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>> theres an appetite for this sort of thing, sadly. whether its jeffrey epsteins death. whether it was the, you know, underground pizza tunnel, et cetera, et cetera. im not excusing him by any means in doing so, but that theres this human factor of curiosity whether its area 51 or the moon landing, there seems to always be an audience for nonsense. and he knows that. so he throws some chum in the water and the sharks all collect around it. all of a sudden another news cycle is lost where his fo...

Question, a lot of people mention gun control, i dont think this is a gun control issue, i think this is a human factor, here we clearly had a searches sock owe path that went out and committed horrific murder and killed sister in the process of horrific act, one of the issues where its a societal issue and we need to focus on fortifications from law enforcement and as i mentioned social media although social media didnt play a role here but law enforcement could have done -- i say could have do...

The doctors need to be more life coaches, empathy so explain what you see as the doctor of the future. >> you nailed it. in fact, if machines get better and its happening fast, humans need to get more humane, they need to have that compassion. why did people go into medicine in the first place? here at this juncture, we are dealing with the worst burnout and depression ever in the clinical world. so heres an opportunity, this gift of time, to off load so many of these things to get help from mac...

So 30% of radiologists will miss something on a scan, whereas machines are be trained to get the rate down to less than 1%. so its really important and its not just medical scans and slides, all the things that we are looking at with data, we can get augmented help from machine algorithm. >> you made the point that its not that machines would replace human beings, that theyll augment them. when i think about the scans, i think why do you need a radiologist if the machine is doing a better job? >...

Less than 1%. its really important and its not just medical scans and slides and all the things that we are looking at with the data, we can get augmented help from machine algorithms. >> you make this point often that its not that the machines will replace the human beings, that theyll augment them. when i hear that business about the scans i think to myself, why do you need a radiologist if the machine is doing a better job? >> for lots of reasons. because you dont want to entrust a machine wi...

Next, the human factor in the white houses back and forth with iran. a has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that theyre always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we cant beat usaa" were the webber family. were the tenn...

After she got an e-mail from someone claiming to be one of the companys top german executives. human factor is the weakest link however we see that. cyber crime a crime online is becoming more sophisticated more organized criminals use techniques social engineering techniques in order to persuade people to open up an email or provide personal information. so i think that blaming users is really not going to solve the problem. what are these social engineering techniques and why do they work so w...

Pardon. >> so, and thats obviously what this is all about at this point. we have some sketches, senator, theyre just come in, these are the first sketches coming from inside the courtroom of what exactly happened. you can see manafort there, alexandria inmate is what his jumpsuit said. his hair is now gray. hes sitting there in his wheelchair reading his prepared statement. you were talking about this, this sort of a moment, a man that had been, although preening, i use the word, peacock, a pree...

Puts your overall to 14. that is a very different ball game. >> she has a real sense of not only the human factor but also the impact on the rule of law and respect for the law, which i think she has demonstrated again and again which is very different in terms of mindset than judge ellis has evidenced. judge jackson clearly regards his witness tampering, his lying, his contempt for the law, feeling that the rules dont apply to him, and frankly, that is the mindset of, many feel, this administra...

And how you explain how horrific it is. its almost like the shooting this week in aurora, illinois, that you mothers and fathers have to relive this over and over and over again. and i think one of the things about your book is that people lose sight of the human factor. this never, ever leaves you. you had to bury your son where in what is natural in this culture is that the children bury their parents. and this is a pain, a hole, that is never filled. the human side of it, you really brought h...