Scott Pressler

None of this is going to be completely 100% neutral.

And I think the thing that...

I'm not going to speak for him, but Elon has kind of mentioned this is if this has a center left or far left nuance, then that's going to be in control of what how our actions are perceived.

Right.

So nothing is going to be completely neutral.

And then just to reverse for a second, because I just think it's so important to the conversation, especially on ICE and DHS, is one thing that knowing the propaganda machine and how the left functions based on feeling...

uh and and how uh especially women perceive things i think we can do a better job of being storytellers and any time a criminal illegal alien especially does something horrific like in the commonwealth of virginia an illegal alien was i know we're on um

television, so I'm going to watch my words carefully, was having fun with himself at a bus stop in Virginia where kids are.

Why are we not doing a better job of either using AI to paint that picture, not literally, but to tell the story in such a way that we can get more people on our side to understand the horrors of what's happening?

And so I think there could be some good uses of AI to help become a better storyteller.

But I agree that who is in control can be dangerous.

But how do they know?

I mean, look at the divide between CNN and Fox.

How do people that watch CNN, how do people that go to chat GPT know that they're getting a veil of ignorance over their eyes?

I'm not saying that Grok is perfect.

I'm not saying fax is perfect.

But how do people know and can decipher which is the correct tool to use between Google and other search engines out there?

It was interesting when I was down at the border, they were talking about how we basically have drone wars going on.

And what would happen is the Mexican side would put up a drone.

And then in response to it, the U.S.