The blaze radio network on demand that this was a sound last night about three. I am eastern time, that is the sound of stitches being released. The award for them most busy and important job in the world today goes to MIKE Palm PEO. He has been the Secretary State for Fort team Days And yet he's manning the post of America's top diplomat at a time when war is very real, a very real possibility in multiple places, Asia. He has already travelled to North Korea, not once but twice, and nobody even knew about it. If my math is correct, let's see was the one that's two more times than anybody from the private,

two administrations travelled over there. In more than sixteen years now, the four. Of these labours in the last year or two with President Trump have been huge pressure. In tromp may be the first? U S sitting president to sit down with a new korean leader. Is that good? said bad. We don't know so far It has been good. Palm pale return from North Korea just last night. This time he arrived with three american citizens that have been held. Active for years in a north korean labour camp, the law, S time the United States negotiated the release of. U S. Captives involve the Obama administration, a ran, And a bribe of over four hundred million dollars in cash news Lastly, the dictators of the world we do business that way anymore. Now backed upon pale for a second while the

central conflict in Asia seems to be going. Well, there's a say: in conflict. This one in the Middle EAST is began the heat up last night. Wasn't of it. Spawn. Pale was arriving in the United States last night. A ran was doing something they ve ever done before. Listen visit. You're listening to the sound of a rainy and rockets taking off from Syria on their way to northern Israel, last night, the iranian Codes Force launch there First attack ever on Israel from inside Syria the iron dome surface to air defence system was very busy engaging up to twenty missiles at a time. The idea as has been anticipating this attack and immediately launched a counter attack. There was An all out strike on

every iranian goods force location inside of Syria. Up to fifty Iranian targets were struck. This is not the end of this conflict. You can bank on the fact that this is merely the opening salvo from both sides. The now Israel and ran the question is: did it officially begin last night. The question is: did it officially begin last night, so MIKE Palm PEO problem. The busiest in Morton most important man in the world right now. Good luck! praying for your success no pressure anything but it? Is the world may rest in your hands?

It's Thursday may ten year, listening to the Glen. That programme you know, is there truth anymore, do We do do even recognize that there is truth, there's a lot of truth that we can argue about. You know, is there a god? Well, I believe there is, but is my belief. You can't prove it is Not a god, you can't prove it well we're you know we're living in a multi verse No, maybe not prove it. You can't solar some things that we can argue about, but we can never proof, and we all have to stop pretending that we know the answer, because we don't we, the answer that we are comfortable with. But there are some things that Truth matters.

And we are now living in a post, modern world that teaches us there. Is no truth. There is no truth. Your truth. You know one one man's terrorist is: it is another man's freedom fighter. Well, I think Israel they Israel was wrong in this we can. We can take the facts. The situation in and we can look at weary the poison coming from. But nobody's gonna, give you an objective truth on their there's, no right or wrong anymore in in Ireland. They are now trying to ban abortions So what happens? Well, Youtube, has decided to ban all pro life videos for them? leading up to this vote in Ireland,

Oh, if you have approached pro point of view, It's too dangerous. It's too dangerous its debts, it's not right. It's it's! It's again their policies now. I'm sure they'll solve this until the EU? No once the election is over in in time on Youtube. There the new channel that that is showing parents talk, to their children, about gender, listen south, Person with a winner, Hammond girl. What is that person a girl the boy, a female behold. Gender identity, Some people said they were about to be a different gender there Anywhere dresses and some people said they wanted Some people different gender- they didn't want you to be a girl people were

No I'd data now you're they them people should call you your actual gender. They then she heard him or none myself identify has Trans Non Binary, so the sir I'm going gonna have. All of this is gonna, be gone. I feel about that. Dell, I still have mixed feelings: howlings engendered infinity, Is this confusing yet. Now, there's infinity genders, Fidgety. There's only there's only your truth. There is no truth x Y chromosome.

Remember a chinese dress on a white girl in high school or in indian character on a cartoon show or of mommy sandwich should a college cafeteria sombrero a headdress, kimono poncho. My culture is not your problem. Dress. Does anybody notice that this is all becoming a laughing stock? This is all this is going to be remembered in history. As the moment, the world went insane. The hunt began with trace amounts of legitimacy without Ray Understandably, offensive things, but there it just kind of spiralling into an ever growing list of offences. So so numerous where these offences, and so minor that they had to create a term for them? They called them. Micro, aggressions

and now the entire world is a micro aggression doesn't matter you get up in the morning. You are performing a micro aggression on somebody. The Atlantic has just published a nineteen hundred word examination of the concept of culture. Appropriation which lies at the heart of all of these identity politics in the pc culture. In other words, it is the ultimate MA crow aggression. One startling revelation: the chinese dress that the woman war as her prom dress in what has become a firestorm of political correctness that dress in fact was co opted from European culture, yes, was culturally appropriated. The echo title every cultural up, every culture appropriates, and it examines many examples of the so called cultural appropriation throughout history. Inclusion is potent quoting

the policeman of cultural. Procreation. Don't think that way. They have a morality tale to tell one. Stern victimization of non western peoples, a Asia so extreme that it is true, here by a westerns girl purchase of a chinese dress, designed precisely so that chinese girls could live more like western girls, but to tell the story. The policeman of cultural appropriation must crush and deformed much of the truth of cultural history and in the access, demean and, And in and make baby talk make babies out of the people they supposedly champion. Amid the cries of appropriation. There is an utter brilliance at play.

At least there was by accusing people of using power to intimidate less powerful people they become empowered? That is the idea right. That's brilliant, however it's beginning now to act. Outfox the rule makers become because web violations and aggressions and offensives of grown so thick ends I find that it is so soon and that the very people who contrived it in the first place the people who came up with it, the people who were teaching it are now starting to fall into their own trap. The culture police who have devoted their entire lives too supposing the injustices have themselves become the insensitive and ignorant bullies. Supposedly pursued. Its mind numbing. They behaviour.

Incredibly, sharpen massively intelligent there World, of course, fines spaces and theories A life of abstractions. There is no black and white is a revolution. Its combative. Losing with rancor. And now those are the followers. You have just follow the lead of professors who most often, especially in the humanities, sell all of these ideas as facts But there are no facts what we, I've learned is theirs tremendous power and accusations of racism and privilege, and with these accusations they become. Powerful and what the approach to effective. So immune to any other argument. Is that Sophocles bases. Pulse modernism, relative ism.

All fuse together. You have nothing but a group of ideas that disagree with themselves and if you argue, those ideas that are in conflict with one another. You the bead laughed away if it wasn't for the foundational premise that there is no objective truth. Only your truth, low linsky. He wrote on the subject relativism he's I am not concerned if this faith in people is regarded as a prime truth and therefore a contradiction of what I have already written for life the story of contradictions yes, it is, it is a story of contradictions. Mr Linsky. But the world doesn't live in chaos and the doesn't like chaos and people can't live in chaos. Contrary Dixons do exist, no doubt, but there

are there like tangled wires? Some point nothing works and you have to track that wire all the way back to find out if it's even plugged in if you Can untangle the wires people will untangle them because it make life easier, safer, or understandable. The left doesn't see it. They have become the authority, the power structure, the bullies they ve taken control to them. Their voices deserve to be the loudest, and no one with opinions, contrary to their is deserves to be speaking at all. Except there is a new politics that is forming The intellectual dark web, the man

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have. You noticed the lack of video. I would say from the left on the triumphant return of these three american citizens. That's a real stunner Glenn. I can understand why my I have I know, but this one is a pretty big. I mean this is there's no partisan politics in this one at all this rate american story, because I'm you know, as I said, somewhat sceptical of weather, in ten years will look back at this North Korea thing and be excited about it. I don't know I mean I am I'm really hopeful, We ve come a long way, but we want no vote and we won't know. We won't know till Travis long out of office, whether this actually works or direct And so I'm a sceptic on that. However, whether you Gallagher on that or not. These are three people coming This, in a way.

It somewhat similar to this. You know, but much better than what happened with IRAN. I mean we pay them but your money and they give us their hostages. While I thought that the terrible idea, I'm so glad hostages are back here. This is real hope and How does your back? We have given them anything yet so. This is considerably better, both scenario so glad is that their back on our soil? But I'm stir I mean it shows how deeply disturbed the people in the media have become, I will say date. Aid to heard a very lengthy segment on CNN earlier today in which they were pretty cool. Lamentably, about the way it went down, there has been some. There has been some and you know, with Trump This is good as your ever gonna get me. I honestly he could you know they hate him office. Yeah, but it's not a universal. I mean there are those exceptions and I hope I have to tell you. Why

I wrote or editor this morning and said hello We unawares the video where the stories, because the stories are remarkable- these three men are remarkable people. And having seen enough that, yet there there really there all three devout Christians who are who were in North Korea trying to help people you know that they were all three teachers they they they may have been involved in. You know underground activity of trying to help Christians in North Korea. I don't Firstly, have a problem with that. I mean, I think that makes them heroic. I dont think that they were CIA, spies, They also, I am not sure that they weren't there, you know Undermining the the atheist aspect of North Korea, trying to help. You know believers and help people escape, and I don't have a problem with you nose. Ebay maker, contrition camp riddled commune

country I am all for these I think they're heroes, returning in and we should, a king, the triumph fear, but also who these guys really are welcome home to three Americans. They're all they're, all South Koreans or Koreans and and move to the United States naturalised. U S, citizen the first one is king, down to he was taken by the north korean police known on. October, told her second, twenty fifteen he was accused of spying He is a resident of Virginia and we all know that if you live in Virginia, what else is in Virginia Stew

the farm, the farm, the farm firms, see, I see a yeah. So if you're a resident of Virginia same right, so he asked him. Even he didn't have very good. He became an american citizen, a nineteen eighty, seven he's lived His wife in China's two thousand one. He worked just across the north korean border in a special economic zone where he ran a hotel service company. He is also a pastor. This is his biggest crime. I'll bet, you very little was known about his status until a news crew interviewed him during their visit in January twenty sixteen, he told reporters during a new conference organized is to buy Kim Jong on that he was a spy allergies for stealing military secrets in confusion with South Koreans and called his own actions unpardonable and you.

After take his word on that one, oh yeah, he will say they have the North Korea, of course, not. Korea excuse accused him of receiving a usb drive in various papers containing nuclear secrets during a meeting with defector of the regime one day to the trial. He was sentenced to ten years of four heart of hard labor for his supposed espionage. The previous Teams of the regime have explained that they were also forced to make similar public declarations of their guilt after being tortured despite being innocent. So that's that's number one guy number two that came home yesterday was Kim a hack song, otherwise known as Jean. I think it's do song. He had working at the University of Science and technology in upon young how'd. He said

upon young junior year upon Yang Young Yang, so it's Pollyanna Young Yang, Pony Pyongyang Connie, Pyongyang, Tonia, young, I'm glad I live in America, gay! Wouldn't I wouldn't be able to be eight. I can't I can't Appropriate anybody's culture, because I can't speak it, I could barely speak. This barely speak English thoroughly line between a sumo ressler every way. What so upon Yang Young yapping Gang young gang put young here, I don't know I'm getting out of every year. Anyway. We call it pushed for mere because its put Yang Pyongyang University of Science and technology p. U s t anyway. He was working for that in Pyongyang, he was undertaking agricultural development and working with the schools.

Farm, so people from Pyongyang were were we're trying to figure out how to farm, which would be a good thing. In Pyongyang, because there is no far. There is no doubt that a lot of food donor now, unfortunately, so he was arrested at a railway station in Pyongyang, probably just yet Basically, however, you look at me. I probably salient yet exists the suspicion of committing. P again no hostile act so that a government he was boarding, a train headed for his home in Dang Dong, China Kim ease has been fifty mid fifties. He was born in China, educated, the university California A return to China after ten years of living in the? U S where he is a citizen was founded the university that he is work was working for found by evangelical Christians overseas and open in two thousand ten. They have

a number of american faculty members or or did you Those are generally children from the north's elite, not known whether he was being Oh, a sentence for his supposed hostile act. We have no idea why he was even prison, and there's Kim sang duck. Korean American Kim, saying don't known as Tony Kim, which I like better here and go with his also known as high as it always does. Tony came, he was arrested. At the main airport in beyond Yang, as you try to leave the country after teaching several weeks as it gets lecturer at post, He was at the same time University same university. He's a former professor of university science and technology in China, which is close to the korean border

his website list his specialities as accounting and I'm guessing that you get an accountant and steal the accounting secrets of North Here we gotta lotta zeros to add up over there, the right he graduated from the university, California, Riverside and ninety ninety a masters degree. Business administration, again steel, there, business, an accounting seek and we rule the world. It is late fifties. He was in Odin relief activities for children in rural parts of North Korea. He is a court Two sources, a religiously devoted man, so these are all of all three of these guys are evangelical Christians, whose deemed to be motivated to go over there to help people. He was dead and with his wife, they, Sudan, an international airport plenty seventeen, while waiting for a flight police later rested Kim, but not explain why his wife was I believe the country posts

the rest was not related to his work. At the university in Facebook, posts Kim Sung said that his family had no contact with them since the arrest- and he no until last night that he is soon to become a grandfather now so These are the three Americans that came home yesterday and all have an inner around cognac. Upon you play young yeah yeah, I don't ever have to go. I don't really care they are just some of the journalists who were there and they had to do so, in the lobby of the hotel, because you can't leave walk out of the street. Without without a government no chaperone, so they sat in the lobby of the hotel waiting for the pump. Oh to go up a Minos where his negotiation and they would come down and they will update the journal- ass? They sat in the lobby and The word is that they, including Pompey, oh, no, one, knew if they were taking them out. They didn't know he

now, if he was meeting Kim Jong Moon It was there and he did not know for sure that they are taking them out. Fingers crossed but no no two old knowledge that they were going to be able to remove the prisoners. Last night I mean it's been for weeks, but they did not know for sure there were actually get them out of their. What is it like to live in a state that is that down? I mean I don't ever want to know we doubt that we might be going that direction yeah, but What is it like to live in a state like that? Can you Imagine it is so much that you take for granted is just go on. I mean you can't walk side by yourself. That's again, it's typical of Americans. Myself to complain about many things that you know when you have something, very, very good, which has been the United States for its history.

When you see flaws- and that is the only thing you notice- it's like a pretty face with us- with a scar on it like it's the first thing you might notice. That being said, it hell of a lot better than what the ex going on over there. Well. Slow down over there is you know, for instance, you have a complaint. You dont make the complaint, you dont question the state ever and, and we think that we are so very religiously tolerant. However, there problems here in the United States. If you are, I mean to me what these guys did is there but over and they revenge ethical Christians and they were helping people, I'm sing daddy why they were actually spying on accounting secret having we're not supplying exaggerates. I think they were just Christians, helping possibly undercover Christians and big you're one when you do something like that, you know this is the risk, you know that the north korean regime may put you in prison forever and you do it because you believe What you are doing is more important than what happens to you and that's why

Guys are heroes that there are two stories. One is on the blaze today and the other one. Is it Glenn backed our com, two story same subject, and I think that the only ones you could find every anywhere about what's happening here in Dallas with religious persecution, and you know that Christians have been, you know all of it. Is about religious persecution and the ones who are really leading the charge on this. This time are the Jews I mean amazing. What the jewish people have done with the in Syria and trying to ring the bell in Syria. I find it remarkable this time it's not Christians that are in trouble. It is Jews that are in trouble here in Dallas, in the United States in a week. We all think that we can all live together and live side by side. There is a rabbi who is is not allowed to hold religious services in a play:

he's been holding religious services for like ten fifteen years. What's easy about this story. Is it first, you gonna go maybe there's some religious persecution. I dont know I mean, maybe do they have a point? You know you never one eye, you never want to jump to hey. This is happening because of what that peer person believes this. Since the only thing that you can come up with, because the latter as they they wanted to have a synagogue and the city keep rejecting and rejecting, rejecting, rejecting and keep adding new things. I gotta do this got to do this gotta. Do this got to do this while they do all of it and then the cities is now we need to do this and they do now we gotta do this well what they Happening here and the latest rejection the one that caught my eye was They needed a parking variants, four Saturday's? Okay? Well,

Why would we need a parking variants for Saturday is because Saturday is the Sabbath anyone who is coming to synagogue is walking began. As no orthodox jus can drive a car. Why do we need a variants I can operate until you give grant? me a variants. Would you won't grant me for parking which we won't use on Saturday. So one of the real strong organizations that stand up for religious liberty we have on the show. Many many times is involved in this fight and we, the rabbi coming in and he's, tell this story that there's something really wrong here with this and, if we believe in religious liberty, we have to uncover thee the the wounds.

Are currently being inflicted forget about the past. Let's take care the things that are currently happening and I will bring that story to you to read that story at the blaze dot com or at Glenn backed outcome and we have them coming in four in just a minute, but I really think we need to rally around, you know, should you in this story valid. I do but issue We shall find the story valid. I think we really need a rally around and change this behaviour. There is an opportunity for in the Jews to come together, unlike I've ever seen. Unlike ever before him history, a miracle is happening. Let's make sure they are committed, These know that we need to trust each other and we need stand hand in hand with judeo christian ethics, we're in

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truly unbelievable, we'll share at coming up here and, as the second also be joined by First Liberty Institute, these geyser their remarkable what they do. Ok, still what? What else do we have that we have to we have to get to today? We have an unbelievable third, our. Read this yet still the world without mind the existential threat of big tat, Dick big tat, I peace by about this. Yes, I've got a little longer would really good this. This I didn't hear you really frightening, he's talking about now deep fakes and deep fakes or something- and we ve been talking about for maybe five fears and saying you know, you're not gonna, be able to believe your eyes, because it's got there a. I will be so good at imitating you and I

able to make you do anything. You won't be able to believe your ears, who, I believe, will be able to believe your eyes, and he says fake news. Just the beginning! Next, five years you will to believe anything. Now. What Does that mean what does that mean to humanity it? deeper conversation that we must have. We can talk about all the problems that are happening now, but the problems just caused by tech that are, over the horizon are crippling. If we don't deal with them now, it's true an end. This builds nicely off of what we saw from Google yesterday, where They are now you're. The new Google assistant will make phone calls to reserve restaurants for you, and you can tell the different kettle. It cannot tell the difference between a human and end. The Google assistant and its grip

it's really really great. But with that come having heavy prices debate in our freedom and in our privacy back. So what should imagine that? you're living in a and a neighborhood in, and you walk to church every you know every Sunday and and youth, you move there, because the churches great in any way I walked in church and then somebody in the neighborhood moves in after about a decade and doesn't like that and wants to change all the rules and wants your church to shut down. And start using all of these are all of these laws. Petty things to irritate, to frustrate and to get you to move. After, while you might say, you know at least Cisco, especially

The church was in a house and it wasn't a big. You know edifice that cost you a lot of money to build, but now let me let me change one variable. You belong to a church that requires you to walk on Sundays, so you can't live very far for the church and you and all of your other congregants, you moved into that neighbourhood, because the Turkey was there, so you paid, price. You may have passed on a house that you really wanted someplace else, but you couldn't have it as you couldn't walked church so now all of you. If the church goes out you all have to move. You all have to change change. Schools with your kids. You have to choose, and your entire life just be as one guy says, rhino once you in my neighborhood now. How would you feel.

If the thing he was complaining about. Was, you didn't, have a parking variants for your Sabbath remember, No one in the congregation can drive, so there are no cars being parked on the Sabbath. Would you begin to say I think something's wrong here then It is the story that is happening here in Dallas, as I understand it, and it's not a church. It's a it's a synagogue, its of its jewish place of of worship and the people had been been, owing to the synagogue on Saturday? were caused the problem until one guy moved in and now they're on the ropes

We have Jeremy, we have Jeremy dice. He is the Deputy General Council of a first Liberty Institute, Chelsea Yeoman. She is council on this particular case. They are now in their third lawsuit and all they want to do is live out faithfully, be able to walk on the Sabbath to their to their small Liberty Institute, do I have general story right is that kind of what's happening here. That's exactly what's happening on our clients are so tenacious, and they have been dealing with obstacle after obstacle now for the last few years, at the hands of these neighbours that you mentioned at the hands of an age away there now, in there earth lawsuit and all they want to do is live out faithfully. The able to walk on the Sabbath to their to their small synagogue, meets in a small home in their neighborhood which is totally fine with with with all Oh zoning in Texas, I mean right, you can have a church or a synagogue, reining in your house and that's that's its action.

Illegal for a city to say a church. Can't me in his own in Texas, I mean, I think about it. At our churches could be SK from any jurisdiction. If zoning laws were enforced in slap right and there is No problem with this. I want you to take me down there. Odin and maybe rabbi I don't know who would be best to tell the story but you were fine and the h away was fine until This guy moves into the neighbourhood long after you guys have been there and he can play instead, the h away and the situation, we have no problem and then he starts a campaign to smear the h away and get to but to move away. Some of them get some of them so crazy that they just add move away and others he he put. People on the age away specific. It seems to come after you guys, correct, eventually he the president of the age away. It was up. It was a personal.

A suit from him. Then he joined the h away, became the president got board members to join a people to join the board. Pardon me and it became a lawsuit from the h away against the synagogue, and we were very isolated because we are members of the h away in the community and the two way was coming after us, but the age away, live within walking distance and ethics nervous. We have to sell our house, we have to go look somewhere, like you, exe playing she said now you don't understand now. This is fine. This is all fine. Let's just learn, to live together, yeah, let's, let's be neighbourly, let's be neighbours and we're walking to the synagogue and is actually quite nice and once the lawsuit came, tremendous anxiety on the part of the membership of the synagogue were taught my twenty five families maximum. All the people who live within walking distance in everybody's.

We have to sell our house, we have to go look somewhere, like you explained so beautifully in eloquently at the beginning, your literally gonna have to disrupt your entire life life yet If I'm not mistaken, I mean first of all, when he moved in the Hague? he claims is hurting his. His resale value of his house right, but is it house up for sale and did it was his house property who was a defect. In home prices when he bought it because I have been doing it for ten years before This excuse at every age away, complainant rashly has, is gonna hurt my my my home values, this the perfect com, since I've governed bureaucracy overrun everybody's favorite, nay, Asia way under the rights legislative here in the free exercise of that on certain property and, as Chelsea pointed out They have a right to be able to be there as a matter of right under the city ordnance. Here. What were quote quibbling over right now after

many round of discussions with the city of Dallas. Is our six parking spaces, for goodness sake for four obligation that doesn't drive on the Sabbath. You think. It would be a simple solution here to allow people to go there, but ill underline all this is exactly. As you pointed out, there is a it desired to push back on the specific group of religious exercise. As I don't know, who's been no you're, but remember Rabbi rich? Had his car vandalized with the spray painting of us swastika on added? No, they ve had been do you get a grant from the federal government? It maintained better security at their. Their place of worship because of a threat we have come in here, but that's it. What happens when we do and allow people to have the freedom to peacefully exercise their religious beliefs, and that's why first liberties involved in this case from the beginning. I'm sorry rabbi that somebody did that to you and I'm sorry for

Oliver Hugger that no longer feel that they are safe in their own neighborhood yeah, pretty disconcerting and we had the Mazurka, which is the parchment that we on the doorway, nor, if it off and it thrown about twenty feet in front of the door on the sidewalk and front Oh I mean these. Things happened all around the same time when the lawsuit was coming in It was very, very difficult as a rabbi congregation people were. The fear and anxiety in the isolation was tremendous, difficult thing to deal with, so What is the solution here I mean: are we how too? Because this is the aim We keep saying. If I'm not mistaken, gotta do this and then you do it and you gotta. Do this than you do it? You have to do this than you do it. And there is a never ending laundry list- is that accurate

that's accurate. We actually won the lawsuit against the h away and then they put the ball to the city of Dallas, and so that's where we are now in a separate lawsuit with the city of Dallas who, as you mentioned, just continue to issue this laundry list item after item after item for the congregation to do an because, because clients want to be good neighbours and they want to resolve this amicably Dave met. Reasonable requirement on that list over there is now they have done every single thing: the city required an ironic the last thing. The city asked of them was to get a parking variants, and so even as we mention day, they walk on the Sabbath equivalent of six spots that they're looking for. We were still wind. We still applied at the city's request to get the variants and were ultimately d So that's where four phases of those sitting, just as you have to get one and then the city won't give them one. That's right! That's ok, that its bureaucracy- space and why won't they give you the variants? Well, they relate,

listen to the h away. The HIV showed up. They took off work of four days to come to all of these hearings to testify person after person against our congregation and say we like, just liberty, but we don't want a synagogue here and I think that's the So we went every every listener and every viewer to understand is really your bible. Seti could be next year. Church could be next if a neighborhood decide that they just like religious liberty, but not really your religious liberty. I think it's. If I may, I think it is worse. For Jews. Then my Bible study, because I can choose to have my Bible study at somebody else's house hey. So it's a lot easier, but rabbi. If I'm not mistaken is sorry for butchering this, but there has to be for you to actually have a congregation

don't you have to have? I remember what is called a wire that runs around a roof? Ok right! Yes, so you had that, for how long will we ve at for it it's been in the neighborhood around twenty years has created a rigid. Levi different congregation, so but need that in order just carry just to mothers to go with strollers with their children to the synagogue. This is part of this is part of you know the Torah. And it is it's the boundaries of the synagogue at Grand and so that that alone. The maintenance on that is every week is not correct. No way that this this this is Like hey, I just started a Bible study. This has been something Everyone is aware of if you live in a jewish community, you know you live in a jewish community, most likely because you de lotta people walking on Friday night and Saturday, don't forget

Inequality, that's going on here outside the city. Thousands, this doesn't make much sense, but if you drive through Dallas Sea, like everybody except for other house, nobody uses her driveway or the garage ethnicity of Dallas. They work outside their house. So Really. What I know this is a game night that's taking place or is this As you know, the opera book of the month club that happens to be meeting this week. Is no different than all those things, but because the individuals are r r r, somewhat visually, obviously going to place of worship here, vapours pests. Luckily targeted here right and that's where the Clear discrimination is come out here, the not targeting the overbook them on the club, their target. People who are are walking to go and have their prayers. I will tell you there is a jewish community here. That is right by our my faiths temple with,

Temple and they're they're very to us, their very sacred, the coming that we sift the dirt like ten feet from the topsoil to take out any imperfect. In the debate and make sure no regional bottle caps very we'd. Take it seriously and it sacred ground. When my faith found out there was a synagogue on the other side which they knew, but they had never heard that they that that the community religious community says There's a mormon tax because on one side of the Temple, the houses are cheaper than the other side, because it takes the A pretty is so huge that it takes, I think, is an extra. A quarter of a mile walk. So people want to live on the other side My faith is putting a gate which I have never ever seen. I think it's the first time in our history that we are putting a gate on our.

And so the religious people religious community can walk across our property to git and not be, and not have to worry about. Well, I have this pay more to live on this side because of this property blocking the wet credible. I want you to know that there are there are millions of Christians who are not like that neighbor and this h away and we are, not living in the nineteen thirties and the nineteen forums anymore and there are millions of Christians of of all kinds of faith. That feel that way what's happening here is wrong. What is happening here is sheer bigotry It is clear, sheer bigotry, so Can we help?

I like to say this is the only case we have going on and it is the only situation, but we represent other synagogues read the country where represent other churches and other religious bodies around the country, all over the United States fearing the same issue here. In fact, we were looking at situation right now, where they described themselves as an underground synagogue for fear of the local community, rising against them on these issues, but I would encourage folks to go to first liberty, dot org. Let us figure out how help you, if you got a situation, is that your Bible study, if it's your Sabbath worship, whatever might be having an issue with religious land use? Let us work. With you, but evaluate the situation for those of you that facing that issue. I want you to understand. We provide legal services to rubber by rich and others. Pro bono, it's for free he'll, never get a bill from us The good news is, We usually win our cases at first Liberty, so if, if you're able to, if you need help, go to firstly, red dot, Org, let us help you out, but if you can help out this issue as well help us provide these legal services go to?

without organ, invest in these types of issues, how what's the next turn in this case while we filed our appeal of the seas, denial and were really really just hoping for as image in an amicable resolution that allows our congregants to pray where they live and deliver their, they pray. That's what we want to happen, you're not alone, let alone rabbi and it won't stand. It won't stand. God is a god of miracles and it won't stand. Thank you. Thank you for your support and for getting our message out. We appreciate anything. We can do you, let us know and anything we can do for liberty, you let us know

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congregation that this is not like a new neighbourhood. This is it. This is a neighborhood that has had a congregation of jewish people for twenty years. The the I'm sorry, I don't remember what it's called again. He too said was it the aerial, it's an aerial wire that goes around right. I had never heard of that before I put myself in having almost no cultural knowledge, however, a roof, these, then we are you ve, maybe, and its of its of war, here. That goes all the way around the the district. If you will of the synagogue, and so you have to stay within that wire. It's how many steps you can take. You know it's all Torah stuff all hold testament, and so it it is A defining wire ended. It also has other thing

to an I dont know if they please forgive me if your jewish but it, but it's really important. In fact, the rabbi has to walk it every week like Thursday and if it is broken, the city at least in New York. The city had to come up and repair it, so they would walk every Thursday, and it has to be repaired before the Sabbath. So it's a really big deal. Rennet, that's not something like hey we're just moving ain't. Just gonna have a Bible study; no, no. This is completely different. This is completely different, the Bible City, persecute sounding so crazy when you imitate him, but I don't know, I don't know what I mean is this crisis because it- anybody could run to anybody. You notably in hand, and you move it. If you need to right, I mean if I was having a Bible study, we could go over to Pats House regarding your her and we can drive that's

at the same with the tourist study, in other caution upon my head as realistic. This is why on earth would you want to live in a community if you felt this way about the people in it? You move into a jewish community and you just harass them for four years like what? What is that really ask you what's easier for that, guy to move or for twenty five family to move on with what move there, the first place. I don't know this has been there for a long time. Why isn't lunatic humidity? Probably because he didn't know? How would you not know you gonna wire aground, and now you don't really notice those things? Unless you know you don't notice any it's a big deal seems in red ably unlikely. You didn't look at the house on a Friday and Saturday and saw a bunch of orthodox real estate. Agent doesn't know about that. I mean what are the odds of it? I mean it's like kind of It seems like it just a harassment issue. It is a harassment and it seems like an anti semitic harassment and it's got to stop

southern about anybody else, but I had a hard time with the confirmation hearing stating that even watch them yesterday, sleek, who we're we're really becoming like. I don't care anymore this What is this one's really important? First of all, hassle is being can I am now for the director role of the CIA. Let me tell you something. You looks, can be deceiving. What do I mean use the director of the CIA. She looks like I don't know. Everybody's mom or grandma. Few totally reminds me my grandmother if Mama we saw me Jesus like oh come on, I just major pie and am also the director of the CIA. Why looks are deceiving here a little bit and quite Lastly, if she's ever done any operations on her, if she was ever an agent of that says to me then

everything you ever heard that, like the Tom cruise of the world, you know never hired by the CIA. Everyone owes us now. Cia you'll never see them that their. They're, so plain, Jane and normal that they just blend. And you would never hire a really good. Looking CIA agents as well She was at least he's not you know what I mean, not a not a model. We knew what you meant there, a critique of someone's appearance ass. She was white to know its cause. She was the talk was that she was this subject or at least a partial inspiration for us. RO dark. Thirty humour that movie that came out a few years ago, which is an awesome movie. Awesome Just wasn't Jessica testing that ever I don't guess alone. So, good. I mean it's such a good movie, but does It shows that was what there was the movie that jalopy wartime of time, because it showed how much information they actually got out of the

allegations and how effective they were, which is true, you know a lot of people. I d say it's not. I understand, there's people John Mccain, for example, whose in them You know he's in the middle of a real struggle. Comes out of these two still talking about how he you know is against torture and all those things in its. I understand it and he is a real point of It doesn't have a very strong point to a right of remembrance to have an incredibly strong opinion and no one will hold. You know with the imminent back, but the truth is that it you know whether it's right or wrong, it does work, and in this particular circumstance it wasn't torture, in my opinion, so but them these fantastic. I dont know that just catch hesitating and Gina has will really have that much in common, in several ways. Rise rose. I pray for example, right you don't seem to be refused. Into closer in ages. Can. I am- and I understand okay so here she is now she's she's been

questioned by the people who were, let's be honest, I'm about all of this right after nine eleven- and I remember saying to the CIA on the air, if you're CIA person, if you're a military person, you are asked to do this, my sure, that's a cent in Congress are on record because the we're going to turn around and blame you and that's it that what they ve done. Ok so here she is correcting Feinstein, in his memoirs, Former CIA consul General John Resolve, described how in two thousand five, Jose Rodriguez was promoted to be deputies. Cia director for operations and installed, as his chief of staff, an officer from the counter terrorism, who had previously run interrogation programme is that you,

senator I am so pleased you asked me that question yes or no will do so now an end for the record, if you, if you have your staff checked. Mr Rizzo has issued a correction, is It is true that it is high for in our understanding that is not accurate. Recently confirmed that it was. You know he issued a correction. Then she just seem to be right on that by the way there was a Action issued. Many new source has been a couple that have tried to hang by their reporting against all evidence, but It does appear that she did not oversea that those events, I'm just having a hard time. Seeing her enough, be like you know what I'm busy I'm busy, right? Now I get the kids off to school stuff but rip his fingernails out.

I have here a biscuit in the oven animal movement on without what do the water border I'm just area hard time seeing her that way, but maybe this is me for I get our ino a lot of this comes down to a moment in time right and you know at the time something that we do in training for our literary would never have been considered torture when it comes who terrorist red or on eleven o and again, we do it to our own troops. So if we do it, to our own troops. Why isn't anybody up in arms that we that our military is torturing our own military ever heard someone left? Could I say to stop this honour for never never I'm never I'm literary, never heard it, whilst I'm sure somebody's done it at some point, but I mean I I've never heard lengthy, please How important it is that we stop water morning our troops during training, if its torture of course you would want that

immediately, but it's because they No, it's not right, they know it's incredibly unpleasant they, but it's incredibly effective They know that they can win political points by calling a torture. Those are the three things they now so here, Here she is bad. Your question: taking Rhode, Island, Dennett, democratic, Senator Jack, read to task listen to this even operations, also whose cap he's being war aboard a vast fury. Simply. Would you determined that to be immoral and some That should never be done condoned in any way shape or form irresponsive today that civilized station. Don't do it bonanza the nation still or uncivilized groups. Do it the United such a civilised old nation, a civilized nation, was doing until was outlawed by the Us Congress. Senator, I would never obviously

poor inhumane treatment of any CIA officers, we ve lost CIA officers over the years to terrorist. I just gave an example: college Mohammed personally killed a Wall Street Journal Court. Spawned in and film that I don't think there's any comparison between CIA officer serving their country, adhering to U S, law and terrorist, who there. Very definition are not following anybody's law, but two the people in Congress, not so much, even though we told do you. This was going to happen, and we warned the CIA operatives there, a weasel the minute they change their mind. The minute you ve done. I mean I mean how many episodes of Jack Power do you need to watch before you figure out that. The weasels in washing are a pin it on you This happens in every single movie. They they, get what they want and then they pen everything they told you to do on you

when the real culprit is a nazi business. Man depopulating innocent was always into terrorism for oil parochial. She s a solution here. Let me let me give one more now: hearsay, CNN contributor, his name is fill mud. He was the CIA, don't you we agree with feel mud, but this time. Listen to this. I was a man, the CIA officers fifteen years ago, who spoke with the Congress in detail about the techniques we used. They told us. This was not tortured that comply with the constitution and their comply with. U S law, you can vote against Gina. Ass, but don't give me the collective amnesia about how it's on CIA, I want to talk to the centre, who told us that they representative our values inconveniently in two thousand to two thousand three, this representative: can values now that we don't face the same threat and that we have different senators? It's ok to attack one of my former colleagues. I am pissed off. This is collective amnesia,

we didn't do it. America did it it over it totally arise you to be a sea agent. If you think that the government in turn on you and say wait a minute. What you did, which was lawn, which was fine at the time, were now gonna. Destroy you no way. The only positive about not having term limits is that many of these senators were eaten, I mean they were, actually did meetings on the early civil war. I learn that the Gulf WAR and and win the war in Iraq and end because of that People like Feinstein we're around for those regions. They were there. They knew these things happening. There is lying to you now when Feinstein says she remembers the cold war she's most likely talking about the revolutionary war and they had to burn the fire was so gold is to you. That is what I remember it being very crossing that river it I said, I'm not getting into the boat

me tell you about gold line. The volatility in the world than you think time still. That is more. I mean up in the air right now we're you'd really dont know? What's gonna happen tomorrow in so far as the globe? yeah, I'm in cheese. The Middle EAST is an Good thing is, there is put. Maybe he comes out? Ok and the other ethical that we really dont know. We have no idea, that's why we're send people from the Middle EAST for our forgeries violation is going well, there are just look for things falling on you. If there's something that look very bright and his coming towards you go the other generations who, a pretty falling star wrong. Anyway, if things are, you know all up in the air yesterday, it could be the beginning of a war between Israel and ran, and that is the next war, whether it started or that last night or not, I dont know,

Next week my gosh were opening the embassy there in Jerusalem. What what what could happen there about North Korea. Even if things stay stable and the economy continues to grow, inflation is gonna, grow as well, because we're starting to spend the money and that's when inflation happens, and so our interest rates like Venezuela next Friday. Forty percent interest rate now in Interest rate or inflation inflation kicks in gold. Always goes up. May I suggest goal is not an The kind of thing gold is a hedge, so when others Things start to go wrong goal goes up. That's the way works, something that some people get rich honestly something those down and they put money over here and they

I've lost money, but this goes up, and so they keep money. It's it's hedge, it's a hedge, edge against. Inflation is gold line, and If you want to see what inflation is called old line, and else then they'll send you, I think it's a ten billion dollar bill. It's the new ten billion dollar bill from from Zimbabwe, which is fantastic, really cool, so your attend billionaire in Zimbabwe. In cash gold. Call them today, read the important risk information and find out if it's right for you at eight hundred and sixty six gold line, one thousand eight hundred and sixty six gold line or goldline dot com. Glenn ceremony play the lagoon? announcement yesterday The day before yesterday, where they ve talked about the new Google assistant and how good it's going to be

and I want to play the one if we can with the chinese restaurant I mean hears, you know what it's like talking to serious slits like talking to a computer, you use and they entered it, understands half a what you're saying, but technology has grown a great deal and we are helping it with Google home and in all of these things, it's like learning how to communicate list two. How now the new Google assistant can navigate language. So well. It's calling this chinese restaurant trying to make appointment or or a reservation for four four people a week from Wednesday and de the one trying to get. The reservation is the computer guy, but you're the guy is the computer uses. Let's say call a restaurant, but maybe it's a small restaurant which is not easily available to book online. The call actually goes a bit differently than expected, so

Take a lesson hi my like those of a table for Wednesday, the sudden there were people its before people, while people when Wednesday, at six again actually we leave her upper opera like apply people of you for you can come. How long. The way you take to be seated. And while we were next Wednesday night had to me, you can cover Oh, I gotcha bang unbelievable, improving unbelievable. So this is all good.

They also announced that soon, Google's gonna be able to write emails for you. Your voice, imagine the scandals deal have. You look like the Anthony Wiener excuse when he was starting texted pictures to nine year olds, was like I got hacked as head of the standard excuse now. Of course, hacking is real and sometimes you could theoretically be hacked, but it's usually just an excuse. The same thing is going to pay. Here are Google wrote that even write it, your member, Months ago I had William hurtling on he's an author. I read about five of his books off like a week. We need, I think it was the Avogadro Corp. I was the name of his book that they start. The first in the series- and it starts with a I writing email and what link

It will go to to to accomplish its goals, which are your goals more in his case, the inventor skull it has access to everything for it to learn. And right in your voice and know what is what you want it has to read. Everything has to read: all of your email has to listen to your conversations has to. Who read your facebook. You interact with people on Facebook I mean it is You want to talk about. No privacy This would be it. We say what I wanna one Google's Google reading my email Oh they're going to openly admit it when they say, oh by the way, they can write emails for you, but it's got. I read all of your email. Its reading. It its understanding it it's. Standing the person. On the other hand, it's all connected

I mean it is a brave new world that is coming our way. We have Glenn for on. He is a guy who wrote a really pretty bone, chilling article about deep fakes and how you're not gonna have real privacy. And you're, not really gonna be able to believe your eyes at all on anything. Very, very soon, names Book is world without mind the existential threat to big tech. He joins us to talk about his neck sack in the high tech world of espionage. Sometimes the best way to steal information may still be the old schools by craft. Like minnow talk, to humans and writing things down on paper course. It's all the trip they searched, his hotel rooms in Hawaii and Virginia, and they found to note books containing handwritten haven't been easy to catch him he's a

three year old guy, he wasn't naturalised. U S. Citizen joined the CIA and ninety ninety four, he left in two thousand seven and his main job for the CIA was recruiting clandestine human intelligence sources from his base in Hong Kong. Now Lee is suspected of giving the chinese information that caused the death or imprisonment of twenty american agents in China, starting into thousand ten the CIA began to notice that all of our age and started to just disappear in China. The CIA suspected that there was a trader annually. The FBI to investigate two years later, the FBI suspected Lee, so they lured him with a phoney job offer to get him to fly. To the? U S from his home in Hong Kong during the trip. Searched his hotel rooms in Hawaii and Virginia, and they found two: no books containing hand written a list of names and phone numbers of the overt CIA agents and informants in China. The note books also had notes from

set meetings, meeting locations and locations of covered facilities in China, so they went to work and they built their case took several years the FBI finally got their chance to arrest Lee in January when he took a commercial, from Hong Kong to New York City and yesterday, a federal grand. Retard him with illegally possessing classified information prosecutor, say chinese agents offered Lee a gift of hundred thousand dollars in exchange for his cooperation and a promise that they would take care of him for life all day. Wanted were the names of people that For the CIA. Imagine giving up twenty lives for a hundred thousand dollars Prosecutor say Lee prepared written reply: it's for the Chinese deposited, hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash in his personal accounts and I did the FBI about his activities overseas. This is

devastating betrayal, for our and our intelligence agencies, foremost because of the executed agents. But also because the massive amount of time it takes to groom new sources and informants. This is not something that the United States is going to recover from quickly. If it is confirmed that leaves, information was the cause of the death and imprisonment of twenty agents in China. It will be the worst intelligence brief breach. Then, Sir Robert Hansen, you remember him. He was caught passing secrets to Russia in the ninety nineties and you remember what a big deal that was now Xinhua, but even heard of the sky, So far we have only been charged with possessing classified information, but he still You get life if he's convicted. Here's what you need to know today make no mistake about it. We are deep into some sort of a new war and peace.

Perhaps it's a cold war with China. But this time China has eclipsed Russia, as our chief rival in that cold war, It's Thursday may tenth you listening to the Glen Back Programme. This programme, we ve been talking about technology quite a bit over the last few years, the good things and the bad things are good things. We're coming our way, the profound opportunities that are coming our way because of technology. The problems that that dollar may cause. For instance, you know jobs were looking at the job done, this upside down, people who are working a sigh and robotics are looking at. How can we have one hundred percent unemployment so every they can enjoy their lives well with that comes from ethic questions and some philosophical questions and

and the question of how do we navigate that transition? There's also privacy concerns and concerns about. What's real and what's not we beyond fake news, there's a new book out cold world without mind. It was written by Franklin Foyer and He wrote an article the caught my eye a few weeks ago in the Atlantic. The era of fake news begins, and we want have a conversation with em Franklin. Welcome to the programme. Thank you. So much so frankly, we talked about deep fakes. I think before anybody, and at least our audience had really even heard of them and Time I remember talking to but even in my own staff, a sick land. This is so far away. It's really not here saying to them, I think in the minnow twenty, eighteen, twenty twenty. Definitely twenty twenty four, this is gonna, be a very big problem is happening now. Just happening in the dark corner.

Bree every creep everybody we ve got an attitude out for revenge to cover report migrate to the main stream, and it is this phenomenon where the average person now has access to technology that allows them to take a head, a picture of the mines phase and very seamlessly. Transpose it to a body and so your creating visa manipulated images which to the Could I are very hard to detect as fake, and so we just know that that attack knowledge. You like this is not going to stay bottled up, it's gonna, be exploited by bad people for bad ends and the fact that it so democratized accessible tat, every every creep, everybody we ve got an attitude out for revenge to cover

girls. I mean it really is a disturbing in world which we stand on the cusp of so You know you can't put the Genie back in the bottle, and I and- and I am I am really truly excited about the world. Of tomorrow. But I am yes, I'm split Franklin between if we don't do, right if we are not paying attention every step of the way and we don't have some sort of Oh, I don't know self control which we don't display and anything that we do. We He could become slaves to this really quickly. Well, America be every everyone experiences that than of both possibility and include meant when it comes to that divide that were all attached. Your knowledge is our phone that were at were intended to our phones.

Millions of years to come to that and we ve had a shortage of food. This is, for instance, the Google assistant that was announced earlier this week. That is going to be just attention on you know, an hourly faces were always being dinged in pink, and yet we know that our colleague opera, great possibilities that make our lives better. More efficient, not words way, and you made this question of moderation, and I do think that that kind of get to the core challenge to each and every one of us, which is that when it comes to things like food and drink, which are also addictive right, he's back about bag of up to read out in front of the most human being they'd be tempted to publish it off work the end, yet we still managed, teacher kid how to practise moderation when it comes to those affected things. We know how to enjoy food without, but we need to wait

but we ve had millions of years to come to that and we ve had a shortage of food. This for instance, the Google assistant that was announced earlier this week. That is good be just that is revolutionary in good in so many ways. But if you look at what they're talking about on on being able to have it now right, all of your emails? Will the lunch cool thing is we're right now sing. I don't want Google reading my mail well Google's going to be reading your mail and your facebook, any breeding, and he thought but I'll, It's good read your facebook. It's gonna read everything about your friends, how you communicate its going to learn how to speak, like you and write like you and interact with your friends that that oh you're in a completely different world yeah now I think that that is true in so arrow, and I think what you are saying is that rats

in this world now and then there's a way which we can't stop it that allow these things. We worry about as distant possibilities were actually happening today. The Google machines? Already your email now and are using at the Serb adds up to you that this complete dossier about you is very intimate. Portrait of the inside of your head has actually already been compiled by Facebook by Google. I mean people, people are very bloody about data. But data is really an x ray of your soul that these these companies in the map is portraits where they they know every maybe read everything that you bought its integrated with data from the outside world in the physical world, about your shopping, CBS, loyalty cards and it's a very, very powerful thing. This portrait it can be manipulated really easily back. It is manipulated by the likes of Facebook where fish

Book is Facebook knows the things that it gives you quieter. They know the thing, because you endings Eddie and you know what your news feed is shaped. The things that you were reading are given a hierarchy by Facebook based on those pleasure point to note anxieties, because Facebook wants to keep you engaged on their site for as long as possible, and so that you know that those technologies and that that that portrait of the inside your head, that comes from data is just it leaves us tremendously vulnerable. You brought something up in your book. That was a new way of looking at this, at least for me. I've never heard anybody else express it this way, and you know it. Nothing is for free, When Google says I hears the horses, it's free ears as free product, it's not free,

In fact it's not a product. You are the way these companies are now viewing us as a product. The information is really important. Can you go into the product- is safe and of people. So it's your attention, which you either handing over the copies. It's your personal information, which you inadvertently hand over these companies. They think it marketed to advertisers and if everyone says well, you know what it's a great deal you get. Google Google be for pre ensure, surrounding surrendering your privacy in order to get that, but that awesome service, but that the price that- seems to be willing to pay, but this question of how much do we really understood

and about what we hand over these companies when we re exact on those terms of service agreements, those terms of service agreement are realistic and there are long and I haven't met a single person who's ever one about which we just click, except because we we we retreated companies as it were, acting in good faith. We feel like we have to accept their services, because you need to be on Facebook in order to be a citizen of the world. Sometimes your employer tell you you have to be on Facebook. In order to be engaged in and business, and so I think that we just need to have been part of it. Isn't it That is why it is our own fault for not taking not taking the threats to our own privacy seriously, and it is on us for not taking through these things in a more

what's in a more rigorous sort of way, but on the other hand, were just lap kind of unprotected invulnerable companies actually behave so much worse than we think that they do. I mean all these But he is our styling data to outside vendors giving access toward it outside tenders and once it leaves the control of Facebook. Who knows, where it ends up it. Who knows? Who is exporting it an end when you talk about the exploitation of this, I want to take you to another place. We can take a quick breakin, then come back, and I want I want Franklin to describe the exploitation that is on the horizon on how easily you can be manipulated and and especially with things like virtual reality- you're not going to realize, they're playing you here, playing it they're playing you, We come back FEMA,

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is an and how that could be used to manipulate, and then I really want to go into virtual reality, because that can change everything if we're being an employment rate right into a keepsake? Is it it is a technology that uses machine learning which is from artificials halogens in order to stick together in image, so, for instance, it's possible to create an image of Iraq Obama talking where you're, taking a catalogue of a picture of images of rock upon this faith? Are you able to then manipulate into a video where his lips are moving as it brought

Obama is die. It is actually talking yet it's really just a computer that manipulating those images of his lips talking and his end up, and then there is the possibility that we get with it that a boys can be manipulated by artificial intelligence. To then say whatever we programme had to say in fact, I recommend: there's a pretty hilarious public service announcement that done by Jordan Peel the comedian gases with Parag Obama, where he he eat. Brok Obama looks like he's delivering us in about the dangers of deep fakes, and in the middle of this video clip they then to the comedian, Jordan Peel, and we see that he is actually Personating Obama, that Obama thing the things that we think that he say being said by this kind of puppets

using up beau bomber and shook with one that should be obvious right right when, once you get the voice right, which just voice duplication. The leave the ground that has been covered and good. It is from Munich. You know two years ago to day is remarkable: we're not far way from being able to recreate people's voices, but when you, that video, the only thing that's offers the voice. Once you get the voice you wouldn't you would swear that that was, Iraq, Obama, rightly exactly The nature of our machine is that the more data we feed them, the better that they get foreigners, are constantly teaching themselves to improve, and so I'm just given the data that their work to get back to the commission or the break when we give these companies are data every time we click on Facebook every.

We click on Google. Every time you you do all these little things on the internet, you're actually supplying the data that make these machines better. That makes it possible to get to this kind of new does dopey an age that we're talking about. How far away do you think we are from this new just opium age? I think we're enter or at work were caught him in it. Now, weren't you in the earliest days and it just hard to see a lot of the consequences when it comes to something like. These states in there and rapid manipulation of video. I think we're still maybe there were three years away from becoming something populate: people's social media, thieves and actually has really impact, and yet our politics alone are social lives. But the question that everybody always asking is new?

We already left the age were. Private is primacy over Is there any? Is there any chance that we can salvage this distinction between a public life in a private life to me, and can we can we take a break? Your blue does take a break your and when we come back, I want you to explain that. I also want to go into virtual reality a little bit on what is private. Anymore, will you have privacy anymore rep four conversation with Franklin for world without mine. Isn't it coming up such I'm a year, housing market is getting active. People are venturing out of their homes, thus on snowing on their heads all the time and he will like to use this terrier do go by a new house. If you think selling years. This is a great time to do it, but you gotta, do it the right way, gotta find somebody who knows what they're doing so.

You can trust somebody who has been in the business a long time that has all the experience needed knows how to do. The advertising has just put up a couple balloons out in front of your house and Anne and then their done? You need from real estate agents. I trust outcome, real estate agents, I trust dot com- is the place to go where you, when you were a search for thousands and thousands and thousands of real estate and across the country and net down to the best, twelve hundred or so and honestly for you the best in your area. That's all you need to know you'd one real estate agent. That knows what they're doing real estate agents. I trust that comes to please go to find that person make that experience a good one. Real estate agents. I trust dot com, era of fake news, Franklin He is a year he's a writer? Is a book called the world without mind the excess, an existential threat, a big tack?

and he has also correspondent for the Atlantic, where he wrote that article era, fake news, begins we're just talking about. We we left the conversation with with privacy and and Franklin people will say, why not doing wrong sort of mine if they have it, However, everything is starting to be connected and there is no end or getting of your private life in your public life and we are seeing some disk, opium movie but were actually seeing a government implement. All of these. Just opium ideas in China in that There are two things that really concerning the first is that that, over time, when we feel Somebody's always looking over our shoulder will cease to be creeping,

independent people that, in order to formulate an opinion in order to arrive at view of the world it'll be guided by your conscience, and in order to do that, we need to be able to turn over ideas in your head. If I'm going to explore idea. I may go with people who I really disagree with inward. Figure it out? I need to try on things I need you. I need to engage. I'm engaged with an odious born in the course of formulating my opinion I shouldn't be. I shouldn't have to worry about that but we ve already without technology. We have already passed that I mean that's kind of this Oh intellectual, dark web thing that is so appealing to me as I I have to hear ideas. We have the ideas are not dangerous.

No big, they can be if they are implemented, but we need to hear all viewpoints and be allowed to say wait a minute. I think that's crazy idea we have to have that war is in its I mean The boys were really not in an opinion, especially bad place, yet relative to where we could be so right. Now you can stop you wanna. If you want to find somebody fuck, you can finally, on Amazon you're not going lose your job everything you should everything your job behind you go by book on Amazon or you gotta check out a piece on Google. You somebody's Youtube Channel, but you can easily I just met once that information becomes. Can more trade currently available to everyone. Then you actually will that chilling effect will will, and you will be so Can you something like that? I'm one of the things that I need the Atlantic is the place. They fired Kevin Williams. I mean it once

but Williamson A mean that was a chilling. He had an idea said something in it was being out of to put a thought out there. It was, you know, not a thought. I agree with He lost his job, it was publicly available and a bit more complicated than just, it's an idea had to do with the way that it was it was expressed and communications the editor and writer of which is a question withers crossed involved, so that the directive at the different a different question by but you're right, and if we were not that far appear from this universe and end the China example you just gave at the beginning. I fine especially chilling Burma. The question of what the question of how do we do but these companies are. We deal with the data. The idea that ultimate if we could end up having a relationship brokered between think

Chinese and the government, which is what happened plenty of time in our history like eighty, indeed with a monopoly, basically cut a deal with the government and the soccer bird was asked by one of the centres in Europe a monopoly. Maybe we should just regulate you He said, you know what the internet needs

he regulated, and if we want the room it was granted will can you submit? Can you submit a set of regulations that my work to us that we think it's a real interests at stake here, that you can have this brokered relationship between these companies that control so much data that have so much manipulative our and the government is something that I think that we actually need to be fearful of in the long run areas like my approach- and I think this is an interesting place where we're seeing idiotically fracture and strange bedfellows tartar come up. Is that we're starting to talk about monopoly again in this country that you know liberal, typically fear private, tower conservative typically fear public power,

were in this room, where your father's worried about dangerous concentration of power and all forms, and they were especially concerned about dangerous concentration of power when it came to areas of communication so- and it is good for Europe wide one is the one thing would, Is that you don't you eat the beginning? You made the point which I agree with what you said here. This technology is both empowering and it's dangerous, but I want you to do something. New technology is something that the findings of the human species, our ability to effect the environment is something that rises above all the other species on the planet and we ve always used to. In technology and in the automated hammer automate part of what we do Without with a body factories, automated upper body strength, but these machines are different because their intellectual

acknowledging the automate mental function and we're merging with them as a species that you're a man and machine is, are becoming one Sergei brain who's that the co founder of Google. Talking about the day when Google will be implanted in your brain, and I think that that is necessarily a jerk distant Amity now, I think, is what what Stephen Hawking referred to as the end of homo sapiens, as we know it by twenty fifty. He just means that we are going to integrate with technology Franklin I've. Gotta go. But I thought I'd love to have you back to finish this conversation. The time world without mind. The name of the book extension threat of big tech. Thank you. So much Franklin appreciate it. I thank you. So much about You know one of the things that we you know. I disagree with him on the on the Atlantic point with with him Williamson.

But we are getting closer and closer to leave. The government taking control of everything, look at what price, then to trumpet he's talking about, Now I mean he's not just as a really great thing you just did with South Korea and on the heels of that, we are taught about. You know king and choosing which porters are gonna. Be able to ask questions of the president. That's extraordinarily dangerous will come back to the programme pack gray, like you dear, he he tweeted out, News is working overtime, just reported that, despite the tremendous success we're having with the economy and all things else, ninety one instead of network news about me is negative fake. Why We worked so hard in working with the media when it is corrupt, take away credentials, no, no, no bottom, negative doesn't necessarily mean fake it

Oh, that's nice! essentially the same thing, and I mean he is right about the coverage, though, because the media research centre just did a study ABC, CBS and NBC an evening news: nine! a ten things that weren't neutral were negative so about it. We one percent, which is incredible it on Grazer brought about you know Joe mean like we ve had such where we ve had a few good things today. Obviously North Korea Lang also five of pop ISIS leaders have been captured today. Another really good thing it then the split should certainly not be ninety one percent. Now you know you can't fill a room of reporters that are all trump supporters and get your news either noack we didn't like it when they, they filled a room full of Obama, supporters, not because they were doing anything funky just because everybody, except the Fox NEWS, Guy and Jake Tapir, wherein the bad.

You don't mean hey. How are you enchanted We can have that. Do me. The press must be adversarial to power, it has to be in when even met drudge is worried about it and we met judges or anybody who's been more supportive of Donald Trump. To that end, drudge, maybe not even I mean, but apparently out of Iraq. Trump never fired, Drudge brain but drug said anyone he said. I fear in the few sure the result of trumps crusade on fake news will be licensing of all reporters Dems. Our float floated this in the Senate, Pre Trump, the mob up on this issue is going. Excruciating any also brought up what Trump might start now his successor finish. Show you in a really bad way, oh yeah, and we reiterate that a million times yes, yes, I talk to. I talked to TED couple, the fort. Poison, and he said you know we need to have licence and I

No, no! No! No! Don't he so we can just have anybody. Yes, we can write. Yes, we can. It requires us as citizens to do our home. Work that we have always to do any work well with. Well, then, fine you're going to become a prisoner because somebody going to go down this road and we must be the side that Sir No, I disagree with him think they're dishonest, but we are not, we are not going to violate the first amendment and the free press you have a right. You know this. This all came from. From pamphleteers I am you didn't have radio you didn't have television didn't have talk, shows you had p who were given speeches and they'd right, those speeches down and the maid sell them on the street and why they weren't license. I wasn't journalism, that's not in the paper. No, because those with a guy selling the truth-

and that's why that is part of they worthy blog sites of the revolutionary WAR and they're, the ones who changed it. You cannot see. To license people to expire, the point of view or report news and, on the other hand it I'd, because Democrats are trying to do a pre emptive. On the other side there trying to make laws that define the profession of journalism, that's also danger. Yes, you screw this incompletely up. We already have giving we need. In the first amendment, I shall make no law, bridging the freedom of speech or the press, the two areas that it you you're already covered completely and we should look at that the same way even with the press, even when there are no in the same way, we look at gun. Writes me no law, they they re. There is you cannot abridge you can't. You can't do anything that would limit these limit the acts, especially with the government. Now you know it. You'd be mentioned, the with that with our guest and its true like when I look at that,

Is it not just please different than by its distasteful? What they needed without haven't everything that wasn't. I was of the same at all, but actually, where there's a lot, if Europe is to it, it was it's not the same as what we're talking about here is the Atlantic can make what I view as a really above really bad decision if they want to do this right at this government. This is the guy doing it in there. Is that line? That's a big one. I mean you, do those things you mean there's someone who is suing Donald Trump for blocking them on twitter and they can make copies hatred Dickie ATLAS right, but in reality, if the present United States is making statements should every citizen have access to statements where am I think you can make real argument that you really probably can't block people on Twitter, at least from the official accounts? Maybe he can from his private accounts, but from official? Government accountable, you probably get you can't you bit, that's because the same way. We will argue with guns when people like while they took it away in a situation that will lose. It was really

obviously should have had a good I'll know. That's not the way it works now, even if you think it's obvious, we have a real legal bases for those things that we ve completely site about merely have we have to be first second, third, fourth, well all the way all of them absolutist. We have. The absolute us on all the bear, the bill of rights in the amendments and on all these issues. That's what we need to refer to, because that's where we have by the cuts are better uniting light. Yes, U S constitute an end. Its the guiding light is the only thing that will save us is the constitution in the end, if we don't stand firmly on that and tell everybody who says yeah, but no, I. No I'm with you. I am frustrated, but there is no, but here shall not be abridged period. End of story could

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