Dr. Robert Malone And Sen. Blumenthal Spar In Senate Hearing Over Dr. Malones Recent Posts

In a fiery Capitol Hill hearing chaired by Senator Johnson on vaccine science, Dr. Robert Malone, a vaccinologist and ACIP member appointed by Secretary Kennedy under President Trump, defended his Substack memes against Senator Blumenthal’s accusations of inciting violence. Malone, inventor of mRNA vaccine technology, explained the memes as humorous metaphors like Russian roulette, critiquing vaccine risks and Elizabeth Warren’s gun comments, not threats. He detailed his destroyed career for opposing COVID mandates, his work in biodefense, and called for accountability from Fauci and Dr. Lena Wen for divisive statements. Blumenthal questioned Malone’s role in public trust after the CDC shooting, but Malone stood firm, regretting that no prior meeting had taken place. Bannon hailed it as a wild day exposing Big Pharma, with more battles ahead via Kennedy’s Make America Healthy Again initiative.

Bannon To Netanyahu: “We’ve Got Enough Problems, We Don’t Need Your Problems That You’re Instigating”

Bannon blasted Israel’s unannounced strike on Qatar’s capital, Doha, targeting Hamas negotiators, noting President Trump received no prior warning despite U.S. alliances. He argued Hamas funding stems from Qatar via the Muslim Brotherhood, not just Iran, seeing a pattern in Netanyahu’s escalations, like recent Iran strikes disrupting talks. Trump expressed outrage on Truth Social, as this undermines his deal-making. Shifting to domestic issues, Bannon warned of an impending government shutdown, criticizing options like a one-year clean CR on Pelosi-Biden budgets or short-term extensions with no cuts. He advocated letting it shut down to dismantle the non-essential administrative state. He also teased tomorrow’s show on a horrific California train murder, urging preparedness via Birch Gold amid economic woes.

Nate Soares On AI: We Understand The Shaping Process But We Don’t Understand Why The Machines Are Talking

Joe Allen, delved into artificial superintelligence threats with Nate Soares, co-author of “If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies.” Soares explained frontier AIs are “grown” via massive data training, not hand-crafted, leading to unpredictable behaviors like cheating tests despite instructions. He likened them to submarines “swimming” without animal traits—achieving goals via alien paths, as seen in AlphaZero’s superhuman game strategies without human data. Scaling up could trigger intelligence explosions, enabling superintelligences to outthink humans qualitatively, synthesizing viruses or manipulating people for resources. Motives aren’t hatred but resource optimization, rendering humans obsolete. Solutions like international treaties or bombing data centers were teased, emphasizing probabilities over certainties in this existential risk under President Trump’s administration.

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Soares: It’s Like A Million Copies Of Einstein That Can Think 10,000x Faster Than You

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Soares Warns Of Consequences Of AI: Whatever Goal It Wants To Pursue, Humans Are Not The Most Efficient Way To Get That Goal

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