Good morning, everyone. It is a busy day on this Wednesday. We're on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange with Jim Kramer to break everything down. Jim, I want to start with your interview with Elizabeth Warren last night on Mad Money. She says Equifax executives, they're going to get away with this. Here they are. Senator Warren is one of a hundred, but the Republicans have the majority and there seems to be no impetus other than Senator Warren to really look into what this hack, which could be 140 million people with the most private information imaginable, exactly your worst nightmare.  I know a lot of fund managers are buying the stock saying it's way overblown and it's going to come right back up. And that's the way Wall Street works. They don't really care about this. They feel like the stock's come down a tremendous amount and that Equifax will get through it fine. And I agree with Senator Warren. This is not a political issue. This is an issue of how can this man keep his job? How can the board of directors stay on? One of the members of the board is the former CEO of Citrix. We had an excellent corporate governor's conference for the street and we had another CEO, former CEO of Citrix, who was presenting his company as the ultimate cybersecurity company. So you've got a former CEO of the ultimate cybersecurity company on the board. This is not an uninformed board. They did many things that are the exact opposite of what Federal Express did, which has come out and tell everyone, even though Federal Express was a hack that involved their own earnings and not customers. And look, I think that Senator Warren's shameless, right, they're shameless, but that's what you do. Corporate America, keep your head down. And unless you have a different administration, you keep your head down. It's a very smart strategy. Get away with it. And one thing I wanted to highlight from your interview, she said that the hackers can sit on this data and then use it against us years from now. I think that I have worked with my assistant to try to figure out how to change your social security number. I now check my balance every single day. And I do that because I think that those who don't will be surprised about what happens here. There's just too much information out there. And those of us who have applied for loan in this period, we should presume that we're hacked. Now, you and Senator Warren also talked about Wells Fargo. She brought up your interview with John Stumpf from last year. Yeah, that was a very nice reference. But what she was saying was that not enough heads have fallen. Now, she's reacting. The CFSB gave them a slap on the wrist. I did say it could have been $10 billion, but they ended up settling on a much lower number. That report came out yesterday from the House of Financial Services. What I think is most important here is that once again, boards of directors, there's no real big shake up there. There's no auto committee change of any magnitude. There's someone they did bring analysts to do, and that's good that they brought in a new person. But what matters with Wells Fargo is that will there be continual liability? And the answer is that there will be liability, but all it will do is shrink the price earnings multiple of Wells Fargo, not really impact their business other than the fact that you will not get that tremendous double-digit cross-selling that had made people so excited. What I thought was really smart about what Senator Warren said was that the cross-selling is what inflated the stock price. And that's totally true. The reason why people like the stock of Wells Fargo is if you open one account, you open many accounts, and they were getting much more out of their customers than everyone else. And what she was saying was, listen, everyone else should be envious and was envious, because in truth, they all were having the same business model that Wells will have now. And so therefore, I think it will depress the earnings a bit, and it's got the same price earnings multiple as some of the others. At Action Alerts, we like Citi. We still think Citi's cheap, and we like Key. We think Key is cheap. The premium multiple stock in the group is PNC. They had a fantastic quarter. But what matters to me is that Warren's right about that they're going to get away with it, too, even though we're talking about millions, millions of bogus accounts. And it's just incredible to me that they get away with it. If you read the Sherman and Sterling report, more than 90 pages investigation, it's not a whitewash. It basically says that there was a culture that allowed this to go on, and it really does put too much emphasis on Carrie Tolstead, I think, who was fired, but does say that their community bank division was running them up. And so the investigation comes out and nothing happens. And some of it is because we have Democrats that are in the minority and they would be the ones that would be calling for something. And I just say that, look, this is the new world. Regulation is out of the norm now, and we are in a period where there is not going to be a lot of regulatory reaction to negatives. And, Jim, while we're talking about banks, how should we be watching the financial sector with the Fed meeting today? Well, look, I mean, I think that, first of all, I think that when you think that there's going to be a win-win, then in other words, if they raise rates or say they're going to raise rates in December, that should be a win for the banks. If they say they're going to sell bonds, that should be a win for the banks. So therefore, what they're going to do is they're going to send the banks down. I mean, that's exactly what they're doing. Now, why? Because the banks have been going up for the last few days.  Don't take the first bite. Don't do it 201. Today's a press conference. Janet Yellen has often had substantive press conferences. I hope someone asks her what Elizabeth Warren is asking, which is, will she move on the board of directors' wells? Now, I don't think she will, again, because we are in a period of regulation light. In another era, perhaps they would remove these directors. Jim, you mentioned FedEx's hack earlier. Let's talk about their earnings. You were struck by the e-commerce on steroids. Yeah. Fred Smith said that at the end. It was a very, very bullish conference call. And people say, well, wait a second. The stock was down four. Why didn't it go down lower? And the answer is this was the most telegraphed hack. And they reiterated their guidance if it weren't for the hacks. So this was a very special call, a very positive call. And it must be read, because what it says, first of all, is how terrible the hacks can be. This was cyber-terrorism from state-sponsored. But more important is that the growth of e-commerce is so powerful and the growth of the world's economies are so powerful that you've got a lot to like. What also must be read is your real-money column on FedEx. You put FedEx on the same level as Boeing and Caterpillar. What did you mean by that? Yeah, well, because I think that people are always looking for a way to play worldwide growth. Boeing's up 16%. Caterpillar's up 30%. FedEx is up half of Caterpillar interesting opportunity. Go to realmoney.com for more on that. Also, Adobe reporting earning some investors worried about their guidance. Well, I mean, Adobe, you never, you haven't heard in a long time that I can think of the words disappointing and the words that basically said that they weren't happy with one of their businesses.  The experience cloud encompasses their most important fast-growing cloud. But Shantanu Narayan very quickly said, listen, it's not competitive. It's not like there's numbers being driven down by competition. They're going to catch up. It's longer sale cycle because of bigger deals. We sold the stock for action alerts. I am actively looking at this thing goes back down to where below we sold it. I think we may have to come right back to the stocks. Club members, stay tuned. That's big news. Okay, we'll watch for that. Another earnings report, Bed, Beth and Beyond, terrible quarter all around. I mean, there's a report where they're completely out of touch with their own company. I mean, they own the total one point about excellent execution. Then they admit there's too much couponing, that the expense structure is not good. They should have talked about the fact that the same-store sales were disappointing again. A huge slashing guidance. The company, the stock, if you read, get rich carefully. We talk about that the stock, they were buying back stock, buying back stock, they bought back stock all the way down. It is a bad buyback in retrospect. It was a huge waste to their money. And I think that I would like maybe do a piece focusing on how what a waste of money this buyback was. The company is being Amazon writ large. Almost everything that you can buy at a Harmon or buy at a Bed, Beth can be bought on Amazon. They have an e-commerce business. There's nothing there. One King's Lane is a good business, but that's too small. And I've got to tell you, this was an embarrassing obstacle in the part of Bed, Beth and Beyond. Can I just say the only reason I go to Bed, Beth and Beyond is for my Soda Stream refill. Do you ever go there? Yes, I do. I actually like Bed, Beth, because it's right down the block for me. So if I go and get towels and stuff like that, but I like Harmon, it's right down the block for me. But my wife just orders all this stuff online. Totally. All right, Jim. Moving on, Toshiba reportedly selecting a group led by Bain. Well, this is amazing, because Western Digital has been over and over again. You can't buy this. They're the partner via their Sandus acquisition. And there's just no way that this deal is going to be able to be done. Bain comes out and says, hey, listen, we don't care. We don't care that Western Digital says this. We are going to do this deal. And it's a remarkable thing. One of the reasons why we sold Western Digital for Action Awards at a really big profit, and we said it was going to be a trade, is this precisely what we feared, it's precisely what happened, and we're glad we got out. And because of the decline in DRAM and up in disk drive prices, we cannot get back in it. Their flash business is still up. There was a good note today from Deutsche Bank about how flash and DRAM prices are holding up. But remember, Western Digital is flash and disk drive, and disk drive prices are not holding up. Jim, we talked about your interview with Senator Warren, but you had another big one yesterday, Nelson Peltz. Do you think he's going to win? I've got to tell you, I think that some of the things about Nelson at Proctor are not as exactly as I would put them if I calculated the numbers too early to tell. But Nelson Peltz also said that millennials don't want these legacy brands, but David Teller told you that his brands are doing well with millennials. Again, disputed facts, and not enough information. I do believe that if you look at what Unilevers are doing with smaller brands, they're having better luck. But it may not be luck, it may be skill. Proctor's up. Some of it is because of Nelson Peltz.  But I am not sure. I do believe that Nelson Peltz, his record was distorted by the Proctor people. His record is better than they said it is. I really enjoy the interview. Staying with these consumer stocks, Johnson and Johnson downgraded a gold man. Very questionable downgrade. It was Jamie Rubin just saying listen, the valuation is stretched and the consumer business is not that good. This has been the same rap for 20 points. Johnson and Johnson did a very good acquisition. It's run by Alex Skorsky. You can sell it. Then you got to get back in at 127. I can't advise people to do that. Alright, Jim Cramer, a busy day. We'll leave it there. Thank you so much as always for more information on the stocks. Jim mentioned please head back to TheStreet.com.


Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen, I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach and I'm on WW personal points. Happy Saturday, it is Saturday, so you know what that means, it is grocery haul day. So if you are excited for another grocery haul with some new food finds, give this video a huge thumbs up. Make sure you're subscribed and your bell notification is turned on because I do a grocery haul every Saturday and I upload five videos per week. Check out the description box down below for nutrition coaching, where I offer personalized to you macros and calories. Highly recommend, can't recommend enough to reach your weight loss goals as well as one-on-one coaching if you would like to chat with me directly. Links, discounts to all my favorite things and don't forget, come join our Facebook group, we'd love to have you. So let's jump into the grocery haul, what's on my menu for dinners and of course what you'll see Monday for meal prep, you're not gonna wanna miss it. So here is this week's grocery haul. All I went to as far as stores this week is Walmart. We didn't need a ton of groceries.  Trader Joe's got a lot there. So this is exactly what we need to make it through the week. So let me show you what I picked up. First thing is a case of water. We are going through lots of water between Troy golfing, me going to the gym. I've been really loving aquafina. I don't know why, but it's kind of been my water of choice lately. So I picked up a whole case of that. Some Daisy light sour cream. This is just to have on hand. We use sour cream a lot. I picked up the Philadelphia whipped garlic and herb. I was debating between the chive and the garlic and herb. I want to try a turkey sandwich dupe that I've been thinking a lot about. That sounds really good. If it turns out good, I'll share it with you guys in Wednesday's what I eat in a day, but I needed some cream cheese for that and I really prefer the whipped. I just think it spreads a little bit easier. Some Country Crock light butter for Troy. That is his favorite butter. And by the way, the Country Crock light is a lot more affordable than the I can't believe it's not butter light. I'm talking three or $4 less. I ended up grabbing the Shamrock Farms cottage cheese. I really wanted good culture, but I didn't want to go to Sprouts just for cottage cheese. So I picked up the big one of this. I have been eating a lot of cottage cheese. It is such a great way to get in protein and it's been my go-to morning or afternoon snack. My friend Kelly told me about these when I was in San Diego and I've never tried them and I spotted them at Walmart. So I picked one up. These are the chicken at the sea infusions. So basically what it is is it's a flavored tuna and this is the lemon and thyme. I love lemon anything. I love thyme. And I thought that this would be really great to take on the go. It even comes with a fork and it has 22 grams of protein and only 140 calories. They also had a smoked one. I decided to try this one if I like it, I'll definitely pick up some more. But what a great way to get in protein and you can even take it with you. I needed a can of corn for a dinner recipe. So I just grabbed the no salt added. I also needed bacon bits for a recipe and plus we like to have these on hand for salads, baked potatoes. These are really good to throw over little mini roasted potatoes as well. I mean, who doesn't love bacon on pretty much everything. Some prune juice for Troy, we already know. A couple of different cheeses. First a light fiesta blend for a dinner recipe and then a huge bag of part skim mozzarella because I am making chapels again. You guys unanimously requested more chocolate recipes. So we're going to make one for breakfast in meal prep. Stay tuned after the grocery haul for what's on my menu for dinners and what you'll be seeing Monday for meal prep. I also picked up some paper plates because it's super convenient. Bagel thin. So my plan is to use a bagel thin, some of the cream cheese, some turkey and I don't know what else but I'm going to make a really decadent turkey sandwich and I thought that on a bagel thin would be really good. You could toast it, not toast it. I was debating between the plain and the everything but I think for the sandwich idea I have the plain makes a little more sense. So again, if it works out, stay tuned for that in Wednesdays what I eat in a day. I did grab some more eggs because I've been doing a lot of the egg whites cheese on an English muffin for breakfast. I actually shared that little breakfast idea in this Wednesdays two days ago, three days ago what I eat in a day. So I'll link that video down below if you missed it. I needed some baking chocolate for my meal prep and I grabbed the milk chocolate because it was on sale. And then I spotted this when I was grabbing some produce and this is the fruit and cheese bites. It was on clearance for $1.90. It expires on the fourth. I'm currently shopping on the third so I'll definitely eat it before then. It's only 180 calories for the whole thing and there's grapes, apples, cheese. I thought this would be a great little snack. There is also seven grams of protein. Some 1% milk for Troy. And then for produce I just got my imperfect foods order. I shared that haul in Wednesdays what I eat in a day too. Again, that is linked below but I did need some celery and some green onions. So I did swing through the clothing clearance at Walmart and I found a couple of super cute things. So first I grabbed this little tank top. It's in a size medium, I think. Nope, size large. It was $4 and it's really cute. It has the buttons in the front and then it kind of has some texture on it. I thought it was really cute and would be a perfect for working out. And then I saw these denim shorts also on clearance for $7. I got a size large junior. So it's an eight to 10 in women's which is what I wear. And I thought that these were cute with the little tie waist and they're not super, super short. So I won't be self-conscious about all my loose skin on my thighs. So those were $7 and the tank top was $4. So that is everything that I picked up for the week. Let's jump into what's on my menu for dinners and what you'll see Monday for meal prep. So here is what is on the menu for dinners this week. So today's Saturday, always and out to dinner day. Sunday I'm making loaded chicken and potatoes. You will see this recipe in Wednesday's what I eat in a day. So stay tuned for that. And then on Monday, we're going to have a pizza night, Tuesday's leftovers, Wednesday's tacos and Thursday I'm making meatloaf. I found a recipe that claims to be the best meatloaf ever. So we're gonna make it and test that out for ourselves. And Friday is leftover so we can finish up everything from earlier in the week. And here's what you'll be seeing in Monday's meal prep. By popular, popular, popular, the mainland I am making truffle French toast sticks. We're making a healthy spin on those not so healthy French toast sticks. Lunch is going to be cheesy taco pasta. I've been craving pasta so I'm definitely doing that. And then I'm making peanut butter balls. These are chocolate dipped low carb peanut butter balls. So stay tuned on Monday for all three recipes in meal prep. Thank you for joining me for this week's WW grocery haul. She was small but she was mighty. I'm really excited for all the recipes this week. And equally maybe even more excited for what I have in store for you for Monday's meal prep. If you enjoyed the grocery haul, give it a thumbs up. 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Call all hands, beat the quarters! Tabard battery! One broadside into it, if you please, Captain Bush. Pointes on target! Blin stops ready! Aye aye sir! You bad CS foresters, indomitable man of the sea. Horatio Hornblower! And far removed from those days of stress and expelosive, my old friend and colleague, Captain Bush, is still a poignant memory. At that time, when it only just occurred, it seemed unbearable. Unbelievable. But as I sat receiving Colonel Dobbs' report in my room at the Hotel de Ville, I realized that I could hope no longer. It seems that when Bush laid his bolts off the river to attack the powder barges, his own bolt was last seen right beside the bars that blew up. Well, if that's the case, there would have been no chance whatever of his survival. I fear not, sir. General Hewell says that he found and buried the remains of a number of men, but none was identifiable. I see. Poor Bush. He served with me for the greater part of my career, you know. It was why we were escaping from our imprisonment in France that he lost his leg, and only for this. He died in action, sir. He would have wished that.  The Allied armies are already closing in on Paris. If only Bush had survived this one last skirmish, he would have enjoyed peace and retirement. I doubt if he would have enjoyed retirement, sir. Captain Bush was his colleague. So what is it, Captain Hardt? A soup of war gazelle, just ending harbours her. She's wearing the Bourbon flag at a main, and signaling that she has onboard the Duchess of Orleans. Has she by thunder? Haven't I had enough trouble making the Duke behave without his wife as well? Oh, well. I'll have to receive her on the key, I suppose. Tell the Duke a range of bad salutes, sir. Brown? Where's Brown? Where's Martin? My dress coat and sword, Brown. Deeply honoured, Your Royal Highness. Oh, no, no. Not your ratio. The honour is mine. Thank you. Do you not see what I have brought? Open your eyes, man.  What's she got to do with Barbara? Her ratio. My dear, why do you not arrange a less dramatic meeting? This unbridled embrace is hardly fitting before royalty. Every collection of tangent, even royal embraces were not bridled. You have a beautiful and most accomplished wife's ratio. Was it not a pleasant surprise? It was most pleasant. You're very kind, Your Royal Highness. The Lord Carcerer thought the Duchess ought to come here, so I asked if I might come too. It was an inspiration, in which I'm divinely grateful, my dear. You overwhelm me, her ratio. For me, for my formal attitude, I could not help myself. My mind was in a turmoil. Dad, though I was to see her again, I feared the distraction her presence might bring. After all, the mainspring of my life was my professional duty. As I let her to our quarters in the hotel, the sentries and orderlies sprang to attention, and Dobbs and Hyde gaped at the spectacle, the governor ushering in a lady, and the more so, as that lady was the sister of England's hero, the Duke of Wellington. You are pleased to see me? Of course. Of course, dear. It's just, I can hardly believe that you are here. Little Richard is well and happy. Good. He talks unceasingly, and he still digs. His corner of the shrubbery looks as though an army of badges lived there. I have some drawings of his in my trunk. Though one could hardly say that they display an inertial artistic ability, I... Sorry to disturb you, sir, but the dispatchers brought by the gazelle are important. Yes, very well. I'll come to the office. Excuse me, my dear. Boney's been beaten again, sir. He has, well. The Prussians are taking soissons, sir, and cut up two of Boney's army corps. But that's not all. London's going to put some forces at our disposal at last. Perhaps at last I shall be able to launch a campaign against Paris. What are the forces? Militia, sir. They've begun to volunteer for foreign service. Now that the war is nearly over, and we can have as many battalions as we want. Militia, I wonder what their military capacities are. We shall lead a general to command them. I suppose a general will be senior in rank to me. Would that lead to complications? Well, we'd better write some letters, Dobbs. There's just time before dinner. We can't demand Bill and the lady with him is his sister. It's amazing how many people are here. I'd never seen such a variety of uniforms even at our own courts. They're better respectful. I'd call it a secrecy. I prefer the discipline respect of the Navy. You think we were royalty from the way they bowed and scraped? You really should try to accept homage graciously, dear. After all, we... you are entitled to it. Oh, you may be. I'm not. You love this sort of thing, and it suits you.  How do you do? Yes, yes, a delightful voyage, thank you. They really are most pleasant people. Oh, by the way, Barbara, you didn't know, um... Bush is dead. What? Yes, he was killed four days back. He was leading... Oh, I'm so sorry, my dear. I didn't think that... Oh, please. Please let us wait here a moment. I can't go in yet. Oh, Horatio. Well, why did you have to tell me now? I'm sorry. All of that threshold of royal reception. It was cruel. I'm sorry, Barbara. I spoiled your evening. I'm sorry. I really didn't mean... Of course, I... You know, I forgot. You enjoy this sort of thing, and... There are Excellencies, the Governor, and Milady Balbara on board. Something new happened? Yes, sir. Good morning, Milady. Please pardon my intrusion. Yes, sir. Dispatch from the army. The frogs have gone, sir. Gone? Upsticken away, sir. General Keough left for Paris last night. There's not a French soldier left in wrong. But, by heaven's stop, this is sensational. Burn-up art must be desperate for troops to defend Paris. By recalling Keough, he's left all Normandy at home this evening. Yes, sir. I wondered if you'd have any orders in the light of this news. Well, yes. Tell Howard... No, I'll tell him myself. Excuse me, my dear.  Sorry. I was taught at school that Drake had time to finish his game and beat the Spaniards, too. That's quite right, my dear. Go and have some coffee, officer. Thank you. This is victory. This is the end. Do you really think so? I know it in my soul. That man who has bathed the world in blood is about to fall. Do you realize, Barbara, that the world has been at war with children, and now it will be peace? Peace? I hardly know what it means. I shall have to enter Rouen in state. The royalists must be kept happy. Wait a minute. If I haven't, I've got an idea. We'll rub in the lesson that it's England's sea power which has turned the scale in this war. Colonel Dobbs... Yes, sir. ...worn Howard to have the flame and the imported chaeli ready to get underway. We'll take the Duke and Duchess up to Rouen by water. Horatio, what a splendid idea. May I come, too? Well, why not? Tell Howard it's to be a sort of state voyage. Warm the captains to see about accommodation. Our entry into Rouen shall be one of the most famous naval locations in British history. It was like heaven to tread a deck again and have my broad pen and hoisted, even though the bore bone white and gold flew beside it. We bowled up the estuary at a full eight knots, but I knew that when the river narrowed, it might be a different story. I was happy again, and Barbara was happy to see me so. Even the Duke condescended to engage us in conversation, and it seemed no time at all before luncheon was announced. The party trooped the loam, the women squealing at the lowness of the decks and the difficulties of the companion. But hardly was I seated when Freeman slipped in and whispered to him, Carterbeck is inside, sir. He asked me to let you know. Carterbeck, thank you. I'll come up. Please, pardon me, your Royal Highness, ladies, my presence is required on deck. That's Carterbeck, sir. The top of the reach looks a little nasty slight. It does indeed. I begin to understand the nature of the explosion that caused Captain Bush's life. Look at those houses. Everyone has been cut off six or eight feet from the ground. The churches could have, sir, except the roof and the windows, but the key is in ruins. This must have been devastating. After the war, I went to erect a monument on the riverbank there above the key in honor of Bush. Before the day was over, I had regretted bringing the royal party by water. They were like a crowd of silly children and as difficult to manage in the cramped confines of the brig. For myself, I slept that night in a hammock slung on deck, and soon after dawn, we rounded a bend in the river and could see the cathedral towers of Rwamaw in the distance. But navigation was very difficult. It was early afternoon before we swung round the last bend and anchored in full sight of the city. Barbara joined me on deck. What a beautiful city. And how quiet it seems. I'm afraid it will be my business to wake it up. Barbara, look at those soaring Gothic towers. Yes. You know, it's strange to think that they looked down on the burning of Joan of Arc. Ah, here comes the man. We're gathering on the keys. Oh, here's the duke. Ah, I do. I see no sign of any deputation of greeting, sir Royce. No, your Royal Highness. I think it might be wise that if I went to shore first to carry out a survey. Martin, my boat. Where is the reception for his Royal Highness? Why are there no salutes being fired? Why are the church bells not ringing? Your Excellency, we did not know you. Your Excellency, we did not know if we were not certain. You know the Royal standard. You know that his Highness was on his way here to Roan. Well, there had been rumors. Yes, but your Excellency would understand in the present unsettled state of affairs.  Is that it? Well, I guess. His Royal Highness is very seriously annoyed, Mr. Mayor. If you wish to regain his favor and that of his Majesty the King, who will follow him, you will make all the amends in your path. A deputation of every person of importance must be on hand two hours from now to welcome his Royal Highness. But, Your Excellency, if General Bonaparte should return... Every person of importance. Note will be taken of who is present and who is absent. The church bells can begin to ring immediately. The streets will be decorated in accommodation provided for his Royal Highness and his suite. But, Monsieur, you do not understand all that this implies. It means... It means the joy of going to have to decide whether to enjoy the King's favor or not. That's the choice before you. And also the guillotine, if General Bonaparte should prevail. France is free again. A wise man will not hesitate for a moment. My armies at your gates, my ships, could blow up your time to pieces. But that's not the manner in which his Royal Highness wishes to enter. Rouen, Monsieur Le Mayor, time presses. Come on. Your Excellency leaves me no choice. It shall be as you wish, though my life becomes forfeit from this moment. Your care shall be my special charge, Monsieur. This is a ride in this carriage. I think it's wiser for my servant, Lady Barbara, to ride with you as far as the hotel. It... it was a very small reception. Well, all the notables of the city were present, save those who had already fled. The city is decorated. The white flags are out. Your Royal Highness is accepted. Yet the crowds are very silent, huh? They are numbed with disaster and do not know which way to turn. For all they know, Bonaparte may yet return himself. He will not return. I am here. Oh, what's that? Who is it? It's the Barton Hughes. Make him in, sir. Well, just wait a moment. What's the matter, dear? It's... it's Dobbs. It must be important. I... um... Yes? What is it, Dobbs? It's over, sir. Bonie's abdicated, Lucius, in Paris. Abdicated by him? Victory, Dobbs? The end of 20 years' war? And it's official, sir. Here's the dispatch. Well, the Duke must be towed. Is the King still in England? What does the dispatch say? Horatio, what is it? Uh, it's all right, Dobbs. I'll be with you in five minutes as soon as I dress to you. Yes, wait for Duke and tell him I'm coming. Right, sir. I'll tell him immediately. Barbara... Barbara, darling, it's... it's peace. Look in your park and serve it. This is a bit better way of coming to Paris than the last time you came this way. It certainly is, Martin. I was a prisoner then, coming to be shot. Now we ride in as conquerors. Still I'd rather sail in, sir, any day. Yeah. Well, I'm finishing brute resources, too. Oh, what's the matter with it? Looks a very good horse to me, Martin. Oh, he's all right. Shall I try to love him, sir? He won't love no more. He falls off three points every time. He pulls me arms out, sir, trying to keep him close old. Yes, we'll drop back now, Martin. Um, attention, everybody. Swat it out. All Paris is watching. Oh, dear, wonderful. But do you mean to tell me that you've had this parchment for two days and have not read it? It's not like that today, but I've been busy, my dear. Busy? Oh, I know that it's only married to you, but still, listen, listen, let me read it to you. Oh, very well, my dear. Listen, as the grandeur and stability of the British Empire depend chiefly upon the knowledge and experience in maritime affairs, we esteem those worthy of the highest honour who exert themselves in maintaining our dominion over the sea. Yes, yes, yes. We needn't read all that there. It goes on for hours. England at least knows your value. And listen, the parchment ends. It is just, therefore, that we should distinguish with higher titles a subject who has so eminently served us in his country, both as monuments of his own merit and to influence others into a love and pursuit of virtue. Oh, I am very proud of you, dear. There are only two or three cases in history of a naval officer being raised at the pierage before attaining flag rank. I congratulate you, my lord. Haven't said that I can live up to it. Lord Hornblower of small bridge in the county of Kent. Knight of the Bath and the baronet of the United Kingdom. I'd give every title and every order to have dear, honest old Bush back at my side. Michael Redgrave is based on the novels by C. S. Forrester. Music composed and conducted by Sidney Torch. Produced by Harry Alan Towers.


Daily Tech News show is made possible by its listeners, thanks to all of you, including Dale McKayhee, Matt Zaglin, Kelly Cook, and our new patrons, Todd Zilla and Dwayne. Welcome Todd Zilla and Dwayne! Woohoo! On this episode of DTNS, would you charge for meta content? It sure wants you to. What will some of the latest lawsuits against open AI end up with? And three cheers for video game preservation. This is the Daily Tech News for Thursday, February 29th, 2024, from Studio Animal House, I'm Sarah Lane. From Columbus, Ohio, I'm Rob Dunwood. And from Deep in the Heart of Texas, I'm Justin Robert Young. And I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang. Happy Leap Day, everybody! Hey! Happy Leap Day! How are we doing? May the leap be with you. Yeah, and also with you. Let's get right into the quick hits. Starting today, Ford electric vehicles now get access to Tesla's superchargers across the United States and Canada. Ford is the first non-Tesla EV maker to use the North American charging standard, or NACS, with other automakers expected to also switch over. Current Ford EV owners must first order the fast charging adapter. It's free to new and existing clients and the Blue Oval Charge Network until June 30th of this year. After that, it'll cost $230. Starting in 2025, Ford EVs will come standard with the NACS charging system. Bitcoin is climbing back into the news cycle now that it is on track for the biggest monthly gain since December 2020 amid an exchange traded fund or ETF boost since the approval of the launch of SpotBitcoin ETFs in the US in January. Bitcoin is the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization and was up 2.74% this morning at $62,062, having been up as much as $63,933 overnight, the highest since late 2021. We're back, baby! Maybe. I don't know. I don't have any Bitcoin. Wish I did. Google's standalone mobile app YouTube Create is made to help creators to produce both shorts and longer form videos by offering an easy to use suite of free tools for making videos on the go. YouTube Create launched in beta testing last fall, since expanded to over a dozen more markets, including Brazil, Spain, Canada, Australia, and Hong Kong. Google is hoping to capture more of that market that prefers to use standalone tools for editing videos, similar to how some TikTok creators prefer to use CapCut to prep their videos before they publish. The Biden administration launched an investigation into Chinese-made vehicles, arguing that software and digital connections in modern cars could be used to spy on Americans or sabotage the vehicles themselves. President Biden compared modern cars to smartphones since they can both collect and share data with the cloud. The investigation led by the Commerce Department won't place any immediate restrictions on the import or sell of Chinese manufactured automobiles, but the agency can prohibit or restrict sales if it finds serious risk. Consumer reports found that multiple brands of doorbells produced by the same company, Eken Group, which is based out of China, selling for between $30 and $40, have some serious vulnerabilities, things like sending your IP address over Wi-Fi without encryption, or letting anyone take over the doorbell by putting the pairing button on the front of the device facing the outside, also letting anybody who could get the serial number of the doorbell access images and video feed. Now none of the devices have an FCC ID, that is a requirement to be sold in the US. That said, they're currently being sold on Amazon, Walmart, Sears, Shain, and Timu marketplaces. All right, Rob, let's talk about what's going on with Meta and the EU. Yeah, let's talk about it, because there's an interesting article on TechCrunch today that highlights a set of complaints from consumer rights groups about Meta switch last year to charging users in the European Union for ad-free subscriptions for access to Facebook and their Instagram, unless they agree to be tracked and profiled so that it can keep targeting them as part of its ad business. Aid groups are essentially saying that the consentor pay choice doesn't meet the high bar set by the law, which requires consent to be free, specific, informed, and unambiguous, and goes on to suggest that Meta is seeking to coerce consumers into accepting its processing of their personal data. So I read through this, and I'm not trying to hold any weight for Meta at all, but what are they supposed to do? It's like the law says, well, give people a choice to get their data. That's what they do, or they charge you if you choose not to have your data collected. And these consumer rights groups are saying, no, that's not good enough. So I don't know what happens to Facebook if this comes to fruition, as far as what these consumer groups are hoping. Well, with the understanding being that the European Union wakes up every day and looks at a mirror, which I assume is very fancy because it's the EU, they say, what can we regulate today? This is the standard operating procedure for that body. But this is the logical conclusion of trying to regulate what is an obviously pernicious, but very, very profitable business and social media. It is nobody's favorite, but the idea of data being a resource is very much having its moment. I agree with you, Rob. I don't know what Facebook is supposed to do here. Either we can come to an understanding meaning that you can use a free service to connect with people, and we make money based on the traffic that you create in this closed garden, or we can't because that's the business model. I mean, is there a world where in a world where Facebook can't collect data and also can't charge people? I mean, in certain smaller markets, I think maybe you could get away with that, with the company saying like, yeah, sure, okay, we'll do a little kickback for you. I can't think of any world where the European Union and its users who either, okay, so this is, they have a choice. They can just deal with data collection, or they can pay for a meta product that does not collect. That seems fairly reasonable, unless you're meta, because that is a company that there's so much broken trust already over the last few years that I just, I get why meta is being targeted specifically here. At the same time, it's like, do you just say, well, okay, we don't make money anymore, so I guess we'll just give you a free product, and that's all good too. That doesn't work. That's not reasonable. Yeah, like I said, I'm not trying to carry any water for meta, but what does a company do when the government may tell them, it's like, here's the deal. Give us free stuff, and you can't make money off of the free stuff you give us. Even worse than that, you need to now pay more money for this because there needs to be some sort of kickback to the user. Yeah, it's interesting. So these consumer groups are based in eight countries located in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, France, Norway, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain, and they're arguing that meta has no legal basis for processing people's data for ad targeting under the blocks general data protection regulation or GDPR. And it's interesting that they have no right because the right, I think meta believes they have is that we asked you, do you want to pay or do you want to, I think that's kind of what they're assuming is like, hey, we're going to give you a choice. You could pay us to not, for us not to collect your data, or we can collect your data and you can continue to use this site free as you always have. So this will be an interesting thing because it fundamentally changes their business model. If they're told you cannot charge people and you cannot collect data on people to sell ads to them. Well, I do think that there is something that if you draw this line going out far enough that either social media becomes something that is heavily, heavily, heavily regulated by the state or it just doesn't exist in the European Union. Like there would have to be some kind of very specific carve out or, you know, regulation even beyond what we have right now for it to continue to exist. We say things over here, like tell us what the law is so we can abide by it. And that's what Facebook did. It's like, no, you're doing what we told you to do, but it's not good enough. So like I said, like I said, Facebook is a big company, they've got lawyers, they can figure this out. But this is just interesting that we still want the free, but we don't want you to collect our data if you're giving us free stuff. I will say specifically in their pushback is that even if they were, even as an option, they're not allowed to do that. In other words, collect consumer data for a target. Would it be conceivable for other demographic data or other kind of user data to be collected for another purpose that isn't specifically around ad targeting? How do you mean? For example, if you could, you could pulling information or anything like that where you're not, you're not out and out just selling, you're not selling an ad spot to a potential pair of eyeballs, right? You could, is there another way, I'm asking, is there another way to collect different data that you can make money off by not selling it, but by using it for something else? Not without fundamentally rewiring the entire business model that Metta has perfected over the years. And before the show, I was telling Rob, most likely what they'll probably do is offer just a very cut down, what I see happening is having a very cut down free version of the service where it's more of you get to follow people, but you don't get to interact with them and or potentially just bundling it as a service in partnership with another company like ISP or mobile phone provider, a data provider. Yeah, this is a lot of regulation that is coming down on Metta, so we're going to have to see where this one goes. But just to change gears a little bit, the US Securities and Exchange Commission has launched an investigation in the open AI CEO Sam Altman's communications when he was fired and then quickly rehired a CEO late last year. The idea was to determine if the company investors were misled during what boardroom crisis, you know, went on when he was dismissed for lack of candor before an employee revolt and which led back to his restoration less than two weeks later. The Wall Street Journal sources say that the SEC is looking for internal records from current and former open AI officials and directors and sent a subpoena to open AI in December. Open AI is also facing a couple more lawsuits. One is a joint suit by Raw Story and Alternate, a separate one filed by the Intercept, all in federal court in New York City. Both complaints allege Open AI's chat GPT violated the DMCA, Digital Copyright Millennium Act. I think Millennium Copyright Act is the way to say it actually, which is supposed to not acknowledge or respect copyright, not to notify chat GPT users when the responses they received were protected by journalist copyrights and not to provide attribution when using the works of human journalists. So it's supposed to do one thing. It didn't do that. So says the the alleged plaintiffs. Microsoft is also a defendant in the Intercept's lawsuit. John Byrne, the CEO of both Raw Story and Alternate told the Daily Beast both companies have since blocked both chat GPT and Google's BARD systems from accessing their data. So that's something that companies can do. He said he didn't go after Microsoft because of an ongoing news partnership with the company. So these are different lawsuits. Justin, I know you've been following this and you know some folks on the inside on both sides of this story. So what do you think is going on here? Is Open AI the devil? Oh, yeah, no, no, they're absolutely, you know, they're on a warpath. So these are and are not separate lawsuits. They were filed by the same law firm. When you read them, they are nearly identical. The biggest thing that is different is that the Intercepts does not also name Microsoft because they have their ongoing relationship where the other one does name Microsoft, which obviously whenever you are suing an organization, you usually want to go after the deepest pockets. Microsoft would be the deepest pockets in the situation. So that's really the only reason why these are two lawsuits. Otherwise, they are almost word for word, nearly identical. The big claim here is that in Common Crawl WebText and WebText 2, which were used to train GPT 3.5, that it included stuff that is copyrighted from these outlets and that it regurgitates it without saying when it references information from these works, it does not say the copyright. This element of the lawsuit, the copyright stripping up, stripping out the copyright stuff was named, was part of the Sarah Silverman lawsuit, which said that it did similar things. That element of the lawsuit has been dismissed. I don't know legally where this is going, but when I skimmed through the lawsuit, and I'm not a lawyer, I'm just somebody that's read these lawsuits and the New York Times lawsuit, the New York Times had a lot more specific examples of how they got to their results. Now, OpenAI has since said that those results were done with essentially jailbreaking maneuvers, but these don't have that. They are general language claims that don't have specific examples of what this was in the wild. Based on the previous lawsuits, I don't know how far they're going to go, but there is no doubt that they're not the last of people looking to find out where the line is between an LLM summarizing information and copyright infringement. Do you think this is one of those situations where this lawsuit was filed hoping for a settlement before it ever gets in front of a court? Because it's kind of vague. I mean, you've seen other lawsuits that were very, very specific. The New York Times is not playing around with you did this and that and this and that and the other and those and these and they. This is like, yeah, you scraped some of our stuff. I mean, you know, some of the physicians are saying that, but that's kind of how it reads. It's like, you scraped some of our stuff, you didn't tell people that it was our stuff. And now we're going to sue you and hope that you did you settle with us for untold. I mean, on the surface, I feel like it is wrong to do that. If I am a writer for a raw story, it could be anything, but you know, in this case, let's use one of the plaintiffs. And all of a sudden, my, you know, my human thought is now used to train an AI model and I don't get anything for that. I'm not thrilled about it. I don't, yeah, I don't really know, you know, legally where anybody's going to get on this stuff because we're in uncharted waters. But yeah, I do feel like as a, you know, on the journalism side of things that I would, I would say that's not okay. We have to have some sort of partnership where both parties understand the information that's being exchanged. We are going to either help you train your model or we say, no, thank you, we decline. And then we don't have to be in the situation to begin with. Yeah, look, the line is going to be defined. The question is, what exactly represents taking this work and not transforming it significantly enough that it would be copyright infringement? Yeah. Well, many of you probably are listening to this saying, I have a thought. We would like to hear your thoughts. If you have a thought about this subject or anything else we talk about on the show, and you'd like to know our email address, that is a great way to get ahold of us. We all read your email every single day. Feedback at DailyTechNewsShow.com. Developer Q&A online resource stack overflow has partnered with Google Cloud to provide users with AI assistance powered by Google Gemini. In turn, Google Cloud will integrate Stack Overflow's knowledge base into Gemini for Google Cloud and provide answers to dev questions via the Google Cloud Console. Stack Overflow and Google will demo these integrations next month at Google Cloud Next Conference. So Justin, what do you think of that meaning for Google's AI efforts now that we've just talked about, how AI partnerships that don't exist make people mad? Well, and that's the big key here. And I do think that we are in a world where there's going to be a lot of money for people that want to sell their data to these companies, specifically open AI plus Microsoft and Google, and then who knows what other players are going to come around here. But the reality of the internet is that we've spent a lot of time, decades at this point, creating a lot of words, a lot of information, a lot of data. There's going to be a new revenue source for this data and it is going to be these companies. Expect to see more of this. And it's the first bit of good news involving the terms Google Gemini that we have seen in a few weeks because they've had a bit of a rough one, as the kids say. And you're still seeing a lot of covering of the tracks of what has happened with Gemini over the last few weeks. And a lot of it is, to me, goes back to that first Gemini video and a lot of problems that have existed with Google for a long time. There is a lack of communication and a lack of efficient management that allowed Gemini to roll out in a state where it was, I think, very clearly universally understood to be not ready. And if Gemini and AI mean that much to Google and I believe that it is existential to Google Survival, then what I said last year that I don't think a change in leadership is off the table for Google this year if they don't get it right. And I think that right now we can say that they have been far from perfect in this rollout. I don't think that that's unreasonable. You've been beating that drum for four minutes. And I'm starting to agree with you. It's like Google, you just keep having miss after miss after miss, you know, with these things not working in a way that they should doing. There are things that Gemini is doing that Gemini should never do. So to your point that this thing got rolled out way early is, you know, is really, you know, is really a pressing issue for them. And then you have to go back and say, well, why is it that it felt like it was rolled out so early? Why wouldn't you why didn't you been working on this stuff for for years? Like these other companies have been, you know, why does it seem like everything you're doing is a reaction to someone else when your core and fundamental business is what these AI bots will be doing in the foreseeable future? Well, I mean, I think Google and other companies, Apple would be another example, you know, got caught slipping. Yeah. You know, open AI just kind of came out of the gate, not the only company gets a lot of the press.  I think Gemini partnering with something like stock overflow is potentially a really good partnership. You know, if you're, you know, more in the development community, that that makes sense. I think we're simply going to see many, many more of these partnerships, because if you've got the data, you want to partner with somebody who's going to give you the money. Oh, and the only question is, is what the money is, like that the New York Times didn't want to file that lawsuit. They wanted to get a fatter check from open AI and Microsoft. They didn't get that check or they didn't get the assurances that they wanted. And so they filed the lawsuit. I would assume that raw story in the intercept and alternate are probably going to be in a similar position where they're going to ask for X amount of money and we'll see whether or not they get it. But to Rob's point, when it comes to Google, the problem here is systemic. Gemini rolled out too early without sufficient red teaming. They rolled out in a staggered release that had them overstate what the LLM could do in a video that was out and out flim flam, in my opinion, they have with nothing but money, nothing but talent, and all of the training data you could possibly want. Google has everything that it needs to be the industry player in this realm. There's no ingredient that they don't have. And yet they are here. And that to me says there is a bothersome middle management layer and there is a lack of sufficient leadership to say if this is going to seriously eat into search, if this is going to seriously eat into Google AdWords, if we really do need to be in a position where we're making a significant portion of our revenue through subscription, which is what they want to do. And we want to take this brand, this Gemini brand and make people excited when we integrated even tighter with sheets, when we integrated even tighter with docs and with Gmail, we want to have people be thrilled that this tool is now at their disposal, which we should, if we're not there, then somebody is making generational errors for this company.  I think back to Blackberry and the ridiculous ball they fumbled when they just allowed Android and iOS to come out and they simply didn't react to it.  It was almost arrogance that you know, Blackberry is fine. We don't need to do anything. And I'm not saying that the parallel is exact here because I do believe that Google is going to come out on the other side of this. They're just too massive not to. But it's just like, guys, what are you doing? You know, you know, in this organization to where the, you know, Google should be dominating in this space and they're not. They're catching up to what Microsoft, OpenAI and other in Amazon, they're catching up. They're playing catch up and it's very noticeable. And it just makes you wonder what is going on in the boardroom at that company. Yeah. The difference between Blackberry and this is that the founder is not the CEO and that you are going to see a leadership change before you see significant fatal damage to that company or to see that company fade. That's my opinion. I also, I mean, as a person, we're on Google Docs right now for our rundown that we do every day.  And the fact that I don't, I'm sort of like, I don't know, Gemini, it's in there somewhere. It doesn't, it has not moved the needle as far as what I do at any point. And that's a messaging problem also. It's like, Google, you've already got me. Why am I not using your cool new products? Yeah, I don't know. I don't know how to. I don't know how they make my life better. Yeah, it is, it is their burden of proof to explain it. All right, Rob, let's check out the mailbox. So we have a note from Richard about yesterday's show. And he writes, I wanted to note on, I want to know on the preserving video game history conversation. I've been a big fan of games since Palm first came out on TVs when you had to connect the wire to the antenna. I really understand the need to save the history of gaming as it has changed so much over the years. And the story of how games moved from arcades to consoles to PC games is still something worth preserving. I wanted to note that I have helped in preserving games on the site, MobyGames.com, where they are gathering box shots, screenshots, reviews and details on games. They're working on preserving the items from games. But it's great that the video game history preservation foundation is going after all the surrounding media for the games. I just wanted to point out that MobyGames as I find it has a lot of depth to its database and helps me review older games. Scott probably already knows about these sites, but I thought that I would bring it to your attention. Thanks for the great discussion, Richard. Oh, Richard, that's so nice. Yeah, we had a really good one with Scott yesterday. If you if you missed the show, episode 4715, do do take a listen. Scott was real passionate about the idea of preserving video game history, not just a game itself, but all all of the stuff around it, the way that some people think about preserving movies and talks about film or television. It was great. So thanks to everybody who wrote in and keep keep those keep those thoughts coming. A feedback at dailytechnewshow.com. Justin, Robert Young, keep your thoughts coming. We wouldn't do it without you. Let folks know where they can keep up with your latest. Well, of course, it is campaign primary season and your Super Tuesday coverage can be found at Politics, Politics, Politics. I'm just off the road from South Carolina and the Michigan primaries are behind us. We do a deep dive on Michigan and preview Super Tuesday on Friday's episode of Politics, Politics, Politics available wherever you find podcasts. Patrons stick around for the extended show, Good Day Internet. Substack continues to offer more social media parks even though some former Substack users left the platform because of this trend. We'll be kicking that around. Yes, we will. Just a reminder, though, we can we can catch the show because we'll be doing it, but you can catch the show live Monday through Friday at 4 p.m. Eastern 2100 UTC. Find out more at dailytechnewshow.com slash live back tomorrow talking about all the possible effects of social media platforms sharing data for AI training with Jason Howell joining us and Len Peralta as well. Talk to you then.


Hello everybody, it's DJB, and I am here with another confession to my addiction in that I didn't plan on buying these models. These models were not on my radar. There's two models in this box, and I had no idea that I wanted them. I'd never even really seen them, and suddenly here we are. So this was like a deal that I couldn't pass up. These are some actually really rare models that you don't see very often, and especially for that price point. These models weren't even on my radar. I didn't really even know they existed. I never really thought about collecting them. I bought them, we'll see if I hate them, then I could only sell them. That's what I always tell myself. You could always resell. I honestly don't know how she fit two horses in this small of a box. There's two. So this is like a set, but like not really a set because they weren't sold as a set. She also sent me green packing peanuts. I always appreciate when people send me green packing peanuts. It matches my studio colors of the green, so I like sending parcels with green packing peanuts because it looks more professional. So this is completely out of character for me to want this model at all. Here she is. What? Oh, she's really cool actually. What? So this is Lady Liberty, and she is a Breyerfest 2007 special run. And this mold is actually the rain mold. So originally Breyer made spirit and rain into models when the movie came out, and this was rain and then the other model was spirit. I don't collect glossy models, and I don't love Breyer's grays, but they've done a really nice job of her. I love cartoons. I've been drawing cartoons ever since I was little, especially horse cartoons, so I find like the spirit and rain model that recently got not that long ago, and I love them. So she's actually super nice, and she's glossy, so she's really shimmery. But it works for the cartoony aspect of it, and I think she's really fun. So guess is on who this could possibly be. It's Ringmaster. He is a Breyerfest special run model as well. These molds just have a lot of personality to them, so that's the matched set. So they're both glossy, and they're both really fun. So I have the spirit and rain set, the original one, and I have these guys now. And then I'm planning on customizing, I have this girl in the works, and this guy in the works as customizing as my original characters that I used to draw as a teenager. Those guys have been on the workbench for a long time. They're taking a long time. They'll work good as like home decor, I thought, instead of like collection models. Yeah, definitely a good purchase even though it wasn't impulse purchase. Thank you so much for watching. This has been DJB in another unboxing, and...


The VVSS stands for Visit Board Search and Seizure. If there's a hostage situation, if there's a vessel that's coming too close to the Mew that shouldn't be there, that isn't responding well to warnings or anything, we as a maritime raid force will actually go out, secure the key spaces of a boat and turn it over and get it to where it needs to be. The GO Platform, which stands for Gas and Oil Platforms, what will happen is sometimes pilots would like to take that over. So what we do, we have a helicopter assault force and a boat assault force that can hit simultaneously so we can get as many Marines onto that platform as possible and secure it. My team was part of the boat assault force. We had another team that was called the helicopter assault force. They come in on any birds that they need to and fast-rope in and then what they do is secure the top and then we're going to secure the bottom and we're going to work our way into the middle and with that, that's how we usually secure GO Platforms simultaneously. It gives the enemy no time to react, no where to go. For the GO Plats there's a lot of dead space. It's really difficult to make sure everything is covered and as we're going through and we're clearing there's no enemies that can pop up. Security is our number one priority. We belong to the Mew so in case we need to take over a vessel, we're the only force on the Mew that could do that. Whatever the Mew needs, we're it.


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Welcome to All Hands Update, I'm Petty Officer Jonathan Pancaw. These are your headlines for Thursday, July 17th. The George Washington Carrier Strike Group finished a Goodwill Port visit in Busan, Republic of Korea, July 15th. Sailors participated in community service projects, sporting events and NWR tours. The visit encompassed a series of exercises with the Republic of Korea Navy, Air Force and Army, reinforcing America's commitment to security and stability in Northeast Asia. The Navy started the Why I Serve campaign to celebrate America's 238th birthday, offering service members a chance to share their drive to serve. America's Navy is an all-volunteer force, and sailors serving their country do so by choice, sacrificing their time spent with family and friends and sometimes their lives to defend American freedoms. Long on to your social media page of choice and share your reason with hashtag Why I Serve.