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BANNON ON JD VANCE’S REPORTED AI PANIC MEETINGS: Having a call after this has happened is not acceptable. We’ve warned on this show for years that this day was coming. You have to lead, not react. H-1B visas, big problem. AI? That’s to the 10th power. Once the genie’s... show more

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