you cook a tea and watch me sometimes joke at our work day consists of going to the studio in the morning turning on the computer drinking coffee and coming back when the work is done i wish should be yes. i will unfortunately that isn t the case i don t think it will ever be like that at least not as long as humans remain the key factor in the equation for dostana because what the computer does when you leave it alone you could say being human it puts. me on my cons are my own magicians i. want you to have computers have no needs whether it be hunger appetite breathing. up off they still have no emotions they re not alive. and that distinguishes them from us yes and those from must be placed on. more and more works created with the help of computers are showing up in art galleries as well as works the focus on the subject
you were on my radio show. i mentioned in california where gavin newsome, you would think, is up by 20 points, it s now almost within the margin of error. john cox a business man is running against him. this is a sanctuary state and he s offering hell care to everyone. legal, illegal, the highly taxed level of taxation in california. it puts anybody that gets sick in america, go to california and they ll take care of you i. i just want to share with the audience that knows how close you and i have been for all of these years. you blew me away on the radio show. i was standing there going, oh, my god. this is a new way of thinking about it. you re right. basically the way that the democrats have settle it up in california, if you re in tennessee, new york or texas and you have a serious disease, gavin newsome is sending you a signal.
because i think the odds are very low that republicans in congress are going to do anything meaningful between now and then to seriously investigate this. i think it kind of really calls it puts hold on. but you had burr and warner on the senate side yesterday who had the intel community saying they want michael cohen to come back and testify and answer questions. sure. on that side. on that side. but i think on the question of campaign finance violations, which now we now have the situation we have not had since watergate for the president for all intents and purposes is and unindicted co-conspirator. it just raises the question if the house in particular is unwilling to investigate this issue, is there anything that the president could do that could cause them to perform serious oversight? the president if you believe michael cohen in his allocution yesterday, there are credibility issues, of course. but i hear that s why he was investigated. julie, to you. someth
wrong i don t think the president could have delayed this. what if the president or his white house said why would you want to delay this? why wouldn t you want to be tough when the facts show interference in our elections? i think if he would say, look, i have to meet with this guy, why don t we do it the next friday? i think it puts let me play for you the other thing, organization one is named here, it appears to be wikileaks and alleges they did more than release information, that they seemed to be actively involved in trying to help your former candidate, the trump campaign, with the timing. and then you have the fact that donald trump was very publicly boisterous about wikileaks during the campaign. take a look. this just came out. this just came out. wikileaks, i love wikileaks. you see so much from these, wikileaks. wikileaks unveils horrible, horrible things about hillary clinton. boy, that wikileaks has done a job on her, hasn t it? do you think during the c
of addressing of reform of immigration. rick: we will get to more on that in a moment. stay with us. we want to bring in texas attorney general ken paxton who is joining us on the phone now. attorney general, thanks for being with us. thanks for having me on. rick: we understand these folks are at the border with california, but you obviously share many miles with mexico. are you prepared for a similar onslaught? look, we have been through this before, and it is challenging for us when so many people come in at the same time. it puts it strains our resources, and it s challenging, it makes it difficult to process everybody. rick: we ve heard so much about the national guard being called in to help out along the border. are they down there now in your state ready to play a role? oh, yeah, they ve as soon as trump authorized it, president trump authorized it, our governor engaged and was quick to start sending national guard, and they are they have been down there helping bor