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"jason lewis" Discussed on WTOP
"An extra $1 billion. The cost of this site are very, very favorable to the cost of any other site, principally because the land is already owned by the federal government. In Warner seemed to dismiss the idea that the scoring system being used to decide would be changed in any way. They said they want to go back and kind of work through. Outside GSA headquarters, John dome in WTO news. Now the latest on a man charged with second degree murder accused of shooting and killing a 13 year old boy in northeast D.C. during a court hearing today a judge agreed to release Jason Lewis from jail while he waits to return to court in June. Lewis attorney successfully argued that D.C. government employee is not an immediate danger to the community. Lewis turned himself over to police back in January after the shooting that left 13 year old Quran Blake dead. Police say Lewis fired at Blake after seeing him break into cars in his neighborhood. The Maryland Senate has passed a bill that would give the state's attorney general independent authority to bring criminal charges against police officers when people die in their custody. This bill ensures that both the investigations and the prosecutions of officer involved deaths and incidents that are likely to cause death are independent. State democratic senator Will Smith there, he's one of the bills main supporters. He says it would help end potential conflicts of interest between local prosecutors and police, but opponents say it would be an overreach of state authority, the bill now heads to the house of delegates. There have been efforts to ease the tax burden on Maryland retirees in recent years, but a new proposal would go even further by cutting that tax bill to zero. Marylanders should not have to consider leaving the state when they retire because of the taxes on their incomes, that's the thinking behind a bill from Republican Maryland state senator Steve Hershey. His bill would phase out taxes on retiree incomes by 2028. The bill Hershey is proposing would take effect in July and would be phased in gradually. Now there is a price tag, according to the state comptroller's analysis, state and local revenue losses would total $3 billion by fiscal year 2029. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. Metro trains have been manually controlled for more than a decade after a deadly crash in 2009, but metro is making its final preparations now to bring back automatic train operations. NBC four transportation reporter Adam tuss joined us earlier on WTO to explain when we could see that happen. What metro would like to do is switch the ATO system back on on the red line first and that'll be in the summer sometime in the summer. They can't say specifically yet. And then all of the lines by the end of this year and when you take a look at the operational efficiencies that something like this could have, it really could be big business for the metro system getting riders to come back because for so long now we've been hearing from riders who say, look, it's taking too long in between trains, the wait times are too long. Something like this, if you equate it to automated driving system in your car, it can cut down on seconds, which then leads to minutes and then leads to a better ride for everybody. 9 people died in that crash on the red line back in 2009, it was the deadliest crash in metro history coming up after traffic and weather and airline doubles down on San Juan from one of our airports. I'm Jeff label. It's 6 O 8. Michael and sons, heating tune up for only $59. Double do TLP traffic in weather on the 8s, Dave dildine is in the traffic center. Roll over on the Baltimore Washington Parkway, northbound traffic jammed beyond one 97 under one 98 and 32 near fort Meade traffic was stopped for about ten minutes to get the car that flipped over back on its wheels. Now getting by slowly again to the right, north bound on the BW Parkway, not quite as dramatic. And so southbound rubber necking won't be quite as intense going forward. I 95, not bad through Howard county. Two 70 northbound still slow out of rock field toward Watkins mill road on the beltway traffic remains can adjusted both ways, both loops throughout Montgomery county, but the most intense delays are in Springfield, Virginia, northbound on 95, connecting with the beltways outer loop at van dorn street, the crashed vehicles were just moved entirely onto the left shoulder. A few minutes ago, all that northbound traffic on 95 will surge into Alexandria toward the Wilson bridge to expecting volume delays to rapidly develop there. At least for the next 30 minutes or so until rush hour volume start to relax. 66 still heavy westbound near fairfax centerville and eastbound into Arlington and still slow on three 95 both ways near the 14th street bridge along with D.C. and interstate two 95 outbound volume delays are persistent as we head into evening time. Back in Virginia and loudoun county route 7 westbound at Augusta drive working on getting the crash clear delays appear to be easing, looking for a new car. The weight is over if it's Gerald auto mall, has hundreds of new and used cars to choose from, visit fit small dot com transparency you can trust, Dave aldein WTO traffic. Back to storm team four, Amelia Draper, Amelia, we've got some colder weather, I had maybe a little snow in some spots? Yeah, exactly, Sean tomorrow morning some
WTOP
"jason lewis" Discussed on WTOP
"Have no basis in fact. Springfield area is one of the most diverse parts of this Commonwealth or this country. Though Maryland argues diversity is not the same as heck what he has laid out by the president's executive order. FBI and GSA have set out criteria that are good criteria and they were adamant the criteria won't change as Maryland has suggested. Maryland's understanding still differs though. Outside GSA headquarters John dome in WTO P news. The D.C. parks employee charged with killing 13 year old Quran Blake has been released by a judge while he waits to return to court. Jason Lewis attorney argued successfully his client should be released on his own recognizance and will return for his next hearing in June. As attorney confirms, Lewis will wear an ankle monitoring device as part of D.C.'s high risk supervision program, back in January, Lewis turned himself over to police, he had been in D.C. jail ever since. Back on January 7th, Lewis told investigators he saw teens breaking into cars along his street. He said he fired a shot at a car before firing at Blake, who was running toward him, Lewis is charged with second degree murder while armed, he also faces other gun charges. A Maryland bill that would expand the attorney general's powers in police investigations is moving forward as the Maryland Senate approved it 27 to 20. It would give the state attorney general independent authority to prosecute police after investigating officer involved deaths, supporters of the bill say it aims to end potential conflicts of interest between local prosecutors and police officers, but opponents like state senator Justin Reddy say it's an overreach of state authority. I can't for the life of me figure out what the problem is we're trying to solve here. There's not some widespread issue of state's attorneys being found to be dismissing cases that are not founded. There's not some there hasn't been some widespread scandal or scandal really of any kind since it did pass in the Senate. It now moves on to the House of delegates. There have been efforts to chip away at the tax burden non Maryland retirees. Now, there's an effort to phase out those income taxes altogether. Maryland state senator Steve Hershey's bill proposes facing out all retiree income taxes by 2028 The bill comes a year after lawmakers passed legislation that gives individual marylanders a $1000 break if they make less than $100,000 in retirement income. Married couples making a $150,000 or less a year, get a break of $1750. This session, Maryland governor Wes Moore's testified on his own bill to reduce the tax burden on military retirees, Hershey, the Senate minority leader, says the rising cost of living hits retirees especially hard, Kate Ryan. WTO P news. Metro is making final preparations to bring back automatic train operation systems, the systems were shut off after a deadly crash in 2009 that killed 9 people. So as metro made changes to that system to make it safer, NBC four transportation reporter Adam tuss was with us earlier. What has changed with metro is some of the track circuits that they use to basically tell the train operators and the train control system, whether or not a specific portion of the track is occupied. That is important because in that 2009 incident, what happened was the striking train was told that the tracks ahead were clear when in reality there was a stop train ahead. So what metro has done here is they've changed a lot of the circuitry on the tracks that now better tells the operators and everybody involved when a particular section of track is occupied. It's been tested and retested and then that equipment then communicates with the train itself. Metro says it's going to switch the system back on, sometime in the summer. Coming up after traffic and Michelin flags more D.C. restaurants. I'm Jeff. It's 5 O 8. Michael and sons heeding tune up for only $59. Time for traffic and weather on the age and when it breaks to the WTO traffic center and Dave dill dine. And D.C. rush hours peaking on the freeways, heavy traffic compound to the whitehurst freeway and Georgetown I 6 95 and three 95 toward the 14th and 11th street bridges and into Maryland on two 95 as well. In Montgomery county on the outer loop, the crash near university boulevard was in the left lane, might be on a shoulder by now. ITER loop crowded in slow on many portions, no crashes or breakdowns blocking on the interloop. I two 70 northbound remaining slow out of Rockville through gathersburg new crash called in on two 70 north past three 70, blocking the right side. That's going to become the bottleneck. The incident north of Germantown and past father Hurley boulevard was moved to the shoulder. In Virginia, on I 95, southbound and northbound traffic is slow this afternoon between Springfield and garrisonville, northbound volumes tend to be higher this time of the year. A little taste of spring break. And more traffic on northbound through the metro area 95. But all volume on 95, 66 near the metro area, normal westbound slowing near the fairfax centerville, am and asked this exits. But westbound and fuck your county beyond Markham. It is a crash causing a backup. And that crash is going to be west of Markham closer to the Linden exit on I 66. Help your business thrive and stay connected with the Comcast business, complete connectivity solution with Comcast business powering possibilities, restrictions apply. Dave dillin WTO traffic. On a storm team four now and Amelia Draper. Friends will become cloudy tonight with lows in the 30s after a pleasant day today a big change in our weather tomorrow. We're cold, highs only in the low to mid 40s with rain at times throughout the day
WTOP
"jason lewis" Discussed on WTOP
"Following new breaking information on a man charged with second degree murder accused of shooting and killing a 13 year old boy in D.C. during a court hearing today a judge agreed to release Jason Lewis from jail, allowing him to remain free while he awaits his next hearing in June. Lewis attorney successfully argued that he is not an immediate danger to the community. Lewis turned himself back in January after the shooting that left 13 year old Quran Blake dead, police say Lewis fired at Blake after seeing him break into cars in his neighborhood. D.C. fire crews are on the scene of a serious fire at an apartment building on 6 three in southeast right now. They say the fire has left a child with critical injuries, no word yet on the age of that child, the fire broke out on the first floor of a three story apartment building, D.C. fire and EMS says the fire is now under control. It's two O four David Crawford former police chief in Laurel, Maryland has now been found guilty of intentionally setting fires, and some of those fires were at occupied homes. 71 year old David Crawford could face life in prison for setting four fires and Howard county, and some of those fires, 8 people were inside in court records show after a weeklong trial, a jury found Crawford guilty of all 8 counts of attempted murder as well. Crawford's defense attorney says he maintains his innocence and plans to appeal, noting that prosecutors did not need to prove a motive for the dozens of fires, which spanned from 2011 to 2020. During the trial, fire investigators from 6 Maryland counties, including Montgomery and prince George's, testified against the formal Laurel police chief as he has pending charges for setting fires there as well. Last week, Crawford was convicted of first degree arson and Frederick county, Meghan clarity, WTO P news. After more than a decade, the federal government seems to be close to selecting a new headquarters for the FBI, a day after Maryland leaders made a final pitch for the headquarters to be in that state. Leaders in Virginia did the same thing. Virginia senators Tim kaine and Mark Warner defended the current scoring system being used by GSA to select a site. In particular, the strong weight given to proximity to other federal facilities. That's irrelevant criteria. You can't take that away. I mean, Warner also called Maryland's claim that selecting Springfield would add a $1 billion to the price tag. At a left field and have no
The Doug Collins Podcast
"jason lewis" Discussed on The Doug Collins Podcast
"And it might even be longer than 30 seconds. And I don't know why these people who I guess are reputation and the consultancy world for one wins, keep coming back to that when we're now seeing this red wave receding because they're being told, stay silent on that. Don't talk about the elections, don't talk about abortion, don't talk about climate, just ride the wave. So there's silent while the other side is hacking away at them. Chipping away at the lead. And your point is really good on the life question. I'm from like two. But if you don't stand for something. So all of these Republicans are being told, look at the chaos in the country and just attack that. So pick your favorite candidate. That candidate failed. That candidate failed. We're going to run an ad that said that candidate failed. Great. What does that tell the voter that you're going to, it doesn't tell the voter you're going to do anything. So on the abortion question, said, look, my position is clear, I'm prolife, and I don't think we should be using abortion for birth control for same sex selection for disabled children in the womb or in the 9th month with taxpayer funded money. Now my opponent is in favor of all of those things. All of that. And you've got to get them to answer why they're in favor of late term abortion, not just why you're in favor of pro life position. And so, but they're not being not being told to do that. And I do think there's a danger of just writing that way and going back to a comfortable conservatism where what are you going to do about the border? Cut taxes. What about abortion? Cut taxes. Cut taxes. That way, you want alienate anybody. Yeah. How do you fix Wallace eternals? I mean, it's like, it's not good. Two word answers. That's right. Plus we're beyond that. It used to be during a Reagan era in the Jimmy Carter era. Where the economy was front and center and the supply side movement was just starting out, and we had to sell it. We're talking about the very fundamentals of a civilized society now. Law & Order, life, borders, China, China issuing a bioweapon. This is not politics as usual. And if you're not willing to talk about that, then you're not the right leader for the times. Exactly. Folks, this will not be the last time you get to hear Jason Lewis Jason is I'm glad we have reconnected and we've been talking back and forth. I mean, I just, I'm just respect his communication, his book, you got to go out party animal, you got to go out and get it. It's just we're going to be talking about the spatial coming into the election. Jason, thanks for being on the podcast. Let's definitely not make this the last we'll just keep this up. 100%, thanks for all the work you did and all the work you're doing here in Minnesota as well, dog on behalf of our candidates, keep at it, and we'll see it on the road. All right folks, the cars podcast, we'll see you again soon..
The Doug Collins Podcast
"jason lewis" Discussed on The Doug Collins Podcast
"Hey folks, when you look out and you see the country and just the disarray is you see the Biden administration, you see the wholesale prices have just went through the roof again inflation is tearing us up. If you have your finances all in pinched in just a few areas, if you're just in stocks and bonds and you're not diversified, I got some news for you. You need to navigate or you need somebody to help you get to where you need to go with those finances and I can't think of anybody better to do that than my friends at legacy precious metals. You need precious metals in that portfolio. You need gold and silver. And legacy pressure metals the folks there. They're the navigators. They know how to deal with tough times. They know and how to look ahead and take your personal situation and make it something that can be workable for you in the long term. Because that's at the end of the day, that's the one you're most concerned about. You need to make sure that your personal finances and your retirement are secure, you need folks like legacy precious metals, helping you in that. They will take the time to learn you. They'll learn your financial learn where your investment goals are and they'll help you get there. And metals and gold right now in this kind of crazy inflation and this kind of crazy economy with the bidens. Economy is just you need that help. And legacy precious metals is the one to do that. So give legacy precious metals to call 8 6 6 5 two 8 1903 8 6 6 5 two 8 1903 or you can always visit them online at legacy p.m. investments dot com and you can download their free investors got legacy precious metals. They're the ones you need. They're the navigators to help you to these turbulent times. Well, one of the things it's often running I just saw one of our candidates and I'll just leave it at this point name was Republicans we get hung up on the I call this the bumper sticker, a lot of times. Democrats do it better because they're willing to give up a lot if they can get a policy. They don't really care how it looks. But we like bumper stickers. You know, we want to do, you know, we try to blame things. And then we do the term limits. We do whatever we thought was ever popular. You've just hit something, and I've took a lot of criticism over the years about terms, 'cause I've said, frankly, right now in the United States House, it's less than 8 years. Did you and most people don't realize this, that in this next Congress, they'll be less than 40% of the membership of the Republican caucus have ever served with anybody that they came in before Donald Trump. So, I mean, I mean, it's huge turnover. And you see it a little bit in the Santa. It's always the anomalies. It's always the Schumer as the Pelosi's the Dan youngs even. I put that. But what happens is, is what you just touched on. Is the staff on Capitol Hill, which you got a lot of great folks, but a lot of those committees have been there 30 years and they don't like change. Then you go into the bureaucracy. That's where I think the biggest problem is, you know, I got, you know, if you want to talk to me, it's fine, but let's have a some kind of at least turnover in Washington and these cubicles up and down these streets because that's where the real governess is going because we in Congress sort of gave our power away to them. Right. No, you're right. We don't do civil service reform. All is lost. I think incoming president has control over three or 4000 employees out of 2 million. So, you know, he's going to come and go and you're going to get those political appointees. But really, Peter strzok and Lisa page proved where the departments are. And the same with these committee staffs and all of that. So I couldn't agree with you more. Look, what I write in the book, Doug, is that too often Republicans want to revert back to what I call comfortable conservatism. And by that, I mean, what are you going to alienate related advocate for term limits? And I happen to be in favor of them, but I agree with you that I'm in favor of them for everybody. But who are you going to alienate? Nobody. Wearing a Ukrainian flag lapel pin. We really going to alienate nobody. You talk about a tax cut. We believe in tax cuts, but it's about as safe a political position as you can get. But if you start talking about we really shouldn't have a biological male swimming against my daughter swim team in college. We really shouldn't have lawlessness in the streets, although they are talking about that. But we ought to close the borders. Or how about this? We get to the point right now with China. We're not too many generations ago of you unleashed a bioweapon on the world. That would have been considered an act of war. We don't want to talk about that stuff or globalism or private equity, our endless wars. All of that, because you really get people get upset and Human Rights Campaign really gets upset. I don't want to go there. That's too hot. Don't want to talk about climate. Don't want to talk about elections. You don't want to know about. So what gets changed? Not much. Nothing. And I think that, look, it's gotten even somebody with Kamala Harris. I mean, this is really an interesting point. Kamala Harris was asked by chuck Todd in a recent interview. And she made her standard pitch about the border being the most secure border. And even chuck Todd had to call bull. Well, and that came on the follow-up of Biden and Harris and the administration saying, well, the reason the NAP test scores for fourth graders hit a rock bottom low is become Trump mismanaged schools during COVID two and a half years ago. No. What? And this is the point though, Doug, and this is why you got out raised away. I got outraged. They have a Democrat media complex. They have money and media. And they can gaslight the country over and over again by repeating the lie. And that is effective. I hate to say it. Well, it is, and I also have the, you know, look, and I'm one of those conservatives. I think a lot like you. Look, we'll pull it out the fact of the liberalism and the media agenda that is driven. But also it's one of those things where I'm also seeing that comfortable conservatism which you've talked about. I'm seeing conservatives use it as a crutch, right? And they just sit it out and they won't push back. We got to push back and there's ways to do that. Because look, they're revisionist history. You're not talking about that. I made that example this morning when we talk on the radio was about this big drought in the West Coast. And we talk about climbing, if you don't believe in this cloud, huge dry out, it's been going on for about Frank has been off about 15 years now. But there were several articles. And I think I don't want to say we're afraid it was one of the larger publications said, it's the most, it's the worst drought in 1200 years. Okay. I'm slow, but I get math even if I had to take my hands and my shoes off, I could figure this out. That's 800 AD. So. There's an AD. The combustion engine is people. It's cows. It's whatever. I mean, they just undercut their own argument and they don't even understand that they're undercutting their own argument. But who's going to point it out other than Doug Collins? I mean, that's the issue, isn't it? I mean, that's what gaslighting is. You keep telling people, the sky is green when it's blue and pretty soon, enough people say, well, I'm not going to go there. It's green. And that's why they called it climate deniers. Then we went to vax mandate deniers. Now we're COVID deniers. Now we're at election deniers. At some point, this self censorship has got to stop and you're getting nothing done. I mean, the Democrats aren't consumed with being too radical. They don't mind it. And yet Republicans, I can guarantee you know this. It wasn't that long ago where the top Republican consultants were all members of The Lincoln Project. That's what those guys were. That's his advising Republicans not to talk about climate change. Not talk about this radical trans ideology, not to talk about China, not to talk about the board. I mean, so I do think, look, I mean, I was never going to be in danger of becoming a career politician. The voters thought of that. But I'm glad I stuck to my guns and didn't apologize for what I believed and got some good things done because I couldn't live with myself otherwise. What's the point of it all? You've got to do it. I started playing. And okay, I'm going to go here. You went there a little bit. Explain to me. Again, talk about revisionist history or just changing history. I don't care what you call it. Right. But how can you have, quote, and I'm tired of looking at this, you go on MSNBC, CNN, and sometimes even Fox or in others. And you see these Republican consultants who have not worked for criticized president Trump every day of the week. They criticize Republicans. They, I mean, they work against what is considered, you know, many of us consider conservative, but yet the mainstream media out there is because here's Republican consultants. No, those are not Republicans anymore. Let's at least move them to independent. Let's do something. They say they're not where the Republican voters are today. And if they were, they'd be out there being higher, but they just don't reflect it. That's the part where the media tries to make by using labels. Everybody look the same and that try to isolate those who are pointing out the deficiencies in their argument. It is hard to overestimate the falsity of Steve Schmidt or Rick Wilson ever be considered a Republican. And this whole notion of and this is I'm glad you brought this up because everybody thinks it's Trump's abrasive personality. And let's be honest, he's a different kind of politician. You and I both know. Not afraid to say that. But different times, call for different leaders. But it wasn't that buggy. I mean, oh, he's not humble enough. I think Barack Obama was humbled. Bill Clinton stumbled. It was the issues Trump was threatening them with. The end of globalism, the controlling the border, all of these issues that they were advising their Republicans on you. You really ought to come out with a climate platform. You really need to do that. And don't alienate the Human Rights Campaign by being a traditionalist, you can't do that. And so Trump was threatening that status quo issue wise, and I think that's why they turned on him. That's why they didn't like him. And now from Bill kristol to Schmidt, Wilson, they are venomous in their hatred. And I really do think the Republican Party needs to get serious about telling those people politely. Here's the door. We'll see because you can't operate like this. We saw that in the 115. You and I were working hard to pass the American healthcare act that undid the price controls. That let people choose the health insurance they wanted to get the CBO admitted it would lower premiums. Now, the reason we didn't get nicked in 2018 on the tax reform because we passed it and it worked. Had we passed that, I'm convinced it would have worked, but we had a couple of individuals in the Senate. I think, frankly, out of spite, in many cases, torpedo that legislation. And so we are our own worst enemy again. And we've got to have more cohesiveness in the conference. And I do think, you know, you probably closer to this than I am, but with Jordan and McCarthy sort of mending fences and coming together in James calmer on oversight and Jim on judiciary and Kevin going along with it. I think we're hopefully we're getting there, but it won't matter if we don't take back the house. Well, yeah, and I think that's an interesting point you make there.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Jason Lewis and Doug Discuss 'Comfortable Conservatism'
"Right now in the United States House, it's less than 8 years. Did you and most people don't realize this, that in this next Congress, they'll be less than 40% of the membership of the Republican caucus have ever served with anybody that they came in before Donald Trump. So, I mean, I mean, it's huge turnover. And you see it a little bit in the Santa. It's always the anomalies. It's always the Schumer as the Pelosi's the Dan youngs even. I put that. But what happens is, is what you just touched on. Is the staff on Capitol Hill, which you got a lot of great folks, but a lot of those committees have been there 30 years and they don't like change. Then you go into the bureaucracy. That's where I think the biggest problem is, you know, I got, you know, if you want to talk to me, it's fine, but let's have a some kind of at least turnover in Washington and these cubicles up and down these streets because that's where the real governess is going because we in Congress sort of gave our power away to them. Right. No, you're right. We don't do civil service reform. All is lost. I think incoming president has control over three or 4000 employees out of 2 million. So, you know, he's going to come and go and you're going to get those political appointees. But really, Peter strzok and Lisa page proved where the departments are. And the same with these committee staffs and all of that. So I couldn't agree with you more. Look, what I write in the book, Doug, is that too often Republicans want to revert back to what I call comfortable conservatism. And by that, I mean, what are you going to alienate related advocate for term limits? And I happen to be in favor of them, but I agree with you that I'm in favor of them for everybody. But who are you going to alienate? Nobody. Wearing a Ukrainian flag lapel pin. We really going to alienate nobody. You talk about a tax cut. We believe in tax cuts, but it's about as safe a political position as you can get. But if you start talking about we really shouldn't have a biological male swimming against my daughter swim team in college. We really shouldn't have lawlessness in the streets, although they are talking about that. But we ought to close the borders. Or how about this? We get to the point right now with China. We're not too many generations ago of you unleashed a bioweapon on the world. That would have been considered an act of war.
The Doug Collins Podcast
"jason lewis" Discussed on The Doug Collins Podcast
"It was listening to you when you filled in for rush. On the radio. How did you tell us a little bit about your background and then what, you know, what staircase you fell down to say, I need to run for Congress, you know? Well, you do, I was in the airport the other day and somebody came up to me, and said, I know you, didn't you used to fill in for Russia and you were in Congress for a while and I said, yep, that's me and they said, whatever happened to you anyway. We all get those. Well, look, I grew up in a small business family. My mom was from north Minneapolis. My dad was from Iowa. We settled in the Hawkeye state, but Minnesota was the second home. So when I fell into talk radio after graduate school, I opportunity to go home to Minneapolis and St. Paul, I did. And that was in the early 90s and raised my two daughters here for 30 years. Loved it. Got into radio. It was fortunate enough to hit the timing was good, telling them for rush and had my own syndicated show for a while. But at some point, Doug, you know what it's like, you could be a commentator so long, but after a while, you got to put your money where your mouth is and you want to get on the field and play. Because the only way to really change things is to vote for them. So I thought, and most, by the way, most commentators won't talk most talk show hosts don't do that because they can demagogue your previous comments like Supreme Court Justices from and I knew that would happen with me and it did with CNN and all the rest. But I really didn't care. I just said, look, I want to do something. And I was fortunate to come into Congress with a new president when we really had an opportunity to do things and we did. But it was really just more of an angst about, look, you can talk all day long, but at some point, get sued up, get in the game. And so I did do that and served. I thought in one of the more consequential terms of Congress, and then I ran for the U.S. Senate alongside the president, here in Minnesota, and two years ago, and October, we were neck and neck with Tina Smith, who was the Democrat, I would say from Minnesota, but really she represents Planned Parenthood. Her former employer. But I felt that we were going to win Minnesota. I really felt the president went. And we did great. I collected more votes than any other statewide cabinet in Minnesota history. We outperformed the top of the ticket by two points, but we had 1.9 million absentee ballots at 60% of the total Minnesota vote gained by mail. We had a Secretary of State who did consent decrees with very liberal activist groups that undid absentee signatures, undid the deadlines and remove the number of people you could collect ballots from. Like three miles from one person, but they removed the number of people you could collect rebalance from. And so I'm not going to sit here and tell you why one. I wouldn't do that. What I will say here is we need to make certain that we have self government that has ballot integrity, otherwise the American experiment is lost. So I do think it's an important important issue that we shouldn't shy away from it. And a lot of us are. Well, in you and I both experienced something because I was running in a weird setup down unfortunately. We didn't get a primary and we had our governor had made an appointment and he wanted to protect that appointment. I get that. But it made it very hard because we did a general election jungle primary. And I had an opponent that I got out spent 60 million to 6. 60 and we lost about 4% to get into that runoff. But it's amazing. And that's fine. Let me touch you. That's a big one. I will bet you ten to one that Kelly's contributions came from corporate America. And I'm free market capitalist. You and I did tax reform together. We get that. But at some point, we really do have to quit carrying a water for big corporations. They are not our Friends for change. And that's one thing that the president Trump and you and I, we brought the working man and woman back to the Republican Party. And that's really what we need to start representing. And if these woke corporations want to support, you know, carried interest deduction, which I don't agree with. They're going to hire Democrats to do it. And that's what they've done. And that's why you are outspent so much. Oh, exactly. Well, anyways, in personal money. And what it also did for us down here was it allowed Rafael Warnock because the way it was put up to go unscathed. So he would, and then we had a course our problems down here in Georgia getting people back to the runoff. But I think one of the things, let's go back and look at this is for a second. And by the way, for folks, one of the things that I want to point out is you've got a book out right now party animal, the truth about president Trump, power politics, and the partisan press. And it's out there go get it, get it on Amazon anywhere you get this book. We'll try to put a link on it and when we put the post the podcast for folks, what I wrote a book about the impeachment. And mine was the clock in the calendar and I talked about the fact of, you know, as you said, when the Democrats came in in 2019, they were possessed at that point. And it was only a possession of just this derangement with Donald Trump. And all legislating was off the books at that point. That was over. But when you see this book, what brought you to write the book and what are you trying to communicate in? Well, you're on judiciary ranking member, so you know all about how we weaponize the bottles of the bureaucracy. And that hit me between the eyes in the 115th. I started thinking about this. And then just the craziness that was happening with the Trump, starting with the inauguration, and you were talking about people protesting. I had protesters on my front lawn. You and I were being demagogue over the American healthcare act, which was a good piece of legislation. And I thought, this is getting out of control. And I'm afraid that if you let the left right history, you're never going to learn from. And that's what was happening already with CNN going after every Republican and it was getting out of hand. But I think the epiphany for me was, you know, if you're not on the intelligence committee, you don't get to see the Intel until they say, okay, members can come over and view this. And it was when I did that and trudged over to the capitol visitor center and looked at this stuff and all I remember Doug is sitting there going, is this all there is? Is this? And we were consumed for two years. It was thwarting our ability to move legislation. The media were Gaga over this line. Just absolutely lying. Trump's going to be indicted tomorrow. He's a Russian asset. Now there was a Trump Tower meeting. All of which proved to be a lie. And I thought, okay, I'm going to start taking a journal. And so I started writing a journal. And what happened was that started to continue through three campaign cycles, 16, 18, and 20. Well, then 20 came around, I'm the Senate nominee, and we are locked down except for a rioters in Minneapolis. The third precinct was broke was burnt to the ground. Talk about destroying government property, right? And it was so orwellian, I continued with these journalists and so now, in 2021, this all these journals and you know what it's like to write a book. You got to put it in readable fashion. So I found a cabin in the Minnesota northwoods and for a year and a half. I've just hunkered down and wrote basically a history of how we got to the point where we've weaponized the government on behalf of one party..
The Doug Collins Podcast
Former Rep. Jason Lewis of Minnesota Shares His Story
"Bit about your background and then what, you know, what staircase you fell down to say, I need to run for Congress, you know? Well, you do, I was in the airport the other day and somebody came up to me, and said, I know you, didn't you used to fill in for Russia and you were in Congress for a while and I said, yep, that's me and they said, whatever happened to you anyway. We all get those. Well, look, I grew up in a small business family. My mom was from north Minneapolis. My dad was from Iowa. We settled in the Hawkeye state, but Minnesota was the second home. So when I fell into talk radio after graduate school, I opportunity to go home to Minneapolis and St. Paul, I did. And that was in the early 90s and raised my two daughters here for 30 years. Loved it. Got into radio. It was fortunate enough to hit the timing was good, telling them for rush and had my own syndicated show for a while. But at some point, Doug, you know what it's like, you could be a commentator so long, but after a while, you got to put your money where your mouth is and you want to get on the field and play. Because the only way to really change things is to vote for them. So I thought, and most, by the way, most commentators won't talk most talk show hosts don't do that because they can demagogue your previous comments like Supreme Court Justices from and I knew that would happen with me and it did with CNN and all the rest. But I really didn't care. I just said, look, I want to do something. And I was fortunate to come into Congress with a new president when we really had an opportunity to do things and we did. But it was really just more of an angst about, look, you can talk all day long, but at some point, get sued up, get in the game. And so I did do that and served. I thought in one of the more consequential terms of Congress, and then I ran for the U.S. Senate alongside the president, here in Minnesota, and two years ago, and October, we were neck and neck with Tina Smith, who was the Democrat, I would say from Minnesota, but really she represents Planned Parenthood. Her former employer. But I felt that we were going to win Minnesota. I really felt the president went. And we did great. I collected more votes than any other statewide cabinet in Minnesota history. We outperformed the top of the ticket by two points, but we had 1.9 million absentee ballots at 60% of the total Minnesota vote gained by mail.
The Doug Collins Podcast
"jason lewis" Discussed on The Doug Collins Podcast
"Benson is with me to die. Well, and thanks for being a part of the podcast. It's amazing to have you with me. Well, it's good to see you again. You are a real leader in the 115 when I was in D.C., as vice chair, and it was a very, very good two years, the time of accomplishment. We'll talk about that. But if there were ever a time when we need communicators like yourself, it's now because we're a nation on the brain comic, right? Oh, very much so. In very much so. And I think that's one of the things that there's a two year and I won't call it a, an oasis, but there was two years, and you talk about the one 15th Congress. Was a time in which the Democrats were not happy. I mean, Trump had won the election. They were not happy, but they were still this idea. They were not sure if they were going to be able to flip the house. They still were in that mode 8 years. They were chafing under Pelosi a little bit, Hoyer and the rest. And you still had some who wanted to do a few things. And I'm a bipartisan stuff that I did criminal justice, which was actual real criminal just from not what we're seeing out there in these liberals. The first step, you have music modernization where we redid how, you know, songwriter stuff get played. We did a lot of protections. And then we as Republicans finally stepped up and did the tax bill, which was, you know, set up anybody, you know, should be our economy should be far better than where it's at right now under Biden. But then we also did have the healthcare issue. And I think that was one that we can talk about as we go, but it was a time. It's really the last time Washington got anything done. Now liberals will tell us Jason, you know, the Biden administration has been an legislative drug or not. You know, it's like, yeah, if you count partisan wins, don't you think that would be true? Well, look, as we've spoken before, these guys will put their pedal to the metal, and they know that they'd rather change the country than just change the Congress. So while Republicans are looking to polls and being afraid to say this or that, when we should be dominating this election cycle, Democrats keep passing bills, they keep basically doing these things that's going to make this a country in a state of Georgia that your parents wouldn't recognize.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Doug Sits Down With Former Congressman Jason Lewis of Minnesota
"Benson is with me to die. Well, and thanks for being a part of the podcast. It's amazing to have you with me. Well, it's good to see you again. You are a real leader in the 115 when I was in D.C., as vice chair, and it was a very, very good two years, the time of accomplishment. We'll talk about that. But if there were ever a time when we need communicators like yourself, it's now because we're a nation on the brain comic, right? Oh, very much so. In very much so. And I think that's one of the things that there's a two year and I won't call it a, an oasis, but there was two years, and you talk about the one 15th Congress. Was a time in which the Democrats were not happy. I mean, Trump had won the election. They were not happy, but they were still this idea. They were not sure if they were going to be able to flip the house. They still were in that mode 8 years. They were chafing under Pelosi a little bit, Hoyer and the rest. And you still had some who wanted to do a few things. And I'm a bipartisan stuff that I did criminal justice, which was actual real criminal just from not what we're seeing out there in these liberals. The first step, you have music modernization where we redid how, you know, songwriter stuff get played. We did a lot of protections. And then we as Republicans finally stepped up and did the tax bill, which was, you know, set up anybody, you know, should be our economy should be far better than where it's at right now under Biden. But then we also did have the healthcare issue. And I think that was one that we can talk about as we go, but it was a time. It's really the last time Washington got anything done. Now liberals will tell us Jason, you know, the Biden administration has been an legislative drug or not. You know, it's like, yeah, if you count partisan wins, don't you think that would be true? Well, look, as we've spoken before, these guys will put their pedal to the metal, and they know that they'd rather change the country than just change the Congress. So while Republicans are looking to polls and being afraid to say this or that, when we should be dominating this election cycle, Democrats keep passing bills, they keep basically doing these things that's going to make this a country in a state of Georgia that your parents wouldn't recognize.
WTOP
"jason lewis" Discussed on WTOP
"P news. Hopefully a man is dead, a woman in the hospital this morning after they were shot in northwest D.C. last night, all happening around 9 30 of the evening on 14th and V street. These police say the man was shot in the stomach taken to a hospital where he died, the woman was shot in the leg is expected to recover. Police are not sure this morning if the man was targeted, but they believe the woman was a bystander who was walking down 14th street. No suspect information is available at this time the shooting this morning under investigation. Turning now to an update this morning, a WTO of the shooting death of a 13 year old boy in D.C., early this year. The child was accused of breaking into cars at the time on the morning he was shot. Then there was a period of weeks in which the accused shooter was never charged, despite loud calls from the community on this issue, and now we learned a grand jury has indicted Jason Lewis. Louis is pleading not guilty to the murder of 13 year old Quran Blake, who was killed January 7th. The department of Parks and Recreation employee told prosecutors he woke up in the early morning hours that day to see teens breaking into cars along his street in northeast, and armed with a registered handgun, police say Louis fired a shot at the key of the teens ran to before shooting at Blake, who was running toward him. In a previous hearing, Lewis attorney said he acted in self defense. A grand jury moved quickly to indict the 41 year old on second degree murder while armed, committed against a minor charges, as well as gun charges. He's in court again next week. Meghan cloher WTO P news. A health warning this morning for all people, but especially for younger people, more of us these days are being diagnosed at younger ages and with more advanced cases of colorectal cancer. That comes from new research from the American Cancer Society. Screening for colorectal cancer is recommended for people 45 and older, and there are no plans to raise the minimum recommended age, not right now. Tina Reid, healthcare editor for axios explains why. No one's making the argument to create a new age for testing or a younger age for testing because at large that would just be so expensive and the value wouldn't necessarily be there. But doctors are saying, for those who are between 45 and 55, especially, they should really be taking the warning seriously and getting timely colon cancer screening and people who are younger should be aware of the risk factors if they have some sort of a symptom. They should go and talk to their doctor just because we do know this is a risk. Throughout the country, medical licensing officials are doing all they can to keep nurses with fake credentials from caring for patients as CBS News correspondent about piper reports this morning that comes apparently after several schools in Florida were accused of selling nearly 8000 fake nursing diplomas. Some state officials have all out yanked nursing licenses in others charges have been filed against nurses. It comes following operation nightingale what the feds say was a wire fraud scheme in which people paid about $15,000 to get bogus nursing diplomas through last year, the Delaware board of nursing annulled 26 licenses in New York nearly a thousand nurses have been told to surrender their licenses or prove they got them legitimately. Out in so many test takers actually passed without the required classroom and clinical work. In some cases, turns out they were experienced LPNs anyway, seeking to become RNs. Some had been healthcare providers in
Nightly Pop
"jason lewis" Discussed on Nightly Pop
"I'm ready for a new iteration, like stripping with the stars. Oh. Oh, so this part. How beautiful that is about this. I can't wait for my butt holes by fendi. Every time I go into the shop, you lip, lift, okay? Okay. How do you have time to sleep with 85 people? Wait, are we counting blowjobs in this? Yes. That counts. Slide into bed with us, starting right now. Hello, welcome to nightly fought my two favorite hostages. I mean guesthouse are here. Lonnie and dad. Happy to be here. Happy to be here. Second show of the day, we're gonna kill it. We're excited. That's right. How you doing? I'm great. Was that your Power Rangers moved? I watched your clothes. Like 8 times. Yesterday. Don't I have that in fact? Everyone wants to watch me a lot. Everybody like that. Okay, the new Dancing with the Stars cast has been revealed and once again, we use the word stars of very lightly. Okay? I don't write this. There's TikTok stars reality stars and Arnold Schwarzenegger's son from his other relationship. Now say what's in the sense? He was on the show. He was so nice. And he is really. Not his fault. And they wanted me to say when he was gone and I can't say it. His son from the maid. Which, by the way, this show is going to hell. Well, literally. This train wreck is still, who is right in this spicy ass you're putting it out there? Just watch the clip about Dancing with the Stars. Dancing in her is a whole new world. And these stars are shining brighter than ever. Jordan sparks. Daniel Durant. Charli D'Amelio. Heidi D'amelio, Vinny guadagnino, some of Blair. Jason Lewis. Gabby Wendy. Sam champion. Teresa giudice. Joseph Fiennes. Trevor Donovan. Jesse James decker. Cheryl laughs. And Wayne Brady. This is a bad. This is not a bad cast at all. I want to say I'm very excited about Jesse James decker. I think she's gonna kill it. She's always been so sweet. I'm excited about this cast. I would join it in two seconds. Wayne is going to kill it because he's already an entertainer. I think it's not bad. It's going to be on Disney+. It's going to be streaming. I'm going to be streaming. Is everything just getting shut the down or what? I mean, they actually, you know, because Tyra is the host, but they also added Alfonso to help her because I think she needed a little help. And I really, that's right, they brought you in. We couldn't get the one topic. Why are you excited, Zach did you see it? I'm ready for a new iteration, like stripping with the stars. Oh. I'm into that. Wouldn't that be fun? That would be fun. Stripper poles and we're all like tossing dollars and stuff. Well, I got a new show that will be named magic with the stars. Are you? Yes. Yes, that's why it was in Vegas. So I was doing that and it was with Chris angel and it's going to be different. And we have like real stars. I can't wait to watch all of you. I'll have all the time in the world to watch everything you do because I'll be home. No. You're in the booked and busy. No, I know. That's me being humble. All right, the only thing more painful than watching Dancing with the Stars is getting wax damn, you guys. Cardi B has shared her latest beauty treatment and it does not look fun. Uh oh. Ah. Nothing. Oh. Is it not encouraged to do one rip? I think that was more of like, was that like a thread, it just was a different when I've gotten when I've never gotten my lip swack. Which lips, but. It's usually just in one fail swoop, but I don't know. Why are we so waxing our lip, first of all, and waxing is not good because it stretches the skin. It's not 1912, Zack. Why did you know that? My favorite text yesterday was one hunter was like, heard you been funny on the show. Bitch, I'm much funnier than you. He goes, he goes, heard you've been funny. I'm like, oh, okay. I just had to sit back and let you have your moment, but. So yes, electrolysis no more. Lip wax, yes, but like in a way in a laser. They should laser their lips. Some of us need the wax because all that, it takes too much. Like, I need that because I would look like James Earl Jones, if I didn't. And you know what? I mean, every time I go into the shop, you lip lip. Okay, come on. Okay. I get it. I don't get a lip so much. It's like a few whiskers, but it's really the chin hair for me. Girl. It's a serious I'm starting to get a gold tee up here. I have like, it is legitimately like every three days. They're like 5 chairs. You have zap those? No, for some reason, I've done every calm though. But I definitely tweeze them, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I should. I have an appointment today, but I'm kind of tired. All right, when we are gone, what other show is going to tackle headlines like this? Designer vagina surgery doubles in 2020 thanks to tight leggings. Oh. So supposedly celeb inspired leggings are so revealing an uncomfortable women are getting their nip and tucked to wear them is explain this to me. Okay, so this is what it is. When you put when you pull up a high legging, it actually, if you have a big band strap, there's enough fabric where the vagina is laying in it. If you pull it all the way up, you get a camel toe and it's really uncomfortable. There you go. So they're having things removed. So they're having their labia sort of, this is where the are we. And what are we talking about? They are having cosmetic surgery on their lady bits because they want to make things that will take some stuff. You can't even see mine. Yeah. So this part. I can't wait. My butthole's by fendi. But Zach, you're just like lemon meringue. Just sweet, sweet, sweet you. You can say the dirtiest things, but that's okay, 'cause you got that smile. I said, it's like. No, does it tighten you for sex? No, I think that's it. I'm not a doctor shocking. But you know a lot about plastic surgery. I do. I do. And see me after the show is. I'm gonna need a remote to blink. I don't believe so. Do you talk about everything that you have had done? Yeah, well, I haven't had anything done I've just had things helped. Like, lips? Yeah, but I hit a nerve years ago. I'm going to see neurologists because I can't this side of my lip doesn't move. Like hallucinating. Would have never noticed that. I had everything. You look great. Don't worry about it. Unbelievable. Oh, this show. No, we shouldn't do this. I don't think women should be doing it for that. Yeah, this is an abuse of our healthcare system. There are actually people that need those surgeries, surgeons, you know,
Wendell's World & Sports
"jason lewis" Discussed on Wendell's World & Sports
"Basically to see her. And i remember this girl Had both david boston. And jason kidd like like how you do what's happening. What's going on is like all right to one fighting for the affection of female who's Scott jason lewis gutless caught the attention of jason kidd. Indata boston and new chance. Not that i had a chance to begin with but It was like well okay. I remember he was there. Visiting her story has and gemina king walking into the club looking for him. So jason kidd into the men's bathroom was up there searching around looking for a husband but yeah interesting stuff going on with the the bill. That type of stuff. So the the we have issues with jason kidd rasheed some baggage of a spousal abuse and other things. And you gotta remember. He's going to be hired by an organization. That's coming off. Investigation that uncovered sexual misconduct. The took place for over twenty years. And you're going to hire a guy who was convicted in two thousand and one a spouse abuse interesting interesting. Jason kidd is gonna be walking to a team that was teetering on what dysfunction but where to pull it not just this season but this past off season. You had the mavericks in general manager. Donnie nelson mutually parting ways after decky plus of a working relationship. Luca was very fond of donnie nelson. Donnie nelson what the one who discovered luca at fourteen and not followed him in fourth relationship with them. So not only jason kidd walking into this situation where you know. He's going to have to formulate that relationship with luca. The problem with the dallas mavericks. Is they have this shadow. Gm the gm without having any type of qualifications or experience at the job him borrow vulgarity. I know his last name. Vulgarity can't pronounce it first name. But his last name is vulgarity. He's formerly a professional sports gambler. He was brought into the mavericks organization as the director of quantitative research development and twenty eighteen and since. Dan has been rumored that he's been making bulk of the organization's decisions behind the scenes. So it's kinda like he kind of. Cut the balls off of rick carlisle and Donnie nelson this past season to where there'd be games where luca would actually be calling him out during the game by only the fucking decision you will. I mean that type of shit. You know who's made the starting lineup. Today rick is going to be you be vulgarity. And twenty one twenty two year old talk to a coach of the statue who who want a championship. That good net. Good and it's been rumored that Dodge dislikes vulgarity as a general manager. No shit so. According to a story in the athletic players on the mavericks including dodge has preferred.
KTLK 1130 AM
"jason lewis" Discussed on KTLK 1130 AM
"It from Fox News? Be honest and a little over 10 minutes from now lots to get to with her, including a trump pinned. Editorial. Actually got published. He also reacted to New York's disastrous election. We'll talk about that with Katie as well, Pretty funny right now we are properly shredding this, uh, ridiculous. Editorial board from the Star Tribune article. Abuse of public official doesn't further causes. Protesters who harassed harassed Andrea Jenkins proved nothing and What's what's astonishing about the pieces that you know there's a lot of what they say That's actually very, very true. Far from advancing their noble goal, you know, in their mind of police accountability, those Hooker D J. Hooker, who was involved in those with him undermined it. The group senselessly antagonized the sympathetic elected official in place unrealistic demands on her, but there's no accounting whatsoever. Or pointing to the myriad Of other circumstances in which this has happened, including what's continue to happen on the streets of Minneapolis. Whether it was the attempts with the autonomous zone enough town 38th, Chicago, the autonomous zone down there. All of what they're saying, applies to all of that, including the third Precinct, and it's void from this article. Yep. Yep. I mean, you know, this article could have been written when DFL representative John Thompson showed up in a Hugo neighborhood outside the home of Bob Kroll and harassed the residents there harassed innocent teenage kids called them all Racists called them all KKK members and threatened to burn the entire town down. They could have written this editorial then, but they didn't I didn't have anything to say about that. In fact, they cheered when he got elected into the House of Representatives. They could have written this article when indivisible, decided to show up at the home of Jason Lewis and harass his wife and his kid because they didn't like what he was doing, or show up at a town hall meeting and disrupted until people storm out and anger they could have written this. Editorial 50 60 70 times. Over the course of the last few years, but they never did. Not until Andrea Jenkins poor Andrea Jenkins gets harassed and essentially held hostage by these mob members by these domestic terrorists. Now, the editorial board finds statistic your fortitude to step up and say, Hey, guys! I don't know that you're helping D. J. Hooker and the others who confronted Jenkins. They go on to say won't like to hear this, but they have some things in common with the insurrectionists who stormed the U. S Capital on January 6th. That's the only frame of reference they can come up with. Yeah, that's the only comparison. They even live in Minneapolis. I have no idea. They even live near here. Do they? Do they ever leave their house? Do they watch the news? A spirit of anarchy fueled by both groups. Intimidation was views viewed as a means to an end. Yeah, man, You know what? I only need to focus locally, You idiots. You want to get somewhere focus on everything that we've just been talking about that apply. The insurrection applies to the third precinct. It applies to 38th in Chicago. It applies to the autonomous zone It applies to up down. It applies to what happens almost on a weekend on a weekend basis on the streets of people coming in. Shutting down intersections to do street racing where people have died and got run over. Intimidation is a means to an end for these people. I mean, look, what lesson have. Has anybody learned over the course of the last few years? Intimidation works. It will get you a murder conviction. Corrosive beliefs and behavior like this is are at odds with a vibrant democracy. It's alarming to see groups with such disparate aims succumb to the temptation of coercion and persuasion and a Minneapolis the intimidation directed a Jenkins. It's part of a disturbing trend. The Star Tribune editorial board has previously decry No idea. When is there a link? I have no idea That was that I'm going to pull up the digital version to see if that sentence is actually linked to a previous editorial, where they have decried this type of behavior and I take issue with the way that they go in and talk about Jenkins here, it says here. Jenkins to her credit handles Sunday's confrontation without losing her cool the deficit. The epithets raining down while on her while in her car was what would have was blocked out, would have tested anyone's control, really watch the video she calls in white supremacy. And she cursed them out a lot. Cursing up a storm had no respect for them whatsoever. It was the without losing her. Cool. Are you kidding me? Even d J Hooker called her on the carpet for it going. She just said it was white supremacy. Look at me. In a public statement posted after the incident. She condemned being held hostage but added admirably that she remains willing to sit down with activists and advocates. Jenkins represents the eighth Ward in south central Minneapolis. But citizens stakeholders need to realize that being heard doesn't equal getting your way. Tell Marsha Howard, you idiots. If political progress fall shorter happens more slowly than desired. Frustration is not a license to abuse the public official. It's troubling that this needs to be made clear. Where were you when the city was burning down for three nights? But Andrea Jenkins gets held, you know, against her will for a short period of time, and we get this editorial just like, Oh, my gosh, I can't believe what happened to this elected official. They can only be bothered to speak up when it happens to one of them. When this is happening to Republicans and conservatives, they never have anything to say about it. I did find the link that that that that and what were they were previously discussed. They're referring to the protests that led to the the the attorney resigning in the Dante right case they were showing up inside their house. But in a reference the reference John Thompson You know in this editorial and NATO, But again, it's not. They're not condemning the behavior just because it is wrong and shouldn't happen across the board. It's more the tone of well. It's not helping our cause so much because people are filming it, and it's getting out on social media. And it's kind of embarrassing what occurred in the confrontation caught on video that they wrap up was not respectful dialogue. Nor a peaceful protest. It was a tantrum one that reflects poorly on the judgment of all who blocked Jenkins. And you're right. You know what, though? That applies to almost every single circumstance of violence that we have seen take place in Minneapolis since George Floyd was murdered by Derek Chauvin. Yep. And and I would even go further than that. I mean, you go back to when Trump came here. Not October visit that we went to and we saw, you know, DFL representatives out there in the street, harassing people as they attempted to leave blocking traffic beating on people's cars represented Aisha Gomez was out there with them. And they celebrated that that was great. I mean, that was just people stepping up and letting their voices be heard in this great democracy. No, all of this behavior every time a protest decided to block an intersection and prevent people from moving about freely. Every time a protest decided to go on the freeway and shut it down for a period of time. We were here calling it out every single time because we knew it would escalate and escalate and escalate and we caught. You should have been there from the beginning. You should have been calling this behavior. And calling on local law enforcement to shut these protests down and arrest people who are engaging in illegal behavior because just being under the guise of a protest doesn't make your behavior any less illegal, and that includes blocking a freeway blocking an intersection, preventing people from getting to where they want to be. And Andrea Jenkins just doesn't get off Scot free on this, either. She helped create this angry mob mentality, she said. This beast that has been destroying livelihoods in Minneapolis. She does not get too. I mean again. It shouldn't have happened to her shouldn't happen to anybody. She was held hostage. It's wrong. She also shouldn't have signed that. I understand why she did. But at the same time, no man she she contributed And she bolstered the individuals who stopped heard that day..
600 WREC
"jason lewis" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Instead of devolving power in our school district's toe local school boards that control the complete program. We are actually consolidating power in state governments and now the federal government, which means we need a revolution in K through 12 and especially higher end as I said, But K through 12 is say, is abusing Children by making them essentially educated Darryl IX. And and if we don't change that, I'm not gonna say all is lost. We're gonna have an awful tough time. And that means school choice for everybody or means testing public government schools or something, Because it's a disaster. I mean, they wouldn't even send the kids back to school because the teachers wanted to get paid for not working during covert. It's a total disaster. But I want to bring it full circle. And then we got to get to a break here quickly back to the Carter Arab. This is the double whammy that Jimmy Carter implemented and why he got beat in those days. It was a different America that except that that appreciated production and productive people today, I'm not so certain when half the country is talking Marxism. But the double whammy of a fiscal disincentive program that's high taxes and massive amounts of spending that is spent on junk instead of productive capital. That's the fiscal problem. The monetary problem is printing money. When you combine those two, you get less production and more money chasing fewer goods. That is the inflation we are going to see very, very soon. If it's not already here. I'm Jason Lewis Mora on EI be when we return, staying connected and staying current the way rush would have it on the EI. Be network news Radio 1055. W E R C and w we er cfm dot com Seth Talbot here again with my dad, Pete, with.
600 WREC
"jason lewis" Discussed on 600 WREC
"I Heart radio goes one on one with Brad Paisley to talk about some early music memories, my earliest musical memories. Buck Owens on the turntable as my grandfather played like a record of tiger by the tail, and I would run around in circles. And it was it was like they would just put it on just to see their kid get dizzy and fall down and then hey, raised me on this diet of music like that Johnny Cash thing and then gave me a guitar. When I started to learn it was the first time That you play something that's actually that sounds like it on a sound. It's for a while it's twinkle, twinkle little. Mm hmm. And welcome back Once again, everybody. I am Jason Lewis, former Congressman Jason Lewis, You're guiding you through another edition of the best of Rush Limbaugh and the Excellence in Broadcasting Network, try to squeeze in a collar to hear upcoming the next hours. So 1 802 822882 has always looked. The carnage that's ensued across America, and the violence we're now seeing is a direct result of the policies that we've implemented in these Democrats cities. As I say in Minneapolis, the place that started it all over the last year. 70% increase in homicides compared to 2019 20 2100% increase in Ah violent crime, including shootings, massive numbers of Carjackings and throughout the suburbs. I just want everybody to understand within earshot here, folks. I'll see Jeb consequences and what we're seeing is a direct result of your neighbors Vote for Democrats. People are voting to destroy the country. They are the suburban moms, usually wealthy and white, part of indivisible. And they're ruining your life and you better understand it and you better get ready to fight. Because it's getting to the tipping point here folks is getting to a real tipping point. Infrastructure is now racist. Pete Buddha Judge the Biden Administration, D O. T secretary said quote black and brown neighborhoods have been disproportionately divided by highway projects. Or left, isolated by the lack of adequate mass transit. The L A times naturally want to tear down insidious monuments to racism and segregation. Bulldoze l a freeways. Everything's racist. They love they love to try to divide America by race. They are racist. When Lori Lightfoot Says the only way to be racism is to be racist. And on. Lee do interviews with black and brown people. She's not on Lee ethically immoral. But she's violating the law, The 14th amendment and the equal Protection Clause under the color of law, Laurie, You may not divide people by race news flash. Former NFL offensive lineman. Assistant coach Eugene Chung, who's Korean says he was told quote he was not the right minority. When interviewing for an NFL coaching job. Boy didn't see that one coming the NFL politically correct. The NFL woke why I never would have imagined that Nobody wants to stand up and say anything. The Rooney rule all the way back in 2000 and three requires a litmus test quota to interview the right racial candidate. This is the difference between equity inequality. And not long ago Once again, rush hit it on the head with this, the NFL Is all troubled every year after head coach openings are filled that not enough African Americans were hired. And they've got the Rooney rule. They've got the Rooney rule requiring that more African Americans be interviewed to try to get them known. By people who make hiring decisions at various NFL teams, and still, the hiring rate is unsatisfactory low you look at who does get hired. His head coaches and if you follow the trail, it is astounding. What a closed community. The NFL coaching community is. For example. The defensive coordinator for the San Francisco 40. Wow, This is where it's going to break down because my memory is going to fail me here. But the head coach of the Green Bay Packers Is a brother of an offensive coordinator for the San Sisto 40 Niners, and they were all three. The defensive coordinator for David's. We're all together on a college staff somewhere. And it's this way at every team. Or a lot of teams where there is this Like the head coach of the Chicago Bears.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"jason lewis" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"I don't care if it was in direct funding for Ji says no NIH funding, Except it went to another outfit ICO Alliance. I believe it was then that money went to gain of function research. Sources in Australia and you've got to rely on the foreign press these days for the truth. Sources in Australia of detailed how the Chinese may have been contemplating new viruses. Quote said to be more transmissible and more lethal. This is shocking stuff, folks. Rush obviously was right on top of this. Not that long ago. Roll audio too. This is Paul in Greensboro, Georgia. I'm glad you waited. It's great to have you here with us. Hello? Rush two nights ago, Tucker Carlson had a scientist on who worked in the Wuhan lab in China, and she basically stated that this virus was designed virus. That was not something that was in nature. And I wanted to talk about that. And I don't want to go with the obvious where that Google, Facebook and Twitter centered her. But there's two things very interesting about that. Interview one She didn't have any interes to why they would be creating the virus. And the other thing is the deeper ramification. If what she's saying is true to life seems very obvious. It's the country that has 1.4 billion people to feed. And it's struggling to do that. All of this organization that you see you taking place every place in both China and India is just really another source for the irrigation that comes out of the Himalayan mountain. And China is on a buying binge across the globe buying land across the globe, So I think there's an obvious answer to the Y. But the deeper question also is Yes, that's true. What the hell else is going on in that left if they can create a very specific virus, that's Taylor to the old the people that are weak that have pre existing conditions. What else? Oh, they working on their suppose we we get a vaccine, which we're gonna have very well. I don't think it's that complicated, and I don't think there needs to be this much intrigue about if what she said is true. I saw her interview. I fully expect this woman to be disappeared Very shortly. The chai calms of find a way to find out where she is. I'm stunned. She got out of China. It was thought that she had been disappeared months ago. I don't mean to be dismissive here. I just think that the chai calms and the Russians and us we are working on the old name for it is with germ warfare. We are constantly working on Bio warfare. The fact that the Chinese would be doing this is not a surprise the fact that they might use it as a way to eliminate some of their own population because they can't feed them all and they can't keep them all in the countryside now to the cities. They're communists. Communists kill their own people. None of that would surprise me. If that's What's going on The why of this. If this Chinese scientists right is not hard to understand at all the more troubling aspect here Is the reluctance of people who otherwise have common sense to reject this out of hand as an impossibility. That is why we loved rush. This was a while ago and rush sought for what? Itwas This is an example of how the media and Democrats are putting the interests of global bureaucracies. The Chinese funded WH O Chinese controlled wh O more accurately. China International is, um Big tech the N ba ah, head of American interests. It's absolutely shocking. There's also another reason. Perhaps given who was in the White House in November of 2019. I am Jason Lewis and on the Rush Limbaugh program or on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network Right after this brush lives on timeless wisdom today is relevance on the EI Bebe network. San Diego's news, traffic and weather Station news radio 600 Kogo sama here again with my dad, Pete with relief factor, and tens of thousands of people are now take You 100% drug free relief factor. Everyday stuff is right. Getting out of the chair or taking those nice long walks is painful. Whatever the pain from just getting older or even exercise. Maybe you should do what this person did. Lived for decades in a lot of extreme pain with my lower back and legs on, I heard about relief actor on the radio by tried to three week quick start play. I'm so grateful to relief actor that.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"jason lewis" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Was beyond his imagining to withhold the degree of support from the international community to ensure that China would not suffer alone that the words these are Communists. They treat their own citizens. Horribly. They don't care. If something like this is going to wreck them, Then they're going to make sure they're not the only ones that suffer either reputational damage they don't want it thought that these viruses emanate originate in China. They don't want that and they don't want any economic damage. So it's a fascinating theory. There's more to it. Yeah, he had sure is a fascinating theory. And now the circumstantial evidence is starting to validate Rush has is the case so many times, as was the case with El Rush. Bo. What's interesting? This is predictable as the day is long because Michael Gerson, who was the precursor to the perverts at the Lincoln Project. Hey, wrote in The Washington Post yesterday that anybody anybody suggesting that there was a gain of function operation that was deliberate. In Wuhan is a liar. It's another trump. Why now? It's hard to do. We're gonna have a rush. Clip on Mr Gerson. Mr. Gerson is about his toxic and individual and his big a fraud as there is in America. And evangelical who spews violent venom on a daily basis. He literally he literally was the inspiration, no doubt for what went on with Lincoln Project Liars. And rush out a little take on him. But this that's where you are with the mainstream press guy was a Bush speechwriter. He's a Bush McCain Republican who ends up in the Washington Post, now denying the obvious the Chinese communists Have something to answer for here when it comes to gain of function when it comes to was as the Australian reported, making the virus more transmissible and more lethal. More on that when we come back, I'm Jason Lewis in today on the excellence in Broadcasting Network Limbaugh legacy on full display on the EI Be network. You've got Rush Limbaugh on news radio.
No Agenda
"jason lewis" Discussed on No Agenda
"Of cool coming up next on no agenda stream dot com the latest episode of podcasting. Two point oh the open source board meeting of the podcast index end of show mixes. We've got dude named james we've got fletcher and blaney last minute. Submission have not listened to it. So who knows. And i figured we'd wrap it up with a nice little vaccine diddy. And that'd become from jason lewis and i'm coming to you from austin texas capital of the drone star states opportunities zone thirty three. If you look up on the governmental maps fema region number six and proud of it in the morning everybody. I'm adam curry dance from northern silicon valley who are on the next show. I'll be discussing the slightly irksome letter. I got from the fbi jesse direct with a tease like that. How can we not see on thursday. Remember us divorce dot org.
The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani
UFC Fight Night: Derrick Lewis demolishes Curtis Blaydes
"Let's go right into this thing. Let us discuss the heavyweight division in the ufc because it was on full display last week. It'll be on display this weekend as well and next month with the title on the line but let's focus on ufc vegas nineteen and derek lewis's incredible ferocious and absolutely vicious knockout of curtis blades. In the main event after a really strong opening round from curtis blades lewis delivers one of the nastiest knockout. You will ever see in the second round coming through with the biggest main event upset in the. Us's michael bisbee became. The ufc middleweight champion. A you have c. One ninety nine knocking out. Luke rocco network going to begin with you kind sir. Nice and easy your reaction to a massive win for derek lewis less than a week ago surprise. Surprise i guess is where i would start out. I picked curtis blades. I thought he would be able to at least take down. Derek lewis enough to win the fight and lo and behold. He didn't take him down at all. So that was probably actually the biggest surprise about the fight What wasn't surprising. That derek lewis after being down in the first round after losing that second round blades was doing really well on the feet. And then derek lewis just did what they're glues does. Big are uppercut. Is the fight so relatively shocking shocking result in the sense that derek one. I was fairly confident that blades. Who get it done. But not so not so surprising that derek lewis got another highlight reel nocco assay. We kind of got your instant reaction after the fight on saturday on the post by now you've talked about on the side but now they've had some time to let it all sink in and spoken about it on on different platforms. How big was this win. For derek lewis in the in the grand scheme of things that heavyweight. I mean anytime you win in the top five especially when the heavyweight title is only is within less than a month of your big victory. It's a big thing. I just think. Derek lewis is one of those fighters that he said it himself like the title is great but he's fighting for that paycheck. You got the bonus. You got bulbs paychecks. He's back taxes. Which is obviously still reeling from the massive blizzard. So i'm sure he's going to do great things with that. We saw what he did when the hurricane happened. Driving around saving people so For a normal fighter getting this big win on a big platform so close to not just the title fight probably another a contender fight with jazzy. No rose straight and cyril gone. They're going to be like. Oh this is great for my career. I'm looking at it from the perspective of derek. Lewis wear awesome. I got both of my paychecks and fifty thousand dollars more so yeah massive night for the black beast again. Prize fighters derek lewis through to be one of the most reliable prize fighters on the ufc roster. So yeah ten attempt forms across the board from the heavyweight contender to sort of build upon that jose. Is it time to look at derek. Lewis is not just a fun prizefighter but a serious threat to the title. It's not like he wasn't before but people always view. Derek is this you know fun. Follow on social media this hilarious guy this quote machine who can land knock on at any point of a fight as watch the sport at all outside of his fight weeks doesn't really care about titles but it seems like he's putting together now i know he's added some pieces to his team. You saw lauren. Murphy's husband joe in his corner who's excellent jujitsu coach in practitioner. His own right time to stop looking. Derek lewis as the funny guy with the with the best social media. Game outside of darren taylor. Moore is a legit threat to st bay francis and gado john jones. Whoever is in this division. I would say derek lewis has already the best twitter follow third. Darren tools jason lewis at this point. Because derek lewis is winning fighting and being funny darren till is only doing one of those things. So i i would say derek lows. Of course you have been taken seriously if he touches your jaw you have to take him seriously because you're probably not going to remember when after the referee pulls him off of you so i don't know the answer to this because we haven't seen we don't know we don't know that's like saying oh francis in who is putting together all of these this team to make him a complete fire. All of his fights are like less than two minutes long. So we just don't know for all we know. Derek lewis is the best gogo planet practitioner. It all of the ufc. We're just never going to see it because at the second touches you you die. So if you fight someone like steep bay That is obviously a master game. Planner i think that's better. That's that'll be a better gauge of derek. lewis skills. because we've seen him fight dan mccormick. Who is the definition of a complete mixed martial arts and that wasn't a great night for derek lewis. Yes he took that on like Real short notice to only a month after he got that beatdown he did win. Let's not forget volkov. Put it on their clothes until again. Derek lewis touched his jaw and killed a man on live television. So yeah i don't know. Tb all say. I know that's a cop out. But i don't think anyone knows i think everyone will agree with.
KTLK 1130 AM
"jason lewis" Discussed on KTLK 1130 AM
"That's on you, and it sucks for all the individuals that didn't vote for those people, but sucks for all the individuals that lived just outside of those area. That's who would really depend on those areas. I mean that Z the part that really that there's a lot about it. That bothers me, but part that that often doesn't go talked about is you got you know your ring suburbs around these cities that are, you know the the the economic engines of the areas and Are are the Minneapolis and ST Paul's. That's where all the jobs are. That's where all the commerce happens. It's but you know you vote in these idiots that let these cities go go to ruin around him, and and it has detrimental effects to the entire region into the entire state. So, uh, switching switching years. She It's actually not just yet. Let's go here. Let's go here all quick, because this fits in what we're talking about. This goes from Alfa News. We mentioned it. Last hour. Minnesota representative Carlos Mirani, DFL, same palm called an anti lock down protest outside of his home terrorism. Anti shut down. Protesters held demonstrations Saturday outside of Maroni's home a using similar tactics. The left leaning Sunrise movement is used, which is endorsed, which has endorsed several DFL lawmakers. During the protest. Attendees blocked the streets and vehicles and chanted for the representative to come outside to meet them. Some protesters arrived with body armor and firearms, including handguns and rifles, he wrote on Twitter, blocked with blocked the street with trucks appropriated the US flag singing God Bless America, etcetera, some with guns wearing fatigues, clothing a terrorism has many faces. Democracy was rather terrifying. Yeah, to have that happen outside your house, and that should be condemned. Yes, across the board. Yes, That's something that should be considered off limits is going to people's houses, going to lawmakers, houses and protest ng there. But this is a tactic that the left has done and has been celebrated and lauded and laughed about whenever it happens to a Jason Lewis. Or to, uh, you know that blanking on the name there's this has happened to several other people, Bob Kroll, and it's happened to him and his wife, You know, they think it's great. I think it's wonderful. It's free speech. I mean, we've got a guy sitting in the House of Representatives that was outside of Bob Kroll's home, talking about burning down an entire city. So they think it's wonderful, except when it happens to them all the sudden it's terrorism. Yeah, guess what happens when you belong to a party that allows roads and bridges and freeways to be shut down and cities to burn. Boo Freaking hoo. In November, representative Mary Anne said the mass arrest of highway protesters raise serious questions about the constitutional right to protest, saying it seems a shift in tactics meant to discourage freeway for protests, he said, but raises serious questions about the constitutional right to protest preserving human dignity. Well, Keeping safety? Yeah, I agree with everything you said Drew, but at the same time Yeah, man, Boo hoo! You too bad created this problem. You created this problem If we told you years ago, when, when? When you were allowing, and you were turning a blind eye to the freeway protests and shutting down freeways left and right and thinking it's great and it's free speech and we have to protect those people. And we have to protect their their first of Emirates. We told you it was gonna escalate. They're not going to stop there. They're gonna start showing up people's houses, and sure enough, they did. And now people on the right are adopting those same tactics as well. And you should not be surprised by any of this. If you to squash this years ago, wants a protest enters into a freeway. Guess what? It's no longer legal. These people are breaking the law. I'm not saying you throw him in jail for the rest of our lives, but you give them appropriate consequences to dissuade that behavior in the future, But that's not what happened. They protected it. They enabled it. They got this state troopers out there to help them. Shut down the freeway on their behalf so that they could go do it, so nobody should be surprised that it's escalated, and nobody should be surprised that people on the right are doing this as well. So coming up, we're going to get into this couple of things with with Andrew Cuomo. We have a New York bill that would let the governor imprisoned. Forcibly medicate people suspected of illness. Thank you. Also out of reason. Andrew Cuomo's vaccine distribution rules are a threat to public health before we get to that, though, want to revisit something that we talked about? Yesterday s O as we played quite a bit. This happened at the start of the 117. Congress or a representative from Missouri and a pastor was invited to do the in vocation right to open up the open up Congress. And this is what he had to say. We ask it in the name of the monotheistic God. Uh huh. And God, known by many names by many different states. Hey, man. A woman. Okay, So there's the hold of a man and a woman. So the A man and a woman got roundly and soundly criticized on social media. We need elected officials. Right. We need people in positions of power okay and do some proper denouncing of this type of lunacy. There's a really great piece from the daily wire that gets into why this is dangerous, he says. Regardless of Of whether or not cleaver that's the pastor is a true believer. What should cause for the concern for conservatives beyond the inaccuracy of Cleaver's redefinition or his blatant pandering because there still hasn't been an explanation to the A man and a woman, Of course, a man means so be it is that his prayer demonstrates how nothing is safe when it comes to the new and fluid demands of the radical left. Long gone are the days of chairperson replacing chairwoman or chair man right Similarly long gone are the days of meaningless linguistic inventions is such a Latina X or Woman IX I hadn't seen women X Oh, yeah. Okay. So I've seen Is that why X or w O m X and you have seen that? The radical, less lust for cultural dominance is never satisfied in their appetite has been forced to grow. Maura refined as their targets become harder to identify. So this is one of the slippery slope moment where we got to make sure we stay on top of it. However, there's another facet to this. That hasn't been brought up yet that I'm wondering when it's going to enter into the conversation. Is we're talking about I'm grateful to the members of my covert teams, but I like it. That's all right. Whenever two people work in the same mountain man and a woman, so we're talking about the eight men and a woman, right? At what point do we bring up the issue of hymns? What you mean. Well, you sing a hymn. Oh, God. Oh, no. In church s O. What point? Do we start calling them hers? I just had a.
Science Friction
Machines as kin or the new colonisers? Indigenous tech revolutionaries rethinking A.I
"Consider the machines. We make the robots we build the artificial intelligences the way programming. They're all designed to serve us rush. We have dominion over them. Not over us will follow a woman and technologists. Angie la believes this way of thinking about machines. It's like a computer bug in the program of western civilization and it's been programmed into all manner of things when we think about the different types of some call aji or agriculture or and then when we think about humans we can also refer slavery this the million over protocol comes from this understanding that men not women or not animal but man sits on top of all things in has priority over all manner of things within our world be and so what happens then is that we've got serious problems that are evolving within west and technologies. Mike technologies much critical technologies and cyber. Come out of the wool machine and so when we think about the origins of most of western technology. It's really problematic. The bias that we're finding in these systems. It's not a bug feature right. it's a feature white supremacy right. it's a feature of a worldview that understands the world and the people in in a particular way and so it. It shouldn't be a surprise to anybody that we're running into these problems and also why we keep running into them and we're gonna keep running into them. As long as we keep designing out of the same mindset which is a nicer mindset jason lewis as director of the initiative for indigenous futures and koterec's. What's called the aboriginal territories in cyberspace research network. He's professor in design and computation arts at concordia university in montreal. He's hawaiian and samoan but grew up in california. After he was adopted at six months. Old angie abdulah is found 'em boss woman of an indigenous consultancy called old ways new and on science fiction. I join you may natasha mitchell. For nine quakes. Celebration of aboriginal and torres strait islander. Culture always was always will be is the thing this year recognizing that first nations people have occupied and cared for these straddling continent for over sixty five thousand years. But jason angie want to extend that thinking to digital continents. Dj land as well and ask. How could the future of artificial intelligence look different. If more indigenous people are in the driver's seat what happens. If we actually consciously tried to take indigenous worldviews and use that as a starting point for building the systems thinking hard about how the technology we use as they're being constructed you know come out of a very particular sort of philosophical lineage. You know that sort of like kind of post enlightenment. Scientific revolution sort of like this emphasis on parasitism post cartesian of like you know the world is dividing these two to the physical world and then the spiritual world and they don't actually really needs you know all these things actually kind of inspect our assumptions about what technology is and what it could be. So what happens when you sort of take a different worldview rice or what happens if you take saying. Indigenous worldview a hawaiian worldview mohawk view. That doesn't have that clinton's duality right. That thinks about things in terms of their relationship to each other including if not in some ways privileging the non human right because that's also part of that intellectual lineage. Ride is the no man literally man not human. Man is the heightened center accretion that everything is sort of judged a comparison to him and also. He's only person really. Were talking to. But that's not the indigenous. Fosse's that i know of you know where there's the sense of relation even not only my in relationships are all other humans around the and i need to sort of be responsible to that and be reciprocal with that. But i'm also relationship with the non humans and i've been relationship with from the from the western context. We call things. So how does that change your approach to designing technology to extend this idea. You and colleagues explored the idea of making keen with machines. This idea that we have kinship relationships with non human entities like machines like artificial intelligences like robots. I mean tell us more about that because it it's one thing to incorporate a bird or a river or a tree or like haitian into your idea of kinship. Wouldn't miss shane bay. In a different category altogether. The machines are part of the natural world right so one of inheritances from this western monotheistic way of looking at things. Is this idea that there is something that is artificial in the world right. But they're made out of minerals in things drawn from the earth. It's just that we've crafted them in a particular way but they didn't come from some other real. They're not not part of the natural environment. And so i think that for me. That inside is one of the key insights. Okay we're creating this category which is really about separating ourselves from the things that we make out of this desire to use them and use them as we will and not have to worry or think about them and harrison to be provocative. Save them if we're talking about strong artificial intelligences that idea that artificial intelligence might one die possess will be designed to have consciousness. Then right we will necessarily be enslaving them. So yeah. what do you do when you've created a conscious being and if your mindset all along has been this is a tool. This is a tool the tool. I made it. I get to control it. Then you're going to run into some real problems right and we we already know. Western science has been used over and over again to justify labeling other people as non human. That's part of how the colonization of the americas and the pacific happened right. that's part of the justification is that they're not really human so we don't really have to worry about them. It's part of how then slave limit of say. Black people in the new world was justified. Because they're not really human so we can treat them however we like so we've already laid down a template. Many templates of you know making these judgments about what is worthy of our relationship is worthy of being in some kind of conversation with and there's a danger that will replay that template again with these machines.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Surgery successful for GOP US Senate candidate Jason Lewis
"Senate candidate in Minnesota that a lot of people are pinning their hopes on is recovering from emergency surgery. Jason Lewis was suffering from a severe internal hernia. It was rushed to the hospital today, doctors say will be okay in surgery was a success. Lewis is trying to unseat Democrats Tina Smith, She has tweeted Louis her well wishes.
Glenn Beck
Mega Millions jackpot swells to record $868 million
"To be unsealed today. It's going to happen from what I've heard it's going to happen this morning, probably around like the end of the show. So I don't think we're going to actually be able to get into it on today's show tomorrow gonna talk to Billy grant who was Doug wardlow campaign manager. And obviously, we'll we'll all have had plenty of time, including the media to see if there's anything salacious in these divorce records, and you tweeted out a couple of things yesterday in regards to this. And some of the some of the rationale that Kim Ellison was giving about not releasing these talking about exposing. It was like it was like she she didn't want to have her history with like depression exposed. But yet it saying that she exposed her history of depression. I know it seems so. I mean, you know, of course, I'm coming out this from a from a place of pretty extreme bias against he's a horrible person freely. He is you totally right. Terrible. Terrible. Attorney general desperately do not want him to win. But if your argument is that you don't want, you know, you want you want certain aspects of the divorce records to remain sealed because of your history of depression, your history of mental health issues yet, you know, you're giving a press conference talking about those issues. What's in the file that you're not already disclosing? Nobody's going after Kim Ellison here. Right. Nobody nobody who has an interest in. What's in these divorce? Records is doing it under the oh, we're going to get Kim Nelson. We're gonna we're gonna drag her through. But no has nothing to do with her. It has everything to do with Keith Ellison has everything to do with his character is everything to do with his history of having abuse allegations made against him from spouses, and and and that's that's what people are looking for. So I if I'm Kim Nelson. You know, I'm I don't worry. Nobody's coming after you my. My theory is that once it's open. This is easy in easy to make once these records are open then all of the answer. Larry comments leading up to it are going to make sense. Like once we see what's in it. We're going to go. Oh, okay. That's why she said this. Okay. That's why he said that. I think that this is they're setting the stage for whatever gets revealed. The biggest thing for me is that something is going to get revealed. We just don't know what it is yet based off of. We've got the answer before we know what the question is j Keith Ellison is clearly nervous. Yeah. Number five, a majority of Americans say that they oppose celebrities getting involved in politics. Like all the things that Democrats are doing the Americans. Don't like amazed. Incredible from the hell majority of American voters say that they oppose celebrities giving political endorsements. That's according to a new American barometer survey the poll conducted by the hill dot dot or I'm sorry by Hilda TV and the Harris ex polling company found that sixty percent of respondents said that they opposed celebrities giving political endorsements because they polarized public opinion and distract from the important issues of the day. Forty percent of respondents said that they support celebrities giving endorsements because they spread awareness and engage people to vote. The Paul also showed a partisan divide on the issue with eighty percent of Republicans polled saying that they oppose the endorsements and forty three percent of Democrats saying the same twenty percent of Republicans said they were in favor of celebrity endorsements while fifty seven percent of Democrats also said that they supported the endorsements. Well, Republicans have been skeptical of Hollywood's involvement in politics, President Trump and former President Reagan were involved in the entertainment industry before they entered politics. This Paul Kim's Russia, you know. The poll came roughly a week after museum musicians, Kanye west and Taylor swift made waves in the political arena. I think that that, you know, the the the Khania situations really interesting from a from a lot of different angles that we won't get into right now that and a lot of that we've already talked about. But the fact that that Kanye, and this was again more courtesy of Kansas Owens who tweeted this out. You know, Taylor swift was asking people do who to vote for in Konya was was doing sort of the keep an open mind. He was being the quintessential example of an individual who was actually looking for looking at both sides and for a long time has been doing that. I would agree with that. And I think the left is very fearful either on a on a subconscious on a conscious level of celebrities actually, doing what did I mean, actually being genuine and authentic Connie was being genuine and authentic. That's not to say, I don't think Taylor swift was. But the difference is Connie as saying, you know, think for yourself while Taylor saying go and vote for somebody. Nobody believes these celebrities, and that's part of the that's that's the reason why if if the majority of if. The majority of celebrities were Republicans. I have no doubt that Republicans will be doing exactly the same thing. The Democrats are doing, but that's not the case. And be that as it may. You can have your Robert Danny juniors. Your your hoax, whatever go out there. And talk about everybody. Go vote doesn't matter. What side you're on? We all know they're full of it. Yeah. We all know the day. We all notes joke. Yeah. At some point though. I would you know. There should be some conversation about, you know, the these like in-kind contributions to a political party because they really are. They really are. And and and you know, media can get dinged for that. But for some reason celebrities get an absolute pass, there's a story in the in the city pages and talking about Samuel Jackson is out there in an ad scooping. Poop for Angie, Craig. This is N G Craig's zig kitty commode. So we're in the article it says that he's part of this particular swing left grassroots movement. It's an organization he basically eat he's given to the organization, but he put himself on a list. So the organization can just Jews. Samuel Jackson doesn't care about the Jason Lewis, Angie. Craig? No. Of course. Who who who who is this person is it is Angie, Craig not crock? Right. Okay. So he has no idea. Excellent job. Sam stellar top five. And thank you too early. Bird electric for sponsoring SAM's top five we're going to be speaking with Fox News
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