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ten ninety nine three WBT Welcome to the show. Pete

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Calendar here and the phone number is always seven oh

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four five seven zero eleven ten. Email is Pete at

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the peteclendarshow dot com on Twitter at Pete Calendar and

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the last name is spelled ka l I n E R.

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But all of the dark web already knows that. I

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don't know why this isn't getting more attention. Apparently cyber

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news broke this story two days ago. I saw it

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yesterday afternoon, and here's the write up from tech Digest.

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A staggering sixteen billion login credentials have been exposed in

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a series of previously unreported data breaches. Collectively forming one

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of the largest data compromises in history. I'm no expert,

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but that sounds bad. It was discovered by Cybernews and

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their research team tech Digests. The piece by Chris Price

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says these super massive data sets, comprising thirty distinct collections

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ranging from tens of millions to over three point five

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billion records each pose an unprecedented risk to online security. Now.

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I have seen some people saying things like, how could

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there be sixteen billion login credentials when there's only eight

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billion people on Earth. I'm not kidding. I have seen

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this argument. Do you know why? Well, how many logins

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do you use? You don't just have one. The exposed

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data likely originating from various infosteeler malware, credential stuffing sets,

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and repackaged leaks, none of which I know anything about.

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I have no idea what those things are. Infosteeler malware,

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credential stuffing sets and repackaged leaks. But the data contains

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structured information, including URLs which is your website, log in details,

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as well as passwords. And that's really that's the key there.

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They've got the log in credentials and your password and

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the connected site. So, for example, if you use Facebook

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or the Facebook, whichever you prefer. If you're using the

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Facebook and you log in and it says do you

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want us to remember you know, remember me on this

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device whatever, and you're not logging in every single time,

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doesn't even matter because they've got Facebook dot com. They've

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got your login detail, and they have your password. And

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so if you're using Facebook, log in on any other site.

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Remember when this was all of the craze, when Facebook

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was like, now you can log in using your Facebook

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account and then they would track everything that you looked

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at and clicked on and then market to you. Right,

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So it's not just Facebook. The trove of sensitive information

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grants potential access to virtually any online service imaginable, from

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major platforms like Apple, Facebook, Google, to developer portals VPNs,

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and even government services. Researchers emphasize the extreme danger posed

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by this breach. So what can you do? Glad you asked? Well?

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According to Tech Digest users, so basically everybody are strongly

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urged advised to immediately adopt strong, unique passwords. I myself,

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I changed mine from one two three four to one

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two three four five, and I feel like that that's

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now way stronger. You want strong unique passwords. I'm just kidding,

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by the way, if anybody doesn't know anything about passwords,

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that's you can't even do that password anymore. I mean,

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that's the kind of thing you put on your luggage.

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You know, unique passwords, strong passwords for every online account.

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And use multi factor authentication multi factor authentication wherever possible.

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So when you when you are offered it on a

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website where they're like, you know, would you like to

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sign up for you know, uh, two factor authentication or

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multi factor authentication, whatever it might be, you should do that.

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I know it takes an extra step, but a lot

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of a lot of platforms once you sign up, once

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you do it the first time, and then then you're

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you're golden. You can also look into those password management systems.

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four or five bucks a month or something like that,

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but it auto generates these, you know, crazy passwords that

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nobody can crack, just like various number numbers and symbols

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and that sort of thing, and then it just stores

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it into this place and then you're able to pull

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it out. Now, my concern with those things, it's always

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been well, what happens if that gets hacked? You know,

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that's always you can only be so secure, you know,

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and if you put all of your stuff into this

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one like wallet or whatever, and then somebody hacks that platform,

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now they got your wallet, and they've got all of

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the passwords to everything that you that you use. So

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again that's why I use one, two, three, four five.

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you know, you get the text message, we want to

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make sure it's you. We're gonna send you a code,

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and then you have to get open up your text

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message and copy the code and put it in there.

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you can also do fingerprints, retinal scans, I think, DNA,

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cheek swabs I think are coming soon. Organizations, especially those

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lacking robust multi factor authentication or credential hygiene practices that's

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a term I had known about, are at heightened risk

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of phishing campaigns. That's where they try to get you

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to click a link and the email looks like it's

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from you know, the boss or from corporate HR or

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something like that, they try to get you to click.

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I just got one yesterday did you all get that

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one the corporate email account? It was like, oh, there's

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a calendar, yeah, yeah, yeah. I was like, I did

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not agree to a meeting. Why am I on somebody's calendar?

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But you don't click it? This is why, like people say, Pete,

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I'm going to send you a link, or people send

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me links in emails and on Twitter, and I always say,

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I don't click your links. It's nothing personal. I don't

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click any links. My stuff's been stolen so many times. Well,

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I mean, there was a dark web hack like a

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year ago, and they got like they're like, we're writing

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to inform you that your your information was part of

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a data breach, and here's a list of the stuff

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that they got, and it's basically everything. So it's like

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you know everything on your W two for example, which

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is everything, So okay, fantastic. So I don't click links.

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And by the way, I did not click a link

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that got me that got all my stuff stolen. That

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was not my fault. Somebody else got hacked and they

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got all the stuff that they had on file, which

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you know probably shouldn't be keeping all this stuff on

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file everybody, but you're at risk of phishing campaigns. These

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organizations are at risk heightened risk of account takeovers, ransomware

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intrusions where they locked down your your site, say you

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know you got to pay them a bunch of bitcoin

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or whatever, as well as business email compromise, tax or

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BC attacks. I don't know what those are. Users should

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also regularly review their systems for any signs of infostealer

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malware to prevent further data loss. So obviously I spent

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my evening changing all of my passwords. I'm not kidding.

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I spent yeah, changed all the passwords. I have no

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idea if I've got if any of my stuff got

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or exfiltrated, I should say, but can't be too sure.

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You know, if everybody is at risk, then I'm going

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to go ahead and change my passwords and at least

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make it harder for the black hats. Also, I have

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not run this by management, but I have decided to

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unilaterally implement a two factor authentication for all calls to

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the radio show. So when you call in, you're going

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to need to tell us not just your name, but

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I'm going to need an address. I'm going to need

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your password for your bank account and your bank and

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I need your Social Security number before you're allowed to

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go on the air. You can't be too safe your people, Okay,

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I gotta protect the station, all right. If you're listening

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Now with multi factor authentication, Russ writes into as a

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direct message actually on Twitter formerly known as X. If

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you use the same log in for everything, Pete, you

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don't have to worry about the bad guys stealing multiple passwords.

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That's true, that's true. You know what the best way

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to keep your passwords secret is to actually write them down,

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like write them down with code. Example, if I was

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going to use say, news talk eleven ten as my password,

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which I would not do that. But if I were

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to do that, because it wouldn't have you'd have to

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put like a like a hashtag in it, or a

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question mark or something like that. All right, So let's

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say I do hashtag news talk eleven ten, and I

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want to write down, Okay, this is my log in

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at work, so I, you know, write it down. But

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I don't write down hashtag news talk eleven ten. I

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write down hashtag work because that's where I work, See

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what I mean? Got to make codes. I did not look. Okay,

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when the Internet was invented by Al Gore, I was

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not expecting to have to be like a freaking spy, Okay.

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I did not think I was going to have to

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memorize all of this kind of stuff otherwise, Like I

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feel like I feel like we got some you know,

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some protections here, like I understand buyer beware and everything,

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but I do feel a little bit mislet, a little

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bait and switch going on. If they told me at

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the beginning, when I was listening to the dial up

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in order to connect to the Internet, that somehow I

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was going to be forced to go through like spy

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training and memory skills training, I don't know if I

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would have been as interested in downloading the guitar tabs

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that I wanted to learn, you know, for the songs

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I would have made that trade off, Like, Okay, you

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can learn how to play idiot wind on the guitar.

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But if you do this, then that means for the

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rest of your life you're going to be, you know,

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shackled to password memorization. You're going to have to keep

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secret you know, papers with your codes written down and

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passwords you know, secreted away and safety deposit boxes and such.

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I mean you could not do that, of course, and

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then just have everything stolen. I just like, why can't

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some to just create something that's unhackable, Like why can't

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we have a bitcoin like password kind of thing. I

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know there are people in the tech industry that are

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like Pete, you know what you're talking about, And that's true.

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I don't. I shouldn't have to, though, right, So change

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your passwords everybody. Also, I got an idea, how about

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we follow the law. Can we follow the law, like

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the law that bans TikTok? Can we do that? Please? Please?

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President Donald Trump announced that he will delay, yet again,

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the executive branch's enforcement of the TikTok ban that Congress

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passed by PARTI is in fashion. Congress passed this and

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it required the Chinese company. And when I say Chinese company,

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I mean the Communist Party of China, because you don't

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own a company in China, especially one this big, without

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the C all up in your business, you know. So

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they're being told the law says you got to sell

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it or we're going to ban it. Trump signed an

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executive order that postponed the TikTok ban until September seventeenth,

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twenty twenty five. That prevents the enforcement of the Protecting

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Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act or the PAFA

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c AA or the PATHAK anyway, Yeah, Trump previously extended

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TikTok's deadline to find a buyer back in April, giving

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the Chinese company named byte Dance seventy five more days

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to sell off the video sharing platform. There were rumors

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about who would buy it, like Elon was supposedly interested,

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but nothing has happened and byte Dance does not appear

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to be close to selling TikTok off to a US buyer.

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And look, there is a reason for that. It's simply

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because they don't want to sell it. They don't want

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to sell it. It's making too much money for the

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Chinese and it's functioning wonderfully as a psyop against an

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adversary for them. Former President Joe Biden signed the bipartisan

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legislation last year requiring Byteedance to either divest from TikTok

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or sell the app by January. Six months ago, this

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was supposed to have happened. The legislation gained momentum needed

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to pass due to concerns about China's control over the

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TikTok algorithm and debility to access user data. Yeah yeah,

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what do you think they're collecting all of that data for?

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These are communists, They are our adversaries. Why do you

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think they want all of your information? Why do you

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think they want all of your Oh? Just watch videos?

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Do you think that's all they're getting from you? Did

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you know? I remember reading this a couple of months

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or maybe a year or so ago. Before you even

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create a profile on Facebook, they already know like two

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dozen vital pieces of information personal information about you. They've

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already got like a placeholder for you. They're just waiting

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for you to show up and activate it, basically, because

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they're constantly scraping the internet and all the data in

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order to build these profiles. And when you finally create

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a profile, they just put you into the profile. It's

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like ready, they're waiting for you. They already know it.

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What do you think China does with that? What do

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you o? I just watched the cat videos, But they

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know that you're watching cat videos, and they know all

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of this other stuff about you, their track you know

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how long you're looking at the videos, do you click

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on any of the links? Do you buy anything? And

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then they create these profiles and then they know how

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to market to you. But what they're selling not just

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the TMU crap they're but they're they're selling you something else.

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They're selling you confusion, They're selling you hatred of your country.

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They're selling you love of China. You know, China's got

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it going on, and they're selling you, well, they're selling

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a different vision of your life, what it could be

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like if only the oppressors weren't in charge, and we

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allow this product into our country. TikTok has faced criticism

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also for its addictive recommendation algorithm because of its impact

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on children's mental health. Oh yeah, that's right. It's also

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selling short attention spans, transgender ideology, the yeah, the inability

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to focus on things, fake relationships. It's also giving your

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kids an opportunity to meet all sorts of predators online.

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A substantial portion of TikTok's one hundred and seventy million

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US users are millennials or part of gen Z, making

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the app a dominant force in youth culture. On average,

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TikTok users spend an hour a day on the platform,

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and a growing number of Americans are using it for news. Well,

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what could go wrong there? About forty percent of young

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adults regularly get their news from TikTok. Maga influencers have

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exploded in popularity on TikTok as the platform has become

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a hotbed for short form political commentary and entertainment. And

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I suspect that's why Trump and the maga influencer crowd

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has cooled on banning TikTok because Trump, a rich only

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said we had to ban it, then he got a

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Got a message from Pete who says, remember when all

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remember when we all had to do COVID nineteen tests

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with that swab run up our nostrils. We would voluntarily

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line up in drug store parking lots. That was really

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a DNA sample collection of the entire population. And many

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of the labs were fore and owned. Okay, that's I

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don't Yeah, if even if you send me a link,

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I'm not going to click the link, but you could

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screenshot a like a reputable investigation on that, Pie'd be

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happy to take a look at it. But that's news

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to me. But TikTok is a threat. I've talked about

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this for years and I've got a whole stack in

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my file on TikTok. For example, last year January of

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twenty twenty four, there was a piece by Chris Fenton

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at Real Clear Politics, who is a COMI Chinese expert guy,

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and he talks about Hollywood. Remember the influence that the

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chycoms had in Hollywood, and everybody was getting very concerned

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about it because you know, they're making all these movies.

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I think The Hulk was sort of your classic example

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of this, where like they made the Chinese Army the

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Saviors at the end of the movie or something. Now,

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Beijing may have lost theatrical market leverage by this point,

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but it's more than made up for that in social

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media presence, it's become an epidemic as media executives, sorry,

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as a media executive and a storyteller attuned to the

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intricate dance between creativity, commerce, and geopolitics. He says, I

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have watched Beijing sway over Hollywood storytelling shift shapes. TikTok,

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a platform that has rooted itself deep into the fabric

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of American youth culture, is at the forefront of this transformation.

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It's not merely a social media app. It's a potent

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tool of influence, information, data collection, commerce, and creativity, one

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that has far outpaced traditional broadcast networks in its reach

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and impact on young Americans. However, unfortunately for the welfare

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of our great nation, TikTok is under the control of

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a non allied nation's pernicious government. The app provides Beijing

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an ability to understand, control, and influence Americans well beyond

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simply Hollywood content. In fact, the platform is much more

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damaging in how it shapes the opinions and perspectives of

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adults under the age of thirty, in other words, the

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future generations of America. According to Pew Research, a third

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of those under thirty relies solely on TikTok for news,

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and Beijing can then throttle, amplify, or completely censor exactly

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what the app distributes as news. Do you think TikTok's

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going to report if China invades Taiwan? You think you're

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going to get that in your news feed on TikTok?

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Did you know that in America the FCC sidebar love

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the FCC and everything that they do. I would never

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say anything bad about the FCC. Okay. In the United States,

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the FCC prohibits control of American broadcast networks by hostile

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foreign government and entities beholden to them. How come China

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doesn't own NBC because they get it for free? Right, Okay?

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But seriously, if they try if the chi cooms tried

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to buy CNN or NBC, the Associated Press, whatever, if

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they tried to buy well, I should say the Assciated

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Press because that's not FCC regulated. But if they tried

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to buy an FCC regulated broadcast entity, they would be

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blocked from doing so. The band. The reason is based

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on a belief that we have to protect our national

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narrative and cultural sovereignty from countries that want to weaken

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us or divide us. I was saying this back in

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twenty sixteen seventeen when the demons were running around saying

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the only reason Hillary lost was because of the Russians.

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You know, they wanted Trump to win. No, they want

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to sew division. That's why they funded both anti cop

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and pro cop facebook pages. That's why they did both sides.

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They play both sides. They don't care about the issue.

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All they care about is the revolution. All they care

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about is dividing us. The question, then, is why should

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TikTok be an exception to this? Why would a foreign

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known entity with such profound acts given such profound access

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to the psyches of our youth, the perspectives of our voters,

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the heart of our creative industries, especially since Beijing, Beijing

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thinks that the global app isn't even worthy of access

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in its own nation. You can't even get TikTok in China.

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Their version of TikTok over there is like child education

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videos like two plus two is five and that kind

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of stuff. Banning the app is straightforward, It's with precedents

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and frankly, extremely necessary. It's not a call for censorship,

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nor is it an indictment of the vibrant creativity that

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TikTok has fostered among millions of users. It's a call

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for consistency in our policies and for the protection of

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our national interests. And the fact that China said that

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they would rather the company go out of business then

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sell it off and make all their shareholders a boatload

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of money. The fact that they said they'd rather kill

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it then sell it tells you it's not a business venture.

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There's something else going on there. Now along those lines,

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a new report from the NCRII. The NCRII is I

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mentioned this entity the other day. It's out of Rutgers University.

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It's called the Network Contagion Research Institute. And they've got

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a new report out that Russia and Iran have been

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targeting MAGA why to destabilize it. They're trying to split MAGA.

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This is why I spend so much time talking about

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the Tucker Carlson ted Cruz argument. It's because it's part

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of a larger op. Both rogue states are using tens

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of thousands of social media bots to amplify untrue and

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fake voices and opinions that are masquerading as MAGA loyalists,

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why to cause chaos and confusion and to question US leadership.

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This is from the New York Post, hardly an anti

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dot com. So according to the Network Contagion Research Institute,

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a politically neutral nonprofit that studies extremism on the Web,

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Russia and Iran have been using bot farms to target

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MAGA users and influencers. The bots are automated software applications

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that mimic human activity on social media. They are used

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to amplify real life influencers who post untrue quote unquote

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false flag narratives designed to discredit President Donald Trump and

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his conservative stalwarts. According to this new report, New York

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Post goes on to say the purpose of the purpose

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of the psychological operation is to destabilize people's perceptions of

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institutions that are supposed to protect us. The bots make

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it look like extreme posters. The original people, real people

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who post stuff like false flag and Trump has abandoned us,

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and then the bots swarm on that, and so It

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makes it look like these people have way more support

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than they actually have, which helps to persuade other real

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life viewers that what they are posting is legitimate. The

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bots use innocuous average names and have profiles which make

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them appear as average Americans, usually a couple of American

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flags thrown into the profiles. The group point. The NCRI

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points to Dravin Nactus. That's a real person, a US

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veteran who frequently contributes to Russian state media and has

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a potential reach of two point four million people with

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another one hundred and eighty thousand followers on Twitter. Quote

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it's so expensive in the US and Canada that even

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refugees can't understand how we make it. That was one

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of his posts in a twenty twenty four TikTok video

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while describing the United States as a slave system designed

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to impoverish its own citizens. And then that got amplified

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foreign linked cedars. They're called cedars. One who plants the seed.

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Cedars like this guy Nactus inject crisis narratives within minutes

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of any breaking news. Their content is then mass republished

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by clusters of inauthentic accounts, domestic personalities with large but

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unstable followings like Jackson Hinkel. He became a big one

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against the Jews. They supply this veneer of grassroots legitimacy,

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completing an asset adjacency model in which fringe US influencers

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ride the same engagement farms that propel Kremlin messaging. Here's

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another one. A tweet from red Pill Media, which identifies

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itself as quote exposing Zionist terrorism, has eighty one thousand

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followers on Twitter, claims to be based in the US. However,

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they were recently exposed as actually belonging to Abdula Bas

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located in Karachi, Pakistan, Sorry Pakistan. Working through firebrand right

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wing social media influencers, Kremlin affiliated propagandists also conducted a

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coordinated assault against Trump. It's a combination of an artificial

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voice with a real voice. It destroyed the Democratic Party

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and now they are going after MAGA and I suspect

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that's what we saw influencing Tucker Carlson. So these are

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identified as real accounts belonging to real people, but then

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you see the engagement boosts that they get and they're

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followed by thousands of users that all arrived on like

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the same day, which is weird that all of a

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sudden they go from you know, one hundred thousand followers

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to two hundred thousand followers literally overnight, all amplifying one message.

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So the worst eight offenders Dravin Nactus, as I already mentioned,

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adame Media, Jackson Hinkle, Amy Meck, Mirabel tweets one Jake

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Shields that raging anti Semite it's Julian's rum. I've never

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heard of that one. And Nick Fouentes. Nick Fouentes. Yeah,

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if you follow me or you ever send me something

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with Nick Fouentes or Jake Shields or Jackson Hinkle, I

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don't look at it. I don't care to see it.

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I don't give them any engagement, and I will probably

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if I'm following you, you are unfollowed, and I might

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even block you, because that's how I deal with these

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types of actors. And they are actors. They may very

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well believe what it is that they are spewing out.

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Maybe they're doing it for the money, Maybe they're doing

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it because they're psychopaths. They're doing it for the love

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bombing or whatever. They do it for the engagement and

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the clicks and the little microdoses of dopamine. I don't know,

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but it's pretty clear what the pattern is at this point.

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And it was easy for MAGA world to say, oh yeah,

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Russia cost Hillary the election ah haha, which I don't believe,

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by the way. I think she did that quite well

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on her own. But recognize what is occurring inside your

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own movement. Mega. There are foreign actors that are trying

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to divide MAGA, and this Iran thing is a perfect

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example of it. Because eighty percent of MAGA do not

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believe that Iran should get a nuke. Yet you would

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think that MAGA is evenly split on it and it's not.

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That's not real life. All right. That'll do it for

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this episode. Thank you so much for listening. I could

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thank you so much for listening, and don't break anything

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while I'm gone.