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solution is more censorship. >> i'm pretty close to a first amendment absolutist. it is a check in the power of the state. it does not apply to private companies, like facebook or twitter. social media companies already make choices about what is or is not allowed on their platforms. the problem is we often don't know what principles govern those decisions. regulation has to be part of the answer. beyond that tech companies need to be more transparent about how they operate. so much of the conversation around disinformation is focused on what people post, the bigger issue is what content these platforms promote. >> kayleigh: or what they don't promote but instead sums are or do you remember this? i certainly do a bit of "the new york post" reporting about hunter biden's laptop. i was briefly banned for that, which multiple outlets later confirmed, including the liberal

"new york times." carley, when you think about president obama come on you think about president obama, kyler rittenhouse, the derogatory names he was called during obama's 10-year they up don't shoot narrative, which was debunked by the doj, the lie of the air comes to mind. if you can't keep your doctors. we could fill up a lot, maybe whole segment. >> some of the lines and former president obama's speech are truly out of 1984. here's another one, over time we lose our capacity to distinguish between fact, opinion, and wholesale fiction. or maybe we just stopped caring. in other words, we understand you are confused. it's human nature. so allow us to tell you what to believe and good authoritarianism doesn't just open the front door and announce itself, it always creeps then under the guise of wanting to help society. look at all this covid

disinformation on social media. people are getting sick, let some to that. here is a better idea, how about more speed. if you think there is a bad idea out there, present a better idea and a beaded that way. but truly when you think about the democratic party and the media, two groups that were previously champion of freedom of speech, they don't care about misinformation. what they are trying to do us silence conservatives because they feel it conservatives truly have a voice as prominent as they are scum elections could get flung it not their favor. towards the republican party. i remember in 2016 john radcliffe and senator lindsay glatt graham list p listen to what it said come up brian brenberg come it's hard to watch president obama with this great fade's when you think about this passage.

former cia director brenna subsequently briefed president obama on the intelligence, including the alleged approval by hillary clinton on july 26th 2016 of a proposal from one of her foreign policy advisors developed by donald trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by russian security services. in other words he was told about the russian collusion narrative six years before it was all totally but debunked. carter page got spied on, the whole government was weaponized. >> brian: the same guy they just gave that speech at stamford? this is such a condescending speech. what is basically saying is you guys don't know how to sort through information out there in the world. maybe you don't care anymore. and you're getting too much information anyway. so let us help you out. we'll tell you what to do it. it's condescending. but what it really is is this vision that the self-appointed anointed get to decide what we hear.

because they've got their hands on the truth. nobody else. they've got their hands on truth. but actually the answer is not those guys telling us what to believe, it is more voices. it is more information. it's more debate, that's what we need. >> i like that, the self-appointed anointed. that says it all. right? i love that. us plebeians just simply cannot comprehend information for ourselves to that point. michael brennan said like most progressives he's -- is a kind of moral vanguard. he views the masses as suggestible bigots always on the end of being triggered degrade violence by the presentation of the wrong word or fact. in other words, we just can't handle it because we are the neanderthals. >> brian: you can't handle it. you're not smart enough so let us do it for you. it's the shepherd and sheep mentality. that's the progressive. we are the sheep here. we can't be trusted.

>> cheryl: but they are. social media companies like twitter and other art's are going through the information. i was looking at this pew research study, three quarters of social media users say they have seen information flagged or labeled as false. they know this is happening, we are not stupid. seven in ten americans say political viewpoints are being censored due to social media companies widespread use of algorithms. now those algorithms have been criticized rightly so for being -- for being overzealous. of course we know the social media companies have gone after conservatives, to your earlier point. let's back this up here for a second. what he is out there saying that she is speaking at stanford by the way, one of the most progressive audiences you could have across the country, and is trying to make it sound -- like this is his new platform by the way. obama is trying to make it sound like we are dumb, and that more needs to be done. on the other side here comes elon musk.

he's like you know what, i'm going to buy twitter and i'm going to open it up. he believes -- elon musk believes that there should be more freedom and more voices on social media. hence this multibillion-dollar bid to go after the company. either way he's getting paid a lot of money, president obama, to speak. >> kayleigh: it must be nice. that's a good friday surprised. dr. saphier, one thing i don't get kim i heard this from brian kilmeade, social media is already in it for the left. when you think about the narratives about president trump on social media, the russian bounty's story, debunked by biden intel community. the covid lab leak theory. remembrance facebook you couldn't say that. these have not been debunked or

resurfaced as credible. >> nicole: believe me it was one of the doctors called out for the for being conspiracy theorist because i question the close proximity. but when it comes to free speech and social media it is the double edged that cuts both ways. it is an excellent/vision on fox news special talking about eating disorders, access to drugs, come other things bid that but that's not what we're talking about. what president obama saying is that this could damage democracy. that's already happened. the problem we have is who is determining what is fact of what is fiction. who is determining information and misinformation. those algorithms are in line with left-wing talking points. that is actually inserted itself into free speech. the only reason president obama speaking out about it is because elon musk is now threatening to take over and they're going to

have to remove those algorithms. let's be honest, a lot of those things labeled as conspiracy theories, especially as they pertain to covid, have proven true. >> kayleigh: then, carley, who is the self-appointed anointed? is it the obama's? >> carley: a lot of people have made the argument that twitter is not the government commits a private company, it could be more private than it is now. if elon musk has his way. but they are allowed to make their own rules. for the new get into an argument of okay come of twitter is doing the bidding of the democratic party, then cut across a first amendment line? i think there's a real argument to be said their present to cheryl's point, no one really knows what elon musk is going to do if he does acquire twitter. but one of the things he made very clear is that there are these algorithms, the secret algorithms. that kayleigh, you've been targeted by this repeatedly

because of your previous position the trump administration, where they just censor you, or they decrease your following, or it's called shadow banning. he wants to make the public so that people can see what's really going on behind closed doors. >> kayleigh: hopefully elon musk does. i think the social media world would be a brighter place if elon musk was calling the shots. coming up it's been another bruising week for president biden. these underwater the balls yet again. more and more of fellow democrats, they are slamming him friending tort title 42. gas prices also rising. but just wait until you hear his latest reaction to all of these problems. head in the sand, that is next. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners, need a financial boost? the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value

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♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: it's been another disastrous week for the biden administration. gas prices still going up across the country. a federal judge in florida struck down the federal travel mask mandates. more democrats are splitting with the president on his decision to end title 42 covid restrictions at the southern border. meanwhile there are more and more warnings in the media that democrats face a bloodbath in the midterms. do you think? but the president, he's dismissing it all. think it's only a matter of messaging. "we've done one of a job. the fact is that because things have moved so rapidly, so profoundly come he goes on to say americans just haven't heard the news.

i'm paraphrasing there. let's pull up america's report card, dr. saphier. these are some april poll numbers. take a look, economy 45% approve. not good. russian invasion, overall 33% approve. i don't think you are doing one heck of a job there, president. >> nicole: to brian's point last block when he said the self-appointed anointed purity saying we are doing a great job. you just don't know it. you don't understand what we're doing. you just sit down and will keep doing what we are doing. it's condescension that bleeds from the democratic party. unfortunately that's not going to help them in the midterms. it's a mess. you have covid-19 becoming endemic, you have a massive border crisis. and at the same time the things that people are really concerned about, the economy, how much their gas is, all they are trying to do is continue to push off the blame onto other people,

like the putin price hike? are you kidding me? does he not think that americans understand basic unum economics? it's a condescension to the american people that we don't understand. we do understand. thankfully we have journalists and reporters that give us the truth. >> kayleigh: there was -- i was always skeptical of it for two reasons. one, they kept saying ad nauseam we referred to the cdc. i didn't think they'd be able to go back and let messaging. but number two, they need progressives at this point. they've lost hispanics, they've lost suburban women, they cannot lose asap and that's all left got command young people they cannot go back in this. >> aoc who wants to cancel $1.6 trillion in student debt. but that on the taxpayer. no, there are many democrats behind the scenes that have gone to the white house saying wait a minute on title 42.

because they know that in the middle of another variant, nicole knows this very well, it's politically too sensitive. it's going to kill them of the midterms and they know that as far as the economy goes, the gaslighting we've seen from this administration and the putin price hike, which some internet the white house came up with that idea. this would be a great idea. let's put a hashtag in front of it. everybody's can abide. while nobody buys it. because they're seeing what's happening at your grocery store, you're seeing what's happening at your gas pump. i think $4.11 is the average. two americans feel it, they see it. as far as the southern border come i have kevin brady out tonight. talking about title 42 he said look, the gaslighting at the border, and the ignorance that he's seeing for the biden administration, he said he actually forgot that kamala harris is the board a star at this point. >> haven't we all? nobody's buying it, lick his

head, not even the media. watch. >> there are democrats that i've spoken to that said look, the president will speak. >> pieces of the coalition you see pulling away from biden. hispanic voters starting to pull away a little bit. working class, noncollege educated whites, this is a problem. when you have 3 of four pollsters showing the lowest numbers for the president of the united states, that is indicative of president who's in a lot of trouble. >> they are smelling the roses, there may be a heaping pile of garbage. brian? >> brian: he's a band and the places people want to see him come at the border. his pushing and places people want him to go away, mask spirit and is completely out of touch when he come step the things people are feeling, inflation. this is a train wreck. the problem is not that he is not selling it. the problem is he's trying to sell something that is not salable. when you tell everybody that things are great and they know that it is not that's when you lose them.

that's why he's lost not the right of course, not progressive yet, but the middle who say you are definitely not the moderate you promised to be. >> kayleigh: it's true. currently, i think the question is what vulnerable democrats will do in the midterms. i want to flash back to last november, this is virginia. we all remember that in norma's victory. this is the day after that victory from political playbook. regina republican saw young surgeon august when biden's approval rating started get dragged down and they started distributing literature showing that by the fall biden had this -- that's today the day that the democrats had a terrible day. biden's approval with the lowest of his presidency at 42.8%. >> carley: there are a lot of democrats were just not going to run for reelection because they recognize they are in a vulnerable position. and because it's a trickle-down effect when you have a weak president or an unpopular president it affects your race

as well. i was thinking back to prior administrations on whether you like the president or not, there are a lot of moments that you have to recognize our historic period for obama it was the signing of obamacare. him making a speech thank usama bin laden is dead. for trump it was a meeting the north koreans, the north korean hostages, giving rush limbaugh the middle at the state of the union address. biden does still have a few more years to go but he has not had that historic moment yet. i think that people are waiting. whether you are a supporter or not, for a week when you can say that was a really good week for biden. so i think a lot of it has to do not just with policy, but it's the messaging and the messenger that is very weak as well. >> i think afghanistan was the tipping point for this president this president. >> that's a fantastic point we are like where are the moms? we all watch the state of the

union and we ask ourselves can anybody name a moment? it's about public health. there is a massive crisis hop fitting at the southwest border. yet more young adults who are dying from fentanyl every single day that they have collectively from covid. so he can take that and i can be has moment. but unfortunately he has not. unless he extends title 42. we have more public health emergencies going on. i think a be another missed opportunity. >> think you're right by the story of the biden presidency. we have tragic breaking news from the border. a texas national guardsmen has died trying to save migraines crossing the river. so sad. more on this next. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average up to 12 pounds.

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live in eagle pass, texas. bell? >> good afternoon. heart-wrenching news to report. fox news can confirm within the last hour or so a texas national guard soldier drowned in the rio grande here in the eagle pass area. i'm told he had jumped into the water while trying to save a group of migrants who were in the water. we don't know if it was children, families, we don't not have details like that. they had been searching for the body. i just got off the phone they tell me that the body has in fact been recovered. it has been found and it has been pulled out of the water. i can tell you it is been very dangerous this week. we've seen three migrants drowned this week alone. sometimes the currents are a lot stronger than they look. migrants will go for it. i tell you what, these texas national guard soldiers he might be able to see a humvee behind us, they work their butts off down here. they don't just process people. they will jump in and try to save people if the migrant's in distress. unfortunately we do not have a lot of details right now dealing with texans trying to get some more information.

we have a team on location. our drone team is on scene trying to get a bit if you see our drown go up take that life. we can tragically confirm that a texas national guard soldier is dead after jumping into the water and trying to rescue a group of migrants earlier today. i'm told a statement will be coming out shortly as soon as we get more details on what happened and who's involved. sending it back to you. >> kayleigh: absolutely heartbreaking. if i can ask you -- what a hero pit is no other way to describe somebody trying to save a migrant who loses their life. one is the last time in your memory somebody tell mike something happened here at the border? >> when it comes to a national guard soldier i've not heard of it happening. i've been covering the border for a year and this the first instance i'm aware of a national guard soldier drowning in oh river. there was a texas trooper who died back in january or february in a vehicle accident will help in border patrol apprehended a group of migrants peered out the

top of my head not 100% confirmed this would be the second line of duty death associated with texas as operation lone star, which governor abbott launched in march of last year. starting 10,000 texas national guard soldiers as well as thousands of texas dps troopers down here to the border to supplement federal resources, help apprehend migrants. like right now we don't have border patrol agents around us. just these texas national guard soldiers. so in migrants in the what are they bring them over to a holding area and they called border patrol. a border patrol is completely overwhelmed right now but they cannot be everywhere at once. these texas resources have been used to supplement and unfortunately today we are hearing of the very tragic outcome. >> in our prayers are with his family this week in bed thank you much, bella. >> you know, kayleigh, this is a really big deal. this is a policy failure that has very publicly led to the death of an american hero.

it reminds me of the withdrawal from afghanistan. and the 13 service members who lost their lives because of a policy failure. and this is coming at a time when people are already very worried about title 42 ending and what that would mean at the border. there are a lot of border towns biden administration has completely forgotten about. when he entered office and made his speech he said that he was going to be a president for all people. he completely forgot the people that lived along the southern border that say they are hurting because of these policies. you just have to wonder if this is going to be the tipping point. and if he's going to have to start to strengthen his border policies because of his tragic death. >> kayleigh: i hope it is. it is my prediction we hear from governor abbott come i think we will come i really hope we hear from the white house, carley, this is a texas national guardsmen but what we've heard about border patrol in this administration's demonization. as just a total distortion of what they are doing.

they were exonerated -- these guys are heroes. whether you're border patrol, texas national guard, if you're at the border you are literally receiving children who are sometimes dropped over the border and left alone straddled. these guys deserve respect, and they really help our president and vice president come out today on her this year lost his life. we just learned about the tragic death of somebody trying to save another life. you have to wonder where kamala harris is on this issue. >> kovner brady told me today -- about the border. the other thing is like what's happening. we have emboldened as a nation this president is in bold in.

this is a multibillion-dollar enterprise. it is not just a texas problem or arizona problem, it's a national problem what is happening. also summer is coming and we are so worried about this new rush of migrants we are expected to see come across the border. in particular with the expiration, which is in my if i'm not mistaken. the heat -- he will he see more and more migrant deaths in the heat in the desert in particular in arizona. >> yes, dr. saphier, talk about the fat no crisis. are dying and record numbers and it doesn't feel like this issue is getting enough attention. >> nicole: well, carley, i worked in the county hospital for two years and it's a very dangerous track. they should not take the death of a servant was meant to get a sit statement out of the white house. you have children and adults dying from fentanyl every single day. this should be one of their top priorities and of course now

they're going to have to do some sort of cleanup because one of their service members died. if you look at the customs and border patrol website there have been a more custom and border personnel who have died in the line of duty in the last year than any other year on record. it is a disaster down there in the borders are nowhere to be found. i not even sure if she is the right person for the messaging right now because she flubs everything she says and this is a crisis on the very serious time at somebody just lost their life. >> brian: morale is the entirety of the issue down there right now. there morale has to be so low as they watch one of their own sacrifice like this and then get the treatment that they receive. >> europe billy wright. they're doing a lot of works with very little credit right now. and there are a lot of concerns about what could be the future of this country if they repeal title 42 in terms of safety issues, economic issues and so

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in? is she the right person to weigh in on this issue? >> kayleigh: no she's not. parents of the right people to weigh in. this is how wars are started. the press secretary shedding tears over teaching sexuality to kindergartners. i would say that this sounds like people are from mars but about sure if mars is far enough. these are basic common sense things. i don't want my daughter coming home and asking about sex. i want parents to be involved in education. my god. it's like the economy come he cannot just deceive somebody about the economy, we all feel inflation. >> carley: brian, the professor on the couch today. >> brian: do you do you hear the words she brought into that? misinformation and propaganda. if you are a parent that wants to crush in schools he must be a victim of misinformation get the bubble she is talking about, that was the bubble where

teachers unions didn't get ask the tough questions. up at the saying we've seen where that got us. were going to ask some questions here. parents pushing back on educators is one of the most healthy things happening in this nation right now. but she knows that it threatens her power base and that's why she's lashing out and totally illogical ways. >> teachers vote with his local city elections. on a national level. owner go back to the october of 2021 with you. she got widely criticized at the time for this tweet. she basically was praising this op-ed in "the washington post" and the op-ed from the post basically said parents don't have the right to shape for curriculum. here we go. here's "the washington post" headline as you continue screen. parents said they had a right to shape their kids schools curriculum, they don't respond right there. and she goes out on supports it. she took some of her twitter

posts down after that. it's because a mother of three all i can say is make this woman go away. she's asked her so much throughout the course of this pandemic and just love it so hard to move parents from any decision when it comes to their child in their school. she needs to be removed. with enough time for me to get into all the way she's been wrong. all the things she has lobbied for which it turned out to be bad for our children. there she goes again, continuing to insert a self with their lobby powerhouse for the sake of the children. >> cheryl: carley, is because he sat there and listen it to your we are kids on their computer screen in your horrified by it. >> carley: there would not be parental rights bills popping up across the country of parents didn't think there were a necessary pair there are so many examples just a few weeks ago think about new jersey and that lesson plan that was -- that was going to say if you are a little boy and feel like a little girl, that's okay. or think about liberal

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>> kayleigh: it is earth day this friday pete is that they politicians on celebrities use it to lecture the world on going green. they often fail to practice what they preach. the hypocrisy is widespread. actor leonardo dicaprio as quickly frequently called for protecting the environment but he still owns gas guzzling yachts. meghan markle likes to fry and private jets. brian come up course the person to comes to mind is al gore, rush limbaugh beauties to have this armageddon clock because albert gore predicted in 2006 that the world would be at a point of time no return. hello. but al gore, his home apparently according to the national center for public policy research takes more energy than 21 homes. >> but he's the guy that's got to be up there lecturing all the time. you know if these folks who love to lecture on this, if they are going to go anywhere in their private jet they should go visit average americans. the folks who turn down their

heat a little bit in the wintertime because it's expensive and folks who open up the window to open up some air. the people who reuse clothes for their kids. a lot of average americans are pretty environmentally friendly because they have to be because they live in a world of budgets. these guys lecture, they never live out what they preach. this day should be called hypocrisy day by many accounts, given who gets a platform. >> much like they are when they are caught without a mask i love the excuses. there is a celebrity exception. listen to our climates are. >> i understand you came here with a private jet. is that in environmental way to travel? >> if you offset your carbon it's the only choice for somebody like me, who is traveling the world to win this battle. [laughter] >> brian: i love that. >> before there was coveted

hypocrisy there was climate hypocrisy. john kerry -- then there's aoc whose taking all of these gas guzzling as a base during her campaign. she has a subway station 5 feet from where her campaign headquarters were a pair that's really the thing. climate activists cannot follow their own rules because the country, the world cannot run on renewable energy yet. we cannot run on wind and solar. so we have to be using fossil fuels. there will be a time when baby that goes away and we can start cranking up nuclear or some other form of power, but right now that's not the reality that we live and so we might as well be drilling here at home because we can produce this energy cleaner than every other nation on this planet. speak all of these celebrities -- and it's woke ceos too. the mark zuckerberg's and jack dorsey's -- who still need to shave, but you know they want

everybody to buy an electric car. if you look up prices on an electric car? just like him a great car. can't afford to. i'm sorry come but if people need to use trucks. transportation. how do you think that food gets to your grocery store? a diesel power or gas fueled truck or car. because of inflation those prices are going up. they all sat there on their ivory towers in l.a. or new york and tell the rest of america that they've got to be environmentally conscious. by the way, the sundance film festival. years ago fox news sent a camera crew out to the airport and we ambushed -- we ambushed all the celebrities getting off of their jets when they thought nobody else was around. we filmed that, it was great. >> kayleigh: dr. saphier, president biden speaks on climate change but only -- 's speed to listen, climate change affects us all globally

and internationally get my children are coming up from school told me we should not plastic bottles now's not i should go out and get an electric car. the reality has come as brian was saying come on my car is paid off, i don't have a car payment, but i do have rising toll prices because governor murphy is raising them. gas prices are through the roof. i don't have excess money to go out and buy this electric car. there are people that do. john kerry, who is the only way to travel come he's the one that actually maybe they could put out some grants for the rest of us commoners to get this electric car and actually make a real dent. >> will he should take a page from greta sundberg. coming up do you know who nicholas cages? a new study says lots of jens the adults do not. that's next. ♪ ♪

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>> you know who nicholas cage is, the cult favorite actor is famous, or so we thought, for flamboyant performances like this in some movie called "con air." >> you are a free man. >> i said put the bunny back in the box. [laughter] >> well, he may not be a star when it comes to generation z, or maybe even the millennials. a new study finds one in eight genz adults had no idea who the award winning actor was.

i wish you were watching our commercial break, like expertise goes from nicole and downward around. >> it stops right here. >> he was going to give the bunny to his daughter, they hijacked the plane. come on. i mean -- and then stanley goodspeed and "the rock," "raising arizona," and i'm technically a millennia, at the tail end. but it's nicholas cage. >> i'm not a millennial, let's be clear, and 1983, "valley girl." come on. >> kayleigh was not born. >> he had the mohawk, he was like mr. romance, and courting the rich girl and finally wins her over, spoiler alert. >> brian, the question is, were you born? >> no, during this movie.

>> yes, i'm on the flip side of it here. "the family man" for me, remember 2000. >> oh, yeah. a date movie for my wife and i. >> so, i do know who he is, but i don't know a lot about him other than my husband has like some sort of fascination with him a little bit because of the movie "faceoff", the plot is you take the face off and switch the with someone else. he thinks it's funny. that's the extent of any contribution. >> i looked at the movies, did not know a single one. normally i try to envision them when i close my eyes but i had an image in my minds. at least that's something. >> is he a good actor? >> oh, yeah. >> that's the controversy, some movies he's great. >> what is happening? >> he won an oscar. >> "leaving las vegas" he's an oscar winner, oscar winner.

>> he has a lot of energy, personality, i mean, i don't know if you would go with the good serious roles well. we saw the bunny. put the bunny back in the box. >> i never -- i never go on twitter, but there is a movie that is breaking my brain now, i can't think of the name of it and i think he was in it, he played a professor and his son started scribbling numbers down quickly and i think it was because aliens were talking to his son. so if anybody can tweet me -- >> our producer just said it. >> i don't know what i'll do, give you a prize? >> one thing about nicolas cage, his wife is 27 years old, so actually somebody from that generation. >> she knows who he is. >> but in fairness, nicolas cage, i know mel gibson and jim carrey, nonpolitical celebrity.

good, very few of those. thank you, for bucking. >> i think he has politics on the planet he lives on, not the planet we live on. >> here is "america reports." enjoy your weekend. >> sandra: fox news alert, a live look at the big board on a friday afternoon on wall street, the dow is down more than 500 points right now, almost down 600 near the lows of the day. stocks are tumbling over inflation fears, and how the fed plans to tackle this crisis. all of this as it becomes more expensive to own a home in the country. the mortgage rates are surging, the most common one hitting a 12-year high. >> my man, charles payne will join us in moments from now. also hear from ari fleischer, miranda devine, and