New York Post

Now, AI can do some weird things.

Um, you know, there was an article in The New York Post this weekend.

Linda, this, this whole thing freaks me out, and race-- It's called Race Against the Machine: AI CEOs Bigs- Bid to Slow Down Dangerous Bot Growth.

You do have, like, some very odd developments as of AI.

Mm-hmm.

Such that, like, yes, you know, when the New York Post's cover is of Terminator, like-

Mm-hmm

... it's not that far off from what actually happened.

Yeah.

such that like yes you know when the New York Post cover is of Terminator like it's not that far off from what actually happened or it's like yeah the facts of the of the incident rhyme enough that you can kind of pattern match that to things which like are legibly scary as a you know median voter who is just looking at this from a um uh uh you know from a from a headline standpoint i don't know the fact that like look it's rosh hashanah um on saturday you're not supposed to be reading the news or be on your phone it's like a no electricity day the amount of questions i got at synagogue being like we're gonna pace the frontier jordan really this all means My mother was asking me like if she should like hide her, like take, withdraw some money and hide it under a mattress or something.

Like, I mean, it is, we've had some like order of magnitude, multiple orders of magnitude breakthrough, which I think some like boring chemical, you know, industrial safety, like leak some like factory plant into a river or something would not do because you can't tie that to something that sounds like Skynet.

Yeah.

During one of these trips, you were even pictured receiving a massage from one of Mr. Epstein's victims.

The letter goes on to say, Epstein survivor Shantae Davies told the New York Post that she cracked Bill Clinton's neck after a ride on Epstein's plane and that he was a perfect gentleman during the trip.

Photos show him and 22-year-old Davies fully clothed during the massage.

The letter adds, Boom.

All of this and more.

Mitch McConnell, according to the New York Post, at the age of 84, has made a dramatic return to the Senate after a three month absence, which prompt all sorts of speculation that he was dead.

Didn't look dead.

He wrote on X today, I'll cast my first Senate vote since I took a bad fall in June.

And one of the things that, um, that Trump was talking about was this.

New York Post.

New York Post I feel like pushes a lot of, like, Zionist talking points, a lot of deep state uniparty talking points.

So right here, Trump says, "I'm going to look at releasing the Saudi Arabia 9/11 files after victims' families make a public plea." So here's the New York Post article.

Um, Trump says, "I'm going to, I'm going to look at it when I get back," Trump told reporters as he prepared to depart Ireland's Shannon Airport.

"I know they asked me Friday, I'll be looking at it." Groups like 9/11 Families United led by Terry Strada have pursued legal action against the kingdom, arguing that Riyadh should be held liable for the attacks that killed 3,000 people on September 11, 2001.

Now, AI can do some weird things.

You know, there was an article in the New York Post this weekend.

Linda, this whole thing freaks me out.

And race, it's called race against the machine.

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There's a story in the New York Post, and it's true.

We've got a conundrum here.

The number of college applicants claiming they have 4.0 averages has doubled over the past decade.

All of this and more.

Mitch McConnell, according to the New York Post, at the age of eighty-four, has made a dramatic return to the Senate after a three-month absence, which prompted all sorts of speculation that he was dead.

Didn't look dead.

He wrote on X, "Today I'll cast my first Senate vote since I took a bad fall in June.