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“It’s espionage.” Catherine Herridge reveals a terrifying possibility: China may have the ability to build a digital dossier on MILLIONS of Americans. Herridge warns that China’s collection of data goes far beyond voter rolls...and the scariest part is what that information could be used for. HERRIDGE: “China is one... of the biggest collectors of data on the planet.” “So if you take that 220 million voter rolls and you combine it with something called the SF-86, those are the security clearance applications that were compromised back in 2015, 22 million files.” “And then you combine it with all the health information that’s been hacked…” “You can really build this kind of digital composite of an individual and you can use that for, you know, voter registration fraud, you can use that for identity theft.” “And significantly, you can also use it to recruit American citizens to your efforts.” “So it’s not just about the collection of the data around the vote…” PAVLICH: “It’s espionage.” HERRIDGE: “Exactly.” Katie Pavlich Catherine Herridgeshow more

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BIG PICTURE: China 2020 Election Influence OPs Exploiting 220 million voter roles, combined with previously hacked healthcare and credit agency data, as well as 2015 breach of 22 million security clearance applications. This opens the door to fraudulent voter registration, identity theft, targeting US citizens for recruitment by China. My analysis Katie Pavlich NewsNation

BIG PICTURE: China 2020 Election Influence OPs Exploiting 220 million voter roles, combined with previously hacked healthcare and credit agency data, as well as 2015 breach of 22 million security clearance applications. This opens the door to fraudulent voter registration, identity theft, targeting US citizens for recruitment by China. My analysis Katie Pavlich NewsNation

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Investigative journalist Catherine Herridge says newly released documents appear to corroborate claims that intelligence officials purposely withheld information about China’s election influence operations. Herridge said one November 2020 email she reviewed referenced officials having “deliberately massaged” a presidential briefing to avoid direct links to the election. HERRIDGE: “Well, I think it’s a very significant announcement. Not only what he said, but the fact that they are releasing these documents so that we can really fact check the claims we heard this evening.” “I’ve been digging into the documents already and I found November 2020 email and it specifically states…it’s a conversation among intelligence officials…it specifically states that they have, ‘deliberately massaged’ one of our pending pdbs...” “That’s the president’s daily brief, to avoid any direct links to the election.” “And that is consistent with my reporting.” “I understand the whistleblower complaint alleged, I think we’re now seeing the emails, that there was an intentional effort to suppress intelligence about China’s influence operations.” “And this was, Katie, like a massive effort. What they call a multi domain operation. That means trade, it means diplomacy, it means open source information, it means social media.” “So all the levers of power, China had to influence U.S. election.” Catherine Herridge Katie Pavlich

Investigative journalist Catherine Herridge says newly released documents appear to corroborate claims that intelligence officials purposely withheld information about China’s election influence operations. Herridge said one November 2020 email she reviewed referenced officials having “deliberately massaged” a presidential briefing to avoid direct links to the election. HERRIDGE: “Well, I think it’s a very significant announcement. Not only what he said, but the fact that they are releasing these documents so that we can really fact check the claims we heard this evening.” “I’ve been digging into the documents already and I found November 2020 email and it specifically states…it’s a conversation among intelligence officials…it specifically states that they have, ‘deliberately massaged’ one of our pending pdbs...” “That’s the president’s daily brief, to avoid any direct links to the election.” “And that is consistent with my reporting.” “I understand the whistleblower complaint alleged, I think we’re now seeing the emails, that there was an intentional effort to suppress intelligence about China’s influence operations.” “And this was, Katie, like a massive effort. What they call a multi domain operation. That means trade, it means diplomacy, it means open source information, it means social media.” “So all the levers of power, China had to influence U.S. election.” Catherine Herridge Katie Pavlich

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We asked Angus about the future of robotics and AI training. “I built an industrial-grade kinematic solver for 6 degrees of freedom motion, with full path planning and joint control." "You can stream AI model outputs into it, or run it like a traditional industrial robot." "The benefit of that is all of that information you can stream and record from those joints… you can use that as the training data." "Frankly, moving a robot with a lever is really crap data for training robots. But this gives you smooth, high-quality motion, without needing two robots.”

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🚨 BREAKING: Minnesota Rep. Pam Altendorf slams Secretary of State Steve Simon on voter roll integrity "We have a secretary of state who on one hand claims our voter rolls are clean, and on the other hand says 'but you can't verify it. You cannot see the data.' "I'm not asking for any information that would be deemed private. We are asking to be able to verify that the voter rolls are clean. That should be a minimal expectation in Minnesota." Altendorf continued to sound the alarm about "the abnormalities" that she's seeing in Hennepin County's voter rolls, "like 12 people at one, one-bedroom apartment."

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