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records and documents that potentially showed joe biden using pseudonyms when he was vice president. those were the days when he was beat unlike now when he was still warm to the touch back then. that's a hard one for me to say, but it is true. the revelation comes after the southeastern legal foundation filed a freedom of information act two aliases used by biden. names like robin where, robert l peters and jr be aware. maybe he was just using a name suggestion that, with the free aol cd-rom he got in the mail. cat will explain later. now the foundation is suing for the public release of those records claiming that biden used the fake names to share government info and discuss foreign business with his son hunter and others as well as recipes for making bean dip and crack. yes, just like aliens in roy oswalt or whatever jesse is using to glue his wig on, people
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we've talked about it before, when people talk about the end of tv, only because people have been talking about the end of tv for 20, 25 years, and television is the new television, as we say there. sometimes, the cameras, they go haywire. you don't know exactly what is going to happen. but tv, if they get the cameras in place, the tv has been able to -- >> i thought it was cool. >> -- hold on. >> not the effect. we're doing anything we can to keep people here and not on tiktok. that said, steve -- >> we'll never win. >> it seems to me, steve, that right now, if you look at the media landscape, and this is just gut, mika, seems to me the longer the strike goes, the more it helps tiktok. the longer the strike goes, the more it helps youtube. it really does seem to me at least that things like tiktok and youtube, i hate to say this because people were saying this about aol in 1998, before the aol/time warner merger.
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to prove that basic copying charge? i think very difficult, and good rule of thumb is, if you have a really strong legal case, you file a lawsuit, you don't send an angry letter. i think it's coming from a position of weakness. and i don't know too many people who put a lot of stock in that, in the angry letter that he sent out and then tweeted. so you don't think it's particularly serious? i do not think it's particularly serious. it's interesting, actually, when you get into the realm of intellectual property, there's a little known fact that facebook bought a whole bunch of us patents from aol back a number of years ago. and there's actually some consideration there that actually facebook could have a patent claim against twitter. i don't think there would be any normal situation where they would pursue that. but if elon musk pursues this and files, you know, you might actually see a counterclaim saying, no, wait a minute, facebook will say twitter, you're infringing my patents. and you're into years—long legal debate and generally the people who win in those are the lawyers, right? and it's a fascinating position to be in because for years people have had concerns about zuckerberg, many concerns recently about elon musk.
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