>> todd: a fox news alert, major revelation from elon musk in part one of his whirlwind interview with tucker carlson. it includes the extent of government overreach he's uncovered at twitter and his plans to protect your privacy. >> if i got something unconstitutional from the u.s. governor, i would send them a copy of the first amendment and say what part of this are we getting wrong? >> what elon is saying the government is intercepting and monitoring dm's, raises question about the rest of big tech. it is google allowing the federal government to monitor g-mail. is facebook monitoring messenge and what's app?

this is, remember the big scandal under george w. bush about the program monitoring people's e-mails, elon said the federal government is doing that actively in private communication. >> todd: an eye-opening interview. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. another major focus of the sitdown is musk warning about artificial intelligence and he gives us information on the software he is working on now. jackie ibanez is here. good morning, jackie. >> jackie: elon musk's candid interview with tucker carlson aired last night. musk called for stronger government regulation of artificial intelligence. listen. >> it's a danger to the public. when you have things that are danger to the public, like let's

say, food and drug, that is why we have the food and drug administration and federal aviation administration, the fcc, agencies to oversee what affects the public when there could be public harm and you don't want companies cutting corners on safety and then having people suffer as a result. so that is why i have for a long time been a strong advocate of ai regulation. >> jackie: in addition to artificial intelligence danger to the public, musk says it threatens companies like twitter, it could become smart enough to manipulate public opinion. >> if you have super intelligent ai that can write well in way that is very influential,

convincing and constantlily figuring out what is more convincing to people over time and enter social media, for example twitter and facebook and others and potentially manipulates public opinion in way that is very bad, how would we even know? >> jackie: what will elon musk do about the rising threat of ai? musk says he's working on his own alternative to chat gpt called truth gpt. >> i'm worried about the fact it is being viewed politically correct, simply another way of saying untruthful things. that is bad time. this is path to ai dystopia, to train ai to be appalling. i will start something called truth gpt or maximum truth-seeking ai that tries to understand nature of the universe. i think this might be the best

path to safety in the sense that ai that cares about understanding the universe is unlikely to annihilate humans bau we are interesting part of the universe hopefully they would think that. >> jackie: second part of musk's interview with tucker carlson airs tonight at 8:00, bound to be very, very good. >> todd: part one any indication, part two will be crazy. thank you. we talk, do we like it or not, that is irrelevant discussion now. it is here, we better get used to it and adapt to it. it has been here, great point. the question, what do we do about regulation? we are not big fans of regulation, but the government needs to regulate this. forget about the gas stove regulation, i'm not worried my gas stove will murder me in middle of the night or give me misinformation, maybe focus on this now.

>> ashley: when he talks about truth gpt, i've been having major conversations with my brother, a super techie guy. he said, the tech world is been talking about this for a long time, it is nothing new. he mentioned last week, we'll have an instance where it is good ai versus bad ai, like good people versus bad people. there has to be thought put in code to come up with scenarios like you see on what was this, chaos gpt that was frightening last week. i think something like truth gpt that elon musk will be creating, i wish he would create it faster, like for those to be done first. i do think like you said, it is here, we have to deal with it and hope and pray for the best. even his friends are saying, this is what we want to do.

it is scary. >> todd: we need regulation, we don't like regulation, it needs to be done. >> ashley: when we were the smartest creatures on the planet and now we've created something smarter than us, there has to be regulation for this. >> todd: look how dangerous this can be, it can be good. listen to this next story. a mom horrified after getting a ransom call for her daughter, she was the victim of a scam from an ai bot thatten cloed her daughter's voice. that mom and her daughter sharing that insane experience with us earlier. watch this. >> this man on speaker phone using all kind of foul language, screaming and yelling and saying my daughter had hit him in a vehicle accident situation and you better get here now, i'm going to take care of her. i called the police and they are saying this is possibly a scam situation. i said there is no way this is a scam, this is my daughter's

voice, like this wasn't just some person pretending. as a mother, you know your daughter's voice. >> todd: the family does not believe they were targeted by someone they know, that makes it more scary someone can pluck this in a foreign country and do that. >> ashley: this is the scary stuff i'm talking about, it will infiltrate every aspect of life. >> todd: elon musk revealing government had full access to your private messages on twitter. >> the degree to which government agencies had full access to everything that was going on on twitter blew my mind. i was not aware of that. >> todd: tell you what elon musk uncovered about government overreach in big tech and get tomi lahren's reactsion. >> ashley: top democrats getting canned for this bud light photo op, the details right after this.

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>> todd: to a fox weather alert. spring storm blasting midwest with severe weather condition,

blanketed with a foot of snow just days after temperatures were in the 80s. >> ashley: severe weather threat brewing for the plains this week. warning large hail, wind damage and tornados are possibilities. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. a lot going on. >> janice: yes, and the snow, my goodness. northern plains and upper midwest, snow happens issue but they have seen a lot of snow this winter. now we are in spring and 34 in chicago and 32 in fargo and then we have another system moving into the northwest. some energy will produce severe weather this week, that threat. kind of a calm day, we have snow showers for the upper midwest and interior northeast with measurable snow there. things are starting to wind

down. future track showing that front and area of low pressure moving across the mississippi river valley and ohio river valley. severe threat wednesday, thursday and friday, parts of plains, midwest toward the south and toward the gulf coast and southeast. hail, damaging winds, tornados all a possibility and cold side of the storm, we're not done yet with snow and wintry weather with another round coming wednesday through friday. look at that, we could see upward of a foot or more especially across the mountains and northern michigan again. dallas 76. 79 in kansas city. several degrees cooler than it was over the last week and dealing with new system moving into the northwest and that is energy that is going to provide some severe threat on wednesday, thursday and friday, we will

keep you up to date. foxweather.com, will keep you covered. >> todd: thanks. >> ashley: homeland security secretary mayorkas will face senate lawmakers pressing him over the border crisis, he claims is under control. he announced a deal with panama before title 42 is set to expire next month. >> todd: a combat correspondent in pawn m panama is here. we use the phrase, it is bad and not go into much detail. take us inside truly how dangerous it is. >> it is extremely dangerous. i spent many years and wars around the world and weaponized migration is aspect of the

unfolding setting i've been setting across europe. i just came in from japan, but i spend a lot of time in the gap and spending time here over the last few years. right now weaponized migration is what it is, old war tactic. we have oim, paid for largely by u.s. tax money handing out actual rape kits, not to test whether you have been raped and to get dna, but to help the rapist and rapee not get disease, there are female condoms, male condoms, they hand out everyday to children and women. >> ashley: it is dangerous on all levels it seems, going back to this with mayorkas. this is what he had to say a

week ago about the white house's immigration policy. listen. >> panama, colombia, the united states working with one another, working with each other together will focus on three lines of effort as the united states prepares for lifting of the title 42 public health order in may. we must do more to discourage the dangerous journey. >> ashley: i mean, as we know, the darien gap is very dangerous, what are they hoping for the best and if they say they want you to be discouraged from crossing there. they think they will not do it? look how many times we've seen migrants rush bridges, we've seen it twice in a month now, they will not listen. >> i can't stress enough, this is a weaponized migration and lifting of title 42 will cause

an increased flood into the united states. here at darien gap, this is just one place, i see it in europe and japan, everywhere i go as a work correspondent. there is human osmotic pressure, the push and pull of migration. many things cause that and level x that happens naturally. economics or whatever that cause the normal migration of people, but there is weaponized aspect of migration. we see food supply under attack, i've been reporting on this for years. nord stream 1 and 2 will have effect on food supply due to production of fertilizer. another is the actual information war tremendous in scope. i've written three books that

are only in japanese language because i've been trying toic wa up japan for years with some success and largely japanese are like we are, not paying attention to it. question of migration. >> todd: why is the white house waiting until now to do something about it? you have been highlighting the problems in japan and all over the world for years, why is the white house just waking up, we have a problem. it is connected and scary, we appreciate you giving your insight. thank you. >> let me be crystal clear, the white house is not stopping this, they issue increasing it, make that crystal clear, they are increasing that. >> todd: frightening, thank you. house oversight committee revealing several more biden family members who may have benefited from hunter biden's business deals. >> ashley: cheryl casone will be here with all of the details. is. bring more. ♪ do more.

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>> todd: hear more of tucker carlson's exclusive interview

with elon musk, the ceo talking now about the massive layoffs he made shortly after taking over twitter. watch. >> what percentage of your staff did you fire at twitter? >> one of the great business strategies of the year, i think we're about 20% of the size. >> 80% left? >> yes. >> how do you run the company with only 20% of the staff? >> you don't need that many people to run twitter. >> but 80% is a lot. >> yes, if you are not trying to run some sort of glorified activist organization and don't care that much about c censorship, you can let go of a lot of people. >> todd: the big tech company can be run by a group chat at scale. >> ashley: three minors shot in the chaos brought on by crowds of teenagers in chicago over the

weekend, but a state senator is defending the riots calling them political protest. robert peter taking to social media to defend the incident. it is a political act and statement, mass protect against poverty and he segregation. three boys shot were reportedly 17, 16 and 6 years old. chicago's mayor-elect brandon johnson said it is not constructive to demonize youth. >> todd: the president of country second largest teacher's union playing politics, randi weingarten declaring maga republicans are destroying public schools. she writes attacks from a vocal minority, many who are maga republicans have increase and worsened, in10ified by debate

about how best to support kids during a global health crisis. no mention of how she shut all the schools down, she points to -- going on to argue that teachers need freedom to help students learn and grow unhindered by desantis and other republicans, legislation backing parental rights. >> ashley: toronto blue jays anthony bass lashing out as american airlines claiming a flight attendant forced his pregnant wife to clean up his child's mess. a flight attendant made my pregnant wife traveling with two children get on the floor to pick up a popcorn mess. are you kidding me? some critics called him out saying it is the parent's responsibility. united airlines reached out to bass telling him they will look

into the incident. i started this last time. your thoughts first? >> todd: i have a two-pronged approach. okay. nonpregnant, i think it is mom's responsibility to pick up the popcorn. but in light of the fact she is pregnant, i'm putting myself in that section with them, as dude on the plane seeing a pregnant woman having had my wife pregnant twice, i would have helped out the mom. by analogy, if you're working for the airline, probably step up and clean up that when you see a pregnant mom, as well. >> ashley: this needs to be a case-by-case basis, she is pregnant with two small kids under five years old, she obviously knows she is outnumbered in this situation. she knows she needs help. for them to say get down on your

hands and knees to do this, make an exception. if you are someone around her, i know one person that would help, my husband. he says when you see pregnant women and stuff falling out all over the place, help them out. they are already under enough stress, don't make it worse on them. >> todd: just another way your husband and i are similar. we look alike, have the same body type. that is a points, i would totally help out. bigger consideration, what are we doing as society when you see a mom pregnant, step up and help out, that is what we do as society, especially be a dude -- >> ashley: step up and help. >> todd: if she wasn't pregnant, you are the mom, this is not a shock. it is in the two year old hand dollar the book, trained to

throw your food on the floor. >> ashley: what if she didn't feel well. >> todd: i split the baby on this, serving both sides of the popcorn. >> ashley: i'm on her side. >> todd: massive mob of looters breaking into a california gas station taking thousands of dollars in merchandise after a series of street takeovers and blame being put on soft on crime leaders. >> ashley: new york city rat czar getting pushback from peta. a spokesperson from petais here next.

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>> todd: florida governor ron desantis headed to washington to meet with gop lawmakers tonight fuelling more speculation about a possible white house bid. this coming as desantis ramps up battle against mickey mouse, threatening to build a prison next to the park. >> ashley: cheryl casone is here with more. >> cheryl: that is right, governor desantis is planning to meet with congressional republicans in washington as speculation about his 2024 presidential plans in the spotlight. for now, he's continuing his fight with disney over the reedy

creek district that includes disney world. watch. >> what should we do with this land? maybe create a state park, do more amusement parks someone said you need a state prison. >> cheryl: prison, yeah. disney hour makes 11th hour power that angered desantis. that task force would have authority over reedy creek. desantis not taking it. >> todd: this story was ugly before and getting uglier. the hunter biden business web is getting larger and larger. >> cheryl: it is about documents. house oversight chairman james comer says he found name of six additional biden family members who may have benefited from

hunter biden overseas business dealings. >> we've identified six more biden family members that we believe were a direct result of influence pedalling and have more family members we suspect were involved. >> cheryl: so comer, along with congressman marjorie taylor greene went to the treasury department to view financial records, part of the investigation into whether hunter biden deals post national security threat. spokesman for house dems say after years of pursuing political dirt today's statement by james comer proves he failed to uncover wrongdoing by president biden. this brings the total number of biden family members who may have cashed in on hunter's questionable deals to nine. >> ashley: i have to get to l.a., crime is out of control.

>> cheryl: it is a crime crisis in los angeles and getting worse. look at this caught on tape moment, large group ransacked a gas station in compton. a man breaks glass, looters go in behind him and grab everything, snacks, alcohol, you name it, thousands in merchandise was stolen. illegal street takeovers is plaguing the city of compton. residents and business owners are frustrated and asking for help. >> todd: poor clerk was locked inside the bathroom scared for their life, frightening times. new york city's new rat czar taking heat from all sides. peta calling out the big apple. >> ashley: ashley byrne joins us, thank you for getting up early and talking about this.

you and peta says human behavior is to blame for this. >> all you have to do is walk down the street to see we don't have a rat problem, we have a filthy human behavior problem. we are living under mountains of garbage in this city and as long as that is the case, the rats will keep coming. >> todd: for those who have not been to the big apple, spring, winter, summer and fall, we take piles of trash in bins -- vermen killer instinct needed to fight the rats and is blood thirsty. every place i've ever lived has garbage cans, the enemy is not having garbage cans. >> this is political theater

meant to district from the fact no long-term solutions are being pursued. new yorkers deserve better and so do animals. >> ashley: it is disgusting, you don't see stuff like this in the middle of the country. something stuck out that made sense, but was confusing. rat birth control, is that something being thought about? >> it should be, it is something we have implemented effectively in peta buildings and unlike horrific poisons that cause so much suffering not just for rats, but for wildlife who might ingest them and even people's dogs. rat birth control is safe and humane and effective long-term, it is not a quick if i can that is not going to work. >> todd: glad you brought up

dogs, peta wants ethical treatment of all animals, including rats. if you are walking your dog and there is a chocolate bar, your dog will get sick and potentially die. you also mentioned you think there is distraction from a few things, do you think this is a distraction from the crime we have in the city? the homelessness? the big issues that make the city intolerable. >> yes, and it is an effective one, it is cartoonish and grabbing people's attention and diverting from the fact we're paying this person six figures to pretend she is ericaing out a personal vendetta against rats and so many issues are unaddressed. >> ashley: 170 k for the salary for that, ridiculous. thank you for your time. we mreesht appreciate it. elon musk exposing the cozy

relationship between big tech and the government. he says that is ifrj chaing at twitter, listen. >> if i got something unconstitutional from the governor, my reply would be to send him a copy of the first amendment and say what part are we getting wrong. >> todd: we're asking tomi lahren what she thinks about that, don't miss it. ♪ at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪

>> the degree to which various government agencies effectively had full access to everything going on twitter blew my mind. >> does that include people's dm's? >> yes. yes, because dm's are not encrypted. one thing we're about to release later this month or next month is ability to toggle encryption on or off. if you are in a conversation that is sensitive, toggle encryption on and nobody at twitter can see what you are talking about. put a gun to my head, i couldn't tell it. >> ashley: elon musk says he is strengthening private settings issue the app used to have access to user data, including private messages.

>> todd: we're talking about the scary part of ai, how scary is the twitter part of this interview? >> tomi: who needs aiden when you have employees spying on the american people, right? they have that handled. what is more concerning, the fact former twitter employees wanted to share this information with the government or the government wanted this information, that should be concerning, not sure which is worse. the fact our government felt need to look into dm, shadow ban and monitor the american people to the extent they did. thank goodness for twitter files and elon musk, we know what the government has been up to and know how concerned they are with the actions of the american people. next question, todd and ashley, why are they not able to rid it off the platform?

if they are concerned with guidelines and safety and terms of use, why not rid the thing that is most damaging to the american population, child exploitation and child porn, why were they not able to tackle that issue? this is a question i hope americans will think about, it is a question we should all think about. >> ashley: such a good point, if they are concerned about one aspect, why not put all energy into the safety of children, for example, like you bring up. we have to get to this, democrat congressman hank johnson being torched by mother of a murder victim after he labeled her and other victims as props. >> the republican witnesses who have used their time to criticize district attorney bragg served as props in a maga broadway production. >> i would challenge this gentleman, hank johnson, to step

one foot in the hood. he is a rich black man telling poor black men that they are props and crime and things they are experiencing is not as bad as they think they are. >> ashley: your thoughts, tomi, on all of this. >> tomi: i couldn't have said it better myself, but i will attempt to add to it. this is the democratic ploy they used in midterms and they will use it until it is not making crime scene seem like a figment of maga republicans. if you are a trump supporter, you see crime as a problem in blue democratic cities. i don't know if it will work in 2024. none of this matters, field hearings will not matter if republicans and national republican committee does not get act iive in local and state

races, especially da races, that is where we need to put our energy. all of it helps, it is great to expose witnesses and families, it is powerful. i commend jim jordan, but we have to get active in the races where it matters. no more soros-funded das. >> todd: we had madeline in this seat yesterday and for hank johnson to say that is abhorrent, she should be ashamed. >> todd: dems getting roasted by this photo by congressman ted lou. you can't make up the ridiculousness. your thoughts? >> tomi: he used to be my congressman when i lived in that hell hole, let them drink bud light, they are missing the

point. they are not the customer base, it is not schiff and ted lou, causing this, drink your bud light, the rest of us don't care. >> todd: bud light acknowledged they messed up and taking the loss, like those four are wearing the team that lost the super bowl, wearing the jersey proudly, it is odd. thank you so much. we have an exclusive look inside today's crucial hearings on covid-19 origin from a key witness set to testify. congressman ronny jackson is a member of the select committee and will be in the hearing and joins us next. >> ashley: pete hegseth join us. >> pete: good show. let's find up what is coming up on "fox and friends," the china is spying on and harassing dissidence in america with secret police station, carlos

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>> ashley: house lawmakers are gearing up for soaked hearing today on the origins of covid-19. >> todd: john ratcliffe sharing his testimony exclusively with fox. explaining the only explanation for the global pandemic is a lab leak from wuhan.

brooke singman joins us now. the second subcommittee hearing on the covid-19 will be held today. john ratcliffe shared his prepared testimony exclusively with me. it reads my informed assessment person as much or more access to anyone to our government's intelligence during the initial year of the virus outbreak and the pandemic onset has been and continues to be that a lab leak is the only explanation credibly supported by our intelligence, by science and by common sense. he 8 say that the real problem is now three and a half years later the only plausible assessment the agencies could make is that a virus which killed over a million americans originated in a chinese communist party controlled lab whose research included work for the chinese military. he will say that assessment would have enormous geopolitical implications that the biden administration seemingly does not want to face head on. now, this hearing comes following a senate report suggesting there could have been two lab leaks that triggered the

pandemic. the first between september and october of 2019. and again in november when china started its vaccine development. senator roger mark says he is 90% confident in that conclusion saying, quote: the unintentional research related incident likely resulted from failures of buy owe safety containment do you work covid vaccine related research. but chinese officials are now warning the united states to back off. the chinese embassy sending an email to congressman brad wenstrup reading, quote: the u.s. is going further and further downtown wrong path to simply blame others or find a scapegoat for its own failure incompetence is the easiest thing to do. put a stop to the intelligence led politics driven origins tracing a spokesperson for the subcommittee calling china's efforts to halt those investigations on se absurd.

>> ashley: bring in jackson which is meeting later today. is he up very early this morning with us. so, congressman, obviously, a lot of people want to know. they are very interested in. this you are on the committee. tell us what we can expect for part two of this hearing. >> well, today we are going to look at the intelligence and what was behind it from the intelligence standpoint. we will have us a mentioned director ratcliffe in and couple of other intelligence experts come in and talk to us. you know, it's abundantly obvious at this particular point that the intelligence, the science and common sense overwhelmingly point toward this being a lab leak from the wuhan lab. and this is -- we have got to get to the bottom of this. this is a real national security issue. we are finding out that anthony fauci and nih funded gave money, of course to ecohealth alliance which then gave money to the wuhan institute of virology. now we're finding out that that's probably where this virus originated from. this was also a lab that we now know had a relationship with the

chinese military and their bioweapons program. so we need to know what was going on here. this is important to make sure that we don't have this happen again anywhere in the world ever again. but it's also really important from our national security standpoint and to hold china accountable for what they did. when this was first leaked out, they went out of their way to cover this up so that they could hoard all of the protective equipment all over the world and put the rest of the country at high risk, and they continued to try to cover it up. and, like you said, now they are trying to intimidate and come after us the members sitting on this committee and try to silence us but it's not going to work. we are going to dig into the intelligence side of it today. >> that letter to the will we're going to tell what you to do. what does that say about how america is viewed thanks to joe biden's leadership or lack thereof on the world stage especially when it comes to places like russia and china? >> well, they have no respect for us. we have seen that across, you

know, whether it's china, russia, iran, north korea, as i said before, our allies don't respect us anymore. and don't trust us and our adversaries don't trust us or fear us anymore. the chinese are very aggressive about coming after us and intimidate members of congress trying to intimidate anybody they can. earlier on they had complete control over the w.h.o. world health organization and they were basically foremasting talking points for the w.h.o. and telling them exactly what to say. they had the w.h.o. and a lot of the press, mainstream media helping them cover up the fact that this probably came from the wuhan lab and lab leak that they should have been responsible f for. >> ashley: tells to back off i'm not sure that's in the run down. two new york residents arrested for running a ccp police station

in new york city to spy on and harass dissidents inside the united states. your reaction to this? because this is very concerning on all levels. >> i think this is a coordinated plan. i think you should look at this in conjunction with the story that just broke a few days ago about the fact that there are hundreds of military aged chinese males that are basically amassing in central america and south america with the intention of coming here and crossing our southern border. i think, to be honest with you, i think that the chinese are embedding chinese nationals throughout our country and this police force that's here is going to be a big part of making sure that they can coordinate and keep them on the same page for their intended goal is here which is not going to be good. they are a force that's intended to coerce and intimidate those that are here that aren't playing by the chinese rules and publishing what the chinese want to publish here in our country. i think that they have more on their way.

i think this is very concerning. >> todd: those economic migrants that the chinese are going to say are coming somehow paying 30, $35,000 to the smugglers to get in here. i don't know a lot of economic refugees who can afford that congressman ronny jackson. we have got to leave it there. good luck at the hearing today. we need some answers. >> thank you, guys. >> ashley: with that, "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> we don't give a damn about your policy. >> victims of violent crime testified accusing bragg of pushing soft on crime policies that make the city left safe. >> mom on a mission to beat politicians every single time. >> i have actually been a strong advocate of a.i. regulation. >> major revelations elon musk interview with tucker carlson. >> there should be oversight. it's a danger to the public. >> ramping up fight with disney. >> the district owns other land. man create another state park. maybe need state prison. >> how strategic he has been.