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senator eric schmitt, welcome back to the show. can i just ask you at the top, there is a lot to talk about, this idea that's floating in the newspapers, "the wall street journal," peter doocy referred to it although we don't know what the americans are saying, of a permanent truce? in other words, israel is going to stop fighting and make a permanent truce with hamas and that's what the qataris want and i think the egyptian diplomats are pushing for that. really? do you think that is realistic or do you have a different view? >> i think the israelis need to do what they need to do to wipe out hamas and they need the diplomatic and moral cover from the united states and moral support to go do that. there is a couple things to put this in broader context, larry, from just the last couple days. senators were invited to a private screening of some of the horrific acts caught on video by the terrorists themselves. not to get into too much detail it is as brutal as you could imagine. then today we had a briefing from an idf general talk

senator eri eric schmitt. welcome back. can i ask you at the top. a lot to talk about. this idea that is floating in newspapers, "wall street journal," and foote peter doocy referred to it. of a permanent truce? israel will stop fighting and make a permanent truce with hamas? that is what the qataris want and i think ir the egyptian diplomats are pushing for that, is that realistic? >> i think that israelis need to do what they need to do to wipe out hamas, and they need the diplomatic and moral support from u.s. there a couple things to put in broader context, senators were invited to private screening of some of the morhorrihorrific actions auto video, it is brutal as you could imagine. then today we had a briefing from an idf general talking about what they are doing and how they will go about their. this is an extension threat for israel, any discussion from anyone about how they should handle this is premature, they need to decide, we would expect the same. it we were attacked that way, i would not be looking for go aheads from anyone else, we would make sure we wi

missouri senator eric schmitt, former attorney general of that great state. his is just a weird story. the whole thing is a photo-op, i understand that. china is buying oil from russia and iran and thereby financing war against the united states but comes this other announcement, john kerry at the negotiating table, the state department says we'll have a new era of climate cooperation. then china says well we will build 300 new coal-fired power plants. i have knowing against coal-fired power plants, but isn't it ironic they're going this rout? if that isn't appeasing china, what is? >> that is exactly right, larry, and it is embarrassing and it is terrible for the united states of america to try to continue to chase china to refuse to do. they have not lived up to any sorts of these agreements before, even if you accept the premise human beings have outsized role controlling weather even if you accept that premise china has not done anything. they building coal-fired plants. they have emissions twice the united states. we're doing a couple things. declaring wa

larry: senator eric schmitt as always appreciate it as always.ing right i have a long, switching gears, why is hamas leader kissing a cnn and ap photographer? you know just curious here in the ways of war, kissing, really? joe concha, media and politics columnist for the messenger, fox news contributor, mark simone, wor radio host, top, top of the line. joe, you're the media guy, kissing. i guess we're not allowed to show the kiss because it hasn't been cleared by legal but the kiss has been around. this hamas guy kissing -- it was a local strippinger but he worked for cnn. he worked for ap, "new york times." >> sure. larry: this is not good. can we say this is note good? >> we can say this is not good. major news organizations, they have to depend on people on the ground over there that know the lay of the land in the gaza strip and so on, so they hire these stringers to get photos in places that we can't just send people over there, say, okay, go here, go there. they have to rely on local resources which you do in war in many cases. the problem

larry: senator eric schmitt thank you. >> switching gears.why is hamas leader kissing a cnn, nap photographer, o curious in the ways of war. and joe concha. mark simone, joe, kissing? i guess we're not allowed to show the kiss it las not been cleared by legal but the kiss has been around, hamas guy kissing, a local stringer but he worked for cnn and ap and "new york times" this is not good, can we say that. >> we can say this is not good. major news organizations. they have to depend on people on the ground over there, that know the lay of the land in gaza strip, they hire the stringers to get photos in places that we can't just send people over there and say go here there there, they have to rely on local resources that dow in war, but the problem these photographers, not just one but several, were positionedo the morning of october 7, quiet saturday morning on israel's side and got photos that unless they were given a heads up this was happening, it is hard to believe, we don't want this is true -- we don't know this is true, but it is hard

senator eric schmitt joins us now. why does this matter to you? >> on individual level, these men and women volunteered to serve our country and built careers, these are our heroes and they were dismissed and disrespected with this covid tyranny. as we face charges with adversary like china, we have recruiting problems and the idea we dismissed these people. they need to be restored with back pay and apology from secretary austin. secretary austin had no plan to recruit the folks back, we want to make sure individuals are treated with respect they deserve. >> brian: this might be bipartisan, i would hope democrats would see what you see. army goals, short of recruiting. smallest army since 1940. 60,000 shy of our goal in 2022, 45,000 shy of our goal in terms of recruiting. goal was to get 65,000, we got 55,000. we need a reason to attract them. new army secretary will begin to do that. there is a lack of worry and concern about the size of our fighting force. money is there, people aren't. what is going on. >> i am glad you bring numbers up, i'm o

joining me now is missouri senator eric schmitt. senator, good to see you in studio. microsoft analysis center for those three countries the stakes are simply too high. the next u.s. president will define the direction of conflict whether wars might occur or peace might prevail. i mean, come on. pretty obvious who china doesn't want to be president of the united states, is it not? >> by the way, can i just say something about pete buttigieg on the previous segment? >> laura: yes. >> he is in ukraine -- another reason why we should separate this funding. vote on these things individually, the supplemental that has ukraine funding we have to separate. they is in ukraine. he has never been to the commerce committee. i'm on the commerce any oversight of the department of transportation. never once been in front of this committee this year. is he in ukraine. >> laura: when i worked at the d.o.t., we were always up there, i mean the secretary was always up there testifying. >> refuses to answer questions and more interested in woke policy. >> laura: maybe you should convene

planned that i would go with them and would also help in setting up this plant, but in the end, eric schmitt’ssaid that since i... russia and only russia, petya is still and canadian, so it’s possible, my appearance there would be too radioactive, so they also refused me, and therefore nadezhda is in a hurry to get rid of russian citizenship, she even wanted to burn her passport, here is tolakonnikovdena, who is speaking via video link with none other than zelensky, begging him for a new citizenship , i had an idea to get rid of russian citizenship. tolokonnikova also tells the fake zelsky about her communication with us secretary of state anthony blinken, when they talked about supporting ukraine, tolokonnikova is already, apparently, ready vote in us elections, so what kind of passport does she need? she was invited by us secretary of state blinken to a meeting, for some reason, to discuss ukraine, to discuss civil society in russia, and why she was chosen as such a representative too. an interesting question, but i fully admit that maybe they were discussing the possibility of financing the

he sent to david gepan, nelson peltz, eric eric schmitt, formerly of google and the founder of dell.ey: we'll be watching to see what comes of this, thank you. on that note, take a look, surveillance video shows a woman smashing the window of a pittsburgh business after he -- she broke the window of a company truck. the owner of the business joins me now. michael, good morning, so sorry to see this happen to your business, we just saw surveillance footage, tell us what happened here? >> good morning, thanks for having me. last thursday evening after displaying a stand with israel sign for about a week, someone came to our building and decided they didn't like the sign and ripped the sign off and started pounding on the front of the building. the miracle of glass, the window did not break, which is amazing. the anger in the swings is deeply concerning for myself and jewish community. >> carley: you are right, there is so much anger and aggressions in the swings. people woke up living near there because they thought it was gunshots. >> carley: god is protecting your business in that re

nadezhda, i’m glad to see you, i’m glad to hear you, and i’m glad that you support our country, and eric schmitt, ex-husband, and they are building a plant. well, we actually have a lot of programs now, i just don’t have time to watch them all, what kind of factory is this? i don’t have details, because petya verzelov is working on it, but i just didn’t succeed, i was going to come to ukraine to work on this and find out in more detail, but eric schmit’s guards didn’t let me in because i have a russian passport, do you need some help through our consulate, maybe put me in jail? i had an idea to get rid of russian citizenship and get ukrainian citizenship, well, you know how this happens, this happens by presidential decree, all you need is to come to the ukrainian consulate with this application, and our employees can do this directly, well, if of course you want it, i really want it, thank you very much for an offer, but promising this does not mean giving citizenship, but the same pyotr verzilov, about whom... there are many rumors about what he is doing in bakhmut, what he did at the front, i

plus billionairesniel, saade and eric schmitt announced a nonprofit research lab in paris with 300 millionducing open-source research. caroline: we have to stick with the world of ai labs and investment for today's vc spotlight. show gonzalez is corporate vice president and global head of microsoft venture fund. what is fascinating is you are aligning with your own thesis driven view of investing and what works alongside microsoft's own business focus and in many ways helps turbocharge companies in your portfolio. where is anything being done outside ai? is everything about artificial intelligence for you now? michelle: thank you for having me here. yes, we view ai as a revolution on the order of mobile smart phone technology, cloud computing, the internet itself. we have even had a few experts in house think of it as the impact on society similar to electricity. caroline:hmm. michelle: we are all in on ai as the employee investment arm, microsoft venture fund, ac/dc sees this driven. the others we cover our cybersecurity. we have a fund focused on developer tools. look, there's our portfo

eric schmitt, missouri republican. thank you. donald trump hinting at for more the military.ley, what is he saying? ashley: campaigning in iowa this year, trump said he was prevented during his presidency to use the military and stop violent in cities and states. he calls new york city and chicago crime dens and says next time he's not going to wait to deploy the military. he hasn't exactly spelled out how that would work and legal experts say under the i thinks recollection act that was first -- insurrection act passed in 1792, presidents can call on reserve or active duty military units to respond to unrest in the states. it's an authority by the way that is not reviewable by the courts so in theory, trump very well could call on the military to help cities struggling with violent crime or as we've seen at the southern border. the former president already has signaled a very aggressive agenda if he wins for mass deportations to travel bans imposed on certain muslim majority countries. stu. stuart: got t thanks, ash. quick check of the markets, please. the green is still the

i have never heard of it but a out of alphabet and has investors including mark benioff and eric schmittompany in silicon valley in nvidia just invested in it. ashley: is really starting to ramp up. the ceo of general motors called crews has resigned did he give a reason. >> hi although it did not give a reason he wants to spend more time with friends and family and explore new ideas but there is a reason and i think the timing here says it all there was a string of missteps which gm bought seven years ago. all of the operations were suspended a few weeks ago in california, california called crews a risk to public safety and the head of the company is out, connect the dots. ashley: it's always the same line i decided to have more time with my family and friends, you got booted as we read between the lines, let's take a look at boeing, who is bullish on bo boeing. >> is up 3%, deutsche bank says by boeing they think the stock is going up 30% a recent price target to $270 a share, the reason is stronger jet deliveries, they think by 2026 boeing will deliver a record number of planes, but w

of course, we all know not only did he write a groundbreaking article with eric schmitt, but then hethink we won't see again. a dear friend. >> there was the more personal side. we can talk about the controversies in a second, fred. you were writing about all he would call his colleague, his partner, in those closing years, a friend of all of ours. he had medical challenges. kissinger would call him every week to check in on him. >> almost every week for 30 years. he started communicating with him even more regularly when the general's health started failing. that was his loyalty. he didn't broadcast it. it hasn't been written about. that was his loyalty. we had one event, the general was the chairman, kissinger was the longest serving board member. there was an interview. he was interviewing kissinger. he praised kissinger saying ex-secretaries of state go into oblivion. you haven't. you have remained relevant in a way that others haven't remained relevant. this gets to his humor. he said, one of the reasons i have not sunk into oblivion is because i have determined enemies and ever