>> president biden visits los angeles today. >> as the party is being blamed for high crime, high gas prices. >stick a bite and sing the consequences of saudi arabia after the move that opec plus made. >> the smoking gun in the so-called lip in controversy. >> we are learning the biden administration knew early on that the border patrol agents didn't whip any migrants. >> these men and women put their lives on the line for the country every day and they deserve better. >> missing joint is how they quinton simon is likely dead, naming his mother as the prime suspect. >> the police department released a statement on twitter saying they seized evidence that will help move this case forward. >> scheduled to be released just

hours from now. >> after wholesale inflation, a painfully high 8.7%. >> we thought we saw everything in the game, and a new friend wants to join our party. i know it's an intense playoff game, but i can't help but laugh at this point. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: a picture of vegas. beautiful they are. it's 69 degrees now, it's going to be 92. not a cloud in the sky. gorgeous weather. >> brian: this trip is where they call it, where kids go to gamble. >> steve: kids? >> ainsley: kids? >> brian: where young men and women go to gamble and celebrate bachelor parties, bachelorette parties. and you can see raider games

now. >> steve: and supposedly they go to that little white chapel to get hitched in the middle the night. this is prime hitchin' weather out in las vegas. >> ainsley: perfect day to get married. >> brian: do people still go to vegas the same way they use to? steel and i think so. >> brian: you can't see any people there. >> steve: well, it's 4:00 in the morning out there. what's very telling is the number of lights on in those hotels. there aren't many lights on. there are occasional ones. >> brian: there's a rooftop bar. >> ainsley: for these musicians, they don't have to travel all around the country. they just go there, they live there. he can go see them and every single night they perform. lady gaga, bruno mars. is celine still performing there? >> brian: she only has that one song, right? the "titanic" on? >> ainsley: she has more than that! >> steve: a lot of people love her. >> ainsley: i do.

>> steve: it started with wayne newton, and you had the rat pack on a part of the strip. >> ainsley: i was born in the wrong era. i would have loved to hear them. >> steve: life was a great big "ocean's eleven." >> brian: let's get to this. we are the only network consistently covering the story at the border, because we saw a five-alarm fire nobody was paying attention to. if you have a down there, i don't know if you go to a network or do tv or radio or print for a living, you are going to be alarmed at what it looks like, an invasion of our country. and it's still alive. 800,000 got-aways since he got here, and we have eyes on them. we know about the drug problem and we know the pace of border crossings is picking up. now suddenly politicians, weeks until the midterms, realizing that if we ignore this, we are going to get rerouted at the midterms. that's the only conclusion you

can get as speaker pelosi in the low theand the liberal governor of new york, governor hochul, weig. spew on these buses are arriving in d.c. and martha's vineyard, that's why they are suddenly talking about it. they declared a state of emergency and said it's costing billions of dollars to take care of 18,000 migrants. we are talking about how there are 5500 migrant kids in sch schools, hardly anyone speak spanish to teach them. there is a hotel, the swanky row hotel being turned into a humanitarian relief center. so clearly there are problems here in new york. so nancy pelosi was at a senior center yesterday and she and the governor are two top democrats who are essentially saying, "joe biden, stop pretending it's a problem, because it's a problem." >> ainsley: nancy pelosi said, "we all know we must secure our

border. that's our responsibility as a country. we also must respect those seeking asylum for appropriate reasons but we also must understand the impact on communities. it's a new phenomenon. the answer to almost every problem is to have comprehensive immigration reform. we can't get that under the present set of circumstances. short of that, we will have to address the issue. joe biden and others in washington are feeling the pressure now. now they have to talk about the story. >> brian: how about this? they are going to have them remain in mexico until we find out if they are qualified to come here. why? because tens of thousands, 154,000, have come across our border since 2021, because the government sucks. they are brutal dictators, and word got out that president biden is in charge. that if you come here, they get to stay. so they are starting their own

remain in mexico problem. >> ainsley: do you think this is because kathy hochul is in the neck and grace was lee zeldin? he saying we don't need to be a sanctuary city. >> steve: crime in the border. brian, regarding those venezuelans, the number is 24,000 venezuelans. don't know exactly why the government set that number, but people will be able to fly into the united states. they don't have to wade across the rio grande anymore. you can apply in your country of venezuela and you can get a job. if you are not, they are going to kick you out. anyway, to your point, here is the governor of the great state of new york. the empire state. saying, you know what? discussed in nancy pelosi, too. these democratic mayors and governors, they need money. federal money. watch. >> we are looking for a federal response to this, to take ownership of a crisis, and we will be there to help, but this belongs in the federal government. these are human beings, they

don't need to be shipped all over. they need to have the dignity of a place over their heads while they go through the asylum process. >> brian: in that place should be el paso? that's dignity? having someone with a place over the head in new york is not dignity? why should el paso, the rio grande valley, mcallen, texas, be the place where illegal immigrants find dignity? why shouldn't all these sanctuary cities who say, "come one, come all, you can't kick them out, i.c.e., you can't kick them out, local police." so they sent them to new york city and chicago. we watched videos of buses that came this morning, an average of a thousand a week are coming here to a beautiful tent city at randall's island, reese out a video of the row hotel, which was once milford plaza, that has

$400 a night rooms set aside for illegal immigrants, who have nothing to do, no job, no change of clothes, probably no money. stick them in hotel, that's a bad mix. >> ainsley: you got nancy pelosi and the governor of new york talking about this, and they say we need a federal response. basically saying, "i have repeatedly begged to the administration and its fallen on deaf ears." >> steve: the people of el paso are starting this dashboard, essentially, so they can put a number on it. i think 60,000 crossers in the last week. >> ainsley: they'll be able to watch them cross in real-time? >> steve: el paso spending $300,000 a day to feed and bust the people out. one of the things that she said in new york, essentially ground zero for the migrant crisis right now with the buses, she

said the most important thing officials can do is to allow migrants to get a work permit. if they have a job, they don't need federal money. >> ainsley: she also said she was having a private meeting yesterday with the mayor of new york and she was expecting to get an ear full from him. "i'm sure he'll discuss this with me." he is declaring a state of emergency in new york and predicted it would cost a billion dollars to take care of the migrants in new york city. >> brian: if he had any guts, he would, the president. but he does everything behind closed doors and goes to a party at night with a brand-new suit. 9 minutes after the top of the hour. the midterms are 26 days away and john fetterman is still resisting calls to release more information on his health following a life-threatening stroke months ago. >> ainsley: meanwhile, dr. mehmet oz is accusing democrats accused bydemocrats of hiding hs controversial positions on crime. >> steve: to get started yesterday when we are talking about how mr. fetterman was responded to an nbc reporter

who asked questions that were essentially on the teleprompter. >> yeah, that was interesting. especially when you think back to it, steve, ainsley, and brian, if you months ago he said, "i'm fine, and good." we didn't know you need electronic assistance. i think that's eye-opening for a number of folks in the commonwealth. clearly questions about his health continued to swirl as concerns over his cognition also continue to grow. this is what's happening. as you saw yesterday, he has a need for electronic assistance to speak and to understand, even as he aims to win a job in the senate where those skills are essential. but fetterman doesn't want pennsylvanians to see his medical records, despite their concerns. >> we believe we are writing the campaign that is not only rooted in transparency, but also in demonstrating that we are

running a full campaign. >> i think the people who voted, who want to vote for you, want to be reassured that the doctors say you can do the job. so is there anything like that that might be forthcoming? >> i believe that, and that's what they have done. >> okay, and it's not just his health that pennsylvanians are feeling uneasy about. they are his policy positions, as well, like calling for the release of all second-degree murder suspects and those convicted of second-degree murder from pennsylvania's prisons, which he appeared to do with comments last year when he chaired the state's board of pardons. >> a lot of what's going on in this race right now is people hiding the truth. that's the opposite of what we want in a democracy. what the candidates out there asking and answering questions, you want the voters to be able to quiz us, and money is pouring into protect john fetterman. >> that it is, indeed.

by the way, there's also this happening in the great commonwealth. crime. unfortunately it's just about everywhere, that includes places like wawa. i love wawa. they are considering to halt further plants in the city due to crime. in pennsylvania they also say the state -- so much going on there -- will disregard the supreme court guidance on counting mail-in ballots arriving with envelopes, with typos and incorrect dates, saying the state commonwealth court has already established that practice. a lot happening, and worth keeping an eye on, because little decisions like that were made at the state level and to have a major impact on that senate race we just talked about. >> and it's not just about his health. these ideas are very extreme. against voter i.d. come against fracking, which is their economy there. century cities, no restrictions on abortion, pay for injection

sites on the comes to drugs. >> brian: where you going to be down tomorrow? >> ainsley: virginia, because tomorrow morning on the show we are talking to parents about education and their rights. we'll hear from voters and find out what's important to them because we are just weeks away from the midterm. now to a fox news alert, we are following a deadly officer-involved shooting in central connecticut. >> steve: authorities have confirmed two police officers were shot and killed and another seriously injured overnight. >> brian: julia leblanc joins us in bristol with the latest. julia? >> good morning to you. right now we are on a local street here in bristol, connecticut, redstone hill road. this is where officers have been focusing the majority of their investigation, especially right here. we googled it and it's 310 redstone hill road. we have seen them going on and off the property, and now they

have what looks like a protective covering to try and probably, at this point, shield us. you can see the major crimes unit, we learn from a witness, she heard several shots fired, around 10:45 p.m. last night. we believe this was just before 11:00 p.m. we have since learned from connecticut state police that two officers were shot and killed and later died at a local hospital. in the third officer is now seriously injured at this point. we also have video that we want to show you, just the show of support that we have seen from state police here in connecticut and local police officers throughout the state at that local hospital where we believe the officers were brought to be treated earlier this evening. and we also know that a procession right now is leaving from that hospital to bring the

bodies of those two police officers to the medical examiner's office are here in farmington. we are expecting an officer from connecticut state police later this morning, but we don't know exactly how this all played out. we don't know if it's a domestic situation where someone was in the home shooting at officers, but we do know that two officers unfortunately have lost their lives, and a third one is seriously injured after a shoot-out happened last night around 10:45 p.m. we are waiting to confirm a lot of details, but it's a tragic situation for this community. we are live in bristol. julia leblanc. back to you. >> steve: thank you very much. absolutely terrible. 7:15 a.m. now here in the east. let's go west to california. >> carley: another heartbreaking story here. chilling surveillance video out of los angeles shows a man kidnapping a 14-year-old girl before police say he sexually assaulted her in a public restroom.

the 27-year-old suspect is now being held on a $1 million bond. this disturbing story comes as los angeles sees a 21% rise in aggravated assault and a 22% rise in robberies compared to last year. president biden is heading to los angeles later today, but he is set to talk about infrastructure rather than crime. a 22-year-old woman who became a new deputy in colorado is awarded her badge by the very same officer who saved her life when she was just six weeks old. they both joined fox & friends first to relive their amazing r. watch this. >> i was not especially him to come out and i was surprised when my mom told me. i just gave him a hug. >> to get the call and find out what happened to her, but on top of that, to be invited to come see her, to pin her badge, i don't know that i will have a career highlight like that ever again. >> the sergeant rescued her after finding her next to her mother, who was reportedly on drugs.

she was adopted shortly after that incident. future hall of famer tom brady confirming his next business venture. and it has nothing to do with football. >> i've been trying to find a way to extend my professional sports career beyond my 40s. pickleball. i'm super excited to announce that i am officially joining the mlp family, but i'm coming to win. dominate the sport. pickleball, let's leap go. >> you heard that. the bucs quarterback teaming up and says part owner of a major pickleball expansion team, announcing the news on instagram, congratulating and welcoming the athletes to the sport that is surging in popularity. it certainly is, guys. everywhere. lebron also bought a team. >> ainsley: it is so much fun. have you played it? >> carley: is like a mix between table tennis and regular tennis. >> ainsley: it's a smaller tennis court and you don't have

to serve, therefore the competitive athletes save their shoulders. because the you know they practice and play so hard, and a lot of them are having injuries. >> carley: and for the couch potatoes, it's a little easier. >> steve: exactly. we learned about pickleball close to 20 years ago when we went down to the villages for the first time and they presented us with pickleball rackets. and we all wound up -- >> ainsley: it takes 20 years for a sport to take off. >> brian: i know it's last minute but i want the trap for the team. i've never played but if i'm good i'd like to go pro. i like to go to the olympics. >> steve: maybe you should try playing once before you join the team. >> steve: i want to go right to his franchise. i'll use my gym outfit and i'll go. >> steve: i will put the pickled in pickle. >> ainsley: we are awaiting a consumer inflation report expected a little more than an hour from now. >> brian: following a rise in

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>> steve: prices for everyday necessities remain at a multi-decade high, squeezing businesses and probably your house, as well. producer prices for wholesale inflation jumped 8.5% in september, slightly above the 8.4% that economists had predicted. scott murphy is the president of our favorite franchise in the world, dunkin, and he joins us

right now, i believe, from the nashville area. good morning to you. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> steve: we know how inflation has impacted us. how has it impacted the dunkins all across the country? >> no industry is immune to the inflationary pressures we are seeing, for sure. and certainly not the restaurant industry. but i would say the restaurant industry is pretty resilient, and i think dunkin in particular is well-positioned to fight this inflationary challenge. we've got great products at great prices served at the speed of dunkin so we've been able to manage it quite well so far. >> steve: brian and i by not coffee every morning from the dunkin across the street from our fox news world headquarters. i had never really noticed an increase in price. i know you're doing your best to get the prices down, but have you noticed that, as families are cash-strapped, they might not be coming to visit as much? >> it's definitely a phenomenon

out there. what i will tell you about dunkin is a relatively low check for our products. honestly, who can go without getting their coffee in the morning to start their day? generally when we see fuel prices spike, consumers pull back a little bit, but if you are like me, you realize you need that morning ritual and you need dunkin to get you started in the morning. >> steve: absolutely. for the folks at home, these are some of your halloween doughnuts. you have got -- i noticed on the applicable of days ago that we've got a new rewards program. i was reading the research. apparently you ask people what they want and they want more free stuff, and you're going to deliver. >> that's exactly right. we've had our loyalty program out there for about eight years and we had really updated it. so we went and talked to her most loyal guests and said, what more do you want to? and they said they wanted three things. they wanted variety, the ability to not just get free beverages but to get free food, so you've

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>> ainsley: biden's open borders now posing problems in schools all across our country. in new york at least 5500 spanish-speaking students are being enrolled. one teacher saying, "we are overwhelmed. the teachers don't speak spanish. there are no resources helping us out right now. the influx undoubtedly set to impact the education of other students." joining us now, mother of two and member of one of the city's community education councils as well as advisor for the new york charter schools association, daniela. thank you for being on with us. you are on this education counsel, and the school, we

talked about yesterday, in chelsea, ps 33, has received some of the students. to this impact your entire district. what are your concerns? >> we are concerned that the families are arriving here and they are not receiving the support they need. this students should be enrolled in schools but they don't have the papers, access to medical care. our schools were not prepared. we don't have bilingual teachers. children are being asked to translate for other children. our schools will were not prepared to receive this influx of students and we want to make sure everybody's being served well. >> ainsley: are they vaccinated for measles, mumps, rubella? all the vaccines most kids are getting and required to new york schools. how are you going to test them to make sure? went to the laws say? >> the law says that within 14 days a student in t the

new york state must receive immunizations. you want to make sure they have access to medical care and the students have access to the immunizations. so we don't have spread in our schools. >> ainsley: what happens next? what is the solution? can you accomplish that in 14 days? >> i hope so. our schools are doing the best that we can. but it's being dumped in our schools, and it's not our responsibility to do immigration policy. the schools are already struggling. in new york city we close schools for a long time. we have violence in the city really impacting schools. we are concerned about the capacity with all these crises. >> ainsley: you are probably getting a lot of calls. there is one mom "the new york post" interviewed and she said she has a third grader in the class with first graders, second graders, and third graders, and they are dumbing down with their teaching

teaching in school. they are not up to standard because they want to make sure all the students who don't speak english are learning, as well. what do the people who live in your area and your district say? >> that's been a huge concern, huge learning gaps in the same class, and asking teachers to differentiate the instruction. it's not feasible. our teachers are doing the best they can, but you cannot teach five grade levels in one class, and they teach to the average student. the kids who are behind and who are really advance end up not being served. >> ainsley: teachers are overwhelmed and they'll end up quitting because they can't handle this. they are under pressure it's a little. how long did you get of notice that they would put the skids in the school? >> at sometimes it's the next day. we received almost 100 students in ten days. our schools are doing the best

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♪ ♪ >> your interrupting free speech >> steve: more fought this morning as federal judges are refusing to hire clerks from yale law school over protests like that one at a free-speech

event back in march. >> ainsley: free speech, but don't talk! the law school dean defending their approach claiming yale law school is dedicated to building a vibrant intellectual environment where ideas flourish, and to foster free speech and engagement they emphasize the core values of professionalism, integrity, and respect. >> brian: fox news sunday's own anchor and chief correspondent shannon bream. two titles, one woman. >> despite your best efforts to get me thrown from the building. he's trying to cancel me! >> brian: how dare i? i'm glad to see an ivy leaguer on their heels. >> if you're going to have events like this, the judge from the fifth circuit, i don't want clerks from yale. if you cancel the opportunity to have free speech. >> brian: don't you love that? >> some judges love it and some don't. some said they will join it and not take clerks from yale. if you go through one of these appellate courts and possibly a theater to a supreme court

clerkship, you have that on the resume and you are set in the legal profession. when you leave as a click, often they signed those bonuses for $300,000. you want to get these clerkships. it's a big deal. others say you're punishing students at yale and on the institution itself if you don't take them. >> steve: what does it say to you about the fact that, at yale law school, there is no free speech and they want to hear the one thing? that speaks to the people in charge of the school, doesn't it? >> and they are pushing back saying we have a code of respect, we made some changes, and we want people to know that there is a broader free-speech right here at yale. this event, the judge cited and say they don't want clerks in that particular school, there was a conservative atheist and a christian. they both said they were just trying to show you can be very different and have a conversation and try to find common ground. they were both upset afterwards and felt like, "we don't want this to happen when anyone is silence, when we try to have

free debate of ideas." that's what higher ed is supposed to be about. >> ainsley: we are supposed to argue our opinion and be a freethinker, but it is so discouraged, the opposite of what the university wants you to feel. >> he says, "i'm not trying to cancel yale, i'm trying to stop them from canceling people like me." you are canceling and hurting students at yale if you won't take them, but he says he has to draw the line somewhere because you want students to come out of law school and be good advocates. to me, one of the best things i did in law school was moot court, where you have to flip and argue the other side of an argument. and justice scalia said he wanted one click to be a liberal all the time because you want holes in the argument, the thins you are missing. it's only when you debate the other side he could do that. >> brian: the debate has gone out the window, but it's not just yale. other ivy league institutions, the same things. i think about alan dershowitz, as liberal as liberal gets come and he's been canceled by the

left because he wants to see the other side and represent the former president once in. >> and judge ho has said he will at other schools to the list if necessary. i thought it was interesting that one of them said they are carving out an exception for current and former yale students. to me that says they're trying to make students think twice about going there. >> steve: had that video not gone viral, we wouldn't know. >> it would be interesting to find out. >> ainsley: what else happens that we don't see. >> brian: what can we expect on ""fox news sunday"?" >> we will have steve scalise with us, republicans are confident they'll take the house and we'll talk about the senate. they have brand-new polls on "fox news sunday" to show you where the seat of the senate is, where all of our eyeballs are. >> brian: great job with stacey abrams last week. stick a thank you. we hope to have her back. >> ainsley: how are you liking

it? >> i love it. >> steve: she works one day a week, come on! >> brian: she was in sunday morning. your clock goes off at 7:00 a.m. >> you always have that fear of oversleeping through your alarm. but you guys never do it. [laughter] >> ainsley: well, we are very proud of you pay congratulations. >> brian: i was against it. >> you been overruled! >> ainsley: your voice does not matter. >> steve: it is exactly 16 minutes before the top of the hour and carley joins us with a big decision. >> carley: another big legal case. a connecticut jury orders alex jones to pay nearly $1 billion in damages to the families of the sandy hook school shooting victims. the info wars host was on trial for calling the 2012 massacre a hoax. he was not in court yesterday. instead, he live streamed the proceedings, ac asking fans for money and mocking the families saying, "do these people think they are getting any of this

money?" any florida men with a lengthy criminal history thinks to my face is kidnapping charges after stealing a truck with two young children inside. a deputy chasing down the suspect after the kids father reported that track as stolen. by the camera footage where one of the kids blew his cover. >> roll the window down. >> this that i my dad's car. >> stepped out of the car. >> that's not my dad. >> that's not my dad. >> there was also a 4-year-old child in the car. neither of those kids were hurt, thankfully. a dramatic end to a heroic rescue in washington state. that is a hiker being airlifted after getting trapped after a massive boulder. one of his wrists were pinned under a refrigerator-sized rock. the victim was rushed to a

nearby hospital at significant injuries, but he is expected to recover. and in the nhl, the colorado avalanche celebrating that stanley cup champion ship last night, raising its banner ahead of the 2022 season opener. blink-182 frenchman mark hoppus joining the celebration. he led the crowd for a sing-along of their unofficial avalanche anthem last year, "all the small things." they dominated the chicago blackhawks in denver. outside to janice. >> i've got a friend with me from louisiana. what is your name? >> sam. >> where you from? >> deville louisiana. >> where is that? >> in the center of the state between alexandria and natchez. >> how is it so far? disa hi to everybody at home? >> all of my buddies i drink coffee with. i'm with janice dean, boys. >> i love it! thank you for being here, my

friend. we have showers and thunderstorms moving through. i felt raindrops on my head. we have that cold front and behind it we are going to see some measurable snow for parts of the upper midwest and the great lakes. you can see that blue on the map. it's coming. here's the future track. we could see several inches of snow. oh, my gosh, it's coming! test prepare for it. it happens sometimes in the upper midwest and around the great lakes. 1-2 inches in a short period of time. have you seen snow in louisiana? >> oh, yeah. >> thank you for hanging out with me today. >> pleasure. >> do you want to say hi to steve, ainsley, and brian? >> where are they? i see you guys! we love you and watch you every morning. steege thank you for coming! go, tigers! >> ainsley: i love him! he so comfortable. hanging out right over the shoulder. >> i like to see the silverback boys. >> steve: thank you. still had on this thursday, a

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>> carley: back with some headlines, starting with

president biden getting his facts mixed up yesterday in colorado when he incorrectly stated that his son, beau, lost his life in iraq. >> i say this is a father of a man who won the bronze star and lost his life in iraq. >> he did serving in iraq with the national guard but he died of brain cancer at walter reed and maryland back in 2015. in the past the president has suggested his son's cancer could be linked to exposure to toxic burn pits. in new orleans, embattled mayor latoya cantrell is now being accused of retaliation by her challenger, fellow democrat city council president helena moreno. she is accusing cantrell of reassigning her personal head of security who can trial claims leaked the footage of her taxpayer-funded apartment. saying, "come at me directly. do not come after someone who does not deserve to be accused of wrongdoing when he did absolutely nothing wrong."

brian come over to you. >> brian: thanks, carley. as the influence of artificial intelligence grows, so does the competition between countries for leadership in the field. in his brand-new book, the threat ai research poses. welcome back. your half straddling the world of fictional and nonfiction. in what respect? >> it's a fiction book but it's based on real-life facts, and the facts are that china is so far ahead of us in application and development of artificial intelligence that we may never catch up with them. >> brian: how do they get there? >> they spend enormous amounts of time in human effort. not so much money, because they do things on the cheap, but they spent a lot of human effort to perfect the art of intelligence. when they use it, they use it for their own good, for the good of the communist party of china. >> brian: what does ai give them? in what way does give them a leg up?

>> a lesson rely on mechanical machine learning and it doesn't require that they are people to use their brains. the communist party of china doesn't want them to use your brain, they want to do what they tell you to do. >> brian: and that goes into the title you put out, "the world do you wish." you can wish this world. >> that's what the so-called metaverse is going to do and that's how china is trying to explain it. they want to let you believe you can live in a world where there's no problems, no inequality, no poverty, no war, and they will take care of you and make sure that you have a pleasant time. it's not true. >> brian: here is how you described the metaverse in your book and here's a passage in your book. "in its essence, the meta versus an alternate universe where real people can escape from the real world and all its problems, and it's not a joke and it's not a game. it may have started out that way, but the meta versus the other side of the mirror of our lives where things work out, where there is no poverty, no war, no pollution, no racial bias. indeed, there is nothing wrong

at all in the metaverse unless we wish there to be." is that the same metaverse that mark zuckerberg is talking about a facebook? >> exactly the one, but he's having trouble developing it. his plan to make the metairie's the place where we live all of our lives is running into some . the chinese are complementing that and saying, "let us help you." >> brian: views experience in international connections. what led you to understand that we were trailing so badly in what could be lying straight ahead to put this together? >> when i worked on a previous book last year i really stumbled upon some chinese websites that were published in english. you begin to realize there's a pattern. artificial intelligence research being done now in china is actually being used to create an alternative metaverse. >> brian: and this is very earthy, very linear. does that play a role in this? >> the people who have bought into the delton road program now of china billions and billions

of dollars. >> brian: its extortion. >> they can't play it back. and they say, he can't pay it back in monday, we'll take it influence. it has only elevated the termination of the chinese commendation party to control the rest the world. >> brian: first they want to poison the world and now they want to control the world. it's all in your book, "the world we wish." great to see you again. coming up straight ahead, don't go anywhere. kellyanne conway promises to show up live this hour, and that's what she looks like. ♪ ♪ >> tech: at safelite, we take care of vehicles with the latest technology. we can replace your windshield ...and recalibrate your safety system. >> customer: and they recycled my old glass. >> tech: don't wait. schedule today. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail.

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