edison's greatest invention may have been himself first celebrity businessman edison's secret was knowing how to tell a good story in which he cast himself as the main character. the wizard of menlo park, a man who could conjure anything in his laboratory. he had his name on over 2000 patents from telegraphs to vacuum pumps to electric cars. but he often promised far more than he could deliver. in 18 78 , the new york sun printed claimed by edison that he had solved the mystery of the incandescent light bulb. but it wasn't true. his filaments kept melting when reporters and investors asked for demonstrations. he fixed them. to keep journalists sympathetic . he gave them stock in his company. for four years. he pretended his invention was good to go, even while he scrambled to make it work, then just before his money and credit ran out. he solved the problem of how to keep the lights on. he was the first to practice the silicon valley art. fake it till you make it. more than 100 years after edison's first movies. elizabeth holmes modeled her own ambitious career after the great american in

and you are looking at edison's greatest invention. who is the government to decide you can no longer have a choice? what happened to freedom of choice in the way that you light your home or you light your office or you light your world? i'm sorry. there intrudes into your personal decisions. it's a little bit like vinyl albums. you know, look, yes, technology surpassed the vinyl album that mr. edison again created, we give people the choice believe the sound is purer on vinyl albums. they continue to be pressed. i'm sure that, too, is a climate faux pas. but let people decide. let the marketplace decide. this intrusion into personal decisions whether it be gas stoves or appliances or light bulbs, it goes too far. >> steve: here's the problem. we wouldn't be talking about this had thomas alva edison invented the led bulb. no, he did the other kind instead like that. all right. so, you mentioned. >> darn it. >> steve: it's a perfect segway to your new book, which is also a fox nation special. what do people not understand about thomas e

edison lab thethe edison alkali. >> be sure to check out the new fox nation special, the unexpected light of thomas alva edison and geant the share it with your family. it will inspire, i promise. and raymond arroyo wishing youha a blessed easter and passover. >> and thanks to lauraov and thr whole team for letting me sit in, gutfeld is next. >> easter. d applau i see you're glad to see me. >> all right.gues let's welcome tonight's guests. his crowds are like jesus's mich on easter, empty.

edison.st he became the greatest inventor of all time. his mother had something to do with it right now it created a fox nation companion special fo the whole family, watch. >> after filing for patents for 400 new inventions, everson relocated his vm lab to the sprawling new facility in west orange, new jersey. to this home laboratory, this i his private chemistry lab ediso continued to tinker in plate, and electricity, ultimately, fo affecting right here at the edison lab the edison alkaline battery. >> check out the few new special , and get the book commensurate with your family. it will inspire you, i promise we are wishing you a blessed passover and easter. gutfeld is next, happy easter. ♪ [cheers and applause] gig icu are glad to see me. let's welcomes a nice guest. his crowd are like jesus to in empty, empty. michael

unexpected life of thomas edison is everywhere that books are sold.'s new special on fox nation. don't watch the new grease. they ruined it. >> happy easter. rachel: happy easter, everybody. swinging in the rain. >> no swinging in the rain, will. rachel: coming up, dan bongino, up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ back roads and cold beer ♪ can't get no closer to the man upstairs ♪ rachel: good morning, everybody, on this holy week and one day away from easter. this is holy saturday. we're so happy to be here this morning with will cain and joey is in for pete hegseth this morning, and you

edison lab thethe edison alkali. >> be sure to check out the new fox nation special, the unexpected light of thomas alva edison and geant the share it with your family. it will inspire, i promise. and raymond arroyo wishing youha a blessed easter and passover. >> and thanks to lauraov and thr whole team for letting me sit in, gutfeld is next. >> easter. d applau i see you're glad to see me. >> all right.gues let's welcome tonight's guests. his crowds are like jesus's mich on easter, empty. founder of this party, .com, michael loftus, she's got the glow of a radiologist glow who won't wear her little aproo . fox news contributor dr nicole saphier is gathered more facts than a chinese spyin balloon. fox news contributora sp and washington times opinion editor charlie hurt and she's rottweil got the bark of a rottweiler. but the plight of a pug fox news contributor catell. >> okay, before we get to some news stories, it's friday, so let's do this. >> gregs leftovers. >> yeah, sits leftovers where i read the jokes we didn't use this week and just like when greg does it, it's my first time rea

oh edison ford settler abdomen no edison vista no no dirt spot ma. refer air, glee, special schools care. good for charlotte. and its given for captain moran calavera to golf half crew for class on a lot for car a has router for client id to alley. yeah, we'll be able take del by covenant. so i did that at night. ah. i had your nurse come to you soon. ah, clover alice needed a c o careless snooze or taylor to spread a screw tank tank. ah harrington. i'm more than a freshman. yeah. moving the same day. yeah. hospital is here on the other stuff i'm for, i'm like, yes, the ballets design the revolver scholar of girl to my lima will scheme for carolyn excel mason and mail for chlamydia. rick deepened up there. i saw that i had a half over yahoo, okay. oh, i never was on the line or is it all in me now? no. lima. i hope all dealing with leo, ian the novel, the girl goes class. oh, i hear her in dear. no said aloud system. ha ha ha, ha ha, that's it. just um, did you stop when so do you see mr. paul? hi. i buffered that in a typical one. it did because i got to send you a hunting. yeah. like o

it's a phenomenon rooted in the country's history ah, [000:00:00;00] with edison both, both the models you need to do both got nelson's meals, the deal with a, with a lot of them bought a a with, with personal number be ended up with with ah, what have you done i bought the statue that exploded the main suspect in a tower attack. they took the life of a permanent russian journalist, agreed to cooperate with law enforcement accuses ukraine of being behind the the turkish president. say if the countries door was closed to the us, i'm after that, that's off the jeff we flake met, would be all positions, presidential candidate. and i think the arrest warrant for vladimir putin is likely, based on a contradictory report. according to the great news outlet investigator we found.

and we discussed that at dinner morality edison escalade. so this issue will be high on the a ginger g. c. been leaders when they meet in her. she met in may according to german soccer now. and fryeburg have been one of the seasons, quite success stories. but the form has stuttered lately, conventionalized men needed a winning claim and to get their champions li, big bid rather back on track. and they had to do it after the hardway, after the host struck 1st. freeman fan, spare, hopeful that team would finally give them something to cheer about after 5 winless games in a row. and the task was big. a win for fryeburg would see the visitors get within one point of the champions league spots. after an uneventful, 1st half the host didn't waste any time in the 2nd fry books. defense was seemingly still in the changing rooms and no, not a bit and cold said maximilian philip, an easy task after 46 minutes. 20 minutes later fryeburg demonstrated how simple football can be. 3 touches from the own box into the back of freeman's. net rule on sol ivoly

and because edison's i, i think there is a built specifically and so paternity lives, we been told a lot of myths growing up. how seem to build strong bonds, increase the risk of fracture or i haven't seen that's 3 search. a lot of it is funded by that, so a lot of studies will support the study. so if it's a want to tell you much, but they are, if there are so with the same conclusion, then 2 years ago, canada as the size, it was milk to drink of archer, that really didn't go well. it was more institutionalized to, to move away. so than what stick around, because who is the biggest contributor to the old? what do you think? well, i can, the consequences kicks in washington's addiction of sanctioning parking greenback. i'm in awe. ah. everything very farming is one of the biggest contributors like sawyer almond. but is non dairy milk really bad? dairy farming releases harmful gases like methane, c o 2. and one glass of dairy milk would cost about point 6 kilograms. very farming is very intensive, more than 2 thirds of raising top soil last that could take decades to replace. meanwhil

what they realize is 8 years old, thomas edison was thrown out ovicell and told he couldn't be togetherhooled him. he probably had adhd and was deaf by the age of 12 and if not for that mother's devotion, this great not only inventor but entrepreneur, a kid working the railroad at 12 years old learning how the market creates things people wanted and he'd have never been born and we'd be in the dark and using bull horns to communicate because he created the microphone. stuart: what a great idea for a picture book geared towards children of what you can do. >> teaches possibility that it's not good enough and don't know enough and only his homer i'm elated by the letters i've been getting for parents. stuart: thank you very much indeed. >> thank you. stuart: public school enrollment in california has fallen again this year. ashley, how much this time around? ashley: i bet gavin newsom didn't talk about public school enrollment declining by about 43,000 students in the 22-23 school year and they lost 164,478 students and it's not surprising when you consider the mass exodus out of the gold

affecting right here at the edison lab the edison alkaline battery. >> check out the few new special , and get the book commensurate with your family. it will inspire you, i promise we are wishing you a blessed passover and easter. gutfeld is next, happy easter. ♪ [cheers and applause] gig icu are glad to see me. let's welcomes a nice guest. his crowd are like jesus to in empty, empty. michael upton. [cheers and applause] >> she has little at the glow o radiologist, fox news contributor dr. nicole saphier. he's gathered more facts and china spy balloon. charlie herz. >> she has got the bark of a rottweiler, but the fight of a pug, fox news contributor kat timpf. before we get to you new stories , it's friday, so let's do this. >> it is leftovers, just like when greg does it, it's my firs time reading this. let's go. late-night game reportedly ende in and summarize sword fight injuring two people. on the right side, experts say it's a first time anyone had ever finished a game of monopoly . a new study of single people found 44 percent doubt they wil ever find that one, the reason? ma

indeed, back in 1877, thomas edison introduced a machine that could record sound and then play it backthe age of phonographs, gramophones and gramophones began. he often puts this record on his guests, such songs were often heard in germany even before the nazis came to power. now this disc somehow contrasts especially sharply with the tragedies of subsequent years. during the time when gramophones rapidly came into life, became popular and the mechanical piano melody in them easily changed, and the owner, if desired , could play on his own. this recording was made more than 100 years ago and, most importantly, the driving force. there is air here. there used to be huge furs here. they had to be pumped up with pedals. now an electric pump has been installed ; the operating principle of the barrel organ is also an air band with holes, which opens the air flow and 30 pipes. when he passes through the hole. we hear beep here. listen, what happens if all the holes are opened at the same time. this is some kind of trance siberian express of digital music barrel organ, especially touching an

ford and edison were the card agent -- kardashians of their time. maybe we have kim just outside the c-span booth and everybody would go, isn't it what will we are giving someone special? i tend to think ford and is and will more special, but it depends on your outlook the vega bonds, it is the only book i have ever written where if i am trying to relax, i go back and look through it. peter: you followed that book up with more on the border about poncho villa andhe hunt. how much of that hunt for poncho villa is missing? -- is myth? jeff: the greatest myth that made me write that book is that i avidly watch political campaigns. i heard a specific candidate in the run-up to the 2016 election saying, "i am going to build a wall on the border to keep mexicans from crossing and mexico is going to pay for it and it is going to be wonderful." \ i thought to myself, don't you think if it all would have worked, somebody would have thought of it before? maybe i ought to research border history. lo and behold, there were plans to build an impenetrable wall be

and then i was like, okay, edison. well, edison wasn't so hard because i had already learned a lot of the stuff for tesla. and then and then by that time, i was like, you know, i need to get into lincoln. you know, i, you know, i really was into lincoln long before that. and i'll give you a little bit of. i gave you a little bit of insider information this for this book i had been running my head for many, many, many years. i pitched the idea for this book, a bunch of asians at a writing conference in january of 2012, which was the same that i joined the lincoln group of dc. and they were like, oh, this is a really cool idea. and i ended up writing a book about nikola tesla and then i wrote a couple other little ebooks and then i wrote book on on thomas edison and i'm like, i want to write this book about lincoln and science. and then i wrote this the earlier book about lincoln, and then i said, i am not writing another book until write this book about like it and science it's actually a good thing that it had taken a

one of the people, those in the game with me and stabbed me, edison some stuff to happened and i'm a stud and i guess you could say there was a turning point for me. oh. ready other than cumulative, i missed you either one of them before will be shot. allow you to miss more later, locked up any not once all in a little bit into do my one day in listening to the mission and really hit my heart. i truly also it was a lot of guy and no one lead him at 3. and so it was along the need. no one him. all right. ah look. hello. my daddy who i mean my lead iceland? treasure the iceland, d b. can me robin? i had that we leased them a actually not well i can can cherish ice measure start an ideal, but then it by a hot they cool. they get hot be when, when a man with me will have to learn. i mean, i'll model because the n d a on my end, no matter if i'm currently in mos route, let them shortly. yeah, release lindy, but not a bad then on how will. and you couldn't release lending in atlanta in the home and a lot of from a ah, i said in my life to, well, i didn't do, i didn't understand it until af

>> the irony is that even as the kentucky legislature becomes more extreme, kentucky's edison's are tryingee. >> award-winning chef founded the nonprofit seeking to increase diversity and equality in the restaurant industry. >> and he's achieving this on a national level as well. >> chef edward lee, he's been invited to the white house to cook for the u.s. and south korea state dinner. >> when it comes to politics, he has a more a grassroots approach. because there are people in power here that have their agenda but there is some belief in me where you stand you fight the good fight and you build community and make sure that people do not feel marginalized, that people do not feel alone. that people do not feel like they're the only ones in this fight, and to me that is stronger than any political -- we have done dealers here where we have brought different groups at the table to sit down and talk things out. and i would say at the end of the dinner, you still disagree. the only difference is now you see the other person as a human being. >> do you think this level of humanity and kindness

one of thomas edison's early videos, actually, is of the easter egg roll and it's available from thelibrary of congress. in a timeline. so i would encourage everybody to go see that too. you must have had a lot of fun looking at pictures, videos over the years. oh, absolutely. where you do most of your research. well, the of congress, the national archives and the good folks at the national park service and the white house, historical association, for the most part. also, online newspapers are absolutely wonderful source of information, especially for something like easter egg roll, where you you know, what day is in any given year. and it's very easy to find the news coverage and they're always was plenty of news coverage. do you know when the earliest photographs are from the earliest photographs would be from, i would say about the 1870s. and they show en oall ages and period attire and it's looks much more like a sun refinery's than what we would you knorent children to be wearing big gowns, suits and ties, sometimes three feet piece suits and ties and little children and little

ah, a spoke with edison both, both the models you need to do both got nelson with a, a funny guy. nobody. a lot of them bought a a with us a personal number here with a russian state. little never unfortunately, no san steve. can i speak with anyone else with will ban in the european union? the kremlin? yup. machine. the state aunt, rush up to date and our t sport mckibbin our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. i said with a soup here cause they could throw for a future store, great of inland to the euros. the nazi theory of racial superiority, finished style for years of caribbean ss, occupation, 14 concentration camps, 30 full prisoner of war, labor camps. 10 prisons. anyway. you know, think like a little school level, she's the media financial in the city. i need in the chest, maybe to get all and i could, elephants been listening. it was gonna be approximately 25000 people went through the audio kind of go finish camps according to official figures. did most of them will let order. if the ship did you toyota lagging, my dear nauseous, cra, snyder a stove. so young croc

and sir he were both recently at the fiercely contested don bus front a there i am still afraid of edison because it is a little bit late. i mean, not a little bit is far more advanced and this i'm still afraid, but what's already happens when they know that they have to go there, you know, i just could go otherwise, i would never go back with me now for the 1st time, but couple has some time off together, we quickly who called us lee. i was not really up to least to come to trust one so far i have feeling that elusive between it is was big problem. it was difficult to move it from yours from supervision. but i only see how army became stronger and they are really prone for see this but as they walk around their home town, which for now is more or less peaceful. they come across reminders of the war. in the center of kiva, the authorities have had wreckage of russian tanks on display. but the 2 have already seen plenty of those. the hypothetical situation they started preparing for over a year ago became a deadly and all too bitter reality. his mother begged him not to ride a motorcycle b

changes could be coming to your pg and e bill that utility company pg e along with southern california edisongas and electric have filed a plan with the california public utilities commission. bills. if this is approved to it, have 2 parts. customers would see a fixed monthly charge based on household income. and then at on usage charges from there households earning fewer than $28,000 a year would pay a fix, charging 15 bucks a month. those with incomes up to 69,000 a year would pay $30 a month and $180,000, household incomes would pay 51 bucks a month. anything higher than anything higher than that would be $92 a month. and then again, the charge is added on after that, the 3 to la teaser also proposing a 33% reduction in rates based on monthly usage. they say many customers would pay less for power, but people with higher incomes could pay more. state regulators are not expected to issue a decision until july of next year. >> alright, weather time as we get a live look outside downtown san francisco on this beautiful spring day. yes, just a luscious and the weekend is upon us. and brittany

thomas edison pointed out, after failing thousands of times to find the right parts to build the lightbulbat he had discovered thousands of ways not to build a lightbulb and one way that did work. same case here. rocket engineers have that same sense of humor. they call things like today's event "rapid unscheduled disassembly" because it sounds better than "explosion." spacex used to have trouble landing its unmanned falcon 9 and spacex poked fun at itself with this video. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> no one was hurt, that's the takeaway. we like that. "rapid unscheduled disassembly." >> yay, cheers for that! >> there's going to be no unscheduled rain in the forecast? >> go ahead, we've got -- today was huge. we've got a bigger and better few days ahead? >> friday, saturday coming in strong across the bay area. weather unlike we have seen in six months is coming back to the bay area. let's get a look right now. i want to start off with our drought. we've got the brand-new update. you can see this map. this is on december 26th before all of those storms hit the bay area with that extreme and exceptional drough

if the court rejects the appeal, been madison order and edison bobby an exemption permit holders have until the end of june to leave south africa just so you know, we reached out to south africa ministry for home affairs for comment. but they did not respond to our requests. the court case goes ahead next week. and one of the legal practitioners representing some autism bobbins affected a symbol she tando is in bobbie and lawyer based in south africa. he told me why he thinks he can win the case argument is that when people have been in the country residing lawfully, these are not legal immigrants. these are not refugees. these are people that have lawful rights in the country for the past 12 years. that is no longer a temporary arrangement. it is a situation where the vast majority of these people have given almost 2 decades of their most productive lives. and, and yet they are differently permanent in the country. and they have goods roots in the country. they've got the bonds of homes and that they're paying for. they've got financial arrangements that with children in the country,

. >> thomas edison once pointed out after failing thousands of times to find the right parts to build the light bulb that he had discovered thousands of ways not to build the light bulb and one way that did work. same case here. rocket engineers have the same sense of humor and they call today's event rapid disassembly because it sounds better than explosion. speaking of humor spacex used to have the unmanned falcon 9 and spacex poked fun at itself with this video. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> what do they say? you have to break a couple of eggs to make an omelet. >> i guess so. a lot more expensive than eggs. >> i don't know! >> warriors getting ready to host the kings for the playoffs and the team will be notably missing one key player. ahead on one bay area, we're getting a glimpse at preparations under way and what fans headed to the chase center can expect. >> also, heading to prison today, the disgraceder this nos cfo will be jailed in a matter of hours and we'll go one-on-one with our legal analyst to break down what he can expect behind bars and the n request elizabeth holmes i now makin

decrees that pose grave health problems for the remainder of the mhm of liliana mother marshall, bishop edison in mother the recent cook and ration is roaring. people being as marshal, don't have any other income shores in the bottle here in the mosque. we don't even have an after meal arrangement for the community. unlike in the refined state in la garza, ah, none of their shows more than a 1000000 growing of muslims, but it's government is gradually losing patience with the international community, saying it's failing to help resolve the crisis. and the all the month of ramadan most growing are up, it is said they are thankful that they are safe here. but their lives still remain a daily struggle. i made all the from iron tribulation, most still dream of returning home one day, furniture or boxes. bizarre, well now to portugal have been protest therein. several cities calling on the government to make housing a constitutional rights house. prices have been soaring around the capital. lisbon runs across country, reached a reco time, the last quarter of 2022. but people's income is not kept up

other great boys in history that we often don't talked about is a brilliant white man named thomas edison is credited for is the motion picture. that is where we would not have movies, tv shows, or footage of black people getting paid up by the police. what is your favorite movie? mine is "shrek." another one is jack ryan. jack was a successful investment banker who ran for senate in illinois in 2004. during his campaign, it came out that ryan had asked his wife to perform sexual acts on him in public. disgraced jack was forced to step down from the race, leading to an easy victory for his opponent... barack obama, who would go on to become president. and now his wife is dead and millions of people have health care all because of the great jack ryan! thank you to this unconscionable horniness. and finally, the world of sports. which is littered with great whites, including the greatest coach who ever lived. phil jackson. with the chicago bulls in the '90s, jackson employed a groundbreaking offensive scheme called pass the ball to the ball hitting black dude. jackson would later find champ

so you know, this is edison k in the missouri laughing, i believe hum. the monet needed a believe that you get them. let me know what i lashonda finnegan with the embassy marion via to them in a minute in missouri. so mima him and that feel like i'm with the selected about order a lower and i'll have vito from from that for and say i'm in my martinez. handled for and say, yeah, i look in the shovel mostly. i'm do or not, i'm a motor diaesha. mim on the e. lemme to get lee ill back in the be all the martin will look mcg new. now thought i'd let you be in the math on the invoices from anybody. it's isn't no, i give it to me and i'll approve you for me. while i pull in the machine with that in for some in the if you need me to suck off your team and let me see if it's just a moment. i'm some follow up. but she said it had some, some mini lessons would have come. but even as a k in, they move that him and then again, just a fashion and a router. so let's just say this, i'm going to put, you know, let me out a few lessons to be all that in. and we will go to

there is a sense that the office was deliberately targeted because they already knew the court and edison, and joe will an, a levy before the fall of baghdad. on april 9th, the general atmosphere was tense. everything had been prepared to promote the only narrative that of the american army, but they didn't want any other narrative to go. public. journalists in the iraqi capital were not biased. they were witnesses of the truth, but the u. s. didn't want those witnesses to tell their stories about what was happening and what would happen later on. and the whole gyla ah, according to commanders on the grounds, coalition forces came under significant enemy fire from the building where they al jazeera journalists were working and consistent with the insurance right of self defense coalition forces returned fire. sadly, al jazeera correspondence was killed in this exchange and the subtle ha hunter dismissal wasn't fired accidentally. it was intended to kill to reek and his colleagues in his unfair war on iraq. like many others, this case remains unpunished. he had the hidden and then, ah.

the documents indicate that ukraine could run out of edison's missiles within weeks and that ukraine has suffered significant casualties . although fewer than russia, they also say a small contingent of nato forces are operating within ukraine. regarding russia, the leaked intelligence suggests that the war is heading towards a stalemate, and the russia will not capture the don bass region. it also states us intelligence as penetrated, rushes military and is warning ukraine about attacks. documents also predict the kremlin will launch a propaganda campaign against african leaders supporting ukraine. the revelations have prompted concerns that the leeks could provide putting the playbook on how to gain the upper hand again in ukraine. so how worried should the ukrainians be? and i put that question to don't wait till a 2nd most. so she's a senior electron conflict and security with the department of war studies at kings college london. well, i think that i'm on the one hand, this is a my to very serious leak. and what, what i think is, is warring from that western perspective on the r