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thank you for sending in your photos, always at friends and fox.com and you share your life with us and we're grateful for that. year of the lord 2023, april 22. come on in. we're glad you're here. we don't know how much sleep will cain got because he forgot to book his hotel and showed up and there was no rooms at the inn. will: i stayed in the manger. pete: somewheres e. he was regaling us with aat the present times to find a hotel room. will: i'm not going to belabor this. if i show up to a hotel and speak, they should book me a room. it's not appropriate to see go to the couch and see if you can book it on your phone. i'm talking to you. there's five people there and i can't book a room. use phone, internet. what are people for anymore. rachel: that's why we're having

this ai conversation. by the way, in the course of this conversation, we learn that had pete has a land line. pete: i put in my new home two land lines because i love land lines. rachel: why? is this like a preparedness? pete: it's the fall back. it's hard wire. when the towers go down, maybe i'll reach you on the land line. rachel: actually, that's -- perks phone's dead, call the land line. will: pete and i were together last weekend and with a third party and this guy said to us, if an emp drops, electromagnetic pulse, people are eating each other within 45 minutes. pete: within two days. will: two days. he said we're down to cannibalism. rachel: i've never in my life heard of more people preparing than in the last probably six months. pete: we're making big moves saying now is the time to move or do something else. we don't know. rachel: get a garden or land line.

will: put in two. pete: backup to the backup. we have a bunch of news including democrats showing their hand of exactly how they stand on things like the border. right, you hear the white house, hear desantis and others saying we're going to try to -- not desantis but mayorkas and others saying we're going to try and find a way to secure the border and nothing changes time and time again. then they write a bill that expose what is they represent. it's a squad-based bill but it's going to be brought forward in the house and senate. who do democrats, far left democrats want to enter this country? here are the exceptionsed in this democrat bill of -- exemptions in the democrat bill if you come to the border. if you come to the border and fit one of these, you're not detained. under 21, older than 60, pregnant, if you identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, gay, queer, intersex. if you look at fourth from the bottom, have a credible fear of

persecution. that's the current standard. most everybody. will: can i highlight it is third from the bottom, has limited english language proficiency. why don't they just make one bullet and say everyone. pete: everyone. exactly right. will: everyone is exempt exempted from detention. rachel: used to be when you came they wanted to know you could take care of yourself and speak english. with the identification, i'm worried there comes more free surgeries or whatever they plan. this bill was just a chance to virtual signal to their base maybe? pete: yeah, it's not going to pass the house, but what you put forward in legislation is a representative of how you really feel. rachel: your values, for sure. alejandro mayor kasam wants

to -- mayorkas wants to put together a border czar and he's say hag we need to make sure that we avoid bias when we're testing for ai. again, they're not as concerned as we are about the different aspects, the ethical aspects of ai but it's really about equity and avoiding bias. take a look. >> we must address the many ways in which artificial intelligence will drastically alter the threat landscape and augustment the arsenal -- augment the arsenal tools we face in the face of threat. our department will lead ai short term orientation secure homeland and defending against the malicious use of the transformational technology. as we do this, we will ensure that our use of ai is rigorously tested to avoid bias and

december pet impact and -- desperate impact and clearly explainable to the people we serve. will: it will sound like a needless plug but this week on the will cain podcast. pete: it's a needed plug. will: i had two guests that were on "fox & friends" about ai. i mean, it is terrifying. rachel: yeah, it is. will: we talked about for example where will we be in five years? if five years you'll have an a ai help their will interact with us. pete: not me. rachel: he'll be on his land line. will: ai learns off of a body of data; right, and the idea is it goes and gathers this data across the internet so in a way, ai's mechanism of operating has no value system unless humans give it its value system.

what i'm getting at is it if for example it's looking to go after crime, ai will look past crime patterns and then it will develop, it'll develop predictive models that could imply race, you know, we live in a world where it's like whoa, whoa, whoa, that's desperate impact and you can't racial impacts on the past. rachel: they'll read the ai system not to do that. will: that's what i'm saying, teach ai not to see reality because reality reflects a bias on outcomes. it's not bias, it's just -- rachel: they want ai not to be racist essentially but in order to do that, the ai system will have to ignore reality in order to -- will: yes, in a world where they say -- he used disparate impact where everything is racist and nothing in ai is reality. pete: that's the most terrifying part about it is, yes, what ai

is capable of but someone like alejandro mayorkas is attempting to steer it and our border guy that's not drawing a geofence around our border of ai. we should feel good about this. rachel: this is the guy that said the border patrol agents on the horses were race -- i mean, you want that guy in charge. pete: this is a guy that probably says it's www.dhs.gov. make sure youd a the w www.dhs.gov. he's of that generation. rachel: we've been talking about how serious a and i recollects i'm glad you're doing a -- ai and i'm glad you're doing a podcast on the seriousness and we have people like this that are going to be using the

technology but have no concern about the ethical and sort of transformational human experience and are just concerned about the virtue signaling. i mean, equity. it's scary. pete: it is scary. we'll stay on the border here because it all kind of ties together. talk about a guy that's been on both sides of every issue and don't know where he stands. new york city mayor eric adams and he was a cop and dealt with da bragg littling everybody out. he on -- letting everybody out. he on wednesday went after joe biden on the border and said he's failed. here's what the new york city mayor said. >> his numbers are one of the main reasons the markist left are coming after us and using the criminal justice system for massive election interference. that's what they're doing. they see. do you think they'd be coming after me after no charge. did you see what's been said? there's no crime. i got indicted for no crime.

they're all saying, even the democrats. we don't see this as a crime. there is no crime. pete: well, that wasn't eric adams. but this is. >> this is one of the largest humanitarian crises that this city has ever experienced. the president and the white house has failed new york city on this issue. the city is being destroyed by the migrant crisis and none of my folks came to washington dc to fight for the resources that's going to undermine every agency in our city. pete: this is interesting. sounds like more than actually being angry at the biden administration. he's found his scapegoat. the city hasn't gotten better under his watch because he's not actually addressing the upside lying problems so it's washington's fault. they're sending all these illegal he heres that we won't - joe biden is the reason new york city is messed up all though

it's eric adams and joe biden. rachel: and i'm not getting enough money. it's the money. it's not the policies. i'm not getting enough money to deal with the policies. will: before you heard from eric adams, you heard a clip from former president donald trump. donald trump talking about latest poll numbers that have come out showing he has a commanding lead in the growing, burgeoning race for republican candidate for 2024. looks like his lead significantly has grown over the last several months and then he was addressing. if this were not the case, they wouldn't be coming after he. they're coming after me in all of these ways, these criminal investigations and so forth because i am now the obvious front runner for the ticket for president. to that karine jean-pierre was asked, why won't you issue

mention donald trump. hear's what she said. >> why weren't you willing to talk about president trump before and not now -- >> absolutely not. we were talking about the president in the administration. no, i'm answering your question. i was saying president trump we were talking about what he did in the last administration. policies that were harmful in the past administration. no, no, no. he asked me does the president still believe that donald trump is a threat if he wins because he's a candidate. >> donald trump has been a candidate for like a year. you've talked about him a lot. >> yes. >> he's done a lot. >> as i've talked about his policies when he was president. that's what i have talked about. that's what i've talked about. pete: interesting. by the way, alvin bragg, a little piece of news that came

out yesterday, the da dropped his lawsuit that would have blocked a former investigator of donald trump from testifying to congress. it sounds like we'll get testimony before congress of someone that worked inside bragg's office about what may or may not have been investigated about donald trump. then all the hunter stuff, which i know you guys have seen too, the whistle blower, the extent to which mike morel, current attorney general, merrick garland, antony blinken all coordinated to suppress the hunter biden laptop they knew was true and used the organs of government. that's all coming out. rachel: that's the real collusion. pete: for sure. the house of representatives and that majority has done a lot of good spade work so far. rachel: absolutely impressive with representative comer. we'll get more on that as the show moves on. right now we're going to turn to your headlines. the fbi is reportedly closing in on around two dozen gamers

including some russians, that were part of an online chat group where an air national guardsman was accused of sharing secret information from the meant gone. that's according to the daily -- pentagon. that's according to to the daily mail where jack teixeira may have shared the information to a much larger group than originally reported. will: teixeira. rachel: i've never heard of that name. he must not be latino. can't be possible. may have also been sharing that sensitive information since the start of the ukraine war. he's expected to remain in custody for two weeks to give his court-appointed lawyer time to prepare his defense. the supreme court allowing a widely used abortion pill to remain available in a court case in texas sought to roll back the fda approval of the drug. lower court said that women seeking the drug should face more restrictions on getting it, but the supreme court disagreed.

now to a fox weather alert, a massive forest fire sends clouds of smoke overtops in north carolina. the blaze spanning 35,000 acres at the cro aton national forest is only 10% contained. no buildings are threatened and no evacuations are planned. for more, download fox weather app or stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. a new survey from resumebuilder.com revealing gen z is the most difficult generation to work with. nearly half of the managers and business leaders say it's hard to work with gen z most of the time citing their lack of skills and lack of motivation. more than a third of employers had to fire younger staff because they're too easily offended and those are your headlines. pete: go ahead. will: just curious what is gen z, 8-23 years old.

a lot of our kids are gen z. pete: brand new employees are gen z. i like that job but what's the work/life balance? you're 23, there is no work/life balance. will: i think it's portuguese by the way, not positivity teixeira. rachel: teixeira. will: that's why sports helps you out in life. former yankee. mark teixeira. okay. i love getting my spanish corrected by will. he's the only one i'll let do it. pete: should being video shows a school bus driver slamming on the brakes to teach kids a lesson. how he's defending himself. will: brian kell immediate talk -- kilmeade talks to jorge. brian is next. rachel: jorge. will: oh, boy.

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greatest country in the world, united states, and best state in the world, florida, and i'm bias, best city in the world, miami. also these things are not just geographically that's why they're that good, they're a lot to do at politics and i feel what trump was doing was amazing and we've seen now that the opposition has taken over and we've seen what happened but thank god the hit is not that bad in florida because we have an amazing governor desantis that's fought against this like a fighter would, you know, and it's amazing that we have all the freedom and liberty in florida and miami and we can dbrox out there and make money and be involved in businesses. will: that was now retired ufc fighter jorge masvidal praising donald trump and florida governor ron desantis. pete: that interview comes as more florida republicans are endorsing trump for the white house in 2024 over their current governor. rachel: with a preview of the full interview on one nation tonight, brian kilmeade joins us

now. good morning, brian. >> rachel, fio understand the show, being that you read last, you get to ask the first question. rachel: i am. >> i'm going to look at you and say good morning back and i feel pressure when i say jorge's name now to say it in a way as if i was born in the caribbean or latin america. rachel: let's work on that. all right, so jorge told you that he was going to vote for trump ask yet in that same, you know, sentence he said, i live in the greatest take into consideration ron desantis is the governor, i live in the greatest city, miami, and suarez, mayor suarez said he's interested in running and yet he says i'm donald trump all the way. what did he tell you, why is he going with trump? >> well, a couple of things. if you remember -- and you probably don't but it was two years ago when we had no people

that were socially distanced and in comes the usc and jacksonville puts hands up and says bring it here and they packed the stadium. he headlined and he's in awe of governor desantis for letting him fight in front of people again. he was honored to do that and of course he thought donald trump transformed the country and i believe he's leaning trump but he's a -- like a lot of people watching right now, he's a governor desantis lover who thinks donald trump is the best president we've ever had. welcome, america, to the next year because that's exactly what a lot of people and not against mayor suarez and mayor suarez could begin as early as two weeks from now. i'lled a something else to this, in getting ready for the interview i was talking to him and said what was impacted? he said our dinner conversations growing up. he said what were they like? i just listened. what were the stories like? my dad got a truck tire along

with his cousins and floated from cuba to nearby caribbean island and was brought to america. you could not put down this country in his household. while he's fighting, he also bleeds red, white and blue. he makes will and pete like agnostic. pete: good stuff. real quick on a follow up, there's a lot of people that feel that way, hey, love what donald trump did and love what re-desantis did in florida. have to make a decision but in the last month the numbers moved big league in donald trump's direction and see all the congressional endorsements, dozens of them in the state of florida for trump. what do you make of the momentum trump seeps to have in the last month? >> this is the best team and i'm certainly believing my opinion is no greater than yours that trump ever had. it's better than 2016 team, better than the 2020 team, and better than the -- and this 2024

team is fantastic. i think he's been smart to lay out after that case because he's letting the news go his direction for the first time maybe ever, including when he was president. number two is desantis is not in yet. whatever strategy he has, he's going to japan and israel over the next two weeks and when he comes back and is in, let's see what happens. i really believe we're acting as if this is the middle of the season when spring training has not ended yet. once he gets in, keep in mind too, you're obstructing cerumen really truly fighting because right now it doesn't help ron desantis call out donald trump. why make the people we're voting for the republican primary make a decision yet. yeah, so if you look overall, i think that you have governor christie saying well donald trump didn't build the wall. that's an argument. you know donald trump wanted to finish the wall and re-purposed defensed. everyone out there knows the

budget wasn't delivered for that and some things not finished during his administration. i think that people that are turning on desantis, it also shows like the yankees, people just want to take shots because they feel he's the greatest threat. i think the game is yet to be played. but also this weekend coming up at 8:00, we're going to have senator ron johnson will be here, andy stumpf, navy seal and talks about getting on the ground and getting people out and i think it's going to be a big show. tonight at 8:00, please wear the exact same thing and keep your makeup on, men. will: wear this? okay. pete: while watching. rachel: and don't wipe off your makeup. will: i don't wear makeup. i don't know about you guys. that's embarrassing. you wear makeup? that's weird. >> strong start this morning and keep it going for five more hours. will: five? do we have an extra hour today? pete:ed a an hour. you got up and dressed for us, brian. we appreciate that.

>> you think i'm dressed. pete: that's true. will: pan the cam. rachel: i can't unthink that now. all right, coming up, china over community michigan residents erupt after state democrats okay state funds for a chinese-backed energy project in their own backyard. >> you are a benedict arnold. you are a traitor to this republic, you are a traitor to your children's future. rachel: outraged residents sound off next. pete: plus, a warning for areas, thieves walking away with devices and taking a big chunk of your life with them but using one basic feature. how to avoid that nightmare. ♪ king's hawaiian sliders are ready. great - i invited a few more friends. ♪ thanks, mom. i am groot. nothing brings the galaxy together like king's hawaiian. see guardians of the galaxy: vol 3. in theaters may 5th.

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later today. the birmingham stallions quarterback jaire mar smith is out for the season after undergoing surgery on his hand and the championship quarterback tweeting i love you all, successful surgery and road to fully functioning hand and 1-0 mentality giddy up. the stallions take on the show boats tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox and don't miss the michigan panthers facing off against the philadelphia stars tomorrow at 7:00 on f s1. those are your headlines. rick. rick: good morning, guys. a little chillier out there and we had that really warm week a couple of weeks ago and things have really cooled off a lot. take a look at what happened, anywhere you see this blewer color temps -- bluer color temps below average and cooler air settled in the central part and moves into the eastern part over the next couple of days and all behind one system bringing some severe weather this week. nothing like again we'd seen a few weeks ago but take a look at this, this is a line of storms

that progresses off to the east as it does later on this afternoon, we'll see the threat for more severe weather right along the eastern sea board and does include a slight chance for tornado. watch that very closely and anywhere you see this read right up from about the hudson river valley and down to parts of north carolina with a tornado threat this afternoon. pete, over to you. pete: thank you, rick. ginneries tent-like structures blasting state -- michigan residents blasting state democrats for approving $175 million in taxpayer funding for a chinese-backed electric vehicle plant. >> i'm angi you, our elected officials, have ignored my community's pleas for the vote till some small semblance can be formed. >> timing seems sped up in our opinion to seal the deal. >> people have spoken and they do not want this. >> if you choose to give these funds to ghost ship, you are a benedict arnold. you are a traitor to this

republic. pete: that's how we have to start thinking. here to tell us more are two of the residents that spoke up. marjory steel is a resident of big rapids, michigan, and kyle lose a s supervisor of barton township. thank you for being here. marjory, why are the democrat lawmakers so hell bent on getting a ev battery company that's controlled by the communist chinese in their backyard? what's the obsession with that? >> sure, that's not a question that i'm qualified to answer. what i can say is that we as a community are absolutely not defeated and thanks to the votes of the senators on thursday, the war has just begun. pete: it's not over. the vote may have passed initially but you're hopeful that because residents are waking up to the truth of this. you're an independent by the way so you're not coming at this from a political perspective but coming at this from a resident that says why would we do this in our backyard? >> absolutely. to me this is 100% a bipartisan

issue and i wouldn't say that residents are waking up to this but have woken up to it. no, there's not hope. this plant is not happening. it's just a matter of how hard this community has to work and how many resources the powers that be are going to make us waste on the way to it. my primary concern as a -- call me a green independent, has been the absence, complete absence of any environmental impact reporting on this whatsoever. for a $2.3 billion manufacturing facility of any type to have no environmental impact report is just unacceptable. pete: i can't build a house near a creek without a environmental impact study let alone that. kyle, a statement from the michigan democratic party chair. let me read this for you kyle and get your response. they're characterizing this way, extremists in the michigan gop

promoting baseless extremist and blocking thousands of good paying jobs that ghost ship brings to the state and don't fall for the gop scare tactics. not wanting a chinese-backed firm to build batteries in your backyard makes it a scare tactic? >> that's the way i understand it. i believe we're a fear mongering antifa-like hate group is what we've been called. we're simply local, we're simply local residents that are against this thing, project going forward and it's not a hate group and i don't find any value in that statement. pete: marjory, you mentioned yourself as someone that cares a lot about the environment. if the future is electric vehicles, which the biden administration want it is to be, and the ccp controls all of the supply of the batteries of that, that's a national security issue too . >> well, you know again, these are issues that i'm not qualified to speak to but what i

can say is i personally have come a long way on the issue of ev. i have panic attacks in the grocery store over plastic packaging and i care deeply about the environment, and i've done the primary research on this as a result. the answer is simply unfortunately ev batteries are not a solution. they're not just a bad solution, they're no solution at all. i don't know what's going on with the push, but it's hurting and tocks fig our communities -- tocks fying the communities. pete: you're exactly right. they say it's greener but haven't done the homework on where it leads and the impact it leaves. kyle, marjory said this isn't going to happen, do you feel the same way? >> i do feel the same way and feel strongly that the common sense approach to this issue will hit our nation and all of our american people and leadership, and they'll put the brakes on this thing. i think once the common sense approach and the rest of the information comes out that

people can actually see, i believe there'll be a change of heart, yes. pete: you are both giving me hope this morning. local citizens standing on common sense and standing up to big business who are working with foreign entities. god bless you both. keep us posted on your efforts and we'd love to follow up for outrebounded viewers. >> thank you for the coverage. really appreciate it. >> thank you, thank you very much. pete: you got it. coming up, award winning actor jake gyllenhaal gives us a preview of his movie the covid covenant where he plays an army sergeant to save his interpreter in war-torn afghanistan. the latest white house official getting roped into the weeds and why a whistle blower could be key to unraveling it all against hunter biden. former acting ag matt whitaker b reactse , next. defeat allergy headaches fast with new flonase headache and allergy relief! two pills relieve allergy headache pain?

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general. good morning, matt. >> good morning, will. will: the whistle blower pointing to merrick garland in his testimony before congress. there's going to be fact finding on this and find out what is true and what is not. if it is true, what could be the fallout for merrick garland? >> it could be significant and it's very concerning that the attorney general of the united states would be putting his thumb on the scale of an investigation. these investigations are typically handled by the professionals at the department of justice and merrick garland as you saw there told us that he was not interfering and was not going to interfere but it's very clear as this whistle blower's testimony is coming to light and bestill have a lot -- we still have a lot more to learn in this regard, but it is obvious to me that this case is not being treated in regular order. that was one of the things i made sure while i was attorney general to emphasize was how we were going to follow regular order. we weren't going to cut corners,

weren't going to take exceptions in cases and we were just going to follow the facts and the law. i think this whistle blower will tell us that the biden administration through merrick garland is running interference for hunter biden trying to keep him out of trouble. will: matt, i can't wait to get your take on this. it's absolutely terrifying and fascinating. ex-cia chief claims he helped organize the infamous 2020 letter that labeled hunter biden's laptop story as disinformation. this is acting ci director mike morel saying at the direction of tony blinken. he got the famous spies who lied. that was the cover of the new york post 50, 51 former high level intelligence officials that told us the falsehood that that laptop story was disinformation. >> well, he also tells a story of how after tony blinken, who's now secretary of state called him and set in motion a series of events and executed over a couple of days leading up to have administer important

presidential debate so that joe biden had the letter at the ready so that when this issue came up, he could say, listen, this is russian disinformation according to all these intelligence officials. this is very interesting and i don't believe tony blinken signed the letter. he had everybody else do it for him because he probably knew that it wasn't true, but he knew that he desperately and politically needed the letter to help his boss overcome serious allegations of corruption. will: i'm curious, matt, how would that work. blinken tells morel, go gather up these high level officials and do they have access to something to justify when they signed onto? or, i mean, it gives me such skepticism in our national security apparatus that they would sign onto something like this nakedly political with something we now know is false and i presume they had no real information to backup this

falsehood at the time but they're like, yeah, cool. we'll sign onto that? >> yeah, will, it's clear from the testimony and it was a deposition taken under oath that the call went out from blinken and within days, i mean, the way he -- this gentleman describes it, within a day he had all these people lined up to sign this letter really with no evidence to your point. they did it to support joe biden because they wanted him to win. will: that's insane and these are the people in charge of, well, everything. on and on and on and on. i'm more concerned with the fact they all run our country than even this particular falsehood. it's what this particular falsehood reveals. matt, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> all right, see you soon. will: coming up, have you lost your phone and thought it was safe because of your pass code? not anymore. the new trick thieves are using to drain all your information. kurt the cyber guy explains next.

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rachel: iphone owners, beware. a basic feature is helping criminals steal your entire digital life and allowing thieves to look at people

entering their pass codes and after their swipe your device, they proceed to lock you out permanently by changing any setting they want. kurt the cyber guy joins us now with his tip to prevent this nightmare. kurt, this is a nightmare because they get into your phone with your password and charge up your apple pay and you can't do anything about it. >> yeah, the pass code is all they need. good morning, rachel. i'll tell you this, in all my years of covering apple, this is the first time that apple has not responded to our request for guidance and to get basic questions answered about this serious security threat that is now happening pervasively in major cities around the country, coming to a town near you. they've got a hot potato here and trouble on the horizon for them. we'll see how they react to this eventually but right now we previously reported about how these cyber criminals are doing this. they're going to public places like you talked about and whether they have a 4-digit or 6-digit code, all it takes is one of these cyber creeps to

catch you entering in that code and then another one snags your phone and they're off to the races and in 60 sends, they don't just have control of your phone but control of your apple id because they get in and they do something to change the inside of your phone, to change the recovery key, which really unlocks the ownership control to all your apple belongings. rachel: let's get to the tips right away. you say set an alpha k new mare ick password. >> it's letters and digits. it's harder to steal that kind of pass code when you're putting it in. commons. hide your phone if you're going to enter your pass code in public, hide it so no one can see it. rachel: okay. >> use face id when you can. you're in a public setting. if you don't know the people around you. try face id. don't put in your pass code

unless you can hide it. frankly, interesting parental controls will actually let you set up another layer but it's not going to be a full protection. this is pervasive for cyber creeps galore. rachel: set up the parental controls as well but get a password that's mixed and don't do 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; right, kurt? system of articulation don't do the kurt digit one or like the 11111 and then go to cyberguy.com and foxnews.com and welsher you tips how to strengthen your technology. if there's been a time where you say, why do i lock up my tech, this is the moment. rachel: and when you get animals from apple, you keep us posted. thank you, kurt. >> will do. rachel: all right, coming up. step into a world of the past with our renaissance fair on fox

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