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but what bernie sanders and aol seeing people like them are there to do is to keep you believing in the system. and so to keep you, not protesting, bernie sanders and ac is not once ever, ever asked people to get into the street to protest the establishment and the oligarchy about anything. and they never will. and so that's why i concentrate my criticism on people like that because those are the people that are keeping people who with a revolutionary energy inside of pro war anti worker party and a system. they're the ones that keep people thinking, we can vote our way out of this. the only way to get out of this is for people like bernie sanders and a o. c. and. and people like me to tell our followers to get into the streets and shut stock down. that's the only way by coming together now there's a guy named christian smalls who are organized a union at amazon. the 1st unit, amazon united states, he did it on staten island, which is a suburb of new york city. not a lot of people know, but staten island isn't made up of black and brown. people who are lefties. it's made up of white wor

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you didn't necessarily have that moment where it was like, literally, nobody wants to buy ebay, aol and yahoo! anymore in '03 people were saying, they aren't down enough they were down enough by then. finally, we still have zero percent commissions. everybody still has a trading app on their phone who had one before and everyone got used to how options are this highly leveraged short term video game like way to play the markets none of that has been unwound. so, if the market seems like it's friendlier place, you start to have some greed running through it, that activity will revive that doesn't in itself invalidate what's happening in the broader market. >> it is incredible, the dovetailing of tech and application, innovation, and the cost of trading going to zero. >> you never go back, exactly. >> mike, good discussion thanks mike santoli jon? >> still to come this hour, doordash losing early gains after posting results. we'll have comments from ceo tony xu. >>> plus, we will check in with former microsoft ceo and clippers owner steve ballmer, live, his take on the nba season, the fut

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i think diversity in higher education is aolely a compelling interest and it will remain so. that's t going to change. ousoety is going to change in a way that enables colleg to achieve and benefit educational dirsy without having to take race explicitly into account. >> you want to give us a number? >> i can't give you a precise number but i can say that i think our society has made some progress towards that goal. there are states todayhado not take race into account there are colleges and they have still been able to achie derse student bodies. so we e t here to suggest that every college and university in the cotrneeds to have race conscious admiio in order to achieve these goals. the fact that there has been progress along these lines shows that it is working. and shows that our society continues to make dional progress and will come to fruition tt will still be able to achieve it. that's different from what justice o'connor said. she said race conscious admissions programs must be illuminated, thaa requirement. so that part should be disregarded? >> no, not at all. this

again, i go back to when this initial precedent set was in 1996, it wasn't even aol, it was america online seen the prolive raise of facebook, youtube, twitter, they wouldn't have been possible because they would have been constantly shutting things down. >> if things change, in terms of development of a.i. -- >> that's exactly right. >> we are at a point where we can develop a.i. fully and compete with the rest of the world or shut it down and assign liability. >> that's right. the thing that will be most impacted by regulation and this potential decision is really more on the consumer side. the enterprise side will likely continue, but it's the fascination we have right now, as general consumers, with what we see on chatgpt. >> lo, thanks. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> thanks. >>>mail, remember? let's not go back to that. on the cd-rom. remember >> remember those screens? >> i mentioned the phrase, modem, to my child the other day. they had no idea what i was talking about. you remember a modem >> i see it on wordle a lot. >> we got to get down to philadelphia, home of the be

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