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reas not particularly good at that.allucinations, with all these devices in homes with families and kids, you don't want it spewing off information that's provocative. that could cause a lot of reputational damage for amazon and the alexa brand. ed: there's a great academic debate we could have, a.i. models in the voice system form. the other bit of news is there is a timeline delay into 2025. just tell us what you understand the team is working on to get this into the real world. >> the big challenge right now is merging that old brain with the new brain. there's a lot of argument about whether or not they should scrap the old amazon approach and move to an l.l.m. model like chatgpt and meta are using. but they're trying to do this hybrid approach and that takes a lot of custom code to make sure it knows my permissions and knows i have access to this light bulb or this kitchen timer or this microwave. that's the irony. that all the stuff that amazon alexa is really good at are very simple tasks. and that's what l.l.m.

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but i think that's what is -- and putin will be -- host: north rea already has nuclear weapons. 's already considered nuclear state. caller: but they're not fully operational as far as delivery systems. host: toe what end for vladimir putinoing that? caller: because he wants to rule the world. he's a meg l.a. maniac. he's the reincarnation of stalin. he's a total madman, just like trump. his good buddy. host: that's florida. to newport news, virginia, james, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. how you doing? host: i'm doing well, james. what's on your mind? ller: durins made ding trump's and biden's time in office, i am a 60-year-old white male retired now. at the end of the day, about 10% of all my income goes toaxes. a lot of the different proposals that come up, no one ever seems to address that snippet of a taxpaying democrat. there's a lot of money available. married people. a lot of other entities get it. it does not seem there is a lot that goes to the demographic i am in. i am kind of frustrated. the second point i would like to make is vice president harris,

rea-ly a nice weather day in the bay. yeah. look at that pretty light. lawrence is back launch. you're saying kind of warm up a little. yeah. a few degrees around the bay area. a nice day today. tomorrow, probably breaking out a couple of 80's around the bay area. will that be nice to see as we've? >> kind of these fleeting days, these warm temperatures, then they all kind of go away as we head further along in the fall season. but yeah, out the door today. nice day around most of the bay area. beautiful out along the coastline right now. half moon bay. yeah. looking mostly sunny and clear out there, although we do have a couple patches of fog making their way right to the golden gate bridge as we speak. you see pretty thick fog settling up there, but it is really very, very patchy. not going to see much fog overnight tonight. otherwise going to stay mostly clear in the interior valleys. so it looks like as we head toward tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. temperatures going to be a little bit warmer this weekend. there are some changes of the weather pattern remains unsettled as we

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that wind rea%ly ramping up tomorrow night and into friday. i think friday really be the high fire danger day as we're going to see a combination strong gusty winds and very low humidity, probably down in the teens during that period out the door. right now we've got 50 degrees cooling off and half moon bay. 59 in san francisco. still 63, though, in concord. 65 in pittsburgh and 60 degrees right now in napa. but when you start to get these offshore winds, you can watch these temperatures get really odd. speaking of winds not offshore quite yet. you're seeing more of that onshore wind. in fact, in the san francisco get some gusts now their size. 26 miles per hour. those winds gonna start shift to that northerly direction. as we get toward tomorrow afternoon. and that's why the red flag warnings going up across the bay area. so expecting blustery conditions here. a red flag warnings continuing tomorrow night. 11 o'clock all the way until saturday afternoon. but i think as we get into the day saturday, we're gonna watch those winds decreasing. bu

when you hear that as a taxpayer marcus rea mind? >> anger. look out for your people that are helping you run this country >> speaker-08: just need help. we need fema. we need somebody to start rolling in with some dollars. bad. this is dire. >> you told me earlier you've never asked for a dollar in your life from anyone. this is 1 of those times with the american public just like your neighbours might have to pick up the slack. and help your community get out of this. >> alley well. we have to pick we don't have a choice. i may not be able to open my business back up again. i hope so. i'm telling people that i am because i want to give hope. but if i can't, then i have plenty of vital time to help. >> maybe it's time that joe and kamala katrina harris had back south and go to the southeast and take another look and get to work. or maybe fema the federal emergency management agency designed to help americans in emergency situations, maybe they should be focused on emergency management, not illegal immigration, not on dti and equity which is a

there might be calls that the election might have been more transparent, but the accoun reas we get ons not parent of our -- i don't know -- hobby. we have other interests. when you make out all about your identity, what is identity politics? that is a democrat's life. their life is that trump is a nazi, what have they got left if he wins? >> what about the maga base who think he won the election? >> that's up to them. doesn't bother me. >> we don't control how they think. you want us to control people for what they think? >> no. i want people to understand that he lost the election, not lie about it. >> people can think what they want. this is america. >> we have to move on. kamala is skipping out on joe rowinrogan, but donald trump sis down with the podcaster. hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. and because of you, our dreams become a reality. these are more than just words. this is what we're all about. this is shriners children's™. because for more than 100 years now, shriners children's™ has been on a m

in charge of peace in israel who has to follow rules so the humanitarian aid continues to flow, your reaf breathtaking that janet yellen is trying to keep a moss funded is the way that i read that. and it's all about the vote in dearborn michigan in minneapolis, minnesota here in the week before the election. they want to keep the faÇade that they plan this evenhanded so they can capture every arab about in the united states which quite honestly is not working because donald trump has appealed quite well to the arab americans in the northern tier states and really what is happening if iran is bowing some kind of a revenge, they have to know that the f35's and other methods that israel is using to counterattack into iran are very effective. the s400 depression as 400 defense system can so far stopped them in israel is to attack at the time of choosing and its location of choosing and what struck me about the reset israel counterattack was not what they had with their military target but what they did not hit which is oil and infrastructure in nuclear programming, my question for the biden

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your rea reearnings so far and r -- your reaction to earnings so far and expectations for the third quarters season. >> this has been a fantastic year, very unusual. most of the time you get more volatility in an election year. you've seen markets drive higher all year long, powered by earnings. jp morgan's earnings last friday, a lot better than what people expected. i think you'll see bank earnings today basically follow through, goldman, ba bank of america, ita pretty good operating environment for banks. interest rates aren't moving around too much interest rates are not declining quickly. you're not seeing the drop in net interest margin and some of the things analysts worried about. you'll see a lot of stability there. i think there's one area we have to be careful about, it's energy. i think that's one place that people may have gotten it wrong, need to be careful if you're refiners or looking for integrated oils it will be a tough operating environment for them going forward. tech, financials, consumer staples, very, very strong, all the way through. inflation is dropping, prices ar

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focusing on the power of small business and in investing and making small business opportunities a reamaking access to loans and to financing for small business more easily accessible and making sure we have got the workforce to win the 21st century. one of the things i admire about vice president harris and her candidacy for president as her focus on them embracing the opportunities and understanding the challenge of the new technologies that will dominate the 21st century, she chaired the space council, she has concrete proposals for how we can manage the digital economy, reduce the risks of social media while harnessing the innovation and the potential of ai and innovation here in united states. >> sandra: i think the opportunity a lot of folks want, and perhaps we will from harris this evening, how is she detailing to bring those prices down. prices up over 20% over the past four years, it is affecting everybody's everyday life. we appreciate you coming on with the update, i wrote it down, cautiously optimistic you say they are. >> looking forward to her speech. >> sandra: before y

and even with those rea-- reassurances the commission said no.it on his hands. he failed it. maria: we want to get to weather. tropical storm oscar slamming parts of y cuba, could bring lie threatening flooding and mud slides. meteorologist marissa torres now with an update. >> good morning. so oscar now a tropical storm as you mentioned. it had two land falls yesterday, both as a category 1 hurricane. it went in through an island in the baja bahamas first, now it'r cuba where there is a concern for mud slides. it's moving west at 2 miles an hour. that's essentially a crawl. it is a tropical storm. we'll watch it continue to weaken through the day. we'll see the direction change, to the west now. notice the hard turn to the right. more of a north, northeast pivot. it will continue to weaken and as we look, it broadens out. so we're going to be watching through areas of the bahamas through tomorrow and then eventually we'll be talking about maybe better bermuda seeie of that moisture. that's what we have to prepare for next. thouno impacts to the

and you have really strong evidence if and when this goes to trial of his mens rea, his mental state that he didn't care whether he won or lost. he was going to stay. it didn't matter what the facts were. that's the donald trump that we all know very well. facts do not matter in earth two. >> so a couple other examples. the filing describes trump being told on january 6th that mike pence had to be evacuated and trump's response was, so what? pence himself told trump at least five times there's no evidence of voter fraud. the details are new but this is frankly the donald trump most americans already know. so politically speaking, i'm really interested in those middle of the road voters who may still go either way. does this move the needle? >> you know, perhaps a little bit, chris. look. people are dug in. and there are going to be republicans who say, hey, this was an october surprise that dropped on him in order to change the election. it could fire up some of the base. on the other side, the democrats will be saying, see, we told you so. where does it come out? it may come out mar

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let us hope politicians and statesmen around the world rea n the "wall street journal" as soon as possible. and that's the rif. all right joining me now to talk about all of this , great stuff here, on set, wyoming senator john barrasso, florida house member byron donalds. gentlemen, thank you ever so much for coming on. we appreciate it. senator, first of all, gary baker's column i don't think anybody could have said it better. >> well you're absolutely right. we need to make sure israel has everything they need. not just to defend themselves but to defeat their enemy, and in the big picture, larry, what we know is the world is a lot more dangerous now under biden-harris than it was when you were working in the white house with president trump. president trump in terms of iran had a full pressure component. now what we have is full appeasement by the democrats. and what we have seen happen with these guys in the office is $100 billion because of relief that went to iran. oil in china, money back to iran. this is why iran wants kamala harris to get elected. because they know it'll be easie

how much moread there is to rea. i'm preaching to the choir. the national book festival. that iss why you are here becaue it's something you understand very deeply. so, for me it's just never going to end. you never gain mastery of a subject with you keep learning how much more there is to learn. cooks now it's your turn to ask questions. if you want to line up. we can go maybebe 10 minutes. there may be some with our interest in politics. they were toli be in political books. a beat political theory are the political news of the. day? >> yes. >> what i guess what i hope peoplele understand their. >> to convince watching this online@c-span.org put were going to leave his take you live to greensboro, north carolina republican vice presidential nominee jd vance is speaking with voters in a town hall but you're watching a live coverage on cspan2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ welcome to north carolina. >> it is good to be here. i'd like to ask a personality question started off with. you have such a good one and you have such a strong one for the people here in north carolina have been deal

the mens rea is very clear of his intent about this election. >> he's ground game is nonexistent.ing to do this again. >> yeah. look, all of the rnc's resources were diverted starting in march of this year to go to election integrity. we have been reporting for a long time that trump himself has not invested any resources in the ground game and instead outsourced to a number of super pacs. >> elon musk. >> originally to outsource to pacs. they couldn't do it. the only person who has a pac running, america pac. they have 3 to 400 people in the battleground states. they have that. here is the problem, they have done this extremely late. missing or missed contacts. and number two, the trump campaign is so reliant on elon musk, idea of what a second trump administration might look like. musk articulated ambitions to be in the cabinet. that's the background. if trump wins, no small part due to musk, that elevates musk's influence in trump's orbit and that's what's the most scary. >> he is the most scary but only one of them. we're talking about the stephen miller's the elon musks, the

he is still a billionaire but wearing the vest and making jokes about it rea talking aboue only reasonreo is because his staff told him it made him look thinner. said they conned him into wearing it.cd people realized the authenticity of that just like the mcdonald's thing.ng t they realize the authenticity at that . he is not pretending to be one of them, but he recognizes them and he sees them and he even gave a shout out.fo we always think the police and firefighters, but thank god for the sanitation men.wh >> laura: absolutely. >> he gave them a shout out. you look at donald trump'sin entire career, i always thought of him as kind of run as our garbage man and of course washington is a cesspool. tons owherf garbage everywhere. you are not looking for some nice, squeaky clean guy although the garbage truck driver looked like cary grant in its prime. what we are looking for is a guy willing to do the dirty work anh do the haratd work. he has proven he can do that and mary sit so nicely with this terrific rally and terrific little stunt that is going to be remembered forever. >> laura

whatssurances can you give about mens rea, about inions to the jury that the government would seek and the like? let me begin with the statutory standards whi multiply addresses this. this is 18 u.s.c. 924, a, 1, d requiring willfulness. so if theanacturer is not putting a serial until on because it believes in goods favorite it is not rick lated it will not be criminally charge believe because the government can't prove mens rea. so that is a check. the something thing -- does willfully it all potential processes? >> it applies if there's to serial number and if it is sold thout a license. i believe that respect t conducting a background check that is under a different provisio that requires knowledge buthentry point is whether or n i has a serial numberndhat is at the point of manufacture. i want to emphasize -- >> how would that work on a background check? i want to make sure i'm not missing something the. >> i thi if you have a seller who wants guidae with respect to technique products it is necessaryo the background check e rson can seek a khrafpgs from a.t. -- classification from

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to be really powerful testimony at trial and they do what clearly jack smith is focused on, the mens rea, the state of mind, which is critical to proving guilt at trial and he's done that here. he shows again and again that trump knew he was lying and mike pence will be a critical witness if this ever goes to trial. >> and those five pages that ken was talking about, that the vice president, then vice president took contemporaneously as this event was unfolding and the jack smith mentioning that they were able to determine what the former president -- what then president was doing on his phone during those hours, that's kind of access to information that you all just simply couldn't have. >> that is correct. and we were both limited by our time pressures, but by our tools, and jack smith has done exactly what we expected the doj to do, which is to go further than we could. >> so, danny, when you're looking at this and especially from a defense perspective, those are a lot of tools that are very effective. >> and i'm really glad temidayo is here. this goes to what i was thinking as i read

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