court appearing weary of limiting government contact with social media platforms missouri senator eric schmidt calls and i do too the most important free speech case of our lifetime. pete: pizza passion -- >> pizza -- >> please, please. a moment to reflect. awe -- [laughter] pete: which american city has the best slice? the answer might surprise you the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so that's a live scene from seattle, washington. will: a new show for us. rachel: never done seattle before. will: that's a stadium. >> knocking charlie. >> i'm charlie great to be here in for pete hegseth. displil what will get best city you teased it, you read it. your gut says new york. but -- rachel: it's not on the list. will: surprised if it is a random city in america. where do you think will get it? i think it will be virginia. will: i'll go with providence, rhode island. rachel: a very good guess. charlie we've been so excited having you this week but one of the things whrerned about you is you don't like cats. we've had cats on "the star-spangled banner" that we did so

i'm proud to have him senator eric schmidt. >> madam president.missouri. >> thank you madam president. i ride today along with my friends from who have shown great leadership to defend the people who are impacted to quite literally have been poisoned by their own government. as was mentioned i grew up in bridgeton missouri. bridgeton is the epicenter of some of the that was dumped the hazardous toxic radioactive that was dumped there. if you take a step back after world war ii st. louis the city itself was the main population center. st. county was to the left to st. louis city and headed lot of open land a lot of opportunity and the folks coming back from world war ii who wanted to start a better life found that american dream in st. louis county where i grew u thes like bridgeton and other zip codes that are now included in this bill something ee following them. something else was headed west and it was this radioactive for they had no idea, no idea was in their water, below their feet, affecting them come poisoning them and killing them. i thin

senator eric schmidt grilled the ceo of tiktok on how chinese migrants are learning to cross the borderdo you make of that? >> this is a great example of how the ccp can create problems, national security challenges for the united states. think about the scenario where if tiktok is controlled by the ccp and god for bid there was an invasion of taiwan, and our response was sanctions, pulling back on trade status, permanent normal trade status for china. of the government was attempting to do that and the ccp weapon eyes to the american people against actions by our government to counter chinese aggression, that compromises national security. it is about americans data privacy but it is also about national security, sowing discontent in the united states and exploiting the southern border in this way, tiktok threatens the national security. is currently configured. stuart: thank you for joining us. still ahead. iowa senator joni ernst wants to put a end to biden's so-called secret spending. steve hilton on california wanting to tax the rich to make energy more equitable and affordable. ca

. >> thank you, senator eric schmidt, good to see you. come back soon. hope you enjoyed it. joining us now, "wall street journal" columnist former chief spread for george w. bush, one and only bill mcgurn. what you make of nbc firing ronna mcdaniel, former chair after four days? why not just be journalist? why not debate her? they turn themselves into a far left echo chamber, amen corner of nonsense. >> of course, you're right. everyone can see it. you read about the decision that is one thing. then you watch these people on tv just fine. chuck todd, they are so sanctimonious. it's unbelievable, it's like ronna mcdaniel would have to wear a belt and say unclean if she went through the building so i think this confirms to a lot of people if you are right of center, you will not get a fair shake in our media. they act so indignant that would even have to share the stage. meanwhile, spokesman for all of democrat presidents have no problem getting jobs. liz: it shows how off-the-wall the network has become. it's poisoning nbc. let's move on to this, get your reaction to press se

missouri senator eric schmidt sued the administration over this back when he with as the state a.g. in missouri. stakes could not be higher for the country. >> it's the most important free speech case in our lifetime. it involves some of the highest ranking government officials in our country colluding and coercing with social media companies to suppress millions of posts related to the hunter biden laptop story, origins of covid. lab leak, efficacy of masks and much more. >> bill: this is rich. david spunt live outside the u.s. supreme court with more now as we begin our coverage. good morning, david. >> this is a case with major implications for public health, postings on the election, also potentially even national security. social media and technology continue to improve, the supreme court continues to find itself in the middle of these social media cases. these hot button issue. they'll decide if the biden administration improperly communicated with some of the largest tech firms in the country to fight disinformation. this content that was posted by private parties everyday pe

missouri senator eric schmidt who serves on calmeree science d transportation committee, senator, isre anything the administration can do at this point to make most americans trust both theirf explanationsr and their handling of what is a nightmare of the united states with this bridge collapse? >> i think the first thing is ta make sure the families of thoses missing and that all america's a people pulling for them and prayin ag for them. it is a tragic accident and something that should pull us hp together. tha we need leaders focused on thatl my hope is we would comedo together.ose democrat, republican, to do everything we can to support the families ain't give the people of baltimore and commerce up an. moving again. this is very important. her to. to your point, the promise this is the consequence, this distrust of terrible leadership when you have an administratione that has weaponize thes department of justicine trying o throw political opponents inllot jail, tried to throw them off the ballot, conduct vast censorship enterprise with those that don't buy in theirnsmi narrative

missouri senator eric schmidt explains why he filed this lawsuit when he was the state's attorney general it's the most important free speech case in our lifetime because it involves some of the highest ranking government officials in our country colluding and coerceing with some of the biggest social media companies in the world to suppress millions of posts. posts related to the hunter biden laptop story, origins of covid, lab leak, efficacy of masks and much more. the scope of this is orwellian and breathtaking. >> julie: fox justice correspondent david spunt at the supreme court with the latest there. >> good to be with you. arguments began at 10:00 this morning. the justices still hearing those arguments are expected to wrap anan behind me at the united states supreme court. this case has major implications when it comes to public health policy but national security and election security going into this year's presidential elections as technology improves and more people use social media the supreme court justices continue to find themselves in the middle of these high-profile cases

. >> jason, i wanted to get your thoughts on something that gop senator eric schmidt of missouri is sayinge real cause of this collapse is the president. watch. >> this is the consequence, this sort of distrust of terrible leadership. when you have an administration that has what denies the department of justice, tried to throw political opponents in jail, tried to throw them off the ballot, conducted a vast censorship enterprise to silence americans who don't buy into their narrative, whether it was on efficacy of masks or transmissibility of covid after you've had the vaccine, or the hunter biden laptop. >> i have lost track of what in the world, like, the links of things that he was trying to say, and i'm not trying to kind of laugh at it, but this is what is being pumped out into the airwaves going into conservatives all across the country. the senators trying to pin the blame on the bike administration as the real reason conservatives don't believe what officials tell them about events like the bridge collapsed. i mean, talk about the irony here. surely the reason people don't believe

here's what eric schmidt was first brought set about this this morning. >> this is not about a one offle of officials. this is a vast censorship enterprise. a leviathan of government officials and agencies working together to suppress speech. what we can't have is the federal government having it do that around the constitution to get someone else or some other company to do their bidding which is exactly the case here. >> john: what do you think chris. as this government overreach because a lot of the posts, there weren't a lot of them but some of the post the government was telling all of these social media enterprise to take down have become the prevailing wisdom and terms of covert origin. >> i was on the receiving end of that censorship myself. there was an entire regime and it seemed like to me and a lot of other people the government has stepped in and away it hasn't in modern times with how some of the justices brought up today, they would ever talk to "the new york times" the way they talk to facebook or other platforms. the problem they are facing in this case right now is th

schwab, the eric and wendy schmidt fund for strategic innovation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. and by pfizer inc. - jonathan haidt, welcome to "firing line." - margaret, what a pleasure. - we've known each other for several years, and i have followed your work for many years. you are out with a brand-new book, "the anxious generation: "how the great rewiring of childhood "is causing an epidemic of mental illness." what is the great rewiring? - the great rewiring refers to a five-year period, an extraordinary five-year period, where the nature of life for adolescents changed radically, more than it ever has. in 2010, adolescents had flip phones. they had no, most did not have high-speed internet. over the next five years, by 2015, most american teens have a smartphone with a front-facing camera, high-speed internet. they have an instagram account or other social media account, snapchat, a bunch of other ones. and now in 2015, it's possible to spend almost every waking hour online and many do. and so my argument in the book is that a

eric schmidt said perhaps the most divisive state of the union i've ever seen tom emmer, one of the most divisive state of the union address because in history, gary palmer, state of the union speech and walked away, walked into a campaign divisive. divisive coming from the republican house, which has been the most divisive body we've seen in decades when all democrats are united, give me a break. they had nothing to say. they couldn't criticize the speech that couldn't get up and do their usual histrionics because it was so powerful. so strong, so aimed on the, aimed at the money, what the american middle-class needs that they had virtually really no answers please give me a break. they didn't have a real criticism, so they call it political or divisive pat pot calling the kettle black, the republican and house members calling joe biden divisive. give me a break. >> you don't think there is a line between a political speech and a presidential speech. >> that speech had more substance on what the president has done on how the economy is growing, on how he wants to conduct the ukraine war

there is to have people like jd vance is to have more people like eric schmidt is to have people in the ted cruz lake hallway, tommy tuberville? yeah. >> all of those all of those folks and especially without minority leader mcconnell to lead the party in the senate, there is a concern among a lot of republicans that the senate will start to behave more like the house when it comes to key hot-button issues that are not those must pass bills. and so that's that's definitely a trend to be watching for the next term if trump gets reelected. >> all right, so if you kind of axial sophia, thank you very much for start and stop today. i really appreciate it >> just ahead here. donald trump >> talking about deporting prince harry, what is going on there. >> plus, i'm alanine trump citing is the former first lady, about to hit the campaign trail >> and khuza'a and >> who's out in the race to replace mitch mcconnell >> king charles denied it on cnn >> diverse models. >> is, you know, 80% of women are struggling with hair damage, just like i was join us and frisk could be damaged here that camp re

there are still 11 very woke generals who are being blocked for promotion by senator and senator eric schmidt from missouri, who's joined into that crusade to stop woke generals being elevated even further at thenow. what do all three of those united states senators have in common? they're all freshmen. first year united states republican senators. and for me that gives me hope that. the new right is moving the party in the right direction. you even have mitch mcconnell and mitt romney now saying more blank checks for ukraine. how that that's progress, right? i can't name by the way i can't name three provinces in ukraine either, but i'm not voting money to go to ukraine and bankrupting my country whiur o remains open. so earlier this year in closing, weti-woke caucus in congress. i thought it was clever at the time we gathered dozens of my republican colleagues who feel li i that wokeism is a cancer that eating america inside out and will do. so if we don't do something to stop it. harriet is a harriet hageman is a leader in the anti woke congressman bishop and congressman babin attend singl