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“I think Sen. Sanders did a great job summarizing the risk,” he said. However, the juxtaposition of some of their differing stances was jarring to many audience members. The most obvious divergence was on China, which featured in part of Sanders’s speech and roughly half of Bannon’s speech. Sanders tapped into history to find optimism about the AI race against China, pointing to the diplomatic breakthroughs achieved by Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev and President Ronald Reagan on nuclear weapons despite their mutual distrust. “They understood that nuclear war would not be good for the Second Union, not be good for…
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