it gets green here and green here and messier and messier and last year and last year gp to gpt is like incredibly compressed image of the internet. so even whatever information or it's not even really information that it's taken. what it takes from the internet is sequences of words. and it says, what is the word that is most statistically likely to follow the preceding word, and that's how it creates patterns and then it takes those patterns and compresses them and it produces this very grainy picture of what is there. so to go and then ask it who was against slavery in the constitutional convention? you shouldn't really expect it. to produce a good answer. the problem is, of course, as the professor says, a lot of people expected to, but we really need to understand just how limited it is in being able to translate anything into into anything that might be called revival. sounds like some political operatives. i mean, it's just you put the you get any information from human beings are putting the information in the internet. i mean, my twitter feed. let's see . i've got tennis on it.

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if you are not a short seller, i would say look to allocate more to risk as things get cheaper and messier. it is always a good idea even if you are allocated fully to the equity allocation, it doesn't mean you can't re-balance just because what you own now doesn't mean you won't have better opportunities four months from now paying attention to the opportunities that a crisis gives you. i forgot who said it franklin never let a good crisis go to waste. when we see this, there will be a lot of money made on the other side just like a lot of money on the other side of covid. looking forward for that is how you do it. >> jeff, thank you for being with us. founder of thorpe capital. churchill? >> thanks for tuning in. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coven

ken langone who was here earlier, it is a mess for the banks and will get messier.kford from oklahoma kind enough to join us. he sits among some committees the senate finance committee. thanks for being with us. ken langone the founder of home depot said we're not over the bank problem yet. do you agree with that. >> we're not over it yet. they're creating secondary problems, we'll make whole all the people we know, that relationship we have with in all the big banks may not do that in the smaller banks. that cause as stir in the smaller banks. stores, everybody else that has account there exceeds $250,000. then they try to step in we'll stablize everybody on it. every one says, what is fdic insurance what does that do? what they're doing their initial reaction created further complications figuring out how to settle it. our banking across the country is very stable, very strong, very good assets across the country. we have good liquidity across the country but there is no bank that can have a rush on the bank right away have liquidity 100%. no way you would be able

it gets a little messier. so russia has to play for time. fred, great to have you here. like we said, especially on a big day like this. we appreciate it. >> thank you. good to be here. >> fred kempe with the atlantic >> fred kempe with the atlantic c your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is available anywhere, securely. and your digital transformation is helping find new ways to unlock energy around the world. >>> good afternoon, everybody. welcome to "power lunch." with kelly evans, i'm tyler mathisen. glad you could join us. >>> coming up, we're 24 hours away exactly from the fed's big decision on interest rates. t

eight former democratic process is a far messier process of how you can end up with a donald trump winning the republican nomination brickwork is interesting. >> give yourself some credit growth think you're going to blow past 81 progress really? sourcing of her in a long time. [laughter] >> i would far rather have an 80-year-old kts president. >> is not just his age my grandparents are 10 years older than him there speaking the way we would hear them speak i would save do we need to go that help for you papa? >> my dad is 80 he's only two weeks younger than joe biden. born the same year, same month he still works east just got back from israel who travels to israel in march it's a 12 hour flight. he's lucid he beats me in jeopardy still. it's not about the number it's about the competency and the effect this president has spent more than 35% of his presidency in delaware. why does he have to go there every weekend? these are questions people have right now. click soap many people and his party are questioning. we all know why he goes to delaware, we see it every time we see him. that's it

why is portland messier than other cities, though? i think partly it's because we've been so lax in. >> unfo tunately, treated criminals. and we've been lax in terms of of our support for the police. that is simply allowed people to continue to damage in the city. the portland of 2023 looks very different. >> the downtown apple store fenced-in like a fortress and customers seemingly unfazed about shopping inside a cage ongoing crime issues of many storefronts still empty. we spotted people openly using illegal drugs and the homeless are everywhere. 61 year-old william used to be among them. i have been on the street. i went into the shelter system and they got me a apartment through home forward. i feel more secure. i feel. >> yeah, i can move on now and because when you're on the street is hard to move on anywhere, you know, there's a long way to go. the commercial real estate vacancy rate in downtown portland is nearly 30% more than double the rate pre-pandemic. well, recent crime stats show a decline in downtown assaults. larceny i

firms, you could've had ways to advance payroll and get that down that would've been a little bit messier, the big problem, and you saw this in the stocks of other regional banks. you might well have had a number of additional bank failures this week a lot more people losing access to their deposits and also losing access to loans. if you have a crisis in the financial sector and individuals need credit, it can make it difficult for people to borrow, and have terrible effects on the economy, so i think that was the right reaction here. i think going forward, so you don't like have panics in the future. i think we need to revisit what the deposit insurance limit is need to be. i think it was clear here that is not reasonable, there are a lot of companies that need more than a quarter million dollars in the bank on an ongoing basements because they have to make payroll that kind of thing they cannot be expected go to the bouncy know their bank with a fine two cone to see if the bank goes belly up. and then the other shift that you need is how is the bank able to get in this position where i

elizabeth monroe's messier. this is something that she would have carried with her. it shows practicality. okay. there's a lot of sort of practical things here, but it also shows a certain stash in a certain style, you know someone in her position as back then at least as wife of the ambassador would have had and i'll actually get a little bit more into that and just a little bit. okay. so what else do i have here? all right, so people ask about okay. so what exactly you know as far as like acrements and things that we have with elizabeth monroe, i'm going to show you this, okay. what is going on here? okay, this looks like at least in modern terms. it looks like a modern slipper or something. you might wear if you're you know lounging around at night or something like this, but this is actually a slipper in the ballet style. and this was very regency period okay, you can see you can see, you know, someone like, you know someone from a jane austen novel wearing something like this and this belonged to elizabeth monroe and this is something she would have worn around

i think it is going to get a little bit messier before it gets cleaned up. >> and what do you think about mean, i got to hit basketball for half a second >> look at you you couldn't help it. >> the nba price, you have a whole other life as well, you know >> this is true. this is true it keeps going one way and i think that bodes well for all of us, but it keeps going one way. and we can't be more excited so, again, i think that a lot of those tailwinds will help us moving forward and we're really excited. >> okay. rudy and brian, appreciate it. congratulations. look forward to following your progress on all of it. >> thank you >> thanks for having us. have a good day. >> have a good day >> joe >> that was -- nets are supposed to perform a little better didn't happen st nhtlaig with the bucks, obviously not good to ensure more customen buy more sherpa-lined jackets, you call ibm to automate your it infrastructure with ai . now your systems monitor themselves. what used to take hours takes minutes. and you have an ecommerce platform designed to handle sudden spikes in overall demand... as i

investigation say it costs up in messier's more than $8000 per call. most of these calls for missiles or spam. the nonprofit awarded the contract was a close friend and campaign donor i'm in l.a. supervisor. the investigation is still pending and has been taken over just recently by the california attorney general. and in addition you have been accused of discriminating and retaliating against the whistleblower who received six or $25000 settlement. i am not sure for any position with this being unresolved that you would have been confirmed. and again against me and a pleasure to say this. just days ago a lawsuit was filed by the denver international airport's former senior vice president of parking, left his post. the lawsuit alleges discriminatory pay and discriminatory practices at the airport. again that the search warrant including accusations of misconduct and seeking a record of your communications. it is not yet been resolved, as we meet in the california attorney general's office is still conducting this investigation. we need a very qualified

those were fake or real dog kind of messier face. i know it. stay that still right. hold still come on the day to get the dog out for a walk. yes yes, although i do see people doing in between rain when it happens that will happen this weekend, but not today. low clouds are back to pick up some rain here, maybe more than an inch and a half for mount tamil pious area. canfield usually out there. also russian river casa dero, ben lomond, boulder creek, so maybe a little more than that, and 1 to 5 ft of snow and lowering snow levels as we head into sunday, and especially sunday night into monday, maybe even around here down to 2500 ft. again if not a little lower some low clouds or back water temps so incredibly cold 49 degrees, almost all the buoy temperatures , which you just don't see very often, that's a really cold. air mass. there is coming out of the gulf of alaska, and it's going to move in over the weekend for us, so we had a little nice weather yesterday. still below average, but at least lots of sun yesterday half and half forecast low clouds. sun clouds bree

often the case in human events, as is always the case in human events, reality turned out to be far messier and that naive optimism ended when al qaeda flew planes into the world trade center and the pentagon and crashed a plan in pennsylvania, murdering 3,000 of our fellow americans. and so the first decade of the 2000 was characterized by a single-minded focus on responding to the pain, to the shock, and to the tragedy of 9/11 9/11, and all of this, i think, had an incredibly disorienting effect. and since those times, since those days we've been fighting not a cold war against a single rival power but a perpetual global war on terror that finds enemies everywhere and has led to catastrophic decisions. a perpetual war on terror that has terrorized us and this endless war led congress to seek vast authority to the president to wage that war, surrendering our constitutional responsibility to set the boundaries, to debate the wisdom and oversee the use of legal force in the name of the american people, which is one of the reasons that we were sent here in the first place. in the first gulf w