>> absolutely, thank you so much. >> thank you for spending part of you are sunday night with us. i hope you have a great week ahead. until next week you can find us online at gaudi america or on th >> hello, everyone. i'm dr. nicole sapphire and jimmy failla and guy benson. welcome to the big weekend show. a parental pardon for loudoun county father pardoned by glen youngkin is speak out after this announcement on fox news sunday. >> we righted and wrong and he should have never been prosecuted and he did what any

parent would do, stand up for their child and even worse what then happened is the perpetrator moved to another school and sexual assaulted at young women. this was a gross misconduct of justice. >> he erupted at a school board meeting outraged over school board members handing of investigation into a sexual assault of his daughter in the school's bathroom. he couldn't contain his emotion. smith had this to say a short timing a. >> i had to accept this pardon from governor youngkin because i couldn't trust the justice system. that's really scary. that's should scare every american because it's happening across the united states. any town or county or city that you live in that has a george soros-funded prosecutor, you need to vote them out. if you can't get them out, you need to move. what i want people to remember is not to be scared to speak up

and duennas. >> jimmy, a flash back to 2021 where some of the parents were protesting at the loudoun county school board meeting. take a look. >> i never thought i'd see the day when i have to stand up to protect my skids from their own school board. you put l feelings of a few above the safety and discomfort of the entire rest of student body and that's completely unacceptable. >> shame on you. why is the freedom of speech being condemned in schools and we live in unit of america and our children are watching us. >> it's absurd and immoral for teachers to call girls boys and boys girls. >> so let's go around the table quick and what are your thoughts on scott smith being pardoned, jim my? >> it's disgusting and getting past speech rights and pardons and understand what went on in

the school district and covered up the sexual assault of a girl because they didn't want to draw negative attention to their agenda within the school and transferred the kid to another school where he sexual assaulted a second girl. that's disgusting and that's criminal. the fact that this dad showed up and got a little vocal, okay. to be clear, if it was me, i don't know that i would have showed the measured restraint he did but understand this is all a by-product when it comes to the specific issue. the left keeps characterizing pushback on the trans agenda as violence. someone saying i don't want this going on, so much so they're pushing back against actual violence, okay. these girls were sexual assaulted. they're pushing back against the guy that verbally wants to critique that as if he's the environment one and you have to hope this is a wakeup call because two sexual assaulted girls and the band just marched on and that's disgusting. >> this is not a transgender issue baa they're making it seem

that way. you have a media who's completely frenzied looking at transgender stuff. yes, the first assault said it was a boy in the female restroom and he was wearing a skirt. but what happened here? she's claiming she was assaulted. the boy gets transferred to another school and he assaults another girl there. there were a lot of things that happened in between the the teacher assistant before the first assault and went to the principal and made inappropriate behavior and after the boy went to the second school before the second assault, there were complaints from two girls to the school. yet no one actually said anything and these assaults kept happening and why does this continue to happen talking about mass shootings and sexual assaults and suicides, there's always warning signs and no one is paying attention. >> it's a little disorganized and first and foremost, don't come after me or any other daughters out there because i can guarantee my dad wouldn't

mind. this guy did not assault anyone and not threatening violence and showed up and demanded that the school do something to protect his daughter. that's not wrong. second of all, can i just say really quickly in all of this, we forgot the daughter. everyone forget the daughter. she was assaulted and everyone flipped and started talking about the whole situation and meantime she's watching her dad now be prosecuted on top of being victimized. can you imagine what that feels like as a young, young woman not only did you just get victimized and now watching your dad suffer through this and how guilty you must feel for bringing your family through all of this. she's going to have to carry this now for quite some time. ptsd, you know, it baffles my mind we'd re-victimize a young girl like that and say it's all political. i thought the most interesting thing he said was that he didn't want to be the face of a cause. like he wanted to be a dad. nobody wants to be the face of a

cause. nobody wants to create a situation that becomes national and now you have a governor forgiving -- pardoning you. he doesn't -- nobody wants this. this is crazy. >> so it's important -- i live in virginia. i followed this case very closely and it's important to remember the school district, the officials on that board, the superintendent were lying. >> yep. >> so they had this bathroom situation with trans bathroom, gender neutral stuff and they wanted to push there that agenda whether you agree or not with them. they told the public there was no record of any sexual assaults in a bathroom with the school when in fact they knew this assault had taken place so that dad got righteously fire yous because of it and he was -- furious because of it and he was right all along and since then he's been arrested, there's been firings, indictments against the people that covered this up. but at the time republicans were demonized by democrats in my state and thank goodness

governor youngkin won to be in a situation to issue this pardon and barack obama came in and this is a tripped up culture war. >> guy, what you're talking about in june 2021, that's a month after the first assault. the superintendent ziegler was at after he had briefed about the assault, told the school board they asked him, has there ever been a record of assault in the restrooms and he said no. as it got pushed back at the grand jury, he said, you know what, i thought that question was in relation to our transgender policies in the bathrooms. so he was clearly lying, which is why he actually did get fired and i want you to take a listen real quick to scott smith again talking about the school board's trying to silence the parents. >> i know what happened. they tried to silence the parents with the memo all the way to the doj. they tried to silence the

parents across america that are making a movement to stop this nonsense in our public school systems. and they used me, my arrest and my video for two years to push that narrative. well, the narrative is over. i win. >> so, guy, obviously the educational system completely failed this gentleman, but he also brings up the judicial system, what's your take on that? >> well, the fact that the biden doj tried to demonize pans, that clip was put in ads to make it seem like these scary right wing parents are out of control with phony trumped up culture wars and that guy was furious and getting dragged out of the room by police because he had every right to be because his daughter was sexual assaulted in a school and they covered it up and lied about it and treated him like he was the criminal. it's amazing that he is as composed even now that he is, and my hat is off to governor youngkin and it's the least he could have done to clear the decks legally for this man. >> it's only going to get worse.

like when the system doesn't work to protect you, the system is in place to protect you and your kids. it's like crime in cities right now; right. like when it's not there and it's not serving you, people start to take matters into their own hands. so if this continues to happen, and the adults in the room aren't the adults in the room, guess what's going to happen? it's going to get worse. moms and dads will take matters into their own hands and they're going to make sure their kids are protected, bottom line. >> and, jamie, you obviously see school systems trying to separate parents from the kids. what do you make of this? >> they're showing an indifference to the children at this administrative level. as guy said. everyone knew a child was harmed, everyone knew these policies were harming children u meaning the kid got chipped to another school and committed a second acall n. a round about way, people that don't want school choice, they're making the best case for it by continuing to put the wellbeing

of the children acceptability s. talking about return of mask mandates and nothing in any of this and can't push any and the kids obvious and gotten to the place post covid and present in your kid's education every step of the way and every person that seems to be looking out to them is you.

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letters for danny masterson sentenced for rape. he was convicted of that point of drugging and raping two women in the early 2000s. this is a portion of what the couple posted on instagram. >> we are aware of the pain that has been causessed by the character letters we wrote on behalf of danny master son. >> we support victims, we have done this historically through our work and will continue to do so in the future. the letters were not written to question the legitimacy of the judicial system or the validity of the jury's ruling. >> they were intended for the judge to read and not to undermine the testimony of the victim or re-traumatize them in any way. we're sorry if that has taken place. >> while the judge in that case sentenced masterson to 30 years to life in prison for those crimes, the couple sent the letters to the judge just before the sentence was handed down so apparently their letters didn't have much impact.

in one of those letters kutcher wrote "danny takes his jobs seriously and treats everyone equal and as a roam model, danny was consistently an excellent one". aiaishah, you were angry listeng to that video. >> in 2019, ashton kutcher testified during a serial killer trial that somebody who had killed his girlfriend back in the day. how would he feel if someone wrote a glowing letter about that serial killer? like he killed a few women but you know what, he was really a nice guy to me and great when he wasn't out killing people. the second part that drives me nuts and this is what was obviously really insulting to the victims is they're not apologizing for writing the letters. they're apologizing that the letters got out. like they're saying well, the

judge was just supposed to see this. it's not like a oh, we made a mistake. this guy is a bad dude and we should have never written the letters. they're still standing behind their friend, but they're just sad and sorry the victims had to hear their letters. >> i just quoted from kutcher. how about mila. she calls the convicted felon a "outstanding older brother figure and went onto wholeheartedly vouch for his exceptional character and the tremendous positive influence he's had on me and the people around him i guess with at least two notable exceptions, jimmy". >> it's a long season. no one goes undefeated, mila. give me a break. hollywood actors are stupid people. they have the words written for them. they're fayetteville mus because they hit the -- famous buzz they hit the genetic lottery and not brainiacs or wildly intelligent people and ashton is good

looking and got famous. but they're usually in a position where again, there is a writer strike right now. those writers would normally be feeding them things to say and tell them hey, this is a dumb idea. the guy's been convicted of rape. if you want to vouch for a character on the front end when there's still some plausible deniability and try to sway the jury and saying i knew he was a good guy and would never do that and you believe that was the case, they wrote these letters post-conviction, okay. you got to think about where you have to be intelligent chilly to go, what -- intellectually is saying this guy got convicted opportunistic rape and tell the world what a good character he. >> exceptional and big brother-type character. the thing is of course there are victims here and one of which reached out to journalist and what she wrote, jane doe no. 1 aka jen b and one of the women he was convicted of raping and texted me her reaction to this video and it was incredibly

insulting and hurtful and i hope they learn radical accountability and importance of self-education and learning when to keep their privilege in check, especially ashton that claims to work with victims of sex crimes and to mila, i can only think of time's up. dr. sapphire, they're not saying they don't believe he's guilty of the crime. they were trying to help him get a more lenient sentence and they worked with him and friends of him and yet the blow back is significant here. >> you know, i am cautioning myself to speak because i have a different opinion on their video than everyone else here at the table and trying to think about it. the way that i see it is these -- so i don't know mila and ashton. i didn't watch that show they were on. i don't have an opinion on them. but after reading the story and kind of looking into this, they were friends with this person for 25 years and obviously felt like they knew him. when they wrote these letters, again, they were meant to be private, they certainly didn't mean for it to get out and certainly not to the victims.

it's -- they're trying to say what their experience is with him. maybe they think he's wrongfully convicted. i don't know. maybe -- i don't know what their actual thoughts are, but i think it was a private letter and not meant to get out and i think there are people convicted of crimes, and that doesn't mean there aren't people in their lives that believe them to be a good person at some buoyant in their life. these character letters do mean something. if you're convicted of rape, these dr. letters don't mean you'll walk scott free but it's okay that people that have a good opinion of him wrote these letters in confidence that they wouldn't get out because they did not want to offend the victim in any way shape or form. that's my opinion. >> well, i would say that it's a completely fair point and i also think that if they think he's wrongfully convicted, they could say that but they're trying to have it both ways they're not questioning the verdict and they're just trying to speak to the character that they knew. obviously there was another side of this person. just as i said at the top, a

very tough story. meanwhile, something a little bit lighter coming up next, scolding the swoosh. ex-mlb all star david wells firing high heat at nike for going woke but he didn't stop there. >> it's the players. they coddle them too much. they don't -- they baby them. >> that yankees legend sounding off and we'll talk about it coming up. ♪

♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show. ex-mlb all star david wells throwing high heat towards woke culture.

the retired new york yankees pitcher show upped to the old-timers day with a piece of tape covering the nike famed squash logo and reportedders asked about the jersey and he said i hate nike. they're woke. you kids get off my lawn. didn't say that last part, but called out bud light revealing he'll never touch the beer again over the whole transgender marketing snafu with dylan mulvaney and blasting mlb clubs for coddling their players. boomer wells not having it. >> always seems that the gm, managers and all that are getting fired and blamed for it. it's the players. if you're not doing the job on the field and i just if itches a gm, i'd send a message that i don't care how much you're making. send them a message and make them think about it. now they coddle them too much. they don't -- they baby them and

don't let them do what they do. it's up to your peers to make you better. it's not a personal thing. you're here to win and that's what they tried to do and seeing from my perspective looking if, they don't have that kind of comradery anymore. >> okay. the interest of full disclosure, i love david wells and i'm a yankee fan and i met him in nashville hosting new years over. hey, girl, it's a great one. coming to you, guy, quickly. that was a moment seeing david wells in the way we've never seen him before, sober. the fact he's going in. i don't know where to start. the fact he attacked bud light, isn't that interest. >> for him to attack any alcohol at all is saying something. david wells, and i have great affection for him. i'm a huge yankee fan. >> he was a badge of honor. >> seeing him brought me joy because the yankees are so unfortunate this year n. 1998, that season they won 125 games including postseason. he was a huge part of that world series championship and threw a fertilizerfect game in that

season and turned out -- perfect game later and he said he was who horrifically hung over and partially drunk when he threw that perfect game. he enjoys a beverage and he's at a point in his life where he doesn't care what people think of him. i hate nike and mad at the coddling of the player and he could take my seat on the show and do a damn good job in a segment like this about wokeness. >> he would crush. doc accident i'm coming to you now. >> yeah, can we get back to the 1988 season where you watch baseball. >> '98. >> didn't want the '88 yankees. they were charging people to get out in 1988. >> can we just get back to baseball, america's past time where we're not so worried about the wokeness and don't have the united states flag not racist and boys aren't wanting to plagiaries sports and not chest feeding but breastfeeding and get back to it. i'm really, really tired of all

this being jammed down our throats. >> calling for him to become the next commissioner. >> commissioner wells. >> i love that. i love that. let's talk about this though, aishah. one of the reasons that he is at his whit's end with the woke corporations is they brought it on themselves, okay. in the sense that the corporations were the ones that got politically active. nobody asked them to and time you went to a baseball game and this will shock people and went to a game to watch baseball. you liked baseball. you didn't go for protests. >> and hot dogs. >> of course, baseball and hot dogs. i was toldmy told by wardrobe t allowed to have hot dogs anymore. >> putting duct tape over the nike logo and wanted to cut it out but kept it in tact. >> pitchers scuff the ball and do things. >> better than glueing your feet on the floor at a tennis championship game. full disclosure, i love nike. like people have asked me to stop wearing nike.

i know. i know. jordans. no, but i don't think it's going to stop. i don't. like i know that we saw what happened with bud light, we keep seeing what happens like disney and all these companies trust worcompanies thatwant to go beye created to dorks i don't think it's going to stop. >> they're never going to stop outsourcing labor and they should shut up with all the virtue signals and every impression they're lecturing us about in america is times 100 in china and that just do it slogan is to the unpaid factory workers in china and my hands hurt, i'm tiredment just do it. >> it's not just the human rights issue too. it's just don't do business with china because it's not good for, you know, they're stealing our trade secrets. like apple and every other month there's a story about some spy that took something from apple. like what is happening here? >> i love that. >> yeah. >> isn't nike the clothes that stop selling houston rockets

gear in solidarity against mockty against hong kong? >> yeah. >> darryl moray reigns leading s gm and talk about protecting democracy around the world and he tweeted i stand with democracy and support hong kong. they pulled the rockets games off the air. let me tell you as a knicks fans, i wish mine got pulled off the air several times over the years but never for supporting democracy. that's absurd. we move on. i got all worked up. gambling and sports is how i have paid and not paid my rent over the last 10 or 15 years. >> i believe it. >> coming up, tomorrow is 22 years sinusitis 9/11 attacks and say never forget. but does president biden want to forget? the big biden snub next. ♪

♪ >> i think we all remember where we were, i certainly do. welcome back to the big america show. president biden won't be anywhere near ground zero or the pentagon or shanksville, pennsylvania, tomorrow. biden will be at a military base in alaska on his way back from his overseas trip and he'll be the first president ever since 9/11 to not be at one of the ceremonies at one of the attack sites or at the white house. peter doocy sharing what nsa coordinator john kirby told him

about biden's apparent snub. >> it's strategically so important he's trying to do both. he thought that part of the world was important to come here to vietnam. i was talking to a white house official and i asked about why is he missing it and this official said, well, # 2 years after pearl harbor -- 22 years after pearl harbor, the united states presidents weren't still going to hawaii every year. i think there is an effort to, you know, still mark the anniversary but also kind of move on. >> wow. so, guy, i'll start with you, 22 years after one of the most horrific attacks on u.s. soil and we just move on? >> i don't. >> i don't. >> we done. i live in this area and grew up in this area. my town lost about a dozen people and any next door neighbor thank god got out of one the the towers and my father

was commuting on that morning and it's a day every year that is still very difficult. look, i understand that we do a lot of criticizing of president biden on this show at this network. i think it's generally very well deserved criticism. i get what they're doing here. strategically being at g20 and going to some key allies in another part of the world that . is important for our president. that being said, i think the president of the united states needs to be in this city or in washington dc or in that field in pennsylvania on 9/11. i think this is a mistake. >> yeah. or at least a message could have been different. they could have messaged this a bit differently than just we're just trying to move on. >> let's call it what it is, 90% of the people that died on 9/11 were from new york and new jersey. you cannot go around and talk to someone that doesn't know someone that died in the towers in this area. the president is going to alaska in my opinion because he canceled the oil leases, and this is just another way for him to appease his climate agenda people by going to alaska, and i

think this is a sleet snub to the 9/11 family asks victims. they're right now undergoing -- the criminal tries going on and back and forth whether or not they'll seek the death penalty. it's very clear that president biden does not have the 9/11 families and victims at heart at all. >> jimmy, we were talking about the fact that we saw the spotlight of twin towers in new york city for days before and it was quite a sight and good way to remind everyone and get in the mood of just remembering all those victims. it's gone. apparently now i'm hearing it's only goen that be on 9/11, those spotlights. are people just moving on? like are we just forgetting happened in >> i don't think anybody here is. nobody that was affected by what went on that day. my brother is a city cop and he was there and thankfully was okay. what we're seeing here and on other front when is it come tots bidens is that the pitch made to voters about who this man, what his character was is a lie. do you remember the famous treat

from jill biden 2020, empathy is on the ballot. elmore pay think, you're voting biden because you're getting empathy back and also we're skipping 9 wil 9/116789 empathyn the ballot but we're skipping 9/11. i'm going to unit the country and georgia's voter id law was jim crow and biden is a fraud. we didn't forget 9/11. the white house fight have but we didn't forget you. >> we're not forgetting 9/11 and we'll be here and covering the 22nd anniversary. greg gutfeld has a message for jimmy fallon over apparent toxic workplace issues. >> you're apologizing all the tile and the people that will never forgive you. >> we're going to dig into the until ored advise next on the big weekend show. ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie

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wisdom for jimmy fallon who's been accused of toxic workplace behavior in a scathing piece in rolling stone attributed to anonymous sources. >> they're trying to ellen degenerous you and they're sad cowards and [bleep] bags because their don't like people like you. he's a gentle, sweet, person. he's great at everything, but hiding his own [bleep] and that's the problem here. the drinking story is true, that's sad. if the drinking story isn't true, that's evil because it's being targeted for fake and possibly real reasons to get him fired. again, he's being ellened. but the most important thing that's dude. dude, dude, dude, dude. you've got to stop with the apologizing. you're apologizing autothe time and to the people that will never forgive you. none of those people like you. how dare you apologize to anonymous people.

people that go to rolling stone, a sham of a scuzzily little magazine, two words, duplicate cries. >> talent can overshadow both personal pain and the excesses of your social life. the people who are around you won't tell you if you have a problem. my advice is start listening to the family and the people who love you and screw all those [bleep] all those [bleep] that are around you because they're doing you any favors. >> so greg's rant came because the rolling stone piece came out and then jimmy fallon issued this apology to the tonight show staff on thursday "it's embarrassing and i feel so bad. sorry if i embarrassed you and your family and friends. i feel so bad and can't even tell you i want the show to be fun and inclusive for everybody and funny and should be the best show and best people".

guy. >> it's rivetting and here's the king of late night and story that might look bad for the competition and opportunity for greg and different direction and greg was super fired up and words on the five i won't repeat because i don't have the clout he's got here. i think, look, if jimmy fallon has a drinking problem, get help. if jimmy fallon has done specific things to people where he's been demeaning or abusive, then apologize specifically to those people for those alaskas. but just the broad based apology, the rolling apology, i think there's a lot of truth to what greg said. and it's a competitive, tough business. jimmy fallon is super talented. you don't always have a great day. sometimes you might lash out. no one is always on their very best behavior, and to try and find a way to bring someone down. i feel like we do a lot of that

in this society and to have greg stand up for jim my the way he did i thought was a really fascinating tv moment. >> jimmy, in his apology saying it should be inclusive. add that little buzz word there. it's a important one and sure it was scripted for him. >> 100%. i haven't seen greg that mad since he couldn't get on the rides at six flags. sorry, 54 inche inches and wrony did that to him. he's the king of late night. greg speaking as most talentedvillen host much he's -- talented villain host and he's right that jimmy took this on himself and saying this is needs to be an inclusive work space. it goes back to the 2016 election. jimmy fallon was the king of late night at the time. this is pre-gutfeld being a weeknight show. he was beating colbert and jimmy fallon had donald trump on his show. famously musked his hair. the outrage people went crazy and accused jimmy fallon of

normalizing donald trump. donald trump who had a show on nbc for the previous 15 years apparently didn't go mainstream until fallon musked his hair. that's what it became and then you remember in november, trump wins the election, saturday night live opens the show with halleluiah by kate mackinnonen dressed as hillary clinton and weep as a staff, mind you, they had all hosted trump as the host of the show the previous spring. trump hosted saturday night live. yet that same cast a few months later is now crying because this is an end of the republic moment because their former host, former 15-year show on the apprentice host has won the election. these people, okay, it is all when it cops to trump, everyone needs to know this, it's a manufactured hysteria. does he do manufactured thing. that's always in his personality. the hysteria surrounding him is

manufactured and i'd echo greg's sentiments and jimmy fallon, you're a comedian and don't need clowns. these people are clowns and it's performative victim hood. everything about the environment at a light night show. it's a late night show and you're the most privileged workers in the world and these people in this moment are trying to fill some other void that has nothing to do with jimmy fallon. >> these are anonymous sources going to rolling stone. there's a clear path to if you have a actual workplace complaint, go through the hr department. absolutely. be anonymous. but that's not what they did here. what do you make of it? >> still get something out of the investigation. i want to compliment greg and i wonder if someone else in late night would have done that for him. >> oh, no way. >> probably not. that tells you a lot about greg's character and just what a genuine person he is. tv is hard; right. like for all of us. like it's not the hardest job but in terms of putting ourselves out there and we sort

of like ask for criticism, some of the best advice i ever got was don't read the comments. like just don't read them. i read the comments and reply, but what that advice meant was people are anonymous. like many of these people are just logging on, throwing off something out there, making you feel like crap, and if you're not a secure person and you don't really know who you are, it will destroy you. i've seen it destroy so many people that have been in this business that you would think were like the top of their game and just because of some random people on twitter or whatever, said something. i can't imagine what jimmy fallon is going through. you're right, they should have gone through hr and should have been done the proper way. >> no apology. next time they get a middle finger emoji and move on. that's my advice. you're right. don't read the comments. after yesterday's show. >> i want to know who created the comments section? >> those for for me. they were brutal. >> the day the comment section was created and thought this is going to go bad. >> well, we'll see what kind of

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talking about this week, here we go earlier today in hanoi, vietnam during a press conference president biden gets lost and calls climate change deniers lying dogface pony soldiers. here we go. >> are just following my orders here. >> staff has anybody spoken? i'm not calling on you, i said five question. >> this week the united states said if there's no phasing out there will be possible to reach the goals of the paris agreement, there was no agreement at the g20 on fossil fuels, how concerned are you about this lack of consensus. >> it wasn't so much in agreement, i don't know about

you but i'm going to go to bed. >> i can't with this guy. >> is like a covid mechanism. >> were all thankful he did not refer to the g20g unit descent wrap posse. it is sad, you could be selling a children's book, where's waldo, and then images around the white house and where he might be hiding during the ceremony, it is sad but don't forget to cheer up and see from my fox nation stand up friday night october the 13th at the paramount and honey to new york, i'm taking stage dodge, you better be there to catch me. >> let's talk about football, the nfl is back, big win for detroit the liens, could we maybe not have pain. i guess we'll see the game today, course my giants are coming up later, tomorrow the jets hosted the buffalo bills the marquis and them back. it's amazing that guys back at the football field even if

you're a diehard jets fan you have to be rooting for him. >> that is so incredible i cannot wait entrance yet. >> teleported gavin newsom slams gavin newsom as authoritarian. >> i worry about democracy and i made the point about desantis i think he's punctually authoritarian. i worry more about trumpets and with what transcends will be on his term and time and tenure. >> what a hypocrite, pot meet kettle. top ten company executives including elon musk and mark zuckerberg are going to be on the hill to meet with southerners to talk a.i. because lawmakers don't understand it and a.i. is would rule the world and take over sandberg and find out what elon and mark zuckerberg think i'm sure the goodies they were screwed. >> technology with congress, why is my vcr flashing 12:00 o'cl 12:00 o'clock.

that is it for us we will see you next weekend, thank you for joining us sunday night. ♪ i am shannon bream today a special hour what to do about struggling schools and students in the state of education in america. ♪ millions of students back to class a face in the fall out of plummeting test scores, teacher and bus driver shortages and brewing battles over parents right experience to make this decision not school boards piglets will begin with virginia governor glenn youngkin who's got a brand-new multi- million-dollar education plan for dealing with post a pandemic learning loss and chroni