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joining us now is the missouri attorney general and missouri senate candidate eric schmitt. mr.ttorney general, your state has already divested your state pension funds from places like black rock over these esg concerns, which is fantastic. explain how this move today represents the next step? >> missouri is leading that investigation with 18 other states into the six largest financial institutions in the world for this net zero banking alliance. it is in partnership with the united nations, with the stated goal of having a carbon neutral portfolio by 2050. that might sound good to the coastal elites. and might sound good on some term paper at harvard or some white paper roll at a liberal think tank. for the rest of america, it stinks to high heaven and not to scare the be jesus out of everyone. it means for credit worthy applicants who are in the oil and grass industry or auto manufacturing industry or agriculture where they have diesel vehicles or cows. the stench everybody is complaining about that pollutes the world, it means they are going to shut down lending and make eve

eric schmitt, new york times. >> you said if vladimir putin used it tactical nuclear weapon there would be a significant response from the international community. in your professional opinion, would the united states military respond or with that only continue to climb the letter of explanation? sec. austin: i will not get into any potential responses here. i have a guy that makes the recommendation to my boss on what we should do and how we should do it, and so i will make sure that he has credible responses that are actually effective in terms of what we want to do, and as we always have, so i will just leave it at that. >> ladies and gentlemen, that is all the time we have available today. secretary austin, thank you very much, sir. >> [indiscernible] >> is there any concern that could be a cover for a nuclear strike inside ukraine? sec. austin: it is something we continue to watch and we have not seen anything to cause us to believe at this point that is some kind of cover activity. ♪ >> election day, november 8, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. watch live coverage of to see which pa

eric schmitt. >> eric schmitt. >> former google ceo political advisered to presidents billionaire andurity commission on artificial intelligence. that federal commission produced this 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. >> a investigation found that at same schmidt was influencing the industry's future he was making personal investments in ai companies that stood to generate profits for himself. there is no indication schmidt did anything unlawful or against the rules, yet industry records show he made five direct investments in ai companies during his tenure and more than 50 through other entities he invested in or controls. total dollar amount of his investments is not publicly available. >> it is absolutely in conflict of interest. >> a senior ethics fellow at a group and former director of the u.s. office of government ethics >> but his side will say, look, he's a patriotic american and brings this expertise, why shouldn't he seven in this capacity. >> maybe he's the right one to be

new jersey attorney general eric schmitt shared this on the ruling quote, high time we sign a light onsorship enterprise and force the fishes to come clean to the american people. this will allow us to do just that. we'll keep pressing for the truth. one example cited in the lawsuit efforts made by social media companies suppressing the theory that the covid-19 originated in a chinese lab. will: thank you. rachel: thank you. that is big news. will: that is big news. we can only hope for some measure of accountability. tomorrow is a day of accountability for america's students. it is not anticipated to be sell prayer to event. the nation's report card is set to come out. how the students are doing in math and enterprises, with a covid lockdown past two years, there is expected negative impact on the students. cnn jake tapper just noticed. watch. >> i have to say i'm surprised there hasn't been a national conversation about the damage done to kids because of these school closures and the virtual learning and everything because i mean i'm not saying there should be a national do-over but

eric schmitt had this to say about the latest ruling it is high time we shine light on the censorshiprise and foresees officials to come clean to the american people and this ruling will allow us to do just that. we'll keep pressing for the truth but arthel the biden administration and the passes denied colluding with any big tech company. fox has reached out to both the white house and dr. fauci's office for comment on this latest ruling. we are waiting to hear back. >> right charles watson there in atlanta, thanks charles. eric. >> doctor tsao warning parents about a common children's respiratory illness that is spreading quickly it's called rsv. this virus is sending lots of kids in the hospital for symptoms similar to the common cold. experts say places like daycare centers happen to be hotspots. this we are told to more immune resistant covid invariants are spreading across the country. doctor janette nesheiwa, medical director and family emergency medicine doctor. always good to see you. first about what is going on with the children? it's very alarming it is called rsv what is

companies to censor stories about covid-19, part of a lawsuit filed by republican attorneys general eric schmittand jeff landry of louisiana, they accuse fauci of working with social media giants like facebook to counter online content like the covid lab leak theory. and then there is this. a real big loss to the hollywood community to tell you about this morning. "will & grace" star leslie jordan died after crashing his car into the side of a building in los angeles yesterday. a real tragedy. it's believed he suffered some type of medical emergency while he was driving. in recent years, jordan become a social media sensation after sharing really funny stories in that southern drawl that he he had to his nearly 6 million followers. leslie jordan was just 67 years old, maria. so funny and so talented. wanted to get that in. those are your headlines here. we are again standing by for some big numbers for you all a. i'll break in and bring them to you when i have them. maria: sorry to hear that about leslie jordan. thanks very much. the justice department announcing charges against 13 chinese natio

good for eric schmitt, the attorney general of missouri, james. >> i was going to say, i think you areal difference where the younger employees often very woke and i think part of it is, and they're now learning this year, that you do have bear markets and maybe some of these sentiments become a lot more expensive and difficult to express in your investing and maybe you shouldn't express your political views in investing. maria: let's take a short break. when we come back, cheryl casone is here with a preview of american dream home season three, on fox business prime tonight. she's going to tell us about it. stay with us. ♪ i am super woman. ♪ yes, i am. ♪ yes, she is. with my hectic life you'd think retirement would be the last thing on my mind. thankfully, voya provides comprehensive solutions and shows me how to get the most out of my workplace benefits. voya helps me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. the sleep number 360 smart bed is temper

. >> 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 were locked out of school and they are struggling with the con

we have eric schmitt in missouri. we have aboun t in arizona, blae masters. we have adam laxalt. then you've got these other races we're beginning to paylike a little bit of attention to, likefany tiffany smiley in the state of washington, joe day in the state of colorado.wagton, joe o'dea in the let's go through those states , robert .colo we'll give you the first crackra wh ones, if you had to pick today, 11 days outside the election, whichic states would you predict go redu on election? >> i definitely think you end up with ause walker, and i believe that masters gets over the hump. i think smiley's in a dogfight and quite possible. i would actually give an edgd gw now to both winning and i don't think i would get gets close sej enough. >> and obviously, jd vance, nceu don't worry about him. you don't worry about ron johnson in wisconsin. right? right. matt , your take. >> okay, well, and the commentsm we just talked about there are all safe . the let's talkse about some of thes. other races. walker either gets in a runoffht or went straight up arizonadownt masters was four po

we got jd vance, we got eric schmitt. we got blake masters, we got adam laxalt. we got tiffany smiley out in washington. of all those places. what do you predict? what are you seeing? what are you feeling on the ground? >> you know, elections look, i think there's enormous energy. i think we're going to retake both the house and senate in the house. i think we're going to end up with a big majority. i think we're going to end up with a majority in the range of 30 to 50 seats, which is historic. it's on the order of what we saw in 2010. i think that same sort of election is coming in november in the senate. i think we're going to take the majority and i think we could be anywhere between fifty one and fifty seven seats . i'd probably predict right now 53 or 54 is where i think the senate is . you know what's really striking? you were listening where you're going. i was i was listening where i'm going. you know who's not doing that? joe biden. joe biden is nowhere to be found in georgia. he's nowhere to be found in nevada. he's nowhere to be found in arizona. he's

. >> 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

. >> next, kansas governor laura kelly and eric schmitt a her republican challenger in this year's republicanace -- 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 were locked out of school and they are struggling with the conse

you are going to give your family a lasting legacy, or you will go work at google and help make eric schmitt a billionaire. you are either helping rich, white men become even bigger billionaires, or you will be helping out your family and serving your family. the tragic thing is because of government policies and regulations we, have taken that choice away from so many families who want to make that. we have policies incentivizing fathers to depart the home, to leave their families and abandoned them. it is tragic. we need to increase the responsibility of both parents. when it comes down to is no one cares if women work anymore. we just want them to have the choice to stay home and be with their kids or to go to work. it is not an either or,it is both and. host: terry schilling, you can read more on the american principles project.org. there is more ahead. we will talk to marc lamont hill, a temple university professor. he will be talking about recent polling on issues important to black voters in the midterm elections. more of your calls in open forum first. republicans, (202) 748-8001. de

for your family and giving them a lasting legacy, or you will go work at google and help make eric schmittof a billionaire. we are all working toward something. you are either helping rich, white men become even bigger billionaires, or you will be helping out your family and serving your family. the tragic thing is because of government policies and regulations, we have taken that choice away from so many families who want to make that. we have policies incentivizing fathers to depart the home, to leave their families and abandon them. it is tragic. we need to increase the responsibility of both parents. what it comes down to is no one cares if women work anymore. we just want them to have the choice to stay home and be with their kids or to go to work. the biography notes scholars have betrayed -- have portrayed frankfurter as a judicial failure and the warring courts principal dylan and none of these characterizations ring true. brad snyder uses 700 pages to examine justice frankfurter's life. >> brad snyder on this episode of book notes plus. it's available on the c-span now free mobile