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agi would stake my life on it, tyrus. you know what snowcone is for? i can't tell you.an't wait for snowcone day either. welcome to the cell. >> that makes one of us. that was such an ad wasn't phrase. >> you delivered it very well great. >> you get a lot of business groups, tell us something we might not know about what's going on behind the scenes. all of these people trashing elon musk on their internal e-mails for it what's it called/ ? >> 's lack. >> that shows how much i know. >> think that's going to be coming out in the coming days. i just want to say this whole overreaction to elon musk buyin twitter. it would think that way people are shocked was that twitter wa shangri-la where there was elevated discussions about huma flourishing the reality that twitter is a toxic cesspool where people tel you that you look like your fac got hit by a shovel and they hope you die. >> i was kidding. >> for you the one who asked to start cocaine up there. at all makes sense now. >> i don't snort coke often. >> a humble break. i don't know how it can get worse than it already h

he did not get a 30 day furlough or go to agi hospital. he went right back to the service -- to the gia hospital. he went right back to the service. -- gi hospital. he went right back to the service. caller: i am wondering about the juxtaposition of where we are today compared to 1945 and what you think about our leaders today and what we are marching toward and there is nobody fighting back. there is nobody talking peace at all and it looks like our leaders are just marching toward war aimlessly. guest: i'm hesitant to comment on today. in my opinion, frank and roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 -- franklin roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 years ago. this liberal who wrote it came to the conclusion that reagan was one of the greatest presidents because like washington and franklin roosevelt heat freed or saved many people. i thought that was a good criteria to judge the success or failure of an american president , that he was able to sav

50,000 twitter followers if anyone wants to follow me, but i logged on and saw a person whose twitter agi was a vagina, arguing, a roman statue and both of them were on the twitter post, i logged out. no point in engaging in that conversation. i think the statue probably has a better point, but these aren't real people these are car soon characters created in the metaverse. and focus on-- >> excellent point and a correction on that. one person who complained, that was in relation to target taking the book off their website briefly, same book, a transgender book and this other time with the distributors, abi, a couple of book sellers who received the book complained. a clarification, that was in regard to target and-- >> and the meaning here. >> my conscience. well, we have-- yeah, we have about 10 minutes left and i would like to open this up for questions from you guys for either will or michael or both of them. >> and we have a microphone here, if you would raise your hand and-- >> i just want to add one point, for the redefinition, this is exactly what orwell talks about in 1984, and t

where we have agi artificial general intelligence. this is where an algorithm. is going to be smarter than any human on a particular thing. right the quantum computing up to this point. we've always been the people programming those. that transition happens. you're you're right. we're moving into a realm that it was was made about movies from terminator days. so i've actually been going back rewatching old science fiction rewatch and reread that i didn't get a lot of them have predicted some of these things right? and so these there are some legitimate debates about the role of technology in society. we should be having those conversations up here in washington dc. and and so so this is why this is this is important and i tried to i try to articulate some of these things at the topics that we should be talking about in order to make sure and and i framed in you know, my degrees in computer science the first job i ever had was in college was working in a computer lab and when the computers weren't working, what did i do? i rebooted the sucker right it's not chang

we have agi g.i. system that allowed us to access weapons as old as 1900 to identify old service lines in the city. we compare that with our consultant who was also identifying lead service lines in community-based organizations and homeowners to identify where lead service lines were. that was number one. we were able to get a bond from the county government of $120 that added to the money we were getting from state and federal sources which created about $170 million project in the city. we had to change the law to allow us to spend that money on public sources and we did that -- private property and we did that. we changed the law to allow us to go onto people's property without the permission of the homeowner. sen. whitehouse: how did you manage it? mayor baraka: we managed through our water department and e-builder that helps us track the progress of every service why when it was replaced. you could type your address into that and it can't tell you when we were coming to replace your lead service

he did not get a 30 day furlough or go to agi hospital.nt right back to the service -- to the gia hospital. he went right back to the service. -- gi hospital. he went right back to the service. caller: i am wondering about the juxtaposition of where we are today compared to 1945 and what you think about our leaders today and what we are marching toward and there is nobody fighting back. there is nobody talking peace at all and it looks like our leaders are just marching toward war aimlessly. guest: i'm hesitant to comment on today. in my opinion, frank and roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 -- franklin roosevelt was one of our four greatest presidents. there was a book written about 20 years ago. this liberal who wrote it came to the conclusion that reagan was one of the greatest presidents because like washington and franklin roosevelt heat freed or saved many people. i thought that was a good criteria to judge the success or failure of an american president , that he was able to save or f