I mean, really, you want that on the streets of your country for your children and your grandchildren to deal with? Really?

I don't think most Americans want that, but this poll says one-third of Democrats.

And if you look at the worship of Luigi Mangione, the now convicted killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and you look at the people who celebrated the cartwheels when Charlie Kirk was assassinated September 10th of last year, and even this year, September 10th of this year, people celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk.

They unveiled a statue of him somewhere that was attacked and covered with red ink.

a red paint i should say uh so i mean this the democrat party has gotten more violent more radical more extreme and uh this is not the previous uh you know jfk uh walter mondale even bill clinton party of the past there's a totally different hardcore hard left uh i think marxist revolutionary party and they are increasingly comfortable with not just competing in the polls but engaging in violence i mean you saw what happened over doge you know they didn't just look We disagree with Doge.

We don't like the cuts, the exposure of waste, fraud, and abuse that Elon Musk was discovering.

You can have a protest about that.

My question is, of those 50 percent of the Democrats, how many of those are on the public dole?

What is the counterpoint being made as to why we need these data centers?

Yeah, well, the point of the article then is that it's not being made.

It's not there.

What I find really amazing is the way that the AI companies are being vilified, the data centers are completely in the political crosshairs.

Here in New York State, where I live in New York City, Governor Hochul and her brilliance signed a one-year moratorium on new data centers in New York State.

There was a vote on the other side of the country in Monterey Park, California.

It's a residential neighborhood in Los Angeles area.

going to talk to those people and make the case i've heard people in high level government that i've talked to suggest that they they don't have they don't have the the data to back it up right now but the suspicion exists that there is a chinese fed investment in making americans afraid of the data centers that will be required in order for us to keep up on the ai race

What is the counterpoint being made as to why we need these data centers?

Yeah, well, the point of the article, Annie, is that it's not being made.

It's not there.

What I find really amazing is the way that the AI companies are being vilified, the data centers are completely in the political crosshairs.

Here in New York State, where I live in New York City, Governor Hochul and her brilliance signed a one-year moratorium on new data centers in New York State.

There was a vote on the other side of the country in Monterey Park, California.

It's a residential neighborhood.

I've heard people in high-level government that I've talked to suggest that they don't have the data to back it up right now, but the suspicion exists that there is a Chinese Fed investment in making Americans afraid of the data centers that will be required in order for us to keep up on the AI race.

What is the counterpoint being made as to why we need these data centers?

Yeah, well, the point of the article, Annie, is that it's not being made.

It's not there.

What I find really amazing is the way that the AI companies are being vilified, the data centers are completely in the political crosshairs.

Here in New York State, where I live in New York City, Governor Hochul and her brilliance signed a one-year moratorium on new data centers in New York State.

There was a vote on the other side of the country in Monterey Park, California.

It's a residential neighborhood townhouse.

I've heard people in high level government that i've talked to suggests that they they don't have they don't have the the data to back it up right now but the suspicion exists that there is a chinese fed investment in making americans afraid of the data centers that will be required in order for us to keep up on the ai race

Talk to me about your reaction to the Supreme Court's ruling that mail-in ballots, as long as they're postmarked by Election Day, they can keep counting them.

Yeah, I was very surprised and very disappointed and frankly shocked by this decision.

And to have it written by the member of the conservative majority and not by John Roberts, but by Amy Coney Barrett was really quite astonishing to me.

And I don't know where she gets off in saying, well, you know, these states, there's no law that says they can't do this.

They can't go in and do it.

Very clearly, the federal...

I think it's called the Federal Election Act, if I'm not mistaken, says that the federal elections will be, quote, the Tuesday next after the first Monday in October.

Dorit Murdoch, before we let you go, do you think it's likely that the president has the ability to make that kind of an influence in a Senate where several of the Republicans are very upset about the primaries that the president supported?