ah, ah, welcome back to cross sac where all things are considered on peter labelle tremendous . we're discussing strategic autonomy. okay, let's go back to matthew in, in washington, matthew, before we started our recording here, i was talking privately with, with john and my kind of lamented that i, that myself and i think john included, or maybe all of us are forced to talk about politics. when most of us would love to talk about culture in society, and that's how i kind of look at these put these e leads here because they have cultural affinity, social affinities. when you listen to a european on a foreign ministers traveling, they talk about ideas. they talk about what kind of society they want and the, the, the, creating the heat, new human condition. they don't really talk about what's good for italy are good for him. netherlands, good for france, good for german, they talk about themselves. they talk about their elite and their elite ideas, which of course are superior to the people that of bad that vote for them. go ahead, matthew. well, i think that's very true, but i a

i'm peter labelle from and you were discussing confused narratives. ah, yes. go back to belgrade stephen, i. you've already mentioned in the program, but i think it's worth talking about that about the frenchman president talking about strategic autonomy, which i found to be quite mildly amusing because as you've already pointed out, he's kind of talked about these things before. but what makes it kind of comic and even tragic? is it? well, prefer the president of france. it's too late for you even to start thinking about these things. choices have been made for you and you've made your own choices. so any talk of autonomy is almost a pipe dream at this point. nord stream twos destroyed, energy prices skyrocketing, most countries in europe have double digit inflation. those are the issues you're going to have to be dealing with. you're not going to be talking about will we be strategic weekly autonomy from the united states. that ship is already sailed to the detriment of europe. go ahead. exactly as the late perimeter of serbia, as long as you once said, you

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sample i use from his dog with ah, welcome back. across sack, where all things are considered on peter labelle, tremendous. we're discussing stress would love to talk about culture and society. and that's how i kind of look at these put these a leads here because they have cultural affinities, social affinities. when you listen to for european, i'm a foreign ministers traveling, they talk about ideas, they talk about what kind of society they want and the, the, the creating the heat, new human condition. they don't really talk about what's good for italy are good for him. netherlands, good for france, good for german, they talk about themselves. they talked about their elite and their elite ideas, which of course are superior to the people that of their that vote for them. go ahead, matthew. well, i think that's very true, but i also think that sometimes what's missed, especially in terms of the narrative that gets pushed in the united states, is that there's also a hierarchy within the elite itself. yep. and the americans push very hard to make sure everyone is very clear, that at the top of

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but she label printing in a munitions changing camps and doing all of those. so peter, projected whatever the problem is, and i talked with this with both of them federally protected for the war, they've come to fight and already for that, the africans, we just standing by with nobody to protect them. and indeed, the numbers are several because i think it registers right now, something like a 100000 black people died for no reason the war had nothing to do with them. in fact, the 2 interior disclose had no right whatsoever to come and wage. the oval on so that's a concern without too much is by you need from the people to, to the people of, of the country. it also was the beginning of the 2 to kind of the nation of the country until we liberated each well, you mentioned, of course, the amount of people that unfortunately died. the amount of africans that died in this war between imperialist powers. would you be able to describe a little bit more of how africans were caught in the middle of this imperialist war between colonizers in different aspects? not just the unfor

peter joe and tim who volunteer as guildford street angels i pay tribute to them and all the volunteers who are out every weekend and in all weather. mr. speaker it is absolutely disgrace that the label democrat run council shut the public loe. at night there are no single sex spaces for our young women in their are seeking a dark secluded areas if they are caught short which is dangerous. they are at increased risk of sexual assault. i call for immediate reopening of the town lou in guilford. >> i think my right honorable friend for raising this important issue, sadly that is what one might expect from a lib dems run council. i think the street angels or other efforts and i am sure that they and she will continue to make those views known to guildford borough council. >> thank you very much mr. speaker, many of my constituents are struggling to pay bills and put food on the table. food prices risen by 19% the last year, infant formula 45, gas prices up 129, electricity up 67, many report barring more money this time last year. carmen effexor certain to move production in their ask of 100 billion has been lost from the economy forever and wages falling further and further behind a ba

now music labels are saying ai music generators are a direct threat to the industry for more, let's bring in harvey mason, ceo of the recording academy and peteregin with you. what is the risk and what would the potential damage be to the creative community if, for example, i were able to interact with an ai generating music machine and say i would like you to write me a song in the genre of tina turner i want it orchestrated the way tina's songs were orchestrated and i want it to sound like tina turner >> first off, that's happening and it's going to happen of course, there are risks associated with it we need to figure out how the original creator, in that case tina, would be compensated it's going to happen ai is here people are using it. creators are going to deploy it. ever since the evolution of the drone, technology has changed the way people create music. i don't see it being any different with ai. there are nuances that we'll discuss and need to be talked about. it's a new version of technology i'm seeing everything from people being terrified to death about ai to people being extremely excited about the potential. it's all over the m