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Uh I think that the impact on jobs has been less than many people in our field expected and uh it doesn't mean that it'll always stay the way in the future. I think it's very understandable to feel anxiety about this, but it at least hasn't gone so far like people expected. Jobs would be different, the economy would be different. But this is like an incredible new tool and people are incredibly creative, so they're using it in all sorts of new ways. And I expect that that will really continue and that we're still all going to be, you know, working more than we wish There you go. Everything is gonna be fine for the foreseeable future, according to Sam Altman of Chat GPT. And why wouldn't you believe him? I feel silly that I was so worried. I know. Oh bob about having to have a universal income because nobody's gonna have a job. What a waste of time flapping our job Turns out no need whatsoever. Things are be fine. You heard it there. Automated weapon systems wiping out humanity at the behest of their computer overlords. All that is silly. Sam Altman didn't hear all those boos across the country every time AI was mentioned at any graduation and think I've got a serious PR problem with my investment at all. He just sincerely believes this is going to be good for everyone. Sure. Yeah. Hey, other people might be influenced by the trillions of dollars I've spent already, but not me. I'm Sam Altman. All right, Scam Altman. Believe Elon . We mentioned yesterday that Neil Ferguson had written a piece entitled AI is the most dangerous armor's race in history. It's a rather lengthy and I haven't read the whole thing, but I was scanning it desperately because his premise is that we really need wise intelligent regulation of AI so it doesn't spin out of control, while simultaneously we're competing with Xi Jinping and the communist Chinese who don't have the the slightest interest in like regulation to keep it safe. Um and and uh I admit freely I did not read the whole thing, I didn't have time, but I kept scanning it like every uh topic sentence of every paragraph. All right, Neil, where do you get to the what that would look like part? And I never found anything like a prescription. And that's you know, and and again, I haven't read the whole thing, so I'm not a accusing Neil of being incomplete or or anything like that, but i I agree something needs to be done. But what ? And what about the Chinese ? Here's a small clue of the sort of thing that might come down the pike. The Wall Street Journal's writing about how the top AI CEOs, and that's uh the the head guy for Google, whose name is Demis Hassabas, Sam Altman, and Dario Amoti, all came together um in calling for Congress to protect against bio Oh yeah. Remember we read that uh I think it was in the New York Times piece about various scientists that are they this is their biggest concern is how easy it would be to build some sort of biological weapon through AI. It's like just a regular person. So those three guys are among the uh heavyweight signatories of a letter urging Congress to require safeguards when companies order synthetic DNA and RNA, which is a key step in developing certain vaccines and biotech breakthroughs. What they're saying w I actually like this this um this sentence that's from the letter, I'll read it to you. AI systems are improving rapidly, and alongside incredible benefits to science and medicine, there is a real possibility that the knowledge barri ers which have historically prevented bad actors from obtaining biological weapons will meaningfully arose. Yeah. That's a good way to put what I was just trying to say. Yes. Any numb nuts can now do it. The how-to is going to be available to virtually everyone, or at least a hell of a lot of people, and so the only thing we can do is carefully screen who gets the building blocks. So you've got a regul ate the companies that sell the building blocks. It's like, you know, you can't uh you can't order fifteen pounds of pseudo ephedron because the feds know you're gonna be making meth . Uh it it maybe that's the best we can do? It sounds to me it's not super reassuring, is it? First thought, it's the only way we've got to go about this. If if there are six key components to making a biological weapon, you gotta make sure the Amazons of the world and everybody else, you know, doesn't sell 'em to people . That will restrict the number of novel biological weapons that will be unleashed, but it won't stop it. It can't. Yeah, and that only helps in the United States. I mean, my example may not have been perfect, but I mean there are various substances that are just absolutely known, the virtually the only legitim I'm not legitimate, the only use for this is to manufacture drugs or weapons. And and everybody knows that. But you can still get it on the black market . If if you have enough money, you can get anything. Yeah, I remember how troubling that story was we had just a couple of weeks ago. Um there weren't that many components, and it wasn't that difficult to make some pretty awful biological weapons . Uh wow . So imagine that in the hands of uh Ted Kind Ted Kacinski, the unibomber when he was running around, if instead of his best he could do at the time homemade bombs he was mailing around, um, he could have made some sort of biological weapon like that. Or Al Qaeda or whoever. Right, right. And there have been some like the the famous terrible Ricin attack, or was it attacks on Japanese subways that killed many, many people and anthrax and the rest of it? I just it's it's it's so worrisome. I remember being so troubled as a teenager, I guess it was when I first became aware that the Anarchist's cookbook was available in various libraries that taught you how to make bombs and weapons and that sort of thing. Um turns out there's just not that many people who want to make bombs and weapons, thank God. But as the Boston Marathon bombing showed us, there are enough to be fairly horrifying. But those are not weapons of mass destruction, primarily. Yeah, I don't I just uh you know I'm with Neil Ferguson. We need a set of rules and referees, but what rules and who's the referee? Weapon of mass destruction, but it doesn't have to kill masses. But you wouldn't have to kill very many people with some sort of biological weapon in a New York C ity subway or a big building in LA or whatever to really cause a panic . Yeah. I mean like a huge it'd be the only thing we're talking about in the whole country for days, maybe we eks. Yeah. If all of a sudden eight people died in an elevator in a big building in uh in LA because of something somebody was able to make online and wondering who it was and where it came from and where did they hit next . Yeah, and there's just so many different sorts of bad actors who would benefit from that sort of thing, whether it's you know Islamists or anarchists or even somebody who just wants to short the stock market. I mean yeah, maybe I'm um bent to evil but I can think of all sorts of horrible motivations for that sort of thing. Yeah, there's so many angles to this whole AI thing. So you've got the job thing that Sam Altman uh is a liar is claiming isn't gonna be a problem, but it's clearly going to be a problem. And he got all the other stuff um all all tied into the whole AI thing and just the doomers. I'm a I'm a so a doomer around AI. Because y they all don't have to come bad. Just one of them has to turn out to be a real problem for it to be, well, a real problem . Okay, I want to uh turn much more positive about inventiveness and and bring you a great story from American history after a a quick word from our friends at Simply Safe. Uh Judy and I are gonna set up our brand new customized Simply Safe system this weekend. We did our big remodel. We talked to our insurance company. All right, what do you need to give us a a nice discount? So we're going to set all that up ourselves. It's going to be super easy and I'm really happy about it. I'm happy about the discount. 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I was just looking up at the TV. There is some pretty decent rioting in New York last night over game one of the New York Spurs finals. Game one. Well if you'd like to know more about that. What if they win the series? Well is that uh sports fans or is it uh various activists using the anonymity of crowds uh to do their evil doing looks like a combo they're all wearing mixed jerseys well that's a sign uh so uh let me tell you about this real briefly, although as always uh we're we're practically running out of time. Um the free press has uh among other things employed a bunch of different writers as we move toward our two hundred and fiftieth birthday as a country. Uh great writers, writing about some of their favorite Americans through American history. And it's just terrific. I came across this one that I thought was was great. Both of us, Jack and I, have always wanted to invent something. And I haven't come up with anything worth it, Ham. I remember my my greatest effort was as a like a kid. I designed a car that ran not on gasoline. This is in the 70s, so it was the era of the great gasoline crisis, the oil uh embargo. But on compressed air, the car would compress air and then blow it out the back like a jet engine and propel itself down the road. And I thought, I've really I' Ive've done it here as a 10-year-old, whatever. Then one of my mom's friends said, Well, what energy are you gonna use to compress the air? I'm like, oh, damn it! That's right . Damn it . So ended my career as an inventor. Anyway, it was early in the eighteen hundreds when Elisha Otis, who l was a farm boy in Vermont, uh he realized he he really didn't have much interest in raising crops, but the machinery of agriculture fascinated him. And at age nineteen, he took his mechanical instincts off to Troy, New York, which was at the time an important note in American manufacturing, the industrial revolution, everything. And he set up factories for manufacturers and just brought inventors in and invented stuff himself. And and uh and his main breakthrough, and if you have a keen ear, you might have noticed Mr. Otis's last name. Was he looking across the Hudson River at New York and was aware of the fact that the thing holding back building skyscrapers, higher, you know, many storied buildings was how dangerous elevators were. Because they all worked on ropes and pulleys, and if the rope or pulley broke or whatever, um the elevator would clunge to the bottom and kill everybody on following you there. Which is a hell of a deal. And I think most of us have at least once in our lives getting on an elevator thought about that. But anyway, he uh came up with this ingenious way to make sure it didn't happen. A safety hoist that depended on notched guide rails along the shaft and a flat spring attached to the roof of the car. The spring ends were pulled in by the tension of the hoisting rope. If the rope broke , the ends would shoot outward, catching the rail notches, and the car's descent would be halted. And everybody's like, yeah, Elisha, that sounds that sounds great. A nice invention here, but uh and that so's sure. So at the New York World's Fair in eighteen fifty-four, he hoisted himself up way to the top of a structure he'd built in an open framework so everybody could watch. Yep. Then he had the hoist ing rope dramatically severed by a saber and the car lurched down and was stopped as the crowd gasped. And almost immediately everybody knew we can build tall buildings. That is uh quite a stunt. Oh . And he's you know, the fact that he was a farm boy, uh it reminds me of the Wright brothers bicycle repairman. That's what America is. That's exciting. It's great. Don't tell your college professors that that's not true. Don't let anybody tell you that. I saw Bugs Bunny. If your elevator's screaming to the ground, you just step off right before it hits the ground. 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Yeah, I think this story has legs. This I think this story is going to blow up to be bigger . Some of our best encryption stuff, a lot of different things that he gave to Iran that we don't want Iran to have . What was he doing here? How did he get here? Who was funding his life and all that sort of stuff? He lived in a thirty five million dollar Newport Beach mansion. That's expensive even by fancy pants house standards. How did he pull this off for so many years But what are you suggesting? You say it's gonna blow up and be a bigger story. I'm not sure what you mean. Um I I I just think we're gonna find out that uh the Iranian government was more involved in um uh in this guy's dealings than you know not just one just not this dude. It's gonna be a full on, you know, enemy of the United States.. Yeah Well he was akin to a a a spy um and an industrial uh thief. Yeah. Um conspiracy to violate the international emergency Okay, if that's what you have to get him to. Oh no. Yeah. Uh over ten years he secretly shipped two hundred and fifty tons of U.S. networking encryption equipment to Iran, including to entities tied to its nuclear and military sectors. Two hundred and fifty tons of equipment. Yeah. He shipped to get away with it. Where are the flaws? That's what I want to know. Yeah, exactly. Or was he the only guy involved? It seems like that would be impossible . Um money laundering generated ten plus million dollars a year, but reported uh twenty thousand dollar income to the IRS. You live in a thirty-five million home and you claim you're making $20,000 a year. Okay? Hey, I'm a saver. He is claiming low income. Invested well. He was I'm frugal . He claimed low income tax credits for seven years . While living in a thirty-five million dollar home and shift shipping gazillions of tons of secret equipment to Iran. We were talking about a similar jackass earlier in the week, but I truly don't get y so you're running a many, many, many millions of dollars illicit uh arms deal, essentially, uh arms uh trading deal or computer trading deal, and you cheat on your taxes. Right, yeah, that's a good point. Yeah, I think the government Iran would have said, Hey, how about you go ahead and pay your taxes? Pay your fair share. So you don't get caught. His fund home was funded by illegal sales. He bought the lot for about four and a half million dollars back in twenty ten, spent ten million dollars building the home, seven million dollars in foreign wire transfers back and forth to Iran. How did we not catch on to this guy? And I go to the bank to get seven grand in cash to buy a used pickup truck and they grill me like I'm Al Capone. Exactly. Exactly. I think there'll be more shoes to drop on this story. Uh was hot in Congress yesterday. 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I read a little bit. How about we talk about that as opposed to use it as an opportunity to talk on whatever hot talk radio or cable news item has come up over the last couple of weeks. TikTok. Yeah, exactly. The uh working title of the show this morning was uh Close Up Congress or or just take a big Sharpie and cross out Article I of the Constitution because it long no longer works anymore. Yesterday was a landmark day in Congress embarrassing itself. Well and um So if you didn't see that thing for a couple of weeks ago and I never nailed down was it real or not, but anyway, Trump gave out a bunch of shoes to people for whatever reason. Oh, these are the best dress shoes and gave people shoes. And the claim on the internet anyway was that he gave a pair that was way too big but for Marco Rubio, but Marco Rub io wore them anyway, rather than tell his boss that the shoes don't fit. I I have no idea if that was AI or real. Either way, it doesn't make a difference. To me, I mean that's an interesting story on its own kind of, but not as big a deal as War with Iran. And Marco saying, this is the foreign relations committee. I mean, this is supposed to be among the most hardest to get on committees and most serious committees we have in all of the federal government. Right. This is not the sort of committee where you bring up stuff that's a a hot m reel on YouTube and six weeks ago. Yeah, exactly. Oh my God, it's inexcusable. That's uh representative Camlager Dove uh continuing to grill a marco here. The onus is on you to prove that there is no corruption happening. That is your responsibility as the Secretary of State. And you know what, Nor mally we would have access to that data. That's the transparency. You just don't. But you're not showing us any receipts. Well then show us. Show the receipts. Have the documentation. You don't have this time yet. What kind of thing is this? What is this? You don't you get asked questions for five minutes and you don't get time to answer? It's not a hearing. What is this? A dunk tank? It helps that he was a US senator so he knows how all that sort of stuff works, because if you came in from some other area of life, you wouldn't know I don't know the rules of reclaiming time and all that sort of stuff, but he does. Back to our TikTok Instagram government. This is Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina chatting with Scott Bessent. Did you actually tell Poulty you were going to punch him in the face? No, sir. I actually said I was going to kick his ass. Good. Okay. Good. I share the emotion. Thank you. And as I said, that was last summer, summer twenty-five, and the many teams have fights in the locker room and then go out and win for the team on the battle. That's a good line. Yeah, that's an excellent line, Scott. Bessant uh continues this happened to be a Senate hearing talking to lisping communist Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon. Senator Wyden has mendaciously slandered the Treasury Building in an attempt to cover up his son having an investment meeting with Jeffrey Epstein to ask for funding . Thank you. Mr. Chairman. Yes. Let's be clear here. Nobody is interested in the ramblings of a capo in the most corrupt regime in American history. We want to get some facts about this. deal That's what we're here for. Thank you. Well, thank you, and I will uh ask my questions first today. And we we would like to hear what Adam Wyden and Jeffrey Epstein talked about, your son's largest investment position was Rick's cabaret. So did your son and Jeffrey Epstein talk about pole dancing as he begged him for money using your limited credibility ? Should I just proceed? I'm going to proceed with my questions. Uh meanwhile, same day, same government. Uh go with uh Bill Melugin's report in sixty-five here. DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen under oath before the House Homeland Security Committee today, where things quickly went off the rails. Are you calling me a racist? A racist? I'm asking a question. Reclaiming my time asking the shut up. That's a pretty time. Call me a racist chairman. Secretary Mullen getting into several heated exchanges That is not true. Don't accuse me of something that's not true. Without food , sir. You can say all you want, but don't accuse me of something . You can sit there and tell me that. The first uh lunatic there was soon to be former Congressman Al Green, who is finally mercifully leaving the Capitol. Um, but good shut up. Shut up, he's saying to the Secretary of Homeland Security. Is is Bessent the highly ranking gay person in Trump's cabinet? Uh yes. Correct. So I was trying to find I came across something the other day I thought was really good of how uh And there are no bio picks or specials or awards being given, or they aren't he isn't not being welcomed on the view or all the leading parades anywhere as the first gay, openly gay secretary of the Treasury, which is a pretty big position. And nothing. Highest ranking openly gay fella in uh American political history. In h in our nation's history. And nothing. No, that's because it's a uh hardcore leftist pride month. Not not gay. And actually uh on that topic there's some really interesting poll numbers about the eroding um uh support for gay rights, marriage, et cetera, in general because and I'm gonna skip to my analysis and it's pretty clear that it's because the L G uh the T Q B C R three you know, all the the attempt to tie every sexual weirdness to gay people. People are like, no, if you ask me to endorse or reject the whole thing, I'm rejecting the whole thing. Which is uncool. I mean your average gay person doesn't deserve that. Right, but you know, it's a pretty uh uh sloppy, easy way to go about it. Ah, just that whole thing. Whatever. Right , right. Yeah. Uh meanwhile, so uh who who's this representative Miller? I'm not sure I know. He got into it again, same day, same government on the House floor with Rashida Talib 71 but let us be clear Hezbollah is a terrorist organization from the gentleman lady from Michigan. And its members are butchers that you like to s you know hang out with to a certain extent. No nation can be fully sovereign when an armed group operates outside the authority of its elected . Oh, I'm sorry. Are we getting a little emotional? Gentlemen will suspend. Oh, gentlemen will suspend. She's yelling at him off Mike. Do we know it? She's younger. I d certainly believe you advocate for them, yes. You advocate for terrorists on a daily basis. The house will be in order. The house will be in order. The house will be in order. Do associate yourself with them. Here we go. Colleagues. Colleagues. This is a serious topic. We will debate it respectfully and deliberately. Is the gentlewoman from Michigan making a motion to take down yes, Mr. Speaker? I am. That is a direct attack on my character. I please request vote to strike the words down. Gentlemen from Ohio will be seated. It's an accurate assessment, though. Be careful, uh, Congressman Miller. She will uh I probably shouldn't say that. You probably shouldn't. You probab ly believes in political violence. She backs many groups that believe in political violence. So I'd watch your back, sir. That's all one day of madness, insanity, name calling, shit. Hit him with a cane! Hit him with a cane! No canings. Ah, I remember uh this discussion, Jack, in which you manfully, manfully admitted that you were wrong back in the day. I'm wrong like once a day at least. But this was one of your more manful admissions of wrongness. When uh back in the day you used to say why do they tap dance around calling each other a liar with all this my gentle colleague from the great state of Iowa where the court is as high as an elephant's eye has misstated a fac t. No, just get to it. Say he's lying. But it's funny. Once you open up name calling. Yeah. It's a good lesson for life. Maybe marriages or businesses or whatever. Once you get away from I'm not sure your facts meet up with the current data or your statement meets up with our current data as opposed to you liar Once you start into you liar, it just did it's just that. It's two people saying you liar. No, you're a liar. And that's that's where you are. Right. Yeah, it's funny. There are a number of examples of that sort of thing in society. It's like if you demanded a coat and tie at the Waffle House, I think you'd have fewer fistfights. It's just it's the idea of decorum. Do are we going to have decorum or are we not? 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When was the last time you felt such anticipation, such on the edge of your I don't want anybody to get their head cut off, but we need a bonding moment like that in the United States. Something that we all rally around that's not politics. Some some soap opera story that we all get involved in. You don't think that could happen again? If shoes and cars and coffee are now right coated or left coated, uh the Bronco chase would be. You think? Yeah. You think it would just be the patriarchy and systemic racism and the the left would entirely go with OJ. Yeah, might be right. With OJ ? Yeah. For cutting off a white woman's head. Oh, and and and murdering a poor uh a waiter who just was returning some sunglasses. Yeah. There's more to it than that. He was boffing O.J.'s wife . Stranged wife. Listen to you. Are you okay with murder? Are you are you a Luigi Mangioni ist ?