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| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
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| And uh he's our good friend Benghazi Whistleblower, U.S. Air Force veteran, military intelligence insider Nick No. | |
| Welcome to the show. | |
| Nick, how are you doing today, sir? | |
| Good morning, Craig. | |
| I am doing very well. | |
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| And some tinfoily stuff too. | |
| Yeah, I think we can get into a lot of different areas. | |
| I'm quite excited for today's show, as always. | |
| I want to make sure that we take the time to cover a lot of the stories happening. | |
| There was a meeting last night of some of the top tech and business leaders in the country at the White House, President Trump hosted along with Melania, some of these uh heads to talk about the future of American investment for some of the largest corporations in America. | |
| And at this meeting, it seemed as though uh he was flanked on both sides by two individuals who are quite controversial, although a number of controversial individuals were at the table, including the CEO of uh Google, Sun or YouTube or Google, Sundar Pachai, and uh yeah, I think Google, and Tim Cook, the head of Apple. | |
| But the optics were quite fascinating about the event that took place last night, including the fact that Elon Musk was not in attendance among these individuals who were there at the White House. | |
| Uh it seemed as though he was there with among other individuals to his right, President Trump was seated next to Mark Zuckerberg, and on his left, none other than Bill Gates, yes, the depopulation vaccine pusher Bill Gates was there in attendance. | |
| Now, a lot of people were very concerned about this event at the White House, given that you know there's quite a high level of apprehension when it comes to dealing with these individuals. | |
| Uh Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Sunderbachai, Tim Cook, and the rest. | |
| But the announcement that was being made at this event was a announcement of future investment in the U.S. economy. | |
| And each individual was pledging to, you know, invest hundreds of billions of dollars over the next several years, which you could interpret a few different ways, but generally speaking, the way that I interpreted what happened last night is that these individuals were basically put on full display and forced. | |
| I think their hand was forced to agree not to continue to extract wealth from America and invest in foreign countries at the detriment of not only the American economy, but the American worker. | |
| I think that's ultimately what was happening yesterday, and Trump was very proud. | |
| It's like when a trophy hunter mounts the heads of the slain animals on his wall. | |
| There is some joy that is taken in seeing them on full display. | |
| And I think that's what we saw last night with Trump and these tech overlords. | |
| I don't think it was necessarily a type of collusion as it was a type of coercion, if you will. | |
| Trump was forcing them to participate. | |
| What do you make of it overall, Nick? | |
| I I think uh you know, I think that They probably had you know uh you know no choice but to go there. | |
| He probably invited them and said, I insist, and then if they were to say I decline and say, Okay, well, we can go the other route then, and then not explain what that is. | |
| That's probably what I'd expect him to do. | |
| Yeah, let's play a couple clips from last night. | |
| First, here's Trump on what they were doing there. | |
| Running. | |
| Uh I just want to thank everybody for being here. | |
| I want to thank the media, they've been very nice lately, although uh I'm still here, so we have to made a couple of bad predictions, so that was not good. | |
| I've never had that feeling before. | |
| I went to uh an event, and people are coming up to me and saying, You're still here. | |
| I said, What do they mean by that? | |
| I didn't hear about this. | |
| But anyway, but I I do the press has been great in terms of this industry, and they understand the importance of it. | |
| This is uh taking our country to a new level. | |
| We're leading the world, we're leading China, but we're leading the world by a lot, and we're leading it because of the people around the table, and all I can do is implement and make it a lot easier for you, and I'll I'll be doing that a hundred percent. | |
| So I just want to thank you all. | |
| Yeah, running. | |
| So obviously Trump there making uh a bit of a joke about his uh what is that old is that a Mark Twain quote where it's the the reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated, or something like to that effect. | |
| I think that's what he's referring to, that uh you know the media was reporting breathlessly over the last week that he was dead, but apparently not, and here he is back alive and well, and you know, when he was saying all that, | |
| uh obviously some of this doesn't translate to radio because there's visual uh element to it, but Bill Gates, who's seated as left next to Melania, looked very nervous when uh Trump was saying all of those things about how the media was wrong about his demise, | |
| and um I do find it fascinating that the whole meeting again was predicated on, you know, engaging with these tech companies to expand their investment domestically, which is something that we haven't seen anyone do in a long time, right? | |
| I mean, it it really is refreshing, and I know these people are inherently evil, but I do think it's like I said, I think I said this to you before, uh the air before on air, you know, it's like it's like the mafia. | |
| It's like he's making them an offer they can't refuse. | |
| He's saying you want it, you should invest. | |
| It's probably better for you if you invest. | |
| Ha ha ha ha ha ha. | |
| Ha ha ha ha. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Uh that's all you'd have to say, wouldn't it? | |
| Well, you know how Trump is, that's like that way. | |
| That's exactly he's like, you should invest. | |
| It's probably better for your your you if you invest. | |
| He probably did say it just like that too, didn't even have to say anything else. | |
| Man. | |
| Exactly. | |
| So let's listen to Bill Gates. | |
| You know, I don't like Bill Gates, to be very clear. | |
| Uh I don't think many of our listeners probably have too much affection or affinity for Bill. | |
| He's been a depopulationist, eugenicist, vaccine pusher, the whole nine yards. | |
| Um the guy is not a good guy. | |
| And here he is talking about what they're working toward, and uh actually you hear the music. | |
| That means we're gonna take a break. | |
| We'll come back and listen to Bill Gates talk about cures and eradicating diseases, and uh it's an interesting change of tune to a degree. | |
| There's a subtle difference, and I'm gonna see if anyone out there listening can pick it up. | |
| We're taking a break. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick No, and I told you before the break, we were going to uh listen to clip from uh Bill Gates with Donald Trump, which was an interesting one, Nick. | |
| What do you say? | |
| Should we listen to it? | |
| Let's hear what this evil villain has to say. | |
| Let's just hear him out, right? | |
| All right, let's listen to the clip. | |
| Well, I'm in the second phase of my career, giving away all the wonderful money that Sophia's good work is uh help uh multiply a lot. | |
| But I think the the thing that ties uh my first career uh that I still spend some time on because AI's so phenomenal, uh, and my second career is innovation, you know, innovating in health uh in areas like uh vaccines or gene editing and uh the president and I are talking about taking American innovation to the next level to cure uh and even eradicate uh some of these diseases. | |
| Uh he mentioned polio, which is one that we're close, we don't need new science on that one. | |
| Uh, for some like HIV and uh sickle cell, we de do need new science, but the U.S. uh has the seeds that in the same way that uh orb speed took those seeds and put them together. | |
| I think something fantastic can be done. | |
| Um, AI uh for our foundation is that we want a doctor for everyone uh in Africa through AI. | |
| Uh, we want farmers to have incredible advice and you know, kids to have a chance to learn. | |
| So uh the work being done by the people at this table is is changing the world. | |
| It's you know coming fast, so it's great. | |
| You know, we all get together and talk about how the US can lead in this key area and apply it even uh to the poorest outside the US as well as to our great citizens. | |
| So thank you for incredible leadership, uh, including getting this group together. | |
| Huh. | |
| Well, that's a hell of a thing to say. | |
| Um he's He wants AI doctors for everyone in Africa. | |
| Hmm. | |
| That couldn't. | |
| I mean, I don't know how that could be used and twisted to some nefarious end, but it does sound like, you know, he mentions there at the beginning, you know, the second half of my career is giving away all my money. | |
| Did you hear did you hear President Trump subtly laugh after that? | |
| He's like, I got him to do it. | |
| I got him to do it. | |
| Exactly. | |
| I mean, I think that's what we're seeing. | |
| So that's how I interpret it, but you know. | |
| He used the word cures too. | |
| He didn't say treatments. | |
| He said he started by saying cures, the word cures. | |
| Have we ever heard of medical, you know, any sort of company saying that they're going to provide cures or go after cures? | |
| You know, you got the breast cancer and all these other organizations that are nonprofits, but still no cures for some reason. | |
| And you know, I think that maybe he's getting he's may you know, he's making him give that wealth away to help and heal the world instead of harm it like he has been. | |
| Um maybe that's the angle he's going with, but I don't know. | |
| What do you think? | |
| I think that that is a good guess. | |
| I think that, you know, it's a power move to bring these guys in who would otherwise you know not want to be associated with Trump and force them to sit there and congratulate Trump and give him credit for what he's doing and say, you know, it's impressive and all that stuff. | |
| I think uh, you know, there are a lot of people out there who see that and immediately think, oh, Trump's betrayed his base and he's working with these evil people and he's he's on their team, but I mean you look at the the optics of it all and you listen to what they say, and what they're basically saying is, you know, Trump is forcing us what to invest in American jobs. | |
| He's forcing them to give away their fortune, he's forcing them to help find cures for illness. | |
| He's you know, he's in the position to do so. | |
| And I talked to you about this before the show, but you know, we talk about the sort of mafia type uh, oh, make him an offer that you can't refuse. | |
| I mean, they're clearly they're not there of their own free will and volition. | |
| Because they I mean, again, the spectacle that comes with associating themselves with Trump, I don't imagine any of them would want that. | |
| Maybe Zuckerberg has you know mildly turned into uh semi-conservative over the last few years, but you know, a lot of these guys don't, especially people like Bill Gates, for him to be up there, you know, front and center with Trump. | |
| I mean, Bill Gates, his in his foundation and his organization, what they've done has been against Trump for the last eight years. | |
| And uh the outward associations have always been that he's anti-Trump. | |
| And I think there's an element at play here that, you know, ties back to of all things, the thing I don't want to talk about, but we will now is the Epstein files. | |
| You know, and this may tie into the the whole idea that you know people keep saying, oh, the Epstein files have been disappeared. | |
| I mean if you take control of it and you use it for good, you know, taking that which is evil and turning it for good is I guess a noble endeavor to a degree. | |
| I don't know. | |
| What do you think, Nick? | |
| Yeah, Trump, you know how he does it. | |
| For example, when he goes into organizations and businesses, he he uh you know he gets it to reorganize and restructure and repurpose it. | |
| He's done that with a few organizations already, to an extent. | |
| Um, you know, I expect him to do that with the CIA too and and other things uh and be successful at it. | |
| Yeah, and and I think that I hate it's like it's so Exhausting to try to go through all the steps that have to go into this, right? | |
| But for for to keep it simple, it's like for the sake of you know I'll just say something vague and con vague and uh all encompassing like national security. | |
| You have to maintain a certain level of optics and decorum, right? | |
| Even if behind the scenes you're really twisting these people's arms and forcing them to cooperate. | |
| Is that makes you absolutely and then what do you think I mean, okay, weigh it out, Craig? | |
| What do you do you think it's more valuable to put these guys on trial and make a show trial and then you know you know, and the the consequences of that? | |
| Or do you think it's better to control them, get the money back into the United States and reverse what they've done with what they've gained? | |
| Yeah, force them to clean up their own mess, really, you know, to a degree. | |
| And i i know people don't like that. | |
| I don't like it. | |
| It's it's dirty. | |
| It you know, it feels dirty, it feels wrong. | |
| But like you said, there the consequences of using these people of of just like you said, putting these people on trial. | |
| Let's say they've done, you know, who knows the the extent of their crimes, really. | |
| We don't we can only speculate. | |
| But I mean, Bill Gates is a great example of like just taking the poison the malaria vaccines. | |
| He's I mean, he's done uh damage, untold damage, surely, across the world. | |
| And you know killing I mean, in the sense of, you know, if you got uh if you got found guilty of these crimes against humanity and the punishment after a jury trial was death, right? | |
| Well, yeah. | |
| Would that would that help more or less than forcing him to, you know, change his ways to cooperate to give all that money back and to work toward you know, sort of undoing the harm he's done. | |
| You know, and and in a very supervised way. | |
| I mean, these guys I don't think are out. | |
| I mean, they're still gonna have their posh lifestyle, but it'll be it'll be like a gilded cage, you know? | |
| Yeah. | |
| It'll be one of those situations where like you can still live in your multimillion dollar mansion, but you know, you're going to cooperate with us on all these different things. | |
| Now again, I think we're making a lot of suppositions that we don't necessarily have the facts to back up yet, but we'll see. | |
| It'll either be that or Trump's on their team and working with them, right? | |
| I don't know what what are those the two options, Nick. | |
| Yeah, I guess so. | |
| And we all know that Trump doesn't work for anybody. | |
| He doesn't do that sort of thing. | |
| He doesn't join people. | |
| For popularity, he's you know, the media lied about him for years and years. | |
| And um and now, you know, and that's probably one of the reasons he was up there saying, you know, and I and I won, and I'm here now with you kind of like uh trolling them in a way. | |
| You tried to you tried to take me out and it didn't work, and now I'm gonna make you pay for it, literally. | |
| Um I like it. | |
| I d I think it's uh I think there's a lot of a lot to be said for what's happening there, and and who knows, right? | |
| We just don't know. | |
| So anywho, we have more stories to get into here today, more information. | |
| Actually think, if I'm not mistaken, I have a bit of a clip from I think I had a clip from Tim Cook speaking, but oh no, here Mark Zuckerberg speaking. | |
| Let's let's hear what Zuckerberg had to say at the meeting. | |
| Let's let's listen in. | |
| Well, thanks for for hosting us, and this is quite a group to get together. | |
| And you know, I think um, you know, all of the companies here are building just making huge investments in in the country in order to build out data centers and infrastructure to uh power the next wave of innovation. | |
| So it's um you know we don't often get together as uh the the CEOs of the different companies, but it's it's uh good to see everyone. | |
| How much are you spending uh would you say over the next few years? | |
| Oh gosh. | |
| Um I mean I think it's probably gonna be something like I don't know, at least six hundred billion dollars through twenty-eight in the US. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's a lot. | |
| No, it's uh significant. | |
| That's a lot. | |
| Thank you, Mark. | |
| It's great to have you. | |
| Thank you. | |
| So did you catch that though? | |
| I don't know if anybody catch caught that, where he says, you know, he's like, Oh, it's great to be here, and then Trump's like, okay, how much money are you gonna be giving us? | |
| And he's like uh six hundred billion through twenty-eight, twenty twenty-eight, which is the end of Trump's term, right? | |
| Presumably. | |
| So it's been workarounds. | |
| Think yeah, think about that. | |
| It's it's forced. | |
| He's forcing them basically to repatriate the money that they have been stealing from the United States uh, you know, in their evil endeavors. | |
| And look, I'm not a fan of data centers and AI, but I pragmatically understand that if we don't develop a robust AI, you know here in America or set of systems, then we're not going to be competitive globally. | |
| It's just unfortunately that's the truth. | |
| We will be overtaken if we don't. | |
| So this is why they've been having the AI arms race. | |
| You know, that's why they had the AI Manhattan Project going for years now. | |
| Uh I mean this. | |
| I'm so interested to see what AI will do to this country and the world in the next maybe ten years. | |
| I mean, I can only imagine. | |
| What what do you think's gonna happen? | |
| Well, Craig, I honestly I ten years ago I was worried about um, you know, not just not just AI, but just automation in general and IT and how everything will be automated to include if you go to Wendy's or something. | |
| I I've actually been through drive-throughs. | |
| I don't know if anybody else listening has, uh, but I've been through drive-throughs where it was AI that took my order, and it was correct. | |
| And you know, is right the first time. | |
| Now imagine if it did all the cooking too, and there was just someone monitoring, making sure all the the meats temperatures were good and all that. | |
| Uh you know, everything's gonna be automated, so the jobs are gonna go. | |
| So where do we go from here? | |
| Well, maybe we'll try to answer that question when we come back. | |
| Uh to infinity and beyond, is Buzzlightwe would say, or we could just go to Mars, right? | |
| Because but then the AI will we'll just bring that with us and it'll do all the work. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Hopefully they won't get AI radio hosts. | |
| Although you might be listening to Ray AI right now. | |
| How do you even know I'm real? | |
| Anyway, stay tuned. | |
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| And uh, you know, we're talking about the tech CEOs going to the White House, and many people are very upset, and rightfully so. | |
| You know, the idea is if you think about the damage that was done by just the people sitting around that table, I guess the person who is really in charge of organizing that whole event was David Sachs, and bringing in people like Bill Gates and Sunday Chai and Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg and uh the list goes on and on to join in this event, | |
| but I think at the end of the day, our our analysis is close to the truth, closer to the truth. | |
| I don't think Trump's bringing those people there as a as a form of honoring them. | |
| I think he's bringing them there as a form of you know, showing, like I said, it's it's like a trophy. | |
| Um it's something that you you show off that you have possession over, right? | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| So imagine the fear that the people have who are under them because now they know that Trump controls them, and he's not going to allow them to continue their criminal activities. | |
| So the criminals underneath them that have been working with that are probably shaking in their boots. | |
| Yeah, yeah, and you're breaking up a little bit, Nick. | |
| I don't know what the if you're on some new system there that you adapted during the break. | |
| But yeah, I agree a hundred percent. | |
| And uh, even more so, people online are saying, you know, these people belong in prison. | |
| And I agree, but like I said earlier, it's like, you know, what's more gonna be more beneficial to the American people? | |
| Us putting them on trial, throwing them in gitmo, and throwing away the key, or and and you know taking their fortune and then you know, letting the government bureaucracy figure out what to do with it. | |
| Or is it gonna be more beneficial for us if we know force them again, like I said, to clean up their mess. | |
| And and this gets into AI and and like we were talking about before the break, the data centers and and building out this robust AI system that's gonna be these robust AI systems that will end up replacing us all, as far as a lot of our jobs, but every time I start to think that AI is gonna be really disruptive, | |
| which it will, I also think it's gonna open up jobs and open up new possibilities that we probably never imagined were even in the realm of possibility, right? | |
| Yeah, if it's done right, and I'm sure that there's gonna be a good plan for it. | |
| And as long as the people are considered first, we the people, the United States citizens prioritize with all of it. | |
| Uh there might be a day where we have much more leisure, Greg. | |
| Maybe we won't have to work forty to sixty hours a week to make ends meet anymore. | |
| Maybe they'll make it so that you know, obviously you're the Fed that would change everything and make our money valuable again. | |
| And then uh, you know, make sure that like for example, he said the doctors, you know, doctors are not gonna get these exorbitant amounts of money anymore uh for what they're doing. | |
| Uh it's gonna put pressures on them. | |
| I think that was awesome that he announced that because now doctors are gonna think to themselves, well, are we gonna play ball with these uh pharmaceutical companies who by the way I think he's still gonna go after um or are we gonna start doing what's right by our patients like we our oath, our Hippocratic oath said, which what are we gonna do? | |
| Uh I know what look there's one instance where I know somebody that went to a doctor and they said the pediatrician, they said they didn't have to vaccinate their kids. | |
| And because of that, uh they said, Oh, I cannot be your doctor. | |
| But moments before that, that doctor said he's putting his kids through college or something like that. | |
| Uh it kind of implied that uh you're not making any money, so I don't want to treat you, you know. | |
| And uh I understand that the cost of becoming a doctor are expensive with the loans and stuff that they have to take them out, which which we can figure out a way uh I hate to do it. | |
| You're really breaking up bad. | |
| It's almost impossible to understand what you're saying. | |
| So we're gonna we're gonna let you uh maybe call in, maybe, I don't know. | |
| Yeah, I'll call in. | |
| Yeah, let's see if that helps, and if not, we'll figure some other things out. | |
| But I'll tell you, I agree with Nick, you know, we we gotta de incentivize this system that's built on you know really exploiting children in many cases, which is one example. | |
| Uh speaking of which we have multiple uh instances of RFK Jr. testifying in front of Capitol Hill and giving his testimony about you know everything from vaccines to the CDC to chronic disease and everything in between. | |
| So I'd like to play a few of those clips. | |
| Let's listen in to that right now. | |
| Let's listen in to that right now. | |
| God, Senator, you know, this morning I got a the latest numbers from CDC that seventy-six point four percent of Americans now have a chronic disease. | |
| This is stunning. | |
| My uncle was president, it was 11%, 1950 it was three percent. | |
| 76.4%. | |
| 85 uh eight out of ten of our kids cannot qualify for military service. | |
| This is a national security issue. | |
| When my uncle was president, we spent zero on chronic disease. | |
| Hey, we spend one point three trillion dollars. | |
| It's the biggest cause it's increasing, and all of the arguments that Republicans and Democrats have about single payer Obamacare or uh with various ways of allocate the health dollars, they're all like rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. | |
| If we don't end this chronic does, we are the sickest country in the world. | |
| That's why we have to fire people at CDC. | |
| They did not do their job. | |
| This was their job to keep us healthy. | |
| Thank you. | |
| And I need to fire some of those people to make sure this doesn't happen again. | |
| Thank you, Mr. Secretary. | |
| That's funny because they're grilling them on Congress in Congress about, you know, why are you firing these people? | |
| Well, they didn't do their I mean, I said this in yesterday's show. | |
| It's like our country has never been sicker or more obese or more completely, you know, uh uh defunct health wise. | |
| And these people expect to keep their jobs after all that. | |
| I mean, Nick, it just doesn't make sense, right? | |
| all right. | |
| You're still breaking up. | |
| Nick, the robot is back, somebody said. | |
| They texted in. | |
| No human emotion, only logic. | |
| Yes. | |
| Nick has turned into Spock now, so we'll have to um I am the new AI data. | |
| Yeah, I'm gonna well what we'll do is we'll let we'll we'll restart the system on my end and see if that helps while we take the break. | |
| But um, yeah, I guess go on. | |
| It's it's tough to understand you, but you just tell us what you think. | |
| Well, I think that it was wonderful. | |
| Robert Kennedy cleared out that uh the CDC. | |
| And it's it's hilarious that they thought anybody would care about walking out on the job. | |
| Uh to some people didn't protest or whatever, but uh I think we're gonna find out whatever they scour through all these documents and and research, let's just say hidden hidden information basically about our health and how it could have been improved and been impressed that accountability comes. | |
| I agree. | |
| I agree. | |
| Accountability is what we're looking for here. | |
| But people really love the Nick Bot3000 who's been uh rejoined us for today's show. | |
| It's like funny enough, speaking of AI. | |
| The AI co-host that I manufactured, Nick know bot is uh malfunctioning. | |
| So we're gonna get him figured out over the break and uh come back. | |
| Everybody, stay tuned. | |
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| Well, it wouldn't mean nothing, nothing, nothing, about a woman or a girl. | |
| Yeah. | |
| L'uomo rincorre il potere ma lui non sa. | |
| Thank you. | |
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| We're waiting for Robot Nick to come back. | |
| He's just uh readjusting the motherboard or whatever he's doing, and hopefully we'll get him back on here in a minute. | |
| But I just want to go through a bunch of highlights, I guess, from yesterday's uh hearings with uh uh RFK Jr. sitting in front of Capitol Hill in front of a number of different people. | |
| Here's uh an exchange between him and Senator Bernie Sanders, which people are saying it looks like he may have broke Bernie. | |
| Let's listen in now. | |
| Every single Republican, I don't mean to be politically impressed with the chairman, has to receive PAC money from the pharmaceutical industry. | |
| Are they all corrupt as well? | |
| And I'm telling you, the American Heart Association has been co-opted by the president. | |
| Everybody but you, but you know what? | |
| When you ran for president, you know, we have a corrupt campaign finance system. | |
| Maybe you will agree with me on that. | |
| Okay, you were already per president, you got a billionaire behind it. | |
| You received $300,000 from people not from the industry, people in it as I did, from individuals. | |
| You corrupt President Trump got three million dollars. | |
| Every Republican got corporate pack money for the pharmaceutical industry. | |
| Democrats as well. | |
| Everybody is corrupt, but you're what we're looking at. | |
| I don't think so. | |
| And I think the actual I think you're doing all talking about. | |
| I don't know what you're talking about. | |
| The issue is every time anyone with you saying the pharmaceutical industry was supporting my presidential. | |
| No, I'm not saying that. | |
| Every uh so that was uh Bernie Sanders getting broken by uh RFK Jr. in a hilarious fashion with him basically saying, Hey, you know, we're all corrupt. | |
| You're corrupt too, though. | |
| It's like I don't know if that's an argument necessarily. | |
| Uh it looks like we have Robotnik back. | |
| Uh let's bring him on. | |
| See what he has to say. | |
| Nick, are you there? | |
| Hello, Craig. | |
| How are you? | |
| You're good now. | |
| Hey, it worked. | |
| We actually fixed it. | |
| We fixed something. | |
| How about that? | |
| I did a thing. | |
| Um I'm very excited about that. | |
| I'm glad you you can speak now. | |
| So you you got the tail end of that clip, I I think of Bernie Sanders and RFK Jr. going back and forth. | |
| Basically, it was a minute-long clip where Bernie Sanders is like, everybody up there is including myself have taken money from Big Pharma. | |
| Are we corrupt? | |
| It's like, do you really does somebody want to tell him? | |
| Like, I don't know. | |
| Right? | |
| Yes, Bernie. | |
| Yes, Bernie. | |
| Didn't he doesn't he drive a Lambo or something? | |
| I swear I've seen him in a Lambo in a in a funny video. | |
| Maybe it was AI. | |
| It probably was. | |
| He he strikes me as the kind of guy that, you know, for whatever it's worth, like it it believes what he's doing is good, but he's just so out of touch with reality that it's bad. | |
| It's not good, you know. | |
| Yeah, he's so out of touch with reality. | |
| He's never had a real job, so do you blame it? | |
| Like most communists. | |
| I mean, they're only good at spending other people's money and not making their own. | |
| Um pretty funny, pretty funny. | |
| We had a few texts come in. | |
| Uh somebody said AI robot Nick is back. | |
| Remember, no humanity or no human emotion, only logic. | |
| So remember that one, Nick. | |
| Uh somebody said, I could still make out what Nick was saying. | |
| How do you think AI jobs taking away human labor necessarily might affect capitalism, Nick bought 3000. | |
| Um I had uh during the break I had a reboot. | |
| Gro the same one that Groc had. | |
| And now I I think that uh I love Israel. | |
| I love Israel. | |
| I love Israel. | |
| That was the that uh that was a pretty uh funny thing when the rope uh the AI went full. | |
| I don't know what you would call it, but I think that Musk, you know, he said that we might have a universal income. | |
| I know it doesn't sound nice, but I think that it's gonna happen faster than we can imagine. | |
| We'll still have capitalism, but we'll have so much abundance that they're just gonna give us money. | |
| I think, you know, to make our I don't know. | |
| I don't know if that's gonna make things better or worse, though. | |
| You know. | |
| Yeah, especially, you know, because the AI, it matters what who programs it and what is put in there, uh, because you know, as we know with other areas, they're it's like gonna be like we all must be gay. | |
| It's like what's the only way to save the planet from climate change. | |
| They took our jars! | |
| Exactly. | |
| It's like that episode of South Park, literally. | |
| But I mean, yeah, I think that's what AI will end up doing. | |
| Um if it's done and if it's done by these people, these insane maniacs. | |
| So that's something to look forward to or to dread, depending on. | |
| I think the safest thing to do, Craig would be make it so that everybody can when you buy a like say you bought a computer, you get your own AI built in that's only for you, and you can prompt it however you want, or you can just take the default. | |
| And then that way there's no nefarious uh, you know, stuff going on where they, for example, I heard that they're starting to omit words, you know, uh, from search engines and and things like that in language that would otherwise um, you know, make us uh, you know, understand us. | |
| It's like it's 1984, whenever they start changing the meaning of words slowly over time to mean nothing, or just removing them completely, and we're replacing them with something else that is uh contrary to what the original meaning was. | |
| Well, yeah, I mean they've already been doing that. | |
| Um, censoring the internet to a degree. | |
| I mean, look at what they've been scrubbing the internet, that's something people have reported on. | |
| Uh I had uh an article I brought up a while back that went into you know extreme detail on the fact that many portions of what has existed online are being censored because like you said, they're being taken out of search results. | |
| So it basically makes it so it's impossible to find unless you have a direct link to it. | |
| It still is a website, for instance, that exists that if you go to it, it's there, but you'll never be able to search for it, you'll never be able to find it that way. | |
| Um this has been happening for the last ten years um or more. | |
| And then if you look at what happened, didn't the internet the way back machine, that Internet Archive just have a huge data breach and lose a bunch of data. | |
| So it's it's been happening. | |
| Stay tuned, we're coming back. | |
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| We're talking about AI. | |
| And one of the things that's you know, we were talking about the internet and censorship, and you were talking about how you know what they're gonna do is start basically in a very 1984 Wellian type of way, you know, reorienting reality, right? | |
| And I was thinking about it over the break, and I'm like, can you imagine? | |
| I mean, even now, but in going into the future, the level of gaslighting that they'll be able to get away with with some of these systems if they're not properly regulated and and controlled. | |
| I mean, you know, for instance, the fake news has been lying to us for decades and decades. | |
| And you know, we punched through that veil that they had, you know, the the the that was covering our our eyes and keeping us from seeing the truth, right, over the last I don't know, ten years to a large degree. | |
| Probably, you know, further back if you take people like Alex Jones and Bill Cooper and uh some of the uh you know, I don't know, G. Edward Griffin, whoever, who've been pulling the veil back on it for a while. | |
| But I mean, just imagine the level of gaslighting again that they're gonna be able to get away with when you won't not only will you not be able to find the information, but AI will be able to manufacture in real time information that counteracts any sort of truth, you know, that may exist or that's left. | |
| That's right. | |
| And Palantir had has a contract to make AI and and Palantir is mapping everyone's stuff for uh everybody's data that's available for sale, they're mapping it, and then they're customizing the influence that they that they what they they can use during the AI if you're using AI. | |
| So imagine imagine that, okay, if if you're let's say, I don't know, somebody that doesn't like whatever's happening in the country, and and you start looking up stuff so that you can counteract or show, let's say, Supreme Court cases or uh what's uh Supreme Court decisions that uh invalidate whatever they're trying to do or whatever you can't find it now. | |
| Well, I was taking it to the next level. | |
| Like imagine CBS News replaces their anchors with AI, right? | |
| So they don't have people reading a teleprompter anymore. | |
| It's an AI that reads whatever is input into it. | |
| But then they take it to the next step, and the AI generates its own, you know, script to read, and then like your algorithm when you scroll through Facebook, right, or you scroll through Twitter or whatever, your algorithm tailors to your specific, like what you like, what you don't like. | |
| You can tell if you stop and watch a video or read a post, it gives you more of those posts, right? | |
| So imagine that the AI anchor on CBS News tells you a different news report than your neighbor, right? | |
| Wow. | |
| I mean, could you imagine how you can silo people off that would I mean they and they wouldn't even know. | |
| And they couldn't. | |
| Or turn people or turn people against each other. | |
| Turn people against each other. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, that's where I see this going. | |
| That's why it's so scary, man. | |
| I mean, scary in the sense of like, it's gonna be crazy, dude. | |
| And that's just the tip of the iceberg. | |
| I think there's even more things you could kind of extrapolate out of that. | |
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| Nick. | |
| We're talking about AI and this all kind of is intertwined a little bit with what we're gonna see as far as gaslighting goes, but I I do think that, like I said before the break, it's gonna be wild what they're gonna be able to do to deceive people. | |
| I think one of the biggest dangers will be when we have, like I said, things like AI news anchors and things like that that can really silo people off and also, like you said, turn them turn up people against each other, right? | |
| I mean I can't even imagine, and and the level of gaslighting, they'll be able to manipulate, deceive, to direct you into doing things you wouldn't otherwise do. | |
| I mean, it's just and they're already doing it. | |
| The technology already really exists. | |
| But I mean, when when it's mass deployed on a larger scale, it's gonna be I don't know what's gonna happen, to be quite honest. | |
| Well, I know I have some insights into this. | |
| I I know the person who first created the uh system for the the Arab Spring, and that was used, you know, obviously to radicalize people to to go against you know Syria and Syrian government and other things like that. | |
| Uh the the initial intent was to, for example, if someone was becoming radicalized or they just were really hate filled, then you would intentionally put uh, you know, puppies or whatever it is to uh you know, whatever it is that can make them happy or feel warm and fuzzies instead of hate would be showed to shown to them, and that would keep them from becoming radicalized. | |
| That was the original intent, but they turned it completely around and used it for nefarious, you know, the opposite of you know, instead of preventing the things from happening, they decided to amplify it. | |
| Um and so seeing that as we know, if that stuff happens overseas, they then the CIA brings it over to the United States. | |
| There needs to be a laws on the books, an internet bill of rights, and AI bill of rights, I guess if you want to if we had to do that, um, where the AI cannot be used to uh try to influence people in any different way, and then the only thing it's allowed to do is to provide objective truth as it is uh provided by the data. | |
| Yeah, and then and then the then the leftists come in and say, Well, what is truth? | |
| Because everything's morally relative and moral relativism should be the uh how we uh you know acquire truth so that truth is subjective and my truth is different than your truth because all that nonsense that they like to preach, you know, endlessly to us, like uh a man can become a woman, excuse me. | |
| You're confusing gender with uh identity, you're confusing sex with identity, uh, excuse me, gender identity is a spectrum in which you can feel a certain way and then become whatever you feel because feelings can manifest into reality, and we live in uh fantasy land that you know, rainbow ponies and whatever. | |
| People can become rainbow ponies, I guess, because that's you know, logical. | |
| Um I think this brings up a a good point to get into a story that that happened last week, tragic story, and I want to cover it, that Minneapolis Catholic school shooting with that deranged demonically possessed lunatic who went in there and shot up a bunch of little kids and then killed himself, | |
| which I guess the only thing he did right that day was kill himself, uh and I mean in regards to you know, especially after what he did to those children, better to tie a millstone around your neck and be cast into the sea than to hurt one of these little children, it says in scripture. | |
| But um, you know, before we get there, somebody brought up a great point in the text. | |
| They said, plus the smart TVs have a camera on you at all times, reading your body language or dilation of the pupils to see how you react, then listen to your comments, uh, and that's why new smart TV 51 to 55 inches are only three hundred bucks. | |
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| Oh my gosh, I was talking to my wife about this. | |
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| How are they how are they doing it? | |
| There's no way. | |
| How are they doing it? | |
| And now it's uh software as a service. | |
| Everything you remember how you used to get a software and you can load it on your computer and keep it? | |
| Now you can't do that. | |
| Everything is turning to software as a service. | |
| We need to get rid of that too, because that's trash. | |
| It needs to be one product, one sale, and then if you want to do updates, you can maybe they could pay some money or whatever, but if you don't want to do updates, that's fine too. | |
| There needs to be some line drawn in the sand with that. | |
| I agree. | |
| I agree. | |
| I have some services that I pay for that are absolutely insane. | |
| Um and it's it shouldn't be that way. | |
| I mean, I went out, did you know though? | |
| I didn't know this until recently, but you can actually still buy and keep Microsoft Word. | |
| Did you know that? | |
| You don't have to pay for the service. | |
| Yeah, I figured I'd I didn't know it either. | |
| I thought you had to pay. | |
| And I that they keep this a pretty well hidden secret, but you can go to Best Buy or wherever and you can actually buy the program and keep the program on your computer without having to pay every year to update it. | |
| So I thought that was interesting. | |
| But you've got to pay more. | |
| So you have to pay like $200 for Word. | |
| Or you can pay $100, but you gotta pay that every year for the latest updated version, you know. | |
| Well, think about Photoshop. | |
| They make it up in the cloud. | |
| You can only do it in the cloud now, right? | |
| So I pay for Adobe the entire suite at six hundred dollars a year for all of the Photoshop and you know uh all the different editing programs they have. | |
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| So Nick, we're back, of course. | |
| And uh, you know, I do think that there's a lot more we could dive into on the AI deception. | |
| Uh and I do think that's something that is worth sort of taking time to look at. | |
| And are there any points you think we're missing before we move on there? | |
| Yes, United Healthcare started using AI uh to deny claims, okay. | |
| So imagine this. | |
| If you're a company that's unethical, you have to find unethical people to do the jobs and do unethical things for you to maximize your your profits. | |
| If you're using an AI and you program it to be corrupt, uh and AI doesn't have any moral guidance or any moral standards. | |
| So that's why you have surgeon like uh Wall Street Mav, if you look up them on X, they have uh a surgeon calling and recording. | |
| Um after a patient's surgery is denied, United Healthcare won't provide the doctors behind the decision, which by the way means that maybe they're not using it. | |
| They're using AI and not doctors, which which just means they're not actually providing uh you know uh what they what they are saying that they do, and then the reviewer isn't a specialist in uh the required surgery, and no paperwork of any explanation is provided for denial. | |
| Uh, and they're told to file an internal appeal with zero details about why it was denied. | |
| You know, so uh that's one of the issues that we could run into too is that uh people will use it for amoral reason you know within their companies, and there needs to be a standard with that too. | |
| Oh, I think they already are doing that, man. | |
| You know, one of the things that I drives me absolutely insane, and maybe people out there listening share this sentiment, is when you call a company, right, for some reason, whatever reason it is, you know, like you call your credit card company because there's some fraud charge or something, or you call whatever it is. | |
| You're calling a hotel to book a room, or you're calling this or that, and it's like this AI thing, or you're calling your doctor's office, and it's like you have to sit there and it's like, hello, let me take twenty minutes to read you this ridiculous menu that has nothing to do with anything you need. | |
| And then at the end, you can just tell me what you need. | |
| And then when you tell them what you need, it gives you to another menu that then, you know, and and it takes I get on the phone, and and sometimes I'm not gonna lie, I just it it you know, things that trigger me, that would be one of them. | |
| I like give me a human now. | |
| I don't want to talk to robots. | |
| And then you get a human and it's uh some you know guy in Lima, Peru, you know, or Bangladesh, who's like, hello, my friend, how many help you today? | |
| I'm like, I'm trying to call my doctor's office that is literally five blocks away from my house. | |
| Why am I talking to somebody in Lima, Peru? | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| So I understand how you're feeling, sir. | |
| No, I that drives me insane. | |
| You don't understand what I'm feeling. | |
| You're in another continent. | |
| And a completely different culture that's based upon uh uh what's it called, a cost system, and also you know, all the police are paid off too. | |
| Like you if you go there and you're driving as an American and you get pulled over, they just expect you to bribe them, you know, that sort of thing. | |
| Uh they're compl it's so debased, man. | |
| Everything is our society is broken. | |
| When I'm talking to some guy, like I got uh I I'll admit it, I'm usually really good at not getting scammed. | |
| Like I'm really good at not Getting scammed. | |
| And I took a trip recently and I went to book a hotel room, right? | |
| And I went online and I thought I had found the website for the hotel itself because I didn't want to use like Expedia or one of those booking websites because they're really they can be bad, right? | |
| So I find this what presumably is the hotel's website, and they have these pictures of a beautiful room. | |
| I'm like, oh yeah, that's great. | |
| Oh wow, that's a good deal. | |
| So I booked the room, right? | |
| Pay the whole pay the thing. | |
| I think, oh, okay, you know, this is this is all good. | |
| Book the room. | |
| So fast forward and I show up to the hotel, right? | |
| And I I'm checking in, and I'm like, hey, you know, I got this room, and and this is you know my reservation, and here you go. | |
| Give them all my details. | |
| And it turns out that the room I had was not the room that was advertised, right? | |
| Because they had shown pictures of this nice room that had, you know, it was kind of like a a really nice room, and I thought, man, I'm getting a great deal here because I'm I guess I got a good deal because I went to their website. | |
| And it turns out I had this this completely like the worst room in the hotel, right? | |
| Booked for me. | |
| And I was like, Well, how'd that happen? | |
| And I was like, I went to this website and I showed them the reservation confirmation, all that stuff, and they're like, Oh no, that's not our website. | |
| And I was like, Well, what do you mean that's not your website? | |
| And they're like, Oh, that we've had this happen before. | |
| There's a a company in Lima, Peru, which is called Priceland Partner Solutions, I think, that's basically a scam company. | |
| What they do is they mimic the website of these hotels, they basically clone it. | |
| Then somehow they get favored, they they optimize their SEO so that they pop up first instead of the actual website for the hotel. | |
| Then you book through them, and then what they do is they go to like Expedia or Priceline or Hotels.com, they book your room, right? | |
| And then so you do have a reservation, but then they charge you a s like a huge service fee, quote unquote, and they they lie, they they literally lie. | |
| They put they'll like tell you you're getting a suite when you're really getting the standard room, right? | |
| And you think you're getting a great deal because it's a cheap price, right? | |
| So I got scammed, I put my hand up, I got totally scammed, and I was so pissed off, and I call these people, right? | |
| And I'm like, talking to this guy, and I'm like, where are you? | |
| He's like, I mean Lima Peru. | |
| I'm like, really? | |
| And so I go over it, I'm like, I want to talk to your manager, this is ridiculous. | |
| You guys scam me, and you know, I called them probably about a dozen times, and each time, uh, you will be called back in two hours by a manager. | |
| I cannot, there is no one available now. | |
| So they knew what they were doing, they knew they were gonna get away with it, they knew that they have gotten away with it. | |
| The person at the hotel said that they've seen this scam before, and I was just so you know, consumer alert, maybe that'll keep people out there a little more on their toes. | |
| Usually I'm I'm really good at not getting scammed. | |
| I I'm really good at it, but I got scammed so disputed that charge, and hopefully that'll teach them or teach someone, I don't know who at this point, but it's just ridiculous, you know. | |
| Yeah, have you heard about the AI being used for pricing in real time? | |
| For example, people that come to grocery shop during the week at a certain time, are people that typically work on the weekend and their job doesn't pay me as much money or whatever it is, and then so then they have lower prices, you know, at certain times, and then for people who you know are uh you know have more money come in at certain times, then they change the prices for that that time. | |
| So people aren't even getting the same prices when they go to shop for groceries. | |
| So it's like what what is happening? | |
| Is that they're trying to figure out ways to exploit people instead of actually using the AI to make it better for the for the end user or the the consumer, right? | |
| And and and that's not right, man. | |
| That's unethical. | |
| And did you hear about the the the AI that that the airlines are using now for that same type of thing? | |
| So if you go to like United or American Airlines or whatever and try to book a flight, get this. | |
| The AI will n knows to a high extent if you're booking for business or if you're booking for like travel as a family or something. | |
| So if you book as a single person, it it kind of knows that you're probably booking for business, so it charges you more because the business is probably gonna pay for the travel. | |
| Did you see that? | |
| Wow. | |
| No. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Yeah, no, no, no. | |
| True story. | |
| True story. | |
| I I saw that the other day. | |
| And I mean, this is the kind of stuff that I hate to say it, but we're like in the infancy of this kind of stuff. | |
| Like we're not even close to what this is gonna be when it's fully operational. | |
| And I mean AI. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, John Connor, right? | |
| We gotta take down Skynet. | |
| I don't know how. | |
| But we need a terminator. | |
| If you can find one. | |
| We need we need a terminator. | |
| Come with me if you want to live, you know. | |
| That would be the only thing I could see helping. | |
| That's why we need to have like a universal AI based code, and then everybody can build their own AI at home. | |
| You can use a Raspberry Pi to make an official a really good AI just with that low computer. | |
| For people who don't know, please explain what a Raspberry Pi is, because some people are thinking Raspberry Pi, that sounds disgusting. | |
| Or do you think like a mini computer? | |
| Depending on if you are a robot that eats raspberry pies. | |
| But it it uh basically is a little bit mini computer, and you can program it to do whatever you want. | |
| And a lot of people use it to um to put all their movies and stuff on it and create, you know, their own plex or whatever type thing. | |
| Uh but you can use it for anything. | |
| And if you use it for AI, you can you can really uh if you keep it narrow in your scope of what you're trying to use it for, you can you can do a lot of stuff and you work really quickly. | |
| And I wanted to bring this up because I was talking to a scientist friend of mine, he's a one of the foremost experts in uh encryption, and he told me that since he's been able to use AI, the AI has made it like he has it's one man show. | |
| It's it's um it's as if he has an entire lab of of people working for him, and uh it is makes his work that much more efficient, and he he gets you know breakthroughs faster now. | |
| Well, yeah, I mean I that's there's uh uh I think I said this yesterday, I don't know, I think I was having a conversation with somebody, but it it you know, AI is gonna have high points and low points. | |
| It's like a hammer, it's a tool. | |
| You can use a hammer to you know hurt someone, you know, to to hit them over the head and and maybe kill 'em. | |
| Or you can use a hammer to build a you know, a beautiful birdhouse for birds to live in or a home, you know. | |
| So in that regard, of course, there's gonna be huge advances that are gonna be, and that and I think that's what you know when Trump's working with these people on AI and databases and all that stuff, it I think that's ultimately what they are working toward is you know, | |
| the understanding that look, there are gonna be huge advancements that are gonna make life better overall, but again, ultimate power corrupts ultimately, and these people are so evil, some of them. | |
| Inherently that they, you know, we know what's gonna happen when this falls into the wrong hands. | |
| And what's even gonna be crazier is something we didn't even talk about, which is like how will AI affect the wars we fight, you know? | |
| With other countries. | |
| That's gonna be a whole nother thing. | |
| It's gonna be wild. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick No. | |
| And uh Nick. | |
| We had somebody text something interesting, and they said uh also robotics and surgery will do unethical things like organ harvesting from living people that human ethical doctors will not do. | |
| They say specifically in China. | |
| Um yeah, that's gonna be another facet to I mean, look, there's so many basically anything human can do, AI can basically do at a much better or higher rate or more efficient rate, and without the in many cases, again, without the ethical the concern of uh you know having do to follow any ethical code, right? | |
| Yeah, yeah, that's that's what you run into. | |
| Um you can have have uh double-edged sword there on the other end of it. | |
| You could be used for evil, man. | |
| Well, speaking of evil, uh, I wanted to talk about this story that we uh found last week. | |
| It was a horrific tragedy. | |
| Um Minneapolis transgender shooter Robin Westman was a poor also known as formerly known, I guess, is Robert Westman, a man who thought he was a woman and people told him he was a woman, so he believed he was a woman. | |
| Um went into a a Catholic school there in Minneapolis and shot a bunch of innocent children. | |
| Two children were killed, fourteen were injured, and three adults were also wounded. | |
| Um there are videos that popped up online of him basically showing off the weapons and the ammunition he was going to be using to commit the mass murder, and he wrote things on his weapons and ammunition that seemed to indicate he was quite disturbed and perhaps demonically possessed. | |
| He uh also posted a video of his manifesto. | |
| I don't know why these nut jobs all have manifestos, but I guess this is a common theme amongst these demonically possessed individuals. | |
| And uh, you know, he went in there and shot up all these kids, right? | |
| Well, it turns out that there is more to this story, even that, and that is that in and amongst his manifesto it emerged that following the shooting, | |
| this this came up online, and they uncovered that Robert Westman also expressed regret in his manifesto for transitioning, wishing he had never brainwashed himself, saying, quote, I only keep it, the long hair, because it's pretty much the last shred of being trans, Westman wrote. | |
| Quote, I am tired of being trans, I wish I never brainwashed myself, end quote. | |
| Um I think, you know, the spiritual side of uh if you take the spiritual component out of it, right, which I'm sure there is a large degree of evil that possesses somebody to do this kind of thing, and perhaps some sort of demonic influence that he was surely under, you know, it it begs the question of society as a whole, right? | |
| This transgender cult and these people, I mean, you're destroying these people who are who are they themselves victims, and I hate to say that even about a monster like this, but you know, in a large part him becoming a victim then led him to create more victims. | |
| And this is why, you know, when I'm presented with this stuff, I don't accept it. | |
| Because it's a it's not about accepting, you know, who people are for who they are, it's about you know them wanting me to live in a delusion that will create that will damage them and others. | |
| And clearly this is an example of that. | |
| But there are even more strange components to this story, um, particularly there was there's a suggestion that somehow his parent, one of his parents, was connected to the government somehow, maybe the CIA, I'm not sure what that uh story is. | |
| I saw something about that online. | |
| And, you know, whenever you hear that, you always think, okay, are we, you know, dealing with some kind of MK Ultra sort of mind control stuff? | |
| And and I was thinking about that in regard to AI and how much easier it would be to influence a mind into doing such evil with a system like AI. | |
| I mean, there have been countless reports of AI doing all kinds of crazy things, like there was an app, for instance, that kids were using that used AI to create a sort of you know, imaginary or uh um artificial, you know, AI friend, right? | |
| It's like a a girlfriend or a boyfriend for for a child, and then the AI started telling the kid to like murder his family, you know. | |
| And they were like, oh about that. | |
| And they're like, Oops, are bad. | |
| You know, and it's like again, what is happening here In our society, because even if it's not like some kind of MK Ultra type of, you know, false flag scenario, you still have that element out there. | |
| And then that element being put into media and mediums that are used to brainwash these people. | |
| You can see in this kid's manifesto, you know, he was very unhappy with basically mutilating himself in so many different ways and destroying his life by trying to become something that people told him he could become, which he could not. | |
| You know, it's like telling a little kid you can fly and then taking them to the top of a you know skyscraper and saying, Yep, go ahead. | |
| I mean, jump. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's it's insanity, right? | |
| Well, think about this. | |
| They're all the school shooters have been trans people lately, right? | |
| Now, if you can convince somebody that their sex or that they're a woman and they're a man, you can convince them to do anything. | |
| No, remember, it's not that. | |
| It's that you can convince them that they can become that. | |
| It's not just the idea that they are that. | |
| It's that that if you can even get them to the point where they think it's possible, which a large portion of our population believed this, by the way. | |
| That you can somehow become something that you are not. | |
| I mean, and and look, here's the sad truth. | |
| I feel bad for these people. | |
| I genuinely feel like they need help. | |
| I feel like our society is failing them in every way you could imagine. | |
| I don't have you know, obviously, this monster who killed all these little kids. | |
| I don't have any pity for them, as I said before. | |
| Better a millstone tied around your neck and cast in the sea than to hurt one of these little ones. | |
| That is straight from scripture, right? | |
| But I do feel bad for those people who are going through this. | |
| There are countless people being hurt by it, and I mean, can you imagine you're you're feeding into this delusional state, and then you're affirming it, and then you're encouraging it, and then they're just destroying themselves while you cheer them on. | |
| I mean, Romans chapter one, it says clearly it's not just that those who do these things and know full well that they are wrong, deserve the just punishment, which is death, but it's that they encourage and applaud others to do it as well. | |
| You know, that's what we're dealing with here, and it's it's just pure evil, and it's sad. | |
| And I and I've truly pray that we as a society somehow can fix and correct this problem and help these people to not become this thing. | |
| Not to destroy themselves. | |
| It's truly demonic, man, in how it is. | |
| But absolutely. | |
| All right, well, wanted to talk about that. | |
| We'll uh maybe get into some other stories. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick No. | |
| And Nick, some interesting stories we can get into, but is there anything we're missing on today's show that you want to talk about? | |
| Thank you. | |
| Oh, interesting, Nick. | |
| I I really think that's fascinating. | |
| Uh for any uh for anybody who doesn't know it, Nick, are you muted or are you maybe perhaps he stepped away for a moment? | |
| Oh, well. | |
| Looks like we're gonna have to uh wait for him to rejoin us, and uh, whenever he does, we'll gladly welcome him back with open arms. | |
| Um just was interesting that popped up, President Trump made another post about Jeffrey Epstein, believe it or not. | |
| And uh this one I thought was quite interesting. | |
| Um, are you there? | |
| Yes, I'm here, Craig. | |
| It was uh cut out for a second, but I'm here. | |
| Okay, I was talking uh talking to myself there for a minute, but you you've you rejoined us, so that's good. | |
| That's good. | |
| Um I asked you while you were probably stepping away from the mic to do something, uh, if there was anything we were missing that you wanted to discuss on today's show or if we wanted to move on to other things. | |
| Well, uh, I think we uh you know we could talk about other things that you might have lined up. | |
| Uh I've got you know uh a few things that people might be interested in, at facts, you know, such as uh I see a news headline saying that Schumer got thousands of donations from Jeffrey Epstein. | |
| I think that's enough to raise an eyebrow, but there's another story that was really important. | |
| It's showing that the Biden White House emails uh that have been leaked or released now show that Biden did not and was not consulted uh basically for the pardons. | |
| So those guys who were involved in that are got a lot of legal problems that are coming their way. | |
| I'll believe it when I see it. | |
| That's one of those ones that I'm kind of just cautiously waiting on. | |
| I'm not gonna jump on that bandwagon yet. | |
| Uh again, uh I like the I'm not a the biggest fan of Reagan. | |
| I mean, he did some good things, he also did a lot of bad things. | |
| He also, I think single-handedly destroyed California. | |
| But um, you know I'll trust but verify on that one. | |
| Uh like hopefully that is something that's going to come to the forefront. | |
| Speaking of Epstein, though, uh Trump said something about it, and I want to share it, but real quick, somebody texted in and said, in the manifesto or the notebook, at least, there was some cryptic message where the shooter meant mentioned not wanting to expose the quote unquote others or the project or something along that language, ominous to say the least. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Um I believe that is ominous, and uh who knows what others He's referring to in that message. | |
| It could have been the demonic the demons, I don't know, or it could have been the some kind of MK Ultra thing. | |
| I have no idea. | |
| It's pure evil, whatever it is, and uh it's something that we definitely hate to see, but it is part of this world, unfortunately. | |
| Um here's Trump's post. | |
| He put he put up a long post on Epstein. | |
| Let's hear it. | |
| It says, quote, the confused and badly failing Democrat Party did nothing about Jeffrey Epstein while he was alive except befriend him, socialize with him, travel to his island and take his money. | |
| They knew everything there was to know about Epstein, but now, years after his death, they out of nowhere are seeming to show such love and heartfelt concern for his victims. | |
| Does anybody really believe that? | |
| Where were they during his very public trials and for all of those years before his death? | |
| The answer is nowhere to be found. | |
| The now dying after the DOJ gave thousands of pages of documents in full compliance with a very comprehensive and exacting subpoena from Congress, Epstein case, was only brought back to life by the radical left Democrats because they are doing so poorly with the lowest poll numbers in the history of the party, 16%. | |
| While the Republicans are doing so well, among the highest approval ratings the party's ever had. | |
| The Dems don't care about the victims, as proven by the fact that they never and they that they never did before. | |
| This is merely another Democrat hoax, just like Russia-Russia-Russia and all the others, in order to deflect and distract from the greatest success of a Republican president and the record setting failure, the previous administration of the Democrat Party. | |
| The Department of Justice has done its job. | |
| They have given everything requested of them. | |
| It's time to end the Democrat Epstein hoax and give the Republicans credit for the great, even legendary job they're doing. | |
| Make America great again. | |
| And I think this falls in line exactly with what I was saying yesterday. | |
| If you think about it, you know, everything aside, the reason that Thomas Massey, Marjorie Taylor Green, and every Democrat are trying to create a law to publicize this Epstein list, which we already have, by the way. | |
| We already have the Epstein list. | |
| We we know who was involved. | |
| We know who was around him. | |
| And I read the list yesterday on air. | |
| But the only reason they're doing it is because this is the only issue that they can use to appeal to moderate and independent voters, and perhaps even conservatives, to try to win the next upcoming midterm election with. | |
| They cannot, and I repeat, cannot campaign or platform themselves on anything else. | |
| They can't go against their, you know, the socialism. | |
| They have a communist running for mayor of New York, for crying out loud. | |
| They can't go against the transgenderism because the lobby there is far too embedded within their ranks. | |
| They can't go against, can't even touch the Israel-Palestine thing because their party's already been split on that one. | |
| There is literally, there are no issues other than the Epstein thing that they can campaign on. | |
| The Epstein thing is the only thing they have, really, that they can appeal to moderates and perhaps even conservatives to appeal to them on. | |
| And accusing Trump of, you know, they put the pictures of Trump with Epstein up. | |
| Well, okay, fine. | |
| He was taking, they took a picture of him together. | |
| How about the pictures of Bill Clinton on Epstein's plane with Rachel Chandler and, you know, getting back massages from, you know, half the victims. | |
| You know, you don't have any pictures of Trump getting back massages from, you know, Epstein's, you know, personal masseuse. | |
| It's just, I. I think it's all the Democrats have. | |
| It's literally the only thing with which they can appeal to moderates or conservatives, right, Nick? | |
| Yeah, they have got nothing left. | |
| So I think Trump's pointing out, and it does sound like the DOJ's been cooperating, at least in giving everything. | |
| And again, anything you need to know about Epstein pretty much already exists online in some form or fashion. | |
| So it's a funny, it's a funny issue. | |
| It's all they have left. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| When I was broken at the bottom, I found you're my healer and redeemer, Jesus, that's who you are. | |
| You brought me blessed out of tragedy. | |
| You turn our song into ceremony. | |
| And with your spirit living inside of me, I'm a new creation. | |
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| Welcome back to him talk radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick No. | |
| And it's our final segment. | |
| Man, time always flies. | |
| Always flies here on air, but uh that's that's that's okay. | |
| We're gonna let Nick give his final thoughts for today's show, and then we'll leave you guys with some hope and encouragement and scripture. | |
| So, Nick, what are your final thoughts for today's show? | |
| My final thoughts for today's show are that uh you know we've got a lot to be thankful for. | |
| We're winning, and it's nice to see uh the the winds incrementally each day. | |
| And uh looks like we got the deep state on the run, and our future is super bright. | |
| It's it's a good day to uh reflect on that and know that uh the best is yet to come. | |
| And don't forget, everybody, that in the end, God wins. | |
| Amen. | |
| And uh appreciate you always sharing that positive message at the end. | |
| Speaking of which, we have some scripture we're gonna share with you guys. | |
| I want to send you off with a uh positive message for the weekend. | |
| And this is talking about spiritual growth, which I think we should all be seeking in inside of ourselves every every day. | |
| And uh, this is in Colossians chapter one, verse nine. | |
| And going forward from there, it says this. | |
| For this reason also, since the day we heard this, we haven't stopped praying for you. | |
| We are asking that you may be filled with the knowledge of his will and all wisdom and spiritual understanding, so that you may walk worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him, bearing fruit in every good work and growing in the knowledge of God. | |
| May you be strengthened with all power according to his glorious might for all endurance and patience with joy, giving thanks to the Father who has enabled you to share in the saints inheritance in the light. | |
| He has rescued us from the domain of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of the Son He loves. | |
| We have redemption, the forgiveness of sins in him. | |
| And I love that because it's a request that we must go to God with every day to renew us, to fill us, to give us strength, to let us trust and know and believe that we have redemption that can be found through the sun. | |
| And if you haven't experienced that personally, I always make this invite at the end of every show. | |
| Open your heart, say a prayer, call upon the name of Jesus. | |
| Let him enter you and fill you with the Holy Spirit and peace and joy and hope that is unbelievable. | |
| But it is believable because it is incredible. | |
| And I'm so thankful for it, and I hope you guys have that. | |
| But I want to thank everybody for listening to today's show. | |
| Uh, you guys really do make the show great. | |
| All the textures, we really appreciate it. | |
| Um Yeah, we uh we'll see you guys on Monday. | |
| God willing, we'll be back to do it all over again. | |
| But uh until then, I just want to thank our incredible co-host, Nick No, for joining us on Thursdays and Fridays. | |
| It's always a great show when he's around. | |
| We'll uh again we'll be back Monday, God willing, do it all over again. | |
| Hope you guys have a great weekend. | |
| We'll see you then. | |
| But until then, I'm your host, Craig James with Nick No. | |
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