Deception? those aren t real. jesse: it is guy that got a boob job. greg: jesse s hair, he is not living his truth because that is fake. dana: they probably wish they had tiktok before this event. but they didn t do it, so. jesse: china got to see the moobs before anything else go katie: what did you just say? jesse: moobs. i love how they say it is unacceptable but it is acceptable if this person flashes your children at a drag queen story hour. they have books that they banned in florida of transsexuals letting it all hang out there. they are okay with that. they are okay with this at parades, they are okay with this in front of kindergartners. but not at the white house? how is that okay and your kids classroom or at queen story hour or the parade on public property but not at the white house.
Together. reality is if there was an effort to undermine speaker mccarthy that would leave senator mcconnell as the only power broker amongst republicans in d.c. and, frankly, his record on spending is not very good. the senate was already clamoring to spend more. for those who had a hard time getting to yes on the debt limit, i wanted to vote know on the debt limit until we had a balanced budget attached to the debt limit. that s the rational position we should all be behind. but there aren t votes for that. what s the most conservative position that can become law and we got the largest cuts we ever had as a body and we got caps on spending. people said those aren t real. the senators when they were debating felt like they were real. go got work requirements, reforms to permitting for knepa and more. were there things that were left away? yeah. i think absolutely. but inherently in a compromise there were going to be conservatives that couldn t get
People? like in your case, you kid have financial support, but there s many people who didn t. so what happened to hemsome there s no fund from either big pharma or our government? yeah, that s, that that s who i play for. i m fine and, fortunately, i m financially stable, but for all the people that reason, that s why i started an advocacy organization, to try to help support them. you know, there s no pharma fund, and there s a fund called, through the government called the cicp or the countermeasures injury compensation program, but to date the program is only has only paid out three claims totaling less than $5. i m sorry, less hand $5,000. and unfortunately, their denial rate for these people that are uninjured is 965%. if. rachel: yeah 96.5. briefly, i don t have a lot of time, but how much has the censorship online of this this community and gaslighting and telling you your injuries aren t
Entrepreneur and founder of a startup called way or weekly advice for young entrepreneurs. she s here to weigh in on just how viral this photo went. and thank you for being here. i saw this paper. picture on twitter over the weekend. i saw people were responding to it. you know, it s not real, but it looked. pretty realistic and i think the thing it raises concerns about is how soon before we re just drowning in these deep fake images that aren t real. right yeah, i think that it went so viral, not just because it was funny to some people, but because most people couldn t tell that it was fake. so in terms we ve known for years that ai generated imagery, it presents quite a looming threat on on democracy and on society s world where we can t distinguish what s real and what s fake and what this weekend s viral images show of the pope is that that that world is here? that world in which images video may not longer be synonymous with the truth, and you know there s many social implicatio
Good. i want to talk about those in a second. but jessica what s your? what s your thought about where we are with deep fix? as you know a reporter? how are we supposed to be combating misinformation when let s remember. i mean january, 6th was caused by misinformation by people believing bake news, basically, and so here we are. it s just another. i think level of that. i mean, we re going to have to work overtime. obviously social media is a good strategy to have them be partners in this, but this is terrifying. we obviously have a society that s really susceptible to misinformation. like you said january 6th. i mean q and on the kinds of theories that people are willing to believe, and buy into based off of really limited information. and then when you see these images, and you add that in, that s terrifying and it s journalists. it s our job to continue to hammer this. home that these aren t real that you have to be extra careful, but we don t have as much trust as we used to have.