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My name's Ken Matthews, and it's so exciting to be
guest hosting for both Snerdley aka James Golden and uh
for people who don't know. I met James back in
twenty seventeen when they called me about guest hosting for
mister Limbaugh and then James that I worked together for
four years, and then a few times when I was
visiting him out of state where he lives, I tried
to get a free meal out of him, but he
wasn't home. But seriously, this is awesome. This is great
to be here. Merry Christmas, by the way, and God
bless you all. I was so blessed. I had such
a wonderful Christmas holiday and the whole family was together
for the first time in a long time. The numbers
eight hundred and eighty four, eight ninety two, twenty two.
I'm good with the music. If you want to take
it down, I'm still hearing it. But that's okay. Yeah,
there we go. I was just want I was hearing.
I thought I was hearing things. But anyway, it's always
going to be cool music with Bo because he's such
a music head, especially on Saturday mornings. But it's great
to be here. Back on the Red Apple Audio Networks again,
filling in for mister Snerdley for the rush hour the
day after Chris Smith and we had our two sons
both home at the same time. You know, parents, when
the kids leave, it's you know, I always joked when
they were in their teens or they were in middle school.
You know, parents get together, they go out and they say, well, yeah,
or he's going to be moving out at thirteen if
he keeps this up. And then all of a sudden
one of them moves out. You're you're thinking, oh man,
it's it's kind of lonely, you know, you go buy
the room, it's empty, and you don't hear from them
for days because they're working or they have it, they
have their own lives in their twenties, and then have
them both at home and everybody's sitting around and we're
we're big on playing darts. I like things where you
can get injured darts. What what's the other thing? Uh,
there's a board not a board game, but it's a
game called jinga. Now have you ever seen the giant jinga? No? No, no,
it's not in it's not in illegal foreign national. We're
going to get to that in a second. It's it's
the jinga thing. You put all the pieces of wood together,
you stack them up, and then people have to pull
the little pieces out, okay without knocking down the stack.
So normally you're pulling something from the center or the
bottom and you're putting it on top, et cetera. Well,
there's a giant jinga and the pieces are roughly the
size i'll say a little bit smaller than two by fours.
But the jinga tower gets so big. Now my oldest
son is six, my youngest son is six three, and
my oldest son is six foot one. And then they
had some friends over and parents. You know what I'm
talking about. Isn't that the greatest thing to see your
kids grown and they have some friends. You probably had friends.
I didn't have a lot, and then I got into
talk radio and had less. But anyway, so they're all
out in the foyer and they're playing Jenga and it
was the most it was the loudest, most fun thing
to listen to and watch because they the tower of
the Jenga tower was up to their chin. These are
all big guys. So anyway, and that and I'm a
little I'm a little off today because I have a
hangover from cookies. I don't drink, but I had so
much sugar yesterday that I don't know. I may have
to call the I may have to call an ambulance
for this with the sugar rush. But anyway, I wanted
to share with you. I was as I was preparing
for the Rush Hour show to fill in today for
BO on seventy seven WABC New York and the Red
Apple Audio Networks, I found a wonderful ad online and
I'm going to share it with your word. I'm not
going to do the whole ad, but I'm going to
share it with you most of the ad, word for word.
This is an actual ad from the US Department of
Homeland Security, and I want to share it with you now.
So let's sit back and enjoy it. Because when I
saw it and I saw how it was being marketed,
I said, you know, I have to share this with
Bo's audience because I think they'll find it interesting. Here
we go, Yes, here we go. You know, the best
gift that you can give in illegal foreign national and
that they can give themselves and their families this holiday
season is a fast, free and easy process to get
the heck out of our country. Now I change the
one line there, I change it get the heck out
just to you know, to make it because I'm from Jersey.
But basically, here's what's happening. This is it says it
right on the government Department of Homeland Security website. Illegal
foreign nationals who sign up to the self Deportation Option
through CBP home app by the end of the year,
we'll get a three thousand dollars stipend three thousand bucks
in addition to a free flight home. I mean, that's
what Christmas is all about. You know, Americans pulling together
are hard earned money and we still haven't seen any
Doge money or tariff money yet from the Trumpster. But anyway,
this is but that's what holiday because I was thinking,
what in the world do you get an illegal foreign
national for a gift? They're so hard to shop for.
There's only look, the only person harder to shop for
than an illegal foreign national is Jesus. I mean, what
do you get the son of God? What do you
get the guy who created everything? I don't know, but
we can all chip in because since January twenty twenty five,
one point nine million illegal citizens have voluntarily self deported,
and tens of thousands have used the CVP home program
During the Christmas season, the US taxpayer is generously tripling
the incentive to leave voluntarily for those in this country
that are Phi's people here illegally. We're offering three thousand
dollars to leave as a bonus and travel, but it
only goes on till the end of the year, says
Homeland Security set. What is she a secretary? I mean,
I don't mean that in a bad No, I don't
mean it in a bad way. She's a secretary of
Homeland Security. That's impressive. I've seen her bulletproof vest and
her helmet, a little nome Christy Nome. By the way.
It's interesting her name is Gnome and she's kind of
like Santa's help her with this program, isn't she She's
like a little elf. Actually, yeah, the three thousand dollars.
So she said illegal foreign nationals should take advantage of
this gift and self deport because if you don't, we'll
hunt you down and find you. That's my words. Again,
We'll arrest them and then they'll never be able to return.
So once again, this is right off the website, and
I'm quoting this line. The best gift that an goal
alien can give themselves in their families this holiday season
is a fast, free, easy process. Oh thank you so much.
That was just a woof okay, I just had to
share it. I wanted to play the music because I
didn't want you to think I was being mean. And
if you ever are feeling like being mean, just play
some holiday music with whatever you're doing and people will say,
oh my god, that was so caring. He really you know,
that was nice. But the trick is, you play the
holiday music when you're being mean. So take a little
boombox to the dinner table for New Year's if you're
gonna be mean and play the holiday music. Three thousand dollars,
three thousand dollars. Do you remember a few months ago
when President Donald Trump, he's the one I voted for,
and he said we're gonna have a doge dividend Douge?
Remember Doge? I got excited about that. I I'll admit
I got excited. I'm the type of guy that gets excited.
If I win fifteen dollars on a scratch off, I
tear up. I call my wife. You're not gonna believe this.
I just won. She's thinking, you know, like we can
quit our jobs next week. I've got enough to get
like a sandwich at Starbucks. Oh God is good? Anyway?
The numbers eight hundred and eighty four, eight ninety two,
twenty two. I saw for you folks in New York.
I see you. You finally got a new FDNY commissioner.
And as a former firefighter in Pennsylvania, I you know
we all look to FDNY is like the Creme Dela Creme.
So you know, And I was one of those geeks
that every time I visited New York, we gotta go
buy a fire station. I just gotta go buy and
check it out. I because it's a big deal. Because
FDN y is it's pretty badass situation. I mean that's
you look at them like wall. Okay, so let's play
this because this is very exciting and you've got the
new is who's the Muslim communist again? So Salanta, Mamma whatever.
Speaker 7: Lillian bon Signor is a career first responder. In just
nine days, she'll be running the world's busiest fire department,
one of the most important appointments of the incoming administration.
Speaker 3: And they deserve a leader who cares about their work
because she did it herself, who understands every detail and
will fight tirelessly to empower FDNY and make it the
best firefighting force in the world.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's mom, Donnie. That's it, Mom, Donnie, Zoe Zora,
mum Danmi you know his name. But I want you
to listen more about her story. This woman's story here
And if you're a firefighter, you can let me know
what you think about this. I don't know. I've never
fought fires in New York, so this may be okay,
but you tell me how this is going to work out.
Speaker 7: Lillian bonce Ignor began her career as an EMT in
nineteen ninety one. It was ultimately promoted to chief of
the city's EMS division, where she served for three years
before retiring in twenty twenty two. Although she never served
as a firefighter.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, hold on, I just want to hear
that part again, because this is the part that confuses me,
and I'm just wondering how this sits with you know.
I mean, she wasn't EMT and that's nothing to be
taken lightly. Okay, paramedics EMT is that whole thing. I mean,
they're wizards as well.
Speaker 7: However, before retiring in twenty twenty two, although she never
served as a firefighter, she's confident that won't matter.
Speaker 8: I know the job, I know what the firefighters need,
and I can translate that to this administration who's willing
to listen. I know what EMS needs. I have been
EMS for thirty plus.
Speaker 7: Bon Signor is a trailblazer for the LGBTQ community who
will serve as the FDN wise first openly gay commissioner.
She's a highly respected, detail oriented manager whose style has
been compared to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish, who will remain
in her post in the new administration.
Speaker 2: I don't know what do you guys think about that?
Or And when I say guys, I'm from Jersey, I
mean men and women. Okay, I'm not picking you know,
and you might be transitioning, so I don't want to
get the wrong gender. How about us, will go? What
do you stink about it? What do you think about that?
Is that an issue? I'm not talking about the gay thing.
I mean that's going to be standard, that's going to
be new, that's going to be the law now from
now on. That's every other person in the new administration
will be gay or at least think about being gay,
or have thought about being gay, or maybe they experimented
in college. So that's standard. But the part that she
wasn't a firefighter, I don't know that kind of threw
me a little bit. Eight hundred and eighty four, eight
ninety two, twenty two. But I mean she's seen a lot,
I would imagine, And again, I'm just trying to get
your thoughts on this, because those are the elements that
I look at. I really don't follow, you know, the
the nuances and all the minutia of you know this
this new mayor guy. Okay, But the FDNY just like
the NYPD, and there's a couple other huge institutions in
New York. They're looked on worldwide globally for best practices
and stature. So let me know what you think. I'm
Ken Matthews. I'm in for mister bo Snerdley, James Golden,
and this is the Rush Hour. We'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: Both Nerdley's Rush Hour. The numbers eight hundred eight four
eight ninety two twenty two. My name is Ken Matthews,
guest hosting for James today and it's a pleasure to
be here. Merry Christmas. Thank you so much for listening.
I hope you had a blessed Christmas and you still
are lucky enough to enjoy it. But if you're back
at work, thank you as always for listening. Let's grab
a call. We were talking about the new leadership in
the Fire Department New York. And I bring it up
as a former volunteer firefighter in Pennsylvania that the world
looks at places like New York City to see how
they handle different issues. And you know, everybody always looks
at the Fire Department New York and NYPD and other
institutions here in New York City, Uh, and around the country.
Dave is from Westchester and he is a former firefighter retired.
Welcome to the rush hour, Dave. You know what.
Speaker 5: You know? I was at a MT you know what.
I should be a surgeon and h in the n
YU do a heart surgery.
Speaker 4: How was she?
Speaker 5: Listen, I don't care who she loved or whatever. God
bless her, but how was she qualified?
Speaker 2: See, I needed someone like you to save it, say
that day, because.
Speaker 5: Only how was she she? How was he qualified?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's like me. You know what I'm gonna
tell you. I'm going to start with Arnold and in
the movie next week. I did a couple of school plays,
but I can do it. Come on, let's be real.
Speaker 2: So the vibe I'm getting from you, Dave is, uh,
it should be a firefighter that leads a fire department,
is what you're saying.
Speaker 5: How about how about all the other guys that are
in line, all the chiefs, Yeah, I know that are
in line with that job.
Speaker 2: All the people. Yeah, all the people that clear the
floor and we're coughing up stuff and you know, just
really that's why I wanted you to say it, because
I was a volunteer for two years. I just got
a little taste of it. But uh, I thought, that's
kind of weird because even if it was a volunteer
fire department out in the middle of exactly exactly.
Speaker 5: Has she ever put a Scott pack on her back? No?
Speaker 2: No, Yeah, that's what I want.
Speaker 5: I feel bad. I feel bad for her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's gonna she's gonna be under a lot of pressure,
and it's it. I I agree with you.
Speaker 5: And you know the other thing I give her, I
give her six months. Wow, I give a six months
because there's no way. I don't know. I don't know
how they're picking these guys or gals, but there has
to be some kind of committee. You know, you need
to be qual I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, you know we were taught with you know, they mentioned, uh,
she's LGBT and whatever. I don't have a problem with that.
But one thing.
Speaker 5: I like the fact I like to fight that you
could be what you could be exactly a fighter and
although for thirty two years and then you know what,
the yeah, you had a lot of friends. You're probably
in the firehouse, know the equipment they need, but you
know what, until you're in a fire with your brother officers,
sister firefighter.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, thank you for the call, Dave. And
what what I was going to say is I know
for a fact there are plenty of firefighters that happen
to be gay and that actually have done interior and
exterior fighting and have more experience. So if it was
that thing, there was that issue, why didn't they go
with someone with more experienced.
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Golden Show Entertaining and Informative.
Speaker 2: On the Red Apple Podcast Network eight h eight four
eight ninety two, twenty two. My name is Ken Matthews.
We're on the Red Apple Audio Networks and seventy seven WABC,
New York. Merry Christmas. It's great to be filling in
for a friend and colleague, both nerdly very exciting I
had the chance to meet Bo when he was producing.
One of those thirty plus years he worked with the
great Rush Limbaugh. And when I was hired in twenty
seventeen to guest host for mister Limbaugh, I got to
work with James every day and he's probably one of
the most brilliant radio minds on the air. And now
you guys get him what five six days a week
at least? Did you ever hear By the way, Liam
Neeson audition to be Santa Claus. I think it's critical
that I share that with you the day after Christmas
because it's still cracks me up, and I hope it
cracks you up, and it really embodies the spirit of Christmas,
especially for the kids. Go ahead, take one, mister Nison,
Liam Neeson auditioning for Santa Go ahead, sir.
Speaker 1: Okay, mister Neson, When are you ready?
Speaker 4: I see you when you're sleeping. I know when you're awake.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good.
Speaker 1: Let's try it again, maybe a little more jolly, thanks Sam.
Speaker 4: I'll see you when you're sleeping.
Speaker 9: I know when you're awake. I watch you when you're sleeping.
Oh yeah, I know when you're awake.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 4: I'm making the list. I'm checking it twice.
Speaker 9: I didn't find out who's naughty or nice?
Speaker 1: Okay, I think maybe that's a little too intimidating.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if you don't minderstand, I think it's right.
You know, do you understand what Sunda saying here?
Speaker 9: It's he's making a list naughty nice, He's detailed, he's
single minded, he's an eye on the sky bringing swift judgment.
Speaker 1: Okay, but but he's also bringing toys.
Speaker 4: The children, not the naughty ones.
Speaker 9: And let me tell you something about Doug Riandre the
round of her Grandma. I will look for him, I
will find him, and I will kill him.
Speaker 2: Now that's an audition for Santah right there in I
in the sky, I in the sky. Who's uh? Yeah?
That that was just good stuff. It brings back the holidays,
doesn't it for those folks that are especially the older boomers. Right.
Multiple recalls taking place. Let me give you a couple
right off the top. There's been frozen shrimp has been
recalled in seventeen states. Now I don't have the list,
but I'm not joking about the frozen shrimp being recalled
in seventeen states. So if you're having some big parties
or something for the holidays, you definitely want to google
frozen shrimp recall. Put today's date in so if it's something,
you know what I mean, because you got to take
that seriously. Also, there's been twenty nine ambassadors recalled in
the last week by Donald Trump. Now there's no connection
to the shrimp recall. These are ambassadors. I think it's
safe to say there's probably a few shrimp that can
think better than ambassadors. And I would like to put
I would like to try see life or crustaceans in
the place of some of the people that were appointed
by Biden and Obama. But anyway, it's actually thirty career
diplomats from senior embassy post as President Trump and Little
Marco or Marco Paulo Marco Rubio reshape the diplomatic posture
abroad in the State Department, which I think is definitely
needed because sometimes I don't know about you, but I
overlooked the fact and I did early on in my
political life, if you even want to call it a
political life. Early on, I would overlook so many different
aspects of our government and talk about wasting my political
science degree. But I did two things that I should
have paid more attention to. I was big on the
whole presidential election. My first presidential election was nineteen eighty
and of course Ronald Reagan. I supported Ronald Reagan. And
I would always be engaged in senatorial Senate races and
congressmen and that's about it, and occasionally a high profile
mayor situation, right, But I never paid attention to the
grassroots people that you can actually touch. Well, let me
rephrase that. I don't want anybody touching anybody, especially not
on my recommendation, But I'm talking about the people that
you could drive over and talk to, the city council person,
the director of whatever, the county commissioner, the inspector. I
didn't really pay attention to that stuff, things like the
corner or even the district attorneys. I'm talking about twenty
thirty years ago. We now know, because of the pushback
that the Trump administration is getting from across the country
in a variety of different places and states, we now
know how important and influential those local elections are. And
the other part of the equation is the thousands of
people outside of the president's cabinet, outside of the VP
and Congress that have so much impact on our lives
and the direction of our country, like ambassadors and diplomats
and consultants that fly overseas and they meet in the
same room with leaders from another country. It's like the
people that are in the room with President Trump and
Zelensky this Sunday, when we're going to play games with
that little clown boy. Again, I'm not a big fan
of Zolensky. Nothing personal, but I mean, don't get me wrong,
when he puts on tight leather pants, that man can
dance and move his booty. But I just think that
the whole Ukraine thing has gone on years too long,
and when you look back on how it started, it's
just ridiculous. But anyway, one of the reasons I think
it went on so long is because there's so many
people in the mix that we're not aware of, you know,
like the deputy director of an FBI. I say, I'm
not talking about the current one, but you look at
people that were involved in the CIA, THEDIA, all these
different organizations that we're not paying attention to that control
so many levers of power. And I think that's the
biggest wake up call just in the last well, not
only five years, but just in the last year, people
have really learned, especially with excuse me, what's going on
in Ukraine, what's going on in Gaza, what's now going
on in Venezuela. And it just goes so far beyond
the Secretary of State, you know, it goes to chief
of Missions and chief of stations in the CIA, and
chief of missions in different countries and ambassadors, and then
you have people that do the funding for this, and
you have independent contractors. There's so many people with their
fingers in the mix of your business and my business,
meaning the United States. And I happen to be an
Avid America firster, so I've done a lot of research
over the years. I'm a history buff and obviously a
political geek. But if you deep dive on se BEng Ghazi,
the deeper you go, there's so many people involved in it.
It wasn't just a president or a general. So that's
what we need to focus on a little more. In
upcoming elections. We have to decide, you know, would you
rather have three people in the State Department that are
American America first and then of a president that's kind
of iffy, or would you rather have an American first
president and then an entire state department that doesn't like America.
I'm not saying that's the case now, but I will
say this, and I bet you Secretary Marco Rubio all
kidding aside he is the Secretary of State, I would
imagine he would be one of the first people to
tell you that we have a State department filled with
people that they have a chip on their shoulder regarding
America and that shouldn't be the case. And I'm sure
we have a few in the military, not a lot,
but a few. And I would go as far as
to say that some of the people in President Donald
Trump's cabinet are not America first. And some of the
people that claim to be, in my opinion, someone like
Leslie Graham, Cracker or Rabbi Ted Cruz, I don't think
they're America first enough for what the country needs as
we go into the midterms now. And I know there
are people in this ade audience because you've called me
and we've had good discussions about it. I don't know
what miracle needs to happen for the GOP to have
a really strong midterms, but I'm not seeing it now.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a negative nelly or
a polypessimist, or why do I keep calling myself girls' names.
I don't know. I'm usually a pretty I'm a pretty
positive guy. But I don't know how you undo some
of the things that are recurring right now in the
political on the political landscape over the weekend, or not
over the weekend, but over the holiday, the last two days,
the Christmas holiday, during Jesus's birthday. Another million pages of
documents and photos and text and phone messages dropped in
the Epstein trial. Now there's one group of people that say,
let it go, it's just what there's nothing to it.
But I'm going to argue, I'm going to say the
majority of people want to see this thing resolved, and
they want to see people get justice. And just the
whole concept of it being dropped over Christmas. We know
why that happens. There are news cycles, there's weekend cycles,
and there's holiday cycles, and that's when people are most disengaged,
especially you people that work six and seven days a
week and bust your tail to pay taxes so we
can give even bigger bonuses to illegal foreign nationals to
fly back for free to their country. But anyway, I
think if we don't take care of those issues. For example,
what did we just learn about Georgia. We just learned
and it's been confirmed now and it's official, over three
hundred thousand votes should not have been counted in Georgia
in twenty twenty in the presidential election. And how many
votes did Obiden supposedly win Georgia by less than six thousand?
So we you know, Houston, we have a problem there,
and you'll find the same You won't find the same
ratio of numbers in Arizona and Michigan, but you'll find
a ratio that doesn't make sense. So what we have
now are things that the Republican Party ran on that
I believe some of the people in the Republican Party,
especially the senators that sell out and the congress people
that sell out, and the cabinet members that sell out.
I think they never thought that the Epstein thing would
start to bubble up like it has, or they thought
that they can just keep pounding on people that are
calling for a stolen election investigation and we would just
all go away. And this is where they misread the room.
And this is why I think that it's going to
be a very challenging midterms for my party, our party,
the Republican Party. I don't know what party you're in,
but I mean, I have a tough time supporting the
actual party. But I support a lot of conservative people
and I have over the years, and I elected Donald
Trump three times. But I think if they don't take
this seriously, the fact that we haven't seen enough people
in handcuffs yet. And that's not an Epstein smart Alec joke,
because I'm sure he's seen his share. I'm talking about.
I was counting on a Christmas gift from the Trump
administration where I was going to see people that stole
the election in several states, indicted, arrested, tried in jail.
I thought that would be happening by now. I thought
we would see some of the people on the Epstein list.
There is a list. It was mass trafficking. There have
now been and I've already started reading. There's no way
on Earth I'm going to get through a million pages.
There's no way I'm going to get through one hundred
thousand pages. But I've already read enough of the last dump.
Because it's already online. You can read it. You know,
if you're bored or if you want to quit your
job and do a podcast. There are people in those
notes and details that should be indicted, tried, and put
in prison. And I don't think the Trump administration understands that.
Now the majority of his supporters want justice, justice in
the Epstein case, justice in the stolen election case. And
then when you're done with that, you need to get
us out of Venezuela. I don't know why we're there,
out of the Middle East, and out of the Ukraine. Now,
if you can do all that before the midterms, oh
you'll turn this thing around. But that's what it's going
to take. I'm Ken Matthews. It's the Rush Hour with
both Snrdley. We'll be right back.
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like doing it. So the more people say, now you
have to verify this, and now you have to verify that,
And here's the catch on that, it's leading to. It
is leading somewhere, folks, Stay with me. It's leading to
all this AI and computer blather, some of which I
understand and some of which I don't. AI is one
of the things that I really don't. I mean, I
can define it for you, but if you said build it,
explain it, teach it, I have no idea. I have
no idea. I know that AI is a terrifying tool
on one hand, and then on the other hand, it's
the greatest thing since slice bread. AI is great if
you are a lazy researcher or if you're a creator
that doesn't want to have to do all the creating.
I get all that. I get that, but the AI
aspect of surveillance and duplication is terrifying. So we're not
going to talk about the terrifying surveillance part, like with
Pallenteer and both in the United States and around the
world and all that. And if you're wondering, are you
calling AI surveillance terrifying, Yes, there's no Yeah, I don't
mince words. It's one of the worst things to come
down the pike. And it's great if someone that's running
your surveillance shop, that would be someone in the CIA,
right DHS, masad Am I five or any number of PEO.
It would be great if you can trust those people.
But the problem is we've put the most powerful entity
technologically wise, in the hands of people. Sadly we can't
trust because we're all human, okay, And that's why there
will be a rash. Not the kind of rash that
you know, Hunter Biden would have you know that one
rash he had in the photograph he had that that's
his own fault. By the way. There'll be a rash
of cheating there already is, from the art world to
law enforcement. There is just everything from fake voices, fake faces.
You've got acting is being replaced replaced by AI. Now,
the one nice thing about actors being replaced by AIS
you don't have to hear them on a late night
show bitch about how bad America is, So that's kind
of a plus. But everything from special effects or a
car accident to any number of things that we normally
see on a screen, any screen, whether it's a portable
screen or one you're addicted to like your phone, or
TV screens if people use TV anymore. AI can duplicate
all of that. It can also create fake documents, it
can create fake accounts, it can create fake histories. This
is the terrifying part of it. The good part of
it is oh AI make me a cool website. Okay,
that's great. You're also going to see it in academia.
You're going to see AI helping kids get diplomas. Yeah,
They're going to be on the phone with them. You're
going to say, is this is this AI? Or is
this Oh my god, is that you Becky? Oh my god,
you're live AI. Okay, Merry Christmas, have a wonderful new year.
I'm Ken Matthews in the rush hour for both. Servely,
take care, Thank you all.
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