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<v Speaker 0>Lead story from Monday excuse me, Thursday, June

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<v Speaker 0>nineteenth. President Trump has extended the TikTok sale

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<v Speaker 0>deadline in United States by the by another

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<v Speaker 0>ninety days, delaying the enforcement of a law

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<v Speaker 0>mandating its sale or ban due to national

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<v Speaker 0>security concerns. Despite bipartisan criticism, the president cited

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<v Speaker 0>TikTok's role in the twenty twenty four campaign

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<v Speaker 0>success. So ByteDance now has until September seventeenth

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<v Speaker 0>to finalize a deal pending approval from Chinese

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<v Speaker 0>authorities. I wanna welcome you to episode one

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<v Speaker 0>thousand eight hundred and twenty eight. I'm your

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<v Speaker 0>host, Todd Cochran. Hey, everyone. Welcome to the

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<v Speaker 0>show. And, boy, I tell you, the TikTok

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<v Speaker 0>thing has got people seriously divided. Those that

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<v Speaker 0>use it want it. Those that hate it

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<v Speaker 0>want it to go away. And, I just

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<v Speaker 0>don't think it's gonna go away. I I

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<v Speaker 0>really don't. I don't think it's gonna happen

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<v Speaker 0>under this administration. I just, that's the way

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<v Speaker 0>it looks. That's the way it feels. That's

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<v Speaker 0>the way it smells. So, you know, sometimes

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<v Speaker 0>that's the way it goes. And, regardless of

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<v Speaker 0>what the security threats are. And, of course,

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<v Speaker 0>the video app has faced questions over its

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<v Speaker 0>future since the US law was passed. Remember,

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<v Speaker 0>the US law was passed and signed by

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<v Speaker 0>president Biden. Lawmakers, of course, say it continues

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<v Speaker 0>to pose a risk in national security. And,

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<v Speaker 0>of course, president has vowed to save TikTok

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<v Speaker 0>during his presidential campaign. Of course, he signed

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<v Speaker 0>executive order. I think this is the second

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<v Speaker 0>delay or third. And, in a statement, TikTok

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<v Speaker 0>said it was grateful and, keeping the app

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<v Speaker 0>online for its hundred and seventy million US

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<v Speaker 0>users. But they get they made an interesting

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<v Speaker 0>comment. They say we continue to work with

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<v Speaker 0>vice president Vance's office. Now, you know, president

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<v Speaker 0>vice president Vance, I believe he was a

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<v Speaker 0>senator, right, or a representative, one of the

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<v Speaker 0>two. So So he was involved in the

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<v Speaker 0>vote to, to get rid of it, or

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<v Speaker 0>maybe he'd already stepped down by that time.

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<v Speaker 0>But, again, people are not happy about this.

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<v Speaker 0>And, White House press secretary Caroline Levitt said

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<v Speaker 0>on Wednesday that a further ninety day extension

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<v Speaker 0>would ensure the deal is closed. Well, we

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<v Speaker 0>will see it. It hasn't gotten closed this

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<v Speaker 0>quick yet. And, of course, we know that,

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<v Speaker 0>the president has a a soft spot for

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<v Speaker 0>TikTok because it it they thought he thinks

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<v Speaker 0>it helped him win the election. So time

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<v Speaker 0>will tell. And, of course, senate select committee

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<v Speaker 0>intel unintelligence vice chairman Mark Warner, Democrat, criticized,

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<v Speaker 0>Trump's decision. And, so we will see we'll

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<v Speaker 0>see where this leads. But, one thing's for

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<v Speaker 0>sure, TikTok TikTok is here for at least

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<v Speaker 0>another ninety days, and you can buy all

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<v Speaker 0>your TikTok gear, and you can get sold

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<v Speaker 0>too, and you can find the real news

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<v Speaker 0>of what's going on in the world. Of

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<v Speaker 0>course, Twitter has been better for seeing what's

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<v Speaker 0>been happening in Iran, ironically. Haven't seen as

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<v Speaker 0>much good fit, coverage on TikTok when you

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<v Speaker 0>search. It's it's some of the same because

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<v Speaker 0>there's limited clips coming out. So I I

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<v Speaker 0>think someone said that, Elon Musk turned on

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<v Speaker 0>the, the stovepipe for Starlink antennas, but I

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<v Speaker 0>might be wrong on that. But, lots to

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<v Speaker 0>share, in this regard. That is for sure.

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<v Speaker 0>I had, employee I take a lot of

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<v Speaker 0>pride in spending, a lot of time doing

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<v Speaker 0>my performance reviews. Even when I was active

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<v Speaker 0>duty in the navy, I spent a lot

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<v Speaker 0>of time. And this week, I probably spent

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<v Speaker 0>twenty hours, I think writing seven performance eight

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<v Speaker 0>performance reviews. I'm really meticulous because I feel

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<v Speaker 0>if someone is going to, put their time,

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<v Speaker 0>their effort into building the company and and

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<v Speaker 0>being a team, it's it's it's for me,

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<v Speaker 0>it's my responsibility to give them honest and

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<v Speaker 0>good feedback. And, so I spent a lot

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<v Speaker 0>of time on it. And, didn't use AI.

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<v Speaker 0>I don't I everything is written, by me

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<v Speaker 0>on performance reviews. That's one thing where you

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<v Speaker 0>can't and AI doesn't know my team members.

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<v Speaker 0>Impossible, to do that. So, definitely, spent some

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<v Speaker 0>time on that, then I had a whole

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<v Speaker 0>bunch of other tasks. I didn't get the

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<v Speaker 0>podcast news and myth recorded today, so I

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<v Speaker 0>may have to do that, tomorrow so we

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<v Speaker 0>can get it out tomorrow. But, anyway, very,

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<v Speaker 0>very busy week, and I I'm very much

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<v Speaker 0>looking forward to, to the weekend here. Lots

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<v Speaker 0>of things going on in in the new

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<v Speaker 0>space and, lots of yeah. And I didn't

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<v Speaker 0>know what to lead with that you know,

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<v Speaker 0>I was considering leading with this, you know,

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<v Speaker 0>SpaceX Starship blowing up on the test stand.

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<v Speaker 0>Oh my goodness. Did you see the video?

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<v Speaker 0>You know, they didn't have to wait to

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<v Speaker 0>go to space this time. They they blew

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<v Speaker 0>it up on the test stand, and it

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<v Speaker 0>blew up in a big, big, big explosion.

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<v Speaker 0>And, it was kinda funny because Elon said,

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<v Speaker 0>ah, just a scratch. I think more than

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<v Speaker 0>a scratch. So they've had major, major issues

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<v Speaker 0>with this, with this version. There is something.

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<v Speaker 0>Now from the far, far away videos I

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<v Speaker 0>saw, it looked like some gas vented. And

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<v Speaker 0>when it did, it went boom. And, so

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<v Speaker 0>we'll see. Now luckily, no one was hurt

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<v Speaker 0>because they have a safety area, safety clear

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<v Speaker 0>area around the site and all personnel safe.

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<v Speaker 0>So now it's just, you know, the construction

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<v Speaker 0>workers are gonna have to come over there

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<v Speaker 0>and rebuild that, and they don't they're not

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<v Speaker 0>gonna launch. You know? They this this next

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<v Speaker 0>launch, that was their ship, the stack. So,

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<v Speaker 0>now they got one out of order. So

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<v Speaker 0>ship number thirty six becomes ship number thirty

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<v Speaker 0>seven, but or it was oh, it's thirty

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<v Speaker 0>three. No. No. No. No. I think it

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<v Speaker 0>was it doesn't matter. But, anyway, it went

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<v Speaker 0>kaboom in a big explosion. And and there

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<v Speaker 0>was people you know, someone on YouTube is

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<v Speaker 0>just about, oh my god. This is a

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<v Speaker 0>bad this is just a major he he

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<v Speaker 0>was like, I I feel like somebody just

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<v Speaker 0>died. And I'm like, it's a spacecraft test

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<v Speaker 0>spacecraft, and they're doing testing, and they're pushing

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<v Speaker 0>the limits. And sometimes when you have lots

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<v Speaker 0>lots and lots of flammable liquid and sometimes

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<v Speaker 0>non liquid gases, things go boom. And when

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<v Speaker 0>they do, you learn from it, and you

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<v Speaker 0>make sure that it doesn't go boom again.

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<v Speaker 0>So, yeah, it's too bad. So, anyway, they'll

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<v Speaker 0>have some time there, but, you know, the

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<v Speaker 0>money the money that just jeez. I don't

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<v Speaker 0>I don't know how much one of those

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<v Speaker 0>cost, but this was fully equipped ready to

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<v Speaker 0>rock and roll. Now we've we've heard about

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<v Speaker 0>security breaches before. And, you know, this headline

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<v Speaker 0>is just how many people are on the

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<v Speaker 0>planet? Someone that's watching. Hey, Felix. Thanks for

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<v Speaker 0>checking in. How many people do we have,

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<v Speaker 0>on the planet? I'm I'm gonna have to

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<v Speaker 0>Google. How many people? How many people are

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<v Speaker 0>in the world? So we're eight billion. Eight

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<v Speaker 0>billion people. Eight point zero six two. That

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<v Speaker 0>was the last number in twenty twenty three.

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<v Speaker 0>Eight point zero six two billion. So how

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<v Speaker 0>many people do you think was in this

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<v Speaker 0>hack? Sixteen billion records. Sixteen billion. And there's

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<v Speaker 0>only eight billion on the planet. So there's

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<v Speaker 0>obviously some dupes. There's definitely some dupes in

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<v Speaker 0>this data. You know, probably probably I'm in

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<v Speaker 0>there a dozen times or or more, you

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<v Speaker 0>know, from different security leaks over the years.

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<v Speaker 0>They found thirty database thirty databases housing sixteen

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<v Speaker 0>billion records. The records are most likely generated

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<v Speaker 0>by info stealers, you think. Records come from

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<v Speaker 0>a wide wide range of providers, Apple, Google,

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<v Speaker 0>and many, many more. So if you don't

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<v Speaker 0>think that your data is not there, billions

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<v Speaker 0>of records of accounts from Google, Apple, VPN

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<v Speaker 0>services, GitHub, Telegram, and more. And of the

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<v Speaker 0>thirty discovered database, just one had been previously

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<v Speaker 0>reported by the media mysterious database with a

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<v Speaker 0>hundred and eighty four million records. It barely

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<v Speaker 0>scratches the top twenty of what the team

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<v Speaker 0>discovered. Most worrying when research claim new massive

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<v Speaker 0>datasets emerge every few weeks signaling how prevalent

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<v Speaker 0>info stealer malware truly is. The Davis were

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<v Speaker 0>available to the wider Internet only briefly. Well,

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<v Speaker 0>she plead me. Even if they were locked

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<v Speaker 0>down, guess what? They're being spread around. Now

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<v Speaker 0>how big did those databases have to be

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<v Speaker 0>to have sixteen billion records in them? Even

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<v Speaker 0>if you have, I can what's what's the

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<v Speaker 0>size of a spreadsheet? Even a CSV file

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<v Speaker 0>with sixteen billion records, that's a number. That

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<v Speaker 0>is really a big number. But yeah. So,

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<v Speaker 0>you know, that's the breach of breach. Everyone's

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<v Speaker 0>been hacked. Everyone knows your info. So, you

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<v Speaker 0>know, there is privacy is long, long, long,

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<v Speaker 0>long, long, long gone. So the question is,

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<v Speaker 0>are banks and other folks gonna be able

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<v Speaker 0>to keep up? You know? Are they gonna

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<v Speaker 0>be able to protect all of us? I

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<v Speaker 0>I don't know. I I had an interesting

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<v Speaker 0>one today. My my bank called me, and,

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<v Speaker 0>I had, made some purchases that on my

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<v Speaker 0>credit card and, you know, basically, my credit

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<v Speaker 0>card had gotten a a little bit out

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<v Speaker 0>of hand. So I I had to make

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<v Speaker 0>a significant payment on it. And, apparently, I

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<v Speaker 0>broke some threshold because the bank called me.

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<v Speaker 0>I thought it was weird. I thought it

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<v Speaker 0>was from a transfer I did last night.

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<v Speaker 0>And, she said to me, do you have

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<v Speaker 0>a payment of x x going to x

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<v Speaker 0>x today? And I'm like, yes. She goes,

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<v Speaker 0>it was bigger than normal. And I said,

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<v Speaker 0>yes. I said, but if you notice, I

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<v Speaker 0>make a payment every month to this credit

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<v Speaker 0>card on the same day. Oh, we see

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<v Speaker 0>that. Why would you have to worry if

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<v Speaker 0>I'm paying the same credit card I've been

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<v Speaker 0>paying for months and the amount was bigger?

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<v Speaker 0>Why would that trigger a phone call? Well,

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<v Speaker 0>we didn't wanna make sure you didn't hit

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<v Speaker 0>the spate, the the I said, well, I

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<v Speaker 0>always pay my credit card's always because I

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<v Speaker 0>pay I put all my gas, groceries, everything

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<v Speaker 0>on my credit cards. My credit card bill's

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<v Speaker 0>always generally above a thousand dollars. So every

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<v Speaker 0>month, I pay at least four figures. I

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<v Speaker 0>never paid five. My god. It's not like

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<v Speaker 0>that. But it you know, eight hundred, nine

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<v Speaker 0>hundred thousand dollars like that. Seven hundred sometimes.

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<v Speaker 0>And, she, but it was, you know, a

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<v Speaker 0>little higher. But, yeah, flagged their systems. I,

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<v Speaker 0>you know, I said thank you for calling.

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<v Speaker 0>But it was it was just kinda shocked

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<v Speaker 0>me. It really, really did. Okay. Here's a

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<v Speaker 0>here's a headline. TV is dead. Well, we've

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<v Speaker 0>all many of us have known that. Long

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<v Speaker 0>live Netflix. Streaming giant reveals first live TV

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<v Speaker 0>plans as cable and broadcast hit new landmark

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<v Speaker 0>low. Netflix signs its first broadcast yes, broadcast

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<v Speaker 0>deal as streaming overtakes TV. Now this is

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<v Speaker 0>a this is a milestone here, ladies and

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<v Speaker 0>gentlemen. None of us have cut the cord

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<v Speaker 0>here that, you know, we're not paying for

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<v Speaker 0>the cable no more. Traditional TV just hit

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<v Speaker 0>a new low for the first time in

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<v Speaker 0>history. Streaming services had a bigger audience than

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<v Speaker 0>broadcast and cable channels combined. We we know

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<v Speaker 0>that. That's according to official US viewership numbers

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<v Speaker 0>from May in a in a poetic twist

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<v Speaker 0>timing. Netflix has announced it's the first ever

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<v Speaker 0>deal, and it's not a US company at

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<v Speaker 0>all, but they've done a tie in with

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<v Speaker 0>French TV giant TF one. The streaming platform

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<v Speaker 0>will host all five of its traditional channels

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<v Speaker 0>along with more than thirty thousand hours on

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<v Speaker 0>demand content from the sun from next year.

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<v Speaker 0>Subscribers in France will be able to watch

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<v Speaker 0>everything from prime time dramas to The Voice,

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<v Speaker 0>plus live sports including the French national football

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<v Speaker 0>team matches. So here we are. They're getting

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<v Speaker 0>their way into Netflix. Now now we have

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<v Speaker 0>to ask a question. So I don't know

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<v Speaker 0>anything about this TV giant, but I'm going

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<v Speaker 0>to assume they are a traditional terrestrial broadcast

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<v Speaker 0>station with a linear basically, live linear TV.

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<v Speaker 0>That to me, I understand that deal, and

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<v Speaker 0>I understand the value to the broadcaster. The

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<v Speaker 0>broadcaster wins because they get access to audience.

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<v Speaker 0>They can run commercials. Don't know how the

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<v Speaker 0>money is gonna work with Netflix, but they've

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<v Speaker 0>got that deal. But let's let's switch that

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<v Speaker 0>around. Let's go to, the the traditional broadcasters

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<v Speaker 0>here in America, ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox. And

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<v Speaker 0>I don't even know how many are actually

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<v Speaker 0>broadcasting live anymore. I cannot get access to

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<v Speaker 0>any of those, stations. There's no connectivity here

00:19:13.875 --> 00:19:15.475
<v Speaker 0>for me for that. And either I have

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<v Speaker 0>to use, YouTube TV or IPTV or whatever

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<v Speaker 0>that is to try to find those channels.

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<v Speaker 0>And they're not reaching me. So I'm having

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<v Speaker 0>no impact on their bottom line. I'm not

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<v Speaker 0>seeing the advertisements. Nothing. So it makes sense

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<v Speaker 0>to me with people basically connected the Internet

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<v Speaker 0>and watching on YouTube, Netflix, and other places.

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<v Speaker 0>It makes sense to me that these traditional

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<v Speaker 0>broadcast tie into somebody like Netflix where you

00:19:53.585 --> 00:19:55.470
<v Speaker 0>don't you're just getting a part of your

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<v Speaker 0>normal Netflix subscription, get access to the news

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<v Speaker 0>or whatever it may be, and see advertisements

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<v Speaker 0>from the news, to me, that makes sense.

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<v Speaker 0>Because if I was going to get access

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<v Speaker 0>to it any other way, I'd have to

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<v Speaker 0>watch the commercials. Right? So if I wanna

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<v Speaker 0>see local news, why not have that available

00:20:19.634 --> 00:20:22.650
<v Speaker 0>in I don't want it in their own

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<v Speaker 0>app where you have to pay for it.

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<v Speaker 0>Give it to me traditionally and make your

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<v Speaker 0>way just like everyone else. So that model

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<v Speaker 0>may work for people that are in broadcast

00:20:39.774 --> 00:20:43.054
<v Speaker 0>and whatever comes with that programming. Right? But

00:20:43.054 --> 00:20:44.894
<v Speaker 0>instead, what they've done is they put their

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<v Speaker 0>stuff on Hulu and other places and make

00:20:47.695 --> 00:20:51.920
<v Speaker 0>you pay to access it. But I'm not

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<v Speaker 0>watching it, and I'm not paying for it.

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<v Speaker 0>If I have Netflix and get it, great.

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<v Speaker 0>If Netflix doesn't raise my price and get

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<v Speaker 0>it, so so there is a path forward

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<v Speaker 0>potentially for traditional broadcast deals. Now, YouTube TV

00:21:18.794 --> 00:21:21.950
<v Speaker 0>and other places where they're getting ESPN and

00:21:21.950 --> 00:21:25.710
<v Speaker 0>all these other traditional non broadcast cable only

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<v Speaker 0>connections, I think they're the biggest ones that

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<v Speaker 0>are gonna face trouble because people are watching

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<v Speaker 0>YouTube, people are watching Netflix, People are watching

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<v Speaker 0>Hulu. People are listening to podcast. Or in

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<v Speaker 0>your case, many of you watching the podcast

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<v Speaker 0>on Apple TV or where you may be

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<v Speaker 0>listening to the show. But I'm not getting

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<v Speaker 0>ESPN. I'm not getting the Science Channel. I'm

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<v Speaker 0>not getting all those other packages. HBO. I'm

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<v Speaker 0>not well, yeah. We pay for HBO. So

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<v Speaker 0>I have HBO Max or whatever it's called,

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<v Speaker 0>but I don't have Cinemax. I don't have

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<v Speaker 0>all that all those other stuff. Or maybe

00:22:05.095 --> 00:22:09.335
<v Speaker 0>Cinemax is included with HBO. Cinema Max, whatever

00:22:09.335 --> 00:22:15.355
<v Speaker 0>it's called. But besides that, I'm not getting,

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<v Speaker 0>again, like, ESPN and, you know, some of

00:22:18.980 --> 00:22:22.179
<v Speaker 0>those things that those channels that you you

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<v Speaker 0>like when you have cable TV. But I

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<v Speaker 0>don't want Netflix to make deals with those

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<v Speaker 0>to cause my Netflix bill to come up.

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<v Speaker 0>I'm not going to subscribe to traditional cable

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<v Speaker 0>channels. I I think the whole medium is

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<v Speaker 0>set for complete and utter destruction because it's

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<v Speaker 0>expensive to run all that stuff. Those towers,

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<v Speaker 0>creating content, providing programming, it's you know, let's

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<v Speaker 0>be frank. It's not cheap to do all

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<v Speaker 0>this. But with everyone now having a cell

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<v Speaker 0>phone, you know, or or a camera, you

00:23:04.385 --> 00:23:09.345
<v Speaker 0>know, I've been testing a camera that I've

00:23:09.345 --> 00:23:12.225
<v Speaker 0>absolutely fallen in love with it. You'll get

00:23:12.225 --> 00:23:16.460
<v Speaker 0>to see it soon. And at some point,

00:23:16.460 --> 00:23:19.740
<v Speaker 0>it's gonna replace this camera that's in directly

00:23:19.740 --> 00:23:21.520
<v Speaker 0>in front of me. I've had this camera

00:23:21.740 --> 00:23:23.580
<v Speaker 0>that's directly in front of me now for

00:23:27.705 --> 00:23:30.024
<v Speaker 0>I'll have to look. It's still a good

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<v Speaker 0>camera, but this optics that I'm looking at

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<v Speaker 0>is absolutely fantastic at a great price. Better

00:23:37.544 --> 00:23:41.385
<v Speaker 0>picture than that camera right there. At a

00:23:41.465 --> 00:23:43.460
<v Speaker 0>you know, that camera when I that camera

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<v Speaker 0>that's in front of me when I bought

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<v Speaker 0>it was, I want to say, like, fifteen

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<v Speaker 0>hundred bucks or something like that. But I've

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<v Speaker 0>had it for many years now. But, I

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<v Speaker 0>got a camera sent to me that I'm

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<v Speaker 0>just, I have to send it back, but

00:24:01.115 --> 00:24:05.855
<v Speaker 0>it's absolutely incredible and at a great price.

00:24:07.195 --> 00:24:09.275
<v Speaker 0>NDI capable and a whole bunch of other

00:24:09.275 --> 00:24:10.795
<v Speaker 0>stuff. I it's a, you know, it's not

00:24:10.795 --> 00:24:15.120
<v Speaker 0>a PTZ. It's fixed optics. So, again, with

00:24:15.120 --> 00:24:17.279
<v Speaker 0>the optics that are available today for, you

00:24:17.279 --> 00:24:19.440
<v Speaker 0>know, for small studios like me at an

00:24:19.440 --> 00:24:22.960
<v Speaker 0>incredible price, use your cell phone, use some

00:24:22.960 --> 00:24:24.880
<v Speaker 0>of these great great cameras that are out

00:24:24.880 --> 00:24:27.755
<v Speaker 0>there with great glass, and and you have

00:24:27.755 --> 00:24:34.255
<v Speaker 0>broadcast quality. Maybe not broadcast talent or beauty

00:24:35.275 --> 00:24:37.275
<v Speaker 0>because I, yeah, definitely have a face for

00:24:37.275 --> 00:24:40.960
<v Speaker 0>TV. No. But there's lots of options here

00:24:41.020 --> 00:24:47.420
<v Speaker 0>that are gonna continue to grow. And, so

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<v Speaker 0>I I don't know. I know what's gonna

00:24:48.860 --> 00:24:52.300
<v Speaker 0>happen, with all these broadcast channels. What what

00:24:52.300 --> 00:24:54.365
<v Speaker 0>do you think? What do you think is

00:24:54.365 --> 00:24:57.325
<v Speaker 0>gonna happen to the ESPNs of the world

00:24:57.325 --> 00:25:00.445
<v Speaker 0>and so forth? There you know, there's so

00:25:00.445 --> 00:25:03.085
<v Speaker 0>many sports fans. They're definitely keeping that business

00:25:03.085 --> 00:25:05.725
<v Speaker 0>alive, but there is a a proportion of

00:25:05.725 --> 00:25:09.080
<v Speaker 0>us that are not not sports fans. Maybe

00:25:09.080 --> 00:25:11.320
<v Speaker 0>it's maybe it's not as maybe I'm in

00:25:11.320 --> 00:25:14.440
<v Speaker 0>the minority here potentially, but send me your

00:25:14.440 --> 00:25:16.460
<v Speaker 0>comments. Geek news at g mail dot com.

00:25:17.400 --> 00:25:19.480
<v Speaker 0>Department of justice files to seize two hundred

00:25:19.480 --> 00:25:21.475
<v Speaker 0>and twenty five million in crypto from scammers.

00:25:21.475 --> 00:25:23.715
<v Speaker 0>I guess the Israelis took down ninety million

00:25:23.715 --> 00:25:27.955
<v Speaker 0>in crypto. Seems to me like, wow. Seems

00:25:27.955 --> 00:25:30.514
<v Speaker 0>like that was too easy from the from

00:25:30.514 --> 00:25:34.049
<v Speaker 0>the Iranians, but the DOJ wants two hundred

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<v Speaker 0>wants to claim two hundred twenty five point

00:25:36.049 --> 00:25:39.490
<v Speaker 0>three million linked to crypto investment scams. The

00:25:39.490 --> 00:25:41.409
<v Speaker 0>g the DOJ said that trace and target

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<v Speaker 0>accounts are part of a civic sophisticated blockchain

00:25:43.809 --> 00:25:47.225
<v Speaker 0>based money laundering network, dispersing funds taken for

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<v Speaker 0>more than four hundred victims. Two hundred and

00:25:49.945 --> 00:25:52.664
<v Speaker 0>twenty five million for four hundred million. So

00:25:52.664 --> 00:25:57.145
<v Speaker 0>it's something to do with, pig butchering. So

00:25:57.145 --> 00:25:59.100
<v Speaker 0>old people that have had their money taken.

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<v Speaker 0>And, they were they're being charged of of

00:26:07.740 --> 00:26:12.755
<v Speaker 0>laundering fraudulently tamed currency through a vast and

00:26:12.755 --> 00:26:20.515
<v Speaker 0>complex web of transactions and, all kinds of

00:26:20.515 --> 00:26:24.195
<v Speaker 0>crazy stuff that's been going on. So, please,

00:26:24.195 --> 00:26:27.500
<v Speaker 0>again, if they're taking this big money from

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<v Speaker 0>people because of just social engineering, be careful.

00:26:31.420 --> 00:26:34.300
<v Speaker 0>Be careful. Be careful. A major spam email

00:26:34.300 --> 00:26:37.180
<v Speaker 0>warning. AI now generates almost all your junk

00:26:37.180 --> 00:26:40.670
<v Speaker 0>email, and it's you can tell. And And

00:26:40.670 --> 00:26:42.095
<v Speaker 0>I've got the settings set up on high

00:26:42.095 --> 00:26:44.655
<v Speaker 0>on all of our accounts to to filter

00:26:44.655 --> 00:26:46.755
<v Speaker 0>this stuff out and still stuff comes through.

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<v Speaker 0>A report from Barracuda has argued cybercriminals are

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<v Speaker 0>now using AI to change their tac route

00:26:53.294 --> 00:26:56.600
<v Speaker 0>takes tactics to refine them and make them

00:26:56.600 --> 00:27:00.120
<v Speaker 0>more difficult to spot. The study compared emails

00:27:00.120 --> 00:27:02.600
<v Speaker 0>sent before the emergence of ChatGPT and the

00:27:02.600 --> 00:27:05.080
<v Speaker 0>ones after. Well, they definitely their spelling has

00:27:05.080 --> 00:27:10.145
<v Speaker 0>gotten better. But the majority of email currently

00:27:10.145 --> 00:27:12.385
<v Speaker 0>sitting in the average junk spam folders are

00:27:12.385 --> 00:27:14.805
<v Speaker 0>likely been written by a large language model.

00:27:15.665 --> 00:27:18.225
<v Speaker 0>So that I will not doubt. So just

00:27:18.385 --> 00:27:20.065
<v Speaker 0>if you don't know who it's from, don't

00:27:20.145 --> 00:27:27.510
<v Speaker 0>just just delete it. So this is a

00:27:27.510 --> 00:27:34.950
<v Speaker 0>curious case. The United States is requesting a

00:27:34.950 --> 00:27:37.715
<v Speaker 0>month long extension to the deadline for its

00:27:37.715 --> 00:27:40.434
<v Speaker 0>final decision regarding an appeal against a judge

00:27:40.434 --> 00:27:44.455
<v Speaker 0>ruling that attaining tower dumps is con unconstitutional.

00:27:44.914 --> 00:27:47.635
<v Speaker 0>No. That doesn't mean going over to tower

00:27:47.635 --> 00:27:49.395
<v Speaker 0>and doing a dump. It means the tower

00:27:49.395 --> 00:27:52.440
<v Speaker 0>dump refers to a law enforcement attaining records

00:27:52.440 --> 00:27:55.980
<v Speaker 0>from cell towers specifically related to individuals' locations

00:27:56.360 --> 00:28:01.720
<v Speaker 0>and connection times via search warrants. This data

00:28:01.720 --> 00:28:05.100
<v Speaker 0>is typically used to aid investigators into determining

00:28:05.400 --> 00:28:05.559
<v Speaker 0>if someone was in a location that of

00:28:05.559 --> 00:28:14.755
<v Speaker 0>where a crime happened. In this case, the

00:28:14.755 --> 00:28:16.855
<v Speaker 0>US sought such data to see whether suspected

00:28:16.915 --> 00:28:19.955
<v Speaker 0>violent gang members could feasibly connected to a

00:28:19.955 --> 00:28:23.200
<v Speaker 0>stream of homicide, vehicle thefts over a fourteen

00:28:23.200 --> 00:28:27.760
<v Speaker 0>month period. Tower dumps can include information on

00:28:27.760 --> 00:28:30.580
<v Speaker 0>all connections to that tower within windows ranging

00:28:30.880 --> 00:28:34.845
<v Speaker 0>from ten minutes to one hour. Now it's

00:28:34.845 --> 00:28:39.005
<v Speaker 0>it's got to be said. I think by

00:28:39.005 --> 00:28:44.765
<v Speaker 0>this time, unless you're a dumb criminal, unless

00:28:44.765 --> 00:28:48.409
<v Speaker 0>you are an absolute dumb criminal, if you're

00:28:48.409 --> 00:28:49.690
<v Speaker 0>gonna go out and do a crime, leave

00:28:49.690 --> 00:28:52.809
<v Speaker 0>your cell phone at home. Because if you

00:28:52.809 --> 00:28:55.049
<v Speaker 0>got your cell phone first of all, if

00:28:55.049 --> 00:28:57.130
<v Speaker 0>you take your cell phone off, turn it

00:28:57.130 --> 00:28:59.770
<v Speaker 0>into airplane mode, all of a sudden the

00:28:59.770 --> 00:29:02.515
<v Speaker 0>cell phone goes off the air. And a

00:29:02.515 --> 00:29:04.515
<v Speaker 0>robbery happens, you get back and you turn

00:29:04.515 --> 00:29:06.275
<v Speaker 0>it on, and, oh, his cell phone's back

00:29:06.275 --> 00:29:09.315
<v Speaker 0>online. You take your cell phone with you,

00:29:09.315 --> 00:29:10.595
<v Speaker 0>get in the neighborhood and turn the cell

00:29:10.595 --> 00:29:14.639
<v Speaker 0>phone off. Oh, you were there. Or just

00:29:14.639 --> 00:29:21.600
<v Speaker 0>leave your cell phone at home. Because these

00:29:21.600 --> 00:29:25.200
<v Speaker 0>cell phones tell everybody where you've been. If

00:29:25.200 --> 00:29:27.679
<v Speaker 0>you if you haven't been prompted by Google

00:29:27.679 --> 00:29:30.304
<v Speaker 0>Maps to, you know, to the grocery store

00:29:30.304 --> 00:29:31.745
<v Speaker 0>or to, you know, go to work or

00:29:31.745 --> 00:29:34.485
<v Speaker 0>wherever it is, you know, they're tracking everything.

00:29:36.144 --> 00:29:38.304
<v Speaker 0>So, of course, these tower dumps are super

00:29:38.304 --> 00:29:44.020
<v Speaker 0>powerful. But the United States magistrate judge, Anders

00:29:44.020 --> 00:29:46.740
<v Speaker 0>s Harris, denied the feds a four a

00:29:46.740 --> 00:29:50.260
<v Speaker 0>four warrant request to tower to tower dumps

00:29:50.260 --> 00:29:55.015
<v Speaker 0>in February, citing incompatible incompatibility with the Fourth

00:29:55.015 --> 00:29:58.375
<v Speaker 0>Amendment. Now the Fourth Amendment, for those of

00:29:58.375 --> 00:30:01.735
<v Speaker 0>you that don't remember your your history lesson

00:30:01.735 --> 00:30:06.955
<v Speaker 0>here, protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures.

00:30:09.170 --> 00:30:11.330
<v Speaker 0>That's why when someone comes up to you,

00:30:11.330 --> 00:30:13.670
<v Speaker 0>pulls you over, and you're getting a ticket,

00:30:14.610 --> 00:30:16.770
<v Speaker 0>and they ask to search your car, you

00:30:16.770 --> 00:30:21.505
<v Speaker 0>have the right to say no. Now, they

00:30:21.505 --> 00:30:23.985
<v Speaker 0>may detain you for whatever reason and go

00:30:23.985 --> 00:30:25.585
<v Speaker 0>get a search warrant, but you have the

00:30:25.585 --> 00:30:27.985
<v Speaker 0>right to say no. I do not want

00:30:28.065 --> 00:30:36.000
<v Speaker 0>I do not consent to be searched. Now

00:30:36.000 --> 00:30:37.920
<v Speaker 0>if they think you're an imminent threat, that

00:30:37.920 --> 00:30:39.920
<v Speaker 0>doesn't mean you're gonna not get yanked out

00:30:39.920 --> 00:30:42.080
<v Speaker 0>of the vehicle and patted down to make

00:30:42.080 --> 00:30:45.620
<v Speaker 0>sure the police officer feels safe. But still,

00:30:46.000 --> 00:30:47.760
<v Speaker 0>even if that happens, well, if they think

00:30:47.760 --> 00:30:49.120
<v Speaker 0>there's a gun in the car or drugs

00:30:49.120 --> 00:30:51.585
<v Speaker 0>or they can see something, they may have

00:30:51.585 --> 00:30:53.825
<v Speaker 0>a reasonable reason. But you can say I

00:30:53.825 --> 00:31:00.785
<v Speaker 0>don't consent. Citing cast case law, he wrote

00:31:00.785 --> 00:31:02.625
<v Speaker 0>in his ruling, for starters, while the government

00:31:02.625 --> 00:31:04.544
<v Speaker 0>has some idea of who had may have

00:31:04.544 --> 00:31:05.985
<v Speaker 0>been involved in one or more of the

00:31:05.985 --> 00:31:09.500
<v Speaker 0>crimes, that Avidade supporting the warrants application lists

00:31:09.500 --> 00:31:12.860
<v Speaker 0>seven potential suspects. They're going fishing. The government

00:31:12.860 --> 00:31:15.180
<v Speaker 0>has not presented probable cause to believe that

00:31:15.180 --> 00:31:23.275
<v Speaker 0>any particular individual committed any specific crime described.

00:31:23.275 --> 00:31:26.395
<v Speaker 0>So it is basically the the feds were

00:31:26.395 --> 00:31:29.515
<v Speaker 0>asking to allow it to access the entire

00:31:29.515 --> 00:31:36.210
<v Speaker 0>haystack because it may contain a needle and

00:31:36.210 --> 00:31:40.630
<v Speaker 0>sift all through that data. And thus, violating

00:31:40.930 --> 00:31:43.410
<v Speaker 0>everyone's rights that they're looking through all this

00:31:43.410 --> 00:31:46.610
<v Speaker 0>data, determine who is where, when, and for

00:31:46.610 --> 00:31:49.995
<v Speaker 0>how long. So do you think the government

00:31:49.995 --> 00:31:51.835
<v Speaker 0>should be able to do that? Do you

00:31:51.835 --> 00:31:54.155
<v Speaker 0>think they should be allowed to get those

00:31:54.155 --> 00:31:58.235
<v Speaker 0>tower dumps like this? I think they have

00:31:58.235 --> 00:32:03.290
<v Speaker 0>to have a pretty compelling pretty compelling case.

00:32:05.270 --> 00:32:08.790
<v Speaker 0>Speaking about HBO Max, it's not just Prime

00:32:08.790 --> 00:32:11.610
<v Speaker 0>Video. Max shows fifty percent more ads now,

00:32:11.670 --> 00:32:14.650
<v Speaker 0>so you're paying for this shit. Excuse me.

00:32:15.590 --> 00:32:17.795
<v Speaker 0>And And they're stuffing more commercial breaks into

00:32:17.795 --> 00:32:23.095
<v Speaker 0>each show that you're paying for already. So

00:32:23.155 --> 00:32:26.135
<v Speaker 0>quit charging me and just feed me ads.

00:32:26.675 --> 00:32:30.035
<v Speaker 0>I don't wanna pay for something and still

00:32:30.035 --> 00:32:35.120
<v Speaker 0>get served ads. I really don't. Now I

00:32:35.120 --> 00:32:37.120
<v Speaker 0>I don't know if there's multiple levels on

00:32:37.120 --> 00:32:38.960
<v Speaker 0>Max. I think I pay one bill for

00:32:38.960 --> 00:32:41.840
<v Speaker 0>it, thirteen or fourteen dollars or something like

00:32:41.840 --> 00:32:45.840
<v Speaker 0>that. But when HBO Max launched in its

00:32:45.840 --> 00:32:47.975
<v Speaker 0>ad oh, its ad supported plan in twenty

00:32:47.975 --> 00:32:49.894
<v Speaker 0>twenty one, it promised no more than four

00:32:49.894 --> 00:32:53.174
<v Speaker 0>minutes of ads per hour. That's very, very

00:32:53.174 --> 00:32:57.414
<v Speaker 0>quiet now. So now you can expect six

00:32:57.414 --> 00:33:00.600
<v Speaker 0>minute of ads per hour, which is a

00:33:00.600 --> 00:33:07.180
<v Speaker 0>little under fifty percent jump. So and despite

00:33:07.320 --> 00:33:09.560
<v Speaker 0>its original promise not to show ads during

00:33:09.560 --> 00:33:12.360
<v Speaker 0>HBO programming, Max has been breaking up HBO

00:33:12.360 --> 00:33:15.575
<v Speaker 0>shows with commercials as well. An episode The

00:33:15.575 --> 00:33:17.255
<v Speaker 0>Last of Us, for instance, had three ad

00:33:17.255 --> 00:33:19.255
<v Speaker 0>breaks plus a batch of ads before the

00:33:19.255 --> 00:33:24.535
<v Speaker 0>video started. So meanwhile, the change of names

00:33:24.535 --> 00:33:30.419
<v Speaker 0>is going on too. So can't get away

00:33:30.419 --> 00:33:34.100
<v Speaker 0>from it. Now this is, this is something

00:33:34.100 --> 00:33:37.140
<v Speaker 0>if you know, re remember during COVID? I

00:33:37.140 --> 00:33:41.034
<v Speaker 0>mean, it's happened with my employees too. They

00:33:41.195 --> 00:33:42.794
<v Speaker 0>you know, bunch of them moved all over

00:33:42.794 --> 00:33:44.075
<v Speaker 0>the place. So when it was time to

00:33:44.075 --> 00:33:45.515
<v Speaker 0>come back to the office, they were no

00:33:45.515 --> 00:33:47.595
<v Speaker 0>longer in the locations in which they'd been

00:33:47.595 --> 00:33:50.635
<v Speaker 0>hired to work out of. And that just

00:33:50.635 --> 00:33:52.315
<v Speaker 0>kinda happened, and we, you know, we went

00:33:52.315 --> 00:33:53.595
<v Speaker 0>with it, and we got rid of our

00:33:53.595 --> 00:33:57.370
<v Speaker 0>office, and everyone's remote. And for the most

00:33:57.370 --> 00:34:03.130
<v Speaker 0>part, it works. So now Amazon is forcing

00:34:03.130 --> 00:34:05.610
<v Speaker 0>some workers to relocate to its main office

00:34:05.610 --> 00:34:08.745
<v Speaker 0>hubs, be close to their managers. And they've

00:34:08.745 --> 00:34:12.045
<v Speaker 0>been told, you got thirty days to decide.

00:34:12.505 --> 00:34:15.865
<v Speaker 0>And if you don't move now imagine you're

00:34:15.865 --> 00:34:19.705
<v Speaker 0>married and got a family and kids, and

00:34:19.705 --> 00:34:21.625
<v Speaker 0>they tell you you gotta move. You gotta

00:34:21.625 --> 00:34:25.090
<v Speaker 0>sell your house. You gotta move. You'd be

00:34:25.090 --> 00:34:29.170
<v Speaker 0>pretty pissed too. They have thirty days to

00:34:29.170 --> 00:34:31.170
<v Speaker 0>sign followed by a sixty day period to

00:34:31.170 --> 00:34:36.174
<v Speaker 0>relocate or resign. And those that resign those

00:34:36.174 --> 00:34:38.655
<v Speaker 0>that refuse to relocate will not be receiving

00:34:38.655 --> 00:34:42.734
<v Speaker 0>a severance package. Oh, boy. Not a not

00:34:42.734 --> 00:34:44.895
<v Speaker 0>a time to work for Amazon corporate. That

00:34:44.895 --> 00:34:46.815
<v Speaker 0>is for sure. They want people in the

00:34:46.815 --> 00:34:49.740
<v Speaker 0>office. You will be in the office or

00:34:49.740 --> 00:34:52.140
<v Speaker 0>you will not have a job. Now now

00:34:52.140 --> 00:34:53.900
<v Speaker 0>you got hired. Let's say you got hired

00:34:53.900 --> 00:34:57.100
<v Speaker 0>in, you know, for a remote position. That'd

00:34:57.100 --> 00:34:59.740
<v Speaker 0>be highly unfair to say, now you gotta

00:34:59.740 --> 00:35:03.225
<v Speaker 0>move. I'd be looking at my employment contract

00:35:03.285 --> 00:35:04.965
<v Speaker 0>in a big, big way. I'm sure they

00:35:04.965 --> 00:35:09.765
<v Speaker 0>got their bases covered, but it's interesting. Another

00:35:09.765 --> 00:35:11.925
<v Speaker 0>health care provider hit by the data breach,

00:35:12.085 --> 00:35:16.250
<v Speaker 0>just a whopping five million patients affected. So

00:35:16.250 --> 00:35:19.370
<v Speaker 0>American Healthcare Data, Episource, has confirmed suffering a

00:35:19.370 --> 00:35:21.850
<v Speaker 0>cyberattack. So if you've ever worked with them

00:35:21.850 --> 00:35:23.850
<v Speaker 0>or hear of them, your data's out there

00:35:23.850 --> 00:35:28.845
<v Speaker 0>in the wild. Now this, I'm gonna have

00:35:28.845 --> 00:35:31.085
<v Speaker 0>a tendency say I'm going to agree with,

00:35:31.085 --> 00:35:32.605
<v Speaker 0>and I'm sure there's gonna be some of

00:35:32.605 --> 00:35:38.545
<v Speaker 0>you that are going to, completely disagree. Anonymous

00:35:38.765 --> 00:35:42.260
<v Speaker 0>reader quotes a report from The Guardian. Foreign

00:35:42.260 --> 00:35:44.980
<v Speaker 0>students will be required to unlock their social

00:35:44.980 --> 00:35:47.700
<v Speaker 0>media profiles to allow US diplomats to review

00:35:47.700 --> 00:35:51.720
<v Speaker 0>their online activity before receiving educational and exchange

00:35:51.780 --> 00:35:54.464
<v Speaker 0>visa. The state department has announced those who

00:35:54.464 --> 00:35:56.224
<v Speaker 0>failed to do so will be suspected of

00:35:56.224 --> 00:35:58.704
<v Speaker 0>hiding that activity from US officials. The new

00:35:58.704 --> 00:36:01.265
<v Speaker 0>guidance unveiled by the state department on Wednesday

00:36:01.265 --> 00:36:03.825
<v Speaker 0>directs US diplomats to conduct an online presence

00:36:03.825 --> 00:36:06.645
<v Speaker 0>review to look for any indication of hostility

00:36:06.720 --> 00:36:10.160
<v Speaker 0>toward the citizen culture, government institutions, or founding

00:36:10.160 --> 00:36:13.200
<v Speaker 0>principles of the United States. If you wanna

00:36:13.200 --> 00:36:16.320
<v Speaker 0>come here and go to school, in my

00:36:16.320 --> 00:36:20.740
<v Speaker 0>opinion, you should not be an Iranian sympathizer.

00:36:24.434 --> 00:36:26.515
<v Speaker 0>You should you should want to come here

00:36:26.515 --> 00:36:29.395
<v Speaker 0>and enjoy the culture of America. But, of

00:36:29.395 --> 00:36:31.954
<v Speaker 0>course, you get into our colleges and, you

00:36:31.954 --> 00:36:34.275
<v Speaker 0>know, they get exposed to a lot of

00:36:34.275 --> 00:36:38.350
<v Speaker 0>culture. A cable separately attained by political also

00:36:38.350 --> 00:36:41.630
<v Speaker 0>instructs diplomats to flag any advocacy for aid

00:36:41.630 --> 00:36:44.110
<v Speaker 0>or support for foreign terrorists and and other

00:36:44.110 --> 00:36:46.110
<v Speaker 0>threats to US national security and support for

00:36:46.110 --> 00:36:49.310
<v Speaker 0>unlawful anti Semitic harassment violence. The screening for

00:36:49.310 --> 00:36:52.035
<v Speaker 0>anti Semitic activity match similar guidance given a

00:36:52.035 --> 00:36:54.755
<v Speaker 0>US citizenship and immigration services on the Department

00:36:54.755 --> 00:36:57.955
<v Speaker 0>of Homeland Security has been criticized as an

00:36:57.955 --> 00:37:04.380
<v Speaker 0>effort to crack down on opposition. So, again,

00:37:04.680 --> 00:37:06.840
<v Speaker 0>things you can agree or disagree with, but,

00:37:07.160 --> 00:37:11.420
<v Speaker 0>that's what's happening. X has been in a

00:37:11.720 --> 00:37:16.964
<v Speaker 0>major major lawsuit with the music publishers in

00:37:16.964 --> 00:37:20.484
<v Speaker 0>a very, very interesting article on torrent freak

00:37:20.484 --> 00:37:23.464
<v Speaker 0>dot com today. Worth the read. It basically

00:37:23.525 --> 00:37:27.125
<v Speaker 0>says x has been asking for discovery on

00:37:27.125 --> 00:37:31.440
<v Speaker 0>certain individuals in the music industry. They have

00:37:31.440 --> 00:37:35.920
<v Speaker 0>refused to turn this information over. And in

00:37:35.920 --> 00:37:39.860
<v Speaker 0>that case, all of a sudden, there's negotiations

00:37:40.080 --> 00:37:45.375
<v Speaker 0>going on for a settlement. Because, apparently, a

00:37:45.375 --> 00:37:49.695
<v Speaker 0>group called the NMPA, which is basically sending

00:37:49.695 --> 00:37:52.175
<v Speaker 0>takedown notices to people that play music on

00:37:52.175 --> 00:37:59.810
<v Speaker 0>x, there is some indication because they did

00:37:59.810 --> 00:38:06.530
<v Speaker 0>not want to provide information that they're gonna

00:38:06.530 --> 00:38:13.265
<v Speaker 0>go into a settlement. It's It's very coincidental.

00:38:14.525 --> 00:38:18.684
<v Speaker 0>And this goes to show that one was

00:38:18.684 --> 00:38:21.405
<v Speaker 0>trying to feed the other. Basically, one was

00:38:21.405 --> 00:38:23.585
<v Speaker 0>doing actions to try to build a case,

00:38:24.605 --> 00:38:27.085
<v Speaker 0>and they don't want that information, at least

00:38:27.085 --> 00:38:30.299
<v Speaker 0>this is my understanding. May not be the

00:38:30.299 --> 00:38:37.339
<v Speaker 0>case, my opinion. This discovery is important to

00:38:37.339 --> 00:38:40.779
<v Speaker 0>show that NMPA uses takedown notices campaign as

00:38:40.779 --> 00:38:43.885
<v Speaker 0>a tool to inflict maximum pain on x

00:38:43.885 --> 00:38:47.505
<v Speaker 0>and motivate Elon Musk to sign music licensing

00:38:47.724 --> 00:38:50.204
<v Speaker 0>agreements. But they say, oh, no. No. We

00:38:50.204 --> 00:38:52.944
<v Speaker 0>weren't doing that. We're just asking for removals.

00:38:59.160 --> 00:39:02.040
<v Speaker 0>In space news, Firefly is announcing commercial lunar

00:39:02.040 --> 00:39:05.080
<v Speaker 0>imagery services. So if you wanna see what

00:39:05.080 --> 00:39:08.200
<v Speaker 0>the if you have a commercial reason to

00:39:08.200 --> 00:39:10.920
<v Speaker 0>need mapping of the moon, Firefly is going

00:39:10.920 --> 00:39:14.835
<v Speaker 0>to provide that. I'm sure that customer list

00:39:14.835 --> 00:39:22.435
<v Speaker 0>is very long. It will provide imagery using

00:39:22.435 --> 00:39:26.670
<v Speaker 0>instruments placed on its Electra spacecraft. The system

00:39:26.670 --> 00:39:29.070
<v Speaker 0>will use telescopes from the LAUN's Livermore National

00:39:29.070 --> 00:39:37.630
<v Speaker 0>Laboratory with ultraviolet invisible sensors. So, kinda similar

00:39:37.630 --> 00:39:40.785
<v Speaker 0>to the LRO. I don't know how much

00:39:40.785 --> 00:39:42.465
<v Speaker 0>of this has been paid for by the

00:39:42.465 --> 00:39:44.545
<v Speaker 0>US government, but it's interesting it's gonna be

00:39:44.545 --> 00:39:49.025
<v Speaker 0>a commercial service. Now during World War two

00:39:49.025 --> 00:39:52.085
<v Speaker 0>and other conflicts, there's been issues where individuals

00:39:52.465 --> 00:39:56.280
<v Speaker 0>had certain expertise have been automatically brought into

00:39:56.280 --> 00:39:58.280
<v Speaker 0>the military and sworn in at a very

00:39:58.280 --> 00:40:01.720
<v Speaker 0>high rank. It's not unprecedented. It's happened many

00:40:01.720 --> 00:40:04.940
<v Speaker 0>times. They do that for doctors, for nurses,

00:40:05.880 --> 00:40:07.640
<v Speaker 0>you know, they train as doctors, and they

00:40:07.640 --> 00:40:09.480
<v Speaker 0>come in, and they're given they don't go

00:40:09.480 --> 00:40:15.225
<v Speaker 0>through traditional boot camp per se or or

00:40:15.225 --> 00:40:19.385
<v Speaker 0>officer training school. They just come in and

00:40:19.385 --> 00:40:23.830
<v Speaker 0>are given a a rank. The army said

00:40:23.830 --> 00:40:26.550
<v Speaker 0>a press release that four executives, Shaiman Sanker,

00:40:26.550 --> 00:40:29.830
<v Speaker 0>CTO at Palantir Palantir, which is a big

00:40:29.830 --> 00:40:34.985
<v Speaker 0>defense contractor, Andrew Boswich, CTO at Meta, Kevin

00:40:35.125 --> 00:40:38.885
<v Speaker 0>Weil, chief product officer at OpenAI, and Bob

00:40:38.885 --> 00:40:41.605
<v Speaker 0>McGraw, an adviser at Thinking Machine Labs and

00:40:41.605 --> 00:40:45.285
<v Speaker 0>former chief research officer at OpenAI, were being

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<v Speaker 0>commissioned at lieutenant colonel, this part of the

00:40:49.980 --> 00:40:52.720
<v Speaker 0>program called attachment two thou two zero one,

00:40:52.940 --> 00:40:57.180
<v Speaker 0>the army's executive innovation course. The VIN was

00:40:57.180 --> 00:40:59.260
<v Speaker 0>get to skip the usual process of going

00:40:59.500 --> 00:41:02.000
<v Speaker 0>taking a direct commission course at Fort Benning,

00:41:02.244 --> 00:41:04.085
<v Speaker 0>and they won't need to complete the army

00:41:04.085 --> 00:41:07.205
<v Speaker 0>fitness test. Except what they're gonna be done

00:41:07.205 --> 00:41:09.365
<v Speaker 0>is they're gonna be reservists that will be

00:41:09.365 --> 00:41:12.165
<v Speaker 0>called active duty and serve for a period

00:41:12.165 --> 00:41:15.865
<v Speaker 0>of time and giving probably apply to security

00:41:15.925 --> 00:41:19.600
<v Speaker 0>clearance and probably giving advice to the government.

00:41:20.940 --> 00:41:22.380
<v Speaker 0>The role in the Army Reserve is to

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<v Speaker 0>work on targeted projects to help or guide

00:41:24.540 --> 00:41:27.280
<v Speaker 0>rapid and scalable tech solution to complex problems.

00:41:27.740 --> 00:41:29.740
<v Speaker 0>So in other words, they're going to activate

00:41:29.740 --> 00:41:35.485
<v Speaker 0>them as reservist, then they'll be able to

00:41:35.485 --> 00:41:38.125
<v Speaker 0>have direct see, they got this commercial thing

00:41:38.125 --> 00:41:40.685
<v Speaker 0>and they got the it's kind of been

00:41:40.685 --> 00:41:43.325
<v Speaker 0>of a can of worms, but we've been

00:41:43.325 --> 00:41:46.750
<v Speaker 0>doing this a long time. The The new

00:41:46.750 --> 00:41:48.430
<v Speaker 0>reservists will serve about a hundred and twenty

00:41:48.430 --> 00:41:51.790
<v Speaker 0>hours a year, three weeks, so they're not

00:41:51.790 --> 00:41:55.150
<v Speaker 0>gonna get much pay. And we'll have a

00:41:55.150 --> 00:41:59.470
<v Speaker 0>lot of flexibility to work remotely. Interesting. They'll

00:41:59.470 --> 00:42:02.290
<v Speaker 0>work on helping I'm requiring more commercial tech.

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<v Speaker 0>So it's, again, a little bit of a

00:42:05.255 --> 00:42:07.095
<v Speaker 0>conflict of interest. I don't know how that

00:42:07.095 --> 00:42:12.954
<v Speaker 0>is gonna be resolved because there's definitely rules.

00:42:13.655 --> 00:42:16.135
<v Speaker 0>It it's I'd love I would love to

00:42:16.135 --> 00:42:19.700
<v Speaker 0>see the conflict of interest, agreement on that.

00:42:21.120 --> 00:42:24.980
<v Speaker 0>So it's a little bit of an eyebrowzer.

00:42:26.480 --> 00:42:31.375
<v Speaker 0>It I did I say browser? Yeah. EyeRiser,

00:42:31.375 --> 00:42:36.654
<v Speaker 0>I guess. Eye BrowRiser. Krispy Kreme, have you

00:42:36.654 --> 00:42:38.974
<v Speaker 0>shopped there lately? They've confirmed a data breach

00:42:38.974 --> 00:42:41.454
<v Speaker 0>after a ransomware attack. So Krispy Kreme has

00:42:41.454 --> 00:42:43.620
<v Speaker 0>given up your data through a security breach.

00:42:45.140 --> 00:42:46.420
<v Speaker 0>And how many of you are looking forward

00:42:46.420 --> 00:42:50.200
<v Speaker 0>to the foldable iPhone? Well, sometime next year.

00:42:50.740 --> 00:42:53.140
<v Speaker 0>But you better start saving your twenty dollar

00:42:53.140 --> 00:42:56.900
<v Speaker 0>bills, not pennies. Actually, start saving hundred dollar

00:42:56.900 --> 00:43:00.275
<v Speaker 0>bills because apparently, this thing is gonna come

00:43:00.275 --> 00:43:03.875
<v Speaker 0>out at about twenty one hundred bucks. I'm

00:43:03.875 --> 00:43:06.755
<v Speaker 0>sorry. I'll just use an iPad. I I

00:43:06.755 --> 00:43:11.315
<v Speaker 0>don't need a phone that that expensive. If

00:43:11.315 --> 00:43:14.130
<v Speaker 0>you work at Microsoft, Microsoft's gonna cut thousand

00:43:14.130 --> 00:43:17.490
<v Speaker 0>more jobs mainly in sales. AI is being

00:43:17.490 --> 00:43:20.770
<v Speaker 0>blamed, but deeper strategic and financial motives may

00:43:20.770 --> 00:43:25.490
<v Speaker 0>be at play. I I can't, let people

00:43:25.490 --> 00:43:28.495
<v Speaker 0>go right now. There's no way. We're getting

00:43:28.495 --> 00:43:30.735
<v Speaker 0>more done than we ever got done because

00:43:30.735 --> 00:43:36.835
<v Speaker 0>we're using AI as an assistant. Yeah. But

00:43:37.295 --> 00:43:41.790
<v Speaker 0>might be financial. The European Space Agency is

00:43:41.790 --> 00:43:43.470
<v Speaker 0>getting in on the prediction. They say life

00:43:43.470 --> 00:43:45.230
<v Speaker 0>on Mars, humans will live in a huge

00:43:45.230 --> 00:43:47.310
<v Speaker 0>space oasis on the red planet in just

00:43:47.310 --> 00:43:50.350
<v Speaker 0>fifteen years. Well, not if Elon keeps blowing

00:43:50.350 --> 00:43:53.090
<v Speaker 0>up rockets on the, on the test stand.

00:43:56.125 --> 00:43:58.605
<v Speaker 0>Space manufacturing company, Varda, has gotten clearance to

00:43:58.605 --> 00:44:05.965
<v Speaker 0>launch a more unmanned rockets. So, this award

00:44:05.965 --> 00:44:07.885
<v Speaker 0>clears Varda to pursue its goals of launching

00:44:07.885 --> 00:44:09.885
<v Speaker 0>tiny factories into space where they can take

00:44:09.885 --> 00:44:12.869
<v Speaker 0>advantage of low gravity to build things that

00:44:12.869 --> 00:44:15.349
<v Speaker 0>can't be manufactured on Earth. Oh, really? What

00:44:15.349 --> 00:44:19.430
<v Speaker 0>is that? The space building business, cofounded by

00:44:19.430 --> 00:44:22.569
<v Speaker 0>former SpaceX engineer, Will Brewe, in twenty twenty,

00:44:22.869 --> 00:44:24.985
<v Speaker 0>has used Rocket Labs hardware to get in

00:44:24.985 --> 00:44:26.905
<v Speaker 0>orbit. For future chips, it'll use a range

00:44:26.905 --> 00:44:29.945
<v Speaker 0>of platforms including SpaceX. Its next mission is

00:44:29.945 --> 00:44:32.825
<v Speaker 0>only days away. And if it all goes

00:44:32.825 --> 00:44:35.465
<v Speaker 0>well, a three hundred kilogram or or a

00:44:35.465 --> 00:44:38.365
<v Speaker 0>basically six hundred and sixty pound Winnebago spacecraft

00:44:38.425 --> 00:44:41.470
<v Speaker 0>will spend months in space doing what we

00:44:41.470 --> 00:44:45.390
<v Speaker 0>don't know. Oh, they're also going to the

00:44:45.390 --> 00:44:50.910
<v Speaker 0>first oh, they tested a, form of anti

00:44:50.910 --> 00:44:56.315
<v Speaker 0>age drug called ritonavir. I saw something today.

00:44:56.315 --> 00:44:58.955
<v Speaker 0>I was just, going through, and it was

00:44:58.955 --> 00:45:06.235
<v Speaker 0>basically there's a new drug. If you've heard

00:45:06.235 --> 00:45:10.390
<v Speaker 0>of PrEP, it's a drug that is, basically

00:45:10.450 --> 00:45:14.790
<v Speaker 0>a preventative for HIV. And, to my understanding,

00:45:14.849 --> 00:45:19.010
<v Speaker 0>it's a daily dosage. And there's I didn't

00:45:19.010 --> 00:45:21.224
<v Speaker 0>know this, but apparently, there's another thing out

00:45:21.224 --> 00:45:24.744
<v Speaker 0>there that allows you I don't know. There's

00:45:24.744 --> 00:45:27.065
<v Speaker 0>a couple of medicines now, but apparently, this

00:45:27.065 --> 00:45:30.204
<v Speaker 0>new one, is a shot every six months.

00:45:31.065 --> 00:45:35.340
<v Speaker 0>So, very, very interesting in that regard. Anyway,

00:45:35.400 --> 00:45:37.500
<v Speaker 0>just saw this thing about them talking about,

00:45:38.440 --> 00:45:42.360
<v Speaker 0>doing space testing on the anti AIDS drug

00:45:42.360 --> 00:45:45.400
<v Speaker 0>ritonavir, and it remind me of what I

00:45:45.400 --> 00:45:48.615
<v Speaker 0>saw. DuckDuckGo browser now protects you from fake

00:45:48.615 --> 00:45:51.975
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00:45:51.975 --> 00:45:55.575
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00:45:55.575 --> 00:45:58.350
<v Speaker 0>this last article today could be the most

00:45:58.750 --> 00:46:02.590
<v Speaker 0>shocking don't go. The most shocking of them

00:46:02.590 --> 00:46:06.990
<v Speaker 0>all. Here's the headline from independent dot co

00:46:06.990 --> 00:46:10.965
<v Speaker 0>dot u k. The Earth. Yes. The Earth

00:46:11.045 --> 00:46:13.605
<v Speaker 0>could be soon flung out of orbit and

00:46:13.605 --> 00:46:18.325
<v Speaker 0>into the sun. Oh my god. The Earth

00:46:18.325 --> 00:46:20.965
<v Speaker 0>could be so soon flung out of orbit

00:46:20.965 --> 00:46:23.125
<v Speaker 0>or into the sun, all thanks to a

00:46:23.125 --> 00:46:27.530
<v Speaker 0>passing star. Where is this passing star? In

00:46:27.530 --> 00:46:31.770
<v Speaker 0>a computer simulation, of course. It's really not

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<v Speaker 0>Shelby back here with everyone on money. Now

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<v Speaker 0>it's funny for those of you that hung

00:47:06.190 --> 00:47:08.270
<v Speaker 0>out. So I'm I'm watching on the corner

00:47:08.270 --> 00:47:10.505
<v Speaker 0>of my eye. And soon as I said

00:47:10.505 --> 00:47:15.385
<v Speaker 0>the last article, everyone bailed from YouTube. Almost

00:47:15.385 --> 00:47:20.105
<v Speaker 0>everybody had to leave. But you never know

00:47:20.105 --> 00:47:22.365
<v Speaker 0>when I'm gonna have something special to say

00:47:23.260 --> 00:47:26.060
<v Speaker 0>and, you know, something extra that makes you

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<v Speaker 0>worthwhile staying. I don't have that today. So

00:47:28.300 --> 00:47:30.380
<v Speaker 0>everyone, thanks for being here. And, hey, all

00:47:30.380 --> 00:47:32.800
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00:47:33.740 --> 00:47:36.300
<v Speaker 0>You have permission to, consume all of this

00:47:36.300 --> 00:47:39.045
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00:47:39.045 --> 00:47:42.565
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00:47:42.565 --> 00:47:45.125
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00:47:45.125 --> 00:47:47.285
<v Speaker 0>understand what I just said. Alright, everyone. Thank

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<v Speaker 0>you for being here. I'll be back here

00:47:48.405 --> 00:47:50.005
<v Speaker 0>on Monday for another edition show. Thank you

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<v Speaker 0>so much for being here. Have a great

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