Mark Beals grew up in a religious family in the 50s and 60s in a small Catholic church in Richmond, Virginia. He went on to become a priest at St. Joseph the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Richmond. He was also a member of the Joint Improvisation Corps at the University of Richmond, a unit of the U.S. Military Academy, and served in the counter-espionage unit known as Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO), a unit tasked with combating terrorism and terrorism-related threats against the United States government.
00:01:46.440And we'll be checking in throughout the day.
00:01:48.100So 9 a.m. tomorrow morning till noon, live coverage of the graduation at West Point.
00:01:52.560And then on Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, we'll be covering the ceremony, the commemoration at Arlington National Cemetery for the honored dead of the United States military.
00:02:04.540And Patrick K. O'Donnell will be my wingman for both days.
00:02:10.820Mark, also, I just want to make sure people understand the little parish that your parents and my parents and these, you know, are there's classic deplorables, right?
00:02:18.880Just working class, good folks, very humble with Father Adrian, started this little parish of St. Joseph that has really expanded because of so many vocations, so many young people in the military, just great, great folks, the backbone of the country.
00:02:32.200This is the parish that the Richmond office of the FBI started the investigation because Steve Bannon's parents were involved in it.
00:02:40.240As you know, my dad is as close to a saint as you can get, just a kind, humble man.
00:02:44.760They investigated because Steve Bannon was associated with that parish.
00:02:48.480This is the kind of depravity at the FBI.
00:02:51.500And when I was a kid in that parish of St. Paul's at this time, back in the 50s and 60s, the most revered people in the parish were the FBI agents.
00:03:01.100We had a couple of FBI agents that everybody in the parish looked up to.
00:03:13.860This is a breeding ground for extremism, sir.
00:03:15.880You know, Steve, I wasn't particularly politically aware or active until that happened.
00:03:22.940In fact, maybe I could even have said that I was sort of burying my head a little bit in the sand.
00:03:27.760But once they kind of come for you, it's sort of hard not to pay attention.
00:03:32.360I just remember my, like, grandmother, who I was very close with, and her little shawl and her rosary kneeling to take communion.
00:03:38.480And to hear the FBI was potentially engaged there was a very shocking, I think, experience for me.
00:03:45.700And completely not consistent with what I know the great men and women of the FBI, you know, swore the oath of the Constitution to, you know, to protect the country.
00:03:55.420That's not, that never seemed like something that they would ever do.
00:03:58.800So, no, pretty shocking, particularly given you and all the great, the young people that came out of there and went in the military, went to build businesses.
00:04:44.700Silicon Valley, maybe you could say transhumanists, post-humanists, and the aims that they have.
00:04:54.340How do you personally, if you care to speak to that, see this in religious terms or just your involvement in the church in general, the statements from Pope Leo XIV, how do you see religious communities responding to this?
00:05:07.800I think if you look at the culture coming out of Silicon Valley, some of the people that are building this technology are not only atheists but potentially even hostile to religious people.
00:05:23.320And I think when you hear the public statements that are made, you know, how AI will make humanity no longer essential or AI will, you know, we should be planning for succession and handing the keys of the kingdom over to AI.
00:05:39.700And ultimately, this goal of building the digital god to usher in an era of immortality.
00:05:46.540And by the way, these aren't things that I necessarily think or believe.
00:05:49.740It's just what the folks that are building this technology themselves have been saying over the last 10 years.
00:05:54.280I think it's hard for people of faith to not kind of be grabbed by the lapels and confront this potentially very hostile series of developments that could affront people of religious faith.
00:06:08.980And I remember back in my time at Benedictine, we had to write this essay on freedom.
00:06:12.480You know, I was a senior in high school on 9-11, and freedom was sort of the talk of the day.
00:06:15.920And, you know, as long as people had the freedom to choose the good in the world, and I worry about a future in which not only are people no longer able to choose the good, but potentially no longer able to choose many, many things at all, whether that be how they derive their income.
00:06:33.000And by the way, you know, you hear folks talking about ideas around universal basic income, and they promise this utopia.
00:06:41.320But I tell you, folks who have studied history know that every time someone makes a claim about utopia, it ends in one place, and that place is the gulag.
00:06:52.340But I also think there could be – this technology could bring about a tremendous amount of benefits for people, especially if we don't have to go all the way to the superintelligence that some people want to build and focus in on improving the quality of life for all Americans, improving health care.
00:07:08.460But we'll have to sort of think very carefully, and I think we saw a letter from some evangelical Christian leaders sent to the president just a few days ago urging the president to take some of these issues much more seriously and ensure that those folks have a seat at the table as important policy choices are made.
00:07:27.320And, you know, the last thing I'll mention, Joe, here on this one is that the idea of AGI, artificial general intelligence, this capability might be happening as soon as a while President Trump is in office.
00:07:38.800And so as we sort of think about what's coming right around the corner, the people of our country, I think, need to get a lot more engaged, calling their members of Congress, expressing concern, and otherwise being activated on this one.
00:07:53.800Because I think, as Steve made, this is perhaps the most important test of – certainly of our lifetime, if maybe not even of human history.
00:08:03.440And I know that sounds a little fantastical, but I really believe that it might be true.
00:08:08.200Well, just listening to the people like Marc Andreessen, Sam Altman, Larry Page, Demis Isabas, just the vision of creating this digital god itself, even if it's not necessarily plausible technically, although I definitely do not dismiss the possibility,
00:08:25.580that belief system has to be focused on, in my opinion, especially when it comes to total human replacement or human extinction as a goal.
00:08:36.200It has to be excised from the culture.
00:08:40.280Real quick, too, that's Johnny Moore and the ChristianAILetter.org, I believe, is the open letter that Marc Beal just mentioned.
00:08:50.880And we had Max Tegmark on in the last few days, and he, I think, echoes a lot of your sentiments as far as the positive potentiality of AI and avoiding the negative.
00:09:01.940I, myself, I've got to say, speaking to you guys, I always have to suppress my Luddite instincts so that I don't come in as a big party pooper.
00:09:09.720But I really do appreciate at least the real conscience in what you guys are doing.
00:09:16.140So, Marc, if you would, just please tell us where we can find you, tell us where we can find out about your work at the AI Policy Network,
00:09:23.740and what sorts of things you guys are going to be doing in the near future.
00:09:28.900Yeah, so we're going to continue our campaign, our guerrilla campaign on Capitol Hill and with the public to try to get the message out
00:09:36.580and try to just help folks understand that what's happening in this field and help Congress navigate this issue as best they can on behalf of the country
00:09:49.720and fulfillment of their duties under the Constitution.
00:09:52.800You guys can find me on Twitter, Marc Beal, and at the AIPN.org.
00:09:58.340We're always looking for supporters and for folks to help us with our mission.
00:10:02.640So if you'd like to get more involved, please do feel free to reach out and say hi, and we'd be delighted to chat.
00:11:54.760But he is on the forefront of the anti-war America First movement, you know, talking about the endless wars, preventing us from going to war with Iran right now, which is very scary, as you know.
00:12:07.800So Kurt is doing a brilliant job over there to try to prevent that.
00:12:14.720Your father and brother have been very engaged in this also.
00:12:17.880What has attracted the O'Neill family with all the different people that come to you, et cetera?
00:12:23.480This magazine, Kurt Mills, we've known Kurt now for 10 years as a young editor.
00:12:28.380What has it attracted to the O'Neill family for you guys to get engaged here?
00:12:34.260It was not only my father and my brother, but also my grandmother, who you knew very well, a former ambassador, Faith Whittlesey, was involved in the creation of TAC.
00:12:44.800She was also on the board of the Rockford Institute, which is out of Illinois.
00:12:49.580And it's just parroting these ideals of pro-nationalism and pro-America.
00:12:55.320And I think they were the ones that were not afraid to say these things 30 years ago when, you know, maybe they weren't as popular.
00:13:03.860Another one is a guy named Pap Buchanan.
00:13:06.080My family was very close to Pap Buchanan.
00:13:10.280My dad was with him in New Hampshire when he won the primary, I believe it was in 92.
00:13:15.780So those were the ideals that I was raised on.
00:13:18.800And so I want to make sure that we're continuing that legacy within my family.
00:13:23.180Do you think you guys are winning the conversation?
00:14:19.080And I think, you know, kudos to people like my grandmother, Pat Buchanan, my dad, Kurt Mills, for starting that and starting that trend and keeping it relevant.
00:15:23.080She'll crush an entire beef stick by herself.
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00:15:39.840You've been on a couple of campaigns for Trump.
00:15:42.260You've been in the State Department for President Trump.
00:15:44.240You've been in the White House for President Trump.
00:15:45.680You've been a total, complete warrior.
00:15:47.540Now you're one of the great young entrepreneurs out there and you're stepping up to help the folks over at American Conservative, particularly Kurt Mills and that great editorial team.
00:16:24.560So we're going to try to get Todd after the Memorial Day commemoration, probably on Tuesday.
00:16:28.860But we've got Sheriff Roy Boyd from Goliath, Texas.
00:16:33.260Sheriff, here's what I don't understand.
00:16:34.640And I think people, we're going to have Russo on in a minute.
00:16:37.220He did great Texans for strong borders.
00:16:39.200I think people around the country understand that kind of Texas is the railhead of MAGA, and one of the basic principles of President Trump is not simply to secure the border, but that you've got to deport the illegal aliens that are here.
00:16:54.460And we hear now there's this huge fight, I guess, in the Texas House and Senate about a bill, what, 287G.
00:17:01.600And everybody tells me the guy to talk to about this is Sheriff Roy Boyd.
00:17:05.700Can you walk our audience through why this is even a controversy down in Texas, given the great patriots and folks down there that support President Trump and support the MAGA agenda?
00:17:18.600But I will tell you, first and foremost, that while Texas may be full of conservatives and we're predominantly a rural state, we're becoming urbanized very fast.
00:17:28.040And if we're not careful, we're going to be the new Californian in another 15 to 20 years at the rate we're going.
00:17:33.700So our legislature is not nearly as conservative as most of the people in the state of Texas would like to believe they are.
00:17:39.760And as a result of that, they're fighting constantly about what they're going to do, because you have many people now in the state of Texas at the local, you know, whether it's that county or at the state level that run as Republicans, but are really not Republicans.
00:17:56.880And some of those you'll be able to see because they switched over to the Republican Party during the first Trump administration, realizing that they were going to be swept if they didn't get on board with what Trump was saying.
00:18:07.460And so they've mimicked those things. But when it comes time to passing legislation, they always get a little bit soft on what they need to do.
00:18:15.500You know, the bill you're talking about, 287G, is Senate Bill 8.
00:18:18.760And I wrote some language for this bill. But I will tell you, it's not just the legislature's fault.
00:18:23.720It's also law enforcement's fault, because a lot of the sheriffs don't want to be told what to do.
00:18:29.320And I can understand that. But the problem is now in the bill, unless you are a county of 100,000 or more people,
00:18:36.420you are not mandated to participate in the 287G program.
00:18:41.460And so what that means is out of 254 counties in the state of Texas, only 43 counties will be mandated to request to participate in 287G.
00:18:53.580Doesn't mean they have to participate. It just means they have to request it.
00:18:57.880And if they do get accepted, there's nothing in there about them actually doing the job.
00:19:02.720And so the problem is we're doing half casuals, and we're not actually making things happen.
00:19:07.540Just explain to the audience what this, because I think people are like, can't believe.
00:19:12.160Local law enforcement, and particularly the sheriffs of the counties, which are so powerful in Texas, as law enforcement,
00:19:18.920you're not actually working with federal authorities.
00:19:21.760Why do we actually have to pass a bill? Why don't you guys just work in hand in glove anyway?
00:19:26.300Man, your guess is good as mine. The problem is you've got a vast array in law enforcement.
00:19:32.120It doesn't matter where you are. But you have some folks that get elected to sheriff, and for them, it's their chance.
00:19:38.700They're at the apex of their career and are going to put their feet on their desk.
00:19:42.100For some of them, they're like the dog that caught the car by the bumper, and it's dragging them down the road
00:19:47.400because it's actually too much for them to manage and to comprehend.
00:19:50.300And then you have some of those that have other political leanings, even though they run Republican, that don't want to do anything.
00:19:57.660The Border Sheriff's Coalition is a good example.
00:20:00.000The Border Sheriff's Coalition wants nothing to do with enforcement.
00:20:03.560They want all the Stone Garden money in the world, and they don't want anything to do with disrupting cartel activity down along the border.
00:20:10.920And we've seen it firsthand, because our investigations in our county, based off of our task force efforts, always lead down to the border.
00:20:18.240But we don't get cooperation in most of the counties down there.
00:20:21.960And so you have a wide dynamic of personalities and interests in local law enforcement.
00:20:27.100And so I pushed for this bill to have all-encompassing language in it that requires all law enforcement.
00:20:35.640But first off, the legislature didn't want to include the municipal law enforcement,
00:20:39.980and they didn't want to force the sheriffs because some of the sheriffs were upset
00:20:44.280because they didn't want to have to participate if they didn't want to.
00:20:47.880And part of that problem goes back to a couple things, Steve.
00:20:51.280Number one, the Trump administration has done a miserable job of marketing the 287G program,
00:20:58.480because historically, 287G is a jail program.
00:21:02.840And so many in law enforcement still look at it as a jail program because it was called 287G.
00:21:08.860They should have come out and called it 1357G authorities or something different to differentiate it from the jail program.
00:21:16.560And so, you know, there's that portion of it.
00:21:20.920And then you have the fact that a lot of folks in law enforcement are still stuck on that and are ignorant of the fact that it's changed.
00:21:27.800Our DPS in the state of Texas got it in front of the legislature and testified that this was a procedural program.
00:21:43.400With the three models of 287G at this point in time, there's an option for everybody.
00:21:48.760So and then you also have those who complain that it might cost them something.
00:21:53.340Well, you know, let me ask you a question, because this is something that we're at the Supreme Court now with President Trump being commander in chief.
00:22:04.420Are the sheriffs right now or are you guys working with Homan and people to actually fill the flights that are going to Central America?
00:22:12.240Is this one of the reasons we have to have this bill?
00:22:14.820Like, for instance, are local sheriffs in Texas actually working as partners with Homan just to fill these flights and get people out of there?
00:22:23.500Because these flights took I think they took off from South Texas.
00:22:32.560I've met with him on numerous occasions in the last year.
00:22:35.040I sat down, talked with him about some actually presented him with a plan for, you know, leveraging state and local law enforcement under a task force model.
00:22:44.460And I know that they're taking part of that recommendation and getting ready to to bring it to fruition once the budget is passed.
00:22:51.360But I will tell you that I would say the majority of the sheriffs are not wholeheartedly supporting and helping Tom Homan in this mission.
00:22:59.280And I think it's a cry in shame because I believe every one of us has a duty to the Constitution of the United States, to the people of the United States.
00:23:07.140And we need to get off our butts and we need to get moving and we need to support the federal government and Tom Homan wholeheartedly because the American people have given President Trump a mandate to take care of this problem.
00:23:20.200And if we don't stand up and do it, then what we're going to do is we're going to find that we've wasted these four years.
00:23:28.000We're either going to get rid of the cartel in the United States or we're going to embolden them and they're going to remain.
00:23:35.060And until we remove all the illegal aliens in this country and we go after the cartel's contractors, subcontractors, affiliates and their supporting businesses in the United States, we will never deny them their ability to make profit.
00:23:47.560And that is exactly what they're after.
00:23:51.060Brother Russo from Texas for a strong border joins this.
00:23:55.100Now, I think, caught some heat in the in the in the Texas ledger.
00:23:58.960Explain exactly where we are, because I think the audience's head's blown up, not just folks in Texas,
00:24:03.660but they're kind of stunned that there actually are sheriffs out there that are not working with Homan right now to fill these planes and get these get these folks back to Venezuela or back to Central America.
00:24:14.760Where do we stand on this whole thing?
00:24:17.280It's good to be with you, Steve, and good to see you, Sheriff Boyd.
00:24:20.200Right now it's on Senate Bill 8, which is the 287 G bill is on the Texas House calendar for tomorrow, Saturday.
00:24:29.200And so once it passes the House, it's already passed the Senate.
00:24:33.140And so once it goes there, the Senate can choose whether to concur or refuse the changes that were made or that will be made in the Texas House.
00:24:43.660If they concur with those changes, then it'll be sent to the governor's desk or it can be signed into law.
00:24:51.400We think that this bill is going to pass in one form or another.
00:24:54.400And we've been fighting all session for exactly what Sheriff Boyd talked about of nation.
00:25:01.620We actually testified on the Senate side and in the House companion bill to have that change made.
00:25:10.200We're hoping that that can get made on the House floor tomorrow.
00:25:13.340And hopefully the bill that reaches the governor's desk longer than the one that passed the Texas Senate.
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00:31:41.660I mean, Texas is the railhead of the MAGA movement, to be blunt, even more than Florida or Georgia, Tennessee, Arizona, all these great states that are MAGA states.
00:31:51.460Texas is it, and there's something not right down there.
00:31:54.180You heard the warning of Sheriff Boyd.
00:31:57.580972 Patriot, the great Patriots in Tarrant County over in Denton.
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00:32:09.200They stopped giving money to companies that hate you.
00:40:45.480You know, the majority of my life spent in Los Angeles.
00:40:47.800I've seen some of the dark things that scurry around in the underbelly of that town and of the whole world that Epstein created.
00:40:55.660And I wanted to give people, you know, a peek, a glimpse into that world, why I think it works the way that it does.
00:41:00.420And, you know, in the end, what kind of redemption we might find on the other side.
00:41:05.480Well, I appreciate that closing note, because I got to say that the entire sordid affair of Epstein and even the connections to transhumanism and technology,
00:41:15.460it's something that is very difficult for people to confront and really gaze into that abyss.
00:41:46.480I mean, we right now are seeing finally some real discussion happening around regulating AI, not regulating AI, the possibility of harm to children who are bonding with chatbots like the meta AI chatbots.
00:42:02.700You have the more extreme notions of total human replacement, of creating an artificial intelligence that is a digital god that will wrathfully destroy all the human race and put you in some kind of rocose basilisk hell.
00:42:16.940I'm curious, what are you seeing right now?
00:42:22.320What would you like to see happen in regards to regulating or not regulating AI?
00:42:27.660Well, you know, it's tough with regulation because in some ways, as you know, regulation can only make things worse.
00:42:36.980You're probably old enough to remember, as am I, back when all our libertarian friends would go around saying, you can't legislate morality.
00:42:46.980But the question is, how well does it work?
00:42:49.140And I think in this instance, what we're talking about is a spiritual condition that so many human beings find themselves in, a poor spiritual condition where they feel like they really have no choice, no alternative but to worship intelligence, not just to appreciate intelligence, not just to increase their own intelligence,
00:43:07.920but to actually throw themselves at the feet of intelligence as the one true God and welcome it into their bodies, into their hearts, into their consciousness, really just tear down the boundary between ourselves, our given bodies, our souls, and this outside intelligence, which, you know, is oftentimes just something flying around in the air.
00:43:35.140But it can do all those things to you.
00:43:36.400And so, look, you know, this is a powerful technology, and we are going to have powerful technologies.
00:43:41.660There have always been powerful technologies in this world, and they always, in virtue of their function as tools, they offer the possibility of temptation, as so many things do in this lived world.
00:43:54.380And those temptations can be as powerful as the technologies themselves.
00:43:58.180And I think at this moment, there is such a yearning in the hearts of so many people for a kind of spiritual authority they can trust.
00:44:08.180We're long gone past the age when imagination ruled everything, and, you know, whether it was John Lennon or George Lucas or Steven Spielberg or all the geniuses of the imagination, if you can dream it, you can do it, Walt Disney, all that kind of stuff.
00:44:46.100And they look around for the most powerful thing that seems to be looming and dominating over all of our lives, and they say, ah, it's machine intelligence.
00:45:13.180We don't have to call on the airstrikes and blow up all the data centers like the doomers say.
00:45:18.380We just have to start with not worshipping intelligence.
00:45:23.560You know, our mutual friend, Ardian Tola, I think, really captured it in his term, the cyborg theocracy.
00:45:32.580Ardian was the founder of Canonic.xyz.
00:45:35.620That's where Human Forever was published on the blockchain.
00:45:39.560Ardian, Ardian talks a lot about Bitcoin monasteries, and I have struggled to explain this to myself, to the war room posse, and to anyone who will hear.
00:45:53.580If you would be so kind, can you illuminate us about this cyborg theocracy, about these Bitcoin monasteries?
00:46:16.700And so what Ardian and, you know, some of the rest of us have been trying to draw attention to is this idea that in a world, in a society where intelligence, which is, you know, one little piece of God, when a part is worshipped as the whole or replacing the whole, what kind of regime form does that lead to?
00:46:36.120It leads to one where the worship of intelligence is turned into an official religion, a religion of the regime, and one in which in order to properly worship intelligence fully, in order to give yourself body and soul over to the god of intelligence, who is a false god, you must merge with that intelligence.
00:47:44.440It is a form of computation that kind of has like a universal adapter on it.
00:47:48.540Like if you fly to Europe and your plugs don't work and you have to get this big white thing with all these kinds of holes in it so you can connect everything up.
00:48:30.240But that's kind of the dominant meme in Bitcoin these days.
00:48:33.500I would say the better way to understand Bitcoin is this is a universal computational system that if you don't use it to pay people who you want to pay to produce and sell or give to you things that you want to have, then guess what?
00:48:51.520Other more powerful people are going to come along.
00:48:53.380They're going to get their hands on Bitcoin and they are going to use it to use you, to remake you in their image.
00:48:59.080If you don't like the sound of that, it strikes me as pretty American to say, hey, guys, let's get together.
00:49:04.900Let's actually use this computational protocol to reward our friends, our loved ones, and yes, even the monasteries.
00:49:14.700So, hey, why not set up the monks with a Bitcoin wallet?
00:49:44.680So, you can donate to your favorite monastery in Bitcoin.
00:49:48.120And when you extrapolate out from that, you start to think of like, okay, if you think of Bitcoin as like this big beast, sort of like a dragon or something, this all power, really, really muscular creature.
00:49:57.700You don't want it running amok and knocking down cities and sort of eating people and sort of not even realizing it half the time.
00:50:03.580You want it to be somewhat domesticated, right?
00:50:06.000You want it to be to maybe even have a leash or a chain.
00:50:08.480Who is capable of bringing this kind of enormous mechanical beast to heal?
00:50:13.240Not killing it, not letting it rule, but bringing it to heal.
00:50:17.340And the idea is, well, the spiritual authorities who we can best trust are the ones who can best show us how to take a kind of God-led relationship with regard to mastering our own technology.
00:50:54.960The show, Zero Hour, which you mentioned.
00:50:57.600The magazine, the new magazine, Frontier.
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