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Bill O’Reilly: How ’bout some intelligence? (opens the original)
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The sharpest knife in the drawer has arrived and no one will escape the vast changes about to descend on the world. AI will shape the future, and it might already be out of control. China and the USA are in a race to harness artificial intelligence, but the competition is rigged. The Chinese, as we saw with Covid, have no rules. America will have to practice some restraint in its oversight of AI. Human life means something here. It doesn’t in China, Iran, Russia and other places. If AI becomes w
Bill O’Reilly: Because the Day is Evil (opens the original)
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Millions of people all over the world don’t really care. If they did, the Mullahs would have been vanquished a long time ago. Terror groups continue to kill at will and once again the USA is almost alone trying to stop the murder. Yes, Israel and a few other countries are assisting us, but the global effort is weak. The essential problem abroad is selfishness and here in America apathy as well as politics. Many Americans oppose confronting Iran simply because President Donald Trump made the call
Bill O’Reilly and Sen. Jon Ossoff’s comments on Natalie Harp (opens the original)
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Greetings from vacation land. I was hoping not to do any formal work until after Labor Day but it’s impossible. The controversy over Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff continues to rage. Many liberals submit the senator did nothing wrong by implying an affair between President Trump and his assistant Natalie Harp. Of course there’s no evidence of that, it is a guttersnipe play by Ossoff. The liberal line is that you can say anything about anyone associated with Mr. Trump because the president uses personal
Bill O’Reilly on whether good will defeat evil in Iran (opens the original)
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Abraham Lincoln was the most loathed President in history. Donald Trump second. Third? That might be Richard Nixon. None of those men really understood the personal nature of the hatred directed toward them, and there was absolutely nothing they could do about it anyway. Lincoln’s quest to end slavery brought a war, Nixon’s self-absorption and insecurity resulted in presidential felonies, and then there’s Trump; a populist provocateur who got swamped in D.C. by a brutal and unrelenting partisan
How to matriculate in college in 2026 and not face grading (opens the original)
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John Belushi and his Animal House pals would have loved Marist. Nonstop chaos. Many libations. Most of the freshmen were dazed and confused. My folks couldn’t get out of there fast enough. In fact, I believe my father left rubber making a right-hand turn heading back to Long Island. My roommate, a guy from Connecticut, was appalled. When I asked what his major was, he replied: “Getting the F out of here.” At the University of Michigan, the administration is worried about a growing “mental health
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