Xi LANDS In DC For Trump Meeting Amid China CONFISCATING F-35 Parts w/ Dr. Ron Elfenbein

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What is the significance of Xi Jinping’s state visit and the reported confiscation of F‑35 parts?

Phil That Remains 0:04
Xi Jinping is in Washington for a state visit. It'll be three days. And we just found out that F-35 parts are now in China. So we're going to talk about the repercussions from that. There is a new AI breakthrough. It seems like every day there's something new to talk about with AI. I know there's a lot of people that are like, oh, I'm tired of hearing about it, but this is actually a big deal. So they they've started to use. AI to try to mimic um what is it? It's um what's the phrase? I forget what it's called. Anyways, they've started to use AI on biology and they're starting to use like CRISPR-like technology technology. That's what it is, CRISPR. Um and AI's had some really impressive breakthroughs from from OpenAI, so or I'm sorry, from uh from Claude.

How are AI breakthroughs like Claude’s CRISPR‑like enzyme discovery changing biology and defense?

Phil That Remains 0:49
So we'll talk about that. Um there is a a big Bruho In Greenfield, Massachusetts, just about 40 minutes north of my hometown, uh, about a lesbian bar that was a masked up bar. And uh they've loosened the mask requirements and people are apoplectic about it. So we'll talk about that. I think it's gonna be hilarious. And uh they think they found Noah's Ark. So there's a big a lot of talk about the possibility of actually finding physical remedies. remnants of the ark and so we'll discuss that. But before we get into any of that, we're gonna go ahead and introduce our guest, Ron. How you doing? Why don't you tell everyone who you are and where what you're here what you're about?
Dr. Ron Elfenbein 1:29
Well, how are you? I'm I'm uh Dr. Ron Alfenbein. I'm a board certified emergency medicine doc from uh Maryland, and I'm the victim of uh weaponization by the Biden Department of Justice.
Phil That Remains 1:38
Awesome. Well thanks for joining us. We're gonna talk about that tonight too. Thanks for having me. What's up, Tate?
Tate Brown 1:43
What's going on, everyone? How's everyone doing today, Ian? So good, dude. So good. That's great to hear.
Ian Crossland 1:48
We're talking for like an hour about uh RNA replication protein synthesis. God, the list goes on. Talking about pyramids, monoclonal antibodies.
Carter Banks 2:01
Oh, nothing much, man. It's uh it's gonna be exciting. But uh before we get into everything.
Phil That Remains 2:06
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Phil That Remains 3:11
So we're gonna get right into it from the New York Times today. As she visits Washington, Trump plays down China's actions against US interests. Despite the rivalry between the United States and China, President Trump has repeatedly found ways to give President Xi Jinping of China a pass, portraying him more as a personal friend than a competitor. Look, Trump can do all can say whatever he wants when it comes to diplomacy. China is an adversary. But anyways, that's just my two cents. In the weeks leading up to President Trump welcoming President Xi Jinping of China to Washington on Wednesday evening, Beijing has been accused of undermining America's national interest on a number of fronts. Mr. Trump accused the country this summer of sinister election meddling in the twenty twenty election.
Phil That Remains 3:52
A breach he considers so historic, he presented the claims in a primetime address. Since the start of the war with Iran, Chinese companies have provided Tehran with satellite imagery and access to a spy satellite that Iran's military forces have used to mount attacks in the region.

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