throughout that time was to go to the states and try and get them to do investigations to find fraud. no, i don t remember any pressure. these are the types of rulings that signal a dangerous creep towards authoritarianism and centralization of power in the court. this is about empowering people and their rights. state of colorado has been silencing and coercing my speech and the court s decision yesterday protects speech w. sending these kinds of things to the courts for the clear purpose of chipping away at the equality and the rights that have so recently been won. people were saying it was tiktok s new app, a mix between instagram and pinterest. lemonade is owned by bytedance, the same company behind tiktok. that s raising some eyebrows a i among security experts. when you hear about something like this, especially from tiktok, you want to make sure you re some of the first people that are there. good monday morning, everyone. i m phil mattingly, here my
spot if i announced this week that it spot if i announced this week thatitis spot if i announced this week that it is releasing its new dj for spot by premier members, and it will use ai for spot by premier members, and it will use alto 08 playlists based on what the user likes and dislikes. today we have experts focusing on preventing and exposing aa harm. so, first of all, what do you make of these different stories that we have seen over the past few weeks talking about the benefits and potential harms of ai. thank ou so potential harms of ai. thank you so much potential harms of ai. thank you so much for potential harms of ai. thank you so much for having - potential harms of ai. thank you so much for having me | potential harms of ai. thank i you so much for having me and it s a great question, because everything comes down to what is the framework that we want to see implemented? where are the parameters? where do we want to operate within, and some of the more scary
2016 campaign and russia, special counsel john durham released his findings yesterday, a 300-page report. and in it, durham, who was first appointed by that attorney general william barr in 2019, accuses the bureau of acting negligently but did not reveal any bombshells, as many republicans had long claimed he would. durham found no evidence the justice department and the fbi conspired in a deep state plot to investigate trump s ties to russia in 2016. in addition, durham did not recommend any wholesale changes at the fbi. the special counsel also appears to relitigate two of the cases he lost that went to trial, in which he brought criminal charges. the durham report has been contradicted by two of the reports, including one released in 2020 by the republican-led senate intelligence committee. the committee s report as well as one from the justice department watchdog found the fbi s investigation with some laws but warranted. and said the trump campaign closed a counter inte
right. with us we have the host of way too early jonathan lemire, professor at princeton university, eddy jr., former white house director of communications to president obama, jen palmary, co-host of showtime s the circus and member of the new york times editorial board mara gay. joe will join us in just a bit. willie, we have a lot to get to. i know we re not starting with this, but rudy giuliani was sued. did you hear about that? i did. there s some explosive and wild details that are coming out of that lawsuit that i think we re going to be talking about in just a few minute. do want to ask you first, though, jonathan lemire about this latest debt ceiling meeting at the white house the big four getting together, some glimmers of optimism. i guess we re grading on a curve here, though, based on there being no optimism out of the meeting a week ago. that june 1st date that secretary janet yellen has been warning about for several weeks is inching closer. what came o