Originally published at: The Wannabe Influencer Who Runs the FBI Doesn’t Read
Morning Memo Live! A lineup change for next week’s Morning Memo Live event: Kyle R. Freeny, a former DOJer who was a member of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team and is now senior counsel at the Washington Litigation Group, will be joining us. An unforeseen issue came up that prevents former Mueller team member Aaron…
Wow - the judge “declined to give us all we were asking for.” For most people, if you don’t get everything you want, that’s a day ending in y. But not for these people.
Bovino makes Barney Fife look competent.
They should have listened to their friends.
Not sure I comprehend the graph. What is your takeaway? (other than that we are screwed)
@popehat’s cat picture:
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I have no new ones of my co-resident cat, Boots:
“I fucking hate this with the heat of a thousand Mt. Etnas.” Category
at all costs” strongly disapprove.
Harmeet Dhillon is an odd name for an American, doncha think? Perhaps she needs to be sent back to her own country? She could take KKKash Patel and Elon Musk, child of apartheid, with her!
Today’s Heather & Paul:
I see myopia in the C-Suites, dwelling place of corporate upper management. Look at the divergence in those who think AI saves no time. Forty percent of those who do the real work think AI saves no time. Only 2% of management shares that view. Take away is that management has an overly optimistic skewed view of AI role in work-time saved, so we’re gonna see more of it rather than less. It’s kind of like the thinking that goes, we’ll take a loss on each transaction but we’ll make it up in volume. At least that’s the way I read the chart.
Sure thing he was born in 1972 in Louisiana. Abortion was not legal in that state until after Roe v Wade in 1973. I suppose they could have traveled to have an abortion but he’s a liar so who knows.
Cross posting from yesterday’s thread today:
Why, yes, a secret police force outside of the law:
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C-Suites perceive more than a 20% time savings from AI, which is going to make them want to cut staffing by 20%, while the laboring class is like mostly “it saves me nothing or very little”.
Of course an alternative read is that the C-Suite has never been value-add, so of course they’re easily replaceable by a computer. Or a coin flip for business decisions.
But I’d suggest the former is what more companies will move out on vice the latter.











