Investigators have found that an unknown person who made regular visits to would-be Trump assassin Thomas Matthew Crook’s home and workplace also visited the site of an FBI office in Washington D.C. before the assassination [...] The post Cell Phone Data Exposes Regular Visitor to Trump Shooter’s Home Also Frequented FBI HQ in DC appeared first on The People's Voice.

Democrats are starting to fall in behind Kamala Harris who is about to pick her vice president. Rumor has it that it will be Josh Shapiro, a fake moderate. Another fake moderate, Andy Beshear, has been mentioned. She’ll need Jesus Christ to make her ticket appealing. There are five others, but these are the two […] The post Kamala Harris: Terrified of a Dinner Party appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Here we go again. If you dare mispronounce Kamala’s name, you’re a racist. The left has said it, so it must be true. Democrats are desperate, so they’re falling back on their old tried and true lunatic assaults. Mika’s crazy, you know. Mika Says Mispronouncing Kamala Harris’ Name Is Part of a Right-Wing ‘Hate Campaign’ […] The post Pronounce Kamala’s Name Properly You Racists appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH) grilled Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle on Monday about whether or not her agency turned down the Trump security team’s requests for more agents before a would-be assassin’s bullet struck former President Donald Trump. Angry lawmakers from both sides of the aisle questioned Cheatle during Monday’s House Oversight Committee hearing, demanding answers on what went wrong that allowed a former president to narrowly escape a bullet to the head on live television. Jordan noted that the day after Trump was shot, a Secret Service spokesperson said it was “absolutely false” they had denied Trump’s security team’s requests for more resources. However, several days later, The Washington Post reported that top Secret Service officials had indeed repeatedly turned down Trump’s security’s requests for more personnel, Jordan said. “So which is it? Cause both statements can’t be true. Were you guessing or lying when you said you didn’t turn down requests from President Trump’s detail?” Jordan asked Cheatle. Jim Jordan ENDS Disgraced Secret Service Director Kim Cheatle's CAREER in Scorched EARTH Public humiliation ? Secret Service Director admits UNDER OATH to purposely weakening Trump's security detail amid massive threats to Trump's Life. Cheatle must be charged and arrested: pic.twitter.com/u6OpaKdi2V — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) July 22, 2024 “Neither, sir,” Cheatle responded, saying that no requests were denied for the rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Trump was shot. “Well maybe they got tired of asking,” Jordan asked. “How many times did you turn them down ahead of that?” “A denial of a request does not equal a vulnerability,” Cheatle responded. “Well, tell me what it is,” Jordan retorted. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “There are a number of ways threats and risks can be mitigated with a number of different assets whether that be through personnel, whether that be through technology, or other resources,” Cheatle said. “Well, tell the committee which it was,” Jordan interrupted. “They asked for additional help in some form or another. You told them no. How many times did you tell them no, and what did you tell them no to?” “Again, I cannot speak to specific incidents, but I can tell you in general terms, the Secret Service is judicious with their resources,” Cheatle responded. “What did they ask for, and how many times did you turn them down? Pretty basic questions,” Jordan asked again. “So again, without having all of the details in front of me, sir —” Cheatle began. “You didn’t get briefed on that before you came to this hearing knowing you were going to get asked that question?” Jordan asked. “What a change from ‘absolutely false,’ unequivocally false to, ‘oh, by the way, there were some times when we didn’t give them what they wanted.’ That’s a huge change in five days, and the fact that you can’t answer how many times you did that, that’s pretty darn frustrating not just for me but for the country.” “I hear your frustration,” Cheatle responded. Jordan followed up again, asking if the Secret Service denied resources to Trump’s security team after they discovered an Iranian plot to kill the former president. Cheatle did not answer the question directly. “Director, it looks like you won’t answer some pretty basic questions. It looks like you got a 9% raise and you cut corners when it came to protecting one of the most important individuals, most well-known individuals on the planet, a former president, likely the guy who’s going to be the next president,” Jordan said. Cheatle has defiantly resisted calls from both sides of the aisle for her to immediately resign in the wake of the attempted assassination on July 13. A bullet grazed Trump’s right ear while he was speaking during his rally in Pennsylvania, and he ducked behind a podium before being whisked away by Secret Service agents. He raised his fist and shouted, “Fight!” as he exited the stage. Law enforcement returned fire immediately, killing the shooter. One rally-goer was killed, and two others were injured.

Tesla and SpaceX owner Elon Musk, who has developed the artificial intelligence chatbot Grok, told Dr. Jordan B. Peterson in an interview on Monday that he is alarmed by the lack of “pro-human” principles among competing AI companies and hopes his AI model will be the “most powerful in the world” by December. Musk sat down with Peterson at his Gigafactory Texas for an exclusive interview that was streamed live on DailyWire+ and X. The billionaire entrepreneur started Grok to compete with Google Gemini and OpenAI’s ChatGPT, another AI chatbot that Musk co-founded with Sam Altman before Musk left the company in 2018 over disagreements about its future. After Musk took over Twitter and changed its name to X, he connected Grok to the platform, allowing premium subscribers to have access to the AI tool. Musk has also called out the leftist bent of AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini, Google’s AI tool. The SpaceX founder has vowed to push back against leftist talking points being pushed by other AI companies. Musk also told Peterson that he “grew increasingly concerned” about AI safety when he discussed the topic with former Google CEO Larry Page, discussions that Musk said led to him starting OpenAI with Altman, and eventually his own AI chatbot, Grok. “He did call me a speciesist,” Musk said of Page, adding, “I’m a speciesist in favor of humans instead of machines. Larry’s view is, if I’m not misspeaking, that we will all upload our minds to the computer and everyone will just be robots.” “There’s not much difference between that and the death of humanity,” Peterson said. “Because whatever we’d be then it wouldn’t be what we are now.” “It’s a crazy thing to not be pro-human,” Musk said later in the interview. “I mean, if humans are not going to be on team human, who is? That was the final straw. I was like, we really need some new AI company so there’s a counter-balance to Google.” .@elonmusk: [Larry Page’s] view is, if I’m not misspeaking, that ultimately we will all upload our minds to the computer and everyone will just be robots.@jordanbpeterson: There’s not much difference between that and the death of humanity. pic.twitter.com/a6D3HcLXiW — Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) July 22, 2024 CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Musk also laid out a specific and aggressive timeline for his AI company’s next models. “We have a lot of catching up to do relative to companies that have been around for five or 10 or 20 years,” Musk told Peterson. “We’re catching up fast. The velocity of improvement of xAI is faster than any other company out there.” “How do you feel that Grok performs, say, in relationship to ChatGPT now?” Peterson asked. “Well, so the Grok version that’s been released is still based on Grok version one training,” Musk replied. “We’ve made several improvements, so it’s sort of called Grok 1.5. But the foundation model of Grok is still an order of magnitude weaker than ChatGPT.” Peterson asked the X chairman how powerful the next model of his AI chatbot will be in comparison to the competition. Musk said the second version of Grok recently “finished training” and the engineers are now “fixing bugs” before officially releasing Grok 2 next month. “It should be on par, or close to” ChatGPT’s latest model, Musk said. “Then what we’re doing in the Memphis Data Center is we’re actually training Grok 3. So that, that’ll probably finish training in about three or four months and then there’ll be some fine-tuning and bug fixing and whatnot. And we’re hoping to release Grok 3 by December,” he added. “And Grok 3 should be the most powerful AI in the world at that point.”