Matthew Broderick

I could take it apart, put it back together.

And then I remember seeing the movie War Games and I wanted to be Matthew Broderick.

So I designed a program to break into the government and all that.

And it didn't actually work, but I made it look like it worked and freaked out my mother and impressed my friends.

Apparently that's like a...

That's like a... a point of hurt for him oh my bad really well because well because he was gonna come back and do the voice of simba for lanking too he talked about this i think on one of our our first prge things but um uh or on the panel but uh he was going to be the voice of simba um in the second lion king like fully but then nathan lane convinced matthew broderick to do it again because the residual money He lost out on the ziggies.

Damn.

You know who never loses out on the ziggies?

The program, which Strahan co-produced with his company, SMAC Entertainment, brings in voices from throughout news, sports, and entertainment to recall how the country healed with the help of comedy, Broadway, live music, and sporting events following the terrorist attacks of September eleventh.

nine eleven United We Stand, twenty-five years later, includes interviews with entertainers Jimmy Fallon, Jon Stewart, Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Crystal, and Matthew Broderick, plus a slew of sports stars led by former New York Yankee Derek Jeter, who also is an executive producer through his Cap2 Productions company.

Strahan's ABC colleagues Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Martha Raddatz also appear in the two-hour production.

Actor and comedian Pete Davidson also contributes to the nine eleven documentary.

June or July, yeah.

Fucking Matthew Broderick.

John Reno.

It's a terrible movie.

[laughs]

But it was like, if this was like, like, American Godzilla where, like, 1996 or 7, the Matthew Broderick-

Yeah, yeah, yeah

... uh, the guy who, uh, drove his car into those people and killed them.

And the email address is cruiser at WVLKAM.com.

If you'd like to chime in on the program today, it's like that old Matthew Broderick movie War Games and the computer Simon.

That movie kind of ahead of its time.

The AI race reminds me of the race to achieve the atom bomb.

The program, which Strayen co-produced with his company SMAC Entertainment, brings in voices from throughout news, sports, and entertainment to recall how the country healed with the help of comedy, Broadway, live music, and sporting events following the terrorist attacks of September 11th.

9-11 United We Stand, 25 years later, includes interviews with entertainers Jimmy Fallon, Jon Stewart, Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Crystal, and Matthew Broderick, plus a slew of sports stars led by former New York Yankee Derek Jeter, who also is an executive producer through his Cap 2 Productions company.

Strand's ABC colleagues Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Martha Raddatz also appear in the two-hour production.

Actor and comedian Pete Davidson also contributes to the 9-11 documentary.

Yeah, but are those being generated by AI like it's doing it itself? Well, that's insane.

That's like Matthew Broderick in that movie back in the day where War Games was going to take over the world and cause Armageddon.

Well, the other one is that there are no mandates currently for kill switches.

So we have no... required kill switches for ai if something did go wrong