walk the trump case, kickstarts it in head. john berman in here for anderson. plans we 60, how federal judge aileen cannon just got the documents case moving, and how one veteran prosecutor argues against casting judgment on her ability to be impartial for the man who appointed her. also another federal judge in another case against the president makes it official. e. jean carroll s defamation lawsuit goes to court just as primary season begins. plus, a cnn exclusive. we ll meet you queens drawn warriors as a 3d print machinery to send russian shells back where they came from with a bang. we begin with what came as a surprise to some. judge aileen cannon s first order in her new position overseen the documents case, a surprise because during her first encounter with it shortly after the search of mar-a-lago, she issued a ruling so untethered in case law and so favorable to the former president, a federal peels plan will panel overturned her in a decision that read more like a
hoberg, the tenth for bowin which ties him for the most spacewalks by an american astronaut. thank you so much for joining us. ac 360 starts now. a judge some feared might slow-walk the trump case kick starts it instead. john berman here in for anderson. tonight on 360, how federal judge aileen cannon just got the documents case moving, and why one veteran prosecutor now argues against casting judgment on her ability to be impartial toward the man who appointed her. also tonight, another federal judge in another case against the former president makes it official. e. jean carroll s defamation lawsuit goes to court just as primary season begins. plus, the cnn exclusive. you will meet ukraine s drone warriors as a 3-d print machinery to send russian shells where they came from with a bang. we begin with what came as a surprise to some, judge aileen cannon s first order in her new position overseeing the documents case. a surprise because during her first encounter w
people had the same dark use of technology? yeah, remember y2k? i was a young boy back. then you are perhaps my each now back then. but there was all this worry, this gonna be completed or bud, could it lead to a nuclear level disaster? a defense disaster? and you know what the polling found back in 1988 was that nearly a third of americans agreed that that was likely. nearly a third. and of course we got past y2k perfectly okay. but that polling then looks a lot like the polling now, so you know what i say? yes there s all these bad numbers, well let s hold up our bridges. let s not run ahead of them. we ve seen polling like this before. so let s see what actually happens going forward. the destruction of humanity still scares me one is 42%. when we talk about a i, i think of the terminator. is that a reasonable thing to have conjured in your head? yeah. let me just say, the terminator scare the ever loving crowd out of me when i was a kid. i had to see many psychologists becaus
question, you know, do you believe that ai could lead to a nuclear level disaster in the next century. and what they found was 36% of them agreed with this, agreed, john. perhaps the good news is only 16% strongly agreed. these surveys are all awful. if it s 2%, it s bad. but you re getting 30s and 40s here of allegedly smart people saying, we re in big trouble. at least we get to spend our final moments together, john. i m so sure i agree with you on that. have there been moments like this before where people had the same dark views of technology? remember y2k. i was a young boy back then. there was all this worry there s going to be a computer bug. could it lead to a nuclear level disaster, a defense disaster. what the polling found back in 1998 was that nearly a third of americans agreed that that was likely, nearly a third. and of course we got past y2k