assemble multiple frame shot with different exposures and other tricks of computational photographs , redditclaim that this is proof that there are no pictures at all in this case, but there is simply an attempt to photograph the moon, recognized by the phone, as they do in advertising. and then the neural network, trained on high-quality photographs of the earth’s satellite, simply draws what should be there so that it turns out like in advertising in any way, regardless of what was photographed in reality. just with this experiment has already scored more than 1200 comments on reddit , and among them are indications of previously published clarifications from samsung itself in the past. well, at least a whole article appeared on the korean website of the corporation, devoted to the principles of obtaining images of the moon, in addition to numerous references to technologies for increasing detail and reducing digital noise and sharpening. it directly states that the smartphone really determines that the user is photographing the moon and launches the appropriate program, which is based on

it’s just that with this experiment i lied on reddit for more than 1200 comments , and among them anion of previously published clarifications from samsung itself are still in the past. well, at least a whole article appeared on the korean website of the corporation, devoted to the principles of taking pictures of the moon, in addition to numerous references to technologies for increasing detail and reducing digital noise and sharpening. it directly states that the smartphone really determines that the user is photographing the moon and launches the appropriate program, which is based on a neural network trained on images of the moon, which allows you to get optimal result. well, if you want the original photo, then the function can be turned off. well, that is, it turns out that samsung's accuser nobody promised 100% accuracy in anything, and in general all the pictures taken by smartphones, but at least the best of those on the market are digitally processed to one degree or another. actually. this is described by the term computational photography, and a place in the ranking of th

miracles of computational photography with a claim to big scandals, one of the reddit users claims thatxperimentally proved samsung's fraud in terms of the quality of the photos that the south korean company's smartphones are capable of taking, we are talking about pictures of the moon in the night sky, which has been around for quite some time used at presentations and not only samsung as an example of the ability of the camera and algorithms to receive phones as a result , high-quality images of distant objects in difficult conditions, as an experiment , users under the nickname abrex took a picture of the lunar surface. i reduced it to a size of 170x170 pixels, which is very small, and then also blurred the resulting not very good physical image, destroying most of the details. here is the result of his work. then he photographed this cloudy spot with a samsung galaxy s20 smartphone. ultra and got such a pretty decent result with all sorts of craters and other details that simply weren’t on what was photographed, meaning that in this case it’s impossible to talk about tricky ways to

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and another bay area tech company is downsizing plans for reddit's headquarters coming up.here's a live look at a dui checkpoint in berkeley. you can see the officers lining that street. checking those cars in as they come through this line. volunteers with mothers against drunk driving are also on hand to give out materials on the dangers of drunk driving. there's a lot of people coming through, um so far, the contacts have been really good. people are receptive to receiving the materials that mothers against drunk driving have provided. um good interactions and, you know, ultimately, we just want to make sure that folks are out. enjoying their saint patty's day but also being responsible and safe. officers say they have issued a few citations for people going through the checkpoint without a valid driver's license. but so far no d u i arrest. the starry plow in berkeley was packed tonight, the shadow avenue establishment opened as an irish revolutionary watering hole in 1973 and continues to call itself the only place where everyone's irish on st patrick's day. the celebr

this happened back in 1999 , but we're only now just learning about it during a recent reddit ask me anything. the actor was asked if he would ever stolen anything from any of his movie sets responded. he's actually never stolen anything. but he does have a few pieces of memorabilia, including that iconic red pill from the matrix . the red pill, by the way, is where today's term red pilled comes from instead of living in ignorant blue pill bliss. your eyes have been open to how the world really works. or so they say. i love finding out what actors took from sets of movies. and that's like a really easy thing to probably steal. but just like in the movie, he should have taken the blue pill. guess so. alright witherspoon has her entire wardrobe by the way from legally blonde. okay i know and finally to some penguins flipping out over snow day this happened at the calgary zoo. these little guys appear to be right in their element as they waddle through the snowbanks shared this video with the caption. it's winter and richmond at its best. that's so cute. guys know where penguins keep th

reddit says it no longer needs a big headquarters .se of the market street location expires in september, but it's unclear when the new location will be in use habitat for humanity celebrating women's history month with a special event in san francisco, women from the nonprofit joined with construction staff and cruz in building a new, affordable housing development. the site in diamond heights will soon be home for eight low income families, thanks to a donation by former owners project is about four months away from completion, and the ceo said yesterday's event helped show that women belong in the construction trades. we have the women from our executive team and i are lead construction, senior director construction who's the woman and we're just, you know, making it happen out here and showing that women in construction are important that families matter in san francisco . we want to keep these families in san francisco. lot of hammer in behind there. the families who will live here also put their own sweat equity into the construc

portuguese art, is this where she's actually from had become a cult hero among forty-niners fans and reddit users? she said she was emotional in publishing her final even shaving a few tears. oak hopes that is just the beginning, though, for her and says that she plans to continue forty-niners fans related drawings and she also hopes to branch out into other teams and sports today she told us at kron 4 that it's a bittersweet ending, but she's grateful for it all, especially her trip to san francisco for playoff game in january. >> it was like experience from my life until now. and just thinking that i really good event to leave my art and because so boring. mia love coming to all of that. i think that far as i think the community events. we were able to create and the niners community are so passionate about things. and so. i know they're do like together with each other a lot but i don't know. it's it's amazing. i think that's of a spark. >> and her work is actually pretty amazing to actually heard about it. for the first time yesterday, i went to look at i love to john's. if you haven't

the qanon casualties reddit group s about 160,000 members, including in australia. is not even really about the beliefs. the power is the behavioral change that it causes in a believer. it'sestructi to the person themselves and their relationships, their family and friends. every day i see stories of families being ripped apart--people's children being kicked out of the house by their parents, people having to call off marriages after decades, people's parents, you know, accusing them of wanting their children to die--so it is the saddest place in the internet. louise: jitarth was completely engrossed in the conspiracy theory for a year and a half. one of his biggest regrets is that he got one of his relatives involved. jitarth: we would talk for hours, four, five hours just sitting and standing in front of the--standing in the kitchen just talking, and the moment i got out i realized like, "what have i done? what have i done?" and i tried. i've tried to talk to him. i've tried to get him out. doesn't work. louise: tim stewart, a town planner and former bankrupt, wa

abc chief global affairs correspondent martha reddit leading us off again tonight. it is stunning video from the underbelly of the drone . you see a russian fighter jet at high speed approaching from behind, dumping a load of fuel on top of the drone, momentarily disrupting the video transmission, but you can clearly see the rear propeller. a second near vertical approach follows another load of fuel. this time the jet even closer than the drone's camera feed is lost for about 60 seconds. believed to be the moment of collision. when the video returns. you see, the propeller has been damaged, bent, the pentagon releasing the declassified video to set the record straight about what happened tuesday over the black sea. words and our actions speak for themselves, and similarly, russia's inaccurate information, false information on location. grasping at straws. changing narratives also speaks for itself tonight. the pentagon also revealing where the intercept first happened where the collision occurred and where the drone ended up in the water , a u. s officials saying r

in our deposition of jody williams, and he brought up the fact his forum on reddit, was allowed to stay and advertise the donald.win for months after reddit had been basically suspended for public officials in the northwest. and another example of social media companies not knowing how to grapple with the fact that there's a real possibility for anti-democratic mobilization in in country. and so, that's something that moving forward we still need to deal with as a society. >> and we are going to do a round of moving forward before we end, and then we are going to have time for questions so be thinking of them. before we do that, i want to ask, and then you this question about social media, too. i think in particular, james, you maybe looking into more of the q anon aspects. >> a lot of people, a lot of the defendants that we interhave you had would flirt with qanon. and be aware of them and then denied they were following it and even though they were reading about it or wearing a q hat, actually found out later that was a rum, type of rum, but inside story. and had some interesting inte

but i suppose you reddit and then you put on reddit and then people say, i the bad guy, unless peopleseems incredible to me. yeah. hey his parents but 18 hey or his parents but he's 18 years a seat. years i'll have paid a seat. that's seat from here that's the seat from here to here. yeah. you've got here. yeah. if you've got someone whoever someone in your state, whoever it is, whether it's even a baby's arm coming over because it's someone's house, it's at someone's house, whatever is the incursion into thatis whatever is the incursion into that is unfair? so that clause , that is unfair? so that clause, then it's sort of talking to all these overweight people about their experiences going on flights and stuff. i'm you need to then book two seats. yeah if you are if you're encroaching upon people's space then upon other people's space then thatis upon other people's space then that is unfair. maybe just stop eating so much for kerb enthusiasm. you encroaching on the space. you're right to. come on it. yeah, i'm not sit and not going to feel sorry. i don't want to type people for the

but i suppose you reddit and then you put on reddit and then people say, i the bad guy, unless people yeah. seems incredible to me. yeah. hey his parents but 18 hey or his parents but he's 18 years a seat. years i'll have paid a seat. that's the seat from to that's the seat from here to here. you've got here. yeah. if you've got someone state, whoever someone in your state, whoever it is, whether it's even a baby's arm coming over because it's someone's it's at someone's house, whatever is the incursion into thatis whatever is the incursion into that is unfair? so that clause , that is unfair? so that clause, then it's sort of talking to all these overweight people about their experiences going on flights and stuff. i'm you need to then book two seats. yeah if you are if you're encroaching upon other people's space then thatis upon other people's space then that is unfair. maybe just stop eating so much for kerb enthusiasm. you encroaching on the space. you're right to. come on it. yeah, i'm not sit and not going to feel sorry. i don't want to type people for their life choices and i

ed: when something like this happens, you go to reddit and twitter.hey say, i never asked chat gpt that. but the user base is so big now. caroline: in many ways, we have seen it big, regular to companies, banks in particular, not wanting the software in the workplace because they're worried about vulnerabilities. let's to get to that in this world of innovation and what it means in terms of cyber risks. wendi whitmore, senior vice president of unit 42 networks. your bread and butter is security. you're particularly looking at vulnerabilities when it comes to outsources of your workflow, the supply chain into your company you have been putting in key reports. what are the key findings of the moment? wendi: thanks. i think it ties into the store you're talking about, in terms of technology being disruptive. that can be used for good or also for bad. so, i think our report really tells the story that we live every day, which is that things, financial institutions, organizations, cities, they are all being targeted in particular by ransomware actors. what

san francisco-based reddit is leaving its current headquarters.t is reducing its office space. it was subleasing previously known as square, but block is not renewing its lease. one of the most popular acts in the u.s. is owned by a chinese company, bite dance, the same company that owns tiktok, and there is concern about user data. it is a video editing app that helps users quickly create online videos. it says its privacy policy discloses and collects uploaded photos and videos and user data including location, gender, and birthdate in order to provide services. this comes as tiktok is facing a band in the u.s. over concerns it might share personal information of americans with the chinese government. that is something tiktok has said it will not do. today president biden will have the cast members of ted lasso in the white house for discussion on mental health. the president tweeted a photo of the yellow poster that says the word believe above the door to the oval office. the sign is much like the one above ted lasso's office door. ted lasso ta

when people on reddit and twitter can spot bank mismanagement before the regulator something is terribly wrong. my question is for you, vice chair bar. i would like concise answers and will follow-up in writing. you were sworn in on july 19 2022. your testimony indicates that due to ongoing review we will focus on what you know. we will start their. the fed knew of problems at the bank think it -- dating back to 2019. were you personally made aware of major deficiencies at silicon valley bank prior to the collapse? if so, which ones, when we notified? >> thank you, senator. the staff made a presentation to the board of governors in the middle of february this year that was focused on interest rate risk broadly in the banking system and how banks, managers, supervisors were addressing those risks. as part of the presentation the staff highly the interest rate risk that was present at silicon valley bank and indicated they were in the middle of april the review. they expected to be coming back to the bank shortly with further information about their status. i believe that is the first time

safe and pure "the wall street journal" spoke with haters including one who had this to say in a redditents who are willing to go out and spend $5,000 on what is essentially a scam. i am tired about the way these dogs are advertised, and i'm sick of how these dogs have a fad. i didn't know that about this. >> emily: i say love the dog, hate the fad because so many breeders creating a talk to mike treating it on because of how it looks and instagram like we tals what is publicly such a turnoff for so many. >> kayleigh: may be and are getting them because they are cute dogs and they want to woo women. [laughter] >> jason: like a fishing reel? yeah, well, i'm outnumbered. there is a reason they call that show "outnumbered." i like poodles. >> kayleigh: you like poodles. that is the quote of the day. >> emily: i intensely dislike any type of breed fad because it ends up running the breed. those dogs everybody is obsessed with, when they don't perform standards and put in shelters, the deaf ones, et cetera. and the two breeds disproportionately euthanized tens of thousands a year our huskies

generated by artificial intelligence program called mid journey and is apparently for shared on a redditted to images, but was later spread all over the internet like it happens. if you're trying to tell if an image you see online is real or fake experts say to look for blended shadows around the eyes and glasses or at hands featured in the image. apparently. i i image generator still have trouble in those areas. next. in sports, nfl owners meeting today in phoenix, gm's and coaches there, too. >> the guy runs the niners. john lynch stuck into the media about brock purdy. and is he the guy going into next season? what with the surgery and the other quarterbacks they have. sports director jason dumas says reaction from whicthe national weather service is issuing a winter storm warning for the tahoe area starting tomorrow morning. >> that's a serious stuff. officials say mo e heavy snow is expected. in fact. >> 8 to 16 inches or more in the already have a ton of snow. here's a live look at interstate 80 at castle peaks. pretty dark. you can see some activity there. vehicles are getting thr

companies include amazon, doordash, reddit, tinned ther and apple. the -- tinder.of the warrants contain highly intimate facts which could put people in danger. >>> and meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, is reportedly set to cut thousands of jobs within days. yeah, the layoffs are set to mostly impact employees who have been working on wearable devices, meta hardware and the metaverse the vision. the possible layoffs could impact around 11,000 employees. meta has not yet commented. >>> and there's a new trend heading to your morning coffee cup, and that is mushroom coffee. fans of the fungus-infusedded jaf ya concern java say it improves your immune system with decreased inflammation, reduced stress and better sleep. so i could go with that. rachel: sleep with coffee? what? [laughter] we're going to have some. we may fall asleep or we may be high. we may have hallucinogenic -- joey: i was going to say, i hope it's the right kind of mushroom concern. pete: exactly. it'll be an interesting show. joey: we would call that a spirit walk. [laughter] pete

all the reddit residents of the apartment building there and injure. they were evacuated. tahoe nordic search and rescue crews. they assisted with the evacuation efforts and even use their canines to search for possibly any other victims. but right now everybody is accounted for. deputies say several surrounding streets were evacuated because of the heightened risk for more avalanches. an evacuation center is open at the community recreation center on tracking weight in trucking and you 17 national park remains closed, says. >> we talk weather here. a live look at sfo. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us. see the avalanche stuff get all that snow. and then if you have a few warm storms right with rain. i see it's really the different layers of different storm systems on top that kind of slide like okay for flight off another cake that was of a different kind. so with some frost between. so that's kind of what we're seeing up there. now. >> and really, we're going to -plikely see that again, i thin in the next couple days catching a break from all that stormy wea

the portuguese artist has become a cold hero among 40 niner fans of reddit users and she says that she was really emotional when publishing her final drawing, even shutting a few tears copes. this is just the beginning. and she says plans to continue with forty-niners related drawings. she also hopes to branch out into other teams in sports today, she told kron 4 news that it's a bittersweet ending, but she's grateful for it all, especially her trip to san francisco for a playoff game in january. >> it was like the is very from my life until now. and just thinking that i really good we my art. and because so boring. mia love coming to all of that. i think that that's the part. i think the community that's we were able to create and the niners community are so passionate about things. and so. i know they're do i together with each other a lot but i don't know. it's it's amazing. i think that's spark. >> good for reed. that was super cool to follow along on instagram. still to come in honor of women's history month, we will introduce you to a woman who works tirelessly to improve access

this as a media story is no different than those who plan to trespass or storm the capital and used reddit to promote themselves or used an app to communicate to each other and said, that's a text story. no, it's an insurrection story. it's a "do you li in a democracy" story. they used media to intermediate. we've covered this a lot. without fox, sidney powell is just kind of talking. maybe tweeting a little. without fox, doesn't get out there this way. ms. powell, mr. eastman, they're all under legal and criminal scrutiny in the jan 6th probe over whether what i just showed you, they actually broke the law. that's why this is bigger than media. then you have tuck carlson, probably the most -- individual backing the maga movement. he's been asked to testify here this week. he wrote those private texts he never knew would get out, which show what he really thought or privately thought while he used his power, his platform, his influence to do the opposite on a road to, again, many people who got this kind of information going on to commit crimes. >> for five years we have watched the news m

so now i'm looking at this reddit page called qanoncasualties, stories of people who have gone down thisabbit hole. here's one that says, i lost my mom to this qanon bull [ bleep ]. today, she finally talked about celebrities killing small children and drinking their blood. the saddest thing about all of this is how grounded in fear people are. we're all afraid, we are all unsure of what's going to happen tomorrow. and where is it going to end? i have no idea. that's also really scary. qanon is a digital-age phenomenon, but nothing exists in a vacuum. >> 9/11 was an inside job! >> as it turns out, the paranoia that fuels q is as american as apple pie. introducing new sweet and savory crepes. for a limited time, buy one, get one free. with five flavors that are delicious any time of day. only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order. my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and sky

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it's likely to get out ahead of other candidates we talk about, kelly and tyler, like stripe and redditls in some form to its investors. >> so did i hear you right that if you were to compare it to some of its peer groups it wouldn't compare particularly favorably? >> it would now. this is an internal valuation known as a 409a. so usually when you do a funding round you get a new valuation. instacart is taking this upon themselves and marking it down because it's looking at the their public comps doo doordash, uber, lyft, they see how much they've fallen in the public market. so they say okay, our previous high valuation, the private market, they can no longer justify that >> what does your instinct tell you? do you think they will go public over the next 12 months or not what's your guess? >> i think they've got to. they've already filed confidentially and then they pulled that. so we know there's a real desire we know that every time fidjie speaks to her workforce it's a question that constantly comes up this is one of the oldest uni unicorns, tyler. it's been private for more than te

guest: he said if it were al qaeda on reddit organizing insurrection, good point.uary 6 versus september 11. it was easier on the member 11 for the country to unite. this was not your neighbor that was throwing fire extinguishers through a building or the capitol -- capitol and smashing cops into the ground all over the place. that is a good point. a couple of weeks ago, i interviewed asa hutchinson, former governor of arkansas, also considering a run for president. he was a prosecutor. we talked about this. he prosecuted weights and promised militia groups in the early 1980's in arkansas. i was reading through some of the coverage from back then. i am spring of the name, but it was -- i am screwing up the name but it was a white militia group. it was fascinating the corollaries with the oath keepers and pathways. the language of the tactic -- and the proud boys. the language in the tactics. he made a good point. we were prosecuting them. these guys had to be in person to do this. it required a type of colt militia leader, somebody who was charismatic in person was

reddit university in berkeley. that's clear.esidual delays about 17 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 5.49 and prose spent the weekend in tucson, arizona, trying to win the liv golf's first tournament in the u.s. yes. and 32 year-old danny league came out on top winning his first tournament. >> since 2015 and kron, 4 sports director jason dumas had a chance to catch up with him after the win. coming into the final round at live tucson. i said if the first 3 rounds were indicative of how the final round when we would have a tremendous day and guess what? it's surpassed my expectations. danny lee storms back with 4 down to win live tucson. he says this victory, which was his first since 2015 with because he refocused and he thinksall the accommodations that live tour gives him and his family has helped them be able to focus more. just saw. >> it's a night and a dear friend they treat the players. caddies family. so nice out here that their liftoff as making us feel like we're part of the family. and then we're re

guest: he said if it were al qaeda on reddit organizing insurrection, good point.uary 6 versus september 11. it was easier on the member 11 for the country to unite. this was not your neighbor that was throwing fire extinguishers through a building or the capitol -- capitol and smashing cops into the ground all over the place. that is a good point. a couple of weeks ago, i interviewed asa hutchinson, former governor of arkansas, also considering a run for president. he was a prosecutor. we talked about this. he prosecuted weights and promised militia groups in the early 1980's in arkansas. i was reading through some of the coverage from back then. i am spring of the name, but it was -- i am screwing up the name but it was a white militia group. it was fascinating the corollaries with the oath keepers and pathways. the language of the tactic -- and the proud boys. the language in the tactics. he made a good point. we were prosecuting them. these guys had to be in person to do this. it required a type of colt militia leader, somebody who was charismatic in person was

porn is a community on reddit where people can fawn over beautiful examples of penmanship and watch other's writing. i'm back with my panel. okay, so first, let's put up one of our panelists, penmanship and let's all judge it and then look at okay, let's so this is okay. so this is clearly a psychopath who has written this. this right here is evans. yes it's totally legible. i can read it. it looks great. okay now, let's look at the next example. the next example. okay okay, that's pretty. that's pretty amazing. first of all, you signed it, so we've seen that that's here. okay nice. this is me and i just want to say this is proof that i'm better than mediocre white men because i have cerebral palsy. resting position of my hands is like a kangaroo. i still wrote better. how did you do that? with several policy? how did you is it hard to write inside? it's hard, but the thing is, i knew about penmanship porn, and i wanted my riding to reflect the fact that i vibrate. because i thought it would help me do better and thank you avenue eight seconds. my penmanship. i was just trying to promote

a new report from forum shows that young people trust tiktok, reddit and youtube for advice about investing in stocks and bonds, as well as other financial matters. however just half of those respondents say they made money as a direct result of that advice, and just 30% say they checked the experience and qualifications of the people who give financial advice on social media. and as we bring in the panel here, um you know you can go to youtube now and look almost anything up. like how to change the spark plugs in your car. how to bake, you know, talk to tiktok, right? so it doesn't surprise me. that financial advice is one thing. the problem is, i've like i went down that rabbit hole, and there's so many different people offering so much advice. i find it hard to differentiate who is who, because you don't know these people just randomly coming up and they're like, let me show you how to do this or do that. and so i found it very overwhelming. so i had to stop because i was leaving. i was like, oh, you know, i wanted to learn a little bit, but, you know, about certain things. and it was ju

you know, they'll take an anonymous post on reddit. and then it goes around twitter and facebook. but what about other people? who i mean, i'm from alabama. i know a lot of people who own these kinds of guns. that are careful with them that keep them stored and proper places in their homes and whatnot. and that's the pushback. you know, we've been seeing from a lot of republicans on capitol hill. i was watching our reporters there yesterday, asking people why should people be able to own an ar 15? why why do you think this should be legal and a lot of republicans? kittens immediately answered, saying that they they didn't really waiver on the idea that they should be able to be purchased right. a lot of people said why do i a good person a good citizen need to be punished? for what? a bad citizen. did i? also my family is long line of hillbillies in the missouri ozarks. lot of hunters. but what my family ragged about was being able to shoot the out of the squirrel with the 22 right like you. you don't shoot deer like you're in a quentin tarantino movie. i just remember being in ar

you know the symbols for this, what does their debt structure look like including their reddit default? lisa: they are pricing in a near record level of distress. you are seeing the market right now ray signals of concern about this bank but given how far it's falling, how can they resurrect it? the market is saying no, jonathan: the stock is down 5%. tom: we don't want to do a fancy thing but we will continue to monitor credit suisse. as initial resistance, two point -- 2.16? are those pennies, what is 100 -- how do you figure this? we will go to another bank doing better this morning and that would be citigroup. the chief u.s. economist of citigroup is with us. you have led the way on some form of vector to get to higher interest rates. this is where we are going. did they go too far too fast? >> i think we don't know. i think we will find out that it's not the case they have gone too far or that they've gone too fast. they want to achieve price stability, financial stability and achieve full employment. we've been in a situation there were only one issue was priced in that was too h

folks don't have access to non public information, like the bank examiners do, but when people on redditand twitter can spot bank mismanagement before the regulators, something is terribly wrong. so my question today for you, vice chair barr, i have lots of questions. so i'd like concise answers, and we will follow up in writing. you are sworn in as vice chair for supervision on july 19th 2022. your testimony indicates that due to ongoing review, you will focus on what you know, so let's start there. the fed knew of problems at the bank, dating back to 2019. were you personally made aware of major deficiencies at silicon valley bank prior to the collapse, and if so, which ones, and when we notified? >> thank you senator. the staff made a presentation to the board, the board of governors in the middle of february of this year that was focused on interest rate risk, broadly, and the banking system and how banks and managers and supervisors are addressing those risks. and as part of that presentation, the staff highlighted that the interest rate risk that was present at silicon valley bank,

yet we are not focusing even on the stuff in our country. 4 things likecha--things like 4chan, redditlot of negative stuff, bad stuff for the country has come over those social media platforms. host: do you feel that tiktok is being unfairly targeted? caller: i do. i think it is little too much hype, considering everybody is kind of monitoring everybody the best that they can. there are groups that are constantly monitored, information and things that are coming across social media, there is some type of monitoring. even by the companies themselves. i do not see the fear. if anything, anytime i've got medication in my house coming from china, then they talk about with fentanyl and other things those products that are coming that are put into medication that folks are taking, it is affecting them had -- them. it is based on individuals -- taking something without knowing what they are taking. host: let us talk to danny, independent line in south carolina. caller: good morning. he must enjoy the ride. host: let us go to michael in north carolina, republican line. caller: good morning. h

and reddit christmas eve in south carolina even, we just had about a texas event because of some of those situations where wind and solar were not possible. coal fired power plants take three days to crank up to thermal capacity, to meet energy needs, natural gas is 30 minutes. so, it's got to be a big part of that. pipelines is the new word from the graduate, it was plastics in the movie, the graduate, its pipelines today. so, i want to focus on nuclear. nuclear energy must be a part of our energy matrix. moving forward, unfortunately, other countries are outpacing us. adversaries like russia and china have continued to develop and invest in their nuclear industries. just the past few years, china has brought 21 reactors online. many of them are advanced reactor designs. 31 plans are under construction. in this country, we have to focus on advanced nuclear -- authority reactors, things that could be walk away safe. unfortunately, like at the moment in u.s. -- the distance sent devices -- private sector investment. we've got a piece of legislation we fought in last congress, we hope to re

if you knew that al qaeda and isis were in the united states, on platforms on websites like reddit and for cham4 --- 4chan, talking about political violence in the country, you would marshall all the forces of our government to stop them. you would mobilize the fbi, the cia, everybody that had to do with protection. that is your major constitutional duty, to protect the citizens. we know that the republican party is full of insurrectionists, the house republicans, the senate republicans, this party is a dangerous party, they are insurrectionists, they are terrorist, they need to be handled like such. we are in real trouble with ron desantis and the texas governor, all of these people who are fascists, faces -- racist, good no good criminal minded people who are trained to project all of their peccadilloes onto the biden family. talking about hunter biden, he is a private citizen. jared kushner was a white house advisor. he is now in cahoots with the saudi's for $2 billion. when are we going to see justice? i hope they arrest trump on tuesday. i hope that the racist, fascist, confederat