you are a young kid, and your dad has always said you can t get a dog because he is allergic. just double check that. greg: i had asthma as a kid. we could not get a dog. i remember it was traumatizing. jesse: you strike me as a man, greg, who has experienced difficulty in the allergy area. greg: i think it s important that you raise questions about everything. who did the pollen count? i m just saying, i m just saying we don t see we are the meals. i am waiting for the mules. it could be an inside job. people with allergies are likely crisis actors. and there was a second sneezer outside of the book depository. i have proof of that. fox nation, hosted by me.
time, isn t that an issue? the good news is greg will be fine because he is been nice to all the robots. welcome, welcome. he will be good. greg: do you remember the stories about the first motion pictures? they showed a train coming. everybody in the audience got up and ran because they were not used to the technology. we are always behind the technology. and then we get in front of them, and then we become addicted to it. jesse: how do you get in front of a technology that looks so real? it does not have to be a big puffy jacket. katie: you can just say it is fake. jesse: the one thing that was not fake, the dalai lama. he was caught on camera asking a young man to suck on his tongue. that was not ai generated. greg: no it wasn t. that s what i m saying.
crazy ideas, and all the republicans have left, so all you have other crazy people. dana: the cities, geraldo, are in a bit of a downward spiral. it is hard to get out of it. geraldo: i think crime is certainly an issue in these widely publicized it the thing that has changed, you see it on video so often. you can see actually how outrageous some of these acts are, but in my generation, the main reason people are leaving new york, for example, is taxes. it is not crime. jesse left. i left out a certain point here they are going to new jersey. going to pennsylvania. connecticut. democrat run jurisdictions. they are leaving because of the finances. you diane new york, you pay a death tax. a city death tax. you pay the federal death tax. you know, why stay here? go to a place like florida where there is no income tax.
that is not a system. katie: taking challenges away from kids does not help them, necessarily. jesse: i failed shakespeare as a junior, and i think that guy is so overrated. katie: shakespeare? jesse: he is impossible to read. i m proud of that f. i was really into trophies as a kid. i had all my trophies set up. all my medals and everything. it was a big deal. once when meet, i think they gave out a ribbon. i got fifth place, which i m still ashamed of, in breaststroke. i could not even hang it. i tried to hide it behind another ribbon, and i think i burned it in the backyard in a ceremony. geraldo: such an intriguing story. jesse: it made me a better swimmer, not by getting better at breaststroke but by quitting breaststroke and becoming a
ai, i m hoping i m very optimistic about ai, that it will be like old journalism where it takes everything and relies on probability of what will happen. you cannot get bias in that unless someone is controlling the bias. jesse: what about the guy who was falsely accused of something he did not do by ai? that s not a very good start. dana: it scares me. let me go back. in graduate school, i wrote a terrible paper, but it was my concern at the time. you two might remember this. when o.j. was under trial, there was a time magazine cover, and there was a lot of controversy over it because they shaded it. my paper was about how ethically, that was wrong. the picture should be what it is. we are so far as that now. i lived with a lot of fear that every morning i am going to be the first one who reports on a