attention to it because the writers are naturally drawn to the dark side and we shouldn t be so pessimistic about how technology is going to ruin the world? world? but it might highlight thins world? but it might highlight things that world? but it might highlight things that we world? but it might highlight things that we should - world? but it might highlight things that we should be i things that we should be worried about. down the line. as i like to think about science fiction writers as risk assessment offices for the future. we look at what is coming down the line and imagine what might be the consequences of this, and create a piece of fiction or a film about it. we know not to go there then. go there then. adam, risk assessment go there then. adam, risk assessment officer - go there then. adam, risk assessment officer for i go there then. adam, riskj assessment officer for the future, best job assessment officer for the future, bestjob title i ve ever heard. future, b
control virtually every aspect of society where that s the point of this. tucker: way. you are holding them accountable on their productions? that would make you a denier. so for example, i read this today, 19 years ago the united nations predicted officially that by the year, by present, then go would be largely underwater. there are many predictions like that. why is it that no one that makes them is ever held accountable? to be perfectly honest because many people in the media and academia and elsewhere have been kind of colluding together in order to make sure that regular people don t find out about it unless they watch shows like this. and unless they are watching tucker carlson tonight or fox news or something, they don t mind the truth about these things. they are told there is a climate crisis that is going to be a disaster and if they don t vote for a democratic god who is going to save us all from climate catastrophe, we are all going to die and in 20 years or
obviously we have a big week ahead of him. we ll see how it goes. yeah. elise, obviously trump is helping joe biden s cause by attacking him every day. shows how weak. do you want to hear more on this? play it. play it, then go hold on. alex is saying that we have to read a script. alex, this is morning joe. i know. we don t do scripts. and we like blame it on dan next to you. that s the better thing to do. don t you have it s dan s fault. don t you have all right. hold on. we have to set it up. they read the mueller report. he wants you to set it up. lithgow. i get it. president trump is renewing the attacks against joe biden and you see i m reading, at the former vice president s mental health. he said it s declining. the president made the claim during his interview with the hill. without providing any evidence
sympathetic, what are these dictators supposed to do? what that was mubarak supposed to do? do we give him an exit strategy? are the russians going accept assad? the ideal solution is assad goes to russia, this thing s over. that s the deal. go in the summertime when it s nice at least. hen go somewhere else. get them out of the country to bring the regime down unless you annihilate them. i don t know if the u.s. wants to go in there and bring down that regime by force of our arms which is troops on the ground. the truth is assad has given absolutely zero indication of a willingness to go anywhere. this is a man who 70,000 of his own people have already been killed. well, what s your solution? thankfully, i m not in a position to offer that. i think i m in agreement with you. as they say, throw it back to new york. to you. i think this is thanks, chris. take moral responsibility for the country. and what happens we watched