Peter J. Hasson
@peterjhasson • 72,562 subscribers
Now: Doing things Before: Free Beacon editor, Fox sr editor, DCNF investigative editor Previously lived: TX, Blue Ridge Mountains Catholic. Husband. Dadx3
Shorts
Videos
This is an incredible video from Polk County (FL) Sheriff Grady Judd on Flock cameras. It's long but it's a must-watch. "The license plate readers, known as 'Flock,' is the single best tool to keep people safe and to find those that have run away from or driven away because of Alzheimer's or dementia." "We don't need to do away with the best tool to keep you safe. But what we need is the guardrails that the professional agencies have to include us inculcated in state law. Not just about the license plate readers known as flock, not just about the toll cameras, not just about the red light cameras, not just about the speed cameras in the school zones, not just about the cameras on the school buses, but all of the technology. We need to have robust rules that ensure your privacy, ensure an auditing process, and ensure an accountability process." "There are those that are concerned, 'Well, they know where I'm going.' Well, let's make sure we have this all put together. There are license plate readers that read your tag number when you're on the toll road. It knows where you're going. There's red light cameras that read your tag number. They know where you're going. There's school speed cameras that read your tag number. They know where you're going." "The body cameras record your face. The body cameras comes into your private business. But not one word about them. And they invade your privacy every day and every time there's a police officer there. Not one word about the cameras on the patrol cars that also have license plate readers." "There's cameras on school buses that read your tag number when you stopped past school buses. They know where you're going. So the bottom line is we've picked out flock, this one series of cameras that's the least invasive of all of them." "I'm never going to apologize for saving lives and solving crime."
Peter J. Hasson1,112,362 次观看 • 1 个月前
🚨 Lara Trump on Flock license plate readers: "If you look at these cameras, what they've been able to do, solve more than one million cases last year alone. They've located over 10,000 missing people. These are kids, kidnapping victims, human trafficking victims, missing persons. They helped track down the Brown University shooter. They helped track down Ryan Ruth, who tried to assassinate the president. I see the value. On the other side of that, I think, Molly, that whenever you have people misusing them, like the allegations of a former police chief spying on his ex-girlfriend or whatever it is, those people should be held to such a high standard. There have to be severe punishments... As a mom, I would love to know that if I, God forbid, ever lost my child, there would be an ability to track them down with these cameras."
Peter J. Hasson152,531 次观看 • 1 个月前
.David Sacks referring to this Bret Baier question from last night: "I think your first question to him last night was the correct one, which is you asked him who he was working with. He said nobody. The internet has had a day to review that and what they've seen is that this is an account of a relatively low level staffer at Anthropic, who had never tweeted before, who had no followers, and all of a sudden he posted this tweet and ot gets amplified by the biggest doomer NGOs. So the odds that he is not working with them are very low."
Peter J. Hasson114,063 次观看 • 1 个月前
This was another great question from Bret Baier tonight, with a great follow-up: Q: "What do you say to people who look at this and say the American government could throttle back some companies and set up regulations, but we have no control over what China or India does?" Jacob Coxon: "You have to think of this arms race. This technology is not ordinary technology. It’s not like other forms of innovation. This is essentially a super weapon. And I think that I expect the international community to be ready to make agreements about how to control the development of super weapon technology." Bret's follow-up Q: "So people would say, if you say it’s like an arms race, then we dealt with nuclear weapons and kind of a standoff with mutual assured destruction and worked with allies and enemies to say, 'We have got the stuff, too. Don’t think that you’re going to get away with anything.' So does that work against what you’re saying?" Coxon: "Unfortunately we know how to control nuclear weapons pretty much. We don’t yet know how to control AI. This is possibly the most dangerous technology that humanity has ever created. It’s basically out of science fiction. I think we have no other choice but to cooperate internationally..."
Peter J. Hasson35,420 次观看 • 1 个月前
This CNN interview with this antifa guy targeting Flock cameras is actually super revealing. He says he was radicalized by news coverage of the license plate readers that led him to believe that "for every crime that these cameras solve, there‘s 10 issues with them." It's more like thousands of crimes being solved for a handful of issues (which result in cops being fired so they can't do it again). Misleading coverage driving radicalization, once again
Peter J. Hasson47,155 次观看 • 2 个月前
没有更多内容可加载