00:00:43.000His spirit, his love of this country, he's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA.
00:00:52.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:01:26.000You could tell a lot about the health of a society looking at the ruling class.
00:01:33.000You could tell a lot about where a nation is headed and whether or not that nation is prospering or faltering based on whether or not the people in charge, the people that have been tasked with governing the society, are doing what is necessary.
00:01:51.000That doesn't mean they all have to agree on every topic.
00:01:53.000That doesn't mean that every single person in charge of society must have the same political beliefs.
00:01:58.000But what we're living through right now, and it just was so clear just watching the Elon Tucker interview, and I didn't agree with everything Elon said, but it was so clear that in some form or fashion, Elon felt some responsibility that I am the world's wealthiest man.
00:02:24.000That simple sentence that I have wealth, I have power, I have prestige, and I want to do something that is not trying to remake the world in my image.
00:02:35.000Not trying to remake the world so I can gain necessary more temporal power.
00:02:41.000You see, we're always going to have leaders.
00:02:53.000We believe that there will be people that get more money.
00:02:56.000We believe that some people have a greater work ethic, higher IQ, more of a drive.
00:03:02.000And therefore, you're going to have the creation of hierarchies.
00:03:05.000The Pareto principle shows us this: that over a period of time, some people are going to get wealthier, some people are going to create more.
00:03:15.000Markets are the best way to actually organize hierarchies because you're able to give a preference on work ethic, responsibility, delayed gratification makes your society wealthier.
00:03:30.000The left likes to make, like, it seems like we need to get rid of hierarchies.
00:03:32.000Instead, they actually want to protect the oligarchy so it's untouchable.
00:03:36.000You see, what we're living through, especially in the last 20 years, is unprecedented in American history.
00:03:42.000It's not that we have been able to get rid of our elites.
00:03:44.000Our elites are actually wealthier than they were even in the Gilded era.
00:03:49.000Wealthier than they were in the Gilded Age.
00:03:51.000They're more powerful than they were at any time in American history, whether it be Google or Goldman Sachs or the FBI.
00:03:58.000No, what's unprecedented is that the people in charge of the society, the elites, the corporate elites, the entrepreneurs, the tech CEOs, the people of Congress, they have bitter resentment for the nation and the culture that they oversee.
00:04:31.000He says often, he says, we should imagine the country as a household or a family, and our leaders are at least temporarily the parents.
00:04:38.000The parents look out for what's best for their children.
00:04:41.000They don't prioritize other people's children.
00:04:43.000They don't let random other kids move into the house and take over.
00:04:46.000They don't shrug their shoulders if their kids get addicted to drugs or gambling or video games.
00:04:51.000They don't lie to them, which our leaders have made a pattern.
00:04:55.000They give them some autonomy and freedom as they get older, and they generally want what is best for them.
00:05:00.000Our leaders, our elites, want the opposite.
00:05:04.000They are parents who have decided their kids are indeed defective, so they want to throw them out and replace them with other people's kids.
00:05:43.000At the same time, they want to edit our books and censor what we can read.
00:05:46.000Simultaneously, they don't care if we get addicted to drugs or our kids are killing themselves or our border remains wide open.
00:05:53.000They let mobs loot and plunder our streets because it lets them pose as a deeply progressive on racial equity, which makes them more powerful.
00:06:01.000Contrast this with the elites that we are told to hate.
00:06:14.000You are taught to hate John D. Rockefeller.
00:06:17.000You are taught to hate the industrial titans of the early 1900s because they had too much money and they exploited people.
00:06:25.000When in reality, we should be hating our current elites and we should actually be learning about the people that we call the robber barons, the people of the progressive era.
00:06:50.000Andrew Carnegie built libraries, hospitals, public parks.
00:06:55.000Today, our elites, the wealthiest people in charge of our society, they're not building places of learning or institutions to pursue truth or virtue or goodness or to preserve Western society.
00:07:07.000Our elites are not trying to build places of deeper learning to support the next generation or to make the country stronger.
00:07:15.000They're not doing what J.P. Morgan did, literally bailing out the country.
00:07:19.000You know what our elites are doing now?
00:07:20.000They're funding trans surgeries for kids.
00:07:23.000Our elites now are actively involved in the arson of America.
00:07:37.000We did not have a collective agreement amongst the top tier of society, amongst the 1% of the 1%, the Google people, the Goldman people, the J.P. Morgan people, where they all seem to just agree on one thing.
00:08:08.000Get rid of this because I learned it at Yale.
00:08:10.000That's the thing the elites can agree on, but they seem unwilling at every corner, any turn, to ever acknowledge that the country is falling apart.
00:08:20.000No, instead, they'll dedicate hundreds of millions of dollars or billions of dollars to systemic racism or fighting the trans genocide, something that doesn't even exist.
00:08:32.000We're talking about some sort of esoteric, abstract concept of climate change.
00:08:36.000No, instead of actually pouring into the core fabric of what makes a nation strong and prosperous, they have disdain for you.
00:08:48.000And that's what was so powerful about the Elon Tucker interview that we are going to play bits and pieces and talk about is that you could love Elon, you can hate Elon, you could trust him or distrust him.
00:08:59.000It is a fact that what he is doing is a rebellion against the ruling class.
00:09:04.000He has defected from that homogenous point of view.
00:09:19.000You better believe that he has different politics than I do on certain issues.
00:09:23.000But it is a fact that what you saw in real time in that Tucker Elon interview is a one-man crusade of the world's wealthiest man going up against all the other plutocrats, all the other fat cats, all the other oligarchs and saying, you're a fraud.
00:09:40.000I like free speech and I am pro-human.
00:09:43.000And for goodness sake, God bless him for that.
00:09:46.000And we're going to talk about it because we need more elites that defect from this idea pathogen, the Borg, the one-size-fits-all that I hate the country.
00:10:03.000What I'm saying, though, is we need more defections, more rebellions, more questioning of this leviathan of the elites who hate you, hate your customs, hate your religion, and hate the country.
00:11:19.000Angelo Cotavilla wrote an amazing book on the ruling class.
00:11:24.000In 2010, he summarized it in an essay.
00:11:26.000He said, quote, today's ruling class from Boston to San Diego was formed by an educational system that exposed them to the same ideas and gave them remarkably uniform guidance as well as tastes and habits.
00:11:42.000These amount to a social canon of judgments about good and evil, complete with a secular sacred history.
00:11:48.000Sins, for example, actions against minorities and the environment, and saints using the right words and avoiding the wrong ones when referring to such matters.
00:11:57.000Speaking with the in language serves as a badge of identity.
00:12:00.000Regardless of what business or profession they are in, they wrote up, included government channels and government money because as government has grown, its boundary with the rest of American life has become indistinct.
00:12:12.000Many began their careers in government and leveraged their way into the private sector.
00:12:16.000Hence, whether formally in government or out of it or halfway, America's ruling class speaks the language and has the tastes, habits, and tools of bureaucrats.
00:12:26.000It rules uneasily over the majority of Americans, not oriented to the regime.
00:12:43.000Now, I'm not trying here to convince you that you should support Elon Musk.
00:12:47.000I'm not even saying you should trust Elon Musk.
00:12:49.000Instead, what I'm talking about is a broader picture of elite culture, the elite community, the governing class, and how they have abdicated their responsibility and how Elon is changing that.
00:13:57.000He's made many public statements over the years that the whole goal of Google is what's called AGI, artificial general intelligence or artificial superintelligence.
00:14:06.000When I talk about how the ruling class has contempt for humanity, people roll their eyes.
00:14:14.000You can think negatively of Elon Musk.
00:14:15.000You can think, of course, oh, he's terrible.
00:14:18.000When's the last time someone went on cable television, went on any sort of platform, and was willing to say that the head of Google has contempt for human beings?
00:14:26.000It's a term that you might not pick up on called speciist.
00:14:30.000The head of Google accused Elon Musk of being specious, racist towards other species or intolerant of other species outside of human beings.
00:15:00.000How many other people that are in the tech community that have hundreds of billions of dollars are willing to call out Google by name and say that they actually have contempt for human beings?
00:15:53.000Head of Google thinks that you are being a specist, accusing you in a derogatory, negative way, condemning you for trying to argue for what is best for human beings.
00:16:02.000Yeah, I think it's a pretty good thing that's now in the zeitgeist, and it shows a window.
00:16:06.000The people in charge of Google very well might be able to agree with depopulation agendas, anti-human behavior.
00:16:14.000How many elites are willing to speak out against that?
00:16:17.000It would be good to have a little bit more discussion, disagreement amongst the people that are in charge of the governing class.
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00:18:01.000I could judge somebody on their actions, which I think is fair, or somebody on their intentions, which is largely unknown unless you can really get to know somebody.
00:18:08.000Not unknown as you see a pattern of behavior.
00:18:12.000So the question I guess would be if Elon wants to take over the world just for power, why would he buy Twitter, which is now half as valuable today than when he bought it?
00:18:22.000I'm now freer to speak on Twitter than I was prior.
00:18:26.000And so look, you could say he's the best, he's the worst, he's the antichrist, or you could kind of somebody in the middle and say what he's doing is necessary.
00:18:33.000Let's talk about artificial intelligence.
00:18:35.000We've done entire shows on artificial intelligence.
00:18:37.000Our current elites are in bed with trying to create a digital God.
00:18:47.000So Elon Musk takes a fair amount of time and says, hey, just so we're clear, this artificial intelligence stuff could destroy the entire world.
00:18:54.000It could destroy humanity as we know it.
00:19:14.000They're training AI to take over the entire world.
00:19:18.000I cannot tell you, as somebody who understands this at a very elementary level, not at a sophisticated, advanced level, this is heading in a bad direction very quickly.
00:19:31.000So they want to try to create a digital God.
00:19:59.000What specifically are you worried about?
00:20:02.000Going with old sayings, the pen is mightier than the sword.
00:20:06.000So if you have a super intelligent AI that is capable of writing incredibly well and in a way that is very influential, you know, convincing, and then and is constantly figuring out what is more convincing to people over time and then enters social media, for example, Twitter, but also Facebook and others, you know,
00:20:33.000and potentially manipulates public opinion in a way that is very bad.
00:21:05.000I'm worried about the fact that it's being trained to be politically correct, which is simply another way of being untruthful, saying untruthful things.
00:21:42.000So for those of you that have nothing but negative things to say about Elon Musk, here's the binary, I suppose.
00:21:49.000You could have what you have right now, which is an unpredictable chaos agent who at least has liberated Twitter and exposed the government's control net.
00:22:44.000For those of you that don't like Elon Musk, if Elon was not doing something that could be a glitch in the Matrix, why are they trying to destroy him so badly?
00:22:53.000If he was really an enemy, why are they trying to destabilize him, slander him, and smear him?
00:22:59.000We have not seen a person of this high profile defect against the ruling class as significant since Donald Trump went down the escalator in June of 2015, nearly eight years ago.
00:23:17.000If that's the case for AI and we only put in regulations after something terrible has happened, it may be too late to actually put the regulations in place.
00:23:23.000The AI may be in control at that point.
00:24:11.000I'd be happy to meet him, interview him, have an open mind.
00:24:14.000Or he could be something in the middle, a mixture of good and bad, a mixture of agreement and disagreement.
00:24:18.000Maybe it's something that is necessary, something that's disruptive, something that might be a truth-teller on certain topics and just kind of boring and mainstream on others.
00:24:52.000So then I think regulation is, you know, it's not fun to be regulated.
00:24:58.000It's sort of somewhat of a somewhat arduous to be regulated.
00:25:04.000I have a lot of experience with regulated industries because obviously automotive is highly regulated.
00:25:10.000I think it needs to start with a group that initially seeks insight into AI, then solicits opinion from industry, and then has proposed rulemaking.
00:25:23.000And then those rules will probably hopefully grudgingly be accepted by the major players in AI.
00:25:33.000Now, you might say, oh, Charlie, come on, this is a bunch of fear-mongering.
00:25:36.000Oh, let me show you a piece of tape here.
00:25:38.00060 Minutes in an interview with Pakai from Google.
00:25:41.000This thing is getting a life of its own.
00:25:43.000The artificial intelligence machine is getting for in singularity.
00:28:40.000Is the option to create a better AI, a more ethical AI?
00:28:44.000Now, there's a lot of good that could come out of artificial intelligence if the program is written correctly, the coding is written correctly, if it's trained correctly.
00:28:51.000You might say, oh, Charlie, there's no such good thing out of AI.
00:28:54.000But let me try to convince you otherwise.
00:28:56.000Imagine artificial intelligence that could look at 300 million cancer screenings and be able to find tumors before anybody else, find predictive gene markers, or how about be able to develop life-saving drugs in a matter of minutes?
00:29:15.000Yeah, I mean, that's kind of compelling to be able to say that, you know, kids with leukemia could be treated a lot easier and better because information and medicine is everything.
00:29:22.000Finding trends, finding the best practices of treatment, and all of it is just kind of right now very inefficient and word of mouth and corrupt.
00:29:29.000And you have Pfizer, Nashuxenek, and Moderna.
00:30:28.000So then I think regulation is, yeah, it's not fun to be regulated.
00:30:34.000It's sort of somewhat of auduous to be able to be regulated.
00:30:39.000I have a lot of experience with regulated industries because obviously automotive is highly regulated.
00:30:45.000I think it needs to start with a group that initially seeks insight into AI, then solicits opinion from industry, and then has proposed rulemaking.
00:30:58.000And then those rules will probably hopefully grudgingly be accepted by the major players in AI.