eric schmitt talking about misinformation, which we have heard a lot about.s misinformation with ai can look real. >> quality issue. you can create misinformation at a greater scale. if you are use chat gpt, you it create stories faster and images and video, greater access to that and that can scale and they are high quality. >> steve: it is ai, it can look at social media usage and tailor things directly to you, the voter and the donor and the voters get inaccurate image. there are lots of ways you can use ai to create misinformation. ai is good at targeted marketing. more data you have, more you can dice up into groups and identify the message that will speak to them and generate contents, it is manipulating them, not informing them. >> steve: this is bipartisan issue impacting both parties. the platforms need to figure out how to do it. twitter and facebook, if they let it go, nobody is keeping a look at the shop. >> it is bipartisan issue, nobody wants ethical nightmare. both political parties don't want this. for now, the onus lies on the playoffs, twitt

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john: eric schmitt is going to get one more at-bat.hird inning that for all intents and purposes blue this thing wide open. runs scored, couple of walks. swing and a miss. can't even at 1-1. little bit down and in. 2-1 the count. aguilar is ready. that was up at his eyes. he retired. one out to go. swing into miss. -- swing and a miss. rich mccormick at first base. little more time. the count 0-1. chad: that is how these players work their way into the lineup. john: in the early morning practice, they said they need this guide in the lineup. that ball comes up and hits him. that is going to put runners at first and second. mccormick will move to second base. not every baseball game, we have seen it several times. chad: he got it right there in the ribs. john: that is tossed across and misplayed at first base. the catch nz inning. he is able to reach on the error. chad: he just can't handle it. john: airmail. that will be counting as an error on the first baseman. second error of the game. both charged to the democrats. now, the man wit

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caller: eric schmitt, her senator jumped right on top of that and i wondered that election questioning was part of his ouster. i will let you answer and have a good day. guest: thank you. i must confess, i have not followed it closely. i just read the headlines but there have been interesting debates between ron desantis and trump over this. where ron desantis has said you shouldn't have ballot harvesting , you don't want extensive widespread vote by mail where people are auto mike lee sent ballot but the states have those policies and we as republicans should take advantage of them and i will ballot harvest and there was a vote they came up to him and to -- at an event. if they have those rules, i will do it and try to match the other side. they say don't vote by mail which is idiotic decision because you are limiting your pool of voters and depending on all of them showing up on one day. that just made no sense. ron desantis is calling him out on that but ron desantis is not said you are lying about the election being stolen but he has found a way to criticize his conduct during the

we first have the honorable eric schmitt. representing the state of new jersey in the united states senate. before the election he served as missouri attorney general and the treasure that. state the honorable jeff landry, former colleague of war. jeff landry served as the attorney general louisiana. posey is out some 2016. prior to serving the attorney general he represented louisiana's or congressional district here in the united states house of representatives. mr. john sauer and in 2010 are for louisiana department of justice. he previously served as deputy attorney general for special litigation with the missouri attorney generals office. solicitor general of missouri. he clerk for judge michael luttig and antonin scalia. matthew seligman, matthew seligman and nonresident fellow at the constitutional law fellow at stanford law school. focusing on election law, constitutional law, a federal court contracts and private law theory. he clerked for judge douglas ginsburg. we welcome our witnesses today. we thank them for appe

later the same inning, eric schmitt driving home run. 16 to 6 trampling to have dems. watchdog revealing that more than 1.4 million taxpayer dollars went to the wuhan lab. that's the same lab to have unleashed covid-19 into the world. the result of gain of function research. 2 million taxpayer dollars that funded chinese entities, 1.4 went to the wuhan institute of virology. quote, this revelation is very concerning due to increase focus on the lab leak theory which suggest that the virus may have originated from the wuhan lab rather than through natural means. finally there's this. the report says americans are drinking as much alcohol a day as they did during the civil war era. the national institute on alcohol abuse finding the average american consume 2.51 gallons of ethanol which is found in wine in spirits during 2021. 2.5 gallons in 1960. 2.3% in the west, 1.6% in the midwest. experts say the pandemic contributed to higher consumption as a way to deal with stress. sales of canned alcohol jumped 127% within the last two years. by the way, moms with kids turned ag

. >> shannon: that is eric eric schmitt on blocking the student loan forgiveness plan.anel. this is where we are with student loans, you have the pause that ends the pandemic pause, that is gone. also you have house and senate, they have vetoed loan forgiveness program the president is saying he will veto and wait for the supreme court to rule in. marie, even the president acted like, i don't think i can do this, i will try it. i have a feeling the court will tell him this has been in the court's hands for a while, we are awaiting that. no president has done more for student loan repayment and people struggling to pay student loans than president biden. they will tell you he is not beholden to the left. look at debt ceiling negotiation, it really upset parts of the left. they will say this was ending in august and should not be news for people advocating for this. we were willing to make a deal. they will tell you that is why they think he is a great general election candidate and ahead of 2024 and we'll see what the court does. end of the day, a lot is in their hands r

republican senator eric schmitt was part of the team that brought this lawsuit. he says the high court made the right call and protected taxpayers from having to cover the cost of other people's choices. there's no reason why. >> you know, working folks who've either paid off their student loans are made different decisions in life should have to pay off the unpaid student loans over, you know, 10 year college professor. but president biden is promising to find another way to bring people financial relief. i'm never going to fighting for. >> we use every tool at our disposal to get this to relief you need and reach your dreams. and many advocates are counting on the president to do something else. we're here for president biden his promise. we need a plan b. >> now. >> borrowers will have to restart their student loan payments in october. but president biden announced today there will be a 12 month grace period. so the loans won't go into default delinquency if borrowers to miss payments. justine, back to you. >> hanna, thank you so much. and president biden was

missouri republican eric schmitt plans to vote. legislation does not cut spending enough while arkansas republican tom cotton says it cuts defense spending too much, which i cannot support. >> as grave dangers gather on the horizon. virginia democrat tim kaine is skeptical of the bill because he says it will green-light controversial pipeline project in his state. >> that he's opposed for years. i think it's frankly outrageous. >> giveaway that is a justified. but ohio democrat sherrod brown plans to vote. yes, because he says the country for to default on june 5th. overall, it's going to matter to keep our economy strong. >> and it's sounding like the senate could be voting as early as tonight on the bill live in washington. i'm jessi store. thank you, jesse. so much. lawmakers and experts discussed whether the country is actually ready to transition to clean energy. today. experts on the nation's power grid told senators the country will not be ready to transition to clean energy before more coal power plants start shutting down

loans and who they think will make the cut for the first debate stage this is a republican senator eric schmitty to block the president student loan forgiveness plan the fact that with our panel. just to recap revenue to put it up this is where student loans. you've got the pause that ends the pandemic prosperity debt ceiling plan that is gone. also you got the house and senate they have vetoed the loan forgiveness program the president is now saying it's going to be towed and now we wait for the supreme court that got decision to rule it on this too. so marie, he presents acted i don't think i can do this i'm going to try. i am from the court is going to tell, educated guess, maybe no. once we do not of the court will do but this is been in the courts hand for a while we are all awaiting that the white house will tell you that no president has done more for student loan repayment for these people who are struggling to pay their student loans then president biden for they will also tell you he is not beholding to the left. if you look at the debt ceiling negotiation he went to something c3 to r

senator eric schmitt, you are a u.s. senator. you signed a statement defending trump's indefensible campaign to stop social media from fact checking election fraud falsehoods when trump complained about censorship. served as the vice chairman of the republican attorney generals association while it's fundraising arm made robocalls, urging a march on the capitol the day before the deadly january 6th insurrection. you also, sir, signed a brief in support of a texas lawsuit seeking to invalidate electoral votes in the hopes of reversing the results of presidential elections. i don't even have the time to go into some of the things that you did while you were attorney general. theories that you have, with regard to the great replacement theory and other things of that nature. mr. sawyer, you, as well, now serve as missouri's deputy attorney general for special litigation. you have sought to silence people with disabilities from participating in legal cases about covid-19 mask mandates. you have opposed lgbtq rights on numerous occasi

caller: eric schmitt, her senator jumped right on top of that and i wondered that election questioning part of his ouster. i will let you answer and have a good day. guest: thank you. i must confess, i have not followed it closely. i just read the headlines but there have been interesting debates between ron desantis and trump over this. where ron desantis has said you shouldn't have ballot harvesting , you don't want extensive widespread vote by mail where people are auto mike lee sent ballot but the states have those policies and we as republicans should take advantage of them and i will ballot harvest and there was a vote they came up to him and to -- at an event. if they have those rules, i will do it and try to match the other side. they say don't vote by mail which is idiotic decision because you are limiting your pool of voters and depending on all of them showing up on one day. that just made no sense. ron desantis is calling him out on that but ron desantis is not said you are lying about the election being stolen but he has found a way to criticize his conduct during the 2020

president, i yield the floor to the senator from missouri, eric schmitt. ms. smith: thank you, mr.president. it is an honor to be here to give this maiden speech. i want to thank the senior senator from missouri, who is younger than me, but he is the senior senator. it is a pleasure to serve with him. senator blunt is also here, who i followed here in the senate. when benjamin franklin exited the constitutional convention, he asked what type of delegates they could come up with. he replied a republic if you can keep it. those words are as significant today as they were a couple of00 years ago, especially as two major threats loom over our republic, a supercharged administrative state and unprecedented stifling of free speech. if you want to understand some of the frustration that's out there, a lot of it comes from the fact that people believe there's a narrowing of the band with of what is acceptable speech, what they can say and hear. a lot of people are frustrated that no matter who they send here, they feel sometimes things never really change and we must fix that. first, let's