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the great philosopher yogi berra once said the problem with trying to predict the future is it keeps changing. that's what happened to us in 2020. and now 2024 come in 2020 e didn't deal with ai and that was coming at us like a freight train. we will know about in 2024. we just don't know how creative people have, to be able to deploy it. >> really, in some of the conversation we had before you also mention for the things being developed between now and 2024 when you look at on the horizon. i went to bring into this conversation as well. in january you said addressing ai threat to electoral integrity is going got to be a partnership between the federal government, private sector and local governments. i'm hoping you can give us a progress report on how much progress has been made in helping states and local government understand the threat and how to approach them. >> there is no progress and it's really, really frustrating. especially when a high-level federal official arise in your state and first thing to ask is what are you doing about ai? you look at them and you go, you want my

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. >> yogi berra said it's getting late and early among democrats the thing is what you guys doing nowshifted it is about donald trump. let me say i think some people because it is about donald trump think that may be a benefit to joe biden because joe biden. >> not under the circumstance requests he does. [inaudible] per the question arises i think we all think convention or no convention mr. trump is going to get a bump out of this in the polls. if you add that into a convention bump over the polling stand in 10 days, two weeks? what will their nominee their elderly and failing nominee look like to the democrats then? that is a thing to watch. he can cut it out he's got the delicates. if he stays in he is in. but with the democrats aside now's a time to really push in which they've not done yet. [inaudible] pig looks really quick and about too go for themes for this convention make america wealthy. make america safe, make america strong make america great once again. there laying out each night on a theme for. >> allies in the vp pick is going to choose someone that takes virginia of

be -- to me, it was like, you know, we're lost, but we're making good time, which is my favorite yogi berraense that, you know, someone asked a good question, like, you keep saying, we're just making adjustments here, we're not changing everything, and they said, well, why did you fire the ceo? they said, well, you know, sometimes -- they just didn't work out. terrible, terrible call. they got a lot of work to do. now, the tide is out. we know they're not wearing a bathing suit, be you the tide is out. so, i don't know, you know, you have to look at a tapestry, i mean, capri, there's the deal there, more relevant there. to me, the very high end is still there, but it has to be -- the aspirational high end. >> lvmh is in a different category. >> they are. but i think, you know, china wasn't great, north america wasn't great. everything was terrible, except the british accent. i love them, but -- it was bad. >> well -- and swatch got crushed, too. this is discretionary spend and i think it goes lower. >> all right, for more on luxury retail, let's bring in bill simon, former walmart u.s. ceo.

the thing about this as you stop to think what people are saying, remember yogi berra, it's getting lateelected democrats, it's a concern for the donors and the question is if you cut biden off now, are you saying in september i'm willing to live with trump? that's a difficult choice. >> john: winners and losers? >> donald trump, on a roll, though polls are growing, debate success and staying on the sidelines and letting biden twist and win. nato leaders, crediting him with the success of the alliance and spending and he's going into the convention with his party united and the democrats in disarray. my loser is the media establishment, which spent three years pushing this lie that joe biden was cognitively not decline. they have egg on their face and did not redeem themselves with that press conference. >> john: gillian? >> minus dean phillips, he was laughing at joe biden, now his colleagues are coming up and being like, i am really sorry. we are really sorry, acknowledging how shortsighted they were. so he's a visionary, loser is at&t, allowing their data to be breached. they say almo

. >> as yogi berra said it feels like deja vu all over again. why would they set imhupp.hallenged him to press conference and fell flat on his face. debate. set him up for failure again and own aides calling it a big boy press conference. with aides like that you don't need an opponent. in the election. but, you know, i mean, people -- official washington, the media, were all shocked by biden's press conference shaken the city to the corps. the american people weren't shocked. if you go back, harvard-harris poll in november 2022 seven in 10 americans said that joe biden was too old for another term as president. he wasn't mentally fit for another term. that was almost two years ago. so the american people weren't surprised. confirmed what they were concerned about. but and that's why you haven't seen the polls collapse under him. he has dropped a little bit. and has fallen outs of the margin of error in swing states. only couple points movement. americans are not surprised by. this only official washington is. >> shannon: it does seem. it has the feel of the convictions f

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look, i like yogi berra said predictions are hard, especially about the future. all i can do is look at the numbers right now no president has ever won with a 37% approval rating. look at the swing states because this isn't a racist that is decided in five or six states you yeah, the president, you can look at lots of different polls. the president isn't really up in any of them. and then you could ask yourself and again, this is future, this is, we don't know the future. what is the trajectory look like? and imagine that three months from now, we get another performance like there was in the debate right before the election do you want to take that risk? i don't know i don't presume to understand the president's calculus. >> yeah. but he's top him president's right. why would you gamble that? legacy, the legacy of being a top ten american president, transformative lyndon b. johnson, transformative and you're going to gamble that on possibly being the guy that handed the country over years to congressman you said that you you waited to put your statement out unti

. >> look, i you know, like yogi berra said, predictions are hard, especially about the future. all i can do is look at the numbers right now no president has ever won with a 37% approval rating look at the swing states because this isn't a racist that is decided in five or six states yeah, the president, you can look at lots of different polls with the president, isn't really up in any of them. and then you can ask yourself and again, this is future, this is we don't know the future. what is the trajectory look like? and imagine that three months from now, we get another performance like there was in the debate right before the election do you want to take that risk now i don't presume to understand the president's calculus. yeah, but he's top ten president's, right. why would you gamble that? legacy, the legacy of being a top ten american president, transformative, lyndon b. johnson, transformative and you're going to gamble that on possibly being the guy that handed the country over years to congressman you said that you you waited to put your statement out until after becaus

. >> look, i you know, like yogi berra said, predictions are hard, especially about the future. i can do is look at the numbers right now no president has ever won with a 37% approval rating look at the swing states because this isn't a racist that is decided in five or six states yeah, the president, you can look at lots of different polls with the president, isn't really up in any of them. and then you can ask yourself and again, this is future, this is we don't know the future. what is the trajectory look like? and imagine that three months from now, we get another performance like there was in the debate right before the election do you want to take that risk i now i don't presume to understand the president's calculus. yeah. but he's top ten president's, right. why would you gamble that? legacy, the legacy of being a top ten american president, transformative lyndon b. johnson, transformative and you're going to gamble that on possibly being the guy that handed the country over years to congressman you said that you you waited to put your statement out until after because o

the great yogi berra once said, the problem with predicting the future, it keeps changing. and in 2024 we didn't deal with ai. and now it's coming like a freight train. we will know about it in 2024, but we don't know how creative people have become. >> and i know in some of the conversations we have before you also mentioned. the things that are having to develop between now and 2024, we look at that on the horizon. secretary, i want to bring you into this conversation as well. in january, you said that addressing ai threats to electoral integrity is going to have to be a partnership between the federal government, private sector and local governments. and i'm hoping you can give us a progress report on how much progress has been made in helping state and local governments understand the threats in how to approach them. >> there's no progress. and it's really, really frustrating. especially when the high level federal official arrives in your state and the first thing they ask you, what are you doing about ai? and you look at them and go, you want my state to step up and p

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the problem with starbucks is they have too many customers, like a yogi berra thing.up to starbucks. elliott wants to help, and it's not like the irs showing up. they want to help, and they can do a lot. >> you mentioned constellation. thinking of salesforce where it was very much a handshake, and then you have southwest and disney. >> elliott goes to -- i think they would have expected a lot more resistance with salesforce. elliott goes to salesforce, and marc benioff says, tell me what to do. they're thinking, like, give me a break. no, he said, really. let's meet. let's meet constantly. i'll meet with you on saturday. i mean, there was an amazing synergy between what elliott wanted to do and marc thought the stuff at salesforce -- really great. and then southwest, it looks like they wanted total overhaul because southwest is not where they think it should be. newlands and constellation, very good. if you work with elliott, they have a lot of good people. it's kind of like bringing in mckenzie but not having to pay for it and being more attuned. i think that starbuc

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