missouri attorney general eric schmidt, arizona attorney general mark brnovich, former nypd lieutenant darren porcher, federalist's and joe concha. will the white house do a dishonorable discharge a court-martial of tens of thousands of u.s. soldiers not getting vaccinated as that deadline approaches. now this, seattle threatens to fire nearly half its cops over vaccine mandates. the cops already there. l.a. county sheriff will not forstmann dates. he says he needs his cops. more defund the police cities admitting they were wrong. we'll give cops even more money. guess what? no riots over that. the new d.c. firestorm over the president saying on camera he did call a hospital to cut the line for his friend's wife, putting pressure on the hospital. the art gallery selling hunter biden's paintings, reportedly got massive covid relief money even though it has a really small staff of just to workers. tonight it is called life-styles of the rich and elected. now we've got democrat maxine waters claiming democrats like senator joe manchin who she does not agree with, she says, well, they are

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it's 10 years since dns, he's a border and then chairman of google, eric schmidt went to see julian, a songy of wiki leaks, carnegie awaiting next week's court hearing in his long battle for freedom. you can watch our interview with jolena sand, johnny's radically different perspective on technology, committed google on our youtube channel. now dr. tim neat care brew a former google employee. an expert in artificial intelligence who spoke out against a bias has been calling the stronger whistleblower protection against us oligarch run big tech companies. she joins me now from california to me. thank you so much for coming on. i think we all have you to thank for certain features on our i pads on google st. you. if we use a we reflected all our lives in a way what is ethical a. i was in different to the square game. i haven't seen all of that series, but everybody's talking about what is it and the cal ai is, i consider it to be a field that tries to ensure that while we work on a technology, we're working on it with foresight and trying to understand what the negative potential, nega

it's 10 years since dnc supporter and then chairman of google, eric schmidt went to see julian assange of wiki leaks, currently awaiting next week's court hearing. in his long battle for freedom, you can watch our interview with jolena. sondra is radically different perspective on technology compared with google on our youtube channel. now dr. tim need to get through a former google employee, an expert in artificial intelligence who spoke out against a bias has been cooling. the stronger whistle blew, a protection against us oligarch run big tech companies. she joins me now from california. to me thank you so much for coming on. i think we all have you to thank for certain features on our i pads on google. if we use that. i mean, it's a yeah we, you affected all our lives in a way. what is ethical? a i resumed different to the squid game. i haven't seen all of that series, but presumably everybody's talking about what is africa? ethical ai is, i consider it to be a field that tries to ensure that while we work on at technology, we're working on it with foresight and trying to understan

missouri attorney general eric schmidt said this is why he signed the letter. >> it's obvious what thisriminalizing dissent meant to intimidate and muzzle parents, all they are doing showing up to these meetings, they are objecting to the kids being taught to despise america through critical race theory, they are objecting to the forced masking of school kids. >> shannon: also tonight a group of parents in michigan and virginia have filed a federal lawsuit accusing attorney general merrick garland of trying to criminalize free speech. dueling demonstrations outside netflix headquarters on the streets of los angeles wednesday as a large group of the streaming giants employees staged a walkout in protest of a controversial comedy special from dave chapelle. end of the company's handling of complaints related to it, that's where we begin tonight's lightning round with the author of oak inc., great to see you. the ceo had been defending dave chapelle at least in the respect that we are about free speech, we aren't going to muzzle people and shut things down. that has changed a bit, here is

eric schmidt wrote this. biden's department of justice is weaponizing its resources against parents who dare to advocate for their children. this dangerous federal overreach imposes free speech. i will continue to push back against unprecedented federal overreach. nikki haley is the former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. and former south carolina governor in "focus" now. great to see you today. first of all you have had strong thoughts going into this and now it seems to be like the next level with the federal government now coming to local municipalities to get involved. >> this is so bad. this basically goes to the heart of saying if you don't agree with joe biden we'll make you agree with joe biden. and look, as a mom, i know we have one job. we have one job and that's to protect our children and do the best that we can. and parents feel like no one is listening whether it's masks, vaccine mandates, whether it's critical race theory. parents have every right to be a part of how their child is raised, educated

well, eric schmidt is a former ceo of google, and he told the bbc that tech companies are very awaret they should have dealt with, and the problem now is governments are going to try to regulate this. part of the problem is that the systems are ai praised and driven by objectives, and if your objective is to maximise revenue and attention, you maximise outrage, and i think you are seeing that cycle, and that is what we are all reacting to. it is not at all obvious to me how you stop that, except, for example, by saying that you need a diversity of points of views in your feed, you need a diversity of points of views in yourfeed, maybe you need a diversity of points of views in your feed, maybe you could do search ranking and those kinds of things. facebook are not the only company being grilled by politicians. the heads of snapchat, tiktok and youtube faced questioning today in the us by a senate panel on child safety. it�*s the first time tiktok, which is particularly popular among younger users, has testified on capitol hill. here�*s some of what michael beckerman, tiktok�*s head o

here's the view of the former google ceo eric schmidt speaking to the bbc earlier today. in database systems are ai based in database systems are driven by objectives and if your objective is to maximise revenue, you maximise attention. and to maximise attention, you maximise outrage. in seeing that cycle knows what we are all reacting to. it's not obvious at all to me how you stop that, except for example, by saying that you need to have a diversity of point of using your feed, maybe if you do some search ranking in that kind of thing. i'm joined now by rishi bharwani — policy director at the advocacy group accountable tech do seem to be cross party support for figuring do seem to be cross party support forfiguring out do seem to be cross party support for figuring out how these algorithms work and the tech executives say there needs to be greater transparency. are they going to provide that transparency? there's a number of options but let's step back and appreciate the confidence and the knowledge with which the committee is approaching this issue. it was long ago thre

steve schmidt, thank you so much for joining us tonight. joining us now is democratic congressman eric swalwell of california. he served as house impeachment manager in the second impeachment trial of president trump, not to be confused with the first impeachment trial of president trump, and he's a member of the house intelligence and judiciary committees. congressman swalwell, do you agree the democrats need to use all the levers of power to do everything they can to protect our democracy? essentially, i think this moment is an inflection point, as i said in the open, and a stress test for the other branches of government. >> absolutely, zerlina. and right now we are squarely in extra innings. we thought -- i'll use that analogy as the giants are beating the dodgers right now here in the bay area. but we thought that the 2020 election would resolve this matchup between trumpism and democracy. instead, we are in extra innings and everything matters. making sure we protect access and voter rights at the polls, that matters. making sure we understand what happened on january 6th so that

schmidt thank you so much for joining us. tonight >> and joining us now is democratic congressman eric swalwell, he served as house impeachment manager in the second and trial of donald trump, not to be confused with the first one. he's the head of the house intelligence and judiciary committees. congressman swalwell, do you agree with steve that democrats have to use all the legal rules of power to do anything they can to protect our democracy. essentially, i think this moment is an inflection point, and a stress test for the other branches of government. >> absolutely, zerlina, right now we are squarely in extremes. i'll use that they and analogies the giants are beating the dodgers right now. we thought the 2020 election would resolve this matchup between trumpism and democracy, instead we are an extra and it's. and everything matters. and making sure we protect accessing voter rights at the polls, that matters, making sure we understand what happens on january six, so that no candidate cadaver a mom violently at the capitol. and those have to be the priority. and i cannot stress enough, to our president, that getting the