treated properly so einstein of course came to the u.s. temporarily but later got a temporary situation converted into an immigration visa and advised president roosevelt on scientific developments including nuclear research that help to win part of the war. any other questions. [applause] i guess i am to make myself available to sign books if anyone wishes one. the bikes will be signed out in the library in front of the store. thank you all. [applause] [background sounds] and now on c-span book tv, more television for serious readers.

earlier i asked mark einstein if it makes sense for the firm to introduce new services.ein if it makes sense for the firm to introduce new serviceslj think firm to introduce new services.” think that their core competency is really that they have a0 million daily active users on their platform —— marc einstein. which is pretty much the entire population of south korea. they are already using their chat, they are already using their games, and this is a natural extension of making a larger digital ecosystem, especially in south korea. so they are not spreading themselves too thin by opening up new services? i think growth in the games industry and in the chat industry are fairly flat, and i think for them to grow, they need to go deeper. and i think they also have an advantage because the amazons of the world a much slower to enter markets like korea and china. soi to enter markets like korea and china. so i do think this makes a lot of sense for them. now, what do you think is the biggest change we can make to help our planet? according to a report out today from the uni

was right is that einstein added that much so it's not that newton was wrong and einstein was right is that einstein added to the newtonian paradox and that's usually how it works in science it's not to the new. and that's usually how it works in science it's not that this this idea we've held on for centuries is completely wrong and we need a whole new. idea we've held on for centuries is completely wrong and we need a whole new idea you hear this a lot by new agers who think they have a new idea but usually you hear this a lot by new agers who think they have a new idea but usually they don't so there's a reason science is so conservative incautious because we know it so there's a reason science is so conservative in cautious because we know that most new ideas people have are incorrect all right michael that i hope that most new ideas people have are incorrect all right michael that hold your thought we're going to take a break right now we're. going to take a short break right now we'll be back. with us. stay with us. oh. oh. oh. oh. plz. plz. plz. plz. plz. plz. plz plz. plz. p

is that einstein added to the newtonian paradigm and that's usually how it works in space that einstein added to the newtonian paradigm and that's usually how it works in science it's not that this this state idea we've held on for centuries is completely wrong it's not that this this state idea we've held on for centuries is completely wrong. and we need a whole new idea you hear this a lot by new agers who think we need a whole new idea you hear this a lot new agers who think they have a new idea but usually they don't so there's a reason science is so conservative. but usually they don't so there's a reason science is so conservative because we know that most new ideas people have are incorrect because we know that most new ideas people have are incorrect all right michael that hold your thought we're going to take a break right now. all right michael on that hold your thought we're going to take a break right now. and. unions. and. unions. rational. rational. desire for love need a thief. desire for love need a thief. if fortune for the op maybe not about this morning after suspect

>> well, we definitely need einstein i think you just woke him up oh, there he is. hey, einstein. what's my forecast you can now talk directly to einstein kind of amazing. you woke him up by talking to him. it's a partnership with us and amazon we have built this amazing smart speaker, but the speaker is actually talking to the customer 360 so you're able to find out how is your forecast, how are you doing, what is doing on, it's incredible. >> what's 360 truth? >> well, 360 truth is another amazing thing we're introducing here that has been the holy grail of computing t single source of truth. we have had three amazing waves of computing systems of record. we have talked about that. systems of engagement. systems of intelligence including ai we have talked about that. and now we're entering the fourth stage of computing the pursuit of single source of truth and we have built that into our platform. this is a computer science holy grail that we have been traying to put together for a long time. >> okay. >> now because we have acquired tableau, we are closer to providing for our cu

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we have einstein 1, einstein 2, einstein 3-a, i guess, and my understanding is that this current program, while effective in terms of these monitoring of the federal networks, does not scan the cloud. or traffic that comes in from mobile sources. is that correct? >> so einstein 3-a in particular dnf sinkholing and email filtering is architected to traditional on-premises environment with an exchange server and things of that nature. as we shicht to the cloud, and more agencies are shifting to the cloud, we have to take a different approach. we're having a number of conversations both with the major cloud providers and email providers that work with the federal government on how we can get the transparency outcomes, the certain tags that we're looking for in email, in particular, and we're having very -- the progress we're making is noteworthy. but we are accelerating quickly into the cloud. we're going to have to take a different approach. there's a recent policy and we're going to send out an additional security architecture baseline behind that in the next several -- in the next month

go today in a separate story that has canadian securities regulators have seized control of the einsteincrypto currency exchange the british columbia securities commission announced on monday that they had filed to take over an exchange after the platform said on october 31st that it had planned to shut down in the next $60.00 to $90.00 days the exchange had its unique token and so what do we can you tell us about that . yes so that's kind of an interesting story because the einstein exchange was set up to take one particular type of token and to convert it into a different ethiopian backed token that's what it was originally designed so the force of most of those tokens that were there were specific kind of token they were actually supposed to shut down this exchange in the middle of 2018 but because so many people had not swapped tokens they left it open and now that token actually goes away by the way january 1st of 2020 it will dissipate and so that's why they said they were going to shut it down in 60 to 90 days but there is like $12000000.00 sitting in it for people who have not sw

yeah so that's kind of an interesting story because the einstein exchange was to take one particulartype of token and to convert it into a different ethiopian backed token that's what it was originally designed so the force of most of those tokens that were there were specific kind of token they were actually supposed to shut down this exchange in the middle of 2018 but because so many people had not swapped tokens they left it open and now that token actually goes away by the way january 1st of 2020 it will dissipate and so that's why they said they were going to shut it down in 60 to 90 days but there's like $12000000.00 sitting there that for people who have not swapped so the canadian authorities seem to say you know you're trying to steal their money they're saying it's going away in a few in a few months anyways and and there's been such a low number of transactions on this exchange that we justified that for that reason so that that was the point of doing that well crypto currency analyst and investigative journalist ben swan thank you so much for your insight and for breaking

the sun moves in this new me do in the name and einstein theme that may be best understood superman in the. movie. just live and if you truly hope he doesn't get something good didn't eat up. the. money. i'm going to fulfill the repeated purposes of politics to the people i promise to be you know it's all pots big. red for a. month. now do you want to work. no. longer. 5. disturbing images here from hong kong where protesters have set a man on fire apparently for being pro chinese. several countries have denounced events in bolivia as a coup after president evo morales resigned apparently under pressure from the military following weeks of street violence. as president bashar al assad shared his thoughts in an exclusive interview with r.t. the 1st time that he's spoken to an international channel for more than a year. the americans always try to do other countries. in different ways in different free recording period not only always or money or financial resources to deal with their rights. the rights political.

since i moved in unison we didn't even an einstein seemed to be based on that understood. mexico grants political asylum to believe he is former president evo morales who resigned from his position and fled his country following weeks of turmoil we speak to a former leader of ecuador who says bolivia has seen an illegal power grab. it's really the army commander asked him to resign book could he do to avoid more bloodshed and violence and just leave but this is what we call a coup bangerz israel's military says it's killed the commander of a palestinian militant group in a strike on his home in the gaza strip and also to come back from state celebrations in new york met with protesters demonstrators forced anger over the trumpet ministrations foreign policy and continued involvement in fall.

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emotion and they claim they can make photorealistic clones like these arnold schwarzenegger and albert einsteinould it be hasta la vista? or will you be back? you decide. for those with serious food allergies, knowing exactly what you're eating can be a matter of life or death. when it comes to packaged food, the ingredients are normally clearly on the label, plus a warning if it may contain traces of nuts or any other allergens. but when it comes to eating in someone else's house or in a restaurant, things get a little bit more complicated. so if you want to add an extra level of checking what those ingredients are, well, i've been putting some technology to the test that might be able to help. this is nima. now, there's a version that tests for gluten and another that tests for peanuts. the idea is that you put in a small sample of the food that you're eating, as small as a pea, into one of these capsules. that goes inside the device, which syncs up to your smartphone, and you can find out whether the ingredient you can't eat is in it or not. i'm going to put both of them to the test with thi

emotion and they claim they can make photorealistic clones like these arnold schwarzenegger and albert einsteinld it be hasta la vista? or will you be back? you decide. for those with serious food allergies, knowing exactly what you're eating can be a matter of life or death. when it comes to packaged food, the ingredients are normally clearly on the label, plus a warning if it may contain traces of nuts or any other allergens. but when it comes to eating in someone else‘s house or in a restaurant, things get a little bit more complicated. so, if you want to add an extra level of checking what those ingredients are, well, i've been putting some technology to the test that might be able to help. this is nima. now, there's a version that tests for gluten and another that tests for peanuts. the idea is that you put in a small sample of the food that you're eating, as small as a pea, into one of these capsules, that goes inside the device, which syncs up to your smart phone, and you can find out whether the ingredient you can't eat is in it or not. i'm going to put both of them to the test with thi

a look at every great scientist throughout history with the theory of evolution , at einstein and isaac newton. copernicus and mendel. every single one of them there is no more. the only time a war comes up is that people step outside of their boundaries and religious people trying to make scientific statements turning into a biology lesson. or if you have scientists making religious claims so they talk about the empirical scientist are not capable to say anything but religion on the other hand is not generally preserved so using that as an example that there is a war between science and religion. so that along came science it is just preposterous. they just don't know their history. so why is it either or cracks in them to be trumpeted about. one of them is are you left or right clicks neither and both. there is plenty of overlap. people say there's a binary if it's a capitalism or help the poor. in the most well-being in the most capitalist. do you believe in science or religion cracks in the history shows most don't know this that america has gone more religious all the great histori

news limited window nieminen einstein theme that may be best understood so when. you. it was unbelievable what we had and everything. i had tried for 3 years to get it on to no avail. in the weeks video a t.v. anchor at a major u.s. network claims the station washed her explosive interview linking powerful people to convicted. she says there seems to be some type of network of people. you know that that is covering up for this and she says she has got all of it. and other stories of the week whistleblowers became the new frontline in the political battle being waged in washington d.c. as a bill to protect their identities is blocked in the u.s. senate. and tackling hate in hospitals health trust in england plans to root out racism threat.

mean listen we didn't do any minute einstein seemed to be based on that understood look to what was going in. we're presently city and central kansas which is the site of a intercontinental ballistic missile base that was part of the cold war era and this particular site was a atlas athey missile silo which was nuclear hardened and i purchased this site in 2008 with the idea of converting it into a nuclear hardened bunker. the idea to go after a luxury bunker and design a facility like that became in the sas in the early on in the conceptual design phase because we realized that with the relatively small number of units that we could put into that facility they would have to be at a higher price point. in the number one criteria that came up and that was a lot of people would say why need a bunker that would protect me and my family for 4 to 6 months and then the next guy would command and say well i was thinking that point needs something for at least a year and then someone has a what if we have a global climate change that wiped out crops for zir so we had to be in there for years so w

this is the move we didn't do any minute einstein seemed to be understood. in an. odd. i love this town. and that mr out tonight. to many people and too many little government people for them to tell you that oh come on you can come we're going to protect you in your they're not going to do that. cold i think if people realize that the government is not going to protect you is not going this leave you if something were to happen it kind of like changes your your mindset your like only because i was in the theory i know how the government works and i don't want to put money into that i don't believe they're going to protect me when the time comes so the only way you can protect yourself is by protecting yourself. here sitting in front of a blast proof bunker made by the u.s. or during world war 2. it is 2200 square feet. is very large but it's not the only one. there's $575.00 of them around me. stretching out 6 miles it leaves directions at 3 miles in these directions. nobody was able to figure out what to do with the empty bunkers. but finally one of the ranchers that

this is the moon i mean listen we don't want any man and einstein seen them in the best understood so going in. oh. that. ok. so. the 1st funerals were held for an american family brutally slaughtered in mexico by a drug cartel as it's revealed they were killed with weapons that originated in the u.s. we look at how the illegal. squeezes us out of the lucrative chinese market with a surge in global profits despite washington's bid to discredit the tech giant and . brazil's president.

moves in unison we didn't do nieminen einstein theme then we understood superman in. the day there are good terrorists and bad editors the bad terrorists and those in yemen who the united states deems to be a threat the looked at it is some of those one in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up the right way militaries going toes funding an army of death squads there's no phones anymore because there's always a small control or a really good this is a profit. it was unbelievable what we had. everything. i tried for 3 years to get it on. video and. network. explosive interview thinking powerful people convicted. he says there seems to be some type of network of people. you know that is covering up for this and she says she doesn't. know the stories on the weekly whistle blows become need frontline in the political battle being waged in washington as a bill to protect their identities in the u.s. senate and. health trust in england plans to retire

else just as he wants any minute i need my mother owns the moon and you missed me didn't anyone and einstein seemed to be best understood with who so when in. doubt about it was introduced in a changed global geopolitics forever and you can't on invent gunpowder coyness change them out the whole notion of what money is and you cannot uninvented there's no turning back. you mentioned again in 635 if you have a career and a career involves using your i phone in your computer and things that have been in an office and perhaps you sort of getting is going to exceed circular t.v. you could have to stop doing all this in this kind of you lose the minutes must be frightening my world became smaller and smaller and smaller until i ended up running it and the box. around it a very strong magnetic field on the field in my head. think of it like a real hard pressure. burns and that wireless access point out there just continues all day with our students in the schools. we are just continually bathing our citizens in this microwave radiation it is certainly electoral smaug and it's getting worse. right

have einstein said you ought to put in teaching was also in science or at home cost that is in team outlines as does i'm i'm in palm blown call it cost magazines can you to read aside from i'm positive that was false there isn't going to be ever more intimately isn't done to helena. honest complete marcantonio into the body or getting to know why i wasn't all few decent i just pulls in all is all it means events in un poussin. i had no way you could not be this was between me and the court says side of my tomes confessed but on just was and we implement its limits who gave. you some don't curse it sounds like an intent on us. mind. to use good. company so making hefty profits from the mains environmental destruction. some corporations are richer than entire come chris. your government our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as the earth. is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes erupt and it's going to chill. so ver

this is the moves of news that we didn't do nieminen einstein theme that he understood would soon. so when. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. the 1st funerals are held for an american family brutally slaughtered in mexico by a drug cartel as it's revealed they were killed with weapons that originated in the u.s. we'll look at how the illegal arms trade is feeling violence. also this hour president mokoena france lashes out at nato and says it's in terminal decline adding that europe should no longer rely on the u.s. to come to its defense. and a show on unity a survey of south korean suggests they would rather support the north in the event of a war with japan. they're watching our teams are not.

this is the move in this movie didn't even and einstein seemed i mean understood with the superman and. welcome back today saudi arabia concludes this year's u.n. general assembly in new york this after donald trump said he wants to send hundreds of his soldiers to protect the kingdom that beheads and crucifies another country not only hosting u.s. troops but the u.s. is largest overseas bases germany which agrees with britain and the usa that iran was behind asymmetric attacks on saudi arabia that cause record breaking spikes in oil prices well we went to the use of about just me to a member of the bundestag the link deputy chair of foreign policy in arms exports 7 doug dillon on the site of where the berlin wall once stood i have to start with iran and in your capacity as the left group deputy chair foreign policy and arms exports and disarmament do you agree with people in the angela merkel c.v. you say there's a moral duty to be there in the straits of hormuz to protect shipping from iran and i think we're there's a moral duty to deescalate in the region at the position persian gul

this is the moves of news that we didn't even an einstein seemed to be understood with superman in. i. this is blue books broadcasted around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century ombre job or. filling in and washington here's a look at what we have on just for you today soft bank stock has slumped on its recent troubles with its we work investment and now the c.e.o. has reportedly slammed the thinking project arche correspondent pasha's week brings us the latest on the situation in los angeles and where the japanese may get investors most of here with a flailing firm plus a virtual existence is expanding and becoming intertwined to our daily lives we ask just how reliable are these robotic author and tech executive alex never lend us a hand from san francisco today to break down the latest security threats the latest developments in artificial intelligence and what it means for consumers and later big oil has been slowing steadily since its meteoric rise to 20000 but recent reports show manipulation may have played a role in this spike cryptocu

emotion and they claim they can make photorealistic clones like these arnold schwarzenegger and albert einstein knowing exactly what you‘re eating can be a matter of life or death. when it comes to packaged food, the ingredients are normally clearly on the label, plus a warning if it may contain traces of nuts or any other allergens. but when it comes to eating in someone else‘s house or in a restaurant, things get a little bit more complicated. so, if you want to add an extra level of checking what those ingredients are, well, i‘ve been putting some technology to the test that might be able to help. this is nima. now, there‘s a version that tests for gluten and another that tests for peanuts. the idea is that you put in a small sample of the food that you‘re eating, as small as a pea, into one of these capsules, that goes inside the device, which syncs up to your smart phone, and you can find out whether the ingredient you can‘t eat is in it or not. i‘m going to put both of them to the test with this cookie, which should contain gluten but shouldn‘t contain nuts. the device uses antibody—based

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this is the moves i mean listen we don't want anyone and einstein seemed to be best understood with supermanand. what politicians do. to put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be preached. to the right to be cross as a white woman for 3 of them or 10 people get. interested always in the water. thank. you thank you greetings and salutations on october 9th of 21000 documents unsealed by the office of the director of intelligence revealed that employees of the federal bureau of investigation had enough appropriately use data collected under section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act now in this fight up the f.b.i. was found to have misused surveillance data.

the salmon and you missed me doing the nieminen einstein theme that may be best understood so when in. good food descriptions sound up to tell using even for the owners so how to choose his pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us than what's necessarily good for the pet turns out that food may not be a sophie people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders they've got allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. stars are this is a kaiser report you know in every human d.n.a. is the need to trade travel trade communicate and over the millennia we've all figured out that being transparent being open and h

this is the move in unison we do in the nieminen einstein seemed to be based on that understood look forward to going in. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser timeouts or at cern to the seer of kingston new york the trans journal publisher the man in the leather coat gerald celente general welcome back thanks for having continue our conversation here we left off with golden talking about gold you know goals made new all time highs against currencies all over the world against the euro the pound the indian rupee. the russian ruble really everything except the u.s. dollar but there is a notion that countries like turkey china russia are stockpiling hundreds and hundreds of tons of gold why are they doing that in the global slave land paradigm as you discuss it what's one of these countries see that maybe others are not seeing they know that the money's worth looses digital currency backed by nothing and printed on nothing and all they do is keep printing it and that's why you're seeing the price going up and that's why you're also seeing people still going into crypto curre

this is the moves in music we didn't even an einstein theme that may be best understood with who is going in. what politicians do. to put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be rich. that you'd like to be dressed as a white woman for 3 of them or can't be good but. i'm interested always in the waters about all. this should. seem wrong all right old roles just don't all. get to shape out just to become educated and gain from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle the good news if you like can use the term deep state you are no longer deemed a conspiracy theorist the bad news the deep state is very real and powerful and a danger to the democratic process the deep state as the 4th branch of government is a dangerous concept. cross talking the deep state i'm joined by my guest ben swann in atlanta he is an investigative journalist and founder of the truth and media project in fort lauderdale w

let's get on to an even and i'm a new mother insists on will and you missed me doing the neiman einstein theme time in the best of an understood so when an. on may 3rd of 2003 the ambassador of switzerland to turn around delivers a letter from iran to the united states. in that letter the iranians essentially offer negotiations to open up the nuclear program for full transparency. the proposal came in i happened to see it's because it was also given to a member of congress that i worked for at the time. he sent it over to the white house and called rove called rove called back he said that he found the proposal intriguing he wanted to know if it was genuine were a promise to put it in front of the president i would call karl rove a dear friend. i've seen a man a far sighted courage put america on a war footing. and protect us against a brutal enemy in a dangerous conflict that will shape this new century and no formal response was given to the iranians at all i'm grateful to have been witness to history. and the argument was that whatever could come out of a negotiation with the iranians

this is the move and news new doomed any minute einstein seemed to be based on the undisputed look tosuperman and. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle the good news if you like can use the term deep state you are no longer deemed a conspiracy theorist the bad news the deep state is very real and powerful and a danger to the democratic process the deep state as the 4th branch of government is a dangerous concept. cross talking the deep state i'm joined by my guest ben swann in atlanta he is an investigative journalist and founder of the truth and media project in fort lauderdale we have christopher metzler he is a legal scholar and in budapest we cross it george said newly he is author of bombs for peace nato is humanitarian war on yugoslavia right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to george 1st in the beautiful ci

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this is the moves of news and we didn't even an einstein had seen them in the best understood with superman in. welcome back to worlds apart big u.k. based futurist and author richard watson mr watson just before the break we started talking about donald trump and when you discuss him you tend to do it in a somewhat snarky manner you make a lot of jokes about his intelligence and i understand how some people on the personal level may find he's pronouncements and he's manner is a poor and but i'm not sure that intelligence wise he saw much inferior to for example barack obama who was well educated man well liked man but he's policy on let's say leiby a was beyond stupid with far reaching implications. when you talk about classifying trumps election or reelection as one of the major global risks is that your political bias or is it indeed analysis oh it's i think everything's my personal bias i think we all have lenses that we see the world through i mean i don't want to get too hung up on trying to trump i mean i think i referred to him as a global going change which could i'm not putting an

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