and now this new cnbc investigation find it is former head of google, eric schmidt, made investmentsthe ai commission raising concerns among ethics experts about a fundamental conflict of interest >> please welcome eric smith. >> eric schmidt. >> eric schmidt former google ceo, adviser to president, billionaire and now a shaper of policy in 2019 congress tasked him with sharing the national security commission on artificial intelligence that federal commission produced this 700 page report advising th the government on how to spend $40 billion on ai. >> the nation needs to be ai ready. >> reporter: a cnbc investigation found at the same time he was influencing the future he was making personal investments in companies that stood to generate profits for himself. no indication that schmidt did anything unlawful or against the rules. yet he made five direct investments in ai companies during his tenure and more than 50 through other entities he invests in or controls the total dollar is not publically available. >> that's a conflict of interest. >> walter sexualchwab is a seni ethics fe

fauci, what does eric schmidt's a question" >> eric schmidt will say we want to see your emails, textsion you had with big tech because you were manipulating what the biden white house wanted released by big tech. those are the allegations. and that is very dangerous, as you well know missing with the first amendment. and that is what they were doing. if you remember america first policy institute, we filed a lawsuit when they censor president trump and countless americans pulled them up facebook for no reason because they didn't agree with their views. it was angel moms, teachers, doctors, nurses because they didn't agree with what they were saying. they said we can do it and we are a private company. we have nothing to do but the government. but if they are talking to the government meaning the biden white house and all these other folks that have to come in and be deposed under oath, i think we will find out a whole lot more about them trying to censor what happened and hurt a lot of kids and this too. >> steve: i know you had senator ron johnson talking about ivermectin and that wa

attorney general eric schmidt, thanks for coming on.k you. >> trace: breaking right now, the princeton university student missing since last week has been found dead. nate foy reporting live from new york. nate what do we know? >> trace, this just broke in the last ten minutes. we got the announcement from the mercer county prosecutor saying that the 20-year-old has been found dead. she was missing for six days. you see her here. what we know so far, the prosecutor confirms that she was found near a tennis court at 1:00 p.m. today by a facilities employee. this was a statement that came out with princeton university. so i assume that this was on princeton university's campus. she was last seen friday night on princeton university's campus. what you're looking at right now, that pen's neck spot there on the map is where her phone pinged according to her brother sunday morning which provided some hope and brings on the dps was leading this investigation. they were using every resource that they had, boats, drones, helicopters, trying to f

some time with bill campbell, who was an iconic coach to so many people; to larry, to sergey, to eric schmidt jobs. and i left the board meeting and went to his home and sat down with him to talk about life generally, and he started probing kind of what next, what would i want to do? and my comment to him was i didn't know; at some point, i would want another chapter, but one thing i knew for certain is i would not leave morgan stanley as cfo to be a cfo anywhere else. and for two hours, he kept kind of coming back to that strong assertion, and at the end of two hours, he said, "ok, so you wouldn't leave to be a cfo anywhere else, correct?" and i'm adamant-- "correct"--and he said, "then i have the perfect job for you. you should be the cfo of google." and, of course, the two of us burst into laughter and i said, "well, that one i would do." and, um, and i didn't believe it. i left his home and didn't actually believe it was real or that it would happen. and within a couple hours, he called and said, "go over to larry page's house and spend some time with him, see if this works." david: all r

eric eric schmidt, one of the ag's heading the case says it is high time to shine a light on censorship clean to the american people and this ruling will allow us to press for the truth. will we get the truth in this? >> i am hopeful, a lot of discussions were happening behind ways to communicate, it will be difficult to know what was said and when. most people will use official e-mail or in a phone call or in passing information, it will be difficult to track what was said. >> carley: it is okay for social media to make their own rules and sensor people, the issue is when the federal government gets involved. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. new video shows another person violently shoved on the new york city subway tracks, the third incident in one week. lee zeldin is closing the gap in the governor's race, we have details next. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it really easy and seamless pick an order print everything you need slap the label on ito the box and it's ready to go our cost for shipping, were cut in half just like that go to shipst

among ethics experts about a conflict of interest situation here is eamon javers with more >> eric schmidtter: now a shaper of government policy. in 2019, congress tasked him with chairing the committee on ai that federal commission produced this 700 page report advising the government on how to spend money on ai. >> the nation needs to be ai ready. >> reporter: a cnbc investigators found at the same time schmidt was investing in the future, he was investing in ai companies which stood to generate profits for himself there is no indication he did anything unlawful. records show he made five direct investments in ai companies during the time and more than 50 through others he invests in or controls the amount is not publicly available. >> it is absolutely a conflict >> reporter: walter is a senior ethics fellow on government oversight and former director of government ethics. >> his side will say he is a patriotic american why shouldn't he serve >> he may be the greatest person in the world and the right to be in the commission. he shouldn't be in the commission while investing which is the

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insiders -- >> please welcome eric schmidt >> former google ceo political adviser to presidents, billionaireernment policy. >> in 2019 congress tasked schmidt with chairing the committee on artificial intelligence that commission produce this had 700-page report advising the government on how to spend $40 billion taxpayer dollars on ai >> the nation needs to be ai ready by 2025. >> reporter: at the same time schmidt was influencing the industry's future he was making personal investments in ai companies that stood to generate profits for himself. there's no indication he did anything unlawful or against the rules yet records show five direct investments in ai companies during his tenure and more than 50 in others he invests in or controls the total dollar amount is not publicly available >> it's absolute ly a conflict f interest >> reporter: but his side will say he's a patriotic american. he brings all this expertise to the table. why shouldn't he serve in this capacity >> he may be the greatest person in the world and maybe is the right one to be in this commission he shouldn't be while in

we have eric schmidt in missouri. we have in arizona blake masters. we have adam laxalt. then the other races that we're paying attention to like tiffany smiley in washington, joe o'dea in the state of colorado. which ones if you had to pick day 11 days outside the election, which states would you predict go red on election day? >> i think you end up with oz, walker and i believe that masters gets over the hump. i think smiley is in a dogfight and possible. i would give an edge now to bolduc winning. i don't think o'dea gets close enough. >> sean: j.d. vance, you don't worry about him or ron johnson in wisconsin. >> right. >> sean: matt, your take. >> the incumbents, they're all safe. let's talk about some of these other races. herschel walker gets in a run-off or wins straight up. arizona masters, four points down two weeks ago for the fox affiliate in phoenix. now it's two points and lake is rising so quickly and so strongly as a republican gubernatorial candidate, i think that could be a sweep and masters could win. laxalt will win. pennsylvania, the bottom is falling

missouri's a.g., eric schmidt, had this to say about the latest ruling.time we shine a light on the censorship enterprise and force these officials to come clean to the american people x this ruling will allow us to do just that. we'll keep pressing for the truth, for the truth. now, mike, the white house has said in the past that they deny any allegations of colluding with social media companies. fox has reached out to them and dr. fauci's office for comment on this latest ruling, we're waiting to hear back. back to you, mike. mike: charles watson, thanks very much. shocking new september numbers highlighting the growing crisis at our southern border. a live report from our man, bill melugin, in eagle pass, texas, after the break. after the break. ♪ ♪ igh protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. ...tower cam for a - hey! folks, we seem to have a visitor. it looks like - looks like you paid too much for your glasses. ... w

i was an analyst at the time i was on that call i think i asked a question on that call, but eric schmidt and ceo led off saying they had a strong quarter and grew revenue by 7% despite a difficult economic environment in the subsequent year in 2010, they grew revenue at 26% and the average growth over the next five years was 25% i think the takeaway is that google's business is impacted by the macro, but we cannot separate our lives from their products and advertisers understand that. ultimately, investors will recognize that and shares will respond appropriately. >> it's interesting. i don't know if it's a big deal, but margins are a big cldeal and those are declining. that math to me doesn't sort of add up something's got to give there. am i looking at this correctly >> only piece i would mention is that september typically is a strong quarter for head count. they hire a lot of people out of college. they get the summer off. they come in to work in september so there is a little bit of seasonality in those numbers. but i think that the broader trajectory around head count is a flatteni

you've had jeff and eric schmidt who found the big ceo google and ended up counting democrat politiciansand if it weren't for barbara boxer and john kerry. democrats get to go work for facebook or facebook employees get to work for democrats. then, you have, surprise censorship that benefits democrats. >> ainsley: thank you so much for coming on with us. >> brian: to you soon get to the will cain podcast. coming up straight ahead. >> ainsley: control of the senate could come down to the state of ohio. j.d. vance with tim ryan for the first time with a live report as j.d. vance holding a slight lead. ♪ ♪ yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. ♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. um...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow that was fast! good news, pal. i'm not detecting any of the six most common arrhythmias. what next? let's get some fresh air. been co

good morning. 19 state agents with eric schmidt investigating major u.s.ca, wells fargo among the list of companies accused of pushing major governance policies and also known as esg. the term is new and controversial term for many corporations in the u.s. schmidt say these policies do not work for most americans. >> that might sound good to the coastal leads. that might sound good on some term paper at harvard or maybe even some white paper at a liberal think tank but for the rest of america, the big decide if everybody. >> so the united nations by the way, they want the banks to set emission reduction target to lending and investment portfolio. to put the simply, the claimant way of starving fossil fuel companies, even farmers and some instances getting loans. those top banks have not return a request to fox business for comments. >> carley: cheryl let's talk about the oregon gubernatorial race, wow, right? >> a debate last night in oregon as the connected to different sides on this date's homeless crisis, listen. >> frankly, if people at the client serv

missouri attorney general eric schmidt, he's leading the charge because he says these policies are killingght to scare the bejesus out of everybody. it means for credit think applicants -- creditworthy applicants who happen to be in the auto industry or or agriculture, it means they're going to shut down lending and make everything more expensive. and that's a real problem. >> reporter: blackrock isn't part of this particular investigation, but conservatives also accuse them of participating in this left-wing activist investing. louisiana, missouri, south carolina and others are pulling pension funds from the asset is manager because of its esg push. the total amount of money they've pulled from its management is more than $1.7 billion. they don't like this woke investing and lending, stu, so they're punting their money where their mouth is. stuart: i like to hear that. good stuff. grady, thank you very much, sir. show me the dow 30, please. we do this at all -- every day, every program, we do. we put it up on the screen so you get a sense of where the market is. a lot of buying today. ple

i think too what's interesting here is, obviously, that these state a.g.s led by eric schmidt many missourior our states, for americans. >> reporter: and they're talking about all the people who maybe paid for college and paid back some of their loans, didn't have federally-backed loans or didn't go to college because they couldn't afford it. you know, it's not fair to those folks. now, the president obviously making student loan leaf a big deal before the midterm elections, 18 days before the elections. he's also talking about his stance on abortion. the president yesterday bringing the bipartisan infrastructure deal into the debate saying look how much money he's spending through his administration. and earlier today he touted the pact that he says he's got 1-- cut $1.4 trillion from the federal deficit. >> we're going from historically strong economic recovery to a steady and stable growth while reducing the deficit. building an economy where everyone does well, where the poor have a ladder up, the middle class does well, and the wealthy do very well. they're not hurt by it. >> reporter:

america is no longer even the main technological power, because even otherwise, by the way, eric schmidtn, one of the founders of google who left. he he was god 2 years ago about uh, so, uh, farida zakharia said, if we don’t immediately contribute 50 billion to the creation of new developments in artificial intelligence, if we are a million talented young people from all over the world, we don’t bring ours. the country and do not integrate our society, we will lose leadership in the world in scientific technological and in all other respects. why am i saying this to generalize? the fact is that under these conditions, to say that america can become a global leader in conditions when they trump, that he humiliated his allies insultingly, and these destroy the economy of their allies, with whom you are going to create a new world order, but this is the qur'an to death, because obviously he is right in only one. when america's war unleashed against russia and china is over, the winners will dictate the terms of the new world order, well, uh, actually, it's very funny to me. um, listen to bl

vance wins in ohio and i think eric schmidt will win in missouri.nd blake masters had a great debate the other night in arizona. carrie lake, the gubernatorial candidate will be on "hannity" tonight is running a great campaign. i saw she was up by three, four, five points and we're looking at a couple of races that are very interesting. one is tiffany smiley in the state of washington, if you can believe it, she's within -- she's got a three point race in washington state. and that would mean she would take out patty murray. that would be one of the big wins for republicans just like if lee zeldin. i think lee zeldin has a real shot of winning in new york. nobody anticipated that. and lastly, i'd say the other possibility, if you're playing everywhere, probably has a shot in colorado. >> steve: nobody has better coverage of the mid temperatures than you do. you imagined carrie tonight is one of your guests. sarah sanders, big interview since she declared herself to be cancer free. thank god for that. also, sarah carter and steven a. smith. >> my bud

a spokesperson for schmidt said he revealed his ai investments on that document the spokesperson said that eric> he could have personally released his financial disclosure report. there is nothing preventing him from doing it and he could have made the decision not to invest in ai while chairing this commission. >> but schmidt's situation isn't unusual. the capital hill lobbyist say a lack of government over sight allow this is to happen. >> the executive branch is broken it does not work. >> he said the staffers that who are supposed to review the forms have a poor track record of enforcing the rules and often times they don't have the training to do so. >> so if you say the ethics progress in washington is broken who broke it. >> it was designed broken. >> what do you think washington doesn't understand. >> schmidt said at the washington's idea forum. >> it is shocking how the system actually works and it is obvious that if the system is organized around incumbencies they'll benefit from the laws written. >> and google is one of the most in america. >> perhaps, but we don't write the laws. >>

laura kelly and derek schmidt, her challenger debating themselves over state libraries, and a recent abortion-rights panel in kansas. >> next, kansas governor laura kelly and eric schmitt a her republican challenger in this year's republican race -- have a debate -- the nonpartisan political report with amy walter. this is an hour. >> who will lead kansas? >> i ran for governor because i wanted to get the state >> it all comes down to this hello everyone, welcome, the two candidates on my stage today are will -- they will be meeting for the last time right now have you noticed that our nation's governors are imploring some of the biggest issues that are dividing america right now from abortion to immigration. -- two issues of everything from guns and this year you have a saying of hoover next governor will be in the office. does democrat laura kelly deserve four more years in the to leave this state for the next four years. from a vantage point, this is not about me, this is about you, this is about people in the state who are not better off than they were four years ago. i am running for governor for all people whose jobs are declared non-essential. kids that