You know, we talk about AI. We talked about it in relation to this war. We're about to talk

to someone who really is quite the expert in it. His name is Winton Hall. He's the author of a

brand new book, Code Red, the left, the right, China, and the race to control AI. And I know,

Mr. Hall, I know that you are going to talk about this from a strategic terrorism, terror defense point of

view. But, of course, the first thing on the mind of a lot of people going to work this

morning is what this is going to do to jobs. It was a guy from ServiceNow, CEO of Service Now,

who went on CNBC last week to say that AI-induced unemployment in white-collar college graduates

could hit 30 percent. Is this guy crazy or what,

sir? No, it's a great question. I'm glad you're talking about it. You know, the reason we're

hearing that is because, you know, we've heard from Dario Amadei, Anthropic, who says that in the

next 12 months, this is not often in the distant future.

This is in 12 months to five years, you're looking at 50% of white-collar job replacement.

Dario said that just weeks ago.

Mustafa Suleiman and Microsoft AI CEOs saying that 12 to 18 months, you can replace 100% of white-collar task. Now, a lot of people hear that and say

that's a lot of hype marketing. They're just trying to raise capital. We've been hearing this for

years. The difference that people say between now and the Industrial Revolution, though,

their argument would be that now you're scaling cognition. You're not scaling manual labor.

And so, yes, new jobs will be created to replace

those that are destroyed. But the question is, will those new jobs, if they are thought work,

jobs, be also able to be done by AI and particularly agentic AI. I think the other final piece

of this, and the reason I wrote code red, was to get people ready for a push for redistribution, because even if none of that is true, even if you

believe all of that is hype, the amount of fear and panic, if you believe that that's inevitable,

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