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appreciate it t my friend. how pig are your carry-ons? my carry-ons? does it fit? always. i like the embarrassing one. you are shoving in? yeah. and we will have a packing tutorial. i need that. dozens of tech executives, researchers even celebrities are teaming up to warn the world about what they call the possible and these are their words, quote, risk of extinction that comes with artificial intelligence. the so-called got father of a.i., jeffrey hinton, also on the other side of your screen you see sam altman, the ceo of the company that created chatgpt, and the musician grimes are a few of the big names who signed this very succinct statement released by the center for a.i. safety. quote, mitigating the risk of extinction from a.i. should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war.
wood, who is graduating actually tomorrow, she was saying she s still having difficulty finding jobs. she applied to 170 jobs. take a listen. i think i ve actually applied to every single job listing in the greater columbus area at this point, but i would spend about like two hours, three hours a day just going through and applying for jobs, and like rewriting cover letters and tweaking my resume so that it fit that job better. so again, broadly speaking this jobs market does look good for a lot of those college grads, though, it s still very much difficult depending on your major to find work, something that shows the nuance in this very weird economy, ana. talk about perseverance, all of those applications, go carly, rooting for her. there s still the stubborn inflation. unemployment may be down, but are wages keeping up enough for americans to feel like they can keep their heads above water? yeah, when you look at the year-over-year growth and how much people were getting pa
there are there are. there s a way to make it a felony charge with the election law, the problem is when you have to diagram out a case and diagram out your legal theory to make it fit, you have already got problems as you think about how you are going to convince a jury and judge and appellant court if you secure a conviction it s like trying to follow the loops of a pretzel to make this things into a strong case where it needs to be if they were going to charge this case, they should have charged it about five years ago when things sort of came out or at least certainly immediately after the election if they were worried about charging a sitting president. i don t think you go in, again, sort of with a sling shot against the giant here i think that that s a prosecution s mistake. think about the jury, think about the electorate and what is going to happen in the appellant court and how easy you make it
every time instead of the word santos, you said the word trump. and it was amazing how well it fit. i mean, this is all the same stuff. why should we be surprised that the republican party is cozying up to a big fraud and a liar? i mean, this is no big shock. they ve had one leading their party now for years. here s the thing as a prosecutor. it s the money. it s the money, money, money. that s the big story that has not dropped yet. keep in mind, this is a guy who was getting evicted from rental property, this is a guy who was part of a campaign that was accused of doing a ponzi scheme. this is a guy that we now know has some ties to russian money. through the nephew of an oligarch. and this is a guy who went from making $55,000 a year when he ran for congress the first time, to making millions and millions a year later. and loaned his campaign