drumming out former google ceo and co-author of the age of ai, eric schmidt.nk you so much for coming on the show. >> thanks for having me. jack: want to start with artificial intelligence and maybe how it touches our lives are not even aware of. what are the ways in which might interact with artificial intelligence and how will that change over the coming years? >> today we look at recommendations or computers as you like this or that, that is an ai system reviews twitter or facebook, the feed you get has been boosted by ai based on what it thanks or preferences are. i will use ai for translation. today's systems are being used for video, surveillance and things like that. he recently came into the country and i was a member of a travel program. all he had to do was show my passport and it said who i was. these are all examples of ai begin to touch our lives. largely in minor ways compared to what is going to happen. jack: some things you mention are great some are a little concerning start with the concerning. you mentioned algorithms. often they are set up

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eric schmidt travels to canada and proposed sidewalk labs built and neighborhood and toronto from the internet. wouldn't it be nice if you could take technical things that we know and apply them to cities, all of these things that we could do if someone would just give us the city and put us in. sorry, it's no joke. it's proposed a city that aches in the internet, but try google what it will look like. and all you'll find are images that look like 19 seventies. the science fiction covered with the only thing that's clear is that the internet will be in everything that google's sister company is a full on p r. mo, can increase the green space, the density. so our chrono is a need to have a complete community here in the waterfront in toronto. right. and so what we're looking at here is how new technologies can try to make cities better for people. you're looking right now at a street that is a big reason for 2 lanes of traffic, but that's probably actually too much for a street of this. when you can imagine maybe on the weekend, you want to use it like a plaza. so history turns way to

. >> harris: i thought it might be interesting to hear from eric schmidt peered eyes watching him on fox and friends this morning i thought, these are the people that are going to be heard for what was set up to happen today the u.s. supreme court. here's a little bit from him. >> i think we're going to have an epic and historic constitutional showdown at the supreme court. with the essential question of, can an agency like this, unelected bureaucrats without statutory authority, require and force the vaccination of tens of millions of americans. the answer to that of course, is a resounding no. what is at stake here is not just faxing mandates, this individual liberties. the power of the administered state. the mass firings of health care workers. it is all on the line today. the impact would be incredibly significant. >> harris: so emily, what they said to me, as i was watching fox and friends this morning, is that this is an explosive political issue now. it is going to the u.s. supreme court, for this white house. potentially for other white houses to come. that's because individ

consultant author peter schweitzer, guardian angel founder curtis, and missouri attorney general eric schmidtw we've got three top state democrats in pennsylvania, they were invited to meet the president today in pittsburgh. just one showed up as the president poll numbers are dropping the fastest since herbert hoover. it's all that because of a spin like this president biting claims that a quote, we are going to fix them all just hours after bridge collapsed outside pittsburgh. but just 10% of the democrats a massive structure spending actually goes to bridges and roads. even that is just a tiny 10% increase of what is arty being spent to now. things could get even worse for your wallet. wall street warning gas can go to $5 a gallon if russia invades ukraine. plus one-on-one interview one interview with the man rattling the powers in washington. peter schweitzer here to break down conflict of interest in doubledealing that runs deeper than realized within the democrat party. we've got more far left democrats again called out for continuing to bully their own moderate democrats or anyone who

. >> reporter: in missouri, the state attorney general, eric schmidt, filing dozens of lawsuits against the state to stop mask mandates, tweeting, "the calvary is coming #nomaskmandates." >> that was vaughan hilliard reporting. >>> right now want to bring in dr. ujay blackstock into the conversation. good to see you. thanks very much for joining us. let's start with vaughn's reporting there. and give us a fact check. how effective and crucial are masks at stopping the spread of covid? and is there a reason behind keeping kids in masks at school? >> thank you so much for having me. i think it's so important for the public to know that masks are a crucial part of a multilayered strategy that keeps kids safe in schools. masks save lives. and i think even more so recently because we know omicron is so much more contagious than the previous variants people need to understand that covid is airborne. so wearing a high-quality, well-fitted mask is crucial to preventing the spread of coronavirus. and so i think it's unfortunate that masks have been so politicized and entering year three of the p

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he is missouri attorney general eric schmidt. he joins us now. mr. districts forcing children to still mask keeping mandates in place. you say that is against the law in missouri. why? >> well the forced masking of school-aged kids is wrong, number one, number two, it is ineffective, number three, illegal. the general assembly in miss sir never given power school districts to force healthy kids to mask, force healthy kids to quarantine. we're taking them to court over that. time to pry the power away from bureaucrats to every level to back to parent and. these masks are ineffective. even fiercest advocates of mask, say they're nothing more than facial decorations. what we do know, will, a growing body of evidence, about the social, psychological problems, the angst sight and depression, the loss of learning, it is much more difficult to learn for these kids. parents should weigh these factors and make these decisions which is why we filed a few dozen lawsuits last week. we'll continue the filings early part of this week. will: yeah, so if i'm underst