Bannon's War Room - August 02, 2023


WarRoom Battleground EP 344： Arms Race Of The 21st Century; Rebuttal To The Existential Threat To Humanity


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55 minutes

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153.95116

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8,496

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183

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

24


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Transcript

00:00:00.000 This is what you're fighting for.
00:00:14.260 I mean, every day you're out there.
00:00:16.960 What they're doing is blowing people off.
00:00:20.400 If you continue to look the other way and shut up,
00:00:23.040 then the oppressors, the authoritarians, get total control and total power.
00:00:27.280 Because this is just like in Arizona.
00:00:30.240 This is just like in Georgia.
00:00:31.440 It's another element that backs them into a quarter
00:00:34.260 and shows their lies and misrepresentations.
00:00:36.540 This is why this audience is going to have to get engaged.
00:00:38.800 As we've told you, this is the fight.
00:00:40.700 All this nonsense, all this spin, they can't handle the truth.
00:00:44.640 War Room, Battleground.
00:00:46.440 Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.
00:00:50.940 Okay, welcome.
00:00:51.900 We committed this morning on the show to take this article that was in Axios.
00:00:56.380 The reason we want to take it in Axios,
00:00:58.080 that's kind of the inside baseball for the corporate media.
00:01:02.200 It's Mike Allen's kind of inside baseball newsletter for the lobbyists,
00:01:07.280 the political operatives, the Uniparty, Wall Street, all of it.
00:01:12.220 It's very good.
00:01:13.180 It gives you a great summary of what's going on.
00:01:15.540 Today, particularly, they had this article called
00:01:17.820 The Three Are the Major Existential Threats to Humankind
00:01:21.240 and talked about these great forces that kind of are underpinning
00:01:26.820 the issues in the world today and all are converging
00:01:30.620 kind of in a place and time as a major threat to humanity.
00:01:33.980 And, of course, the buried lead, they had down about the 10th paragraph
00:01:37.960 and said, this is exactly why you need really smart people now to run governments.
00:01:43.000 This being their theory of the case because they're the college-educated elites.
00:01:49.880 Remember, they're doing all this.
00:01:51.160 They're bending over backwards and trying to rewrite the Constitution
00:01:54.000 to allow the deadbeats that got all these worthless college degrees
00:01:58.880 to kind of walk away from it and leave working-class America to pay for it.
00:02:02.200 But all their implication is that they're the college-educated,
00:02:06.860 they have the advanced degrees, that MAGA and the populist movement
00:02:10.820 are a bunch of morons.
00:02:13.200 And not just that, they're dangerous morons.
00:02:15.720 And here's why they're dangerous, because the world's getting so complicated
00:02:18.620 and these major threats, these existential threats to humankind
00:02:21.800 are upon us now more than ever.
00:02:25.140 You need the elect of the college-educated and the post-graduate degrees
00:02:30.940 and the doctoral work and all that to guide us,
00:02:34.140 kind of like Plato's Guardians.
00:02:35.960 More than ever, we need the guardians, right?
00:02:38.440 So what we've done is assembled our contributors, the experts in each of them.
00:02:44.060 Axios laid out that it was climate change, artificial intelligence,
00:02:47.860 and nuclear weapons that were the three big current going to overwhelm humanity.
00:02:52.760 So we've brought in our contributors to kind of go and deconstruct that
00:02:57.000 and talk about what's reality and what's not.
00:03:00.860 And I really appreciate them pulling this together,
00:03:03.180 because Axios just printed the thing early this morning.
00:03:06.800 Let's go ahead. We've got a cold open.
00:03:08.160 I'm going to start with artificial intelligence, go to climate change,
00:03:10.640 then finish with our experts on nuclear weapons.
00:03:13.100 Let's start. We've got a cold open for the one and only Joe Allen.
00:03:17.260 Let's go ahead and let it rip.
00:03:18.040 AI, as we all know, is the study of how to make machines intelligent.
00:03:24.200 Its stated goal is general-purpose artificial intelligence,
00:03:27.940 sometimes called AGI or artificial general intelligence,
00:03:32.260 machines that match or exceed human capabilities in every relevant dimension.
00:03:37.300 The last 80 years have seen a lot of progress towards that goal.
00:03:43.240 For most of that time, we created systems whose internal operations we understood,
00:03:49.000 drawing on centuries of work in mathematics, statistics, philosophy, and operations research.
00:03:55.500 Over the last decade, that has changed.
00:03:59.080 Beginning with vision and speech recognition and now with language,
00:04:01.960 the dominant approach has been end-to-end training of circuits
00:04:05.340 with billions or trillions of adjustable parameters.
00:04:09.320 The success of these systems is undeniable,
00:04:12.140 but their internal principles of operation remain a mystery.
00:04:16.820 This is particularly true for the large language models, or LLMs, such as ChatGPT.
00:04:22.560 Many researchers now see AGI on the horizon.
00:04:28.720 In my view, LLMs do not constitute AGI, but they are a piece of the puzzle.
00:04:34.460 We're not sure what shape the piece is yet or how it fits into the puzzle,
00:04:38.880 but the field is working hard on those questions and progress is rapid.
00:04:43.300 Alan Turing, the founder of computer science, warned in 1951
00:04:47.740 that once AI outstrips our feeble powers,
00:04:51.900 we should have to expect the machines to take control.
00:04:56.480 We have pretty much completely ignored this warning.
00:05:01.480 This committee has discussed ideas such as third-party testing, licensing,
00:05:06.380 national agency, and international coordinating body,
00:05:09.980 all of which I support.
00:05:12.580 Here are some more ways to, as it said, move fast and fix things.
00:05:18.740 First, an absolute right to know if one is interacting with a person or a machine.
00:05:24.360 Second, no algorithms that can decide to kill human beings,
00:05:29.580 particularly when attached to nuclear weapons.
00:05:33.100 Third, a kill switch that must be activated
00:05:35.880 if systems break into other computers or replicate themselves.
00:05:41.180 Fourth, go beyond the voluntary steps announced last Friday.
00:05:44.860 Systems that break the rules must be recalled from the market
00:05:49.480 for anything from defaming real individuals
00:05:52.460 to helping terrorists build biological weapons.
00:05:55.620 Joe Allen, very disturbing.
00:06:02.460 That's from congressional testimony from, what, a week or so ago.
00:06:05.100 Walk me through who that was, what he said, why is it important?
00:06:08.860 Steve, that was Stuart Russell.
00:06:13.280 He is involved with the Future of Life Institute,
00:06:17.380 an institute we've covered a lot.
00:06:19.620 They were actually the organization that drafted the open letter
00:06:24.820 requesting a halt on artificial intelligence development above the level of GPT-4.
00:06:30.360 They also drafted an open letter back in 2014-15
00:06:37.020 in which they urged a complete ban on artificial intelligence-based lethal autonomous weapons,
00:06:47.340 so drone swarms that can decide to attack and kill on their own.
00:06:51.260 Something really important to remember about the Future of Life Institute
00:06:54.380 is that they are, by and large, composed of transhumanists
00:06:58.200 or quasi-transhumanists, they, as you heard Stuart Russell talking about,
00:07:03.160 hope to create a superhuman artificial intelligence god.
00:07:07.740 And what you hear, this hearing was actually quite a bit more interesting in many ways than the last.
00:07:13.320 I think much more substantial information
00:07:16.360 and also much more substantial proposals on how to deal with something like this.
00:07:21.420 And especially, I must say, as usual,
00:07:25.460 Josh Hawley really stood out as being very informed
00:07:28.860 and was very open to recognizing the potential dystopian elements of all this.
00:07:34.780 That being said, the problems that they're highlighting,
00:07:38.900 there's really three that are of real import to my mind.
00:07:43.200 The first being, as you heard there,
00:07:45.900 the notion that you don't know whether you're interacting with a human being
00:07:50.400 on the other end of the screen.
00:07:52.200 I think that's going to be a real problem going forward.
00:07:55.120 It already is now.
00:07:56.740 The artificial intelligence is definitely good enough
00:07:59.560 to fool somebody with, say, an IQ of 110 below.
00:08:04.780 And so, really, oftentimes, people don't know
00:08:08.020 if they're talking to a person on social media.
00:08:10.600 If it's that good, how would you know without some kind of verification?
00:08:14.160 And that's where verification systems like the WorldCoin that we covered yesterday
00:08:19.520 and other verification systems, like something that would be in the same vein,
00:08:24.280 biometric identification, tying your body to a digital identity to prove that you're human.
00:08:30.820 So, it could actually cause as many problems trying to solve this problem,
00:08:35.300 such as having some sort of mandated biometric ID
00:08:38.080 in order to get onto the Internet or anything else.
00:08:41.180 The second one, though, Steve, you know, that he also mentioned,
00:08:44.600 that lethal autonomous weapons, you have people like ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt,
00:08:49.620 who chaired the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence back in 2001.
00:08:56.160 And he is really, really pushing for using lethal autonomous weapons.
00:09:02.440 He believes that as other nations develop them, it will be imperative for the U.S.
00:09:07.560 to keep up that we have weapons that can decide to kill
00:09:11.040 because they would be able to react much faster than any human being would.
00:09:16.220 And just to generalize, he believes that human beings would not win a war
00:09:22.160 in which artificial intelligence was behind the kill switch, so to speak,
00:09:26.600 or the red button to either launch a missile or a drone attack or anything like that.
00:09:33.600 And so, that's also very, very disturbing.
00:09:35.520 It's a big decision that's going to have to be made.
00:09:37.440 Do you allow machines to make the decision to kill or not?
00:09:41.160 We heard Mark Andreessen arguing that that should be the only system able to kill
00:09:47.060 because human beings are so faulty and so slow.
00:09:49.780 And he is a very respected intellectual in the realm of technology.
00:09:53.840 It wouldn't surprise me if he showed up at one of these hearings to testify.
00:09:57.400 So, to me, I think that's a very, very dangerous move to even have them at all,
00:10:02.400 let alone to have an attitude that human beings should not be responsible
00:10:06.040 for life or death decisions on the battlefield and that machines should.
00:10:09.920 And last but not least, of course, the idea of artificial general intelligence,
00:10:14.060 sort of AI god that the prophets of transhumanism are predicting.
00:10:19.960 And that's one that there's literally no way to know whether the technology has capped out
00:10:26.300 basically right here or if the most aggressive predictions like Elon Musk
00:10:30.440 and some of the others who spoke there at the hearing that artificial general intelligence,
00:10:35.180 the superhuman general purpose AGI could be literally right around the corner next five, seven years.
00:10:42.060 And you also don't know that you could easily have a corporation that claims that they have AGI
00:10:47.940 or something like AGI and be able to wield enormous amounts of influence and power
00:10:53.220 just on the mythology alone.
00:10:54.880 I think that this is probably the most shattering, both on just a philosophical level,
00:10:59.020 political level, economic level, and, of course, a theological level.
00:11:02.320 If you have a company like Google or OpenAI who claims to have brought into existence
00:11:08.320 either a conscious or at least a hyper-intelligent being that is not human,
00:11:13.880 a sort of alien life form, that really does change the game
00:11:17.260 as far as how we talk about what it means to be human
00:11:20.080 and what it means to really have rights in a society.
00:11:23.380 You have all these people like Dalton Ispon, Martine Rothblatt,
00:11:26.320 pushing for robo-rights already.
00:11:30.080 So I think that Steve, it was very – I think listening to Josh Howley
00:11:34.300 and even Richard Blumenthal, Amy Klobuchar, I think that they have definitely shown
00:11:38.780 that they've done their homework and they're on top of this
00:11:41.740 as much as one could be on top of something so unpredictable.
00:11:44.900 At the same time, we have a lot of chaos on the horizon,
00:11:48.440 especially in regards to the election of 2024,
00:11:51.640 if these deepfakes really do proliferate, as they say.
00:11:59.140 But, RZ, the deepfakes, don't get me wrong, are going to be bad,
00:12:02.540 and this is one of the whole things about machines in elections
00:12:05.280 and connectivity to the net about artificial intelligence
00:12:09.280 takes that to the whole next level.
00:12:11.500 But back to this, you know, Mike Allen had this piece,
00:12:16.720 Axios had this piece, and it's kind of ironic in that
00:12:19.760 their corporate clients, the uniparty, the corporatist uniparty
00:12:24.120 that runs our nation, has had no problem in this race
00:12:29.240 to develop AI with kind of a devil catch the hindmost
00:12:33.620 or no controls whatsoever, kind of this bizarrely libertarian approach.
00:12:38.320 Esper the other day, and this is what I think it's semaphore,
00:12:41.020 had about his interview with the New York Times,
00:12:44.420 or this piece he did in the New York Times.
00:12:46.600 Esper, the former Secretary of Defense, you know,
00:12:48.620 the one with President Trump that I actually said
00:12:51.240 was a guy that you could tell with Milley
00:12:53.540 kind of tried to lead a coup against Trump,
00:12:56.480 that he's sitting there going, there's an outright arms race,
00:12:58.920 that the 21st century is going to be defined by the arms race
00:13:02.320 that is more intense than the arms race you see in the movie Oppenheimer
00:13:06.840 about who's going to get the nuclear weapons first,
00:13:10.400 the Nazis are ourselves, or then the Russians are ourselves
00:13:13.500 with the hydrogen bomb, that you've got this arms race right now,
00:13:17.660 that will define the 21st century, and there's nothing that can stop that,
00:13:20.680 that that is ongoing.
00:13:22.900 What struck me about these hearings, even as good as Josh Hawley
00:13:25.880 and these guys were, you're talking about some pretty modest things,
00:13:31.500 and nobody even came close to talking about a kill switch
00:13:35.220 that actually could knock the whole thing down,
00:13:36.780 or that you would have, how would you actually get some agreement,
00:13:41.380 some treaty or some agreement that you wouldn't,
00:13:44.480 that no one would ever program an algorithm
00:13:46.440 into the machine itself where you could kill humans?
00:13:50.080 The granularity on actual solutions
00:13:53.980 was at a very general, although very scary,
00:13:59.740 here's what we need to do,
00:14:00.900 there seemed to be no backup whatsoever.
00:14:03.040 Your thoughts on that, sir?
00:14:05.980 Yeah, I've long said, and I still stand behind it for now
00:14:09.980 until things get better,
00:14:11.920 I don't see a lot of solid political solutions
00:14:14.800 to the problem of runaway technology.
00:14:17.220 Let's say that you put in regulation
00:14:18.940 to halt the development of artificial intelligence
00:14:21.820 up to a certain level in the U.S.
00:14:23.860 These companies already have labs overseas,
00:14:26.440 and it's pretty much inevitable
00:14:27.880 that they would go overseas and develop them there,
00:14:30.400 and of course that country would be the one
00:14:32.020 to hold the sort of fabled ring of power, so to speak.
00:14:35.640 You could also have an agency that checked for safety,
00:14:39.620 and I think that that's good, something.
00:14:41.860 Josh Hawley really pushed the concept of data privacy,
00:14:45.060 and that's something that's really needed to be put in place
00:14:46.940 for a long time anyway in the U.S.
00:14:48.760 That's also good.
00:14:49.920 It means that AI is not raking your personality over
00:14:52.320 every second of every day,
00:14:53.760 nor are just the general algorithms that are used by Google,
00:14:57.340 not without your permission anyway.
00:14:59.340 And so that would be an excellent move forward.
00:15:02.580 But all of these different technologies,
00:15:04.260 I mean, you know, one thing that I cover in my book
00:15:06.200 and what we've covered here for the last two and a half years
00:15:08.860 is that this is an enormous field of technological systems
00:15:13.400 on top of technological systems on top of systems,
00:15:16.480 and all of them really do have the potential
00:15:19.340 for social control, top-down social control,
00:15:22.640 or social disruption from a sort of distributed array of actors.
00:15:26.760 And so the chaos of the ongoing technological revolution
00:15:31.860 that we're living in, the so-called fourth industrial revolution,
00:15:35.320 I don't see any solid political solutions for it.
00:15:39.060 In many ways, I think the real solutions
00:15:41.000 are people bracing themselves for it,
00:15:43.800 educating themselves about what the possibilities are,
00:15:47.100 and those sorts of preparations
00:15:50.260 to basically confront a future
00:15:53.220 in which you will have, without a doubt,
00:15:56.480 what Artie and Polo calls the cyborg theocracy.
00:15:59.780 You will have a culture
00:16:01.860 which literally holds technology up
00:16:06.160 as being godlike entities,
00:16:08.600 and everything that descends down from that,
00:16:10.520 such as robotics, brain-computer interfaces,
00:16:13.480 especially the non-invasive brain-computer interfaces
00:16:16.780 that don't take,
00:16:17.960 you don't have to chip yourself,
00:16:19.080 you just simply put a cap on
00:16:20.880 and begin to kind of commune with the machine.
00:16:23.680 That is already here,
00:16:25.040 and the development of that,
00:16:26.220 I think, is also very much inevitable.
00:16:28.340 This is all not to mention
00:16:29.820 the various sorts of biological alterations
00:16:32.800 that are already on the market,
00:16:34.180 and in the next, say, 10 years,
00:16:36.220 are going to probably undoubtedly develop
00:16:39.020 in a direction where you will have the possibility
00:16:41.600 for, say, direct gene-edited designer babies.
00:16:44.620 So, I think that even if in the U.S. we say no on everything,
00:16:49.380 we just go full Luddite,
00:16:50.780 other countries will race forward.
00:16:52.740 So, and if we say yes,
00:16:53.960 then obviously we're going to be at the center of that
00:16:56.120 because we have the best technology in the U.S.,
00:16:59.100 without a doubt,
00:16:59.860 whether it's artificial intelligence
00:17:01.180 or the infrastructure that supports crazy,
00:17:05.500 like radical biological alterations,
00:17:08.480 including on the military end.
00:17:10.720 So, yes, Steve, I think it's good
00:17:13.800 that it's being talked about in Washington,
00:17:15.560 and I think that there can at least be
00:17:17.200 some mitigation of damage and confusion,
00:17:20.580 but I also think that there's the real possibility
00:17:22.940 that something like mandated biometric identification
00:17:26.480 to verify your humanness on the Internet
00:17:28.980 really opens the doors to a lot of much worse problems,
00:17:32.840 really, than the mass confusion
00:17:34.600 of not knowing if you're speaking to a bot online.
00:17:36.760 So, it's, like I say,
00:17:38.960 I think especially going into 2024 and beyond,
00:17:43.260 the best route is to brace yourself
00:17:46.680 and you don't have to disappear into a cave,
00:17:49.780 but I think some degree of survivalism
00:17:51.860 and independence on the part of MAGA
00:17:54.620 or anyone else, really any human being,
00:17:56.580 will be in order.
00:17:57.820 Don't be so quick on that.
00:18:00.800 Dark Aeon, of course,
00:18:02.580 you use the Cambridge pronunciations
00:18:04.500 because you're so proper.
00:18:06.260 Dark Aeon, the book,
00:18:07.780 if I can get the cover-up,
00:18:08.760 the guys in Memphis,
00:18:09.860 this book is out on the 29th, I think, of August.
00:18:13.240 It is really an incredible work.
00:18:16.800 I think it was 400 or 500 pages,
00:18:18.660 but you're going to get a,
00:18:19.560 if you dive into this and grasp it
00:18:21.960 and hang with the argument
00:18:23.220 and work your way through it,
00:18:25.480 and I understand it's not easy
00:18:26.440 getting into a 500-page book,
00:18:29.580 it's incredible.
00:18:31.620 Can Memphis put up the,
00:18:32.640 can we get the cover?
00:18:33.340 Give me a minute on the book
00:18:37.180 and why people should,
00:18:38.100 I want you to hang around, too.
00:18:39.060 I'm going to actually flip the order
00:18:41.600 we're going to do it.
00:18:42.000 I'm going to do nuclear weapons next
00:18:43.420 because AI has a direct impact on that.
00:18:46.440 Walk me through the book.
00:18:50.620 Well, Steve, fortunately,
00:18:52.380 it is long.
00:18:53.080 As far as the written text itself,
00:18:55.100 my text,
00:18:55.840 that's almost exactly 400 pages,
00:18:58.680 but it's 13 chapters
00:18:59.960 that I've written in a way
00:19:01.240 one builds onto the deck,
00:19:03.340 each one leads to the next,
00:19:05.760 but it's the sort of book
00:19:06.700 that you can literally flip
00:19:07.760 through any chapter,
00:19:09.300 and they stand on their own
00:19:10.880 just given whatever interest you have.
00:19:12.840 Maybe your interest is
00:19:14.080 in the dangers of artificial intelligence.
00:19:16.040 Maybe your interest is in
00:19:17.620 radical life extension,
00:19:20.180 radical biological alterations.
00:19:21.600 Maybe your interest is in the evolutionary underpinning
00:19:25.400 that really sustains the philosophy
00:19:28.840 of transhumanism.
00:19:30.560 So whatever topic takes your interest,
00:19:32.420 you can easily just flip to that,
00:19:34.600 and it doesn't require you
00:19:36.940 to start on page one
00:19:38.160 and get to page 400.
00:19:39.600 However,
00:19:40.360 obviously,
00:19:40.940 I hope that people will,
00:19:42.520 and I've made every effort
00:19:44.640 to make it as comprehensive
00:19:45.960 and as accessible as possible,
00:19:48.380 and maybe even with a joke or two
00:19:49.760 here and there
00:19:50.240 to keep you laughing
00:19:51.460 as you hurtle your way
00:19:52.780 towards the apocalypse.
00:19:54.320 And at the end,
00:19:55.440 I give my own modest proposals
00:19:58.640 for solutions.
00:20:00.520 I think that most of them
00:20:02.360 will be non-political.
00:20:04.040 I don't want too much
00:20:07.620 of a spoiler alert,
00:20:08.620 but go get Dark Aeon today
00:20:11.120 at Amazon.
00:20:13.420 Let's drive this book
00:20:14.200 to be a New York Times bestseller.
00:20:15.540 Just hang on for one second.
00:20:16.860 I'm going to keep you around,
00:20:17.760 Joe Allen.
00:20:18.860 Let's start.
00:20:19.300 Ben Hardwell,
00:20:20.140 nuclear weapons.
00:20:22.520 Our favorite senator,
00:20:23.540 Lindsey Graham,
00:20:24.640 and I want you to address this
00:20:26.080 since you've been closest to it.
00:20:27.840 He just announced
00:20:28.800 this bizarre thing
00:20:30.240 that if Russia hits,
00:20:32.700 by the way,
00:20:34.760 the loose talk in Russia
00:20:35.720 about using nuclear weapons
00:20:36.960 to defend Crimea
00:20:37.820 and the Donbass
00:20:38.540 is also totally inappropriate
00:20:40.040 and wrong.
00:20:41.600 And there's been some loose talk
00:20:43.960 about that here
00:20:44.480 over the last couple of days.
00:20:45.360 But Lindsey Graham comes out
00:20:46.320 about that loose talk
00:20:47.380 and says
00:20:48.640 a nuclear strike on Ukraine
00:20:51.740 is a nuclear strike on NATO.
00:20:54.600 They talk about
00:20:55.280 nuclear weapons being existential.
00:20:57.580 We haven't used them
00:20:58.400 since August of 1945.
00:21:01.460 Right?
00:21:01.900 It's only been used twice.
00:21:04.200 Why is Lindsey Graham
00:21:05.580 trying to broaden out
00:21:06.740 this conflict right now,
00:21:07.960 sir,
00:21:08.180 about this threat
00:21:09.380 of nuclear weapons?
00:21:12.420 Good afternoon, Steve.
00:21:13.820 Well, I think the answer
00:21:14.600 to that,
00:21:15.120 I don't want to be cynical,
00:21:16.800 but the straightforward answer
00:21:18.200 to that question
00:21:18.900 would seem to be
00:21:19.880 because Lindsey Graham
00:21:21.100 is a well-known stooge
00:21:23.420 of the military-industrial complex.
00:21:26.600 and therefore
00:21:28.060 any potential
00:21:29.360 opportunity
00:21:31.580 to escalate
00:21:33.460 is going to be something
00:21:34.600 which he will intervene in
00:21:36.360 to escalate.
00:21:37.220 And that's exactly
00:21:37.800 what he's done
00:21:38.720 right to right
00:21:39.620 with his political career.
00:21:40.940 It's just
00:21:41.700 the argument
00:21:43.280 in itself
00:21:43.920 as you laid out
00:21:44.940 is astounding
00:21:46.160 because obviously
00:21:46.880 famously,
00:21:47.880 famously
00:21:48.420 Ukraine
00:21:49.280 isn't a member
00:21:51.360 of NATO.
00:21:52.200 His argument,
00:21:52.880 I mean,
00:21:53.040 I don't want to say
00:21:53.540 it's more subtle
00:21:54.200 because it's not particularly,
00:21:55.620 but the
00:21:56.100 argument he uses
00:21:58.740 is that
00:21:59.140 the use of
00:22:00.340 tactical nuclear weapons
00:22:02.460 on Ukraine
00:22:03.160 would mean
00:22:04.100 radiation
00:22:04.960 would spread
00:22:06.180 outside of the territory
00:22:07.840 of Ukraine
00:22:09.600 into that
00:22:10.680 of neighboring countries
00:22:12.340 which are NATO members
00:22:13.780 and therefore
00:22:14.940 it would be
00:22:16.040 it would be
00:22:17.500 able to consider
00:22:18.540 that
00:22:18.840 an attack directly
00:22:20.080 on those other
00:22:20.960 NATO countries
00:22:22.180 in which case
00:22:23.420 the United States
00:22:26.160 will be able
00:22:27.020 to respond
00:22:28.100 in kind.
00:22:30.100 I think it's
00:22:30.720 I think it's
00:22:31.340 astonishing intervention
00:22:32.580 Steve
00:22:33.220 considering where we are
00:22:34.380 in this war.
00:22:35.780 But it goes
00:22:36.500 I think
00:22:37.300 to underline
00:22:38.840 one point here
00:22:39.800 is that
00:22:40.140 if you want
00:22:42.760 to de-escalate
00:22:43.800 this war
00:22:44.560 political pressure
00:22:46.400 needs to be put
00:22:47.060 on these people
00:22:47.900 our representatives
00:22:49.200 in the West
00:22:50.260 to negotiate
00:22:51.720 rather than
00:22:52.520 to escalate.
00:22:54.880 I mean
00:22:55.080 under a certain
00:22:56.440 optic
00:22:57.600 escalation
00:22:58.780 is something
00:22:59.520 that might
00:23:00.540 force
00:23:01.540 Vladimir Putin
00:23:03.080 to step down
00:23:04.320 to back down
00:23:05.880 and retreat
00:23:06.680 it's entirely
00:23:07.240 possible
00:23:07.720 it doesn't
00:23:08.260 seem
00:23:08.460 a very sensible
00:23:09.300 strategy
00:23:10.800 given what's
00:23:11.680 at stake
00:23:12.100 the better
00:23:12.580 the more secure
00:23:14.340 approach
00:23:14.700 is obviously
00:23:15.240 for de-escalation
00:23:17.520 is for negotiation
00:23:18.660 and to encourage
00:23:19.800 both parties
00:23:21.420 give them
00:23:21.780 every support
00:23:22.500 to trash
00:23:23.300 their differences
00:23:24.080 out at the
00:23:25.020 negotiating table
00:23:26.020 and give them
00:23:27.360 every support
00:23:27.880 to do so.
00:23:28.480 since Mike
00:23:31.240 Allen
00:23:31.720 and Axios
00:23:32.580 have been
00:23:32.860 one of the
00:23:33.160 drivers
00:23:33.540 of arm
00:23:35.340 Ukraine
00:23:35.860 and continue
00:23:36.280 to fight
00:23:36.680 they are
00:23:38.160 clearly in the
00:23:38.760 escalation
00:23:39.420 not negotiation
00:23:40.340 camp
00:23:40.740 where the war room
00:23:41.940 is in the
00:23:42.320 negotiate
00:23:42.860 not escalate
00:23:43.680 isn't it ironic
00:23:45.140 that they put
00:23:45.680 in nuclear
00:23:46.080 weapons
00:23:46.580 as this
00:23:47.600 existential threat
00:23:48.520 to humanity
00:23:49.220 since where
00:23:50.280 that is
00:23:50.740 where we're
00:23:51.920 the closest
00:23:52.560 to having
00:23:52.940 that happen
00:23:53.460 since 1945
00:23:54.280 is right now
00:23:55.280 in this
00:23:56.200 Ukraine war
00:23:57.060 did you not
00:23:57.560 find that
00:23:58.000 ironic
00:23:58.980 that they put
00:23:59.640 that in
00:23:59.960 their piece
00:24:00.400 that the
00:24:01.360 proliferation
00:24:02.160 of nuclear
00:24:03.000 warfare
00:24:03.420 is something
00:24:04.360 that they've
00:24:04.800 been driving
00:24:05.300 Steve
00:24:07.000 ironic
00:24:07.640 is the
00:24:08.040 perfect word
00:24:08.620 that is
00:24:08.940 exactly
00:24:09.400 what it is
00:24:10.240 it's almost
00:24:11.220 poetic
00:24:11.760 that conjunction
00:24:12.860 you know
00:24:13.480 it might be
00:24:15.560 worth just
00:24:16.100 stressing one
00:24:17.160 point
00:24:17.540 and I don't
00:24:18.320 know
00:24:18.500 I certainly
00:24:19.840 haven't had a
00:24:20.480 chance to do
00:24:21.040 this on the
00:24:21.520 warm
00:24:21.640 I don't know
00:24:22.100 if any other
00:24:22.840 contributor
00:24:23.720 has since
00:24:25.000 this war
00:24:25.740 started
00:24:26.160 but let's
00:24:26.920 just take
00:24:27.580 a moment
00:24:28.160 just 10
00:24:29.620 seconds
00:24:30.100 to remind
00:24:31.480 ourselves
00:24:31.980 what
00:24:32.740 article 5
00:24:34.640 of NATO
00:24:35.500 the North
00:24:36.820 Atlantic Treaty
00:24:37.700 actually empowers
00:24:39.360 its members
00:24:40.020 to do
00:24:40.420 it sets up
00:24:41.220 the famous
00:24:42.320 principle
00:24:42.700 that attack
00:24:43.420 against one
00:24:44.040 NATO member
00:24:45.220 is attack
00:24:45.600 against all
00:24:46.180 and then
00:24:46.860 gives them
00:24:47.500 each country
00:24:48.200 NATO member
00:24:49.180 at their
00:24:49.740 own discretion
00:24:50.780 the legal
00:24:52.480 authority
00:24:54.000 if you will
00:24:54.780 to then
00:24:55.560 participate
00:24:56.160 in a war
00:24:57.040 according to
00:24:57.660 its own
00:24:58.060 choosing
00:24:58.560 its modality
00:24:59.580 of its own
00:25:00.060 choosing
00:25:00.360 in defence
00:25:01.100 of its
00:25:01.460 NATO ally
00:25:02.120 that's
00:25:02.680 important
00:25:03.080 because
00:25:03.420 without
00:25:03.700 that legal
00:25:04.640 instrument
00:25:05.160 it could
00:25:05.960 potentially
00:25:06.640 be a case
00:25:07.240 that we
00:25:07.520 would end
00:25:07.780 up with
00:25:08.220 future
00:25:08.820 Nuremberg
00:25:09.860 type trials
00:25:10.660 where the
00:25:11.040 primary
00:25:11.580 charges
00:25:12.420 back in
00:25:13.680 Nuremberg
00:25:14.080 wasn't
00:25:14.680 the
00:25:15.200 holocaust
00:25:16.140 it was
00:25:17.180 the conspiracy
00:25:18.120 towards
00:25:19.900 aggression
00:25:20.660 so the
00:25:21.400 NATO
00:25:21.820 treaty
00:25:22.880 in and of
00:25:23.360 itself
00:25:23.680 it protects
00:25:24.580 NATO
00:25:25.860 allies
00:25:26.380 in order
00:25:26.720 to come
00:25:27.260 even though
00:25:27.700 they haven't
00:25:28.020 been directly
00:25:28.640 attacked
00:25:29.500 themselves
00:25:29.880 they can
00:25:30.420 come to
00:25:30.800 that
00:25:30.960 member's
00:25:31.440 defence
00:25:31.960 steve
00:25:32.660 the
00:25:33.320 important
00:25:33.660 thing
00:25:33.840 here
00:25:34.000 is
00:25:34.080 article
00:25:34.600 5
00:25:35.140 that
00:25:36.680 gives
00:25:37.040 to
00:25:37.240 each
00:25:37.840 nation
00:25:38.760 the
00:25:39.040 right
00:25:40.460 to
00:25:40.700 choose
00:25:41.180 how
00:25:41.740 it
00:25:41.920 wants
00:25:42.180 to
00:25:42.340 respond
00:25:42.780 to
00:25:43.120 that
00:25:43.700 aggression
00:25:44.180 of
00:25:44.440 its
00:25:44.580 ally
00:25:44.840 conceivably
00:25:46.920 conceivably
00:25:48.060 that could
00:25:49.760 simply be
00:25:50.700 the US
00:25:51.920 congress
00:25:52.280 sending a
00:25:52.920 sharply
00:25:53.220 worded
00:25:53.780 press
00:25:54.180 release
00:25:54.540 and then
00:25:55.160 America
00:25:55.500 will say
00:25:55.740 well we
00:25:56.060 think
00:25:56.380 we have
00:25:56.820 made
00:25:57.000 the most
00:25:57.300 appropriate
00:25:57.700 response
00:25:58.220 of
00:25:58.380 that
00:25:58.580 and
00:25:59.060 that
00:25:59.280 is
00:25:59.440 it
00:25:59.660 it
00:26:00.040 doesn't
00:26:00.360 oblige
00:26:01.460 military
00:26:02.540 article 5
00:26:04.160 does not
00:26:04.600 oblige
00:26:05.440 a military
00:26:06.860 response
00:26:07.560 and of
00:26:07.940 course
00:26:08.060 in
00:26:08.740 America's
00:26:09.500 case
00:26:09.620 you have
00:26:09.880 the
00:26:10.040 constitution
00:26:10.700 NATO
00:26:11.340 membership
00:26:11.720 doesn't
00:26:12.040 override
00:26:12.500 that
00:26:12.740 constitution
00:26:13.360 and
00:26:14.200 congress
00:26:15.280 still
00:26:15.780 has
00:26:16.120 to
00:26:16.420 agree
00:26:17.280 to
00:26:17.880 the
00:26:18.520 declaration
00:26:20.180 of war
00:26:20.720 yes
00:26:21.100 you would
00:26:22.620 think
00:26:22.800 they don't
00:26:23.200 even
00:26:23.380 force
00:26:23.680 but
00:26:24.020 hang on
00:26:25.100 we're
00:26:25.300 going to
00:26:25.460 go to
00:26:25.660 break
00:26:25.900 we're
00:26:26.160 short
00:26:26.640 break
00:26:26.940 we're
00:26:27.800 going to
00:26:27.960 come
00:26:28.100 back
00:26:28.420 I
00:26:28.600 got
00:26:28.760 Colonel
00:26:29.040 Mills
00:26:29.340 we got
00:26:29.740 Harnwell
00:26:30.260 we got
00:26:31.040 Joe
00:26:31.440 Allen
00:26:31.660 we'll
00:26:31.800 talk
00:26:31.980 about
00:26:32.140 the
00:26:32.320 dangers
00:26:32.700 of
00:26:32.900 AI
00:26:33.300 plus
00:26:34.260 this
00:26:34.960 is
00:26:35.100 supposed
00:26:35.380 to
00:26:35.500 be
00:26:35.600 the
00:26:35.760 world's
00:26:36.100 boiling
00:26:36.480 it's
00:26:37.520 no
00:26:37.680 longer
00:26:38.080 it's
00:26:38.440 no
00:26:38.600 longer
00:26:38.900 climate
00:26:39.300 change
00:26:39.840 it's
00:26:40.040 no
00:26:40.160 longer
00:26:40.380 global
00:26:40.700 warming
00:26:41.200 it's
00:26:41.420 global
00:26:41.700 burling
00:26:42.500 we've
00:26:44.100 got our
00:26:44.340 own
00:26:44.500 Dave
00:26:44.760 Walsh
00:26:45.060 on
00:26:45.180 here
00:26:45.440 to
00:26:45.860 walk
00:26:46.120 you
00:26:46.260 through
00:26:46.420 the
00:26:46.620 mathematics
00:26:47.160 of
00:26:47.440 all
00:26:47.600 that
00:26:47.800 okay
00:26:48.080 short
00:26:48.360 commercial
00:26:48.720 break
00:26:49.040 we're
00:26:49.180 return
00:26:49.540 with
00:26:49.780 Axios
00:26:50.480 existential
00:26:51.980 threat
00:26:52.500 to
00:26:52.700 humanity
00:26:53.260 the
00:26:54.620 rebuttal
00:26:55.100 in
00:26:55.740 the
00:26:55.860 war
00:26:56.040 we
00:26:59.660 are
00:26:59.800 days
00:27:00.100 away
00:27:00.420 from
00:27:00.620 the
00:27:00.780 Durban
00:27:01.080 Accords
00:27:01.600 the
00:27:02.280 greatest
00:27:02.600 threat
00:27:02.960 to
00:27:03.300 the
00:27:03.440 United
00:27:03.640 States
00:27:03.980 dollars
00:27:04.420 global
00:27:05.060 dominance
00:27:05.580 in
00:27:05.920 the
00:27:06.060 past
00:27:06.480 80
00:27:06.800 years
00:27:07.200 on
00:27:08.060 August
00:27:08.360 22nd
00:27:09.160 BRICS
00:27:09.580 nations
00:27:10.020 Brazil
00:27:10.640 Russia
00:27:11.080 India
00:27:11.480 China
00:27:11.920 and
00:27:12.280 South
00:27:12.540 Africa
00:27:12.940 are
00:27:13.720 expected
00:27:14.100 to
00:27:14.320 announce
00:27:14.660 the
00:27:14.880 launch
00:27:15.140 of
00:27:15.340 a
00:27:15.480 new
00:27:15.740 international
00:27:16.540 super
00:27:17.220 currency
00:27:17.620 fully
00:27:18.120 backed
00:27:18.560 by
00:27:18.820 gold
00:27:19.260 or
00:27:19.920 other
00:27:20.200 commodities
00:27:20.700 this
00:27:21.780 is
00:27:21.940 part
00:27:22.220 of
00:27:22.400 their
00:27:22.540 long
00:27:22.800 term
00:27:22.980 plan
00:27:23.300 to
00:27:23.480 supplant
00:27:23.880 the
00:27:24.040 United
00:27:24.280 States
00:27:24.640 and
00:27:24.980 the
00:27:25.120 dollar
00:27:25.440 as
00:27:26.020 the
00:27:26.160 cornerstones
00:27:26.700 of
00:27:26.860 the
00:27:26.960 global
00:27:27.200 financial
00:27:27.600 system
00:27:28.100 how
00:27:28.920 can
00:27:29.080 you
00:27:29.220 protect
00:27:29.600 your
00:27:29.780 IRA
00:27:30.160 or
00:27:30.400 401k
00:27:31.040 from
00:27:31.280 the
00:27:31.440 fallout
00:27:31.820 from
00:27:32.000 this
00:27:32.180 landmark
00:27:32.520 announcement
00:27:33.040 diversify
00:27:34.260 with
00:27:34.540 gold
00:27:35.140 from
00:27:35.400 Birch
00:27:35.740 Gold
00:27:36.000 Group
00:27:36.340 historically
00:27:37.160 gold
00:27:37.680 has
00:27:38.140 been
00:27:38.280 a
00:27:38.460 safe
00:27:38.740 haven
00:27:39.100 in
00:27:39.400 times
00:27:39.760 of
00:27:39.920 high
00:27:40.140 uncertainty
00:27:40.580 which
00:27:41.300 is
00:27:41.460 right
00:27:41.680 now
00:27:42.000 get
00:27:42.840 a
00:27:42.960 free
00:27:43.140 info
00:27:43.440 kit
00:27:43.720 on
00:27:43.900 gold
00:27:44.160 IRAs
00:27:44.640 and
00:27:44.740 decide
00:27:45.060 for
00:27:45.200 yourself
00:27:45.520 if
00:27:45.760 a
00:27:45.920 tax
00:27:46.220 sheltered
00:27:46.660 retirement
00:27:47.060 account
00:27:47.500 backed
00:27:48.080 by
00:27:48.300 physical
00:27:48.960 precious
00:27:49.560 metals
00:27:49.980 is
00:27:50.220 right
00:27:50.420 for
00:27:50.560 you
00:27:50.800 text
00:27:51.520 the
00:27:51.700 word
00:27:51.920 Bannon
00:27:52.260 to
00:27:53.720 989898
00:27:55.180 this
00:27:56.160 is a
00:27:56.820 monumental
00:27:57.240 shift
00:27:57.840 happening
00:27:58.880 among
00:27:59.400 nations
00:27:59.820 that
00:28:00.020 control
00:28:00.360 one
00:28:00.800 third
00:28:01.180 of
00:28:01.320 the
00:28:01.400 world's
00:28:01.720 GDP
00:28:02.060 and
00:28:02.980 it
00:28:03.140 kicks
00:28:03.380 off
00:28:03.680 on
00:28:03.900 August
00:28:04.140 22nd
00:28:05.040 arm
00:28:05.460 yourself
00:28:05.800 with
00:28:06.020 information
00:28:06.540 to
00:28:07.020 protect
00:28:07.400 your
00:28:07.580 retirement
00:28:07.960 savings
00:28:08.500 text
00:28:09.160 Bannon
00:28:09.660 to
00:28:11.420 the
00:28:11.580 number
00:28:11.820 989898
00:28:13.340 and
00:28:13.580 claim
00:28:13.940 your
00:28:14.260 free
00:28:14.580 information
00:28:15.220 kit
00:28:15.740 from
00:28:16.620 Birchgold
00:28:17.260 in my
00:28:19.540 younger
00:28:19.800 days
00:28:20.200 I was
00:28:20.520 a
00:28:20.660 naval
00:28:20.880 officer
00:28:21.260 on a
00:28:21.800 destroyer
00:28:22.500 in fact
00:28:23.020 I was
00:28:23.280 the
00:28:23.440 A-gang
00:28:23.840 officer
00:28:24.380 in charge
00:28:25.360 of
00:28:25.640 all the
00:28:26.080 engineering
00:28:26.500 systems
00:28:27.040 that were
00:28:27.380 not
00:28:27.640 main
00:28:28.000 propulsion
00:28:28.560 and
00:28:29.280 one
00:28:29.440 of
00:28:29.560 those
00:28:29.840 was
00:28:30.500 air
00:28:30.760 purification
00:28:31.460 and I
00:28:31.760 can
00:28:31.900 tell
00:28:32.140 you
00:28:32.260 the
00:28:32.460 standards
00:28:32.860 of
00:28:33.060 the
00:28:33.160 United
00:28:33.340 States
00:28:33.660 Navy
00:28:33.980 are
00:28:34.240 second
00:28:34.620 to
00:28:34.880 none
00:28:35.140 if
00:28:35.760 all
00:28:36.040 home
00:28:36.580 air
00:28:36.840 purifiers
00:28:37.340 are
00:28:37.540 the
00:28:37.720 same
00:28:38.140 why
00:28:38.800 did
00:28:39.000 the
00:28:39.160 U.S.
00:28:39.460 Department
00:28:39.780 of
00:28:39.940 Defense
00:28:40.260 select
00:28:40.660 EnviroCleanse
00:28:41.680 to
00:28:42.040 protect
00:28:42.480 and
00:28:42.720 purify
00:28:43.260 the
00:28:43.860 air
00:28:44.080 on
00:28:44.360 board
00:28:44.580 our
00:28:44.720 Navy
00:28:44.880 ships
00:28:45.240 because
00:28:45.680 EnviroCleanse
00:28:46.680 advanced
00:28:47.280 mineral
00:28:47.560 technology
00:28:48.240 goes
00:28:48.880 beyond
00:28:49.300 ordinary
00:28:49.800 HEPA
00:28:50.200 filters
00:28:50.620 to
00:28:51.100 destroy
00:28:51.740 airborne
00:28:52.400 illness
00:28:52.980 causing
00:28:53.420 cold
00:28:53.800 and
00:28:53.960 flu
00:28:54.100 viruses
00:28:54.600 including
00:28:55.640 COVID
00:28:56.460 EnviroCleanse
00:28:57.920 is the
00:28:58.520 new
00:28:58.760 science
00:28:59.240 in
00:28:59.400 air
00:28:59.620 purification
00:29:00.320 and
00:29:00.940 now
00:29:01.220 you
00:29:01.460 can
00:29:01.620 order
00:29:01.840 one
00:29:02.180 for
00:29:02.600 your
00:29:02.760 home
00:29:03.040 this
00:29:03.680 is
00:29:03.840 how
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00:31:21.960 with
00:31:22.260 Stephen K
00:31:22.860 Bannon
00:31:23.200 welcome
00:31:26.240 back
00:31:26.620 we've
00:31:26.940 got our
00:31:27.300 great
00:31:27.620 contributors
00:31:28.060 here to
00:31:28.560 go through
00:31:28.920 all this
00:31:29.240 Colonel
00:31:29.620 Males
00:31:29.880 talk to
00:31:30.340 me
00:31:30.740 you know
00:31:31.060 Ben has
00:31:32.880 made this
00:31:33.280 incredible
00:31:33.660 case and
00:31:34.200 following it
00:31:34.700 you know
00:31:34.980 daily from
00:31:35.680 from Rome
00:31:36.560 about this
00:31:37.540 situation
00:31:38.000 that continue
00:31:38.620 to escalate
00:31:39.400 instead of
00:31:39.760 negotiate
00:31:40.200 in
00:31:41.280 in
00:31:41.940 in
00:31:42.480 eastern
00:31:42.900 Ukraine
00:31:43.300 the Ukraine
00:31:43.860 this
00:31:44.180 Ukraine
00:31:44.800 battle
00:31:45.060 space
00:31:45.500 now we
00:31:46.360 have
00:31:46.520 Axios
00:31:46.980 who's
00:31:47.180 one of
00:31:47.400 the
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00:31:50.800 you see
00:31:51.660 you go
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00:31:57.980 your
00:31:58.180 analysis
00:31:59.180 of this
00:31:59.920 threat of
00:32:00.380 nuclear
00:32:00.660 weapons
00:32:01.100 particularly
00:32:01.560 not just
00:32:02.380 the
00:32:02.560 proliferation
00:32:03.160 but actual
00:32:03.820 now people
00:32:04.340 talking about
00:32:04.840 use of
00:32:05.220 tactical
00:32:05.600 nukes
00:32:06.040 in the
00:32:06.900 Ukraine
00:32:07.220 battle
00:32:07.480 space
00:32:07.860 well that's
00:32:10.260 a grave
00:32:10.720 concern
00:32:11.340 especially
00:32:11.880 when Ukraine
00:32:12.640 reaches out
00:32:13.520 and is
00:32:13.940 beginning to
00:32:14.400 hammer
00:32:14.720 Moscow
00:32:15.320 the question
00:32:16.580 in China
00:32:17.400 this has
00:32:18.020 been once
00:32:18.860 again the
00:32:19.340 US intelligence
00:32:20.400 community has
00:32:21.180 apparently not
00:32:22.060 been paying
00:32:22.540 attention to
00:32:23.040 what's going
00:32:23.440 on to China
00:32:24.100 with the
00:32:24.460 nuclear force
00:32:25.280 I would
00:32:26.520 call them
00:32:27.040 equivalent to
00:32:27.880 us
00:32:28.180 the problem
00:32:28.620 with that
00:32:29.120 Russia was
00:32:30.020 equivalent
00:32:30.420 to us
00:32:31.060 now we
00:32:31.400 got two
00:32:31.800 countries
00:32:32.340 who are
00:32:32.880 have a
00:32:33.320 treaty
00:32:33.620 with each
00:32:34.040 other
00:32:34.220 that are
00:32:34.580 now double
00:32:35.740 our size
00:32:36.580 in nuclear
00:32:37.220 weapons
00:32:37.680 now she
00:32:38.140 just replaced
00:32:39.360 Lee who
00:32:40.220 was his
00:32:40.820 head of
00:32:42.160 strategic rocket
00:32:42.980 forces
00:32:43.380 he was an
00:32:43.780 army general
00:32:44.480 and he's
00:32:45.580 gone now
00:32:46.280 and Admiral
00:32:47.100 Wang
00:32:47.580 has been
00:32:48.320 now appointed
00:32:50.180 commander of the
00:32:51.000 strategic rocket
00:32:51.860 forces which
00:32:52.520 includes both the
00:32:53.340 ground-based and
00:32:54.580 the sea-based
00:32:55.400 deterrent and
00:32:56.260 that's what I
00:32:56.720 have here is
00:32:57.880 this is
00:32:58.220 Sonya naval
00:32:59.500 base this is
00:33:01.040 where they're
00:33:01.360 hiding their
00:33:02.060 ballistic missile
00:33:03.640 submarines their
00:33:04.360 six existing
00:33:05.300 nuclear-powered
00:33:05.980 ballistic missile
00:33:06.780 submarines the
00:33:07.980 question is is
00:33:09.520 she tying
00:33:10.760 nuclear command
00:33:11.980 and control to
00:33:12.680 artificial intelligence
00:33:13.660 so it'll work
00:33:15.400 without even any
00:33:16.920 human interaction
00:33:17.840 this is scary but
00:33:19.420 this is their
00:33:19.980 big sub-base right
00:33:21.300 there this is
00:33:21.880 underground see
00:33:23.320 what's happening
00:33:24.300 right now is they
00:33:25.180 actually have an
00:33:25.680 underground submarine
00:33:26.860 base this is where
00:33:28.020 their six type 92s
00:33:30.220 I think it is could
00:33:30.900 go inside and
00:33:32.400 they put out a
00:33:33.120 hard perimeter
00:33:34.160 with a couple of
00:33:34.920 gates because
00:33:35.440 they're very worried
00:33:36.200 about Navy SEALs
00:33:37.160 conducting a raid
00:33:38.040 here there's their
00:33:39.100 demagnetization
00:33:40.040 facility but yeah
00:33:41.360 they're hiding their
00:33:42.080 boat underground
00:33:43.260 inside here so
00:33:44.880 once they go to
00:33:45.620 sea though are
00:33:46.380 they being operated
00:33:47.500 with artificial
00:33:48.480 intelligence is our
00:33:50.280 AI now replacing
00:33:51.940 the human in the
00:33:52.740 nuclear command and
00:33:53.540 control this is
00:33:54.540 absolutely disturbing
00:33:55.640 worse than anything
00:33:56.520 we've seen during the
00:33:57.380 Cold War
00:33:57.840 and your point is
00:34:00.480 now that we forced
00:34:01.700 Russia into the arms
00:34:02.820 of the CCP you
00:34:04.640 have you have an
00:34:06.200 opponent a combined
00:34:07.300 axis controlling the
00:34:09.880 Eurasian landmass
00:34:11.080 trying to consolidate
00:34:11.680 the Eurasian landmass
00:34:13.000 that not only has
00:34:13.800 more and just
00:34:15.240 quantitative but also
00:34:16.920 qualitative because we
00:34:17.760 really we have not
00:34:18.580 updated the nuclear
00:34:19.460 arsenal in a long
00:34:21.440 time before I let you
00:34:22.900 go because I want to
00:34:23.640 get want to have you
00:34:24.620 back for a briefing
00:34:25.300 deeper on the
00:34:26.360 particularly the
00:34:26.980 ballistic missile
00:34:27.620 submarines what is
00:34:29.700 the intelligence
00:34:30.300 community saying
00:34:31.700 about this firing I
00:34:33.080 mean he just had
00:34:33.780 appointed I think
00:34:34.700 General Lee when he
00:34:36.860 was terminated
00:34:37.480 relatively quickly and
00:34:38.840 the head of the
00:34:41.000 strategic rocket
00:34:42.620 forces the strategic
00:34:43.820 nuclear forces in the
00:34:45.100 PLA doctrine is you
00:34:47.580 know one of the top
00:34:48.380 guys in the military
00:34:49.320 what scuttlebutt are
00:34:50.760 you hearing about why
00:34:51.640 she made such a public
00:34:53.340 move in firing the
00:34:55.700 head of his strategic
00:34:56.500 rocket forces well in
00:34:59.620 one release I heard the
00:35:01.200 often used expression of
00:35:02.920 corruption which is
00:35:04.180 code word for she
00:35:05.780 cleaning house and
00:35:06.700 anybody he doesn't
00:35:07.600 trust I mean she is
00:35:09.120 turning into Saddam
00:35:11.080 Hussein really fast when
00:35:13.640 he marched Ku Jintao out
00:35:15.640 of the meeting that's
00:35:16.440 exactly the tactics that
00:35:18.040 that Saddam Hussein used
00:35:20.700 to use he said so she is
00:35:22.020 terrified about an
00:35:23.180 internal threat that's
00:35:24.200 going to overthrow him
00:35:25.220 assassinate him etc so I
00:35:28.140 think that's as much as
00:35:29.300 anything what's going on
00:35:30.820 it's not like there was a
00:35:31.860 command inspection they
00:35:33.900 left the doors open on
00:35:35.560 one of the nuclear
00:35:36.360 bunkers you're fired now
00:35:38.220 I'm sure when they use the
00:35:39.380 term corruption that's a
00:35:40.480 catch-all phrase for she
00:35:43.160 doesn't like the person or
00:35:44.240 more importantly doesn't
00:35:45.460 trust the person anymore so
00:35:47.220 he especially doesn't want
00:35:48.320 his commander he cleaned
00:35:49.260 up people should know as
00:35:51.960 you follow the show
00:35:52.580 they've done a complete
00:35:53.440 house cleaning of the PLA
00:35:54.900 and a lot of people think
00:35:56.140 that's they get more
00:35:57.060 aggressive people to buy
00:35:58.060 into she's thing they
00:35:58.880 were going to have to go
00:35:59.580 to kinetic war against the
00:36:01.400 West because there were
00:36:02.060 members of the PLA said I
00:36:03.400 don't know if that's a
00:36:04.280 smart move Joe Allen
00:36:07.320 before I let you guys go
00:36:08.480 talk to me about the
00:36:10.140 threat of artificial
00:36:10.920 intelligence you know
00:36:12.160 Colonel Mills just said it
00:36:14.440 about where they've got the
00:36:16.100 you know where they've got
00:36:17.000 the center of gravity of
00:36:20.800 their fleet ballistic
00:36:22.540 missile program talk to me
00:36:23.980 about the dangers of
00:36:24.820 artificial intelligence
00:36:25.880 being in a command and
00:36:28.400 control aspect of these
00:36:30.400 weapons a lot of the
00:36:33.280 viewers will probably
00:36:34.100 remember the dead hand
00:36:35.720 system the so-called
00:36:36.480 perimeter system first
00:36:38.720 employed by the Soviets in
00:36:40.620 the mid-80s and said to be
00:36:42.660 still in effect now it's just
00:36:44.260 an automatic weapons
00:36:46.180 system that would detect
00:36:48.440 incoming nuclear strike in
00:36:51.240 Russia and would then
00:36:53.400 respond autonomously so it
00:36:55.720 would be like seismic
00:36:56.580 activity radiation detection
00:36:58.780 basically would mean that we
00:36:59.820 blew them away and so
00:37:01.340 therefore it would just start
00:37:03.320 launching intercontinental
00:37:05.080 ballistic missiles our way and
00:37:07.780 so you already have let's just
00:37:10.120 take it down from say
00:37:11.340 artificial intelligence kind of
00:37:13.140 grandiose term down just to
00:37:14.600 computer algorithms kind of
00:37:16.360 fuzzy line between these
00:37:18.240 algorithmic systems are
00:37:19.660 already there Russia's
00:37:21.980 avant-garde hypersonic
00:37:23.480 missile is guided by advanced
00:37:26.700 algorithms artificial
00:37:27.900 intelligence and it's so
00:37:30.700 complex and so autonomous
00:37:32.620 that once it's launched the
00:37:35.100 human really doesn't determine
00:37:36.760 the path after that it's just
00:37:38.360 simply ghost was target by
00:37:39.960 whatever path it decides as far
00:37:42.480 as China China has been really
00:37:45.700 putting a lot of money and
00:37:48.260 manpower brain power into what
00:37:50.880 they would call intelligentized
00:37:52.700 weapons at both Russia and China
00:37:55.200 are doing this though because the
00:37:57.140 US however however faltering the
00:38:00.460 military equipment development has
00:38:02.800 been in the US right now you have
00:38:05.340 Eric Schmidt front and center
00:38:07.220 working with the Department of
00:38:08.940 Defense to as he would maybe put
00:38:11.260 it bring the US military into the
00:38:14.040 21st century DARPA has been at the
00:38:17.520 core of everything that we talk
00:38:18.800 about when we talk about
00:38:20.080 transhumanist technology and so
00:38:22.100 they're a mass program to create
00:38:24.360 swarms of swarms AI powered drone
00:38:28.720 swarms that would kill and be able to
00:38:31.400 evade any system of detection or
00:38:34.340 deterrence all of this is happening as a
00:38:37.980 race they're all responding to each
00:38:40.580 other the US the three superpowers
00:38:42.700 US Russia and China and all of them
00:38:45.360 are doing everything they can to
00:38:48.380 develop advanced algorithmic systems
00:38:50.820 and in some quarters in the hopes of
00:38:54.380 taking human beings out of the loop so
00:38:56.400 that the AI with its fast response
00:38:58.680 times and it's a very broad swath of
00:39:01.760 data that it can gather in order to
00:39:03.460 make it decisions so that the AI is the
00:39:05.880 prime decision maker and I am with
00:39:07.800 Colonel Mills on this absolutely it is
00:39:10.420 a terrifying prospect
00:39:12.180 Joe once again the book your social
00:39:17.440 media where do people get to all your
00:39:18.700 writings
00:39:19.020 oh you can find the book at Amazon
00:39:22.640 where all books are sold you can find
00:39:25.060 links at the top of my social media at
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00:40:50.020 thank you so much Steve God bless
00:40:52.220 Dave Walsh
00:40:54.960 Drudge had the Mac Daddy yesterday the
00:40:57.880 month of July and had the whole
00:40:59.480 calendar every day but the hottest month
00:41:02.120 in human history
00:41:02.980 Axios leads off with of the existential
00:41:05.680 threats the the first among equals is
00:41:08.300 is climate change now they're talking
00:41:10.420 about the boiling of the earth it's
00:41:13.280 irrefutable it's only gonna get worse
00:41:15.480 uh walk me through your mathematical
00:41:18.800 assessment of this sir
00:41:20.120 well the what one one cannot the
00:41:24.360 scientists know but their media
00:41:26.360 spokespersons maybe no less that you
00:41:28.460 cannot extrapolate long-term climate
00:41:31.560 change conclusions based on 45 to 60
00:41:36.440 days of data you just can't do that
00:41:39.080 yeah we've had we've had a hotter than
00:41:41.080 normal temperature certainly in Texas
00:41:42.820 the southwest southeast somewhat the
00:41:45.840 upper Midwest a little bit the far
00:41:48.000 west actually the LA basin cooler than
00:41:50.720 normal um but if you look at typically
00:41:53.900 temperatures modulate but hold it but
00:41:56.440 hold it but hold the middle Atlantic I
00:41:58.240 mean Washington DC hasn't been a brutal
00:42:00.700 summer at all not like normally Washington
00:42:02.680 DC has or my beloved Virginia or North
00:42:04.740 Carolina the Atlantic states are Southwest
00:42:08.020 Northwest definitely Texas it's a hot
00:42:11.120 summer but how why they say the earth
00:42:13.520 is what what's the mathematical
00:42:15.300 argument they make that the earth is
00:42:17.080 boiling and now we've crossed into a
00:42:19.160 danger zone this proves they're all right
00:42:21.160 we've crossed into a danger zone there
00:42:23.360 there is no mathematical argument that
00:42:25.200 we've crossed into a danger zone if you
00:42:27.140 look at the uh the typical modulations in
00:42:29.620 temperature year to year according to uh
00:42:32.340 NOAA data the ocean oceanographic agency
00:42:35.480 temperatures on average modulate two to
00:42:38.140 four degrees per year up and down your
00:42:41.020 average temperatures winter and summer
00:42:42.820 this year we've seen about a one and a
00:42:45.080 half degree uptick on average a lot of
00:42:48.160 the country nothing yeah a lot of the
00:42:50.180 country a little worse than that it but
00:42:51.980 it's way within the normal standard
00:42:54.020 deviation of annual change from one
00:42:57.140 year to the next now average
00:42:58.960 temperatures aren't the same every year
00:43:00.900 some years higher some years lower let's
00:43:04.140 come back just the last 80 years which is
00:43:06.040 a little more relevant but not that
00:43:07.920 relevant across what one has to really
00:43:10.020 analyze is 20,000 years we had the 0.8
00:43:12.920 fahrenheit dropped from 45 to 80 1980
00:43:15.780 then a 1.4 fahrenheit rise from 1980 to
00:43:19.700 19 2015 cumulatively and then the last
00:43:23.240 nine years through two months ago
00:43:25.440 temperatures have been flat so across that
00:43:28.100 whole time period we're up about half a
00:43:29.740 degree fahrenheit over 80 years and if
00:43:32.320 you look at where the temperature is
00:43:33.620 trailing upwards 28 degrees from the end
00:43:35.860 of the last glaciation 20 18,000 years
00:43:38.640 ago this demodulation is background noise
00:43:42.100 against the 0.3 that should be happening
00:43:44.200 in accordance with the long-term uptick
00:43:46.600 post glaciation that will end and then
00:43:48.840 will be headed back down to into an ice
00:43:50.660 age this is this is way in the normal
00:43:52.960 range for a month and a half period where
00:43:56.720 it's a little warmer in parts of the
00:43:58.340 country the same in most of the country
00:44:01.140 as normal such as here in Florida
00:44:02.620 temperatures are about typical they're
00:44:04.680 not really hotter than normal in the
00:44:06.840 midday 90 90 degree range at night 74
00:44:10.280 typical very typical very normal now this
00:44:13.400 is all hair on fire conflation to push
00:44:15.440 the agenda for more and more renewables
00:44:17.880 that this is something the issue the
00:44:20.020 issue before us really is the issue of
00:44:22.520 the de-electrification of the west of
00:44:25.180 western Europe of the UK specifically
00:44:27.300 Germany specifically okay here's okay
00:44:31.140 hang on hang on I want to get to this
00:44:32.420 because this is what I don't understand
00:44:33.360 you got to help me out here the guys
00:44:36.400 that make and I'm sure there's some
00:44:38.640 logic here that you're going to explain
00:44:40.580 to me Walsh because you're my guy the
00:44:43.400 climate change guys and and their big
00:44:46.080 push is for sustainability renewable
00:44:49.720 energy I got that okay let's let's just
00:44:52.080 put a pin in that that's their argument
00:44:53.520 but they always get to the electric
00:44:56.360 vehicle and getting rid of the internal
00:44:58.100 combustion engine and fossil I mean the
00:45:00.040 whole thing is fossil fuels are over you
00:45:01.680 can't have more fossil fuel how at the
00:45:04.520 same time do we have a de-electrification
00:45:08.440 movement in the industrial in the in the
00:45:11.900 industrial west that's pretty advanced
00:45:14.660 how I just understand intellectually how
00:45:18.060 that hangs together so you got a Germany
00:45:20.220 is de-industrializing before our eyes this
00:45:23.480 is not war room saying that Dave Walsh
00:45:25.460 this is coming from now the financial
00:45:27.860 times in mainstream German media they're
00:45:30.460 actually having a debate about it and as
00:45:32.460 Dave Walsh is showing whether and these
00:45:34.520 are not left-wing states whether it's
00:45:36.180 South Carolina whether it's the state of
00:45:38.120 Florida you know you got Nikki Haley and
00:45:40.580 Tim Scott running from for president from
00:45:42.560 South Carolina you got DeSantis from
00:45:44.160 Florida in Texas you got you know it's
00:45:47.340 the Bastion of MAGA during an advanced
00:45:50.040 de-electrification movement am I wrong in
00:45:53.460 any of that you're completely correct
00:45:56.160 England is devastated with 15 million
00:45:58.980 folks living under the poverty line now
00:46:00.900 due to the de-energization and de-
00:46:03.720 industrialization of that country since
00:46:05.600 about 2002 an entire 20 percent of the
00:46:10.040 economy has been under attack and
00:46:11.760 basically taken off the table being oil
00:46:14.160 and gas production coal production
00:46:15.600 steel making and now England is a massive
00:46:18.380 importer of energy poverty levels at
00:46:20.960 record levels Germany's headed the same
00:46:23.240 place and and we are making exactly the
00:46:26.200 same moves and this is all because the
00:46:28.240 there are in the West there are no longer
00:46:30.860 energy policies there are only environmental
00:46:34.000 policies and and this assignment of CO2 is
00:46:37.400 something to do with the environment which
00:46:39.500 it is not it is not a pollutant it's a
00:46:42.320 naturally occurring element it's fundamental
00:46:44.880 to the existence of life we've seen in this
00:46:48.300 country what we're now doing is we need
00:46:51.100 about 20 percent more electrification by
00:46:53.800 2030 just to match normal GDP a normal
00:46:57.520 population growth about 20 percent more
00:46:59.880 electrification is needed before we get to
00:47:02.140 EVs and electrifying home heating the
00:47:05.220 growth rate of electrification across the next set
00:47:08.000 nine years is only four percent because what
00:47:10.560 we're adding 90 percent of what we're
00:47:12.840 adding is wind and solar that operate on
00:47:15.140 average about 22 percent of the time we need
00:47:18.400 electrification that operates 100 percent of
00:47:20.560 the time while we're adding that we're taking
00:47:23.340 offline 12 12 and a half 13 percent of our
00:47:26.320 capacity mainly coal some nuclear that runs
00:47:29.680 full-time so the net net of the two is we're
00:47:32.320 spending a trillion dollars to add close to net
00:47:35.360 zero about four percent of added capacity in
00:47:38.560 nine years where we need 20 now when we get
00:47:41.440 the EVs must yesterday talked about three
00:47:45.400 times more electricity needed by 2045 okay if
00:47:49.000 I'm in the EV business I'm going to say that
00:47:51.140 but really he's on the right path we need a
00:47:53.600 we'll need about two times more electrification
00:47:56.620 by 2045 half or normal population and GDP
00:48:00.520 growth if we want to remain industrialized at
00:48:03.700 all and then half for the EV conversion and for
00:48:06.900 this uh home heating conversion across the
00:48:09.220 upper Midwest and Northeast we're not adding
00:48:12.040 electrical capacity to do anywhere near that
00:48:15.100 in fact as I've said the next 10 years we're
00:48:17.380 growing electrical capacity by about four and a
00:48:19.620 half five percent where it needs to grow 20 percent
00:48:22.180 without this other transition that Biden's
00:48:25.520 doubling down on this is the horrendous issue
00:48:27.680 facing the West it's the de-energization
00:48:30.240 resulting in the de-electrification of the West
00:48:33.360 due to the the adherence to environmental only
00:48:37.280 policies and zero energy strategy in Germany
00:48:40.740 in France in England in Belgium in the United
00:48:43.600 States in Canada in Australia New Zealand zero
00:48:46.800 energy policy only environmental yielding to the
00:48:50.020 greens on an environmental only perspective on
00:48:52.800 how energy is created and that less up means less
00:48:56.060 industry
00:48:56.460 I find it um this is why I wanted to do the Axios piece
00:49:03.840 for today because Axios and pulling out climate change
00:49:07.900 artificial intelligence and nuclear weapons they said
00:49:11.700 these are the three existential threats to humankind
00:49:14.840 right now they're all kind of converging
00:49:16.500 Axios and their corporate partners are the ones that have been
00:49:20.580 driving this that's the thing is so outrageous Dave we got to
00:49:24.700 bounce how what's your social media oh we just lost Dave
00:49:28.560 Walsh that's okay uh okay Dave what's your social media how
00:49:32.040 do people get to you brother on getter at Dave Walsh
00:49:35.240 energy and truth social the same thank you Steve you you've
00:49:39.300 been spectacular we're gonna have you back on a drill down
00:49:41.180 even more on this sir no pun intended we're gonna leave
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00:49:56.940 i went walking that ribbon of highway i saw above me that endless skyway i saw below me
00:50:10.740 this land was made for you and me this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the river chorus to the gulf stream waters
00:50:36.740 this land was made for you and me i roamed and i rambled and i followed my footsteps to the sparkling sands of her diamond deserts while all around me a voice was sounding saying this land was made for you and me
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00:51:32.720 this land was made for you and me this land was made for you and me this land is your land this land is my land from california to the new york island from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters this land was made for you and me
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