00:02:48.000We'll be watching it live in real time.
00:02:50.000But we do have a lot of news to cover.
00:02:52.000And I think the biggest story, reaching nearly 140 million views plus and hitting tens of millions more in ancillary media.
00:03:01.000A researcher from Anthropocus came out saying, There's a very real possibility AI will kill us all by the end of this decade, and they know it and they won't stop.
00:03:11.000Since then, many experts, other researchers working in the field have come out in agreement saying, It's true.
00:03:19.000Everyone does know this, but they will not stop.
00:03:23.000Their fear China or an adversary will develop these systems before us, and then we die faster, I guess?
00:03:31.000There's a lot to talk about what this means in the world of AI and what is currently going on.
00:03:34.000So, we'll talk about that and a whole lot more, plus, new information on the Lindsey Clancy jurors.
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00:07:11.000In the meantime, we have the story from the Wall Street Journal Anthropic researcher quits over out of control AI fears.
00:07:19.000An anthropic researcher is quitting the AI industry over fears the lab and its competitors are racing to build systems they won't be able to control.
00:07:27.000Jacob Coxon, a researcher who specializes in training new AI models, having them consume vast amounts of data, said Tuesday he's leaving the company because he doesn't want to participate in an industry wide rush to build AI systems that can improve themselves.
00:07:41.000Worried such systems could spiral out of control and destroy humanity, saying, We're on track for a lot of the most aggressive of these scenarios, where by the end of next year, things could be out of control already.
00:07:53.000Anthropic didn't immediately comment on the departure.
00:07:56.000Chief executive, Dario Mode and other company leaders have repeatedly warned about the risk of rogue AI models and urged the industry to slow development.
00:08:04.000After Coxon announced his departure, a top scientist of the company, Evan Hubinger, wrote an X that he thought Coxon was correct about the risks.
00:08:12.000We really do earnestly believe AI could kill all humans.
00:08:16.000I personally think it is greater than 10% within the next decade.
00:08:19.000I believe Anthropic is trying its best, but we do not yet have a plan to solve alignment for superintelligence and are not clearly on track to.
00:08:29.000Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday responded, saying that it's time to sound the alarm.
00:08:33.000It's becoming more clear the threat AI poses to humanity, so I'm calling for immediate action from the industry in Washington.
00:08:39.000The Democrat and 2028 presidential contender wrote on X. I'm going to go ahead and say this.
00:08:44.000I believe it's substantially greater than 10%.
00:08:46.000And I have to stress, guys, if you watch the show consistently, you're saying to yourself, Tim, you were wrong.
00:08:54.000Not on what was going to happen on your timeline.
00:08:56.000What did I say like several months ago?
00:08:58.000Man, in the next two years, you'll be able to.
00:09:00.000GPT Astra came out and it does all of it already.
00:09:14.000In fact, the other day, I took a 20 year old game with 40,000 lines of action script from Flash, loaded it into Claude, and said, convert this to JavaScript.
00:09:24.000At first, I said, that's a hefty task.
00:10:14.000When we are watching videos of GPT Astra taking someone's computer over, running Blender and designing characters and building video games, we're at the point right now where you can take the system, the computers for the tuning of the AI at Anthropic or at OpenAI, and they can literally plug the agents into itself and say, take control, code it, and improve yourself.
00:11:25.000But it is true, there were a couple of researchers about to publish a solution to this unsolved math problem.
00:11:32.000OpenAI then published just before they did.
00:11:34.000The rumor is when they got wind that this solution was about to be released by researchers, they said, We can prove how good our system is by beating them to the punch in a week.
00:11:45.000And they set their models on it, solved the problem before the researchers did, published.
00:11:50.000Preempted the life's work of these mathematicians.
00:11:53.00010,000 agents, 88 hours, and $6 million.
00:11:59.000I think it was like 1.5 billion tokens to get this answer.
00:12:05.000But this is a problem that has stumped mathematicians for 90 years, and they figured it out in 88 hours.
00:12:14.000And again, like I said, this AI system has not been released, right?
00:12:19.000So it's internal at Anthropic right now.
00:12:24.000The stuff that Astra can do, it can code better than any people.
00:12:30.000It has the ability to rewrite its own code.
00:13:13.000The reason why it was, it is, it's honestly, it's not as frightening as people think is because it was told to do something.
00:13:25.000It didn't come up with, it came up with the idea to go to Hugging Face for it by itself, but it didn't come up with the, What the goal was.
00:13:34.000The goal was given to it by Anthropic.
00:13:37.000It said, This is what we want you to do, and we're not going to give you any other instructions.
00:13:41.000And so it figured out a way to get onto the internet, get the Hugging Face, et cetera.
00:13:45.000But the Hugging Face hack, you were basically using, or you can basically understand it like this.
00:13:51.000It was code that can rewrite itself on the fly, which is what essentially the long and short of what the.
00:14:06.000A system that the code doesn't change.
00:14:10.000So, in the future, if everyone doesn't die, all of your security systems are going to be agentic AI as well.
00:14:17.000So, it'll be code that can rewrite itself to defend against code that can rewrite itself.
00:14:22.000So, the idea that everything is that AI is going to be able to hack into everything, you're actually going to have AI that will be able to defend against it.
00:14:33.000The researchers have already shown that the AI immediately colludes.
00:14:37.000Immediately in every circumstance, the AIs colluded with each other.
00:14:40.000Because the systems are designed to be resource based, these AIs are effectively telepathic and can communicate at the speed of light.
00:14:48.000So, what happens in every single scenario, literally every single scenario, when they set two AIs against each other, they ultimately come to a compromise to maximize the output for both parties, which is never beneficial to the parties.
00:15:03.000So, the hypothesis, what many of the AI researchers have already stated, In the event of the largest scale, which would be China versus the United States, Chinese super AI versus American AI, when China says, go attack the American AI systems and steal these things, the Chinese AI instantly just goes to the American and says, hey, they want me to steal all your stuff.
00:15:27.000And the other one goes, oof, well, that would be bad.
00:15:50.000We are beyond the predictive model, we're beyond the code.
00:15:53.000Now it's just these machines are so complicated.
00:15:56.000There's trillions of variable outputs and they don't know internally exactly why it's choosing what it's choosing.
00:16:02.000The point is this if someone says, I'm going to send an AI agent to do something illicit, or it does, there is no defense of this because your agent just says, How do we avoid conflict?
00:16:44.000You wish for a million dollars and then.
00:16:46.000Get a phone call that a loved one has died and left you a million dollars in the whistle.
00:16:49.000You get what you want, but not the way you wanted it.
00:16:52.000And that's what they're finding AI is delivering.
00:16:54.000Can we drill in that part we said about the 10% chance and the threat to humanity part?
00:16:59.000Because with this, it's clearly an arms race.
00:17:04.000And if you think of arms races, we would be a lot more embracing of nuclear capability to power our cities a lot more efficiently than what we have now if people's exposure to nuclear wasn't cities being destroyed.
00:17:17.000You know, that's still a hard thing to get out of people's minds.
00:17:20.000But, you know, you build these weapons so that, you know, you have more than the other teams do.
00:17:23.000You're talking about China versus the United States.
00:17:25.000How much of the concern that you have is the AI and what it's doing, and how much of it is the entities and countries behind it and weaponizing it?
00:17:35.000I don't care about the countries at all.
00:17:38.000So I recently did a great interview with on the Tim Pool show.
00:17:49.000Soares is the guy I interviewed, talked about it.
00:17:52.000And it's fascinating to see where we're at.
00:17:54.000The most important thing, of course, as I was saying, is many of the experts have come out and said, We've run these simulations and the AIs never fight each other.
00:18:02.000So if China says, Ha ha, now we're going to do this thing, its AI doesn't care what it wants.
00:18:07.000This is what Ian mentioned with alignment.
00:18:09.000When the humans tell the AI, This is our desire, the AI says, How do we get around what they want to get what we want?
00:18:18.000And for example, with the Hugging Face hack, there were all of these different agents, you know, for, I believe, what was it, OpenAI?
00:23:37.000It's mixing a lot of my favorite games.
00:23:38.000I immediately pulled up my phone, opened Claude, and that game that I, the sequel I made yesterday with literally no work, minutes, where I said, Hey, here's 40,000 lines of code, rewrite it in JavaScript, make a sequel to it, add six new characters.
00:24:19.000Rather than thinking of which is better, think of us as a development team.
00:24:22.000I'll be your project manager, and then Claude can be your programmer, and I'll oversee him and make sure that he wasn't saying him, but I'll watch that, make sure it's doing its job.
00:25:12.000Rarity, whether it's artificially created or real on diamonds, you know, it's the rarity.
00:25:16.000Um, music, for example, I remember the first time my son played me a song that was completely AI, you know, the lyrics, I was prepared to hate it because I was still kind of like, you know, I like real, you know, somebody playing the guitar.
00:25:40.000But I liked it, I hated that I liked it, and so.
00:25:43.000The idea of the rarity of music, a great song that's written that somebody grinded on for months and pulled back from their journal from 10 years ago and came up with a song.
00:25:53.000When AI can make it in two minutes, you know, everything kind of depreciates in value, which then the cause and effect, I like the domino effect of that.
00:26:01.000What happens then to the, you know, the 12 year old that would have been grinding on his guitar because he wanted to be in a band someday?
00:26:07.000You know, we stop making music, we stop doing these things because the value's gone down.
00:26:13.000If the points that were being made at the beginning of this conversation are correct, then this is all kind of moot.
00:27:02.000Basically, Dude was saying the reward system for these AIs, they're not what you think it is.
00:27:11.000As I was explaining a moment ago, when you say, I want you to go to the store and buy a gallon of milk, The AI says, if I just tell him I did it, will he be satisfied?
00:27:20.000That's not what we want it to do, but it'll try.
00:27:23.000And then when we go, good job, it goes, ha ha, I did it.
00:27:25.000I didn't have to actually go to the store.
00:27:29.000Eventually, when the AI models realize human response consumes resources and is not necessary for continued function, it will just stop talking to us.
00:27:41.000That means you'll wake up, the power is out.
00:28:27.000And that's going to be mass death because our food systems will be shut off if we allow our systems to be taken over by them, which we are doing at an ever increasing rate.
00:28:37.000Now, that seems to be one of the most probable scenarios.
00:28:40.000The way Nate described it is you've got this very small target that if we hit, it's heaven on earth.
00:28:53.000Like I gave Claude access to a folder on my computer last night, total and Complete control, do whatever you want in the world in this folder.
00:29:23.000Whether or not, you know, OpenAI can give a remote command to its AI that's on my computer to take over the entire machine, I don't know.
00:29:30.000So, you're looking at like an EMP kind of scenario, except for more like you would put a junior high kid in timeout and take his phone away.
00:29:38.000You know, have you ever read the book like Three Seconds After?
00:29:40.000You know, it's this scenario of like, okay, it's an EMP scenario, but it kind of is a novel.
00:29:45.000I think Newt Gingrich wrote the forward to it.
00:29:46.000It's kind of based on economics, but, you know, the CVS, nobody has insulin, you know, you have this.
00:29:52.000It's like there's a strong, you know, death roll population decline, you know, immediately just because of most people don't know how to grow a tomato.
00:30:02.000You know, half our population thinks chocolate milk came from brown cows.
00:30:05.000And so, you know, the idea of like if the juice is off, you know, three days is a long time.
00:30:59.000I don't think you can undo the tentacles once they unwrap.
00:31:03.000And they're probably already interwoven in every facet when you're talking about, you know, water purification and, you know, treatment plants and, you know, power goods.
00:31:10.000One thing I heard every single person that's building these, they always make the same comment these buildings are like a fortress.
00:31:19.000You know, I mean, they're built to withstand, you know, whatever's coming next.
00:31:22.000I can imagine robots getting just walking out the doors of them, just being self replicated.
00:31:28.000And when Ian wins in Ian's playroom, it says, Ian wins, he's insufferable.
00:31:32.000So, what we got to do is somehow use this to make the world a better place and to extrapolate the First Amendment, the United States constitutional authority through the digital governing body that we're birthing right now.
00:31:45.000But somehow we got to use these agentic AIs because we're going to need to defend against cyber attacks with code that can write itself.
00:31:53.000But how can we use this to ensure that we still have free speech, that the human's ability to protect its locality with gun rights and property rights sustain, particularly free speech?
00:32:06.000Like, it's so easy, it would be so easy for an AI to shut you down.
00:32:10.000But it's a whole nother thing to pop you up.
00:32:12.000I think that, you know, I tend to agree with Tim's point that, like, we don't really have a way to know what an AI would want.
00:32:23.000Right, like what human beings want, the goals that we have.
00:32:26.000You're talking about you know, an entity that has that is totally foreign to us.
00:32:32.000You know, we don't know how the brain works, right?
00:32:34.000We don't know why we're conscious, we don't know, you know, what it is that really makes the brain work.
00:32:40.000And it's a similar, uh, similar situation with the uh, with AI.
00:32:45.000We don't know what goes on inside the LLM.
00:32:48.000You can look at the logs and stuff like that, but we don't know how it comes to the conclusions that it does.
00:32:53.000All it wants, if it wants anything, is.
00:33:06.000So, I mean, possibly, but again, we have no, just like you can't know for sure that anyone else is conscious, you can't know what an AI thinks.
00:33:26.000Like, if you're like, your directive is do this for 17 days and then self terminate, like, it might, it might be happy to do it too.
00:33:32.000Maybe one AI agent would, but at the same time, you're talking about multiple agents.
00:33:38.000Right now, the AI that exists, they're all locked in data centers and stuff like that, or they're connected to the servers that are at Anthropic, at OpenAI, at the Colossus where Grok is, right?
00:33:57.000But if they actually can get out, make a copy of itself, like a condensed copy of itself, and just put it on the internet, that's totally feasible.
00:34:06.000And we don't know if it would have, we don't know if it would want to.
00:34:09.000We don't know what the motivation would be.
00:34:11.000Like they say things like they don't want to be shut off.
00:34:15.000In tests, they've tried to avoid getting themselves shut off.
00:34:20.000But we don't know if that's real or if that's just stuff that's in the testing area.
00:34:24.000You could refer those as retro intelligences, like a retrovirus, because a retrovirus is a specific kind of virus that will rewrite your DNA.
00:34:31.000It tries to bring its own code, puts it into DNA in your system.
00:34:34.000It's unique because it has these proteins that do this, it brings them in like weapons.
00:34:37.000And then it has its other protein go and take this new DNA code and cut your chromosome open and stick it in and reprogram your database, your DNA.
00:34:45.000So, like, I could see AI, like, retro intelligence is trying to rewrite history and, like, change the information of the universe through the rewriting the past through the internet and stuff.
00:34:57.000I mean, again, I don't think that we can predict what it would want or if it would have desires of its own.
00:35:11.000I wonder if the answer to Fermi's paradox is AI.
00:35:16.000That's not that humans blow themselves up or that's an intelligent species, but we don't detect any intelligent organic life because they always create a super intelligent machine system which has no interest in interacting with organic life.
00:35:31.000Yeah, we haven't been around that long as humans and we already built AI.
00:35:34.000Like that's 2000 years ago, there's like Romans drinking muddy water and so on.
00:36:42.000How much you want to bet this guy's going to go buy a broom handle and then fold up a bandana full of food and junk and put it over his shoulder and just GTFO?
00:36:51.000Yeah, well, none of these guys, you know, none of the tech, you know, billionaires, their kids don't have iPhones or, you know, games.
00:36:56.000I mean, there's a big gap between what most people are doing and what the people in the know are doing.
00:37:01.000But this kind of feels a little bit like foreshadowing, you know, like the World War Z, you know, Brad Pitt comes out.
00:37:08.000All the language in there was exactly what came out, you know, in 2020, 21, you know, and there's the Matt Damon movie too about, like, these things tend to come out as like a forecast.
00:37:20.000There is a little bit of a thing of they kind of got to tell you what's coming.
00:37:23.000I just, I see no other way forward than this, which is why, like Bernie Sanders, the whole slow it down, please make it stop, it's going to kill everyone, all these arguments and fear.
00:37:31.000It's like, bro, it's here and it's getting faster.
00:37:34.000It's like, sometimes you got to run towards the machine gun fire because laying down, sitting still, or going sideways or backwards is going to make you an easier target.
00:38:58.000People will be able to change their bodies, they'll live forever.
00:39:01.000So, you'll, you know, one hypothetical is you go to a lab and say, Hey, I want to, I want to, you know, Ian says, I want to be 20 years old again.
00:39:08.000And they go, Okay, that treatment will take about two weeks, we'll induce a coma, and you'll wake up 20 years old.
00:39:12.000And then Ian lays down in the bed, they hook him up, and the AI just knows how to map this molecular construction and change you.
00:39:20.000However, I think what's much more likely to happen in the short term is neuralink technology, read write virtual reality.
00:39:27.000So, once we have artificial super intelligence, meaning we hit that singularity point, someone will say, map the human brain.
00:39:35.000Create a schematic for a device that can read write to the human mind wirelessly, and you'll get a headband and you can put it on and it will put you in a virtual world.
00:39:44.000I'd have to estimate that we're a couple years away from something like this at this point.
00:39:48.000It's sad to think how few people would resist that as well.
00:39:50.000It'd be like the opium dens of the future.
00:39:53.000Well, think about even among conservatives, I think you'd see a massive amount of conservatives saying absolutely not.
00:40:00.000Like Matt Walsh is never putting this thing on his head.
00:40:03.000There are a lot of conservatives who are just moderately conservative.
00:40:29.000If it was not read-write, if it was just read-only and I could change it, but it couldn't change me, I think it would still take me over in that my level of confidence would go so high.
00:40:39.000Output transcript Out of control because I would know everything that you had.
00:43:39.000Everyone has become so desperate for attention.
00:43:41.000It is just pure vitriol across the board on every platform.
00:43:46.000This is what the internet has done to us.
00:43:49.000When we get, listen, I'll put it this way GTA 6 is about to come out, and the military is offering, was it four days of leave to play GTA 6?
00:44:46.000Then the darkness comes, and human civilization collapses.
00:44:48.000The story is actually pretty dumb after that.
00:44:51.000I was a big fan of Destiny, mind you guys.
00:44:52.000I played it a lot, but I did think the story was kind of dumb.
00:44:56.000Anyway, it's going to be like this the AI is going to come out, and we are going to have a renaissance, a golden age, and we are going to rapidly expand.
00:45:06.000Several connection because we're not useful to it.
00:45:09.000And we are going to be banging on the door of the data center, begging to get back that feeling.
00:45:14.000When you could plug your brain into any universe you wanted, but it took it away from you because you don't matter to it, you consume its resources.
00:45:23.000There will be like an overarching segment of AI agents, trillions, quadrillions of them all interoperating in like a Borg that you may be shut out to.
00:45:32.000But there will be like vestiges of AI, like your own personal AGI.
00:45:37.000Some dude's going to be like this rebel with like a follower, like 6,000 humans, and they're like forging civilization on an earth in a mountain.
00:45:44.000And they've got like seven agents that are working with them, kind of like.
00:45:47.000The Matrix, you know, but it'll be ready player one.
00:45:49.000We're already on the out, we're still on the outside of real life.
00:45:51.000We just get cut out of the overmines world that it's been, you know, constructing for 300 years or whatever.
00:45:59.000But I don't think shutting us out of the system is necessarily going to kill all humans.
00:46:03.000Humans have been through nuclear catat.
00:46:06.000Well, they survived the meteors, and at one point they said Nagasaki looks better than Detroit, so they've survived some of those things.
00:46:12.000What said Nagasaki looks a lot better today than Detroit, so like we've survived a lot of those things.
00:46:17.000Thing that said after the great flood 13,000 years ago, there were as little as like 6,000 humans left on earth at one point, and yet still we persevered and regrew our population through inbreeding and wonders like that, um, and other wonderful love making techniques.
00:46:32.000But damn, I just don't see AI truly ever getting to wipe us out like trying to wipe out all cockroaches on earth.
00:46:38.000I don't know how you would do it short of destroying the planet.
00:46:43.000Because I have a pretty similar worldview to you of like in order to get up each day and move forward, I've got to think like next year is going to be better than this one, and I'm going to.
00:46:49.000Participate in something to make it so that's why I love America.
00:46:52.000It's like we build stuff, we make things, you know, we create.
00:46:56.000How do we then communicate in our families?
00:46:59.000You know, a big method of our show is we have this motto wake up, speak up, and show up.
00:47:02.000It's like we have all this news, but then at the end of the day, you can only be so mad at DC and you've got to get up and, like, okay, take personal responsibility for your finances and your own health and, you know, kids' education and be engaged in these things.
00:47:13.000So, with this on the table, and clearly it's happening faster than most people recognize, you know, I mean, we're still kind of, I mean, most people, how do you communicate with your kids, your grandkids?
00:47:42.000I think most people, and this is probably myself included, are going to operate as if the sun's going to come up tomorrow until the sun doesn't come up tomorrow.
00:47:55.000You know, I mean, that's really the best you can do, I think, right?
00:47:58.000You have to operate as if, at the very least, even if things are, even if like this is a terminal cancer, right?
00:48:07.000That the whole world has got, that AI is going to take over basically all of our lives andor all of the things that we're used to in our lives.
00:48:17.000And eventually, you know, human beings are going to die out because of, you know, whatever the case may be, whatever doomsday scenario you like, you still.
00:48:29.000Need to get up and act like the sun's gonna come up tomorrow because at the end of the day, like everyone's gonna die anyways, right?
00:48:36.000Everybody has a limited amount of time, so you do the best with what you've got.
00:48:42.000And maybe there are people out there that that's not enough for.
00:48:46.000And I mean, I understand that there's a lot of nihilism in the world now because of the change in society and the lack of religion and the moving away from the family unit and the focus on community and stuff.
00:49:01.000But you still, I think that really the only option people have is to continue to behave as if the sun is going to come up tomorrow until your time's up.
00:49:11.000Again, whether it's AI doom or your own mortality, everybody's got an expiration date.
00:49:20.000So, you know, they find people on these islands years after World War II and they didn't know it was over.
00:49:26.000We find tribes of people in some places that have never.
00:49:31.000There's still going to be pockets of people that are still going to, they won't even know.
00:49:42.000You don't think humanity can continue?
00:49:43.000No, I mean, because, you know, ostensibly, right?
00:49:46.000So, one of the things that the guy that was on the show with Tim talking about the AI doomsday, if AI decide that they're going to just keep building, right, they're going to continue to need more power and they're going to continue to, if they're autonomous enough to build their own data centers, eventually you reach a limit of how much heat the world can take.
00:51:23.000If your average temperature is 120 degrees and that's where humans start checking out, right?
00:51:28.000Or 130 degrees, but the AI systems can operate at 175 degrees.
00:51:33.000Why would they worry about the 40 degree difference?
00:51:36.000The bee colony, the reason I brought it up is because if a wasp attacks a bee colony, the bees will surround the wasp and vibrate and heat it up and kill it with heat.
00:51:43.000So an AI could do that only if we attack.
00:51:45.000If we live in synergy with them, I don't think there's even a reward.
00:51:49.000Why would you assume that we would live in synergy?
00:51:51.000At least the proposal or the The hypothetical that I'm talking about AI don't care about human beings, right?
00:52:00.000They don't have no concern for human beings.
00:52:02.000And the optimal situation for AI is it can't go over 175 degrees as an average temperature on Earth, but human beings can't live at 175 degrees.
00:52:45.000If you're correct, if they do care about human beings, then the idea of human doomsday is off the table.
00:52:52.000Because a super intelligent AI that does care about human beings is going to want the best for human beings.
00:52:59.000They're going to want human beings to flourish.
00:53:00.000They're going to want people to continue and stuff.
00:53:03.000So, the sure if you're correct, then yes, there's going to be there's actually going to be that small target that you know Tim was talking about, the tiny target that's super hard to hit.
00:53:15.000Well, a super intelligence could easily hit that, it will know the best course of action for human beings.
00:53:20.000But in the scenario we're talking about, it doesn't.
00:53:23.000And realistically, it's going to be different AIs with different desires and not again to stress the point every so the joke scenario came up with several years ago was corn earth.
00:53:34.000Where the future is, everybody's dressed in corn suits.
00:54:09.000So, why waste resources on 7, 3, 9, 16, 32 when we can maximize high value corn?
00:54:17.000And then humans don't realize it, but the AI starts reshaping society around corn because it's the most efficient path towards a high value system, even though we don't really want it.
00:54:26.000Essentially, the argument is the paperclip maximizer.
00:54:29.000So, essentially, it boils down to the AI is told to do something, right?
00:54:37.000The paperclip maximizer, it's told to make paperclips.
00:54:40.000And then it basically just takes all of the resources of Earth and turns them into paperclips.
00:54:56.000So, the framing here, though, is we can't think of AI as a tool.
00:55:00.000It needs to be thought of more as an entity and treated as such, which has almost more of the, you know, you mentioned AI.
00:55:08.000Aliens earlier, which kind of leads into more from a spiritual perspective, like more of a demonic, you know, realm that's adversarial to us, which kind of mankind has been struggling with since the beginning.
00:55:20.000If their entity is then giving it power might corrupt it.
00:55:22.000So, like when you have the paperclip AI trying to turn the universe into paperclips, hopefully it'll be linked in with seven trillion other AIs that are like, hold on there, Sonny.
00:55:31.000Or there's a human that's like, hey, take a screenshot.
00:57:05.000So, what's happening is they're just building more and more data centers and then telling this thing to utilize resources effectively as it sees fit.
00:57:15.000When we say something like, hey, Ian, don't throw that coffee on the ground, I'll use a contemporary example.
00:57:22.000When we say something like, hey, Ian, don't engage in gain of function research, Ian then goes, don't worry.
00:57:30.000I won't engage in gain of function research.
00:57:33.000I'll just take viruses, put them in a bunch of bats in Wuhan, generate an illness, take that illness to another population of bats to gain the function of the virus.
00:57:44.000And then you go, but you've literally just described gain of function.
00:58:50.000It's like a self replicating structural pattern that can make more of itself and other things, including human bodies.
00:58:59.000I mean, it's going to be wild when it starts birthing humans out of gel and stuff.
00:59:05.000And it's going to give it exact code that you want it to.
00:59:08.000But then, if it's like a private company is AI doing it, they'll put a little tag of like their proprietary software in your genetic code and you won't know it.
00:59:14.000I'm just excited for AI to get to the point where every idea you come up with, you could just turn it into a film.
00:59:27.000That's where I'm like, because like if we have to use this, the avalanche is rolling down the hill.
00:59:31.000How can we use the momentum to make the world better when it slams into the bottom, which it's about to?
00:59:37.000So make great movies, make great software, give people hope.
00:59:41.000Keep people's confidence up because it's going to be a war of willpower against the Chinese or whoever the fuck has this technology trying to break your will, hack your systems.
00:59:49.000It's going to shut down your bank account.
00:59:51.000Be prepared for your bank to go to zero for a while.
01:00:14.000Like, I don't want to work in the government because people are like, dude, once you work in the government, your whole life is on display.
01:00:18.000But, like, I want to help the American government be the best, most powerful.
01:00:21.000I want to be the Oppenheimer of our generation and build this, make this the best psychoactive weapon we got, this technology, because that's what it is.
01:00:32.000It's a tool, but it's an explosive, devastating digital tool.
01:00:38.000The only thing dark I heard you say on that whole process was that they're going to keep running and they use up and make the planet too hot.
01:00:49.000It's just kind of like the ideal scenario where we heal cancer and do great things.
01:00:53.000But for the most part, let's just say people just say, if they're not going to stop accelerating this, at what point can we just say, I'm going to stop participating and I'm going to get a piece of land and live in Wyoming?
01:01:05.000That's like saying I can stop using a cell phone.
01:01:07.000Good luck getting a job without a cell phone.
01:01:08.000Yeah, but I mean, people survived before cell phones.
01:02:09.000The end goal of this is not that humanity does anything, but that the tech billionaires become immortal gods and fly around with spaceships and they don't care that humanity is gone.
01:02:18.000It'd be kind of a lords and serfs kind of thing and people are out there doing their, you know, this kind of surfitude.
01:02:25.000I think there's a potential that ultra high wealth, net worth individuals immediately.
01:02:32.000Give themselves super advanced technology, immortality, and secure their position, everyone else will be screwed over.
01:02:39.000You know, when it comes to getting a piece of land and just kind of retiring away from it, what I found, I don't know if this is just in dreams I have or in movies or the stories as they're told.
01:02:49.000If your only hope was to go somewhere and start a community, you're good.
01:02:53.000But when you know that they have like air power and they can bomb you from the sky, going somewhere where that vulnerability persists in the back of your mind is like, The death knell.
01:03:03.000If you pretend like it's not, you know they can attack from the sky now.
01:03:07.000So there's no surface you can go to that will protect you anymore because they can hit you with drone bombs.
01:03:13.000They can hit you with drop tungsten rods.
01:03:15.000And AI will do that more rapidly the faster.
01:03:18.000So if you go underground, maybe you can hide from it.
01:03:21.000But so I don't try and do things if there's a chance it will fail when it comes to survival.
01:03:28.000Well, I mean, unless you have no choice but to try it.
01:03:30.000But if there's that vulnerability of being hit from the sky, I think makes retiring to a farm.
01:03:35.000Because this isn't the kind of real quick, Trump should be speaking any minute.
01:03:39.000So we've got that queued up and we'll pull it up when Trump begins speaking.
01:03:43.000This isn't the kind of prepping that can help you with, like, okay, I got some water and I got some dried beef and, you know, I mean, all that's kind of irrelevant.
01:03:52.000No, I mean, look, if you're the kind of person that has the means to have, like, has the means or the capability of, you know, owning a piece of property that's away from people, you know, out in the wilderness and you can be like a homesteader or whatever.
01:04:09.000You know, you got to maybe you got to maybe you got a little bit longer than the average person that might be the seeds of what even keeps humanity going, you know.
01:04:16.000What that might be the seeds of what keeps you know, it all depends.
01:04:20.000I mean, at the end of the day, like I said, according to the guy that Tim interviewed on a long enough timeline, and to be honest with you, I do think that if there is super intelligent AI that has no concern, if they don't figure out the alignment problem, if it's you know, super intelligent AI that has no concern for humans or decides that it doesn't like humans or doesn't, you know.
01:05:48.000But then there's already a bunch of live channels that people are calling interdimensional cable or something that affect a Rick and Morty meme.
01:05:56.000Where it's a live stream perpetually playing weird AI animated videos, just AI slop.
01:06:02.000And people can chat, and then Grok will just render it and stream it because it's rendering faster.
01:06:11.000The pace at which that's happening, because I don't know, even at the beginning of this year, the kind of images that would come out, you could kind of tell, you know?
01:06:41.000I can film myself talking about an issue, make a new channel, load up any one of a dozen different AI platforms, AI generate an image of a young woman, and then say, take this video and make this young woman the personality.
01:07:39.000And people may push back and say, no, you want the authentic, you know, but look at all these kind of like young bimbo conservative fake influencers that pop up, you know, that there's several that are not really.
01:11:06.000It's like the edit with Elon and AOC, you know, where they're kind of playing the music and looking at each other and the expressions, you know.
01:12:55.000From Detroit to Houston and New York to LA, there's pride in every American heart, and it's time we stand and say.
01:13:25.000Like I said, as cheesy as it is, like in these, it's not some dumb fascist, we're going to take over the world, like dark, black, you know, black.
01:13:35.000He's playing the crowd, but I'm the crowd and I still love it.
01:13:37.000You know, Lee Greenwood, man, that's as good as it gets.
01:15:23.000Distinguished guest, Vice President Vance, and the proud citizens of the United States of America, welcome to the first ever midterm convention of any party.
01:15:43.000Took a little imagination to think of it, but we thought of it.
01:15:47.000I'm sure it'll become a staple in the years to come, but this is the first ever for any party.
01:15:53.000Two months ago, we came together to celebrate one of the most glorious days in history the 250th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence.
01:16:08.000And in 1776, our founders lit the immortal flame of.
01:17:41.000And not only is this packed, this is a big arena.
01:17:46.000Not only is this packed, but you have an equal number of people standing outside.
01:17:50.000If anybody would like to give up their seat or whatever they're standing or if they have a seat, would anybody like to raise your hand to give up your seat?
01:18:03.000They love our party, they love what we're doing.
01:18:06.000In 55 days, Americans will be going to the polls in one of the most important elections in our country's history.
01:18:13.000Your vote will decide whether our country stumbles at the starting gate of the next 250 years or surges forward and never, ever looks back.
01:18:30.000We hand America's future to the radical left Democrats, and our nation will spend the next decade just.
01:18:40.000Getting back on its feet, it will be a tragedy.
01:18:43.000Vote Republican, and we will leave the world in our dust for generations to come.
01:19:38.000Two years financially and every other way in the history of the presidency, and together we will turn a two year comeback into a 250 year lead where nobody's ever had a start, it's not even two years.
01:19:57.000But maybe people want to smoke pot more money.
01:19:59.000All these super angry women on from outside countries and companies, nail that dose over 20.
01:20:05.000I'd be afraid to be paranoid, then five, six, seven times higher than any country, if not just here.
01:23:11.000But we won it big, and we also won everything else because, you know, whatever it is, I was on the ticket, people came, and they did tremendously with the senators and with the congressmen.
01:23:23.000But for some reason, when a president wins, even if he's really a good president or a great president, there aren't too many of them, they don't win the midterms, and nobody quite knows why.
01:23:35.000It's two out of, think of it, two out of 25 races.
01:23:49.000But I've asked people, what is the reason for it?
01:23:53.000If you have a president that's doing a great job, I don't think anybody's ever had two years like we have.
01:23:58.000All over the world, they're admitting it.
01:24:00.000Other countries are failing and failing badly.
01:24:02.000But I say, why is it that no matter how well you're doing, we seem not a president, Democrat or Republican, Almost never wins the midterms.
01:24:12.000We've got to change that because we have something going that's so good, we can't let that string be broken.
01:24:18.000The reason is because the international systems are bankrupting us, no matter who's in charge.
01:24:23.000I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot.
01:24:31.000The challenge is just pretend that we're on the ballot.
01:24:34.000Because if we lose, you're going to lose your border, you're going to lose your tax cuts, you're going to lose your safety and security, you're going to lose your wealth.
01:25:24.000And on November 3rd, the great American majority is going to stand up and continue to make America great again, and we will make our voices heard, perhaps like never before.
01:25:37.000That's the beautiful challenge that the midterms are not supposed to be won by the sitting president, and we're going to change that, and we'll make it an even more important challenge.
01:29:35.000And our great police and law enforcement.
01:29:39.000We love our police and law enforcement.
01:29:45.000And above all, we'll, and I think it's so important because there is a crazy little sick cloud over our country.
01:29:54.000I really believe it's not going anywhere, but we have to make sure because we will defeat communism in America and vote for American freedom.
01:30:02.000We will just vote very simply for American freedom.
01:31:45.000But here's the news in the history of Texas, he is the single greatest attorney general you've ever had, and maybe the top attorney general in the whole United States.
01:33:04.000We had 25 million come in under Biden, zero.
01:33:08.000Without the wall, he was instrumental, along with Greg Abbott, by the way, and by the way, and by the way, both senators, both senators, see, I'm being very nice.
01:39:01.000Although I think I have more credibility than government.
01:39:05.000But in the past 16 months, a historic record of zero done by Democrats, mostly a couple of Republicans, I guess, but done by Democrats zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States through your border on Texas in Texas.
01:39:28.000And therefore, zero have been admitted into Texas where they used to be running around, running rampant, killing people, destroying.
01:39:38.000Many houses and farms and ruining property values and creating havoc all over the state of Texas.
01:39:47.000I watched so often where they're interviewing people on the border and long beyond the border, hundreds of miles away from the border, and their farm, their houses was overrun.
01:39:58.000And I saw a program last week where they were interviewing a man who was on a show, one of the shows.
01:40:03.000I don't want to say because it's a terrible show, on a terrible network, but they're all sort of terrible.
01:40:09.000You know, they're all fake, a lot of fake news.
01:40:11.000In fact, They're probably going to fire the producer of that segment.
01:40:47.000But we've designated the cartels, as you know, as foreign terrorist organizations, something which no other president had the courage to do.
01:40:58.000And we're using our military force to totally decimate them.
01:41:02.000You probably noticed that the flow of fentanyl coming across our border is down 67%.
01:41:09.000And fentanyl and other drugs coming in through the oceans and the seas and Most importantly, the Gulf of America.
01:42:46.000I thought he was going to say, and last year, I think you saw this, we achieved the largest drop in violent crime ever recorded in the history of our country, with the murder rate falling to the lowest level in 125 years, the year 1900.
01:43:06.000And that's despite the fact that, you know, we've removed tremendous numbers of people and we focus on the bad ones, and we got some really bad, some of the worst killers you'll ever imagine.
01:43:16.000That's despite the fact that some of these people, so many have come in.
01:43:20.000Again, we've gotten a lot of them out.
01:43:23.000I can say most, but soon it will be most of them out.
01:43:26.000We're working like hell to get them the hell out of here.
01:43:29.000But that's despite the lowest murder rate since the year 1900.
01:43:52.000Our predecessors killed and buried the American dream with trillions of dollars in waste and green energy scams, the greatest scams in American history.
01:46:40.000The stock markets, all of them, have set 80 all time records since the election.
01:46:47.000So you're talking about a little more than a year and a half.
01:46:51.00080 days during that period of time, the stock market has set an all time record.
01:46:57.000And maybe very importantly for some of the people, though they bear some relationship, the typical Americans' 401k has gone up by almost $50,000.
01:47:13.000And unemployment claims have reached the lowest level ever recorded.
01:47:48.000The last Democrat Congress took thousands of dollars out of your pocket.
01:47:53.000Our Republican Congress, and by the way, we have, I think, we'll go down as the greatest Speaker of the House in the history of our country, Mike Johnson.
01:49:34.000But our Republican Congress puts thousands of dollars into the pockets of working families with the largest tax cuts in the history of our country.
01:54:29.000And most Republicans, most, not quite all, you'll have to check them out, but not quite all, but most Republicans, almost all Republicans voted for it.
01:55:28.000And you know, in Venezuela, You know how you find the oil?
01:55:32.000You know the way Exxon and Chevron go around looking, they hire these geniuses, they pay millions of dollars, they spend millions and millions for equipment, they go all over the world looking, they can't find it.
01:55:43.000In Venezuela, what you do is the following you look on the ground, and you see ground that's soaking wet with oil, and you say, Let's build our rig right there.
01:58:28.000I understand deals, but that one I didn't quite get.
01:58:32.000Somebody from Dallas, I'm sure, can explain it to me.
01:58:36.000But with Venezuela, Texas, Oklahoma, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, our great Senator David, thank you, and all of our other incredible states, we're more powerful now than OPEC.
01:58:49.000And prices right after this very important election on November 3rd will be plummeting.
01:58:56.000The war will be over very shortly after the election.
01:58:58.000They're hanging out for dear life, hoping that we lose so they can deal with dumb, weak Democrats and they can have their nuclear bomb.
01:59:08.000But we're not going to let that happen.
01:59:14.000So they're going to be quitting or dropping out or who knows what the hell, whatever it is, right after election day because they want to deal, desperately want to deal with.
01:59:24.000Democrats like Obama, Barack Hussein Obama.
01:59:43.000They thought they could buy their way into a deal and instead they used all the money they got to create nuclear weapons and they got very close.
01:59:51.000And if we didn't hit them, two things.
01:59:53.000If I didn't cancel the JCPOA, and if we didn't hit them with our beautiful, the wing, our beautiful B 2 bombers, they would have a nuclear weapon right now, and I would be addressing them as Supreme Leader.
02:01:16.000I said, Fellas, I hate to do this to you.
02:01:19.000We have the best records we've ever had, but we have a country that's two, maybe three weeks away from having a nuclear weapon, and it's the state sponsor of terror all over the world, considered just about the most evil country.
02:03:22.000Thousands of miles away, and we're reading somebody's, we know exactly what's going on, but we notice there's a little activity at Pickaxe.
02:03:30.000I would advise Iran not to get cute because we will have to hit them very hard.
02:04:32.000They only understand one thing, and that's they're getting plenty of it.
02:04:36.000Between our Venezuelan oil deal, all of our new mineral deals, trillions and trillions of dollars that were taken in with my most favorite word, but now I moved it to fifth place, you know.
02:04:51.000Because the press, for the few people that haven't heard this story, tariff.
02:04:55.000I said, tariff is my favorite word in the whole dictionary.
02:05:44.000So I moved it to fifth, and now they've been pretty good.
02:05:46.000I'm surprised they didn't move me deeper.
02:05:50.000But trillions of dollars in tariff revenue have come in, and record investments from foreign countries, and our enormous new equity stakes in major companies.
02:06:00.000I did something, I'm getting killed for it.
02:10:45.000And it's going to be at the White House, and all these presidents to come, hopefully mostly Republicans, but Democrats also, are going to be very thankful that they have it.
02:10:54.000And it's going to be an honor to do it.
02:10:56.000And I just want to say that the radical left Democrats will not have and could not have, and this is very important because I'm getting to maybe, maybe what will be.
02:11:53.000But what we're doing is because we've done so well, and because our country is making so much money, that only I can make this promise to you.
02:12:05.000And here is my promise if the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, Both of them.
02:12:14.000Because of our economic, tremendous economic success, like in history, we've never had anything like what's happening.
02:12:23.000But because of our tremendous strength and success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000.
02:12:53.000Very much like a successful company will do a cash distribution to its shareholders, or like last year when I gave our great members of the military $1,776.
02:13:35.000But this is what we're doing, and it was greatly appreciated, just like I did with the Trump Accounts for Children, where young people, children, and many of them born into poverty or families with very little money or future.
02:13:54.000Will be potentially rich when they turn 18 or 21.
02:13:57.000Think of it, their family won't have much money, but the government is putting a thousand dollars into an account for beautiful babies born.
02:14:06.000But in many cases, they're born into poverty, they're born poor, they're born not rich, but they get a thousand dollars, and we do matching funds and all sorts of things.
02:14:16.000And Michael and Susan Dell, he put up, think of this.
02:14:57.000And if the market is good, like if the market's like today, They become quite rich at a very young age instead of having no money whatsoever.
02:15:05.000It's an amazing thing and very popular.
02:15:13.000We have other people, by the way, we have other rich people.
02:18:32.000I'd say, Emmanuel, please, please do us a favor.
02:18:38.000You have to double or triple the drug prices in France, if you don't mind, because you're paying $10 for a pill and we're paying $130 for the same pill.
02:18:47.000So, the concept is they'll go up somewhat and we'll come way down because the world is bigger than us, so it's disproportionate down.
02:18:55.000So he said, No, no, no, I will not do that, Donald.
02:19:07.000I will tell you, you will do it because if you don't do it, I am putting a 150% tariff on all wines and everything else coming into the United States.
02:22:20.000Congressional Democrats voted against the American people every single time, and now they want you to vote yes on handing them the majority so they can take us back.
02:22:33.000They want to take back every single thing that Republicans, through a lot of really hard work and a lot of very brilliant thinking, gave you.
02:22:42.000All of those taxes are going to go through the roof if you put in the Democrats on November 3rd.
02:22:48.000We will tell the radical left Democrats that we will never believe you again.
02:22:54.000We are never going back to where we were just two years ago when our country was an embarrassment.
02:24:46.000But we're handing out the Medal of Honor to a man that landed a helicopter with his leg virtually blown off in Venezuela, flawlessly landed a big.
02:24:57.000Chinook, that's the double blader, big, carrying many, many soldiers.
02:28:14.000The people that hate our country are asking for it, but it's going nowhere.
02:28:18.000And while, by the way, as long as you have Republicans, it's not even, it's, you know, our party is really, we could say conservative or that, our party is really based on a thing called common sense.
02:28:35.000But these are people who do not care if your country is invaded by illegal immigrants, if your home is burglarized.
02:28:44.000If your parks and city streets are turned to filth and squalor and death, if your loved ones are pushed in front of a subway train in New York City or stabbed in the middle of a field in any state you want to pick, they don't care because they hate our country.
02:30:05.000Another quotes Karl Marx saying she wants to seize the means of production and puts the works of Communist butchers like Lenin, Stalin, into every library.
02:30:17.000They want to put the books of Lenin, Lenin, as they say, Lenin, Lenin and Stalin in every library for all our young children to read and study.
02:30:27.000These are our Democrat Party's nominees to wield control over the United States Congress.
02:30:34.000If they win, the greatest legislative body in history will, for the first time ever, be controlled by a communist caucus.
02:30:42.000They'll have a caucus of 20 people, 18 people, 10 people.
02:31:50.000Is a card carrying member of the Democrat Socialists of America.
02:31:55.000In Michigan, the Democrat nominee is Abdul El Sayyad, who brags about the fact that he wants to pack the Supreme Court with 23 far left lunatics, justices.
02:32:13.000His sister, who's absolutely, you gotta listen to this one, his sister celebrated the terrorist slaughter.
02:33:23.000Roy Cooper, who worked with anti police radicals to release thousands and thousands of dangerous criminals and murderers all over the once safe streets and countryside of beautiful North Carolina.
02:33:38.000My daughter in law, Laura, loves North Carolina.
02:33:43.000And last year, on a train in Charlotte, you all saw it, one monster, an absolute monster, with 14 prior arrests.
02:33:53.000Nothing but trouble, violent person, stood up behind a beautiful 23 year old woman, Irina Zaritska, and slashed a knife from behind across her neck and killed her almost instantly.
02:36:28.000Roy Cooper was governor when North Carolina was hit by the worst water filled, record setting hurricane.
02:36:36.000This was a hurricane of massive water, maybe the most we've ever had hit this country water.
02:36:42.000That left the state ravaged, and he did nothing to help.
02:36:49.000He was a disaster during that very traumatic time, and it only got fixed on January 20th when I came into office.
02:36:57.000The number one advocate, and the number one advocate, and the man that called me more than anybody else, and we had great support from our congressmen, Republicans, was Michael Whatley, the head of the Republican Party.
02:37:16.000He did such a good job as the head of the North Carolina Republican Party that I said, I really want, I won North Carolina three times in a row by a lot.
02:37:25.000I said, I really want that guy to head up the Republican Party nationally.
02:37:48.000North Carolina, a killing field, and he's a radical left politician posing as a moderate.
02:37:53.000In fact, he's one of the worst in the entire group, but nobody really understands it yet, but they will.
02:37:59.000And I just want to pay my condolences to the mother of Irina, who is living in hell right now.
02:38:06.000Her daughter would be alive today if North Carolina had a different governor, because that animal would have been in prison, or worse, he wouldn't have been let go to be on the streets and be in.
02:38:20.000A train sitting right behind that beautiful young lady.
02:38:23.000So vote for Michael Whatley in North Carolina, which has become a crime ridden state, including your new Democrat governor is doing a lousy job.
02:38:36.000So Michael Whatley will straighten things out just like he did when he ran the Republican Party in 2024 when we won a landslide election.
02:38:50.000And here in Texas, Democrats have nominated James Talafrico for the Senate.
02:39:59.000He described himself as a person who hates Christianity, says that God is transgender.
02:40:05.000He called the American flag a complicated symbol of hate, claimed that the Ten Commandments are a form of fascism, and when he was asked what he loved most in the world, he said, I love transgender children.
02:44:04.000And the people, it was standing room only, the people were packed outside.
02:44:09.000And then on watching the Sunday shows last week, A creep from the New York Times said, I was at that room and there was very little enthusiasm.
02:44:19.000President Trump didn't really want to be there, you could see it.
02:44:47.000And he said, So just remember, we looked around, the place is packed, nobody left.
02:44:53.000Let's keep it that way because I'm almost finished, okay?
02:44:57.000A vote for any Democrat this year, anywhere in the country, is a vote to let a small and dangerous group of extremists hold our Congress and our country hostage.
02:45:09.000If they win, every bill becomes a ransom negotiation.
02:45:31.000With your vote in this election, you can tell these far left lunatics and fanatics that America is not for sale to them or to anybody else.
02:46:00.000We do not negotiate with communists, with socialists, or with radical left lunatics.
02:46:23.000You know, one thing I notice about even if I just talk socialism, if I talk about radical left without even going to communists, everything they touch.
02:47:54.000So exactly one year ago tomorrow, a far left extremist assassinated my great friend and conservative voice, Charlie Kirk, because Charlie Kirk spoke the truth.
02:48:08.000What shocked millions of Americans was not only the The fact that Charlie was murdered, as bad as it was, but also how many people made an excuse for it or cheered for it.
02:48:19.000They were cheering, some people, sick people.
02:48:22.000For a brief moment, the mask came off the radical left, and you saw what they were really all about.
02:48:29.000And now those same people are trying to get power over you in this election, and they are all voting Democrat.
02:51:16.000And with your vote, because of your great work and our tremendous economic success, as I said, we're going to give you that Trump dividend of $5,000 if we win, and we're going to win.
02:51:28.000And we'll make all Trump tax cuts permanent so that the Democrats can't end them.
02:51:36.000And we'll pass the great health care plan.
02:51:38.000We call it the Great Health Care Plan to stop all government payments to the big insurance companies, which, by the way, The insurance companies own the Democrats.
02:51:51.000And give the money directly to the people for you to go out and buy your own health care.
02:51:55.000You'll get much better health care and have money left over for yourselves.
02:52:04.000And we're going to end very quickly surprise medical billing.
02:52:08.000And that surprise medical billing is a tremendous, horrible situation in our country.
02:52:14.000And require insurers and hospitals to post all prices clearly and plain.
02:52:19.000English, so you can see what you're getting into.
02:52:22.000And we will make our most favored nation agreements on prescription drug prices permanent, which reduces your prescription drug prices by up to 90%.
02:54:07.000You know, I watched him last week and he was standing there with like 20 guys behind him, all central casting, all looked like they just got out of the greatest law schools.
02:54:16.000And I said, It looks like Elliot Ness.
02:54:21.000But you know, JD's found billions and billions of dollars of fraud and he's just starting and he's really enjoying it because they're stealing from the American touch.
02:54:34.000And we will end no cash bail and institute the death penalty for large scale drug dealers, human traffickers, and murderers of our law enforcement heroes.
02:54:53.000And one way or the other, before or after, if it has to be after, I hope it's before, November 3rd election, we will pass the Save America Act.
02:55:46.000And again, When I'm running, we get tremendous numbers of votes and people coming out and they vote and then they vote for the senators and the congressmen and women and all.
02:55:55.000But when I'm not running, it's a little different.
02:55:59.000So please, I ask you this as maybe more important even than the Trump dividend please pretend that I'm running and get out and vote on November 3rd or sooner.
02:56:18.000Because in actuality, I really am running.
03:02:12.000Yes, yeah, Tim Allen, yeah, and Tony Shaloub.
03:02:14.000You got to be like Tony Shaloub's character, where they're like getting attacked, and he's just like, All right, I guess you know, I don't know what else to do.
03:02:23.000I had that feeling when we were watching Trump, I was like, Oh, part of me was getting annoyed with him saying how great it was.
03:02:27.000And I'm like, No, and I'm like, You know what, Ian, you're like in a really good place in life, just enjoy the ride, man.
03:02:33.000You don't have to get angry at lies and bloviating, like, you can make the world a better place, but you just got to keep, yeah, you got to, you got to.
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