makes sense because putting a pause there to give you some time to get some help, to speak to some people to see if it ultimately is going to be your journey. >> congressman mark alford, thank you for coming on the program. >> todd and ashley, thank you so much. >> todd: i'm excited for 8:00 p.m. tucker carlson interview with elon musk. "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ >> sixth avenue part of our building and see the american flag and look who is on the curvey couch with us. we have will and we have pete. it's like the weekend. continue. >> weekend continued indeed. >> ainsley: i wish it did.

>> will: did for everyone but you. >> ainsley: great to be at work. >> pete: tomorrow is april 18th. it is just finishing their taxes. >> ainsley: so is everyone else. so stressful. >> pete: bank statement. >> ainsley: are yours in? have you completed yours? >> pete: yes, i need an extension. >> will: i need extension. it is in my inbox. i need do digital signatures. >> pete: how about you? >> ainsley: all mine are finished. done. which is a good feeling. all right, it is 6:01 on the east coast. the house judiciary committee is in new york city this morning to hold a field hearing on violent crime. >> will: crime victims will testify about the direct impact alvin bragg's policies have had on their lives. alexandria hoff joins us in washington with more. >> d.a. bragg is calling this is a political stunt which is a term we have heard republicans describe his prosecution of

former president trump. spent thousands ton that while declining to prosecute 1200 felony cases last year up from 828 in 201. so, today, the committee will hear from a star witness, really, jose alba. the bow day clerk you see after stabbing career criminal attacked him in his store last summer. charge dropped after public outcry. madeline son murdered. madison. son beaten in anti-semitic hate crime. new york city congressman robert holden a democrat. going to serve as a witness as well. >> we have the greatest police force in the world before the pandemic. after the riots in new york city. the george floyd riots, we have had disrespect for police. >> many of our politicians and many of our district attorneys

not all of them, but many of them have emboldened the criminal element. they feel empowered and they know there are no consequences when you violate the law. >> if no one is above the law, then i don't understand how alvin bragg could dismiss murder and gang assault indictments against two of the people involved in the murder of my son. >> these witnesses really wanted their voices heard. you have senate majority leader chuck schumer listen. >> the house g.o.p. must be clear and vociferous that defunding the fbi. defunding the department of justice will not happen. they must condemn calls to defund the department of justice and the federal bureau of investigation and reject partisan attempts by former president trump and his allies to degrade public trust in public law enforcement.

>> a lot of people find that one interesting. as we speak, search is on for degree suspects who say beat and robbed a 52-year-old man at bronx subway station on friday. one suspect was apparently armed with a box cutter. an officer telling the "new york post" this. kids robbing people on the subway, no, that never happens. what's the point of catching them if you are just going to let them go. we don't like catch and release. sense some scar sarcasm there. insists that big apple is the safest city in the country. >> will: competition isn't very stiff. i say it's not very stiff because you see once and again stories come out in san francisco, chicago, wherever it may be of crime running rampant in big cities across the united states. that taking place in new york today. that hearing. that's going to be very interesting. as we know, the republicans in washington, d.c. have said if we're going to give you money, for example, manhattan district attorney's office, we would like to think you are a apportioning

that money towards significant priorities like violent crime and not like, i don't know, book keeping errors for a presidential candidate. are. >> pete: pretty rich to hear them accuse of political stunt as goes new york city so goes the rest of the country. arched progressive d.a.s taken over and cities descended new york has been the epicenter of that political stunt like going after the former president hold a hearing number backyard too to remind people what is going on. in the substance it's important. this -- it's destroying people's lives and beautiful city which we have all seen transform in just a few years because of policy. >> city we all love. i currently live here. you are scared to take the subway which is a lot cheaper than taking an uber. at love people rely on the subway to get to work. if you go from the upper east side downtown, that's $50 uber ride. most people can't afford that and they want to take a subway

but you hear about things that happen like this, this was friday early in the morning. the box cutter. they put the guy in a head lock, they steal his wallet and backpack and $350. that's a story we hear almost daily, weekly here in new york. everyone has a story. we are scared to go to the atm to get cash out because we are scared someone is going to be hiding in there. we go during the day. the stats are obvious. you heard alexandria giving the stats. the felony cases resulting in convictions. only 50% of the cases in 2022 under our d.a. bragg. only 29% of misdemeanors resulted in convictions in 2022. he downgraded 52% of felony cases to misdemeanors in 2022. what if you were one of those parents going to be a witness today? and the person that killed your child is not behind bars and that's happening over and over again in new york. >> and if you are a cop has to deal with that every single day. >> paperwork back on the street

finished with the paperwork. >> on this morning's program subcommittee of the house judiciary committee right here on "fox & friends." representative jim jordan of the house judiciary committee as he said chair. elise stefanik house conference chair not on the judiciary representative part of that committee hearing as well and texas representative nathaniel more ran, house judiciary committee. all joining us. >> will: you heard me mention not a stiff competition because this crime crisis is taken place everyone. we saw what happened in new york subway story those were teenagers. those were effectively kids scariest thick on the street coming across a group of teenage boys, unpredictable. unruly. what happened in chicago over the weekend. they are calling it a teen takeover of the city. these are all teenagers and i don't know -- >> ainsley: hundreds of teenagers storming the streets

of chicago. smashing the car windows, attacking penal. panicking the tourists. they were running from the sound of gunfire. they were jumping up and down cars. you saw they were on top of a bus. one man was attacked and beaten and taken to the hospital. >> pete: doesn't look like a get together to me. >> ainsley: brandon johnson, he is the newly elected progressive mayor. he is saying don't demonize them because they're starved of opportunity. this is what he said. in no way do i condemn the destructive opportunity we saw lake front this weekend. unacceptable and no place in our city. it's not constructed to demonize youth otherwise starved of opportunities in their own units. city work together for spaces for youth to gather safely and responsibly. under adult guidance and supervision. yeah. where were the parents, to ensure that every part of the city remains welcomed for both residents and visitors. >> pete: always however. eric adams and new chicago mayor brandon johnson.

they got rid aware of lori lightfoot and devout marxist instead. his approach will be no better probably worse than hers. doing well in that statement we did not condone; however, however, it's not and we will prosecute. you, your kids, if they are out 16, 17, 18, fighting, robbing, climbing on buses, we will arrest them, we will -- you know, we will protect the citizenry of chicago. it's always; however, do not demonize. we have created a -- until we stop the however, we're going to get this. >> will: the statement as you read it, pete, we do not condone. do you know what else you did not do, you did not condemn. >> pete: that's right. >> steve: the essential ingredient what is clear in the mind of those kids is there will be no accountability. >> ainsley: in michigan, is it michigan avenue? is that what it's called? high end shopping district there in chicago? a lot of those stores have closed. walmart is shutting down four stores in chicago because of

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$49 billion investment to boost the manufacturing of charging stations and the private sector uber is committed to reaching 400 million ev miles driven by the end of this year. elon musk space spacex gettingy to launch this morning. reusable rocket designed to carry humans and supplies to orbit. take americans back to moon and even travel to mars one day. expected to blast off today 9:00 a.m. eastern time from base in texas. so tonight tucker carlson will be speaking to elon musk but first tucker will be joining us later on "fox & friends" with a preview. now, to opening weekend of the usfl. new orleans breakers holding off the pittsburgh maulers. the break ares scoring to go ahd 2022-15 in birmingham.

take down the houston gamblers opening for quarterback josh love. many. >> love drops the pass looking out to see wide receiver. touchdown. >> love completing 90% of his passes a new usfl record in the 29-13 win. and those are your headlines, guys. >> will: thank you, ashley. >> ashley: you are welcome. >> pete: we will give a little insight. covering the usfl. we had one eye on that. will and i yesterday are a the show took in the game over at yankee stadium. had a great time. my wife was there rob o'neill and his wife was there enjoyed the game much quicker. baseball has made serious improvement. the reason i talk about that is bud light is the staple beer at the stadium. budweiser and bud light. where we were, the bud light cooler was full. and everybody was going tore the alternative. which they ran out of, which is a local ipa and they had to get

more. the bud light boycott thing what they did with dylan mulvaney had soaked in. it wasn't just us that weren't doing it. it was lots of other people around. >> ainsley: you said guys selling beer walk up and down the aisle weren't selling as much of the beer. >> pete: lonely. >> will: stats suggest bud light is down big. this is case sales. it's down 5.6 for the year over year is more interesting. 10.7% year over year. that's weekly sales ending apri. a year ago in april they were up. 10%. that's actually a ton. that's a lot of beer. a huge margin for a company this size. >> pete: huge margin there is a ton. a lot of reflexive ordering. the parts are used to the volume they sell of bud light. it will be a few weeks or a couple months before it registers how different that volume is and orders start to become different.

the institutional commercial buy something so much bigger. if yankee stadium we're just not selling bud light we have got to pull back on that that's not going to happen for a few more weeks and months indication of steeper number how offended consumers are by what they did with mulvaney. >> ainsley: easy to switch gears so many choices. trade in bud light for coors light. news site says more than a third the small town bars are experiencing bud light boycotts. >> will: the question is, i think, ainsley, i read some of those same quotes from those bars in wyoming which i find fascinating almost more so than the stadium experience. those stadiums have long-term contracts. they can't switch from bud to miller at these stadiums. >> pete: they have long time contracts. >> will: stadiums and business contracts cannot. guy walking into a bar in wyoming. how long does something like this last? it's clearly had an impact. a, dots consumer revert back to

instinct or b can bud wiser anheuser-busch win them back over? check out this new ad put out quickly by budweiser. >> rooted in the heart of america, found in a community where a handshake is a sure contract. brewed for those who found opportunity and challenge and hope in tomorrow. raised by generations, willing to sit, share, risk, remember. this is a story bigger than beer. this is the story of the american spirit. >> ainsley: i think they called whoever does their advertisement. >> pete: these what people remember. beautiful ad not going to work.

>> ainsley: they are trying and whipped that out very quickly on purpose. >> will: doesn't feel genuine is the problem. you whip that out on a one week timeline clearly pandering. which is fine. pandering seems to be your m.o. i think the first modify was pandering as well. look, at this point in time for me, i want -- and i'm not going to tell you i don't think any of russ puritan nickel about this and it capable of is hundred upper% devotion i want to give my money and i want to patronize business nasa reflect my valuess ains why haven't they learned from disney. >> pete: that's why the bud light thing is so important. the nfl, i still' really want to watch the nfl or all these other -- in this case so easy to switch. it was such an obvious betrayal. this is pandering. i saw the jokes underneath the ad online. does the clydesdale -- how does

the clydesdale identify? do we know? that's the top of everyone's mind as people i hope other people join in on it even if it's just bud light. send a signal across corporal america we understand what is happening with your dei. the rob o'neill, guy shot bin laden where is his commemorative can for him? or is it just dylan mulvaney. >> will: this is not just about tolerance. it's whether or not you require the american people to deny reality. whether you require the american people to celebrate your momentary fad, the current thing. you are exactly right. you had a chance. you could put rob o'neill on the can you chose dylan mulvaney. ainsley: what are you hearing in tennessee? >> pete: the guys i talk to they are like done.

same with high school buddies in minnesota. diddone. >> will: we'll see. honestly, ainsley, i didn't go to the bars this week. i wait until i hang out with pete on the weekends to jam all my vices into a 36-hour period. >> ainsley: all right. coming up, as crime rages across democrat led cities, the inactions of woke prosecutors like manhattan's alvin bragg are under investigation. >> will: house judiciary committee jim jordan joins us for today's hearing right here in new york city. ♪ with the freestyle libre 2 system,

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been impacted by this soft on crime policy. turns out when you don't put bad guys in jail, they do bad things. when you don't lock criminals up, you get more crime. imagine that that is exactly what we are seeing not only in new york city but every big city around this country and driven by these left wing d.a.s who come in with a political agenda and instead of focusing on people, families, communities and small business owners, they are all about politics. we are seeing it almost like every night now you see some senseless act of violence on our screens that happen on the subway or on the city street. and it's just wrong. and we are going to hear from people like mr. alba as you mentioned. ms. blame who lost a son. we will hear from a democrat city council member democrat who understands this is not supposed to be partisan. justice is supposed to be blind and protecting our streets. >> ainsley: a lot of democrats voted for lee zeldin because of

this issue. everyone in new york is tired of the crime. what is the goal here? many democrats are criticizing republicans for doing this because this is about trump being indicted by alvin bragg. is this to -- is it a result of that or to highlight these democratic run cities? >> it's the latter. look we anticipate doing n other cities. talk with the chairman of our subcommittee mr. biggs. we anticipate going to other cities where it's just a as bad as new york city. here because of what mr. braggs is doing using federal gundz to indict a former president for no crime, and then when we want to talk with sun someone he takes us to court. when we want to do our constitutional duty of oversight he takes us to court. for a guy who hasn't worked there in a year. so instead of photograph cussing on what he should be doing keeping bad guys off the street protecting people of this great city is he focused on politics. there is that contradiction. it's about the victims and that's who we will hear from today. >> will: to follow up on ainsley's question what do you in washington, d.c.

you can withdraw some of those federal funds. look, san francisco, chicago, new york, they they democratically vote for these guys who then enact these policies so in a way the voter is getting what they asked for. >> you pilot highlight it and look at the federal funds issue. testimony mr. holdren highlight how bad that is. think about this fact, 327 individuals have done 6,000 of the theft crimes in this city. they call them theft crimes. we used to call it stealing. taking other people's property so 327 people, that's 20 arrests, that's 20 times that each of these individuals have done this on average. maybe lock them up after the first or second or maybe the 19th time so they don't do it the 20th time. that's what's going on here and in cities all over the country. wife what was the stat i think i saw on your show last week but it said like 27% of new yorkers want to move out of the state. they have want to move out of here and driven by crime factor. >> pete: if they could, no doubt. another state a lot of people are leaving is california in

large part because of the governance and prep representative there. ro khanna has been talking about dianne feinstein and her attendance record and whether she should be replaced. here is what he said on fox earlier. watch. >> only in washington would you get criticized for saying something so obvious. i have a lot of respect for senator feinstein. but she has missed 75% of votes this year. she hasn't been showing up and she has no intention we don't know if she is going to show up. no return date. in contrast senator fetterman said he going to show back up on april 17th. governor newsom can appoint a caretaker. he doesn't have to appoint someone in the current race. i would support the governor doing that this has nothing to do with the current race because a caretaker would solve that. this has to do with someone who is just not showing up. i said out loud what people have been saying in private. >> pete: how should this be handled? there is a lot of old folks

especially in the senate, you know, got to do the job too. >> sounds like the democrats are trying to cancel senator feinstein. i remember saying this on the house floor the left and court docancelculture don't think thel just come after republicans and conservatives. >> in california they decided they would take the name off the dianne feinstein elementary school something she said 30 years ago no. longer named after her. now trying to kick her out of the senate. i understand she hasn't been there much. this is a democrat issue. the idea they are trying to cancel a senator is the main take away for the democrats. >> ainsley: is she going to come back soon? she has shingles. usually you can get rid of that over the course of a few weeks. >> usually you can i wish her the best. hope she can come back spham of same for senator first amendmen. this is way the democrats operate. >> will: we offered to say you are going to continue these field hearings on crime and big cities across america. where else will you go?

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you were only a few blocks away from where the bombing happened. your wife was running in the marathon tell me about that day. >> i was in the firehouse about five blocks from the finish line waiting for my wife to finish. i heard my captain on the radio call off that they had two separate blast sites and mass casualty incident. i grabbed my gear. there was another firefighter who had just finished the race. asked me what was going on. he grabbed gear. my wife came through the door which was a blessing for me. she had just the people on the scene did incredible job. starting with the gentleman to my right. and hundreds just like him and danny, who sean was the lieutenant in charge block of second blast sight was the firefighters. danny was in charge of the police officers up on that very

sim block where the blast site was. point out blast site one was a lot of medical expertise there. there were doctors, nurses, paramedics and e.m.t.s staged at the medical tent there probably 100 medical professionals. where they were a few blocks up they really didn't have that much help. they did incredible job up there. >> ainsley: i know you were a first responder there at the bombings. you were also in new york city after 9/11 so we thank you for your service. sean, i know your daughter lost a friend, right, in the race? >> yes. >> ainsley: tell me about that. >> our classmate. lost a classmate and dear friend. 10 years later, her and two other martin's classmates running the marathon in his honor. >> ainsley: wow. and then what do you want people people to know? because it has been 10 years. i know we were honoring the victims over the weekend. what do you want people around the country that aren't in

boston to know. >> there are better days ahead. and people that were truly affected by the events of 10 years ago have moved on. and prospered and endeavored to persevere and make a better life not only for themselves but fellow residents of boston. >> ainsley: and then sergeant, i know that mark walberg played your character in patriot's day. tell us about your memories of the bombing. >> i think we just lost him. ed, can you answer that question for me? because you mentioned that danny was involved. >> yeah. danny played a bigger role, as a matter of fact, if you listen to the police radio recordings, danny kind of took command of the orchestrated the response of the ambulances so they could move critical patients out. when they ran out of ambulances, the police through danny's leadership utilized paddy wagons

where we had members, firefighters jump in the back with paddy wagons and help pressure on them and treated them on the way to the hospital that type of intuitive tactical decision making on the ground saved lives. we had things working for us all the medical workers on scene that played a major role. we had about six trauma centers within a mile and a half of the two blast sites. that also provided critical medical needs for the victims and saved lives. >> ainsley: sean, can you believe it's been 10 years? >> no. >> ainsley: seems like yesterday, doesn't it. >> yes. >> ainsley: remember tracking the individuals who did this. thank you all so much. god bless you. we appreciate everything that you do. >> real quick, ainsley if i can just say something, ainsley. >> ainsley: sure. >> the message that i think i took away from 10 years later was that the hate that was brought into boston that day was met by a more powerful force

which was the message of 8-year-old from my neighborhood killed message was peace. and the legacy of martin is not only that his legacy is making the world a better place we actually renamed that parish church after martin. saint martin's church. great legacy. >> ainsley: only 8 years old. your daughter is running in his honor today. how is the training going? >> it's been an adventure but she is a warrior. she is my hero. she is going to do fine. >> ainsley: will you be throughout watching her? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. good. we wish her the best. thank you all so much. guys. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. hand it over to ashley for headlines. >> ainsley: hey, ainsley. people of nevada gathering together honor the people shooting. one of the victims was a high school football star named phil

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this is longer than our menu come on now. blockbuster renting dhs for us. you could start it on time no problem. this is what we get. netflix says the finale will be available this morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. those are your headlines, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you, ainsley. let's check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: good morning. a foggy morning in the northeast. a system crossing over the great lakes with a cold front. doesn't feel like 90 degrees like it was a few days ago. take a look at the maps. the boston marathon by the way happening today. we are going to see some showers in the forecast. >> but i think runners will be excited that the temperatures are going to be in the 50's that will be great. it's going to be a little bit of a wet one, i think. temperatures across the great lakes we have a blizzard occurring. that's going to warm up a little bit over the next cup pelg of days but with the warm jump we will see the potential for stronger storms, including

tornadoes. yes, starting on wednesday, thursday, and friday. that's what happened in the springtime. you get the cold air, you get the warm air. and you get the chance for severe storms. we also have thunderstorms in south florida right now. and look at that snow storm across the great lakes and the upper midwest. we still have blizzard warning in place over a foot of snow. and 50 mile-per-hour winds. that's going to make travel impossible in some of these areas. so listen to your local forecasters and, of course, stay off the roads. it's going to be pretty treacherous. there is that future trek as the pressure moves in across the plain states and brings severe storms. we will continue to cover it on fox weather there is the forecast today. looks like we will see spring showers in the new york city area. over to you, ainsley. >> ainsley: good deal. thank you. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: coming up the rise of artificial intelligence. >> training the a.i. to lie. >> yes. >> it's bad. >> to lie. >> ainsley: elon musk's warning to tucker carlson about the dangerous advancement.

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>> ashley: back with sport headlines, miami heat upsetting the bucs. the two stars had to leave the game early because of injury. >> will plus, the l.a. clippers taking down the phoenix suns 115

to 110. the denver nuggets beat the minnesota timberwolves 109 to 80 in a blowout. and in baseball, new york mets pick up their fourth straight win thanks in part to another pete alonzo home run. >> driven to center. we are -- >> even more help is on the way for the mets who called up top prospect from the minor leagues yesterday. elsewhere in baseball the st. louis cardinals get a big walk off win against the pittsburgh pirates thanks to edmund game winning single. those your headlines, will. >> will: thank you, ashley. >> ashley: you are welcome. >> will: elon musk sounding the alarm on artificial intelligence exclusive interview with tucker carlson. >> they are training the ai to lie.

>> tucker: exactly right and to withhold information. >> to lie yes, comment on some things. not comment on other things. but not to say what the data actually demands that it say. >> tucker: how did it get this way? i thought you funded it at the beginning. what happened? >> yeah. well that would be ironic. the most ironic outcome it seems. >> will: , great to have you this morning. pick up off that conversation between tucker and elon airs tonight on the fox news channel in its entirety at 8:00 p.m. let's start -- we will go broader, max, but let's start with the political leanings, i personally i think many of us have seen the bias in for example chil chatgpt it will tel what you it will not answer. tell me the implications of artificial intelligence that has a political, philosophical even bias baked into the cake.

>> it's huge. i feel like i'm living the movie don't look up. where there is enormous transformation happening. and people still don't talk about it much. it's not fundamentally mainly about technology. it's about power. just as you said. when you give artificial intelligence control our reality. you have on your show for many years talked about how algorithms and machine learning talk about what people can say and not say. what we can see, make up stuff, which is entirely fake. that gives a crazy amount of power to the tech industry and whoever controls. this i think that's the biggest threat to our democracy we have ever had. >> will: i have seen you in particular, max, describe the potential for ai. so let's take that forward now and say okay here we have artificial intelligence with a philosophical and viewpoint

baked in my humans and soon in your description a.i. is god-like. how is it god e-like? >> some companies are trying to build a.i. that is not just a bunch of useful tools and boost their economy like we have seen so far but a.i. that can do all jobs better than humans and outsmart us at everything. in that sense agi i think of as artificial god-like intelligence. and, you know, don't take my word for it. microsoft had a paper out recently saying that they already in gpt 4 see what they call sparks of agi. we are building these for artificial minds that will soon outsmart us at everything and probably won't care much about us humans. it can be very inconvenient to have to share our planet with these. that's why i have been together with other a.i. researchers

pushing to put a little pause on this most high risk part of a.i. so that we can get the benefits and keep things safe. >> will: you talked about it a minute ago, max. you said we worry about controlling the way we speak or what we read. to me, the way i internalize a.i. potential it controls the way we think potentially here. not just what we see. but it can control reality and how we live. and this is where it goes wild. you mentioned microsoft, let's talk about google. san darr pa chai who was on 60 minutes. this is now google here we don't get it. we'll don't understand a.i. >> aspect of this which we call all of it in the field call it as a black box. you don't fully understand and you can't quite tell why it said this or why it got wrong. we have some ideas and able to understand this gets better over

time you don't fully understand how it works and yet you turned it loose on seat. >> put it this way, i don't think we fully understand how a human minds works either. >> will: learning on its own now. doesn't even need humans? >> as an a.i. research at mit i'm the first to admit that we really don't understand fully how these systems work. let's put some safety rules in place before we deploy super powerful things that we don't understand. you would never bailed giant nuclear reactor on times square if you didn't understand it. >> will: well, max telling mark, it might be the only conversation going forward and we appreciate you having it with us this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >> will: all right, coming up. new york congresswoman elise stefanik joins us live so don't go anywhere. ♪ gloria ♪

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