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but forgive me if i don't trust the official account that keeps coming out and is repeated ad nauseam. we don't have the manifesto of the shooter in flashville. we don't have the person who set the pipe bomb on january 6. one guy did something really bad. now we can only be surveyed even more. don't talk about the stuff that was revealed in here. we are being lied to about the war in kren a ukraine and the es of it. we have helicopters around the house of a 21-year-old idiot and that's what we are supposed to focus on? i am sceptical. how can we not at this point? dan: i know lefties watching this are peeing in their diapers saying i am promoting a conspiracy. i am not promoting anything. this young guy wanted to impress his friends. there is nothing unbelievable about the story. the problem is who tells me the story. the same people who told me the benghazi story, and assured us the laptop was russian disinformation. i would have zero problem trusting this story from a credible source. it's the delivery mechanism. it speaks to a larger problem in america, the absolute chance of the i

about ai actually amazon is probably the best example of the other big buzzword you'll hear about ad nauseam, robotics. i i they make a thousand robots a day or something put that aside what is the growth story you want to hear them deliver on what are the problem areas you most want to see addressed i think there's a difference of opinion and there's a really wide spectrum. meta was cut and dried and they did it so, that's why i'm a little apprehensive going into tonight, but i'm a long-term shareholder and here have been for a long time and we'll stick with it and see if they can deliver something that someone likes they weren't able to last quarter. >> do you feel like there's an inordinate amount of pressure on jaffe at this moment >> yes. >> he got handed the keys to a car when all the cylinders were pumping and cruising along, but then things started to break down a little bit and he's the chief mechanic, if you will, that's got to figure out the right way to put it back together again and get it back on the highway at top speed. >> yeah, let me make this clear and adjust my microphone

and i think it's really important to look all around the department and again, discussed this at nauseam, it's not just a committee for women, it's the committee for the 85% of the men as well to be supportive of women and to be able to move the needle. so i do think the vision for that committee is to have tangible things to put in place now instead of just talking about it. >> that's good to hear. >> one thing i want today mention is 90% of the recruiting events there is one woman recruiting officer which is great. this can be a double sword, sometimes women, asked to, i'm wondering, how the department thinks about that? if at all? >> yeah, absolutely, so we put out a department notice that officers a notice, so those people who come into our recruitment and are attending these events are people who have applied for those, every single time. everybody has put in has done it in their tuition. >> just curious if we've given any thought or head way on expanding the pool of applicant recruiting from non traditional pool of applicant that would have higher percentage of women, folks that wo

well, we've talked about this ad nauseam. abou obvious, but so is his own physical deterioration. ffect nauseanow, let's compare m >>fteen years ago to now. >> these are extraordinary times. this is an extraordinary election. the american people are ready. i am ready for rock is ready. this is his time. >> this is our time.. tiis is america's time. out. raq an iraq and irad n are iraq and iran. but iraq, not iran. >> it's really very, very dull when after all these years in public life, known for in two things ray ban sunglasses, the chocolate chip ice. wow.chip no iw undecer 51% of his own vos do not want him to run again. according to that new nbc agaiey that just came out nearly three quarters of all wa surveyed want biden to step aside totally. now, his approval is downtotall to thirty six percent among young peoplel is dow. >> obama never fell below 41%peh with that same group t. >> and of course, 36%. yes, young people aren't stupid. they want a future. and they know they're not goingn to get there with this guy it n charge. to now, at this point, democrats are dividing thei

we talked about it ad nauseam how easy it is to get a gun. you don't have to kill innocent individuals to prove that point highlight america's you know hell. mental health crisis begin another key component of conversations both at the state and national level continuously. you don't have to kill people to, you know, to highlight that you know that issue and finally, you know, killing himself right that this desire this philosophical desire to die, you know again that doesn't need to include other innocent people here, so broadly , this this manifesto this explanation this imbalance of motivation to the tragic actions that were taken only complicate the matter further and make a very tragic situation worse for those families in victims that were injured on that day, and the loved ones that they lost andrew in the wake of these shootings, these types of shootings mass shootings. you always have the side, usually on the left that say we need gun reform. we need fewer guns. you have the side, often on the right side. this is a mental health issu

. >> seth: also known as an arky that's what they call each other in the shows >> yes ad nauseam >> seth yeah and then now has become its own entire world, which is fun. >> seth: it's really fun this show is full of jokes, which i know some of you take very seriously >> thank you for saying that [ light laughter ] >> seth: and a really fun cast a lot of our friends are in it, and that must be just so much fun as well. >> it's a treat and a delight, and i hope everyone on earth, literally every person on earth watches it >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] it's also -- it's on comedy central, and it's really fun because i feel like at some point, the rules just changed. and it's so -- the language is so delightfully filthy [ light laughter ] >> yes well, it's a lot like the -- the rules have changed in the world, you know >> seth: oh, wow, this is so deep [ laughter ] >> honestly, i put a lot of energy in the first segment, and i just ran out of gas. [ laughter and applause >> seth: full -- >> just hit the wall like, i don't know, man. my kids woke up at like 4:00 >> seth: your kids don't live in

and i think it's really important to look all around the department and again, discussed this at nauseamst a committee for women, it's the committee for the 85% of the men as well to be supportive of women and to be able to move the needle. so i do think the vision for that committee is to have tangible things to put in place now instead of just talking about it. >> that's good to hear. >> one thing i want today mention is 90% of the recruiting events there is one woman recruiting officer which is great. this can be a double sword, sometimes women, asked to, i'm wondering, how the department thinks about that? if at all? >> yeah, absolutely, so we put out a department notice that officers a notice, so those people who come into our recruitment and are attending these events are people who have applied for those, every single time. everybody has put in has done it in their tuition. >> just curious if we've given any thought or head way on expanding the pool of applicant recruiting from non traditional pool of applicant that would have higher percentage of women, folks that would make grea

when you look at a voter fraud -- look at voter fraud in this country, it has been studied ad nauseamea that people are voting twice is not a real thing. or that people who are not authorized to vote are not voting -- to vote are voting. the big issue is people do not vote. i spent 10 years in california. you can go to vote in california and show up and say who you are. if you are voting illegally in california, you are going to jail. this is not some mystery. voter id is like immigration. it becomes this totemic issue where people say your vote is being stolen, your boat is being stolen, when it is not. it is an interesting point. we are talking about abortion but now we are talking about voter id as if the two things had anything to do. they are not related issues. i think we can say that if there is a 70% more or less of majority of americans in favor of abortion rights as a politician decides to cut the abortion period to six weeks before most women even know they are pregnant, without any regard to what women actually want with their own bodies -- this is not a minor issue. this

when you look at a voter fraud -- look at voter fraud in this country, it has been studied ad nauseamea that people are voting twice is not a real thing. or that people who are not authorized to vote are not voting -- to vote are voting. the big issue is people do not vote. i spent 10 years in california. you can go to vote in california and show up and say who you are. if you are voting illegally in california, you are going to jail. this is not some mystery. voter id is like immigration. it becomes this totemic issue where people say your vote is being stolen, your boat is being stolen, when it is not. it is an interesting point. we are talking about abortion but now we are talking about voter id as if the two things had anything to do. they are not related issues. i think we can say that if there is a 70% more or less of majority of americans in favor of abortion rights as a politician decides to cut the abortion period to six weeks before most women even know they are pregnant, without any regard to what women actually want with their own bodies -- this is not a minor issue. this