is our good buddy james komi recently you covered him you know you talked about wrote about his his new book a former f.b.i. director james going to book a higher loyalty truth lies and leadership so let me ask you matt just where does james komi as higher loyalties lie i was afraid i didn't read the book and i don't know if i'm going to read it over the summer i'm on the fence well i'm going to have to i mean not not not to be crude about it but i'm going to guess it's first loyalty is probably to the two million dollars advance that he got for the book. but now that's probably not fair but honestly it's a very strange book. it it is. it is not a book that feels. open and it feels like it is its intent was to disclose a lot about either the sort of pre-election controversies that he was involved with or the trump white house in his interactions with it he mostly stuck to information that had already been disclosed that was already out there in the press with a few minor and glaring exceptions in the book felt very calculated in that respect that he only wanted to have a few big talking

wildly i mean you know lordy james komi oh my goodness he says patriots need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president oh are they calling for a coup like they pulled off in ukraine in two thousand and fourteen go ahead mary. well i think they're probably calling for something a lot short of that but i think what is behind what they said i mean aside from being a sort of need jerk reaction that they regarded what donald trump sad as being as betraying. as it were the good name and expertise of the united states now both of them are hardly friends of donald trump now so to an extent. they were cheerleading or at least whatever the opposite of cheerleading is in washington against trump. but i think there is a real problem here. what was donald trump supposed to do when confronted with what was going to be the question because although you know what's been sad. is well he should have given a non-answer well trump you know very often he's not diplomatic in that way he doesn't really specialize in. and so i think there's a real problem what was he supposed to say from his pe

wildly i mean you know lordy james komi your my goodness he says patriots need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president oh are they calling for a coup like they pulled off in ukraine in two thousand and fourteen go ahead mary. well i think they're probably calling for something a lot short of that but i think what is behind what they said i mean aside from being a sort of need jerk reaction that they regarded what donald trump sad as being as betraying. as it were the good name and expertise of the united states now both of them are hardly friends of donald trump now so to an extent they were cheerleading or at least whatever the opposite of cheerleading is in washington against trump. but i think there is a real problem here what was donald trump supposed to do when confronted with what was going to be the question because although you know what's been sad. is well he should have given a non-answer well trump you know very often he's not diplomatic in that way he doesn't really specialize in. no. and so i think there's a real problem was he supposed to say from his persp

of this but it's pure partisanship right in the run up to the election when democrats believe that komi is investigation of email servers which really wasn't an investigation at all that we know now they were crying the intelligence community at the time they thought it was sabotaging their their queen to be a victory so you see how partisan shifts opinions on this completely regardless of of any real facts i think the media i think we should stop talking about it as the corporate mainstream media and start talking about it as the media intelligence complex of that when when john brennan and james was about to just get out of their positions as the very embodiment of the deep state at this. and i and director of national intelligence are now the pundit giving you your propaganda telling you what you should think about such things perfectly foreign policy directly not even a middleman i'm going to go to the break here alex komi clapper brand in not an un surprising they're coming out as a spokespeople for the for the intelligence community through the the good services of the liberal med

do is our good buddy james komi recently you covered. you talked about wrote about his his new book a former f.b.i. director james going to book a higher loyalty truth lies and leadership so let me ask you matt just where does james komi as higher loyalties lie i'm afraid i didn't read the book and i don't know if i'm going to read it over the summer right i'm on the fence well i'm going to have to get me not not not to be crude about it but i'm going to guess his first loyalty is probably to that two million dollar advance that he got for the book. but that's probably not fair but honestly it's a very strange book. it. is not a book that feels. open and it feels like it is its intent was to disclose a lot about either the sort of pre-election controversies that he was involved with or the trump white house in his interactions with it he mostly stuck to information that had already been disclosed that was already out there in the press with a few minor and glaring exceptions. in the book felt very calculated in that respect that he only

people like komi in john brennan are running scared yet you know yet that the house intelligence committee that's serious about this investigation has the goods on them yet they can go to jail yet the matter of fact evan noonish the head of the intelligence committee in the house has said precisely that if they're guilty they're going to be put on trial this is a new phenomena mn the food there's a new deal here in the united states now getting back to you know the fable the drivel about russia gate it was very very clear on amy goodman this morning less than two hours ago live ok she ended up after giving greg gordon of mcclatchy twenty minutes she ended up saying now i have to point out that this is all speculation right well the speculation was this was this as follows. robert muller has no russians as as alexander point out there's no russians that we've been able to get and we indicted a whole bunch you know he can indict a ham sandwich what we but both here's a russian a media puttin a we got her now and she's the only game in town ok and we're going to make sure that this works beca

democrats this fall policy differences don't matter right now history has its eyes on us now james komi fits in with a big cast of characters these are former intelligence officers who are now telling us what we should be thinking about politics i know we're not nazi germany all right but there is a commonality there and a fear on on my part that we have standards we have to live up to having some understanding of the levers of power that or available to a president if. he chooses to there to resize them from those. downright scary and and disturbing there's a big question first of all in terms of those who are on mr trump's team whether they can continue to serve in good conscience an individual who basically portrayed his nation now it hasn't always been like this former cia top boss george tenet became a private investment banker he left the public eye after leaving office and a former f.b.i. director louis spray he launched a private consulting firm here's why it's kind of a big deal it turns out that former intelligence officials usually keep their security clearance. he's john bre

anymore let me go to ray you know the contrast in the last few news cycles you have clapper brennan and komi ok you know heralding the virtues of the secure national security state and then we have this young twenty nine one tract of woman that really just wanted to have better relations and she liked guns and she was a conservative and thought you'd get or you could do better for her cars in the united states we look at these three people on the top that were running the national security state at one point in time this is the face and i think it's very duplicitous ok i do these people are not to be trusted and people like that are prosecuting this young woman go ahead. well peter the proof is in the putting people like oh mean john brennan are running scared yet you know yep that the house intelligence committee that's serious about this investigation has the goods on them yep they can go to jail yet the matter of fact evan noonish the head of the intelligence committee in the house has said precisely that if they're guilty they're going to be put on trial this is a new phenomenon i'm and

ahead james komi the challenge that i'm not picking on reporters about writing stories about classified information is the people talking about it often don't really know what's going on and those of us who actually know what's going on and are talking about it quality journalism doesn't sell any more neither does neutrality or even common sense the numbers prove it last september the washington post crossed the one million subscribers mark the new york times made more than a billion dollars in total subscription revenue and rachel maddow became the most watched who in march society is fracturing and there is little common ground to be found it's a national departure from reality that is being helped along by truth journalism in tao with the truth president. on to the football than england face croatia in a crucial encounter in just under seven hours from now as they try to make it to the world cup final looking ahead next then here's neil harvey and peter schmeichel . very good afternoon for you yes. and you find life around for the like always seems like a long time but gracious fans

one identify who who the attacker was if they had turned the server over to either you or director komi maybe we would have no more so i guess what i'm asking you is why would the victim of a crime not turn over a server to the intelligence community or to law enforcement but that's not the only strange part of the whole situation the f.b.i. claims that those indicted are russian intelligence officers which means there's almost no chance they'd come to the u.s. for a trial with no one to defend them it seems almost like an assured victory for mahler one that leaves many questions still unanswered it looks to me as if our f.b.i. our department of justice even under president donald trump remains politicized and hostile to the trump administration so i did something this serious involving allegations that are this profound you'd like to believe that our department of justice or it was acting above the law without partisan interests one way or another and this certainly seems staged to me and the timing of these indictments couldn't have been more convenient they come in the lead up to a h

number one identify who the attacker was if they had turned the server over to either you or director komi maybe we would have no more so i guess what i'm asking you is why would the victim of a crime not turn over a server to the intelligence community or to law enforcement but that's not the only strange part of the whole situation the f.b.i. claims that those indicted are russian intelligence officers which means there's almost no chance they'd come to the u.s. for a trial with no one to defend them it seems almost like an assured victory for mahler one that leaves many questions still unanswered it looks to me as if our f.b.i. our department of justice even under president donald trump remains politicized and hostile to the trump administration so i have something this serious involving allegations that are this profound you'd like to believe that our department of justice or of was acting above the law without a partisan interest one way or another and this certainly seems staged to me and the timing of these indictments couldn't have been more convenient they come in the lead up to a

democrats this fall policy differences don't matter right now history has its sights on the us now james komi fits in with a big cast of characters these are former intelligence officers were now telling us what we should be thinking about politics i know we're not nazi germany all right but there is a commonality there and a fear on my part that we have standards we have to live up to having some understanding of the levers of power that or available to the president if. he chooses to there to size them. there's. downright scary and and disturbing there's a big question first of all in terms of those who are on mr trump's nascar team whether they can continue to serve in good conscience an individual who basically pro-trade his nation now it hasn't always been like this former cia top boss george tenet became a private investment banker he left the public eye after leaving office and a former f.b.i. director louis spray he launched a private consulting firm here's why it's kind of a big deal it turns out that former intelligence officials usually keep their security clearance. is john brenna

you number one to who the attacker was if they had turned the server over to either you or director komi maybe you would have no more so i guess what i'm asking you is why would the victim of a crime not turn over a server to the intelligence community or to law enforcement but that's not the only strange part of the whole situation the f.b.i. claims that those indicted are russian intelligence officers which means there's almost no chance they'd come to the u.s. for a trial with no one to defend them it seems almost like an assured victory for mahler one that leaves many questions still unanswered it looks to me as if our f.b.i. our department just.

ahead james komi the challenge that i'm not picking on reporters about writing stories about classified information is the people talking about it often don't really know what's going on and those of us who actually know what's going on and are talking about it quality journalism doesn't sell any more neither does neutrality or even common sense the numbers prove it last september the washington post crossed the one million subscribers mark the new york times made more than a billion dollars in total subscription revenue and rachel maddow became the most watched who in march society is fracturing and there is little common ground to be found it's a national departure from reality that is being helped along by truth journalism in tao with the truth president. time is the end of the world ny with midterm elections in the us too in november it seems some are taking a doomsday approach when trying to appeal to voters kalib opens got the story the upcoming midterm congressional elections are certainly a crucial political of that but there's way more to it than you think according to nancy pe

the welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze while the idea of humanoid robots walking the streets is still just a dream in reality robotics is already taking over our daily lives we'll be able to create thinking robots in a future and also mentally is that something we really want to read want to engineer while watching school work creator all the intelligent but i guess today is going to answer all those questions for you. the future belongs to machines robots able to do any conceivable task given below thinking and understanding language and freeing up humans to pursue higher goals is this vision utopian glorious humanity on the verge of creating. artificial intelligence. being made obsolete by it's own creation. so great to have you on our show today thanks for coming. let's start with artificial intelligence stephen hawking's that full artificial intelligence would spell out and of humanity i've invested ten million dollars into artificial intelligence safety so what do you think in which way would artificial intelligence threaten the human race was the three main trains.

director komi said the the carbon copies of the servers containing what was believed to be the same information were enough to arrive up the conclusions do you agree and how crucial was that for the f.b.i. . no i mean it i don't agree at all you there's no substitute for the original evidence i mean anything else you get could be fabricated changed manipulated there were three basic reasons though i had a problem with the mueller indictment at least what i wrote about so far is based on false information i mean we had forensics data showing that the goose agreed to materials of fabrication and we published dad here in the united states mueller has never asked any of us to come in to testify or bring that evidence in. plus we had we had to we had attempted to do the transfers that were claimed to be a part of the clues for two hack of the d.n.c. to supposed to be a long distance act from russia to get the data across from the d.n.c. server we took that data and looked at it closer to put it on the web we measured it and it came down it is the download speed the maximum was forty nine point one m

a welcome to sophie and komi sophie shevardnadze while the idea of humanoid robots walking the streets is still just a dream in reality robotics is already taking over our daily lives we'll be able to create thinking robots in the future and also mentally is that something we really want peter reglan to engineer while watching school work creator of the intelligent but my guest today is going to answer all those questions for you. the future belongs to machines robots able to do any conceivable task given below thinking and understanding language and freeing up humans to pursue higher goals is this vision utopian or is humanity on the verge of creating artificial intelligence and is it in danger of being made obsolete by its own creation. money it's so great to have. in our show today thanks for coming. let's start with artificial intelligence stephen hawking's that full artificial intelligence would spell out the and of humanity i've invested ten million dollars into artificial intelligence safety so what do you think which way would artificial intelligence threaten the human race was

head james komi the challenge that i'm not picking on reporters about writing stories about classified information is the people talking about it often don't really know what's going on and those of us who actually know what's going on and are talking about it quality journalism doesn't sell any more neither does neutrality or even common sense the numbers prove it last september the washington post crossed the one million subscribers mark the new york times made more than a billion dollars in total subscription revenue and rachel maddow became the most watched who in march society is fracturing and there is little common ground to be found it's a national departure from reality that is being helped along by truth journalism in tao with the truth president. well here's another headline the end of the world is not or is it with midterm elections in the us to november it seems some of taken a doomsday approach when trying to appeal to voters is. the upcoming midterm congressional elections are certainly a crucial political of that but there's way more to it than you think it's going to n

ahead james komi the challenge that i'm not picking on reporters about writing stories about classified information is the people talking about it often don't really know what's going on and those of us who actually know what's going on and are talking about it quality journalism doesn't sell any more neither does neutrality or even common sense the numbers prove it last september the washington post crossed the one million subscribers mark the new york times made more than a billion dollars in total subscription revenue and rachel maddow became the most watched who in march society is fracturing and there is little common ground to be found it's a national departure from reality that is being helped along by truth journalism and towel with the truth president. now you're up to date take r.t. with you by getting hold of the news app on your mobile device we'll keep watching what's happening at that nato summit you can see the screen there we've seen a couple of world leaders take a seat at the summit table will let you know what happens there for now though for me colleen break we'll be

number one identify who the attacker was if they had turned the server over to either you or director komi maybe we would have no more so i guess what i'm asking you is why would the victim of a crime not turn over a server to the intelligence community or to law enforcement but that's not the only strange part of the whole situation the f.b.i. claims that those indicted are russian intelligence officers which means there's almost no chance they'd come to the u.s. for a trial with no one to defend them it seems almost like an assured victory for mahler one that leaves many questions still unanswered it looks to me as if our f.b.i. our department of justice even under president donald trump remains politicized and hostile to the trump administration so i have something this serious involving allegations that are this profound you'd like to believe that our department of justice or of was acting above the law without partisan interests one way or another and this certainly seems staged to me and the timing of these indictments couldn't have been more convenient they come in the lead up to a

number one a dinner who the attacker was if they had turned the server over to either you or director komi maybe we would have no more so i guess what i'm asking you is why would the victim of a crime not turn over a server to the intelligence community or to law enforcement but that's not the only strange part of the whole situation the f.b.i. claims that those indicted are russian intelligence officers which means there's almost no chance they'd come to the u.s. for a trial with no one to defend them it seems almost like an assured victory for mahler one that leaves many questions still unanswered it looks to me as if our f.b.i. our department of justice even under president donald trump remains politicized and hostile to the trump administration so i did something this serious involving allegations that are this profound you'd like to believe that our department of justice or of was acting above the law without partisan interests one way or another and this certainly seems staged to me and the timing of these indictments couldn't have been more convenient they come in the lead up to a h

number one identify who the attacker was if they had turned the server over to either you or director komi maybe we would have no more so i guess what i'm asking you is why would the victim of a crime not turn over a server to the intelligence community or to law enforcement but that's not the only strange part of the whole situation the f.b.i. claims that those indicted are russian intelligence officers which means there's almost no chance they'd come to the u.s. for a trial with no one to defend them it seems almost like an assured victory for mahler one that leaves many questions still unanswered it looks to me as if our f.b.i. our department of justice even under president donald trump remains politicized and hostile to the trump administration so i have something this serious involving allegations that are this profound you'd like to believe that our department of justice or of was acting above the law without a partisan interest one way or another and this certainly seems staged to me and the timing of these indictments couldn't have been more convenient they come in the lead up to a

ahead james komi the challenge that i'm not picking on reporters about writing stories about classified information is the people talking about it often don't really know what's going on and those of us who actually know what's going on and are talking about it quality journalism doesn't sell any more neither does neutrality or even common sense the numbers prove it last september the washington post crossed the one million subscribers mark and the new york times made more than a billion dollars in total subscription revenue and rachel maddow became the most watched who in march society is fracturing and there is little common ground to be found it's a national departure from reality that is being helped along by truth journalism in tao with the truth president. meantime to with midterm elections in the us to november it seems some of taken a doomsday approach when trying to appeal to voters kalibo principle that one. the upcoming midterm congressional elections are certainly a crucial political of that but there's way more to it than you think according to nancy pelosi the minority lea