Political Commentary on Nationalism and AI
There's nobody more partisan than Bernie Sanders or Steve Bannon.
I'm the hardest fighter we have on the right, I went to prison,
then bend the knee
to Nancy Pelosi. Okay? And I'm prepared to go to prison again as
we fight
these demonic Democrats. However, in this situation, this is, these are
issues about humankind, and we have to come together to me for
things that
are logical. And I've seen this, these
oligarchs up close and personal for years, and we've really fought them
head-to-head in the last year, year and a half.
And I will tell you, they will pull any trick in the book.
All they care about is unlimited power and unlimited money, unlimited wealth.
They do not care about any country, they're not nationalists,
they don't care about
the citizens of that country, and they certainly don't care about
humankind
overall. They're quite dangerous individuals,
and that's why this has to be very
well thought through about what happens here.
And on top of that, we cannot lose this race
and we cannot allow the
Chinese Communist Party to capture us.
However, that is 100% within our control, and that's why I'm warning people.
That's the populous nationalist solution to this, and the framework
works perfectly. And we have to stop Wall Street,
we have to
stop the city of London, we have to stop the technology groups,
you know,
whether it's in Cambridge University or at, uh, at Stanford, the
venture capitalists. We have to stop building the
ecosystem of the Chinese Communist Party artificial intelligence.
And that will buy us time to
do the logical and appropriate thing on the regulatory
apparatus of these AI companies and all the regulations and
liabilities to make sure that the people of this country,
they don't socialize the
risks and the people in the country are stiff.
It's a tough fight, but, uh, I like the people on our side of the
football and,
uh, we've had longer odds before.
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