was like, mom, this is really dangerous. i think i have scarlet fever. i was completely normal and well adjusted. loved this. you used to read medical text books. oh yeah! oh yeah! up in the attic with the flashlight. absolutely! so that s what you call that? and then hopefully there s nevermind. up next, you might get chills when you hear this actor s spanish skills. [applause] [cheers and applause]
and people aren t happy in the con triple-demic and worried about the future country and worried about the future of their country. they look at leadership in the white house and don t see these two out there tackling the major issues and that s going to be a problem. that s going to be a problem for these guys and the party come the presidential election. greg, in terms of foreign policy, biden has an approval rating of 39%. now we just heard him talking about china and russia. now he s up in canada and isn t that something that is very, very worrisome to most americans? the chinese president is meeting with putin and our president up in the attic with juice tin. it s like justin. it s like while dart videoer and shark from jaws are planning to kill us. he s seeking help from bambi. it s like those two versus the other two. it s a little frightening. it s pretty funny joe saying that kamala isn t someone that takes anything off his plate,
the attic and there s some deal made. the thing the machine can taliban stressed are angry. or just dangling of the lambs go off. that s your resting face? wrestling what base? resting regular face. all right, thank you all very much. it was an interception that added insult injury. when the game was over, there was not that was going to stop 49ers linebacker, dre green, law from going up to tom brady. we want to tell you what happened next. and what john berman reaction was. he cried? . the
have the ability to access this? do you know what those agencies are? for instance, in the nypd, we have all kinds of facial recognition tools, we have a crime in progress, we have a good picture, we run that against what? we run it against mugshots of people who are already in our files. but not against the state dmv drivers licenses. you already have to be somebody you know to get compared. those kinds of parameters are what the privacy experts should be focusing on. because right now, we give our facial recognition to our apple iphone when we do opt in. we give it to tsa for tsa clear, because we want to go through the line faster. we give it away to a lot of places. we just need to know what are the rules here about these pictures before we make a decision. look, i never. age [laughter]. i got a lot of work done. you have a picture up in the attic, and there was some deal made. do you think the machine can tell you re stressed and angry, like when you re going through the
what is your attention? is it is a year, visitor next flight if you don t five for five years? does it go way? the second question is, who was a shared? with two other government agencies have the ability to access this? do you know those agencies are. for, instance in the nypd we have all sorts of face recognition tools, we have a crime in progress, we have a good picture, given that against what? we ran against mugshots? and people who are already in our fires. but not against the state dmv drivers license. you really have to be someone you know to get compared. those kinds of parameters are focusing on right. now and we give our facial recognition to apple iphone when we opt in. we give it to tsa tsa clay. are we give it to the line faster. we give it away to a lot of places. we just need to know, what are the rules about this picture. for a decision. but you have a picture up in