Democrats have an antisemitic, Islamist, Hassan Piker problem in the US Senate race in Michigan as candidate Abdul El-Sayed tries to apologize 5-month after his synagogue attack comments for political expedience and votes. How much trouble is he in Michigan?
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fill in for my friend and give him a nice
week off, a well-deserved week off. Well, Iran was... Getting
out of control a little bit over the weekend, weren't they?
Seeking to relaunch mines, according to the Trump administration. Seeking
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it says Lake America. Yeah, baby. America. Did you see
that Abdul Rahman Muhammad El-Sayed supposedly apologized? He apologized from
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back in, was it May or was it April? He
literally said, that he equivocated, he basically said that the
people that committed, the man who committed the terrorist attack
in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, is the same, he did
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it because, well, his family was hit, his family was hurt.
He equivocated. Let's play the sound by ear first. Here
is Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al-Sayed And what he said back
in the spring.
Speaker 3 (02:57):
You know, when it comes to Temple Israel, I was
profoundly shaken. Many of my friends growing up worship the
Temple Israel. Nothing justifies the heinous attack that we saw
on Temple Israel. And I stand in solidarity with my
Jewish sisters and brothers for an America where that kind
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of thing never happens again. I also think it's just
critical for us to understand that hurt people do hurt people.
And the circumstances happening 6,000 miles away can affect the
lives that we live here. And if we stand against violence,
we gotta stand against violence, all violence.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Hurt people hurt people. Well, this was in March. What
he's saying is the terrorists who attacked and tried to
murder attacked a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, who
loaded up his van with fireworks and gasoline, had some
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kind of a rifle like an AR-15 style rifle or
something of that nature, drove the van through an entrance
to a Jewish synagogue, crashed at the entrance, and went
in to mow down and murder 140 children at the
Jewish day school. And he was saying, you know, and
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what happened was this terrorist who did this, a Lebanese-American,
his brother is a Hezbollah terrorist in Lebanon, or was.
And he was attacking Jews and trying to murder them
in Israel from Lebanon. And so Israel does what it
does really well. It takes out its enemies who are
trying to kill them. And they blew up that terrorist,
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that Lebanese terrorist, the Hezbollah terrorist. His brother in America,
a Lebanese American, as I said, in Michigan, decides at
that point, I'm going to go try to murder 140
Jewish children. Well, when he plowed into that Jewish day
school and synagogue, his van got stuck because it was
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too wide for the hallway. And there were two or
three armed security guards that shot and killed him. If
he didn't shoot and kill himself as he self-immolated, the
van was catching on fire and such. What he was
saying is that he understands why the Lebanese-American man decided
to murder 140 Jewish children. He understands why he tried
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to murder 140 Jewish children. It's because we hurt him first.
We meaning us, we meaning Israel. In fact, isn't that funny?
He's equivocating. He's saying it's our fault hurting people hurt people.
Israel is not in America, but Jews are. So what
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he's saying is he understands why a guy would become
a terrorist because his brothers has volatile skill. He understands
why a man would go and murder, try to murder
140 Jewish children. And really, it's ultimately our fault and
or Israel's fault. But it's interesting, if you think it's
Israel's fault, then why do they try to murder Jewish
children here who are not from Israel? Regardless, Abdulrahman Mohamed
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El-Sayed understands the whole thing. So here we are. That
was March, right? April, May, June, July, August. Five months later.
Five months later, on the campaign trail, over the weekend,
he issued an apology. Although I got to tell you,
this was absolutely not an apology.
Speaker 4 (06:31):
My comments might have been misconstrued to be justifying something
I did not intend to justify.
Speaker 2 (06:37):
My comments may have been misconstrued. There was nothing misconstrued
in there, was there? He said hurting people hurt people.
We need to look at why he was hurt.
Speaker 4 (06:51):
My comments might have been misconstrued to be justifying something
I did not intend to justify, right? To anybody who
feels like my comments might have been hurtful, I'm really sorry,
that was not my intention. We condemned that terrorist attack,
we condemned it outright.
Speaker 2 (07:05):
I am sorry it was not my intention if you
were hurt or offended. So what that was was a
Hillary Clinton apology. Quote, my comments may have been misconstrued
to justify something I didn't mean to justify. Yes, you did.
And number two, to anyone who feels like my comments
might have been hurtful, I'm really sorry. It wasn't my intention.
(07:25):
So if you feel that way. So he didn't say,
I shouldn't have said it. It was wrong. There's no excuse.
I apologize. If you feel, if you're upset, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean it that way. In other words, you
misheard me. Well, I don't think there's any question what
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he meant. And I think that he understands, and it
was pretty clearly in his original statement, that he understands
why a terrorist would go and kill and try to
murder 142 of his children. He understands. Now, almost all
of us don't understand that. Actually, I do. I understand it.
It's because he's a terrorist. And you will do what
the terrorists tell you to, otherwise they will hurt you.
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So it's a mindset that blames other people for terrorism happening.
That's how he thinks. And I don't think there's any
way he can get his way out of it. You know,
there's such a huge problem in the, by the way,
I want you to tell me this. I would love
to hear what you think. Do you think he meant
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what he said originally? Do you think this was an apology?
How do you interpret what he said back in the
spring and what he says now? Hit that talk back
button on your iHeart app. And we'd love to hear
from you and your thoughts on this. Do you think
that apology was a genuine apology? Do you think he
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meant what he really said at the beginning, that he
understands why terrorists would commit terrorist acts? Hurting people hurt people?
And was that a real apology to you? Hit that
talkback button on your iHeart app and go to town.
Love hearing from you and your thoughts on that. There's
a huge, huge, huge anti-Semitism movement uh and jew hatred
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in the democrat party nowadays in fact this is insane
here's some pieces of audio kind of a compilation of
horrible anti-semitism in michigan this was put together by fox
news over the weekend.
Speaker 5 (09:32):
The Israeli government commits genocide.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
Any state that privileges one religion over the other is
one that I can't tell you I support, whether it
be Israel.
Speaker 5 (09:40):
You're running around basically tying your entire identity to Jewish ISIS.
Speaker 2 (09:47):
And you're saying, as Jews, this is all we care about.
Speaker 6 (09:50):
Our state was rocked by news of a heinous attack
on Temple Israel. Hurt people hurt people.
Speaker 2 (09:56):
Violence is a cycle.
Speaker 4 (09:57):
Eamon Hazali lost family, including two children.
Speaker 2 (09:59):
Do you hear that? That's the terrorist. He lost his family,
including two children. In other words, I really understand why
he committed the terror attack and tried to murder 100
plus Jews, Jewish children. It is so bad anti-Semitism in
the Democrat Party and particularly even worse in Michigan that
the literal attorney general of the state of Michigan, she's
a Jew. Dana Nessel literally refused to go to the
(10:23):
Democrat convention over the weekend where Elside was asked about that.
And here she is explaining why.
Speaker 3 (10:30):
The threats that I receive are almost exclusively anti-Semitic threats.
Speaker 5 (10:36):
I'm not going to be attending the nominating convention for
the Michigan Democratic Party in August.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
And that is because I don't feel safe going.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
The Jewish attorney general, the top cop for the state
of Michigan, doesn't feel safe going to the Democrat convention.
Can you imagine that? Can you believe this? That's how
bad the problem is. That's how much anti-Semitism rot is
inside of the Democrat party. The top cop afraid to
go to her own convention with her own party. Now,
I want to play this other thing, too, because Elsa
(11:08):
was asked a lot. about his anti-Semitism, what I believe
is unequivocally his anti-Semitism. He was asked a lot about,
are you going to give an apology? And do you
regret the comments? And just listen to this, the press
over and over again in a scrum where he was
answering these questions, including the pseudo apology. Listen to this.
Speaker 4 (11:32):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California.
Speaker 6 (11:36):
And for folks who want to make this race about
a social media person.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
By the way, this is about what's his name? Hassan Piker,
the anti-Semitic America hating 9-11 seemingly supporting streamer.
Speaker 4 (11:50):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California. And for folks who want to
make this race about a social media person in California,
let's not forget what actually matters in our politics, what
our politics really are about. I don't ever want my
comments to hurt anybody's feelings. It's important to me that
people understand that I take seriously the pain of all
communities in this state. But I don't want to have
(12:11):
a conversation about a Twitch streamer in California.
Speaker 6 (12:13):
This is not a serious conversation. Why did you bring.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
Him to Michigan?
Speaker 6 (12:17):
All right, we already went to Fox News. Fox News?
You can ask Jesse about that.
Speaker 2 (12:23):
But why did you bring him to Michigan then if
he is just a little streamer from California? I'm going
to play the second half of this on the way
back here, coming up in just a few minutes. By
all means, hit those talkback buttons. Do you accept his apology?
Do you think it's a real apology? Or do you
think he originally meant what he said in the spring
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five months earlier, that he understands why terrorists would try
to kill 100 and some odd Jewish children in Michigan?
It's unbelievable. All that coming up next. It's Chris Crockin
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Speaker 2 (13:56):
This is your morning show with Michael Del Chono. It's
not a true apology. He's just saying what he needs
to say to try to get your vote. Deep down,
he still mows in brotherhood. There he is. This is
your morning show. Chris Crockin for my friend Michael DelGiorno
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on the air and streaming live on the iHeart app
where you can hit that talkback button like that gentleman
just did. And talking about the Senator Abdul Rahman Mohammed El-Sayed.
When he said hurting people hurt people or hurt people
hurt people, meaning I understand the terrorists who try to
murder 140 Jewish children in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, because, well,
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he was hurt because his brother, a terrorist for Hezbollah,
was killed by the Israelis, the IDF. While he was
trying to kill Jews. from Hezbollah territory there in Lebanon.
He understands, hurt people hurt people. And so all of
a sudden, Al-Sayed comes out with an apology over the
(15:03):
weekend at the Democrat convention in Lansing in Michigan. Now,
he also, and yeah, my question, of course, for you,
do you accept his apology? Do you think it's authentic?
If so, why did you wait five months to apologize
for something? I was outraged. I was disgusted when that
soundbite came out. I condemned it. Only now is he saying, oh,
(15:25):
here's my apology. I think his candidacy is unraveling. I
think it's because at the heart of it is anti-Semitism,
a managed, hidden anti-Semitism, something that would allow him or
that would have him absolutely embrace and bring in Hassan Piker,
the Marxist, Islamist, America-hating extremist, And campaigned with him, taking
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pictures together on campaign events, including the night of the primary,
taking pictures with him. And now saying, no, he was
asked repeatedly if he condemns Hassan Piker, who said America
deserved 9-11. Just a long, long litany of things that
he said here. Let's see what else I have. He
(16:14):
called Hezbollah a brave mujahideen. On the October 7th attack
for Hamas, he said it was a direct consequence of
Israeli actions. Remember, Hassan Pekar said the other day, too,
that the Israelis, excuse me, the Jewish Americans, that people
are going to take action against them, meaning maybe go
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attack them for what Israel is doing in America. He
also said that if the terror group Hamas engaged in rape, quote,
it doesn't change the dynamic for me. This is who
El-Sayed campaigned with. Here he is being grilled after the pseudo-apology,
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being grilled by the press at the Democratic convention in Lansing.
Speaker 4 (17:05):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California. And for folks who want to
make this race about a social media person in California,
let's not forget what actually matters in our politics, what
our politics really are about. I don't ever want my
comments to hurt anybody's feelings. It's important to me that
people understand that I take seriously the pain of.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
All communities in this state.
Speaker 4 (17:25):
But I don't want to have a conversation about a
Twitch streamer in California.
Speaker 6 (17:28):
This is not a serious conversation. Why did you bring
him to Michigan? All right, we already went to Fox News.
You can ask Jesse about that.
Speaker 2 (17:37):
Why did you bring him to Michigan then? Is what
a reporter asks. He ignores it. He moves on. But
the next reporter wants to know the same thing.
Speaker 8 (17:44):
You don't want to have a conversation, but there are
Jewish voters who do want to have a conversation. And
everyone I've talked to has done that.
Speaker 2 (17:53):
I'll play the rest coming up next. And then data centers,
data centers. Oh, my gosh. Wait till you hear data centers.
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Speaker 2 (18:31):
Enjoy. Do you remember when Abdul Rahman Mohammed Al-Sayed said this?
Speaker 3 (18:37):
When it comes to Temple Israel, I was profoundly shaken.
Many of my friends growing up worshiped the Temple Israel.
Nothing justifies the heinous attack that we saw on Temple Israel.
And I stand in solidarity with my Jewish sisters and
brothers for an America where that kind of thing never
happens again. I also think it's just critical for us
(18:58):
to understand that hurt people do hurt people. And the
circumstances happening 6,000 miles away can affect the lives that
we live here. And if we stand against violence, we've
got to stand against violence, all violence.
Speaker 1 (19:10):
Exactly.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
Hurting people. The terrorist in Hezbollah terrorist in Lebanon who
was trying to murder Jews was taken out by Israel.
His brother here in America went into a synagogue and
tried to murder 140 Jewish children after that. Hurting people
hurt people, meaning I understand Hezbollah being killed, inspiring people.
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His brother here in America to slaughter 140 Jewish children.
I totally completely understand it. Five months later, he comes
out and gives a non apology.
Speaker 4 (19:42):
My comments might have been misconstrued to be justifying something
I did not intend to justify.
Speaker 2 (19:47):
My comments might have been misconstrued. No, we didn't misconstrue anything.
We heard what you said. You equivocate terrorism being taken
out to this guy here trying to murder Jewish children.
Speaker 4 (20:01):
To anybody who feels like my comments might have been hurtful,
I'm really sorry. That was not my intention. We condemned
that terrorist attack. We condemned it outright.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
All right, then you have the scrum, the scrum, the
press scrum. And he's asked a lot about Hassan Piker
and other stuff, which we'll get to in one second.
But I got to go to the best call or
best talkback that we may have today or for the
whole week. I'm filling in for Michael. From WHLO, listen
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to this woman with an absolutely searing, simple yet brilliant point.
Speaker 6 (20:35):
I have a better question.
Speaker 9 (20:37):
How many of the loved ones of the over 3,000 people,
innocent people that were killed on 9-11, avenged their death
by killing Muslims?
Speaker 6 (20:48):
I haven't heard of one.
Speaker 2 (20:49):
This is brilliant. This is absolutely brilliant. Because according to
Abdulrahman Muhammad Al-Sayed, he literally could understand if some of
the Americans whose loved ones were killed in 9-11 would
go and try to go murder people in the areas
where the terrorists came from he would understand that because
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hurting people hurt people why then did nobody related to
any of the 9-11 victims go out and try to
murder people interesting isn't it fascinating Hit that talkback button.
Tell me if you think that El-Sayed was sincere, if
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his apology holds any water with you. It doesn't to me.
It's a five-month-old apology because he's getting his butt creamed,
I believe. He's going to lose by a much bigger margin,
I think, than originally suspected. He's falling apart already. Now
let's go back to in the scrum, the press scrum
over the weekend at the Democratic Convention in Lansing, Michigan,
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the Michigan Democratic Convention. where the Jewish attorney general is
too afraid to go. I played that sound bite of
her saying she doesn't feel safe. Here he is, though,
El-Sayed dodging questions about his affiliations with Hassan Piker, inviting
him in with him, campaigning with him.
Speaker 4 (22:12):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California. And for folks who want to
make this race about a social media person in California,
let's not forget what actually matters.
Speaker 6 (22:21):
In our politics, what our politics really are about.
Speaker 4 (22:23):
I don't ever want my comments to hurt anybody's feelings.
It's important to me that people understand that I take
seriously the pain of all communities in this state. But
I don't want to have a conversation about a Twitch
streamer in California.
Speaker 6 (22:35):
This is not a serious conversation. Why did you bury
him in history? All right, we already went to Fox News.
Who are you? Fox News. You can ask Jesse about that.
Speaker 8 (22:43):
All right, you don't want to have a conversation, but
there are Jewish voters who do want to have a conversation.
Everyone I've talked to that doesn't ask me to ask
you whether you will consent.
Speaker 6 (22:53):
I'm happy to have a conversation with my voters. But
if they want to have a conversation with the press,
I was here. We were having a conversation. I'm just
telling you this is not a campaign that's about a
single streamer in California. This is about affordability in Michigan.
Speaker 4 (23:08):
Anybody who's ever said that they're existentially worried about Donald Trump,
anybody who's ever said that they believe in religious pluralism
and the right to pray as you choose to pray,
all that we hold dear is on the line it's
time for us to unite around taking that.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
So repeatedly over and over and over again he refuses
to condemn hassan piker um all the vile things he
said um about uh how america deserved 9-11 um that
uh Call me Hezbollah terrorist brave Mujahideen. October 7th terror
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attack from Hamas was a direct consequence of Israeli actions.
If the terror group engaged in rape, quote, it doesn't
change the dynamic for me. It goes on and on
and on. So that to me is who al-Sayed really is.
And he just won't denounce publicly what he has embraced publicly.
Very interesting. I think we have one more talk back.
(24:06):
Is that right? Let's go. Tom and Logan, right, you said?
All right.
Speaker 7 (24:12):
You point out something very critical about the Muslim religion,
and that is politicians, whatever they say, you can't trust them.
Islam proposes that you lie to the infidel, and that's
what they do. Americans need to wake up that Islam
wants to impose Sharia law on America. Sharia law is
completely antithetical to our founding principles, to our constitution, and
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to our way of life. and he could be declared terrorist,
all of them.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
It's interesting. He's making me think about, I don't know
if you saw over the weekend, Kathy Hochul, the governor
of New York, spoke in a mosque. The New York
Young Republican Club says the mosque she was speaking at
was almost entirely funded by Kuwait. And she, and many
of them talk about Trump and the handmaiden's tale, said,
(25:04):
Brandon Gilby, congressman from Texas, says liberals like her complained
Donald Trump is turning America into the handmaid's tale, only
to then cover their heads. She wrapped herself up in
a hijab over the weekend. Others saying this, from the
Rubin Report, feminist quote-unquote Kathy Hochul governor put on a
(25:25):
hijab for a Muslim group of men so they feel
comfortable two weeks before 9-11. Real America's Voice tweeting out,
She did it. She wore the hijab so she doesn't
offend Muslim men. Quite interesting. And then here's another one.
Fight the patriarchy until it's Muslims. It's very interesting. California
(25:50):
right now. A bill recognizing two Islamic holidays, I believe
Governor Gavin Newsom signed it in over the weekend, honoring
Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. I'm sure I'm butchering the
pronunciations of those. Reportedly, there is nothing, and this is
from Fox News, quote, no California statute authorizes public schools
(26:12):
to hold exercises celebrating the meaning of Christmas, Easter, or
Good Friday. Christian and Jewish holidays have not received comparable treatment.
Are you surprised? I'm not. So very interesting and all that.
I want to get into data centers because one of
(26:35):
the things I've said about data centers, number one, data centers,
if you have a closed loop system, many of the
new ones do. Closed loop doesn't use much water at all.
If you have energy provided or the ability to shut
their energy or their ability to get power down when
(26:57):
there's a power emergency, it works. Unions right now, major
unions are backing data centers to the hill. And one
of the other things I've talked about, and if you,
you know, data centers, you go, AI, there's somebody down
the street from me has assigned no AI data centers. Well,
(27:18):
if you do Zoom meetings, you're using a data center.
It's not an AI data center. It's a data center.
If you stream movies on Netflix or any other streaming services,
you're using the data center. Zoom meetings, if you use
your phone, your cell phone, you're using a data center.
Unless you're just making a call, I suppose, then you're not.
(27:41):
It goes on and on and on. You're using data centers.
And what's crazy, and I've said this before, there are
reports of China, other countries, putting in propaganda into our
social media feeds so that we can be against data centers.
I feel the same way for data centers and flock
(28:03):
cams where you're being programmed, you know, push a button.
What am I supposed to be outraged against next? Come on.
Come on. Tickle my ears with outrage. What's the next
thing for me to be outraged against? Well, now comes this.
Chinese influence campaign involving more than 200,000 bot accounts was
recently uncovered on X. The X safety team says, quote,
(28:26):
with this farm, we found 200 accounts on X posing
in a manner that could manipulate a legitimate debate about
American AI and energy policy. The Hill had a columnist
write about Chinese influence campaign earlier this year and warning
more could follow. Quote, open AI... explained how they disrupted
a Chinese-linked influence operation that used chat GPT to generate
(28:51):
fabricated social media posts opposing American AI data centers. The campaign,
dubbed Data Center Bandwagon, created fake American personas, arguing that
data centers would be dramatically increasing electricity bills and harm
on communities. OpenAI traced the activity to a private Chinese
technology company working for provincial government clients. Rather than promoting
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the overtly Beijing narratives, pro-Beijing narratives, the operatives sought to
insert themselves into an already contentious American policy debate. Instead
of inventing new grievances, they amplified existing ones by creating
fake local voices designed to appear authentic. In other words,
the Chinese government is telling you covertly on social media,
(29:38):
through all sorts of bots, to be against AI data. Well,
I shouldn't attach the word AI because it has nothing
to do with AI. It has everything to do with
all the stuff we use when we go online. Your banking, Facebook,
social media, everything you look at goes through a data center.
So China... is trying to program you to be against
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data centers. And the reason why is because they want
to own the data centers. They want to own the information.
If they beat us completely to the AI race, and
I know some people say, well, that's just, you know,
you say, oh, China beat us, China beat us, China
beat us. People say, you just keep saying that. But
it's actually true. And it's so true that China is
trying to convince you and me through chatbots or bots online,
(30:25):
To be against data centers.
Speaker 5 (30:27):
Why?
Speaker 2 (30:27):
Because they bring on more and more and more data centers.
If they win the race, then they own the information.
If they own the information, they get to determine what
you know, what you do, and what you do not know.
Continuing on from this piece in The Hill. Chinese state
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media has criticized American data centers as environmentally damaging and
economically costly. Yet the Chinese government continues to subsidize domestic
AI infrastructure. In 2022, Mandiant documented Operation Dragon Bridge, a
Chinese state-linked campaign that is posed as local Texans opposing
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construction of a Pentagon-supported rare earth processing facility. Google has
since removed more than 175,000 Dragon Bridge-related accounts across YouTube
and Blogger. The strategy... of embedding Beijing's preferred outcomes within
what appears to be an authentic American political discourse. You
are being programmed by the Chinese to be against data centers.
(31:40):
This is from Axios. Quote, Chinese propaganda has infiltrated American
circles with the hope of slowing the U.S.
Speaker 3 (31:47):
Down.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Posts include content of how AI strains the electricity grid.
This is from China, okay? Posts include content how AI
strains the electricity grid and increases utility prices and cartoons
that depict data center operators enriching themselves at the public's expense.
I was talking about this. People, and this is all
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the country, it's not just, you know, in Indianapolis, but
I fill in Indianapolis pretty regularly. And there were people
that showed up at the city council meeting and outside
of the city county council meeting. And they're screaming and
they're yelling and they're against data centers and they're panicking
and they're freaking out. Could it be that China is
the one that put this in their head? Could it
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be that there are, quote-unquote, useful idiots? I'm not saying
if you're against data centers, you're a useful idiot. But
what I'm saying is, could it be that there's useful
idiots all over the country doing China's bidding for it?
I think so. I think so. I've got a whole
litany of all the stuff that data centers... how they
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have impacted communities in small towns and in major cities
as well, which we'll get to coming up next. That
is next. It's Chris Kroc. And by the way, we'll
get into the top five stories of the day as well.
Coming up next, it's Chris Kroc. And for my friend
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When police searched the car of the man who assassinated
a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband in their home, they
found a notebook. Inside, handwritten lists of 11 websites. I
can't imagine what's going through your mind. Got to be
gun sites, right? Got to be how to dispose of bodies. No.
Data broker sites. People search sites that sell your home
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address and do so for like a couple of bucks.
Do an experiment today or over the weekend. Type in
your name into one of them and boom, there you are.
Your address, your phone number, your family names. Some of
you even have photos of your front door. Anyone can
look you up in seconds and you'll never know who did.
And that's why I use Incogni. It forces data broker
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and people search sites to delete your information and they
keep checking. The data likes to creep back. Incogniz now
scrubbed me from over 500 sites while I was doing
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Speaker 2 (34:51):
It's Your Morning Show with Michael DelGiorno. All over this
great country, this is Your Morning Show with Michael DelGiorno. Okay,
China secretly fueling America's day AI technology. Data center rage.
Chinese propaganda infiltrated American circles with the hope of slowing
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the U.S. down. Chatbots, we got one story talking about
on X, more than 200,000 bot accounts recently uncovered on X.
200 accounts posting in a manner that could manipulate legitimate
debate about American AI and energy policy. Then we have
separately Axios today. explaining the Chinese propaganda has infiltrated with
(35:37):
the hope of slowing data centers down. You know, one
question I want to ask you is, why do you
think China would do this? In fact, there's another report
the House Energy and Commerce Committee sent a letter in
June asking the FBI and White House to brief the
lawmakers on alleged propaganda campaigns by foreign adversaries, specifically China, Russia,
and Iran, aimed at hindering U.S. AI development and data
(36:00):
center expansion. So why do you think... Our adversaries or
our enemies would literally be spreading falsehoods to get you
outraged and enraged at data centers. Why do you think
they're doing that? Are you surprised? And does it change
your mind? Because about a month or two ago when
(36:23):
I was filling it in Dallas, we had a data
center guest on who said literally, yes, it's that it's happening.
Our enemies, Russia and China, Iran are absolutely actively putting
stuff on social media to try to steer us away
from supporting data centers. And that data centers are our
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new super highways, our infrastructure, are critical to our being
the leaders of the free world. And if China can
outnumber us in data centers, then it will win. And
when it wins, it owns the information and then it
decides what we can and can't find out or have
information about. Here's some information that's fantastic about data centers
(37:07):
or interesting. 30 times more water, golf courses. Golf courses
use 30 times more water than data centers. Data centers
use about half of what a car wash uses in
terms of water. Zoom calls, video games, you're using AI centers,
data centers, I should say. Loudoun County, we're going to
(37:27):
continue with this coming up next. I have so much
more on this. Plus, we'll do the top five stories today.
It's Chris Crockin for Michael DelGiorno. This is your morning show.
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We are on the air. We are streaming live on
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the iHeart app. We are everywhere. As I get to
fill in for my friend and give him a nice
week off, a well-deserved week off. Well, Iran was... Getting
out of control a little bit over the weekend, weren't they?
Seeking to relaunch mines, according to the Trump administration. Seeking
(01:08):
to relaunch mimes. Mimes. They can launch mimes anywhere, right?
Mines into the Gulf Coast. But, of course, we shot back,
took them out, and that's where we're at. Iran threatening
(01:31):
to come at us. They lobbed about seven missiles to
Jordan to hit our bases, and all seven were taken
out of the sky. We'll get more into that a
little bit later. Lake Ontario, at least on the America side,
is now Lake America. The Canadian prime minister is saying
that that's, you know, BS. Nobody's doing it. Nobody's paying
(01:53):
attention to that. But meanwhile, when you... If you're on
the America side and you look it up on Google,
it says Lake America. Yeah, baby. America. Did you see
that Abdul Rahman Muhammad El-Sayed supposedly apologized? He apologized from
(02:16):
back in, was it May or was it April? He
literally said, that he equivocated, he basically said that the
people that committed, the man who committed the terrorist attack
in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, is the same, he did
(02:39):
it because, well, his family was hit, his family was hurt.
He equivocated. Let's play the sound by ear first. Here
is Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al-Sayed And what he said back
in the spring.
Speaker 3 (02:57):
You know, when it comes to Temple Israel, I was
profoundly shaken. Many of my friends growing up worship the
Temple Israel. Nothing justifies the heinous attack that we saw
on Temple Israel. And I stand in solidarity with my
Jewish sisters and brothers for an America where that kind
(03:18):
of thing never happens again. I also think it's just
critical for us to understand that hurt people do hurt people.
And the circumstances happening 6,000 miles away can affect the
lives that we live here. And if we stand against violence,
we gotta stand against violence, all violence.
Speaker 2 (03:35):
Hurt people hurt people. Well, this was in March. What
he's saying is the terrorists who attacked and tried to
murder attacked a synagogue in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, who
loaded up his van with fireworks and gasoline, had some
(03:57):
kind of a rifle like an AR-15 style rifle or
something of that nature, drove the van through an entrance
to a Jewish synagogue, crashed at the entrance, and went
in to mow down and murder 140 children at the
Jewish day school. And he was saying, you know, and
(04:18):
what happened was this terrorist who did this, a Lebanese-American,
his brother is a Hezbollah terrorist in Lebanon, or was.
And he was attacking Jews and trying to murder them
in Israel from Lebanon. And so Israel does what it
does really well. It takes out its enemies who are
trying to kill them. And they blew up that terrorist,
(04:40):
that Lebanese terrorist, the Hezbollah terrorist. His brother in America,
a Lebanese American, as I said, in Michigan, decides at
that point, I'm going to go try to murder 140
Jewish children. Well, when he plowed into that Jewish day
school and synagogue, his van got stuck because it was
(05:02):
too wide for the hallway. And there were two or
three armed security guards that shot and killed him. If
he didn't shoot and kill himself as he self-immolated, the
van was catching on fire and such. What he was
saying is that he understands why the Lebanese-American man decided
to murder 140 Jewish children. He understands why he tried
(05:24):
to murder 140 Jewish children. It's because we hurt him first.
We meaning us, we meaning Israel. In fact, isn't that funny?
He's equivocating. He's saying it's our fault hurting people hurt people.
Israel is not in America, but Jews are. So what
(05:45):
he's saying is he understands why a guy would become
a terrorist because his brothers has volatile skill. He understands
why a man would go and murder, try to murder
140 Jewish children. And really, it's ultimately our fault and
or Israel's fault. But it's interesting, if you think it's
Israel's fault, then why do they try to murder Jewish
children here who are not from Israel? Regardless, Abdulrahman Mohamed
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El-Sayed understands the whole thing. So here we are. That
was March, right? April, May, June, July, August. Five months later.
Five months later, on the campaign trail, over the weekend,
he issued an apology. Although I got to tell you,
this was absolutely not an apology.
Speaker 4 (06:31):
My comments might have been misconstrued to be justifying something
I did not intend to justify.
Speaker 2 (06:37):
My comments may have been misconstrued. There was nothing misconstrued
in there, was there? He said hurting people hurt people.
We need to look at why he was hurt.
Speaker 4 (06:51):
My comments might have been misconstrued to be justifying something
I did not intend to justify, right? To anybody who
feels like my comments might have been hurtful, I'm really sorry,
that was not my intention. We condemned that terrorist attack,
we condemned it outright.
Speaker 2 (07:05):
I am sorry it was not my intention if you
were hurt or offended. So what that was was a
Hillary Clinton apology. Quote, my comments may have been misconstrued
to justify something I didn't mean to justify. Yes, you did.
And number two, to anyone who feels like my comments
might have been hurtful, I'm really sorry. It wasn't my intention.
(07:25):
So if you feel that way. So he didn't say,
I shouldn't have said it. It was wrong. There's no excuse.
I apologize. If you feel, if you're upset, I'm sorry.
I didn't mean it that way. In other words, you
misheard me. Well, I don't think there's any question what
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he meant. And I think that he understands, and it
was pretty clearly in his original statement, that he understands
why a terrorist would go and kill and try to
murder 142 of his children. He understands. Now, almost all
of us don't understand that. Actually, I do. I understand it.
It's because he's a terrorist. And you will do what
the terrorists tell you to, otherwise they will hurt you.
(08:11):
So it's a mindset that blames other people for terrorism happening.
That's how he thinks. And I don't think there's any
way he can get his way out of it. You know,
there's such a huge problem in the, by the way,
I want you to tell me this. I would love
to hear what you think. Do you think he meant
(08:32):
what he said originally? Do you think this was an apology?
How do you interpret what he said back in the
spring and what he says now? Hit that talk back
button on your iHeart app. And we'd love to hear
from you and your thoughts on this. Do you think
that apology was a genuine apology? Do you think he
(08:52):
meant what he really said at the beginning, that he
understands why terrorists would commit terrorist acts? Hurting people hurt people?
And was that a real apology to you? Hit that
talkback button on your iHeart app and go to town.
Love hearing from you and your thoughts on that. There's
a huge, huge, huge anti-Semitism movement uh and jew hatred
(09:16):
in the democrat party nowadays in fact this is insane
here's some pieces of audio kind of a compilation of
horrible anti-semitism in michigan this was put together by fox
news over the weekend.
Speaker 5 (09:32):
The Israeli government commits genocide.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
Any state that privileges one religion over the other is
one that I can't tell you I support, whether it
be Israel.
Speaker 5 (09:40):
You're running around basically tying your entire identity to Jewish ISIS.
Speaker 2 (09:47):
And you're saying, as Jews, this is all we care about.
Speaker 6 (09:50):
Our state was rocked by news of a heinous attack
on Temple Israel. Hurt people hurt people.
Speaker 2 (09:56):
Violence is a cycle.
Speaker 4 (09:57):
Eamon Hazali lost family, including two children.
Speaker 2 (09:59):
Do you hear that? That's the terrorist. He lost his family,
including two children. In other words, I really understand why
he committed the terror attack and tried to murder 100
plus Jews, Jewish children. It is so bad anti-Semitism in
the Democrat Party and particularly even worse in Michigan that
the literal attorney general of the state of Michigan, she's
a Jew. Dana Nessel literally refused to go to the
(10:23):
Democrat convention over the weekend where Elside was asked about that.
And here she is explaining why.
Speaker 3 (10:30):
The threats that I receive are almost exclusively anti-Semitic threats.
Speaker 5 (10:36):
I'm not going to be attending the nominating convention for
the Michigan Democratic Party in August.
Speaker 1 (10:44):
And that is because I don't feel safe going.
Speaker 2 (10:47):
The Jewish attorney general, the top cop for the state
of Michigan, doesn't feel safe going to the Democrat convention.
Can you imagine that? Can you believe this? That's how
bad the problem is. That's how much anti-Semitism rot is
inside of the Democrat party. The top cop afraid to
go to her own convention with her own party. Now,
I want to play this other thing, too, because Elsa
(11:08):
was asked a lot. about his anti-Semitism, what I believe
is unequivocally his anti-Semitism. He was asked a lot about,
are you going to give an apology? And do you
regret the comments? And just listen to this, the press
over and over again in a scrum where he was
answering these questions, including the pseudo apology. Listen to this.
Speaker 4 (11:32):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California.
Speaker 6 (11:36):
And for folks who want to make this race about
a social media person.
Speaker 2 (11:38):
By the way, this is about what's his name? Hassan Piker,
the anti-Semitic America hating 9-11 seemingly supporting streamer.
Speaker 4 (11:50):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California. And for folks who want to
make this race about a social media person in California,
let's not forget what actually matters in our politics, what
our politics really are about. I don't ever want my
comments to hurt anybody's feelings. It's important to me that
people understand that I take seriously the pain of all
communities in this state. But I don't want to have
(12:11):
a conversation about a Twitch streamer in California.
Speaker 6 (12:13):
This is not a serious conversation. Why did you bring.
Speaker 2 (12:15):
Him to Michigan?
Speaker 6 (12:17):
All right, we already went to Fox News. Fox News?
You can ask Jesse about that.
Speaker 2 (12:23):
But why did you bring him to Michigan then if
he is just a little streamer from California? I'm going
to play the second half of this on the way
back here, coming up in just a few minutes. By
all means, hit those talkback buttons. Do you accept his apology?
Do you think it's a real apology? Or do you
think he originally meant what he said in the spring
(12:44):
five months earlier, that he understands why terrorists would try
to kill 100 and some odd Jewish children in Michigan?
It's unbelievable. All that coming up next. It's Chris Crockin
from Michael DelGiorno. This is your morning show.
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Speaker 2 (13:56):
This is your morning show with Michael Del Chono. It's
not a true apology. He's just saying what he needs
to say to try to get your vote. Deep down,
he still mows in brotherhood. There he is. This is
your morning show. Chris Crockin for my friend Michael DelGiorno
(14:19):
on the air and streaming live on the iHeart app
where you can hit that talkback button like that gentleman
just did. And talking about the Senator Abdul Rahman Mohammed El-Sayed.
When he said hurting people hurt people or hurt people
hurt people, meaning I understand the terrorists who try to
murder 140 Jewish children in West Bloomfield Township, Michigan, because, well,
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he was hurt because his brother, a terrorist for Hezbollah,
was killed by the Israelis, the IDF. While he was
trying to kill Jews. from Hezbollah territory there in Lebanon.
He understands, hurt people hurt people. And so all of
a sudden, Al-Sayed comes out with an apology over the
(15:03):
weekend at the Democrat convention in Lansing in Michigan. Now,
he also, and yeah, my question, of course, for you,
do you accept his apology? Do you think it's authentic?
If so, why did you wait five months to apologize
for something? I was outraged. I was disgusted when that
soundbite came out. I condemned it. Only now is he saying, oh,
(15:25):
here's my apology. I think his candidacy is unraveling. I
think it's because at the heart of it is anti-Semitism,
a managed, hidden anti-Semitism, something that would allow him or
that would have him absolutely embrace and bring in Hassan Piker,
the Marxist, Islamist, America-hating extremist, And campaigned with him, taking
(15:53):
pictures together on campaign events, including the night of the primary,
taking pictures with him. And now saying, no, he was
asked repeatedly if he condemns Hassan Piker, who said America
deserved 9-11. Just a long, long litany of things that
he said here. Let's see what else I have. He
(16:14):
called Hezbollah a brave mujahideen. On the October 7th attack
for Hamas, he said it was a direct consequence of
Israeli actions. Remember, Hassan Pekar said the other day, too,
that the Israelis, excuse me, the Jewish Americans, that people
are going to take action against them, meaning maybe go
(16:35):
attack them for what Israel is doing in America. He
also said that if the terror group Hamas engaged in rape, quote,
it doesn't change the dynamic for me. This is who
El-Sayed campaigned with. Here he is being grilled after the pseudo-apology,
(16:57):
being grilled by the press at the Democratic convention in Lansing.
Speaker 4 (17:05):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California. And for folks who want to
make this race about a social media person in California,
let's not forget what actually matters in our politics, what
our politics really are about. I don't ever want my
comments to hurt anybody's feelings. It's important to me that
people understand that I take seriously the pain of.
Speaker 6 (17:23):
All communities in this state.
Speaker 4 (17:25):
But I don't want to have a conversation about a
Twitch streamer in California.
Speaker 6 (17:28):
This is not a serious conversation. Why did you bring
him to Michigan? All right, we already went to Fox News.
You can ask Jesse about that.
Speaker 2 (17:37):
Why did you bring him to Michigan then? Is what
a reporter asks. He ignores it. He moves on. But
the next reporter wants to know the same thing.
Speaker 8 (17:44):
You don't want to have a conversation, but there are
Jewish voters who do want to have a conversation. And
everyone I've talked to has done that.
Speaker 2 (17:53):
I'll play the rest coming up next. And then data centers,
data centers. Oh, my gosh. Wait till you hear data centers.
Christian from Michael. This is Cory the Yardboy. And my
morning show is your morning show with my buddy, Michael DelGiorno.
Speaker 1 (18:11):
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Speaker 2 (18:31):
Enjoy. Do you remember when Abdul Rahman Mohammed Al-Sayed said this?
Speaker 3 (18:37):
When it comes to Temple Israel, I was profoundly shaken.
Many of my friends growing up worshiped the Temple Israel.
Nothing justifies the heinous attack that we saw on Temple Israel.
And I stand in solidarity with my Jewish sisters and
brothers for an America where that kind of thing never
happens again. I also think it's just critical for us
(18:58):
to understand that hurt people do hurt people. And the
circumstances happening 6,000 miles away can affect the lives that
we live here. And if we stand against violence, we've
got to stand against violence, all violence.
Speaker 1 (19:10):
Exactly.
Speaker 2 (19:12):
Hurting people. The terrorist in Hezbollah terrorist in Lebanon who
was trying to murder Jews was taken out by Israel.
His brother here in America went into a synagogue and
tried to murder 140 Jewish children after that. Hurting people
hurt people, meaning I understand Hezbollah being killed, inspiring people.
(19:32):
His brother here in America to slaughter 140 Jewish children.
I totally completely understand it. Five months later, he comes
out and gives a non apology.
Speaker 4 (19:42):
My comments might have been misconstrued to be justifying something
I did not intend to justify.
Speaker 2 (19:47):
My comments might have been misconstrued. No, we didn't misconstrue anything.
We heard what you said. You equivocate terrorism being taken
out to this guy here trying to murder Jewish children.
Speaker 4 (20:01):
To anybody who feels like my comments might have been hurtful,
I'm really sorry. That was not my intention. We condemned
that terrorist attack. We condemned it outright.
Speaker 2 (20:10):
All right, then you have the scrum, the scrum, the
press scrum. And he's asked a lot about Hassan Piker
and other stuff, which we'll get to in one second.
But I got to go to the best call or
best talkback that we may have today or for the
whole week. I'm filling in for Michael. From WHLO, listen
(20:31):
to this woman with an absolutely searing, simple yet brilliant point.
Speaker 6 (20:35):
I have a better question.
Speaker 9 (20:37):
How many of the loved ones of the over 3,000 people,
innocent people that were killed on 9-11, avenged their death
by killing Muslims?
Speaker 6 (20:48):
I haven't heard of one.
Speaker 2 (20:49):
This is brilliant. This is absolutely brilliant. Because according to
Abdulrahman Muhammad Al-Sayed, he literally could understand if some of
the Americans whose loved ones were killed in 9-11 would
go and try to go murder people in the areas
where the terrorists came from he would understand that because
(21:10):
hurting people hurt people why then did nobody related to
any of the 9-11 victims go out and try to
murder people interesting isn't it fascinating Hit that talkback button.
Tell me if you think that El-Sayed was sincere, if
(21:32):
his apology holds any water with you. It doesn't to me.
It's a five-month-old apology because he's getting his butt creamed,
I believe. He's going to lose by a much bigger margin,
I think, than originally suspected. He's falling apart already. Now
let's go back to in the scrum, the press scrum
over the weekend at the Democratic Convention in Lansing, Michigan,
(21:54):
the Michigan Democratic Convention. where the Jewish attorney general is
too afraid to go. I played that sound bite of
her saying she doesn't feel safe. Here he is, though,
El-Sayed dodging questions about his affiliations with Hassan Piker, inviting
him in with him, campaigning with him.
Speaker 4 (22:12):
I am not interested in a conversation about a social
media person in California. And for folks who want to
make this race about a social media person in California,
let's not forget what actually matters.
Speaker 6 (22:21):
In our politics, what our politics really are about.
Speaker 4 (22:23):
I don't ever want my comments to hurt anybody's feelings.
It's important to me that people understand that I take
seriously the pain of all communities in this state. But
I don't want to have a conversation about a Twitch
streamer in California.
Speaker 6 (22:35):
This is not a serious conversation. Why did you bury
him in history? All right, we already went to Fox News.
Who are you? Fox News. You can ask Jesse about that.
Speaker 8 (22:43):
All right, you don't want to have a conversation, but
there are Jewish voters who do want to have a conversation.
Everyone I've talked to that doesn't ask me to ask
you whether you will consent.
Speaker 6 (22:53):
I'm happy to have a conversation with my voters. But
if they want to have a conversation with the press,
I was here. We were having a conversation. I'm just
telling you this is not a campaign that's about a
single streamer in California. This is about affordability in Michigan.
Speaker 4 (23:08):
Anybody who's ever said that they're existentially worried about Donald Trump,
anybody who's ever said that they believe in religious pluralism
and the right to pray as you choose to pray,
all that we hold dear is on the line it's
time for us to unite around taking that.
Speaker 2 (23:22):
So repeatedly over and over and over again he refuses
to condemn hassan piker um all the vile things he
said um about uh how america deserved 9-11 um that
uh Call me Hezbollah terrorist brave Mujahideen. October 7th terror
(23:44):
attack from Hamas was a direct consequence of Israeli actions.
If the terror group engaged in rape, quote, it doesn't
change the dynamic for me. It goes on and on
and on. So that to me is who al-Sayed really is.
And he just won't denounce publicly what he has embraced publicly.
Very interesting. I think we have one more talk back.
(24:06):
Is that right? Let's go. Tom and Logan, right, you said?
All right.
Speaker 7 (24:12):
You point out something very critical about the Muslim religion,
and that is politicians, whatever they say, you can't trust them.
Islam proposes that you lie to the infidel, and that's
what they do. Americans need to wake up that Islam
wants to impose Sharia law on America. Sharia law is
completely antithetical to our founding principles, to our constitution, and
(24:35):
to our way of life. and he could be declared terrorist,
all of them.
Speaker 2 (24:40):
It's interesting. He's making me think about, I don't know
if you saw over the weekend, Kathy Hochul, the governor
of New York, spoke in a mosque. The New York
Young Republican Club says the mosque she was speaking at
was almost entirely funded by Kuwait. And she, and many
of them talk about Trump and the handmaiden's tale, said,
(25:04):
Brandon Gilby, congressman from Texas, says liberals like her complained
Donald Trump is turning America into the handmaid's tale, only
to then cover their heads. She wrapped herself up in
a hijab over the weekend. Others saying this, from the
Rubin Report, feminist quote-unquote Kathy Hochul governor put on a
(25:25):
hijab for a Muslim group of men so they feel
comfortable two weeks before 9-11. Real America's Voice tweeting out,
She did it. She wore the hijab so she doesn't
offend Muslim men. Quite interesting. And then here's another one.
Fight the patriarchy until it's Muslims. It's very interesting. California
(25:50):
right now. A bill recognizing two Islamic holidays, I believe
Governor Gavin Newsom signed it in over the weekend, honoring
Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. I'm sure I'm butchering the
pronunciations of those. Reportedly, there is nothing, and this is
from Fox News, quote, no California statute authorizes public schools
(26:12):
to hold exercises celebrating the meaning of Christmas, Easter, or
Good Friday. Christian and Jewish holidays have not received comparable treatment.
Are you surprised? I'm not. So very interesting and all that.
I want to get into data centers because one of
(26:35):
the things I've said about data centers, number one, data centers,
if you have a closed loop system, many of the
new ones do. Closed loop doesn't use much water at all.
If you have energy provided or the ability to shut
their energy or their ability to get power down when
(26:57):
there's a power emergency, it works. Unions right now, major
unions are backing data centers to the hill. And one
of the other things I've talked about, and if you,
you know, data centers, you go, AI, there's somebody down
the street from me has assigned no AI data centers. Well,
(27:18):
if you do Zoom meetings, you're using a data center.
It's not an AI data center. It's a data center.
If you stream movies on Netflix or any other streaming services,
you're using the data center. Zoom meetings, if you use
your phone, your cell phone, you're using a data center.
Unless you're just making a call, I suppose, then you're not.
(27:41):
It goes on and on and on. You're using data centers.
And what's crazy, and I've said this before, there are
reports of China, other countries, putting in propaganda into our
social media feeds so that we can be against data centers.
I feel the same way for data centers and flock
(28:03):
cams where you're being programmed, you know, push a button.
What am I supposed to be outraged against next? Come on.
Come on. Tickle my ears with outrage. What's the next
thing for me to be outraged against? Well, now comes this.
Chinese influence campaign involving more than 200,000 bot accounts was
recently uncovered on X. The X safety team says, quote,
(28:26):
with this farm, we found 200 accounts on X posing
in a manner that could manipulate a legitimate debate about
American AI and energy policy. The Hill had a columnist
write about Chinese influence campaign earlier this year and warning
more could follow. Quote, open AI... explained how they disrupted
a Chinese-linked influence operation that used chat GPT to generate
(28:51):
fabricated social media posts opposing American AI data centers. The campaign,
dubbed Data Center Bandwagon, created fake American personas, arguing that
data centers would be dramatically increasing electricity bills and harm
on communities. OpenAI traced the activity to a private Chinese
technology company working for provincial government clients. Rather than promoting
(29:12):
the overtly Beijing narratives, pro-Beijing narratives, the operatives sought to
insert themselves into an already contentious American policy debate. Instead
of inventing new grievances, they amplified existing ones by creating
fake local voices designed to appear authentic. In other words,
the Chinese government is telling you covertly on social media,
(29:38):
through all sorts of bots, to be against AI data. Well,
I shouldn't attach the word AI because it has nothing
to do with AI. It has everything to do with
all the stuff we use when we go online. Your banking, Facebook,
social media, everything you look at goes through a data center.
So China... is trying to program you to be against
(30:01):
data centers. And the reason why is because they want
to own the data centers. They want to own the information.
If they beat us completely to the AI race, and
I know some people say, well, that's just, you know,
you say, oh, China beat us, China beat us, China
beat us. People say, you just keep saying that. But
it's actually true. And it's so true that China is
trying to convince you and me through chatbots or bots online,
(30:25):
To be against data centers.
Speaker 5 (30:27):
Why?
Speaker 2 (30:27):
Because they bring on more and more and more data centers.
If they win the race, then they own the information.
If they own the information, they get to determine what
you know, what you do, and what you do not know.
Continuing on from this piece in The Hill. Chinese state
(30:50):
media has criticized American data centers as environmentally damaging and
economically costly. Yet the Chinese government continues to subsidize domestic
AI infrastructure. In 2022, Mandiant documented Operation Dragon Bridge, a
Chinese state-linked campaign that is posed as local Texans opposing
(31:12):
construction of a Pentagon-supported rare earth processing facility. Google has
since removed more than 175,000 Dragon Bridge-related accounts across YouTube
and Blogger. The strategy... of embedding Beijing's preferred outcomes within
what appears to be an authentic American political discourse. You
are being programmed by the Chinese to be against data centers.
(31:40):
This is from Axios. Quote, Chinese propaganda has infiltrated American
circles with the hope of slowing the U.S.
Speaker 3 (31:47):
Down.
Speaker 2 (31:47):
Posts include content of how AI strains the electricity grid.
This is from China, okay? Posts include content how AI
strains the electricity grid and increases utility prices and cartoons
that depict data center operators enriching themselves at the public's expense.
I was talking about this. People, and this is all
(32:08):
the country, it's not just, you know, in Indianapolis, but
I fill in Indianapolis pretty regularly. And there were people
that showed up at the city council meeting and outside
of the city county council meeting. And they're screaming and
they're yelling and they're against data centers and they're panicking
and they're freaking out. Could it be that China is
the one that put this in their head? Could it
(32:30):
be that there are, quote-unquote, useful idiots? I'm not saying
if you're against data centers, you're a useful idiot. But
what I'm saying is, could it be that there's useful
idiots all over the country doing China's bidding for it?
I think so. I think so. I've got a whole
litany of all the stuff that data centers... how they
(32:52):
have impacted communities in small towns and in major cities
as well, which we'll get to coming up next. That
is next. It's Chris Kroc. And by the way, we'll
get into the top five stories of the day as well.
Coming up next, it's Chris Kroc. And for my friend
Michael DelGiorno, if you want to follow me on social media, X, Instagram, Facebook,
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(33:15):
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Speaker 5 (33:23):
When police searched the car of the man who assassinated
a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband in their home, they
found a notebook. Inside, handwritten lists of 11 websites. I
can't imagine what's going through your mind. Got to be
gun sites, right? Got to be how to dispose of bodies. No.
Data broker sites. People search sites that sell your home
(33:45):
address and do so for like a couple of bucks.
Do an experiment today or over the weekend. Type in
your name into one of them and boom, there you are.
Your address, your phone number, your family names. Some of
you even have photos of your front door. Anyone can
look you up in seconds and you'll never know who did.
And that's why I use Incogni. It forces data broker
(34:08):
and people search sites to delete your information and they
keep checking. The data likes to creep back. Incogniz now
scrubbed me from over 500 sites while I was doing
absolutely nothing. I love to say it this way. You
lock your doors every night, right? Because you love your
(34:28):
family and you want to protect them and yourself and
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Speaker 2 (34:51):
It's Your Morning Show with Michael DelGiorno. All over this
great country, this is Your Morning Show with Michael DelGiorno. Okay,
China secretly fueling America's day AI technology. Data center rage.
Chinese propaganda infiltrated American circles with the hope of slowing
(35:12):
the U.S. down. Chatbots, we got one story talking about
on X, more than 200,000 bot accounts recently uncovered on X.
200 accounts posting in a manner that could manipulate legitimate
debate about American AI and energy policy. Then we have
separately Axios today. explaining the Chinese propaganda has infiltrated with
(35:37):
the hope of slowing data centers down. You know, one
question I want to ask you is, why do you
think China would do this? In fact, there's another report
the House Energy and Commerce Committee sent a letter in
June asking the FBI and White House to brief the
lawmakers on alleged propaganda campaigns by foreign adversaries, specifically China, Russia,
and Iran, aimed at hindering U.S. AI development and data
(36:00):
center expansion. So why do you think... Our adversaries or
our enemies would literally be spreading falsehoods to get you
outraged and enraged at data centers. Why do you think
they're doing that? Are you surprised? And does it change
your mind? Because about a month or two ago when
(36:23):
I was filling it in Dallas, we had a data
center guest on who said literally, yes, it's that it's happening.
Our enemies, Russia and China, Iran are absolutely actively putting
stuff on social media to try to steer us away
from supporting data centers. And that data centers are our
(36:43):
new super highways, our infrastructure, are critical to our being
the leaders of the free world. And if China can
outnumber us in data centers, then it will win. And
when it wins, it owns the information and then it
decides what we can and can't find out or have
information about. Here's some information that's fantastic about data centers
(37:07):
or interesting. 30 times more water, golf courses. Golf courses
use 30 times more water than data centers. Data centers
use about half of what a car wash uses in
terms of water. Zoom calls, video games, you're using AI centers,
data centers, I should say. Loudoun County, we're going to
(37:27):
continue with this coming up next. I have so much
more on this. Plus, we'll do the top five stories today.
It's Chris Crockin for Michael DelGiorno. This is your morning show.
We're all in this together. This is your morning show
with Michael DelGiorno.
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