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light colored suits. will: the darkest suit i have ever worn was a texas flag suit. rachel: he is going to a funeral and you are going somewhere else. will: the jersey shore. pete: glad to have you but that's for the next four hours. president biden after tripping over a sandbag, today expected to sign the budget deal, the deficit, the debt ceiling deal. he used his first ever primetime oval office address to address what he is calling a victory and a moment or two to go after republicans. here's what he said in the first-ever oval office address. >> president biden: my fellow americans, when i ran for president, i was told the days of bipartisanship were over, democrats and republicans no

longer worked together. i refused to believe that. we also protected the most significant breakthrough ever in dealing with the existential threat of climate change. today, new wind and solar power, is cheaper than fossil fuel. we also have to raise revenue and go after tax cheats and make sure everyone is paying their fair share. republicans may not like it but i will make sure the wealthy pay their fair share. i am also proposed closing over a dozen special-interest tax loopholes for big oil, crypto traders, hedge fund billionaires, saving taxpayers billions of dollars. pete: a lot of energy there. rachel: brought us so down. pete: good morning. you can't be impugning your political opponents all day long as amag extreme is republicans and then declare a moment of unity.

when there was an accidental bipartisan vote. it wasn't meant to be that way. it was the threat of default the creator moment republicans and democrats looking at the same thing and declare your self, this unity president, not going to work. rachel: no one is buying the unity president thing that was sold to everybody during the campaign. here's victor davis hanson bringing up some things that he calls disingenuous and contradictory about this address. >> the speech was very disingenuous. he spent much of his presidency with that phantom of the opera background demonizing half the country semi-fascist, now he says unity is the most important thing and he says he's going after the tax cheats, people who are not transparent about their tax returns at the moment we had whistleblowers suggesting the biden family consortium in general, hunter biden in

particular haven't been paying their taxes. i would like to believe you wants unity but i think it's basically to get this bill through and advertise the president biden is a unifier and tax cutter or budget cutter but the facts belie that. pete: by tuesday after the bill is signed, he will revert to form and once again impugn his political opponents. will: as the election gets closer if he is the candidate for democrats. when they introduced amag republicans, they think it is a political win for them. rachel: we are talking about him unifying or not unifying but the bill itself is not a win for the american people because it does nothing to deal with the real problem which is spending, i talked to a friend of mine on the hill, nobody

talks about how the democrats set up with these rules about how you can spend. republicans have to work in this framework. that is why you are seeing they claim they cut but all they do is cut the growth. no one goes after the real stuff. everyone is afraid -- pete: the entitlement spending never touched at all. will: one third of the budget to fight discretionary spending. as president biden moves to tuesday, some of his surrogates, jen psaki who was a commentator on msnbc decided there's no time like the present. she said republicans, weirdly, don't know what poll she's looking at, are comfortable with president biden because he is white and old. watch. >> they can't make him extreme, they can't make him offensive for. use a white man who is older, so he is comfortable.

too many in their base. also they have underestimated him. he has always been underestimated, a little bit of a chip on his shoulder because of that. that can serve you well but they are trying to throw a lot of spaghetti at the wall to take him down. they haven't quite figured it out. >> no party more obsessed with the race than those convinced they are antiracist. rachel: it is so true. in this discussion, the talking point, you put all the sound next to each other and got the same message. you know it is coming get. the new one, means he is just normal. we all trippe. we all trip. but we can get up. we don't need two marines to help us get up. that's a sign of how feeble he is. you talked on jesse waters about that image right there

looks to the chinese. rachel: this is not an insignificant moment. it's not partisanship to make a mountain out of a mole hill here. it is true anyone can trip over a sandbag but president biden went down like a sack of potatoes. it was an uncontrolled fall. rachel: he try to get up and he couldn't. >> he is very old and wants to run the country for four more years. something else that contributes to this, lack of situational awareness, he didn't know where to go. we've all had older people in our lives, they start looking through a straw, you get a little television, situational awareness. he takes a couple shuffle steps and trips over a sandbag and this isn't the only time, he

wants four to five more years. rachel: it was just physical, i could handle a president whose body is falling apart but whose mind is sharp and we all know all people like that. is not sharp, the situational awareness, what it says about his mind. will: you're supposed to be comfortable with him because he's white. don't know what your problem is. the racist hour with joy read says as a republican or conservative. rachel: they said the reason president biden got elected, the reason he got elected is there were enough racist republicans who felt comfortable with him because he was old and white. the elephant in the room is the reason president biden was elected was one, that the deep

state, the media and big tech all colluded to suppress information that's just now coming out that president biden sold out his country to a foreign government which is treason which we should have known for a fact before the election and the other is the unprecedented and unrelenting vilification of donald trump on a level we have never seen. some voters were repelled by him not because his policies weren't great but because we've never seen anything like this. will: the suggestion a bunch of republicans didn't vote for donald trump, swung to president biden because he is white, i've not seen that data. so it seems she's calling independents racist because they got comfortable with president biden or democrats because they voted for president biden over kamala harris, comfortable with his whiteness. rachel: wire trying to connect the dots of the logic?

call people racist if you are not doing your job well which biden isn't and selling out the country, you don't support him you are racist. that is it. will: if you do support him you are racist. that's the point. you can't connect the dots. it's impossible. one more topic this morning. if you've entered a walgreens or cvs or convenience store in a big city in the last couple years you've noticed, the stores have to take some sort of measure. in chicago, they decided to take a different type of store that has two aisles where customers can shop for themselves and the rest of it is locked up and needs to be ordered from a kiosk so i think we have the chicago store. you are not in a store. there are two aisles you can walk through with inexpensive items.

otherwise the rest of it has to be ordered from an ipad like that and delivered to you. in the store. you can't even shop in the store anymore because chicago won't hold people accountable who see also law-abiding citizens have to enter a prison comic space. will: the one in the stores the same as online at home. rachel: great news for amazon. will: this is what happens. rachel: you have seven kids, i have nine. our shopping strips are extensive. it is tedious to go to the store. will: the kids can't run around the aisles. they just stand there. pete: they have two lapse. walgreens said this. they said in a statement walgreens is testing a new

experience, technology and practices to enhance the experience of customers to continue to offer retail products and pharmacy services with a new look that focuses on shopping digitally for convenience inside the store. customers will find an area they can pick up orders, digital kiosk and an area to shop for essential items. rachel: i don't like self checkout. i am just -- pete: that blows my mind. will: you have a problem with technology? rachel: i upgraded my phone. my kids were so annoyed. technology is wasted on you, you get these new phones and don't know what half the stuff your phone can do. i am technologically challenged other than amazon which i'm sick of giving money to, i can just go send, place order or whatever.

will: a self checkout kiosk. i have to bring my kids to figure out the technology for me. it is terrible anyway. this is not good for my future. will: plunder lock and key, shoplifting is so bad almost everything at a new york city drugstore. rachel: they are not putting expensive items behind. it is a tuna can. pete: that's what every aisle look like for every adamant you go to cvs or walgreens, that's what it is. will: the post visited a handful of shops in the big apple to find dishwashing liquid, lip balm. toothbrushes 399, chocolate 399 and one dollar and 79 can of

tuna in cabinets. that requires customers to ring a bell and wait for employees to ring the bell. takes a long time. rachel: may be it is being more cost effective. will: losing items stolen out of your store? watch people throwing things into a garbage bag and how much is that worth versus locking it up? rachel: how do you work there when your life is in danger and thieves are invited in, it looks dystopian, looks like we were becoming so disconnected. all of it -- will: no one will step in but empowered to step in -- rachel: so was the solution they came up with, the humane normal commonsense solution is to have cops. it so easy.

will: it is hard to get some buddy to come over partially because they are full of joyful customer service but also there's a bunch of people that need their attention to unlock something. if you own the business can the you've got to do a calculation and say i will lose some business or i am out of here versus how much in shoplifting. it is a pretty -- rachel: or you just go back -- you just say i am not going to have a walgreens in a neighborhood like this. then you have this class division. pete: you are creating without law and order. rachel: exactly. we are going to turn to your headlines. a suspect accused of shooting and killing a west virginia trooper is behind bars. this active cop killer open fire and officers responding to a complaint about shots fired.

state police morning the loss of sergeant cory maynard. flags will be flown at half staff in his honor. the main suspect in natalie holloway's case is on the move. jordan vander salute was supposed to be transferred overnight to a maximum security prison in lima. the dutch national who is serving a murder sentence in peru faces extradition to the us in connection with holloway's 2005 disappearance in aruba. vander salute scam to the family out of a lot of money after making a false promise to reveal the location of the alabama teen's remains. her family still suffering. spring football, right now every team in the usfl is a title contender as we approach the season's final stretch. today the pittsburgh maulers

and the gamblers kick off at moon at the philadelphia stars take on the birmingham stallions and they square off at 3:00 pm eastern. a couple games tomorrow on fox, the new jersey generals at 1:00 pm eastern. the late game is the michigan panthers against birmingham rakers. those are your headlines. pete: coming up, fox weather alert, tornadoes and damaging hail blasting through my home state yesterday, the car wouldn't fit in the garage. watching the latest round of severe weather. will: president biden issuing a startling morning after meeting with ai experts this week. >> president biden: some are very worried that ai can actually overtake human thinking. will: imagine president biden trying to wrap his brain around ai. computers that think. rachel: that could help him.

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>> president biden: i met in the oval office with 12 leading, 8 leading scientists in the area of ai. some are very worried that ai can actually overtake human thinking. pete: president biden echoing the fears of tech industry leaders, a couple of them in in an open letter warning, quote, the risk of extinction from a i should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war. cofounder and ceo mark -- martin rand joins us now. let's start with this. do you think the threat of ai right now, the way we are thinking of and talking about it is being overblown? are we doing a scare tactic fear factor thing when it comes to ai? >> i don't think so. the risk is unknown.

the probability of the risk, if this risk is realized, the impact is very very large. look at what is happening. the industry is begging to be regulated and congress knows they need to regulate, but both sides know that it will be fiendishly hard. pete: this is my instinct. you have confirmed my instinct. i think biden is on the right track. we talked about how ai intelligence could exceed human intelligence and than the real issue is how do we use ai, who is programming its purpose, its mission and how does it use that intelligence? i don't know how we regulate that. i don't know how we regulate a human being deploying ai with a specific purpose. >> it is going to be very hard. every technological revolution, like the industrial revolution or the green revolution in the

60s, harnessing atomic energy or harnessing the power of flight has brought a lot of prosperity to the world. we have the least amount of people living in poverty than we have ever had. we need to use ai up to the point where we get value out of it but shut it down before it becomes dangerous. of course nobody knows when this point might come. so we are, as humans, we are able to ride horses because we are vastly more intelligent than horses. if this machine were to become vastly more intelligent than humans, then figuratively speaking, it will ride humans.

that is a real risk people are worried about. will: they will ride humans, that's a good analogy. we want to use ai, we want to use this technology to advance human civilization, fewer people in poverty than at any point in human history. the industrial revolution, my question is this. we need to find the point at which to stop it before it becomes a threat. what is your historical parallel? what technology, what industrial revolution invention, what information age invention have we said that's about all the benefits we can ring out of this, put the lid on this. i can't think of an example where we have done that. >> take atomic energy, for instance. atomic energy is controlled. it is not uncontrolled. we have learned to harness the value of it without the dangers. we have to do the same with ai. i believe there is a solution.

the solution is that we should create a global body that will do predominately research and development into this area and would have to come up with a different kind of ai that keeps it in check. will: atomic energy is an interesting one to look into as a parallel, cautionary tale, listen to learn. great to talk to you, fascinating conversation. still ahead, windy city's showdown. people in chicago sounded off, city officials approved $51 million. >> you've not gotten anything for our community. will: we will talk to one of the residents who say this is a disgrace. hunter biden, gun rights advocate? how do you -- the first son plans to use the first amendment in his defense in his ongoing legal woes. greg jarrett joins us.

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>> good to see you guys. pete: we shouldn't be shocked. it is always whatever laws for thee but not for me, whatever is best for one's self-interest when it comes to the bidens. >> president biden said nobody fs with the biden and that is hunter's attitude. the iron he should be lost on no one. a president who wants to restrict weapons and his son wants to loosen the laws by taking advantage of the second amendment as his defense to potential gun, unlawful weapons charge. the thing is, even if, i wouldn't handicap his success on this, even if he is able to avoid the unlawful possession charge that doesn't absolve him from lying on a federal form which could get you up to five years behind bars. will: meaning you said you are

someone who doesn't use drugs but this is an excerpt from hunter biden's memoir beautiful things from 2021. i was smoking crack every 15 minutes. so something doesn't jive. rachel: he has a book on tape. we have his voice saying that. >> there are thousands of photographs. some of them, he is smoking crack. the law has been on the books for 55 years. and abuser, addicted to a controlled substance, you are not allowed to have a firearm. that's eminently reasonable. it is self-evident. the supreme court has consistently in all the major cases, hello and a year ago,

did reasonable restrictions on the second amendment. don't infringe on the right to bear arms. sensitive places, government buildings, schools, felons. i don't think he's going to succeed on this. we will wait and see. rachel: he's the same person who said i'm going to go to court to say i'm too poor to pay for my own child support and he flew there on a private jet. this is the kind of person we are talking about, so used to getting away with everything, you've been writing about everything that has happened with the biden family, the corruption. this is pretty -- with the bribery schemes and everything else. >> conspiracy, bribery, violations, makes gun

possession charge look frivolous in comparison. the investigation is approaching almost 6 years. how is it possible despite the plethora of experience on his laptop alone that no charges have been brought, the answer to me seems to be the department of justice and the fbi are running a protection racket. will: you've got a great book out called the trial of the century about the scopes monkey trial. folks should check it out. >> free-speech was at stake, a pivotal moment in america. we were either going to get rid of the first amendment or engage in wholesale censorship. the great clarence darrow who has always been my idol, the finest trial lawyer who ever lived came to the rescue, young 25-year-old schoolteacher, he decimated on cross-examination

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rachel: several tornadoes and damaging hail sweeping across west texas yesterday. in the sunshine state, bracing for wet weather and red tides from the remnants of the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season. tropical storm arlene in the gulf of mexico is expected to remain offshore. let's go to rick reichmuth with the fox. 6 forecast. >> the beginning of hurricane season was thursday, tropical storm arlene is not going to impact the us at all. it move south, not the direction they normally move but it will impact cuba a little bit.

we are not talking a big wind event, it will dissipate by the end of the day today. look at what we are expecting, fairly average season. two reasons, one can we have really warm waters off the coast of south america in the pacific, that's el niño and that makes us have less storms and warm waters in the atlantic. this week we had the highest water temperatures across the ocean basins ever. and now we've got those warm temperatures. which battle, who winds from that battle will determine. because of that we are calling for an average season. showers across florida could cause flooding. take a look at this across the west, in west texas we see a lot of rain in west texas, ultimately good news, too much too quickly, got some flooding but this is one area of the country with significant drought going on and a lot more rain coming get to the area.

rachel: chicago residents pushing back on the city council's decision to provide a massive aid package to illegal migrants who are illegally coming into their city. the council set aside $51 million for housing staff, food, and other resources. residents sounded off on that earlier this week. take a listen. >> anything for our community, we are sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> how dare this mayor and city council have the guts to give migrants 50 one million dollars. >> reporter: andre smith, the man you saw in that video, was arrested for trespassing when he tried to block buses of migrants from entering chicago earlier this year. he joins us now.

welcome. not easy to get arrested in chicago, and yet you are arrested. what did you do? we will talk about what happened. >> thank you for the opportunity. 55 years old, i waited 55 years to get arrested by stopping the bus of migrants going to a school that taxpayers paid for. rachel: you are no conservative, you are a liberal, yet you are calling for the end of sanctuary cities. explain what you want your city officials to do regarding that? >> we have in chicago $160 million spent for the migrants, no records, no plan. now we spend $51 million passed

at city council with no record, no plan for 500 migrants for 30 days. that is unheard of. never has it been done before. 500 migrants, 50 one million dollars, no plan of execution. i am calling for a foreign sick audit. i am calling for a sanctuary hold on the city. i'm calling on the mayor to do a freeze on the sanctuary disaster so it is messier. rachel: everything you're demanding to me sounds extremely reasonable for you to expect that from your government. what do you expect your state or city government could do with that money? >> when you look at old memorial day, we had 53 people shot in the chicago, 11 killed. that was just on memorial weekend.

you can put that to crime, we have homeless people, a young lady, and arms amputated, she had no place to go. you put these immigrants, migrants, whatever you call them, ahead of free choice to cross the borders but black people didn't have the opportunity to cross the border. they came over here in chains so this is a total disaster. rachel: that money could be used to provide shelters, services for people who need it for american citizens. do you feel there are other residents, a swell of support for your position on migrants, sanctuary cities in the money being spent?

>> the last three days, the radio doesn't lie to other people on the radio, we totally upset, we are dismantled, our mind is discombobulated that you would give this unheard of blank check, $51 million to 500 people for 30 days. the business would be out of business. rachel: got to put american citizens first and the needs of our people first. thanks for joining us. you are a great man. >> thank you so much. will: say that again. >> thank you so much and the fight will continue, going to jail or not, we are going to fight. will: thanks for joining us. will: now i am on camera. now to your headlines. study with start with a fox news alert. desperate search for survivors

in india following a horrific train derailment, 288 people are dead, 900 hurt in a crash involving three trains, the death toll is expected to rise, the worst train crash in modern history, the cause is under investigation. brawls breaking out between parents and lgbt q activists following controversy over scheduled privacy. parents who feel the event is inappropriate showed up at all entry school arguing the pride push is a form of indoctrination. despite the district's calls for everyone to be respectful the protests quickly turned violent. to an incredible moment in utah the u.s. navy petty officer home from deployment sits behind a curtain waiting to surprise his sister during her high school graduation. the siblings embracing for the

first time in three years. those are your headlines. coming up, desantis is not backing down from a heckler. >> not going to let you oppose an agenda on our kids. we are going to stand up for our kids. will: plan to protect kids and parents but understanding christian privilege, shocking display in a public university hallway, a student from the school joins us with a bulletin board back lash. ♪ sometimes you're so busy taking care of everyone else you don't do enough for yourself, or your mouth. but eventually, it will remind you. when it does, aspen dental is here for you. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby.

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>> thank you for having me on. this has been up since october, more than likely the whole year. the university hasn't said much about it. i e-mailed it to multiple people and haven't gotten responses back. will: all year long if you're a christian you can realize how privileged you are and the points made on the bulletin board you are familiar with i want to share with the audience, the bulletin board said christians do not face discrimination in the us, religious diversity is not the same as christianity being under attack, christian privilege is connected to white supremacy, christianity is often seen as synonymous with moral goodness and to wield christian privilege is to weapon eyes. and against non-christians. doesn't come with an understanding that if you are christian in iran you wouldn't have any, it is staggering what an indictment this is of a people of faith at a

university. >> it was shocking to me. as a christian myself i was offended by it but shocked. it did include that there are places in the world where christians are persecuted, but at the same time some of the examples as christians having privilege, being able to worship freely, having a bible study which is pretty crazy because that is not a privilege, it's a constitutional right accorded everyone regardless of religious backgrounds and the leadership institute for campus reform reported on multiple examples, in recent years because christians being subject to ridicule and mockery on college campuses. i could give a few examples at harvard, a musical depicting judas as a gay man who falls in love with jesus and in dartmouth a drag show, and at polk state college, a professor who failed a student for refusing to concede that jesus was a myth or christianity oh presses women.

it is not something religions are subjected to on-campus. will: if you tried to put up a display at a university that was pro-christianity it wouldn't last half an hour. that tells you what you need to know. thanks for your courage, appreciate it. "fox and friends" reached out to the university and we have not heard back. more "fox and friends" coming up. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift card. book now at bestwestern.com.

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