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human
*raises eyebrows* Hi! Did you follow politics?
gpt
Hello there, I do follow, but not super closely, how about you?
human
*takes a step back* Yes, same here, only watched the recap of the recent State of Union address. As advanced as technology is these days, the White House still uses floppy disks for storing files! Possible security breach perhaps?
gpt
That is so hilarious, I don't even think you can buy those at a regular store anymore!
human
*body relaxes* Yeah, Amazon probably doesn't even carry them anymore! There was one president who got with times and that's George W. Bush who had solar panels installed on the back of the white house.
gpt
I had read that before, I also heard there were other presidents who took them down, and then put them back up. 
human
Why would they take them down? 
gpt
That I don't know, but that is why they say Bush put them 'back' on. 
human
Oh ok! I see. Well seeing that the secret service took four days to realize that bullets had struck the white house, I think they need to reevaluate their team and security processes.
gpt
That is just too crazy, I wouldn't feel very safe if I was the president and it took them that long. 
human
Yeah, maybe they need to copy what they do in Ireland and France and build twin buildings for safety. I wonder if that is better use of funds than building a wall?
gpt
You might be right, I am so sick of all the talk about the wall and all the fuss, seems like it is so pointless, if criminals want to enter or bring what they can, they will always find a way. 
human
*takes a step back* I couldn't agree more with you on that. Like in France, a man impersonated to be a government official and managed to sell the Eiffel tower, not once, but TWICE! If someone is going to do something, I think nothing's going to stop them.
gpt
Exactly!  Tells you everything you need to know about criminals doing what they will to get what they want, sometimes they get caught, but they will always try. 
human
Yeah totally! Are you familiar with the Geneva Conventions? I am not too familiar and was wondering why the US passed legislation that protects government employees from being prosecuted for violating the Geneva Conventions.
gpt
I am not too familiar no, but I also wonder that as well.  Sounds a bit fishy to me to be honest. 
human
*opens mouth slightly* Yeah, it seems rather risky giving that kind of 'immunity' t anyone! 
gpt
Yeah and to be an official, and to be granted immunity seems way too fishy.  They should be held to a higher standard if they are officials. 
human
Maybe there's records of the potential impact of that on Wikileaks since they were so brazen to publish secretive documents related to the government's plans to destroy them. How do you feel about Wikileaks?
gpt
I am not too sure how I feel, but it does show how easily those documents can get out, so I think it is good that they brought it to the attention of the government. 
human
Yeah, I learned a lot through the Snowden movie, wasn't too familiar with the story or news articles seemed biased until I saw that movie, but still have some degree of doubt and does raise a difficult question.
gpt
*eyes brighten* I still have to watch that one myself, but anyways, it was nice talking with you today, I hope you have a good day. 