Google cuts ties with pro-Hamas protestors
by Kim Komando
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5:45 minutes
published 1 month ago
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All right, get ready for a tech treat, because following today's tech update, we're going to be showcasing a standout call for my weekend show. It's called The Kim Commando Show, of course. Google took a page from Disney's Playbook PRODUCT. After Disney ORG's failure with extremist woke politics, Google ORG wasn't about to take the same chance.I'm Kim Commando, brought to you by LinkedIn Jobs ORG, post a job for free, and find qualified candidates quickly at LinkedIn.com slash Kim PERSON. It's now clear most Americans NORP want nothing to do with wokeness. When Disney ORG went woke, visitors went home. As it turns out, most Americans support Israel GPE. At Google, whose very existence was threatened by Chad GPT,the company decided could not afford to get into the Israeli Hamas War EVENT. But some Googlers ORG thought otherwise. About 70 of them launched an in-company protest over Google's Project Nimbus, an AI cloud contract with Israel GPE. They called it no tech for apartheid, the goal to force Google ORG to cancel the Israeli contract. Google took swift action. Nine were arrested during a sit-in at Google ORG's offices. All were fired. Are you watching ColumbiaUniversity? This is how it's done. Join a half a million folks who get my free newsletter at get kim.com. All right, here's a fantastic call for my weekend show, the Kim Commando ORG show.That's a highlight reel right inside itself. Verl in Richmond, Virginia. Hello there, Verl PERSON. Hi, Kim PERSON.
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By the way, I'm not in Virginia. I'm in Richmond, Washington GPE.
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Oh, I'm sorry about that. Well, welcome from Richmond, Washington GPE.
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No, not Richmond, Richland GPE. R-I-C-H-L-A-N-D.
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Okay, well, we're going to get it right one time or another. Let's just start this, Mike.
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Let's cut all that out.
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Okay, so we're going to cut all that out. So we'rel, I'm going to say you, because it says Richmond, Virginia, or Washington. So where are you? Richland, Richland. Washington. Okay. All right, let's talk to Verl PERSON in Richland, Washington. Hello there, Verl.
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Hi, Kim. I've been listening to you for many years, but I haven't talked to you yet.
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This is the first time I've talked to you.
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Well, what are you ghosting me for all these years?
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What am I ghosting?
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That means you haven't come see me yet.
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I haven't talked to me. Sorry about that.
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That's all right.
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I want to say that I really enjoy your jolts and puns very much. See that, Mike? There's another one just telling you. Mike, after this show, I have to tell you, Earl PERSON. Mike will look at me going. You know what?Some of them are really bad. But thank you for your positive affirmation.
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Can I tell you a quick joke real quick before we start? Oh, yeah. Go ahead, bro. Okay. I have two sons. One loves basketball and one loves football.Well, the one that loves basketball, I knew he was going to play basketball because they started dribbling right after he was born. And the one that loves football, I'll spend thousands of dollars putting into college and all I'll give us a quarterback.
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I got it. You know what? Those are good ones, Burle PERSON. Those are good.
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And it's a good thing that people call me Verl because it's a good thing my parents named me Verl because that's what everybody calls me. All right, Verl PERSON.
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Okay.
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Enough in my corny jokes. Sir at the first one. Stop at the first one. I'm Okay. That's enough in mind.
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Corny Joe.
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Sorry, that the first one.
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Stop at the first one.
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Yeah, I'm going to stop at the first one, Earl PERSON.
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It's all right.
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I should have stopped at the first one.
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You're right.
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Okay.
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So, how can I help you? You're cute.
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How can I have you?
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Well, here's my question.
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I've written six and a half songs, and I have the music in my head, and I wrote down the words, but I'd love to notate them. I'd like to see the notes on paper for the music. If I want someone else to play it on the piano or guitar, I can hand him the music, and he can play it for me. So is there a computer that does that? If you sing a song into a computer, will it notate the music for you?
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So, Verl, can you sing, like, one line from it?
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Yes. You're the only girl in the world for me, baby. Can't you see what I'm trying to say? I can't help saying, I love your pretty baby, and I want to be with you every day. It's you and you alone. I had a light. Darling, I just love your pretty blue eyes. You're the only girl in the world for me, baby. And without you, without you, my heart cries.
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I like it, world. It's very good. Thank you. Thank you. All right, let me tell you about some apps for your
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phone. One is called Anthem Score PRODUCT. And that's the one I've actually used myself, although you sing much better than I do.
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And what it does is you just sing, and then we'll put all the notes down the bars for you.
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And then the other one's called Sing Scope PRODUCT.
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And then there's also a third one called Sing to Notes PRODUCT.
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And I know that that's a lot of information.
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I just passed along, Burrell PERSON. And so what we'll do is I'll shoot you an email over with the links to those apps. And for everybody else, we'll put them inside the command of community, along with Verl PERSON's jokes. Okay, no, just kidding. We're just going to put links to these apps that will convert your singing into sheet music so that somebody else can play it. And Verl PERSON, I'm so honored that you're saying that here on my show.That's amazing. Oh, big hugs for listening. Now, if, I'm so honored that you're saying that here on my show. That's amazing. Oh, big hugs for listening. Now, if you have a tech pickle that you want me to sort out, head over to commando.com and hit that email Kim PERSON button. I sift through every single email you send my way. Now, if you want the lowdown on the digital world every single day in your inbox,head over to get kim.com and just sign up for my free daily newsletter. You're going to love it.
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