Podbit · On Purpose with Jay Shetty
Jill Biden was convinced Kamala Harris would win the 2024 election. The morning after, she was in the White House kitchen making coffee and feeding the cat when her phone rang. The caller didn't even finish the sentence — she already knew. She ran to wake Joe at 5am to tell him the news.
Temporary U.S. tariffs under Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act expire at 12:01 a.m. Friday with no congressional action expected. New duties will likely come under Section 301, framed around alleged forced labor — and a 50% tariff on most Canadian goods is already in place.
Shane attended a White House event, where decorated Medal of Honor recipients approached him as fans. The night also featured dirt bike flips on the lawn and a terrifying stealth bomber flyover. He hung out exclusively with troops and avoided the politicians.
Shane argues HB could be a politically viable figure because all his scandals are already public — nothing to hide, nothing to lose. He compares him to Toronto's crack-smoking mayor Rob Ford, who held press conferences owning it all and became beloved.
Galloway supported the US military strike on Iran, believing it could topple the regime and liberate the Iranian people. He was wrong. He failed to account for the Strait of Hormuz, the geopolitical complexity, and Trump's incompetence — and says he needs to own it.
The top six open-weight models globally are currently Chinese-built. Lin Qiao argues that once a model is open, enterprises can wrap their own guardrails around it, but the deeper point is that every model — Chinese or American — encodes its creator's judgment and taste, which always needs tuning.
Watching TikTok get briefly banned in the US crystallised a broader truth: if your critical intelligence infrastructure sits on another country's AI, it can be cut off overnight. Lin Qiao argues every nation — and every company — needs sovereign AI the same way they need sovereign electricity grids.
Trump released declassified documents at a White House speech claiming U.S. elections are vulnerable — but offered no new evidence of fraudulent votes. Georgia's own election chief fired back with a data point so stark it stops the argument cold: exactly one noncitizen vote found going all the way back to 1996.
The US government is positioning itself to greenlight which companies can access frontier AI models before release, under the voluntary Project Golden Eagle. The panel sees this as driven less by safety and more by political and financial interests — a Faustian deal the frontier labs are embracing.
Requiring age verification to access social media sounds protective. But it requires building a database with the real name and birthday of every internet user. History shows that database will be breached, misused, or weaponized. Harper Reed calls it what it is: a surveillance bill with a child-safety label.
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