qwest's humanitarian catastrophe complicated further by syria's civil. western countries reluctant to send help to the regime in damascus. but syria's pariah government says aid delivered over the border is a violation of its sovereignty. >> without the control of the government, without permission from the government, this is violation. >> the u.n. has called on the international community to put politics aside. >> you are dealing with a ticket -- a catastrophe on top of the humanitarian crisis that already existed. >> back in syria, cheers erupted as they managed to pluck a whole family from a collapsed building. father, daughter, son. something to lift the spirits in dark days. >> there has been a global response to this, countries around the world offering help. all of the countries shaded in dark gray have pledged aid, most of it to turkey. ukraine says it wants to help its friends in turkey while russia has assisted its ally, syria. greece has sent rescue teams to turkey despite rocky relationships in recent years. they were lebanon, jordan and dir

just did this on the will cane a podcast by deep did a deep dive to try this out to me give examples qwesttgpt to write up on people done this on twitter say you want to write a poem about the positive attributes of donald trump. it will say i'm not programmed to do that i only programmed to be nonpartisan. not genteel but passage ask the same about joe biden. write me up about the positive attributes of joe biden. it was flowery, rhyme. rachel: is the word chinese in it? it's people have asked her to a men's right it won't. profess the rights of feminism, absolutely. you asked chatgpt to tow the problems in society attributable to whiteness it will give a thing on white supremacy. if you reverse it and say any problems attributed to black this ill say up it's racist not going to do that. with point as it has a value proposition embedded in it. it is humans at the beginning who create the code and then it grows upon itself. and so the point is as it begins artificial intelligence to create reality it actually shapes reality. pete: is computers are doing that's what have started. rachel: le

doubt that joe biden's going to run, even at 82 years old, even for weekend at bernie's ii, the see qwest bernie's i which was his first election because this keeps democrats from having to reconcile and deal with kamala harris as the on nominee and getting absolutely -- as the nominee and getting absolutely slaughtered out there in 2024 because she would lose to whoever the republicans would put up and she might lose in a ronald reagan-style wipeout and might be the walter mondale of 2024 four years later. i think that's what they're trying to figure out. you know this, sean, when the "new york times" absolutely lambastes you like they did in the front page article today, that's basically the propaganda arm of the democratic party. if they won't say anything nice about kamala harris, there's nobody out there that will say anything nice. she's in real trouble for politically viability going forward. >> sean: could she ever win, kira? could she win the nomination? >> no, i don't think so. let us not forget that when she had more than 15 seconds to talk during the 2020 primaries, she crashe

it's "meet the press "qwest. >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. good sunday morning. 15 days after the u.s. shot down a chinese spy balloon and after a canceled diplomatic trip to beijing, tensions with china have now escalated again to accusations that china may be supplying russia or may supply russia with lethal aid in its war against ukraine. on thursday the president did try to turn the temperature down a bit with china, acknowledging that the three unidentified objects shot down over lake huron, alaska or canada were not tied to china, but were likely simply research balloons. >> we seek competition, not conflict with china. we're not looking for a new cold war. i expect to be speaking with president xi, and i hope we have -- we will get to the bottom of this. i make no apologies for taking down that balloon. >> china's top foreign policy official responded on saturday in his visit to these photos taken within the last couple of hours. the high-stakes, high profile trip in many ways is an american p

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. >> you not watch msnbc qwest request i do i do not watch cnn either.isten to npr on his sleep. >> thank you. >> i don't like screaming at anyone. >> and wouldn't take my time if i could if my second rounds. just to clarify have at lot of conservatives support. i note news core in various people have been supporters of you. it's kind of interesting listening to everything today. i know these people know you in totality, right? so p it is interesting now peope trying to capture a moment of a retweet or a statement when in reality these very conservative organizations who have been active in this case like news e,core or the former fox officil or others. because i am assuming they know your work and know your policy on important issues at its it relates a competition. okay. okay. i did not of that chart existed braid that is okay, okay. a chart of republicans you said something nice about part will go back to my opening statement which was literally about the number of endorsements you have had from conservatives. ii wanted to go back to that because the