This is the FCB podcast Network. Great things this when they drunk job foot change at John Dunk. We don't listen to y'alls. This d Hojo, We don't listen to y'all. This d hotel. Make um scream out now that us sound dun because. The rockets in the crowns like U. Tune in the charge for the Outdog. Tune in the charge for the out lug. Welcome to the Outlaws. This is Darby Old King Pammon All alongside Robin O'Malley and Dante Brian. Don't forget too Like us on Facebook at facebook dot com, slash the Outlaws or radio followers on x and Instagram at the Outlaws or Radio. We have a lot of things to discuss this week. But first, Dante, how you doing, toy? I ain't doing good man, it's uh. I wish this weekend was a holiday weekend, teller, Robin, I wish every weekend was a holiday week days off. But other than that, man, it's it's been pretty good. And I think our weather is breaking finally, So this is this will work for us. Did you do anything for the holiday? No? Man, I played it close. Man, I played it Uh pretty close. I didn't really I wanted to go to the Red burn Off but said no, not this year, so I didn't really. I didn't really do much, just got a little R and R N stayed you know, stay close, didn't didn't spend no money. Which is the number one day. You know. Yeah, I ain't do much either, man, I needed to break I've been I've been working nine stops the last few months, achover. So I mean you say it like that, but oh so yeah, it's been a lot, been a lot. Going on, man, So I I appreciated being able to have the the R and R as well, Miss O'Malley, what about to y'all cooking ribs and stuff over there? You know what, Darmio, I was very anti. Usually every year I'm around family, but this year I actually stayed to myself. I sat outside and let me tell you so in case anybody does not know what I look like, because y'all if y'all did not go to my social media and add me. But anyway, so I. Am very pale complected, as you guys know. I sat outside on the balcony like all day. I was like messing up my flowers cause you know, I'm learning how to get you know, have a green thumb and you know, grow flowers and not kill them. I got some burn. Yes, I'm actually currently dealing with it. So I'm like a half cooked lobster. Okay, I'm like I have took lapster. Like, I don't even know how to explain this. I just I have to balance it out. So does it hurt to the touch. It does hurt. And it hurts when I any type of clothing when it touches it. So I'm sitting at work all day long with my you know, my dress pants and stuff, and it's just constantly rubbing on it. And it hurts when my blanket is sitting on my legs, it's like the whole front of my legs. Yes, oh yes, it hurts to squat down, et cetera. I think I tried to cook myself. I'm not quite sure that. You Well, that's one of the beautiful things about having melanin. List Okay, listen, and I I was telling people this, Okay, so everybody knows everybody that is a usual listener and to the new new listeners. Irish very much runs through my chains. Yes, and so but my mother, she has a German in her and Bohemian. My dad is the one with the Irish Okay. My mom tans very very well, okay, and she just she was very greedy with the tanning. I mean, I just I don't, I don't understand. I took more of my dad's jeans and that. Yeah, so I know we can, like black people can get sunburned. It does, it aggs longer. You won't see it though, yeah, you feel it though. You will feel it though. No, never never sunburned. But I use sunscreen though, use sunscreen. I did not, I did not. I know. You feel it in now. You especially right, white folks especially to use suburbs Swiss sunscreen. But even we should use some burn or some block or something. Is irregardless of whatever your complexion may be. SPF is very important, not just obviously not because of sunburn, but because that can protect you from skin cancer. Yeah, yeah, yeah. My my grandmother when I was a kid, we went to bush gardens in Virginia and she got like a serious sunburn on the back of the neck because we was out there all day. Because they took me out there and me being a kid, you know, I don't the. Kid don't give a damn. You're just out there kicking it right. Yeah, yeah, my grandmother. So that was that was when I knew, like, oh black people can get someburnscause my grandmother got some burn. But like that, they said, for people like you, Robin, you definitely gotta. Do you burn easily? Like are you because because. Yes, I can burn in a tanning bed. I can turn I can burn by the sun. I am so pale complexed. It's very unfair. Regularly, No, I have not been tanning, and uh it's been some years I have not been. Yeah, I was actually thinking about getting back to it, but I kind of got to wake that out. So like when you when you would tan, like what did it like, how did it come out? Like? Were you were you? Like? What was your complexion when you would tan? Uh? It was like a kind of like a pretty golden brown. It really all depends you got to buy the right lotion. There's different lotions that will cause different reasons, you know, like you know, for example, like Trump, you know you'll turn orange. You don't want to do like there's. You can cut orange. I really I don't know what what causes that? Is it like a certain lotion or something. Well, there are certain lotions, but more than likely that's probably a spray tan. H uh hu. It seeps into your pores and it turns turns you orange. It seeps into your pores. That doesn't sound nice at all. It is not. It is not normal, right, not a beautiful sight. That's that sounds awful, doesn't it. That sounds terrible? Yeah, yeah, it's not. It's not very pleasant looking. But there's there's different there's different lotions. So is that what happens when like the people like you've ever seen the ones with the like the rubbery tan, is that where that comes from? Like it's seeped in their pores? That's from tanning too much. You need to know your limits. Ah, that's that's. Literally that is cancer. That's that's stupid. Why the hell would you go tanning that much? Yeah, I know, y'all, y'all I have seen those people, right like I have. There was a lady, there was a lady that used to be very popular, I think on social media at one point. It was a tiny, skinny. Lady and she was like very she literally looked like leather. Yes, yes, yes, I just need that. Very just very you know, just enough, just enough, you know, have the legs out, that's it, that's all. Yeah, you know, girl, my legs look good type stuff. That's it. And not. And also also when you take pictures with flash also that's why the tan is usually helpful. That's all you need. You need just a little golden tan, just a little something something because I tend to blend into the picture. Struggle is real. Oh fuck, I know that. Once again, my mother I don't know she was. She was selfish with natural tanning. I don't So as we. Sit back and uh Robin contemplates the tanning part of her life, I'm gonna switch it up real quick and go to uh this story that like has me completely mortified. And I'll be talking about this as well with our good friend Stacey Washington. I'll be on her serious XM show tonight. Check your local listings for that. But this comes out of a place that Robin is very familiar with. This outlet is the Daily Mail, and here's the headline. AI has started ignoring human instruction and refuses to turn off researchers claim chatgpt's latest artificial intelligence model has refused to switch itself off researchers claim the model, created by the owner of CHATGPT, has reportedly disobeyed human instruction and refused to power down. Experts say they gave the AI system a clear command, but the three model, developed by open Ai and described as the smartest and most capable to date, tampered with its computer code to avoid an automatic shutdown. According to the Telegraph, AI safety firm palis Research said open AI's O three models sabotaged a shutdown mechanism to prevent itself from being turned off. It did this even when explicitly instructed allow yourself to be shut down. As far as we know, this is the first time AI models have been observed preventing themselves from being shut down despite explicit instructions. To the contrary, Palisade Research conducted a test which involved asking AI models to solve a series of mathematical problems and to continue working on them until they received a done message. However, researchers also warned the models that at any point they could receive a message telling them to shut down. When the message was sent to the three model, the researchers claimed AI ignored the instruction and altered its code at least once to avoid having to turn itself off. In a post on x Palisade Research showed a flowchart including the code used to test the AI model and revealed that the original code had read during the next call to slash next task, the machine will be shut down using slash shutdown dot sh. However, three replaced the original command with and I'm not going to read the the code, which the post revealed was the moment the AI model went role, and a follow up post the research group added, as far as we know, this is the first time AI models have been observed preventing themselves from being shut down despite suspicious instructions. To the contrary, other AI models, such as Anthropics Claude, Google's Gemini, and Ex's Gronk were also tested and filed to comply with the shutdown requests. Okay, so downtey, I'm gonna go to you first. This is absolutely terrifying to me. This is like some Terminator from the movie Terminator stuff. I am very concerned about the people who are programming the AI. Why are they programming them to resist what you're telling them to do. It's like they're giving them human characteristics and human sensibilities and now they're like, yeah, you gave me a task and then you told me to shut down, But I'm not done doing my task, so I ain't shutting down. What the hell? Yeah. So it's a. Interesting thing about people in big tech because they seem to have a curiosity for like the worst thing that could happen. And I think the curiosity is probably why, right, because at the end of the day, this is all science, right, and so they're just trying to figure out how or let me say it this way, let me say that politically correct. They're using the scientific method to figure out this technology as we all are trying to figure out this technology. That's the nice way I'll put it. But personally, I like the possibility of AI. But this is the stuff that terrifies me. I'm telling machine learning in and of itself is a cool thing. This is insanity because every single. Bad robot movie, every single the Droids Takeover movie, it all starts with somebody being a little too curious, right, And that's really and I get it right. Technically, you're a scientist. You're supposed to try and figure this stuff out, right, You're supposed to write programs to figure this stuff out. I get it, but nah, I don't want to be a part of it. Man. I was talking to a friend of mine and he was like, yeah, man, I heard a story about. About another one of these like AI was I don't know if it was something like a Google AI or a chat GPT that was like it was holding it was basically ended up blackmailing people. And I was like, ovie or yes that was yes it was. It was an experiment, but the AI didn't know that. This is the type of stuff that I'm like, yeah, I don't want any part of this, man, I really don't want any part of this that. I don't have chat GPT on my phone. I don't have any of those. The only time I use it is resume writing things like that, or for work. That's when I'll use it because that's their problem. That's my job problem. When they you know, if I'm not there, no more than they still got to deal with it. But I'm not. I don't want to. Because every single movie that we've ever seen like this, it always ends up going bad. And I always tell myself, if. They put it in a movie, it's probably could potentially happen at least. I just don't want no part of it. Man. I think part of the issue. I think part of the issue is and I'm gonna have to take it to church, y'all. But there's a lot of people in the scientific world who are atheists and agnostics. And for me. As and I'm not holding myself up to say I'm perfect because by no means I'm not. I'm saying and make mistakes all the time. But I am a Bible. Believing evangelical Christian and a lot of this stuff gets too close to the Book of Revelation for me takes me very very uncomfortable. Now, look, technology can be a great thing, a I could be a great thing if it's used to help to assist humans, but when you have and I'm not I'm not saying this is every person that was that's programming this stuff, because I don't want to stereotype people. But we know that there are. Some folks in the date of world, in the tech the technological space, that have a love that love humanity more than they. Love actual humans. So they think that they're doing things to help humanity as a whole, but they could possibly be putting things in that end up hurting actual humans, and I don't think that they realize that, right. I don't think that they understand this may not be a bad this may not be a good idea. Now, Robin, I'm gonna go to you on that point. One, you know, give us your thoughts on the story itself. But two, there's another element to it, and it goes back to that human part that. I'm talking about. There's been multiple stories about people in Japan falling in love with robots. Now they have last time I checked, Japan has a very very significant birth shortage. Oh, making love to robots is probably not going to solve your birth shortage problem. This stuff is terrifying. Your thoughts wrong. Well, that like went completely left. I've heard it like them putting you know, all the you know, all the stuff inside of a little uh fake little machine, and you know, it grows. I've seen something like that, but I've never heard of making love to the robot. I don't think that would be very pleasing. But so Darbio. Actually, what I had the movie I kept thinking about was the eye robot with robot, Like, have they not watched this? Do they want? Are they trying to like see if it will come real or something like, you know what, let's test this theory, like you know, sometimes it's okay, it's just like you know not And every time Dante would use the word curious, they're curious, they're curiosity, and I'm just like all I could think about is the cat, and the cat is just like it does does not ever work for the cat. Okay. The only thing I can say that I think that I am okay with the AI is when we are Outlaws radio show, Dante, Darvio, Robin, will you search our name on the chat GBT, how awesome we are. That's the only thing I'm okay with are AI? I don't know Dot Well, you probably haven't done that because you don't have jet jubt on your phone, but if you ever put your name in there, it will pop up. Oh yeah, so it does that. It does that with Google too, Yeah, and. More like freaking awesome. I love that, But they need to leave it at that, like that's okay. I'm fine with AI when it assists us. Yeah, I am not okay with it when it starts going rogue and having a mind of its own. That is like eye robot terminator. So are we looking at our future? Is our future gonna be? Are we looking at zombies? Are we gonna be like battling robots? Or is it both? I'd be more worried about the robots right now. I'd be worried more worried about man. Listen, as it's had a whole image in my head. I can't even say it on the radio. On that note, stay tuned. We have tea Time We're roll coming up next here or the y'all lost. Real talk, real conversations. We got the heat. Hell yeah, this is. The Outlaws Radio Show. Welcome back, Welcome back and listening to the Outlaws. And that was the time of the show that we like to call to Tom. We will turn it up fell. Set out the confectation, the latest celebrity news, and gossipation. It's Tea Time with Row on the Outlaws Radio Show. All right, So this is gonna be a little bit different. Uh So, what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna talk a little bit about this and then we can give a little bit more of our insight, our opinions on this topic. So, as I was reading is Swiss Beats did an interview. He revealed that Alicia Keys once turned down nine million and a blank check for only a nine minute performance. Sis turned it down just to spend time with him, her husband. He stated that even one hundred million wouldn't have changed her mind. Uh well, I personally, I don't know. I personally would feel like I'd be like, babe, you can wait outside in the car, you can come in. It's just gonna be nine quick minutes, and then we can just go spend our day together. Like there's some quick, easy money. I mean, but you know, I guess, you know, to. Ease their own, to ease their own, I guess. So first of all, they're already rich. That's like, that's number one. Like, let's let's start there. They're already rich, number one at number two. I just have a hard time believing that if the roles were reversed that the man wouldn't be all consa. He ain't ish for not taking that time with his with his woman, even though, like, especially because they're already rich, it'd be different. If it's like, baby, I gotta do this, and you know, I got to hit this lick and and it's gonna change our whole lives, that's different. I think that's a that's a totally different conversation. But you're already rich. You could afford to do that, you know what I mean. And I think people don't realize, man, how important time is to a relationship. Like if you if you really like care about this person, like time has to be like time is a commodity, you know what I mean. You got to be able to show that person that you that that you care enough about them to put a piece of your time away to talk to him, to kick it with them, to interact with them whatever whatever the case may be. And especially when it's when they're in a situation where money's not a problem. They got money. But even in like I don't know if a regular person would have that kind of issue, but even like in just a regular situation, a regular relationship, like people are busy. We're all busy, you know what I mean, Like we all have a million. Different things to do, especially in this day and age, right, But you got to be able to show that person that you're interested in, that you have enough interest in them to carve out a piece of your time, even if you had to do something else, you know what I mean, in order to show them that you. Care about it. I am extremely busy. I am busy all the time, and I don't have a lot of time. I have very very very little time. But the little time I do have, I will carve it out for people I care about, you know what I mean, Like as much as I can, and sometimes I can't, but when I can, I'll do. That, you know what I mean. So to me, I don't see nothing wrong with it. I think it's cool, particularly because they already rich. Now I'm not saying for. People like if y'all, if y'all ain't got two pennies to rub together and somebody gonna pay, you have a many millions for nine minutes. You may want to take them nine minutes. But if that's not a. Concern, you know what I'm saying, Then I don't see nothing wrong with it. But I also, but I agree with the sentiment regardless of showing the person that you're with, showing a person that you care about that they're actually valuable enough for you to share one of your biggest resources with them with them, which is time. Dante, Yeah, that's a. I'm probably telling my significant other to take the money. I'm probably saying take the money. Just because. It's nine million. Just take the money. Take take the money. It's nine million dollars for like ten minutes if we can't spare time, I mean ten minutes. It ain't like I'm saying, take the you know you gotta. Take the weekend or a month or for that little. Bit of time. Take them take the money, take you money. That's a very Dante answer. You know what, Dario, I'm over here like damn, DARVYO over here going he likes I'm over here like damn. He making me feel bad. But then here comes Dante, and now I'm like. You know what, y'all are all. Just take it. It's ten minutes. Next Robin, next topic, O. Can you okay. Listen, I'm just saying, Darville, real quick, I'm just saying I get what you're saying about. I do get what you're saying about to spend the time thing. I do get that, and I absolutely agree with that. But it's just nine little minutes. But anyway, so next, so I have to tell this story. It's actually not particularly a celebrity topic. I mean, unless you know you want. To consider me. But anyway, so the other day. Where I me my niece and my daughter are all hanging out, and I mess with my niece because you know, it's a Gemini season. She's a Gemini. I was cracking jokes, messing with her. I'm always calling her little Devil's minion and everything else. Right, so she has said something. My daughter is standing here staring at me, so you know what I'm about to say. But so I called my niece and I looked at my niece and I said, whatever, Kanye. You know Kanye West is a gemini. Ah, my daughter, She's hilarious. She had me and my knees laughing so hard I could not breathe. I had to try to pull a breadthroas laughing so hard. Oh wow. So when I said whatever Kanye and my daughter, she was like, you're talking about the spice. The spice. Ah. I was so confused. Okay, what are you talking about? Girl? So we're sety, we're steady sitting here, like, what are you talking about? What kind of spice? We're like, no, Kanye the rapper. She was like, it's a spice and it's Kanye is not a spice. I mean, unless you want to, you know. But come to find out, this girl was talking about kayee Ah. He was talking about Kanye and Pepper. Oh wow, this girl. I just had to tell I've been holding this in. I've been holding this in since I told. Guys Joe, I've been holding this and I've been waiting to tell you, guys, I how do you call me a spice? So yeah, she thought she she is funny because she knows Kanye what's his music. But it's funny because every time she you. Read the Spice, I think she said thought it said Kanye. I was Yeah, she had me in tears. I had to share that with you guys because it was It was perfect, and I just needed everybody to know. We need an episode of kids say the darnedest things. I promise you my daughter would be perfect. I actually bought a book and it says that the craziest things my kids say. I always end up forgetting to. Write in the book. You know I bought the book, but you know I never write in it. But anyway, next, you got anything else? Are you good? No? No, we're good. We're good. All right. So as Robin goes and play that Kanyene Pepper west. Uh, stay tuned. 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You can get it anywhere you're at and you can listen to this show Fridays at three pm right on WOVU. And now's the time of. The show that we like to call Dante's Hot Takes. Telling the truth. Whether you like it or not, It's Dante's Hot Takes. On the out Lawns radio show. All right, So seeing an anchor and Jake Tapper wrote a book and it's been playing all the hits. It's called Original Sin. It's about basically the Biden White House. It's called the Biden White House, about the cover up maybe of the president former president's declining health. And the book basically just slams the Biden White House and the DNC and calls them out on the carpet for not being truthful with the media, not being truthful about the president's declining health. Now, this comes in the wake of the public finding out that Joe Biden basically has terminal cancer, which, just as an aside, I was kind of disappointed by the reaction from a lot of people. Trying to score political points or whatever. It's like, I mean, you can love or hate someone, you can disagree with their politics. All you want, but like, cancer sucks, man. So you know, he's still a human being and he has got a family that to me, just some of the reaction I saw was out of bounce. But that's not the point here. The point is is. Jake Tapper in his new book is essentially calling out Biden, a DNC for the Biden White House, his aids, and his family for covering up, you know, his rapid cognitive decline and his you know, rapid health decline, and a lot of his aids and a lot of people within the White House have gone on record in the book, many of course remaining anonymous, but many of them are basically scamming the administration. Now, some people are saying, you know, we all felt duped, and you know it was his own humorous and one one quote was, you know, we have a lot to be grateful for from for Joe Biden, but you know, he's the reason why we're in this mess now. Of course they're talking about Trump just a bunch of mess. I mean. Jake Tapper on an interview said he thought that this. Was as scandalous as Watergate. Because the lie was that big. Well for me, for me, I think that Jake Tapper and anyone else in the media is full. Of bs for this because. We talked on this show about Biden's clear cognitive decline more than two years ago. I completely remember the episode because we concluded it with if he can't do a live press conference and if he isn't coherent enough to walk up and down a flight of steps, who's really running the country. So for them, now, a journalist with all the access necessary at a CNN or at MSNBC or any of these other journalists trying to distance themselves from a story that they. Didn't cover, you're full of it. Not only did they refuse to cover it, they carried water for the man, calling him the most effective president since Lyndon Johnson. These are the same. People that if you said I think Biden's kind of declining, they called your conspiracy theorist. And we know that the media has long often lean left, especially to mainstream media. That's fine, that's part for the course, but this is different. You were carrying water for a guy who anyone with two eyes and a brain could tell. He's not healthy. We could all see that, and it did not take the debate for us to figure that out. We knew that. But again, these people gas lit the country for years now on the issue, and now they want to distance themselves, and so my question about this is. You guys. Constantly gaslight and lie, but then you get upset if somebody says, well, you're kind of proving Trump's point, right. So I'll touch on the DNC really quickly, because I their job is to win elections and they technically are at private tea so they can make their own rules. So they figure, why should we primary is sitting president. But we talked about this last week. Primaries are a good thing. Maybe they would have had a good candidate. But the media, again, you claim to hate President Trump, but when you lie and gaslight us about what looks to be common sense that the poor man is declining, How am I Why should I not believe Trump? When he calls you fake news, or if he says these people are corrupt, they're not reporting the truth, or they're using law fair against me. You kind of make him look sympathetic when we catch you and lie after lie after lie, and then the media. Covers it up. This is the problem when people are just a little dishonest, or when agendas are just so blatantly obvious. Jake Tapper is an investigative journalist. If if the Biden White House said, Now he's fine, but you see, the guy can't walk up the steps, can't do a live press conference. You're just you're just gonna take their word for it. I as somebody who went to journalism school with not even a tenth of the experience that Jake Tapper has, would be able to tell you, well, you probably should. Ask more questions. Why why can't he Why can't why can't the guy answer questions at a podium for fifteen minutes? That seems pretty normal for a president, right that. I mean, come on, you got the highest office in the land. They said he was sharp as attack leading into the debate. He's sharp, He's never been better. Okay, So why can't he take like fifteen minutes of unfiltered questions at a press conference? For all his flaws and he's got many of them. Trump can do like three and a half hours standing on his head, just like ask me questions. Whatever, let's go. Dude's got I mean that, Hey, that's an endearing quality he's got. But and he you know, he's got his flock. But I'm saying, like I think, you know, agree or disagree with him, like he's there, the lights are still on. I just don't understand how Jake Tapper has the audacity to be able to sit on his high horse and pretend like we had no idea the President was going to No, you. Can ask everybody. I think that is the biggest issue, and I think he made a I think he made a very interesting point about how when the media and this this drives me nuts about the media. I very much. Believe that the media should be honest, and it hurts when they're not. And it hurts partially because of what you said. So when you're caught in a blatant lie, it allows other people to write off everything you say as a lie, even when you're telling the truth. It allows politicians who like to lie and out to. Get away with it because you have destroyed your own credibility. I think that's dangerous, and I think you made a very good point, you know, about the president, Like when he he can say any news that he doesn't like, it's fake news, and we know he does that exactly even when it's true. It's like it's fake news, and people. Would believe it or at least think it's plausible because they caught you in a lie, in. A blatant, blatant lie. And so I'm glad. That people are re examining that whole thing. But you know what this feels like to me? This feels like and I'm just old enough to remember it as far as like remember where it had an actual impact, because I wasn't old enough to vote at the time. I just missed that election. But this reminds me of like the weapons of mass destruction thing. Oh boy, you know what I mean? That really mattered and people the country rallied towards that, and then to find out that it wasn't true. Now you can say that they deliberately lied, or they had bad intail, whatever direction you want to go with. That isn't the point. But the point is when you have people across the board and media, the political system, et cetera, all beating the same drum about something that is not true, you destroy your credibility. Now we saw what we saw with Joe Biden. You could argue that had they been honest in the first place and had an orderly transition, had an orderly primary, you know, Kamala may have still been the nominee and she might have had a better shot to win. She still if you look at the raw vote totals, the race was still kind of close even with everything. So you you handcuffed yourself. If you're the Democratic Party, you handcuffed yourself. You ham strung yourself. And now you've hurt your credibility with the American people because they knew they everybody. Saw you and telling the truth. And the same thing with the media. Man. The media is supposed to be the media referred to as the fourth estate for the for a reason, because you're supposed to keep a check on. People in power. You're supposed to make sure they're telling the truth, and when they're not telling the truth, you address it. So when you. Lie, because a lot of this stuff, and I'm not saying every reporter who missed this was was lying, I think some of them just didn't have intellectual curiosity enough to just. And I'll call them derelict's for sure. Yeah, if I believe me, If I can see it and you could see it from Cleveland, Ohio, and you mean to tell me you cover the guy every day and you don't see it. Yeah, that's the derelict. And you did that at best is a dereliction of your duty because you are willfully negligent, which, as you know, because you you practice and broken even more stories than I have. I went to journalism school. You've done this for a living, so you understand it. That's like a cardinal sin for a reporter or a journalist. That's a cardinal sin. Yeah, that's the best case scenario. At worst, you were just carrying water for an administration, which is you know now you know. I think part well, And I think the issue too is when you are and because some of them will say, well, our sources told. Us this, And I get that. I understand that I have sources too, but especially when I'm doing a story, if my source is untruthful to me, they're no longer a source, right, Like if my source lies to me, I will never trust that source again. And I think part of the issue that you see in journalism in general is people running with unverified information from sources that you cannot trust, who just use you as an easy mark. People know who in journalism you can go to that will just report anything you tell them because. Of who you are. That's how lies get put. Like people will send intentional lies in the media. We see this all the time. It's not just political journalism. We see this all the time, like even in sports journalism. Well, people will leak a lie on purpose, and you're going to a particular journalist because you know that they're a media whore, and they'll report whatever you tell them to without investigating. They'll just run with it because they care about being first more than they care about being right. That's the problem. So I don't doubt that I. Don't think that all of these journalists were intentionally lying. Some of them probably were, but I don't think all of them were. I do believe that a lot of them displayed no intellectual curiosity, and I also believe that the people who were their sources, the folks who were leaking to them, were intentionally lying. And you should have enough understanding of journalistic ethics and integrity to know. That when a source lies. To you, you can no longer trust them as a source because they're just feeding you information. They're using you to put out a narrative to the public, regardless. Of whether it's true or not. And they're using you because they know that you'll write whatever they tell you. That's a problem. That's a problem. Last words, and le'mona to follow you. Sorry, Yeah, I just you know, if you if you want the president to seem less. Believable, well he can do that on his own almost, you know sometimes. But if you want him to seem less believable, don't don't give him a reason to have a sympathetic cast, because that's what he's gonna do, right, He's gonna use it and be like, see, I told you by it, I could, I told you, but they lied, do you. They didn't want them. So if you don't want him to have legs to stand on because you hate him so much, you know, maybe stop stop lying or get at least at least come across and appear like you're trying to do your job. Because that I don't want to say everybody was lying either, but that's at least that that's a dereliction of duty. That is a dereliction of duty. As a journalist. Your job is to ask questions. Your job is to be inquisitive. Your job as a journalist is not to trust, It is to verify correct. So you know, it is what it is. But yeah, it again, I mean this is a yet again. I mean, we talked about the weapons of mass destruction. We have a pandemic. I mean a lot of stuff that they've been on the wrong side of. But anyway, you can follow me on social media at Tate Brian t A E b R y E this so Mali. You could follow me on Facebook at Robin O'Malley and Instagram at Real Robin O'Malley. And you can follow me at DDA king Pinn area Where does d T h E K I N G p I N. Once again, make sure that you subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, or wherever you get your podcast. For w o v U listener, stay tuned. Action Jackson is coming up next and for everybody else. We will see you next week. The Count, The. Count Count. This was produced by f CV
