we're not here to make friends, play nice and work together as a team. why weren't you in that presentation? ask him a direct question. i don't need an answer. >> and all new gordon ramsay's food starts this wednesday on fox. thingsare out of time. thanks, mollie hemingway.sus, oh, . got our studio audience tonight . i'm greg gutfeld . i love you . here's >> america"t, everybody.: >> i'm jessehe waters, along with kellyanne conway, jessica tarlov, sandra smith and greg gutfeld . eg gutfeldit's five o'clock in new york city. >> and this is the five president biden dealing with fallout from folgate after face planting hard during the air force graduation. g hathe big guy trying to laughf his embarrassing tumble while his white house saysassing t tho need to worry.

>> oh, right. oh, he>> tripped over a sandbagn on the stage. and briefly, hde tripped and gop up and he he got right back up and continued continued what he- was there to do. he did not he there was no needi for the doctor to see him as imt was related to the fall. >> and he's doing fine. biden's pals, the liberal media, are covering for him by accusing republicans of pouncing. biden has this misunderestimated thing where people assume, oh, he's too old, he doesn't know what he's doing, and he just keeps delivering. today, he tripped over, you know, i guess there wasght r like a back on and twitter and the right are going crazy.ta it's the advance team or whoever's fault that they put a sandbag in front of him. sthe sandbai tripped in my own g >> is he so enraging to the right because he is so normal? >> no more than two years old,

the president do decide to have, a war, but as ii do, i look lid it is good to see did. >> but given voters concerns about the president's age, this is an image that his criticspitg are already capitalizing on and on .ing ad while the majority of americans are concerned about a second biden term,a second jeh ,she's the bright side to thee r president's problems, but she had to smear republicans as racist to do it.o >> well,it i.f you look back to twenty twenty , they were trying to figure out fi. extreme.them out0, they we they can't make him extreme. they can't really make him offensive. i mean, one , he's a white man who's older. older, so, he is comfortable in their base. the many in their base. but i think also they havealso e y underestimated him at any tim. >> well, bernie sanders is old and white and i feel very comfortable demonizing him, sandra, because of his socialist policies. i hope, jesse , this bidenthis d ques, i think bringsen

to question age in a greatertiaa way for bothte parties. and i think that's an important point to make. as we entere4d the twentytion. twenty four election, i actually found a local news we article to where the president was that the asking, is this fal a downfall for older politicians?eroliticians for both parties for both parties? so take into account former president donald trump . seventy seven years old. he'll be seventy seven in june, right. seventy six today. seventy seven and a few days. seventy eight come election day. joe biden at eighty . elecl be eighty two come election day. eighty six if he wen, 86t if he finishes a second term in office. i thin k people don't want to see their parents fall. they don't want to seer gran dot their grandparents fall. they certainly don't want there p to see the president, united states, their president of the paul , states ,re the white house today could have answered the question. you went the doctor.o why y didn't he go to the docto? why wasn't he checked out? she was asked a question out ofa the gate. the white house today,t they're brushing it off as expected. thbut there's going to ber an a bigger and bigger question for both parties with age. if peopl e don't like seeingng

this happen and they're going to continue to elect olderos pon white leaders, cudgen saki's wo point, they're going to wonder and they'r e going to be concerned about somebody getting hurt if he's hurt h and taken out of the game.im ou we all know what plan b is. >> greg, would you like po pounce on biden? >> oh, i'm so ready to pounce.pe bu ot get this. i'm not going to pounce on hisyo physical problems. right. because that's what they want, right? beca is what t? this helps the democratsy an to focus on the body and not the brain. >>ain. he's actually in good physical shape. he's not fat, but hit s brain, his brain is in big trouble.ble. i would prefer a brain floating in a vat of nutrients at this point. if it believed in science, you know, small government and the righ t to personal safety. he, e the horror, the horrifyingth part about joe biden, it has nothing to do. with falling but failing . he's failing america in a radical departure from ure froml of our americanhe values. and that's either not interested in crime. is nothe's not interested in education. he's not interested in protecting kids from fro kidm ft

activists. and probably the biggest assault that he's done in pot.n the melting pot. >> i mean, that's a that's has a prime american value. and he's turne diald the dial up on the melting pot. but by embracing oppressiverigh? oppression politics. right. he's now put a targe nowt on whs saying that there's this huge villain. right. extreme white maga extremists,ye white supremacists, but they really can't find thecan't but who knew that the base oftin like an anti-american revolution would be joe biden'ss face? and it's because he's not theree . he's just a husk. he's being used. he had he abdicated his ownuess soul for the job. so i guess what i'm saying is , yeah, he's a frail old man, man and i'll make fun of themeave to the day he leaves aboutf falling. n ou if that getstc him out, if that gets him out, whatever it takes, whatever it takestake , but that's not the problem. that is that the falling is not the problem. this is a dark and dreary path that we've selected in this man. that's d the problem.m. e has a mental problem

and a physical problem. lem at aand all the voters have said that two thirds fell yesterday. so that makes me an expert.xper. i actually pushed you sandbags . oh, yeah.ere is there's no question. "the washington post", abc pollc last month made that clear that mao thirds of voters, including many democrats, say that jo joe biden lacks the mental sharpness and the physicalan agility to be president . >> and to many voters, agilityay is ability. i agree with greg. g i've been saying this forthe a very long time. let's not fall into the trap. the art of politics is to tell people not what they can see, oy but what they can't see. when i thinkalli ongf joe bideno i don't think the guy falling, although don't odd. i don't think i don't think of the guy shaking hands there. as weird as that is , i think, h of the guy who with no n rationale, no plan, ignores the advice of all of hisand pu generals and pull that out ofrtf afghanistan like that, leaving seven point two billion dollars worth of our intelligenceoint equipment to the taliban to have. and what's the point in this h country? of having the first female vicen president , the first female

vice president of color? if the women less or afghan are, less free, have fewer rights because her and her boss are so reckless with foreign policy? at another point about joe biden, that is going to matter to voters. and i'm not here to do the . what about them that it'swhatabu republicans to when joe biden falls? theink of joe biden following us as the rest of the country. but the fear of donald and trump being president again and the fear of kamala harris demog president soon makes many otherwise reasonable, rational democrats say and do crazy things. they defend what we can all whoi see, which is s a president whos not up to the job.loping t unitedunders in developing the united states constitution said the president and the vice president must be thirty five years of ag of e and usssut citizens, they assumed that those two people would be ablepw to talk and walk properly wheneh the president falls the firse ta thing i think of is kamala harris. yes. and our democrat. y time >> does that cross their mindm l every time you see him stumble like that? well that? >>, every time something like that happened one time and there waone tis a visible ss

that the man tripped over. f so whether that's the advancewap team's fault and he was up there for two hours priorhe wou to that, so maybe they didn't think that he woulldd. shifting back that way., peop whoever you want to blame,le people trip and greg tripping. yesterday can be president that they're . no, of course, not. >> kellyan in wilmington. okay, if you want to , let's tri take a trip through history ofh presidents falling. let's start with ronald reagan,. who's like the second coming ofg with nancy girl on the stepsl n of air force ford before.s yes, and we had i mentioned it yesterday, we had a presidente h in a wheelchaieer who everybody liked a lot, who revolutionized . you're not making your point. yes.tionized i don' - king t, because he said fdr was a democrat. the only examples you're using that we remember are republicans. >> you seethat we rememb my poi? and you didn't pay any attention to it. you did not cared not care aboud reagan. snl last even on television in the 80s, that chevy chase.some jessica, can s i plaoundy some n

from donald trump ? >> and you can react to what he said about that? i guess so. but i have other things to say, so i'm going to add that. >> okay, let's listen. mat >> you can't fall.it you just can't fall no matter what. just can't t allow it to happen then i better not allow especially i have to say this. i better not allow it to happen. with me is the fbi politiciz>> e is the doj weaponizes? they're being protected and it'sdo a one sided system. it is a dual system of of government. there's a dual system of, you talk about law and order.ve you can't have law and order in a country where you have suchese corruption. >> and jessica, you mentione: jl you wanted to say something. i did.rst so respondbeer to that firsta ci but actually , the clip that i wish that you would play ih t is how he started, which wasim o telling sean that he wanted him to stop going afterbout the president about his facultie hisand falls and falli and i thoughret that that was really smart as an old. why are you grinning like? because i can's t waitan o to rd . bu jt you're not goingessi to hs time because i'm going to go so right, lady.

so you think he took the highnko road, but no, the lookw road t pretended to be a high road.patc he thought that the biden was so pathetic. you shouldn't makeun of him. th. that's saffy's so he might have had a moment oref recognition of the fact that his biggest challenger is forty four years old. whatever you think of desantis f ,he's got a lot more runway coming than donald trump does d and that hneeds e needs to acknowledge the fact that ife he is running against biden, he needs to look fitter than him. he needs to look more intact.he. you just saw it much better. all right. anyway, so sharp to greg's greg point about the president. >> it'pos nopresident about fal. it's j the failing.s repo we had an incredible jobs report today. sander, you were talking aboutoa it earlier.t.there is i don't speak for me on that. a there's a real problem with real wages in this country. if people ignorere that, that's your choice. all right. so they haesd to revissieca: tha the number up by a couplesand hundred thousand jobs.inue the unemployment rate continues to be incredible. we have the lowest unemployment rate for black americansk people and for latino people got down to four percent. that that's got back down

to remember this level? no, it's lower than it was at trump levels that also reflect that he's down on it. t realit i don't care what the polls is say. i'm talking about reality. and if reality catches up with what's going on withn the economy, then he will biden will not be judged in the same t way as 90% on the wrong track.h to be told how great things are then no standard actually it they . 80% of the countryhat this is negativity about what this president is doingknow a lot and afghanistan was a mistake. but i know a lotk at of peopleg who look at joe biden and i wit think about the guy who standing shoulder to shoulder with zelenskyy in the fight of ukraine's ze f to stand>> kelly up to to democrats, not want a n him to have a second term likeen rfq. >> no.ne two thirds of democratic voters. that's not to have a second term. it's 83%nd term. are going to support him. that's lower than the 90d they percent that said thatd they would have supported obama in the second term. but it's that. ght. >> no, it's not right. happy friday, jessica.

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sports personality stephen smith tearing into liberal leaders and the left wingsperson media. it is over what he says is a lack of outrage when it comes to the violent crime surge happening in america's black communities. >>crime su when we go and look t ourselves when it comeswhen to black people, being killed in the streets of america, i don't even want to get into gt what happened in chicago, but i have no choice. >> 53 lives. fifty three in one week in. it's been happening year after year after year. chicago, st. louis, baltimore. the list goes on and on with the protests, with mainstreams n media talking about that on tvgr . and governor ron desantis is echoing that same sentiment ece sentimg back at the naacp florida travel ban. >> you think of a place like chicago, these kids, shot th you're more likely to get shot

than you are to get a world class education in some of these places. >> of and that's a reality. >> it just got to steve's best point. ring t where's the mainstream mediaabou covering this, talking about itt ,putting a light on it so that something changes. he i really think that they have the entirety of the latest race for the mayor of chicago was focusing on this issue and howo the two candidates are going to cover it.i and they ended uguess yop votinr the guy who was more lax, i guesiolents you could say, abt but violent crime. i'm certainly more progressive, but i do think think that it's highlighted and i wish and steve and i did shout outhet some other cities. he talke d about st. louiso, and he talked about baltimore. but all i hear is chicago, chicago, chicago, new york city ,new york city, new york cityitw ,talking about jackson, y jac mississippi. kson, issippi,the number one hoe capital . maybe we should talk to governor tate reeves, can governa republican, about tr give kay ivey a call and talk about gun violence in her state. doesn't andit doesn't happen.at it becomes this narrative that it's just about what's going on . liberal mecca's because they are liberal. mecca's know this. first of all>> gre, kathy hochu

with a kid in congress, it's it's the liberal mayors. >> come on . all we do that all the time.: talk then talk about kevin mccarthyl. district, which is all republican . you got one ? yes. we have just one . and the ad >> and the administration has been addressing it. so going was looking at to obama. 2013. he goes to chicago specifically to talk about this issue.ic biden has the safer america plan. thirty seven billion dollar investment, one hundred thousand we h and thenfficersd then le had bipartisan gun legislation, which we never haga for thirty years. red flag laws, mental health like it's being addressed these: weekends in chicago. tthe the latest. fifty three shot, 11 dead. you've got a democratic mayormar promising, vowing to to helpom this city. >> i mean, they're losing businesses. you know, they're losing residents. people are fleeing are losinress where violence is just such a huge issue. aboustephen a. smith point about the black on black violence that is happening bla. >> why is nobody talking about? it? well, the media is dominated

by white liberals. most of the shows on cable oronc national tv are anchored by white liberals. and are white liberalswhite comfortable talkinliberag about black on black crime? they're not white liberals havea not spenlst a lot of time in inner city communities. they don't hav don'te any cultul awareness. they don't have the news chopsnt to report on thorny issues like drug trafficking. >> absent fathers, poor education systems and theyout don't want to point out the fact that a lot of these ha cities havbeene been run by democrats for decades and aoi lot of the democratic policiescy have not only not only helped, they've actually hurt these communities. >> plus, if you're a white liberal and you're on tv, you don' you do t to offend anye so you're going to be talking bk about black on black crimes and then say something that's ge going to get everybody upset. >> so they're very, very cautiousset so. >> you have, i don't know, julia reed and don lemon. they're black anchors, don . used to be they still don't

talk about black on black crime on their shows. >> crime o no, they don't, becae have producers monitoring what they do. nitoringey they talk about it. and that is a huge tragedydy and and missed opportunity. i don't know if grew their backgrounds with stephen a smith grew up really poor inso queens, really poor. >> and now he is the mostts successful sports personality in the country. maybe that's why he's able tato talk about it because of hi background. and that's why the liberal media should hire more people peop stephen a. smith and less. people like don lemon. >> and there's a reality is , c, the situation in places like chicago, poverty is a huge issue. the mayos a hu r acknowledging we've got a lot of work to do to curb this violence, talking aboutgo poverty that didn't go away over the weekend right t. looking ahead into the summer months when violence tends to rise, who's doing anything about the situation and what is behind it? >> yeah, i mean, it? not all por people commit crime. n they throw outwhen tthey n the poverty thing,ever they nevo solve it. so that'urris that's what they the fact is , there are two things going on . no. one , there's a silencing

effect. if you talk abou effectt a specificracist fea issue, you would be called a racist. every problem, whether it'ems, crime, whether it'sou wil immigration, whether it's education, you will be called a namel . the tra if you talk about the trans you controversies, you will calledd a ransford.e, if you talk about black on black crime, which we haveave ot on this show dozens of times over the past, i don't know. you wien years probably 30 , 40 times you get on twitter,ed a you will be called a racistshow. by the people on those other shows. what do you know about black on black crime? second, black on black death. dwarfs cops on unarmed black death. yet we basically overturnedly ot a country based on some very casense videos of a number of cases, not hundreds, not thousands, a dozen. we wenn?t through that. oxygen, right.of the that too sk up all the oxygen,s all the space. so you i just have a i haveand h a simple request. and thatat is here with the othr

side has to say, as trump once said , what have you got to lose? this was recently echoed by icey oucube. if you get all your producter from one source, that source is no longer going to work for you . right. that's the democrat party for blacks. you wantif you want a better det party, one that's in tune a to your needs, go out with a republican , have a few dates with the republican party, seeir what they got. dhe best thing that coul happen, you hit it off or you get the democrat party to act better and act in and ac your instincts. the reasonre why the liberal mar cities so bad is they don'tis te havey to work. yes, they don't have to do,ack. jack . l days>> kave libera to back them up.th that's another problem.at i and we're making some of thesest liberal d householaking sod nam people should understand they don't prosecute crime, that criminals know thatmatter recidivism doesn't matter, that the victims are treated like the criminals. look, crime is one thing in chicago, but let's let's review quickly. >> lori lightfoot lost 83% of pi democratic voters in her primary based on the projected teacher strike, basedst on the blighted storefronts ofsc

fleeing residents and , of course, crime. brandon johnson comes inpaired a new mayor and last week before memorial day, he has a , quote,a safety plan and he has community leaders around him- to announce a safe that didn't work, that didn't work. wor k.idn'this first big test, he f, the chicago sun-times reports, at. worse death toll since 2015. and but i want to say one more thing. none of these leaders, none ofmi these mayors in these majorere s cities where there is poverty, there is crime, where there aren failing g schools do a darn thig to help those kids get out of those failing schools to access a quality dignity education that's worthgnity edy of their humanity. you can't find a democrat anywhere . , and thand there's none left in washington, dc who are forol school choic choice, charter sc, vouchers, educational freedom, voucy scholarships, ational educational essays, educational savings accounts which allow the kids to have the money we're all goinanywg to payay any as taxpayers. they can use it or backpacks for books, for online education, for tutoring. why would anor entirine

political party be against that, jessica? because then they're againstgain st and i donthe kids themselvest get it. it democratsre are who are for school choice, but that isn't the only way to save humanity. and i think there are charter schools who do a lot of good. but we also need to make sure that we're investing properly in the public schoolg in thes. that's why the policy of the democratic party writ large is to make sur e thatbetter and public education in this country gets better and that we're not just favoring the lucky one . >> in chicago, there's no proficiency in over 50 . isst want to say one thing, because we know that how this violent crime is committed by guns, right. people are using guns.ns comin and where are those guns coming from? in liberal states ?ss than they're coming from conservative states . less than half oha e usedf the guns that>> sandr are used in illinois came from out of some of the strictest gun laws. country. but the borders are not iner chicago. they come from indiana.ar e not atand i'll take responsibf for all the guns. i will blame me and then we can stop blaming everybody and just try to arrest people that might work. i'd be happy to arrest hap more peoplto arrese. g gun but the idea that not strengthening gun laws is going-

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with my office with 12 leadingt- eight leading scientists in the area of a.i. some are very worried that a.i. canactual actually overtaklye you and thinking this is just amazing.ne i don't want to let this kernel off the hook first. of all. i mean, he went on and on with this example. it was this spoken in the past e as it had actually happened, not hypothetically may happen.es and they had to reverse course on the entire story. he basically said that the drone had killed a human operator and then said , just kidding. i misspoke out of context. is this is nonot a gafft e. it's not a slip of the tongue. greg, this is serious stuff. at the same time, when the air we force i mean, just this week,eda the new york post reported that a chinese jet got dangerouslt y close to an air force carrier. air force going workke o ho different things. >> i don't want him to get off the hook, though. how did you read this? well, here's the deal.he wasefei okay, whatng he was referringpal to is what's called the the

paperclip problem. we've discussed this. nick bostrom. let's say you have you buildd aa a machine paperclip maximizer.er a guy is not a lined with human morality. the golden rule do unto others. . it will maximize its mission to make as many paperclips as possible. and decide to kill humanss and turn them into paper clips. that's called the paper clip problems from nick bostrom. so what happened with this drone operator? d with ts drbecause he was prevg a drone from killing another i human. it killed the operator because. it was trying to maximize deaths . so the thing, is thisthis. what this really happened is itn actually did have a simulation, but this is a problem that weou naturally need to panic about. my hopefulness is that is thatbe i will become an individual, individualizefear a super intelligence. your phone will be your friend . all your apps are gone. our appse.just one power that ml your desires and feelings and coaches through life. that's the way a.i. is going to be. it's going to be think about

breathing. bracing yeah, buitt think about this.dal drea moods, daily chaos, things you've got to dread. this thing has every answer inu the world from whether you'll get cancer to who you should date. that is what i is goingto know o to beat. >> it's going to knowicle you better than you know yourself. that's what i'm hoping forforce because i'm there. >> air says thate ne wed te neee to develop, i quote, ethically, ett china is already developing . i doubt ethically and we'rlle w. ybehind c worried on a on this issue. and by the way, i always m get worried on a subject mattere thatr , you know, the current president and our super old members of congresour supes havw idea how this works, what ithael is , what the real threat is . i just wait, wait for the hearings. we've got a massive amounts of y money to be thrown atcome the research. they already are announcing the white house. watc h a hundred and forty million dollars new a i initiative. scie for research is the national science foundation. they're going to fundlaunch one hundred and forty million dollars to launch seven new national s research institutes. all right. they're trying to bringer together federal agencieals,

the private sector, developers, academia, to pursue ethicars cow trustworthy and responsible development of at just what could go wrongro? should . i mean, i think we should all be asking ourselves that question. there are seriougs threats out there. w thatk you all sa "wall street journal" columnist who cloned herself. she was able to fool her. her bank was able to fool herwii family, okay, with voice detection and othe andr ways,ogi facial recognition just getson pretty scarythis get and we do d to take it really seriously and we need really smart people on it. jessica, there's only one, you know, clone. if i were joe biden and colin harris, i would never say the words artificial intelligence again. but they are investing our money in this ate the moment. and you do have people froave me across the byron donald's, a republican member of debbie wasserman schultz, a democratic member, raising alarm, saying, we don't know what we don't know and we ought to look into this. t >> but what really can be done?s well, i'm notet sured i'dt be interested in what thosepani hundred ceos of ai companieseswn ha thed up their sleeve whenpaun the talked about we need to take a six month pause

on this. and then the chatgpts li guy wa like, nope, i'm not signinga. onto this kind of idea. i don't know if you canthing actually pause something that is moving, you know, whatever the fastestth speed possible is . but when you look at the numbers, the three million jobs that we're expected to lose globally because of, globalyou know, every single nan on the planet needs to be concerned about this. anet nee >> jesse , i don't look concerned because i'm not sure you don't understand it and you've admitted that. >> true. for m also, you sae.y this thing mo moving so fast, jessica, we don't even have flying cars yet. 'ti'm still waiting on flying cars. cag on .l waitin >> promised you a flying car . we've been promised flying cars for years. and i'm still in traffic. >> they don't have self-driving cars. >> w>> jese don't you know, we t have cars. they self-appointed don't crash. >> we don'e t even havwe de a ln machine that can fole that cd ly yor us . >> you might have hey, killeu r robots are right down the floor. and i would sa wy i was it the self checkout line

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