Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 484： The Future Battle Of AI Warfare

00:00:00.000 this is what you're fighting for I mean every day you're out there what they're doing is blowing

00:00:11.380 people off if you continue to look the other way and shut up then the oppressors the

00:00:18.380 authoritarians get total control and total power because this is just like in Arizona this is just

00:00:24.280 like in Georgia it's another element that backs them into a quarter and shows their lies and

00:00:29.040 misrepresentations is why this audience is going to have to get engaged as we've told you this is

00:00:33.300 the fight all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room battleground here's

00:00:40.360 your host Stephen K Bannon so this is a band-aid on top of a band-aid to cover uh another band-aid

00:00:48.460 it looks as though things are okay as of right now but the battle over government funding isn't over

00:00:54.480 no not as close to over uh I would say this is the first literally the first salvo I would say

00:01:01.980 so basically what happened is they kicked government funding deadlines instead of March 1st and March 8th

00:01:07.500 to March 8th and March 22nd March 8th will be the easy um uh deadline that includes the interior bill

00:01:15.440 the energy and water bill military construction veteran affairs a number of bills that are

00:01:20.220 non-controversial then you have a week off and then you come back uh the week of the 20 that ends

00:01:25.440 with the 22nd and you have the big bills homeland security defense uh labor hhf some of these really

00:01:32.020 controversial bills Jose but let's say this Mike Johnson executed a smart move here he didn't have

00:01:37.300 bills ready he was able to cobble together a majority of the house republican majority to uh kick the

00:01:42.680 bills down the road and and try to get a long-term spending deal although at this point Jose it's not

00:01:47.580 really long term it's March 1st uh five months into the fiscal year and and we are just getting

00:01:53.440 started with fiscal year 2024 spending so what is the one week extension for it's just so they can get

00:02:02.080 their act together to be honest with you Jose they need to finish these bills I mean these are largely

00:02:07.620 and hugely complicated bills and I would also point out uh back in the day uh in the 80s and 90s they

00:02:14.120 spent all summer on appropriations bills wrapped them up in August or July or August and then had

00:02:20.120 them ready uh for the entire next year you didn't have to deal with CRs or stop gaps or any of these

00:02:26.540 things you had them done the bills were past the house and the senate and and you kind of uh dealt with

00:02:31.660 it that way but remember it's March uh we're gonna have to see the Congress start on fiscal year 2025

00:02:38.060 spending pretty soon so anyhow that is where we stand no shutdown this week perhaps a shutdown next

00:02:45.160 week it doesn't look like it but it could happen week off and then you have the big kahuna you have

00:02:49.540 the big defense bill and all those things and meanwhile three men named John have been floated

00:02:55.980 to replace Mitch McConnell as leader of the senate GOP one of them Senator John Cornyn is now officially

00:03:00.720 running for leader you wrote in Punchbowl about Cornyn's blitz to try and gain support what are you

00:03:05.960 learning yeah John Cornyn is in the race the first candidate in the race he has the most to lose

00:03:11.740 here Jose not in the leadership at all right now trying to make a big bid he chaired the campaign

00:03:16.820 committee he was the majority whip during Donald Trump's tenure he is uh running hard and running

00:03:22.520 quickly usually speed kills in these races but a lot of this will depend Jose on what happens in

00:03:27.740 November if Donald Trump wins the White House okay welcome Friday 1 March year of our Lord 2024

00:03:34.880 for what a day uh for news um Jake Sherman said something there that's very important the buried

00:03:41.800 lead in that is about how it was done in the old days in the 70s 80s and 90s we said they'd work all

00:03:47.520 summer the appropriators because that's the deal it's not just the level of spending but it's where

00:03:52.560 it gets allocated then they'd have it and they hit every mark by September 30th which is the end of

00:03:57.740 the fiscal year be done what has changed what has changed is that people understand the spending

00:04:05.240 levels themselves are a major issue and there's fights over the spending issues although not as

00:04:10.520 much as we want from this but also the woke and weaponized there's there's intense discussion debate

00:04:16.580 and because MAGA is a rising force to say you just can't continue to to to not just spend it's where

00:04:23.420 you spend it today think about earlier in the show in the in this morning show we're from uh Panama

00:04:30.420 we got Burquam and uh and Oscar Blue Ramirez down there and what are they reporting on the UN which

00:04:35.940 is a integral part of these NGOs that are uh greasing the skids an active part of the invasion of our

00:04:45.000 country that's all paid for you by your money this is one of the things is not even out now it's it's

00:04:50.560 it's these the spending and the scale of it is mind-boggling but also what you're paying for

00:04:58.400 is there to destroy you and your country destroy the sovereignty of your country and your personal

00:05:03.640 sovereignty as a citizen this is an invasion of country and has biden has not done one thing since

00:05:11.040 this became a critical crisis issue six weeks ago not one thing philip i've asked philip patrick to join

00:05:18.100 us and the reason this is that in all of the discussion over the last couple days in in the

00:05:24.140 approval and they did get a majority they had 113 votes we had 99 but there were also i think nine

00:05:30.840 people who didn't vote okay not all those would have voted with us but i think two-thirds was so

00:05:36.100 it's you know it's one it's 115 to 108 once you get the majority the majority on our side and you know

00:05:43.340 there was a lot of headbanging to get that 113 trust me one thing that was not discussed at all

00:05:49.020 it's not being discussed is the scale of this so philip patrick given your time in the precious

00:05:56.060 metals industry but particularly just a financial analyst of what's going on here we're going to

00:06:02.540 have a two to two and a half trillion dollar deficit in the one they're working on and remember what

00:06:08.020 jake sherman said that it is march this is for the budget that was supposed to kick in on october

00:06:15.980 1st as soon as we finish this and we're not going to finish this until april or may you're already in

00:06:22.720 the process for the next year's which wait for it is another two trillion dollar deficit the political

00:06:28.880 class clearly won't deal with this because they can't deal with it uh philip patrick your thoughts

00:06:35.400 i mean it's an absurdity and we've been saying it for so long but you know as jake sherman said

00:06:41.400 five months into the fiscal year and there is no budget you know we we've been ramming a message home

00:06:48.500 to congress for a long time and they're not listening you know delaying tough decisions it doesn't make

00:06:54.520 them any easier now we expect johnson's going to capitulate just like mccarthy did before him

00:07:00.260 which is just absurd we're handing the democrats everything they want like you said another two

00:07:06.320 trillion dollar deficit and why because we're tired of fighting over it it it's absurd and as we've said

00:07:14.400 before it is a very necessary conversation because deficit spending has to start arguing about it

00:07:21.440 delaying the decision and then ultimately throwing our hands up it's just a circus and what it's doing

00:07:27.860 and this is the key it's it's the timing of it it is wrecking global confidence in the u.s and it's

00:07:35.860 doing it at a bad time think about it if you're the central banker for norway or hungary right are you

00:07:41.920 going to be interested in loaning money to a nation that can't decide exactly how much money it needs or

00:07:47.660 how it's going to spend it and is regularly engaging in open discussions about defaulting on the loans

00:07:54.180 it's no wonder that central banks at the moment are buying up record quantities of gold it is a circus

00:08:00.440 domestically and it doesn't look good globally the one way they can get them to continue to buy is to

00:08:09.000 keep interest rates high i mean we have interest rates high foreign governments so they're going to

00:08:14.060 allocate at least some part of that to the u.s but walk the audience through why this and here's what's

00:08:21.760 going to happen it's the old hemingway thing you know how did you go bankrupt slowly and then all

00:08:26.400 at once yeah the same thing's going to happen here we're trying to prepare people for because when

00:08:31.520 this crisis hits it's going to be like the weimar republic it's going to spin and explode so quickly

00:08:36.860 that people are going to get they're just going to get blown they're going to get blown out right

00:08:41.400 and this is what's and you just do the math the cbo's told us this wall the smart guys on wall

00:08:48.120 street and doing projections it's not hidden when the math is here the only discussion is how long

00:08:53.120 and we keep saying it's going to happen sooner and we've been right about the scale of this

00:08:57.620 and particularly how it's starting to build on itself that there are two trillion dollar deficits

00:09:02.160 the one thing that has shocked me is how no one in the political class except for really quite frankly

00:09:08.580 some backbenchers uh are taking this seriously right now i know president trump talks about it all the

00:09:13.800 time internally but how no one in washington dc they want to continue the game with just having

00:09:19.020 the fred the fed print the money how soon do you think we start to hit crisis mode here

00:09:26.160 look we're we're heading in in in the direction you and i you and i talked last week about about the

00:09:34.680 dollar there was an article in bloomberg talking about the dollar being 17 over its 20-year average

00:09:40.560 which it is right but this is if you compare it to other major currencies of major trading nations

00:09:47.160 but the reality is for today the dollar is the tallest midget in the room and it's largely because

00:09:52.440 of something you said earlier and that is we've got higher interest rates here in the u.s relative to

00:09:58.340 the other g8 nations which means a stronger currency but the problem is longer term with what we've been

00:10:05.440 doing we cannot sustain right gold you know comparing currencies to other currency to make an argument

00:10:11.880 for a strong dollar i think is an absurdity there are other alternatives look at gold for example

00:10:17.800 47 percent over its 20-year average right now right now the dollar looks good today in comparison to

00:10:25.780 other truly dreadful assets but it's still only the slowest sinking ship now the big thing to watch out

00:10:34.440 for i think of the bricks they are searching now for an alternative to the dollar in other words

00:10:39.960 there's an elephant in the room and it is a dragon but the problem that china have right now is they

00:10:45.180 can't dump all of their dollars right where are they going to put their money bricks national currencies

00:10:50.420 like the rupee the real the ruble are just too volatile and subject to devaluation so the bricks at

00:10:57.340 the moment it appears are focused on creating a stable and liquid alternative to the dollar when

00:11:03.820 they do right it's the beginning of the end for the dollar so we're sort of seeing these last moments

00:11:10.380 where the dollar is still king but it is fading every single day and when we lose a grip on that

00:11:15.400 it's over for us here in the u.s unfortunately you you heard putin talk about this last week it's

00:11:22.240 as many of our enemies that are in the bricks this is not actually something they wanted to actively do

00:11:28.640 not now they're being forced to do that by our actions they understand that our actions by the elites in

00:11:36.060 this country the the lords of easy money are reckless and it's killing the purchasing power of what they

00:11:42.080 own in addition they're now talking about not just using the swift system which is the way all

00:11:47.060 transactions get done the kind of the the the infrastructure of how you how you track things

00:11:51.880 and in our treasury department actually runs it so you can shut it down immediately to the detriment

00:11:58.340 of these nations but also the fact that even the wall street journal starting to support this concept

00:12:03.360 of seizing the assets we have frozen in the banks of the russians all in treasuries how we how we are

00:12:11.900 actually thinking of seizing those and they're coming up with creative ways since this show has

00:12:17.100 been banging on them that you just can't take you can't convert it to dollars and give it to the

00:12:21.420 ukrainians now they're thinking of different ways oh well maybe we just borrow against it and you know

00:12:26.420 it's collateral for loans to use for reconstruction but they are adamant about using about using this

00:12:33.340 economic warfare which i'm a proponent against the ccp but you got one bullet in the chamber

00:12:37.500 and here they use the bullet and it didn't work and now they're panicking but this is what's driving

00:12:42.740 the de-dollarization movement is it not uh rich uh philip yeah i mean i mean how much less attractive

00:12:50.900 can we make the dollar to other nations right we're printing it into oblivion we're devaluing the

00:12:57.460 dollar and we're devaluing the currency that these nations are holding to trade with others right

00:13:02.640 that we we are weaponizing the dollar we are turning people's assets into liabilities and

00:13:08.780 domestically we can't even agree on a budget five months into a fiscal year it's an absurdity look

00:13:15.960 people in the u.s are fed up of inflation eroding buying power but everyone else in the world is fed up

00:13:24.020 of dollar devaluation eroding their purchasing power it works the same the other way around and this

00:13:30.240 administration is just playing into the hands of our enemies they are making the argument easy

00:13:36.900 and rational to dump the dollar and that's the problem just can you give us a one minute tutorial

00:13:45.060 on the prime reserve currency here's the reason is that people as much responsibility as it brings

00:13:50.300 and brings a lot so it's not a it's something that should be discussed and debated on a national level

00:13:55.880 over time and if we don't want to do it you shift to another system to just have it taken away means

00:14:00.960 it collapsed kind of like the the pound after Bretton Woods the story the pound in England went through

00:14:06.460 you know what 40 years 30 years of you know gray times until Thatcher came along and still totally never

00:14:12.840 really never recovered here the being the prime reserve currency that every transaction has to be done

00:14:18.500 in dollars has a benefit that we can even finance this these deficits we couldn't finance anything if you weren't

00:14:25.460 the prime reserve currency is that correct it's absolutely correct listen the the reason we can

00:14:31.300 amass 24 trillion dollars of debt is there is huge demand for our debt which means you know we you know

00:14:37.780 our debt doesn't it's already attractive there's demand which means we don't have to pay huge interest it

00:14:42.400 allows us to amass large amounts of debt as our debt becomes less attractive we have to make it more

00:14:48.800 attractive by paying higher interest rates which obviously we can't afford to do which is how

00:14:53.960 ultimately these guys will kill us from the inside so it's a very privileged position to be in and you

00:15:00.140 mentioned the United Kingdom and Bretton Woods and I think I've said it before since they lost global

00:15:05.960 reserve currency to the dollar the pound sterling has lost over 96% of its relative buying power that is the

00:15:12.980 effect long term of losing a grip on global reserve and I'm afraid we've already already lost it

00:15:19.460 uh where do people go I want people now because the turbulence we talk about geopolitically uh

00:15:27.500 strategically militarily inside the country the invasion all of it means times are going to be

00:15:32.660 turbulence for quite a while this is and Trump's not gonna be able to wave any magic wand and make

00:15:37.080 everything better uh as soon as he gets in it's gonna be a long fight so this turbulence is going to

00:15:41.540 stay with us for quite a while how do people counter that how do they hedge that look it's really simple

00:15:49.300 I think you you start with information so you contact birchgold.com forward slash bannon again

00:15:55.860 birchgold.com forward slash bannon that's going to get people access to free information on how to invest

00:16:02.700 in gold there is a reason central banks around the world are buying gold 23 22 biggest records in history

00:16:10.260 for central banks would apply

00:16:12.100 hang on we lost uh we lost philip let's let's continue on and I'll get back in a second okay

00:16:22.780 birchgold.com slash bannon is where you go you get to talk to philip and all all the team I don't think

00:16:28.140 we need to reboot him we're good um a good segue um this is not going to go away and you need to look

00:16:36.540 in your allocation of your assets I know some people ask things in stocks you have it in um

00:16:42.320 you have it in um in your home we talk about that all the time about the your net worth in your home

00:16:47.820 which is still I don't know 80 percent of most people that are lucky enough to have a home

00:16:51.440 um but in thinking this through and a lot of people have never thought about gold a lot of people think

00:16:58.100 oh these gold bugs are all kind of you know on the fringe kind of kooky but it is precious metals has

00:17:04.240 played a central part in economies and currencies play a central part in economies and you got to

00:17:11.440 admit when you look at the math from 1971 when we went off the gold standard when Nixon took us off

00:17:16.180 the direct convertibility of federal reserve notes into gold um a lot of negative things have happened

00:17:23.140 to working class and middle class people throughout the thing I think the since the since the federal

00:17:28.040 reserve has been um formed back in 1913 I think the purchasing power of the dollar is down 98 percent

00:17:35.600 since Biden's coming is down 17 percent I think the purchasing power of the dollar is down like

00:17:41.740 something like 60 percent 65 70 percent since the since coming off the gold standard um it's something

00:17:48.280 that the people that run the central banks of the bricks are not idiots they're pretty smart

00:17:53.120 they've determined the central banks need to buy gold at record rates that ought to be that ought to

00:17:59.000 have you sitting up at attention well why are they doing that well the people that can explain that to

00:18:03.580 you are the folks at birch gold that's why I go to birchgold.com slash bandit that's we're very proud to

00:18:08.180 have them as a sponsor and more importantly to have Philip on the team here as a contributor and also

00:18:13.440 helping us do the end of the dollar empire you need to understand currency in the centrality of

00:18:18.520 currency in your life and in your country's life we got Joe Allen a lot to get to I want to have Joe

00:18:25.080 on he's this situation artificial intelligence and what's happening is a massive story want to make

00:18:30.880 sure everybody's up to speed let's play we have a cold open let's go and play it and I'll bring in

00:18:34.620 the Joe Allen our editor for all things transhumanist hey figure one can you make me a cup of coffee

00:19:04.620 thanks

00:19:34.620 okay Joe for our vast radio and podcast audience I couldn't see the video and this is why you have

00:20:02.580 to go to warroom.org and sign up for the email get all the videos get all the charts we put up it'll

00:20:09.420 help your immersive experience here in the war room what did we just see what's what's the purpose

00:20:14.060 of your cold open sir yes Steve that was a video of the new figure uh robotic system humanoid robotic

00:20:22.360 system figure it has just been announced will be partnering with open ai to give uh the artificial

00:20:29.200 intelligence systems a body so to speak figure is comprised of a number of roboticists that come out

00:20:39.240 of boston dynamics tesla and other high profile agencies i i was very curious when we first reported

00:20:47.500 on this last year how quickly they would move and what their ultimate fate would be it doesn't surprise me

00:20:53.440 really that it turns out that they're going to be the sort of body uh for open ai's artificial

00:21:00.000 intelligence systems

00:21:01.280 why is this so important why is it important to put a body why is it important to actually have a

00:21:09.860 physical body around this artifact this concentration of artificial intelligence and next level

00:21:15.960 thinking well there are two different reasons uh the first reason is just simply the modeling of the

00:21:23.960 world in the sort of mind of ai to put it in anthropomorphic terms you've got a real problem

00:21:32.500 with artificial intelligence like gpt it's just kind of hovering in space it doesn't necessarily have

00:21:37.480 senses or a sense of the world of the physical world one of the reasons that musk and many other

00:21:44.420 roboticists are creating things like optimus at tesla is to give the ai system an actual model of

00:21:53.800 three-dimensional reality and also in the case of optimus and many of the other systems it gives an

00:22:00.440 interface with human beings so it begins to learn human personalities and the hope for at open ai at

00:22:08.240 tesla and xai at google on and on and on the hope is that as these systems get senses as they get a sense

00:22:16.580 of the world the physical world that that model of the world in their brain so to speak in their digital

00:22:23.040 brain uh would become conscious that it would be some sort of um sentient being and that this is a key

00:22:31.620 step in that process it also gives the second important reason steve um you know a robot uh

00:22:37.480 whether it be humanoid or something very very abstract like a factory a robot gives uh the ai the

00:22:44.780 ability to manipulate the physical world rather than just digital space and so you know as we reported

00:22:50.180 uh last week open ai is partnering with the department of defense in a cooperative research and development

00:22:58.220 agreement uh i there's there are no details whatsoever as to why and what the nature of these

00:23:05.000 uh agreements will be but um robotics in warfare uh is very very important for obvious reasons uh the

00:23:15.380 recent reporting on uh the pentagon uh basically enacting a lot of the the projects that we've been

00:23:23.160 reporting on from replicator uh to darpa's amass um it was reported by bloomberg that the pentagon

00:23:30.040 has carried out about 85 the u.s military has carried out about 85 strikes utilizing the ai systems that

00:23:38.120 were first developed uh or first embarked upon in 2017 so it's it's coming to fruition and robotics is a

00:23:44.720 huge part of that too i remember uh regenerative robotics is one of the converging forces for the uh for

00:23:52.760 the singularity what is a roboticist can you define for our audience i want them to understand

00:23:58.060 nomenclature when you call people roboticists like elon musk and others what is a roboticist

00:24:03.900 yeah you know maybe i was a little too hasty calling elon musk a roboticist i mean he obviously is in

00:24:10.460 he works in engineering and he works on robots but a roboticist simply a term for one who who builds

00:24:17.820 robots uh you know in my book i spend a lot of time on two in particular uh hugo de garis uh who worked

00:24:25.660 on robots in china at xiamen university um and uh also the um uh sorry i'm blanking on the the name of

00:24:36.460 one of the most uh hans moravec the most important uh roboticist i would say in many ways just because of

00:24:42.740 his ideas but yeah a roboticist is just simply one who builds robots and in this case the humanoid

00:24:49.180 robot steve i think it's very interesting because this is kind of the fruition of the dreams of the

00:24:53.760 golem uh the the ancient jewish myth that uh you would have the magical power by certain uh cabalists

00:25:02.100 to create a humanoid out of clay uh these are centuries old dreams uh they're they're happening

00:25:07.680 in real time and they're happening very very quickly okay i want you to uh i want you to hang

00:25:14.740 with me uh because i'm going to go on the other side and and talk about why you're seeing humanoid

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00:31:01.520 agency action action action all this nonsense all this spin they can't handle the truth war room

00:31:09.800 battleground with stephen k bannon

00:31:11.860 welcome back on roboticist i want to make sure because i've got a theory the case here one of

00:31:19.460 the reasons they're doing the humanoids and they're put so much focus on this isn't the way that

00:31:23.980 artificial intelligence is going to be actually more quickly accepted or accepted quicker into the

00:31:30.840 population is because of uh is because of uh they're going to try to make it as human as possible and make

00:31:37.100 acceptable as possible whether it's health care workers hospice workers to start whatever isn't

00:31:42.920 one of the secrets here what they're trying to do is to try to make this as human and as likable as

00:31:48.400 possible to then get artificial intelligence embedded into everyday life yes absolutely the robot sofia

00:31:56.860 we've covered sofia and hansen robotics just uh you know endlessly on the show you know sofia is

00:32:03.900 intended as a way to acclimate people to the presence of a humanoid robot she's intended to be

00:32:11.460 a little bit creepy but also intended to be uh you know somewhat comforting that uh you know as she's

00:32:18.680 appearing in high profile venues like the united nations uh as we've reported that she you know was

00:32:24.900 granted citizenship in saudi arabia before women could drive all these sorts of publicity stunts uh

00:32:31.680 these these are intended openly uh to drill the notion of a humanoid being that is artificial into the

00:32:41.040 public consciousness and both make people disturbed now before the real stuff is rolled out and then

00:32:47.820 also to give people a certain degree of comfort that these things have our best interests in mind

00:32:54.220 and that goes across the board steve i mean you've also got like the the small robot moxie uh you know

00:33:00.020 we showed that from uh the the ces event and and and previously when moxie was first rolled out this is

00:33:07.540 to give children uh to basically to normalize the communication with artificial intelligence through

00:33:14.300 a kind of humanoid form uh with children and as you just mentioned the kinds of robots that are

00:33:20.240 already being rolled out in asia and will probably eventually be rolled out in the u.s

00:33:24.580 robots for hospice care to to care for the elderly as people become less and less willing to take on

00:33:31.380 those sorts of duties in the fast-paced modern world uh the idea is we will just simply have robots do it

00:33:36.980 and robots will you know uh speak to your elder loved ones uh into their final moments and some of

00:33:43.740 them will be reading their uh we are you know giving the last rites over the dead it's a very disturbing

00:33:48.960 in my mind uh but this is the world that they want to build and this is the world that they are building

00:33:53.900 quickly um how dangerous is this well you know the again the reports on the u.s using artificial

00:34:06.040 intelligence to identify targets in the middle east uh and then this of course comes on the heels

00:34:10.960 of all of the uses of artificial intelligence in ukraine both by the ukrainians and of course nato and u.s

00:34:17.480 backing at palantir being at the center of a u.s uh ai company uh and then russia also developing the

00:34:25.080 same and then of course china many analysts warn that china while they are not ahead of the u.s in

00:34:31.920 any meaningful way in warfare ai that they are pouring more of their uh larger percentage of their

00:34:39.500 resources into developing uh lethal autonomous weaponry and they note i think correctly whatever level

00:34:46.720 china has has reached in secret um they note correctly that china is far more willing ethically

00:34:53.340 uh to use such weapons than the u.s the u.s in the u.s we're still really deliberating over whether

00:34:59.320 that's going to happen or not but some of the loudest voices as we covered you know eric schmidt

00:35:03.640 from google former google exec um peter thiel of course and alex carp ceo of palantir uh you've got

00:35:10.500 mark andreason the billionaire venture capitalist uh and many many other voices arguing that the u.s

00:35:17.460 needs to push forward on fully uh lethal autonomous weapons weapons that such as drone swarms that have

00:35:24.840 no human oversight whatsoever uh because it's believed that they will be more accurate and

00:35:29.620 quicker they'll be faster to respond to attacks or threats and you know that's just in the end what

00:35:35.440 you end up with are killer robots and if those are under human control in the sense that the human

00:35:41.000 says go kill yeah that's dangerous but of course the people who worry about agi they say that that

00:35:46.960 gives the uh the agi the ability to kill too this is incredibly let's go and play your next uh your

00:35:53.760 next clip and then we'll have you respond to it at first glance the war in ukraine might look like

00:36:00.820 something from the 20th century but it holds many lessons for conflicts to come new tech is making

00:36:08.180 a huge difference there's this idea of revolutions in military affairs and they're typically attributed

00:36:14.200 to technology now humans are still in control of the fighting but one of the things that ai is doing

00:36:20.620 is helping to process information faster ai is being used to sift through satellite images and drone video

00:36:27.640 feeds and that helps militaries then better understand what's happening on the battlefield

00:36:32.600 make decisions faster and then target the enemy faster and more accurately so what happens when we

00:36:38.600 do consider having humans not be at all in control when these systems are fully automated what are the pros

00:36:45.000 and cons of that well we're already seeing drones being used in ukraine that have all of the components

00:36:51.960 needed to build fully autonomous weapons that could go out over the battlefield find their own

00:36:57.480 targets and then all on their own attack those targets without any further human intervention

00:37:04.440 as we saw in world war ii with the atomic bomb the country that is able to most rapidly and effectively

00:37:10.920 integrate new technology into war fighting wins there's no reason to believe this will be any different

00:37:17.080 with ai swarms of lethal drones with facial recognition that know your every move

00:37:24.040 or unmanned armed robots that are near impossible to defeat autonomous fighter jets that can travel at

00:37:31.880 supersonic speeds and can withstand greater gravitational force than a human pilot could survive cyber attacks

00:37:38.920 that incapacitate critical port infrastructure or disinformation campaigns and deepfakes that throw

00:37:44.840 out of our presidential elections or even foreign adversaries taking out satellites our eyes and

00:37:50.840 ears in space rendering us blind to global events all super intelligent weapons of terror

00:38:02.760 shield ai is a military tech company working to build an ai pilot artificial intelligence software

00:38:10.360 that can fly unmanned craft during combat the future of warfare is going to be characterized by

00:38:17.160 thousands of unmanned aerial vehicles unmanned surface vehicles unmanned underwater vehicles you'll see

00:38:24.280 unmanned systems outnumber the number of war fighters on the front lines of these conflicts they will play

00:38:30.840 a key role in any battle of the future

00:38:37.640 uh what did we just see there and why is it dangerous uh joe allen i think the two figures that

00:38:45.640 are really important to highlight there the first uh paul shari uh interviewed there on pbs uh paul shari's

00:38:52.440 book uh four battlegrounds is is is quite interesting i i wouldn't necessarily recommend it uh but it's

00:38:59.080 interesting for two reasons one he had a lot of access to write the book uh to uh you know google

00:39:04.760 department department of defense uh various uh military and uh big tech uh companies but you know

00:39:11.800 with that access i i imagine that explains why he is in many ways a kind of cheerleader for these

00:39:17.880 companies of course brings out the dangers and how all of this could go wrong but in the end uh you

00:39:23.320 know he seems to be much more on the eric schmidt wavelength that uh if china is developing these

00:39:27.960 things the u.s must do it as quickly as possible and uh that that's just that you know we'll just

00:39:32.760 do it the good way we'll be the good guys uh the the second gentleman that we saw there is uh alexander

00:39:39.480 wang uh he is the founder ceo of scale uh ai and scale ai is is intent on partnering with various

00:39:49.480 security services from the department of defense uh to ice to you know any uh you know security role that

00:39:55.480 their ai can play in and uh you know there you hear him talking about the various ramifications of this

00:40:02.840 killer drones uh you know disinformation campaigns with deep fakes you know disrupting governments and

00:40:08.520 all these sorts of things but uh ultimately uh he is one of the the few in tech in tech that is just

00:40:18.520 openly saying that ai is going to be the future of warfare that tech companies need to

00:40:23.400 uh quit with their hangups about violence and all that and that they need to go full bore

00:40:28.520 with the department of defense uh with us security services and intel agencies uh in order to create

00:40:35.000 systems that can defend against attack but of course to kill and to kill without necessarily having

00:40:41.960 human beings in the loop um where do people go this is very dangerous and particularly we've given over

00:40:50.520 as you said bloomberg's reporting i think 40 attacks to ai uh where do people go to follow

00:40:55.400 up on this joe on your uh on your social media and uh all the stuff you're putting up on war room

00:41:01.400 you can find all this stuff on my social media at joe b-o-t-x-y-z as far as the warfare element

00:41:07.480 the 13th chapter of my uh of the 11th chapter of my book uh dark eon uh countdown to giga death i

00:41:15.160 you can go straight there i think you'll get a very very clear idea of where this is coming from where

00:41:19.400 it's going uh and of course war room.org under the transhumanism tab of course we call it dark aeon here

00:41:27.480 in the uh in the headquarters but i can see there's a controversy about this about the uh about the

00:41:32.600 pronunciation anyway it's a it's a uh it's an amazing book we recommend everybody get it joe allen thank you

00:41:38.200 very much for joining us today on a friday evening thank you very much steve dr larry swiker joins us so

00:41:45.800 dr um cpac is where globalism goes to die are you buying that you've got the new patriots history

00:41:54.760 of uh of globalism right and uh you say it's rise and decline you don't say it's fall

00:42:01.320 is it declining or is it falling into in the situations like cpac we have all these populist

00:42:06.360 nationalist leaders from around the world come does that help exacerbate its decline yes absolutely you

00:42:13.080 know we've been talking for about uh three weeks here about how the um davos people got no interest

00:42:21.160 from the leaders that that none of the the major leaders attended davos and we're starting to see

00:42:27.480 a major transformation of cpac away from the old line uh republican kind of um uh blue-haired uh you know

00:42:37.720 globalist republicans neocons into a much more populist uh group it's really too bad andrew

00:42:45.240 breitbart isn't here to see this because he would certainly i think approve of all this so yeah it's

00:42:51.320 great to see americans getting involved in this um talk to me about the decline of this you got you

00:43:00.440 got uh definitely davos you know a lot of the big hitters don't go there anymore a lot of the big heads

00:43:05.000 of nations because they understand we we were able to make it toxic but uh is it really in decline

00:43:11.240 what indices in the book what indices we know it we know it had a rise we know what happened to the

00:43:16.760 jobs we know what happened to the sovereignty of this country but we're still fighting the who our

00:43:22.280 borders are wide open we're still part of the of the global compact on migration uh there's an

00:43:28.760 invasion on the border so what what indices are you looking for that said it's actually has peaked

00:43:33.960 and in decline well i think uh in terms of elections you know there's several indicators

00:43:39.880 you can look at in terms of elections uh worldwide here with a few exceptions like finland you're seeing

00:43:46.760 populist movements who are opposed to globalism take control of uh hungary slovakia italy uh argentina

00:43:56.040 there were about a dozen elections in europe two months ago where almost all of them went in the

00:44:01.000 direction of populism you see the farmers in brussels uh back down the whole uh eu in terms of a lot of

00:44:09.800 their policies that were uh very much climate change oriented and and literally the eu had to give in now

00:44:16.360 the question is whether or not they will give in for the time being and as soon as the farmers

00:44:20.600 tractors leave they uh reinstitute some of these policies but at least in the short term

00:44:25.800 uh the farmers won they're moving on france they're moving on on uh ireland so um you know

00:44:33.880 everywhere argentina everywhere we look here with a couple of exceptions uh the people are kind of

00:44:40.200 rejecting globalism now you mentioned the the who um of course none of this is done by a treaty because

00:44:47.880 even with the democrats in the senate right now the uh who international medical treaty would not go

00:44:55.080 through uh let alone when you start to get somebody like donald trump in office who pulled the plug on

00:45:02.120 you know half a dozen of these globalist programs in his first month in office the first time around so

00:45:08.360 these are not permanent things that that can't be undone uh and we're under no obligation to follow

00:45:14.520 anything by the who according to our own constitution

00:45:17.720 i um i want to go back to something you talk about the farmers and the seeing the merger of

00:45:26.120 the kind of populist nationalist movement or what they call the sovereignty movement in europe and you

00:45:31.400 combine that with these farmers and the farmers correct me if i'm wrong are a direct result of the

00:45:37.560 cult of climate change regulations they're putting in to essentially destroy the the net zero that

00:45:43.000 destroys the farmers is this another example of this battle of globalization because climate change

00:45:49.640 and the cult of climate change and net zero and all that is one of their biggest is one of the

00:45:54.680 globalization's biggest properties is it not correct in fact i would argue that that the others have

00:46:00.680 failed medical globalism failed breton woods is unraveling very fast uh all the other things have

00:46:07.320 failed so now they're putting all their eggs into the climate change basket and they're supporting that

00:46:13.640 of course with the uh kind of airheaded celebrities but the farmers reaction was specifically against things

00:46:21.000 like uh plowing under farmland to put up wind farms and and solar panel farms which are

00:46:28.280 ecological disasters i mean i can't wait for people to really understand what an ecological disaster these

00:46:35.720 lithium batteries and the uh wind uh turbine blades are uh the damage they do to the um uh the globe they're

00:46:45.160 far worse than anything an auto can do so the farmers are reacting to this i think what's so encouraging

00:46:51.640 is that we're seeing a reaction now almost across every strata except the most highly educated uh urbanized

00:46:59.960 people uh against these kinds of movements and you look at at today for example a poll

00:47:05.480 came out showing that uh a majority of uh gen zers 65 thought things were better under president trump

00:47:15.400 and and you see that even now this is a harris poll it came out it's almost unbelievable that 30 percent

00:47:22.120 of democrats say things were much better or somewhat better under president trump uh you're seeing the

00:47:29.000 uh residents of uh residents of inner cities uh mostly black reacting to this uh illegal criminal invasion

00:47:35.880 uh that's sponsored by joe biden um and and they're not having any part of this uh you see the um

00:47:43.640 civil wars breaking out within the democrat parties and the same thing is happening in the european parties

00:47:49.400 over uh the admission of a lot of um uh middle eastern immigrants so everywhere you look uh globalism i

00:47:57.800 think is starting to fracture and just the right little push is going to knock this whole thing

00:48:03.720 over uh talk to me about the book i know you're doing the book tour i know you're going around

00:48:09.960 talking to many people as possible talk to us a book why should the audience get it the patriots

00:48:14.680 history series are unbelievable you've done the best job of describing american history and modern

00:48:19.000 american history talk to us about the book for a minute or two sure um i wrote this book because

00:48:24.840 globalism itself was becoming a major problem and as always i start with the history and so you've got

00:48:31.240 part history and part hope and the reason this book is so important is i think it counters a lot of the

00:48:36.920 narrative out there by the people i call the mcclellans you remember general george mcclellan

00:48:42.760 in the civil war always outnumbered robert e lee always had more men more cannons and he was always timid

00:48:49.560 and hesitant because he always thought they were going to win he always thought that he was outnumbered

00:48:54.840 and and i encourage people to look at the last chapter of the book because there's a lot of hope

00:49:00.040 out there we need to give up this mcclellanism and be more like a sherman or a grant or a napoleon

00:49:06.440 and and say we're well able to take these elections and to take this country back um you've got a lot of

00:49:12.760 bloomsters out there oh there will never be another election well you remember they said this about

00:49:19.240 bill clinton although he'll never leave office they said this about barack obama oh he'll never leave

00:49:24.520 office the left said this about donald trump oh he'll never leave office they will leave office the

00:49:30.280 wheel has turned and it's time for them to go it's time for them to go in europe worldwide it's time

00:49:36.200 for them to go wow um how's the book real quickly how's the book going to help uh our audience the

00:49:44.440 war and posse she's the tip of the spear how's it going to empower them to make them go first of all

00:49:50.200 it's going to show them that what we're up against is nothing new nothing new it goes back 200 years

00:49:56.840 second it's going to show them that so far the globalists have always lost there's a history

00:50:02.680 of them losing i mean they're the like 21st century version of the dallas cowboys uh they can't win

00:50:09.160 the big one and uh it's always a different group that really pushes back against these guys so don't

00:50:16.280 be afraid don't crawl in your corner and curl up and say oh we we can't do it say uh god has not given

00:50:22.440 us a spirit of fear but of power and of love and of a sound mind we're going to go kick some butt

00:50:27.160 where we go to amazon to get the book where else sir go to wild world of history dot com we have

00:50:35.400 special offers now with package offers of the book and patriot's history of the united states

00:50:41.400 or patriot's history globalism and my previous books dragon slayers and reagan they can get great

00:50:47.240 offers all autographed all sent to you and remember this is a war room book it's uh we're so proud of this

00:50:55.560 and uh so proud to be associated with the patriot's history brand dr larry swiker thank you for joining

00:51:00.680 us here on a friday evening on the war room appreciate it brother thank you steve you won't

00:51:07.240 be able to put this book down it's as every bit as compelling as the original patriot's history which

00:51:11.640 is still one of my favorite history books you talk about globalization you talk about the chinese

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00:51:20.680 of played our our government they get into the wto most favored nations the whole thing become a

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Bannon's War Room - March 02, 2024

WarRoom Battleground EP 484： The Future Battle Of AI Warfare

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