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to eric schmidt of missouri.had: that's going to be the key here, if they start to get deep in the pitch counts. talked about bringing in pfluger, talked about bringing in aguilar. john: that ball stays high. bases are loaded for the republicans here with just one out in the bottom of the first inning. now a conversation as murphy heads to the mound to chat with deluzio. chad: you know what they call the mound visits in the congressional baseball game? john: what's that? chad: a conference committee. [laughter] when they visit, they are called conferrees. john: they have conferred. now back behind the plate is murphy. chad: we're getting another runner at second base. this is when i talked about the rotating in and out of the runners. john: jack ellzey, after the walk, an opportunity here. from texas 6, south of dallas-splrt. -- dallas-fort worth. chad: played in two games, .105 . .200 batting average. right-handed hitter. john: this ball stays away. second one down the middle. a hard knock to left field, base hi

republican senator eric schmidt is standing by.inst the deal, but first to the senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. he's live on capitol hill with the very latest. good afternoon, chad. >> good afternoon. there's a big push to finish this bill tonight in the senate. it will pass after more than 300 house members supported the bill last night. the senate is trying to forge a time agreement to finish up. >> time is a luxury that the senate does not have if we want to prevent default. any change to this bill that forces us to send it back to the house would be entirely unacceptable. it would almost guarantee default. >> a number of senators have amendments to change the bill. so what the senate customarily does in these situations is give members debate time or a vote on their plan. but they subject the plan to a 60-vote threshold. that guarantees it fails. mike braun of indiana has an amendment himself. >> i believe next time we arrive at this point in time, you automatically left the debt ceiling. if you don't pass a rea

former google ceo eric schmidt said the 2024 elections are going to be a mess because social media isn't protecting us from false generated ai. he says the danger of ai is misinformation. google recently decided to stop removing false claims about widespread fraud in the 2020 election from you tube. and schmidt says that social media could allow for free speech for humans but not computers. and should also mark all content created by ai so people know where these claims are coming from. >>> all right, let's go ahead and talk making it in the bay you. according to a new report by the national low income housing coalition, the most expensive areas to rent in the country are concentrated right here in the bay area, and surrounding regions. but san francisco is no longer on top. all right. so let's go ahead and take a look here. most expensive place to rent now, santa cruz county. you need to make more than $63 an hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment in santa cruz county. number two, san francisco/marin county area, $2 less at $61 an hour to rent, and in santa clara county, you'd need to e

we first have the honorable eric schmidt. senator schmidt represents a great state of missouri in the united states senate. before his election to the senate in 2022, senator schmidt served as the military missouri attorney general and the treasurer of that state. the honorable jeff landry, former colleague of ours, jeff landry serves as the attorney general of louisiana post. he's held since 2016. prior to serving as the attorney general he represented louisiana's third congressional district here in the united states house of representatives. mr. john sour is a special assistant attorney general for the louisiana department of justice. he previously served as deputy attorney general from the special litigation with the missouri attorney generals office and solicitor general of missouri. -- judge michael luttig and justice antonin scalia, and then matthew c look man's nonresident fellow at the constitutional -- stanford law school. his research focuses on election law, constitutional law, and reports contracts and private lo

the missouri attorney general and republican senator eric schmidt say the biden plan coul transfer morehan $5 billion from regular americans, farmers schoolteachers, truckers, to convicted felons. president biden says he will sign the bipartisan budget deal on saturday which makes for a busy weekend here in washington. >> trace: let's get some analysis with california state university and pepperdine schoo of public policy dave peterson. welcome to you both. in q4 coming on, and ray, we appreciate appeared the common theme on social media today was his voice sounded a little bit weird, we know he felt yesterda and it all falls into this thin where ages become a big factor and this election and its relevant, right? >> it is, especially when you get into these multiple responsibilities that the president has pretty fell on th stage at the air force academy commencement, but he's got to b involved in the negotiations around the budget deal. i think kevin mccarthy is the speaker of the house comes out looking much stronger after these negotiations for its. >> makes a good point because it's

there was a commission led by eric schmidt from google that did a phenomenal job laying out the pathwayse. as you know, i used to help run the army. we need to make sure when we talk about the department of defense, that $800 billion budget, we need to make sure we are letting the folks know in these public-private partnerships that we know, hey, are you doing the right thing when it comes to to china? >> ashley: it's difficult for companies who have shareholders to answer to. china is a huge market when it comes to economies. i understand what you're saying, but you want companies to -- how can companies interact with the chinese without being left exposed? >> and i understand, they're driven by profit and they're driven by the consumers. but let's be real, the average chinese family and, again, there are good people p. it's the communist regime that's the problem. they're macon average a household like $12,000. so it's not like they're buying a ton of nike products, etc. we just need to make sure that our strategic investments many technology, big tech companies which will be game-cha

missouri's former attorney general and current senator eric schmidt went shopping for an entity to file his lawsuit and the company didn't want to be involved. the cower's other major decision today ruled in favor of biggity and intolerance. the same six justice majority said a colorado web designer can refuse service to lgbtq couples. in her dissent, justice sotomayor wrote, the immediate symbolic effect of the decision is to mark gays and lesbians for second class status. the opinion of the court is quite literally a notice that reads, some services may be denied to same-sex couples. i'll bring reaction from the lgbtq couple denied by the zeiner, i would, but i can't, because they don't exist. she was never approached by any couple. it's a manufactured case. the designer was represented by the alliance defending freedom, a self-proclaimed legal army that is behind the suit to make mifepristone illegal nationwide. despite never designing a wedding website or alleging any legal injury at all, the adf took up her case to challenge colorado's anti-discrimination law because they could. jo

in your story, which i just watched, i think everybody will be struck by how former google ceo eric schmidtpeople who don't understand it. does this create more need for regulation? >> what's so interesting about what he said to me a few months ago is that he said that he did not see the dangers of social media coming. back in the day he was bullish on the rise of social media and didn't see the potential for misinformation or election harm. he is now trying to get out in front of what he thinks will be difficulty here. it's important to know he is an investor across ai. has one company that makes what is called constitutional ai. he is not exactly an impartial voice. certainly, what he is describing is very, very clear. everybody has said that this has to be dealt with in some way. it's clear that the companies that make these technologies are just focused on experimenting on all of us. the little cases they would describe as being things like the use of misinformation in politics, that's not the core of their business, it's not the core of their concern. as a result, experts keep saying,

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some are willing to stick by donald trump, like senator eric schmidt of missouri who said that the charges are, quote, unequal application of the law. nor senator john barrasso of wyoming who said, quote, it feels political, it's rotten. others are being a little more cautious. after all, these are espionage charges. there's, quote, no way to defend the allegations said rep don bacon of nebraska. i would not feel comfortable with a convicted felon in the white house, said a rep from colorado. there isn't a clear ideological common denominator within this split. we're going to explore why that is. what is clear, and maybe this is part of the reasoning for some is that this indictment might not be the only criminal trouble that former president trump could be in. there are two more investigations related to overturning the election, one federal and one in georgia. good news from either could change the calculus for more lawmakers on the hill or could there be something that the gop will use as a shield. house oversight has been investigating president biden and members have made big promises

eric schmidt, the former ceo of google and several dozen others. and we said we want to launch this fund, this rise trust fund that's going to back these entrepreneurs all across the country in these rising cities and. our goal is to generate top tier returns, top tier investment returns, because that would not just generate for you all, but also would signal to investors on the coast to more attention to the entrepreneurs in the middle, middle of the country. and so it has been very important, even though there are some broader ideas that we talked about in terms of job creation and economic vitality. and in these communities first and foremost, we've got to generate great returns because that really will, you know, get some of those investors paying less attention to the entrepreneurs in their own backyard, say, in silicon valley, and more attention to these dozens of cities all across the country are showing real, remarkable momentum. and in fact, had you failed, had your fun under and you lost all of your investors, you would have set back anot