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The Beat With Ari Melber

there has been much debate about how that would shake out. before you bring steve in, we heard haley talking about taxes, leadership, a brief reference to this very controversial comments by trump's lawyer who i mentioned. what are the issues that you think are resonating in the homestretch? >> well, one of the methodologies of the iowa caucus is that there could be dramatic shifts late in the game. and so the candidates right now are really hoping to drive that final momentum, get that shift at the very end. and they are doing that largely by taking big swings at each other. both of them are really arguing about fundamentally the issue of authenticity. ron desantis is making his final pitch about the fact that nikki haley is backed by a group of corporate donors, arguing her priorities are those of her donors. while you see nikki haley instead really focusing on the idea that ron desantis is desperate and will say whatever he has to say, hasn't been a

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The Ingraham Angle

hours later. >> it takes its toll. and when gotten paid a dim t it the fbi has reportedly enlisted this informal community of americans known as sedition hunters that you saw there. secordin g to pbs, they useople w their own methodologies to finhe people who participated in january 6th. >> then they create dossiersr to use facial recognition software and turn all of that over to the fbi. >> more than 1000 children, people have been charged. so as it relates to the riot ranging from trespassing to felonies, it's the largest operation in fbi history. >> collectively today, they have been sentenced to more than 840 years in prison. >> joining us now is sean duffy and co-host of espn's the bottom line. and lee zeldin, former new york congressmangressman a . gubernatorial candidate. john, i'll start with you. thatthat wasn line that was somg

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Nicky Campbell

it now to the national courts, which means that they are going to look into a possible act of sexual aggression. so no criminal proceedings are also happening in parallel to the administrative proceedings, which means they could get him out, notjust the federation but go all the way and ban him from the sport and all sports altogether if they so choose, depending on the severity of the evidence that they find. 50 that is h severity of the evidence that they find. 50 that is u want to make clear, that becausejenni hermoso says it is not consensual, there is a very real possibility there could be a criminal outcome in all of this. also, the other thing i want to say is context in these situations is very, very important and i think we need to understand the deeper context around which this whole thing happened with the kiss. one of the things i want to say is when this happened a year ago with 15 other players coming forward and sending an e—mailto 15 other players coming forward and sending an e—mail to the federation and raising the very serious concerns about their mental state and emotional well—being because they were talking about the methodologies that had been put in

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Breakfast

are in crisis and are under stress, apart from the issue of getting on carers, whatever support is there so that his mum doesn't feel quite so alone? i that his mum doesn't feel quite so alone? ~ . alone? i think, there are methodologies - alone? i think, there are methodologies whereby | alone? i think, there are i methodologies whereby we alone? i think, there are - methodologies whereby we talk alone? i think, there are _ methodologies whereby we talk about respite _ methodologies whereby we talk about respite care for the carer so someone _ respite care for the carer so someone can come in to support them. none of— someone can come in to support them. none of that— someone can come in to support them. none of that is available on this particular— none of that is available on this particular case. it is to do with funding — particular case. it is to do with funding for— particular case. it is to do with funding for that particular individual. everyone has unique care, _ individual. everyone has unique care. it — individual. everyone has unique care, it needs to be individually assessed — care, it needs to be individually assessed and individually supported. that means... i have heard of so many— that means... i have heard of so many people in the last couple of weeks _ many people in the last couple of weeks where they had an assessment done, _ weeks where they had an assessment done. they— weeks where they had an assessment done, they cannot get carers in, but because _ done, they cannot get carers in, but because they have a family support mechanism around and they are being left with— mechanism around and they are being left with minimal care and that is outrageous. we have to try to get this right. _ outrageous. we have to try to get this right. that is about making sure _ this right. that is about making sure that — this right. that is about making sure that health and social care work _ sure that health and social care

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CNN This Morning

they say that your group scraped data from x's platform in violation of the express terms of the agreement and that your organization convinced an unknown third party to improperly share logging credentials and to a secure data base that ccdh then accessed to retrieve information without authorization. your response? >> i mean, there's a lot of unknowns that they're claiming to get to where they want to get. it sounds a bit like a conspiracy theory to me. i think what's really important to note here is that the reason that organization like ccdh have to rely on methodologies like we do because there's no transparency on these platforms. mr. musk talks a big game about free speech, but when it comes to transparency, one of the vital elements in any democratic society, he is failing. he has an f grade. now, the truth is that we need federal legislation to ensure transparency and accountability for these companies. and until then, the best hope

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The 2010s

[dr. smith] we were thinking at the time we would have one patient show up at a time, and we would see the patient, and we would recognize that there was a risk that they might have covid, and we can whisk them into an isolation room. but probably the first week of march, we started to realize that we just had, we had too many patients. [dr. ng gong] every hour or so, we're having an emergency called for respiratory distress. there was just so much fear, and there was so much uncertainty at the very beginning, in march. and we had no idea what was coming. within a few days, that's when the wave started. one after another after another after another. [man] they're overrun with patients. emss last night broke a record, we handled 65 hundred calls. [mola] it's so dire, emts have been told to stop transporting some patients in cardiac arrest that can't be revived in the field. everybody was being pulled in to do what they needed to do. we have the housekeeping figuring out methodologies

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The 2010s

we had too many patients. [dr. ng gong] every hour or so, we're having an emergency called for respiratory distress. there was just so much fear, and there was so much uncertainty at the very beginning, in march. and we had no idea what was coming. within a few days, that's when the wave started. one after another after another after another. [man] they're overrun with patients. emss last night broke a record, we handled 65 hundred calls. [mola] it's so dire, emts have been told to stop transporting some patients in cardiac arrest that can't be revived in the field. everybody was being pulled in to do what they needed to do. we have the housekeeping figuring out methodologies to try to clean rooms and rapidly turn them around, working with the infectious disease docs to see what they need to do to disinfect, how to make it safe. we have engineering guys trying to figure out how to re-engineer rooms. the ventilator is here now.

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The Context

programme. good to be here. thank you. let's start with _ programme. good to be here. thank you. let's start with this _ programme. good to be here. thank you. let's start with this idea - programme. good to be here. thank you. let's start with this idea that i you. let's start with this idea that artificial intelligence, _ you. let's start with this idea that artificial intelligence, suppose - you. let's start with this idea that artificial intelligence, suppose we j artificial intelligence, suppose we should start from the absolute basics. davidjust should start from the absolute basics. david just tell us, artificial intelligence, briefly, what is said and what are the potential risks?— what is said and what are the potential risks? what is said and what are the otential risks? ~ ., potential risks? well, i mean there are many different _ potential risks? well, i mean there are many different ways _ potential risks? well, i mean there are many different ways one - potential risks? well, i mean there are many different ways one can i are many different ways one can define artificial intelligence. co nve ntionally define artificial intelligence. conventionally we think of these two technologies are different methodologies and different mathematics that serves stand in cognitive functions for the world. so we can think of machine learning, for instance, that draws in large amounts of data and its training on that data to make inferences, predictions, classifications about the world. we have knowledge of many different risks that al provides. we note that because it's derived from real—world data, it will tend to replicate, reproduce or even augment the biases and the patterns of

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Velshi

but outside, arguably, florida law. and donald trump and ron desantis, you have two people who are willing to crush the constitutional norms. donald trump would do it as this belligerent for any rubble headstrong guy who, honestly get stopped by the courts very often. ron desantis was the methodologies of someone like bill barr can actually succeed at it. i think they're both equally dangerous and in some ways around desantis more. >> your take on this, ruth, because again i want to go back to this concept you have talked to me about, that david is talking about. normalizing prejudice against others, -- but then convincing people that that is in their best interest. onvincinso many of the things ye about, people choose authoritarianism. they choose things like this, they lean into people like ron desantis who tells us that they're working on their own behalf. on donald trump side, he announced that he is their retribution. they're going for this idea that you all are safer with me standing between you and those who are threaten your

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The Lead With Jake Tapper

each agency is different they have their own methodologies. the moody's downgrade would only occur if the treasury missed a payment on the debt. i think that is highly unlikely. even if we breach, i suspect the treasury would prioritize those debt payments above everything else, at least for awhile. i think the ball for that is pretty high. it will be downgraded if there's a breach and it goes on for awhile. but the far here is pretty high. >> thank you so much. good to see you. up next, what tim scott is up against as he enters the 2024 presidential race. fellow republican nancy mace will be here. plus how a republican mega donor is defending his friendship and gifts to clarence thomas, as lawmakers question those luxury trips and other presence to the supreme court justice and the real life panic

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