republican senator josh hawley says he wants to ensure artificial intelligence companies can be held accountable in court. it's about saying to the moms and dads out there. if some company uses ai to create a deepfake. if your kid, you can go soon along with democratic senator richard blumenthal. holly is pushing legislation to explicitly than i companies legal protections given to big tech companies such as google twitter and met up their immune from suit. you can't take him into court. you can't defend yourself. that is wrong. at a hearing last month, democratic senator durbin agreed the legal shield known as section 2.30. goes too far. not sure i'm happy with the outcome. is a look at online platforms, child exploitation, cyber bullying, online drug sales. i don't want to repeat that mistake again. altman, whose company created chatgpt said congress must take a different approach i think there needs to be clear responsibility by the companies need to work together to find a totally new approach. but not everyone is so sure which lobbies for big tech warns opening ai companies up f

josh hawley did just that, this is template for how to talk about the issues haahead them ahead of the election. this is on the issue of children and the way the biden administration has treated illegal immigrant children. >> i'm tired of, i've had secretary mayorkas sit on homeland security and talked about the migrant children unaccompanied crossing the border and tens of thousands of them being sold into slavery. let's not mince words, they have been sold into slavery. kids are being put into factories, forced to work overnight, in terrible conditions, not getting paid, not going to school, sometimes not getting fed, that is slavery. >> kayleigh: powerful, to immigrant children. >> emily: biden administration refuses to accept responsibility and reflects from agency to agency. that is department of human services, that is not us, that is border security, that is not us. those are all portions of the same bloated federal government under president biden's watch. to have the american people expect they would swallow that type of deflection, they are out of this part of the pipeline, i

. >> our washington correspondent raquel martin spoke with republican senator josh hawley who says it starts with holding companies legally responsible for real-world harms. >> this is all about taking power away from the big corporations. republican senator josh hawley says he wants to ensure artificial intelligence companies can be held accountable in court. it's about saying to the moms and dads out there. if some company uses ai to create a deepfake of your kid, you can go along with democratic senator richard blumenthal. holly is pushing legislation to explicitly deny ai companies legal protections given to big tech companies such as google twitter and met up their immune from suit. you can't take him into court. you can't defend yourself. that is wrong. at a hearing last month, democratic senator durbin agreed the legal shield known as section 2.30. goes too far. not sure i'm happy with the outcome. is a look at online platforms, child exploitation, cyber bullying, online drug sales. i don't want to repeat that mistake again. altman, whose company created chatgpt said congress m

. >> welcome the us senator from missouri, senator josh hawley. >> thank you so much. it is great to be with you. are you glad to be at the western conservative summit? me too. why don't we give a standing ovation to the men and women who have organized this, folks are working at right now, everyone who volunteered their time, they have done a great job. thank you. thank you guys. thank you, thank you. that is awesome. i'm so glad to be here. great to be with a group of america loving patriots or as president biden calls you, domestic terrorists who threaten our sacred democracy. count me in. if that's what it is, count me in. great to be here in the american west. i married a westerner, so it is always absolutely, great to be in the west, like going to a family event later this weekend, good to see family. it is always good to see family, even the ones who are little crazy. everyone has a crazy aunt or uncle, right? these days that might be the same person. never know. president biden's america, who can say? it's good to be with you and great to be here tonight. the t

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you look at what josh hawley and everybody said yesterday.hey said after january 6th, what they did on january 6th, they have absolute contempt for the united states of america. absolute contempt for the united states of america. and they put their loyalty to donald trump over our military, over the intel community, over the rule of law, over cops on capitol hill. you name it. and now, look at this, charlie sykes. again, it's not like -- i know a lot of people think, i just fell off of a turnip truck last week coming up from pensacola, florida, they dropped me off in front of 30 rock. but no, i was actually in congress and i was in congress at a time where they called us fire breathers, right? where they said that they were right-wing extremists. and maybe on economic issues, maybe we were. but this would have never happened. this would have not only never happened when i was there in 2000, this wouldn't have happened in 2010 with the tea party. this wouldn't have even happened in 2015. this is -- this is -- this contempt for the rule of law

senator josh hawley saying this. what is that going to look like if d.o.j. inditties this guy on the eve of a presidential election but the current president is charged with nothing? your thoughts. >> that's exactly the point. the whole idea of the rule of law is consistent application. and if you are using it as a political weapon and going after political opponents there is a heightened level of not only judgment and discretion but also a heightened level of explaining to the american people why you are doing this. we have not heard any of that. we'll learn more in the indictment. i have not seen anything in this case that suggests that joe biden, through his attorney general mer i can garland, don't have their fingerprints all over this and influenced these charging decisions. >> julie: all right. matthew whitaker, thank you for talking to us. we appreciate it. have a great weekend. so democratic presidential canned robert f. kennedy junior wasting no time taking his campaign where president biden and his border czar have barely gone. can you guess? the s

. >> harris: republican senator josh hawley of missouri tore into secretary mayokas and his previous testimony to the homeland security committee. let's watch together. >> about the outrage of 250,000 migrant children unaccompanied crossing the border in the last two years and tens of thousands of them being sold into slavery. what he told me was it's not my problem. we don't have anything to do this. let the record reflect this administration has let tens of thousands of children be sold into slavery and they are doing nothing about it. the kids are being exploited. and it should not happen in the united states of america. >> harris: we have created an epic humanitarian crisis among children in this country. >> i think he said that just right. we have created this. the biden/harris administration. where is kamala harris, by the way. still a big question. senator hawley is exactly right. it is human trafficking. so many of these people under age and adult age are being raped as they come across the border. the current law, the current law, if you come into this country illegally, not

. >> i had josh hawley, senator josh hollihan earlier. he said he was voting against.sked him,nd i well, what do you do? i mean, the democrats want to vote for more spending. you don't have the senate majority. you don't have the white house . so what do people who say no,ope what are they proposing?opos should have beening should havet can be done moving forward now that this has passed? forw if you hadk held up maybe a little bit longer, you could have got a little bit more . mot i think it's important to recognize that this is onere deal , right? cognize deal .t limit but the house is drafting appropriations bills, which is the next spending package for fiscal year. twenty , twenty four .or fiscayou have another bite at the apple. so this is just not one and done the debt limits here. it'st it's passe oned and there's no p more spending controls that s canepublican congresen implement. they have another kick at thiseh cat that's goingav to comee ovr the summer and into the fall. and hopefully republicans will be hardummer drivers as well with a democrat senate and a

and then we have senator josh hawley. since he's sitting up here next to me, i. senator, would you please take the first question? so, yeah, so he's ask the first question. so he's thinking of a hard ball for you guys right now. so first, i just want to welcome dr. arthur laffer, someone who comes from my part of the country of northeast ohio. that's always a good thing, right here. dht from stanford. and i was looking through one of the things i always appreciate about art laffer that he you know, in this era of, pretty hyper partizanship. he's actually had a tremendous history of working with people on both sides, the aisle. and i think back about something that was remarkable. and that was when governor jerry brown ran for president and almost won democratic nomination. working on flat tax, we wrote that. and what really impressive was not the fact he just ran on that ticket was that the new york times endorsed, jerry brown's flat tax proposal. and when i kept my name secret, i had to go into the footnotes because i'm like, there is no way this is true. but it

. >> trump will address the conference on saturday, missouri senator josh hawley tells us his speechly further advance his lead. >> i think donald trump is going to be the nominee. i have said that forever. i think he is going to be the nominee. i think it's going to be trump vs. biden. i know where i'm going to be in that matchup. >> well, it is quiet in the batballroom. the crowd went wild when mark robinson announced he is endorsing trump for next year's race. we expect to see trump and desantis back out on the stump next week. both men are going to be in new hampshire, trace, on tuesday for dueling events. trace? >> trace: mark meredith. thanks. up next one democrat, one republican, our "common ground" segment focuses on ukraine and china. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 2 in st. louis as one person is killed in an explosion at an ammunition plant in east alton, illinois, a primer truck blew up yesterday afternoon. residents say the sound was heard and felt from miles away. fox 12 in portland as a rollover crash of a semitruck sends chicke

i was talking with senator josh hawley who is going to be on the ballot in his home state in 2024. the republican 2024 contenders in the field, easier said that done i think. contenders are not trying to bog themselves down in the mile mark and they're doing that because they know this might not be a thorny political issue in the primary, but when it gets to the general election a lot of those positions are out of step with the voters in the mainstream and could be alienating to people like independent voters as our poll shows. jose? >> as ali said, we were hearing pence with new comments pushing for new legislation to restrict access to abortion. do you think abortion is going to play a big -- will it play a big role in the 2024 electoral process? >> certainly as ali was saying in the general election we expect from democratic sources both currently serving and strategists advising them are saying it's going to be a big issue. it's not hypothetical. they look back to 2022 and say it made a difference. it helped democrats to keep control of the senate and helped them mitigate gains

republican senator josh hawley's press secretary says put grandpa to bed. one gop consultant showing president biden at the helm and the caption it will be nice to have a direct route to madagascar. you cannot make this up. sorry. >> it would be quite a feat of engineering. >> julie: merrick in garland. >> for their roles in the death of george floyd. as i told george floyd's family this morning, his death has had an irrevocable impact on the minneapolis community and our country, and on the world. his loss is still felt deeply by those who loved and knew him and by many who did not. george floyd should be alive today. shortly after i was sworn in as attorney general, i announced the justice department had opened a separate civil investigation into whether the minneapolis police department, the mpd and the city of minneapolis engage if a pattern or practice of unconstitutional or unlawful policing. i am here today to announce the findings of that investigation. i am also announcing that the justice department, the city of minneapolis, and the mpd have agree

maria: and that's missouri senator josh hawley on this program last month about the role u.s.f america's number one adversary, the chinese communist party, by investing in chinese stocks and investing in chinese start-ups. this as xi jinping seeks to make the yuan the world's dominant currency. beginning tomorrow roughly two dozen chinese companies including alibaba and tencent will start trading in yuan on the hong kong stock exchange. joining me right now, one of the people who worked on the house intelligence committee investigation into china's bad practices, colonel derek harvey is with us. he was on the national security council in 2017. also with us is brian costello whose background is in international finance. gentlemen, it's great to have you. thank you so much for joining us. and, brian, i want to kick it off with you with this idea of investors inadvertently funding the rise of communist china as we talk about the bad behavior from the communist party and its soft response from the u.s. what's going on? >> good morning, maria, and happy father's day to all the fath

we have seen certain proposals from, you know, more conservative members like josh hawley and j.d.to see them lean into this and become more aggressive and try to claw back some of the money that is currently being owed on the part of students who were ill served bites these institutions. >> bret: i mentioned earlier hillary vaughn on capitol hill getting her steps chasing down these lawmakers including senator bernie sanders on this issue. >> is it really free if you are raising taxes to pay for it? >> well, given the fact that we have the billionaire class paying a lower class rate than working families, i think it's appropriate the wealthiest people in this country start paying their fair share of taxes thanks very much. >> do you think wall street. >> what people say that? people on wall street. thank you. [laughter] >> bret: you got to love bernie sanders. yeah, you do. but his plan and the progressives in the house plan, essentially is absorb it all. >> juan: the polls are really curious. the arguments i hear from conservatives are basically people who are truck drivers and t

so senator josh hawley thought i have the deputy director of the fbi on in front of us at a hearing, so why don't we ask him the question and find out are there tapes? listen. >> yes or no. will you commit to releasing this unclassified document that alleges that the president of the united states has taken $5 million or more in bribes from a foreign nation? >> senator, the document, as you know, contains sensitive information that has bearing on the life of the source of the information potentially. >> you can redact the source's name. we do this all the time. >> brian: by the way, the name -- this is unclassified document. so why the stonewalling, again? >> yeah, you know, both senator hawley and senator marcia blackburn of tennessee were pressing. >> brian: ted cruise, too. >> saying how is t obvious to te american people like uneven justice i'm sorry ask the ordinary american would tell you if the names involved in this document were trump the last name rather than biden, there would be no reaction. there would be a prosecutor on the case. >> brian: they refer to this source refe

, jeff merkley, and elizabeth warren and republicans ted cruz, marco rubio, lindsey graham, and josh hawley we go now to california democratic congressmember ro khanna, who voted against the legislation in the house. can you respond to the passage in both the house and the senate , why you voted against it and why you also seem to be glad that it passed? >> it is good that our nation avoided default, but it came on the backs of the poor, of students, of the most vulnerable, of women. it was a punch ithe gut to young climate activist across the country by entrenching the mountain valley pipeline. and progressives have been saying, why did increase the debt ceiling back the lame-duck -- why didn't we increase the debt ceiling back in the lame-duck? [indiscernible] the fed is not going to bounce the checks. there are many other ways that we could have avoided this default. we did not think that we should avoid the default on the backs of the most vulnerable. amy: so why didn't the house, when it was still in control -- the democrats were still in control after they lost in 2022 but the new con

rhetoric coming from huge politicians like governor ron desantis, marjorie taylor greene, senator josh hawley becomes more and more normalized, blasted on fox news day in and day out, the demonization of lgbtq people has really grown about to the point where a company putting out a pride campaign, which would have been typical call a year ago or seemingly routine has now stoked outrage among the small but vocal cohort of conservative voters. >> would you say, though, that the companies that are responding to it, and you know, obviously target would make an argument, maybe even some of their employees would make an argument that when you start have bomb threats, people start getting nervous, employees get nervous, customers get nervous, whether you agree with that or not, but the number of companies who are backing off is much smaller than the ones who are standing firm. i'm thinking about when i walk outside my office every day, outside at 30 rock, there's a yellow brick road that is in fact a pride rainbow, right, and it goes all around the most popular tourist areas of this area. >> correct

senator josh hawley told me he's not ready to endorse, he believes the race may be over. >> i think donalde the nominee, i've said that forever. i think it's going to be trump versus biden and i know where i'm going to be in the match-up. >> trump got a boost in the ballroom when the lieutenant governor of north carolina offered his endorsement to trump before senator tim scott was going to speak. and heard from florida governor ron desantis, a warm reception from the crowd. the only one with a little pushback, chris christie was booed quite a few times. john. >> john: there's no surprise there, considering what he's saying about former president trump. all right, mark meredith with the latest on that. don't forget, will hurd, former congressman from texas, coming up next hour. he's thrown his hat in the ring. >> aishah: democrats are raising the alarm over a third party spoiler candidate. new emerson college poll shows president biden leading former president trump 44% to 43%. head to head match-up. then when there's a third party candidate involved, all of that changes. fox news contribu

they reminded me, i did, i spoke to senator josh hawley this week about his new book on manhood.go deep on it, what what inspired him to write it -- rachel: what's the takeaway? will: that that he he believes, and i think he's correct, man manhood is under attack ask has been for quite some time. rachel: by women like that who are now mad that hen are not available. will: honestly, the reason i would want to listen to in this podcast is he does tie it into in his book the idea of the greek philosopher who advocate he doddism and momentary happiness and because of the pursuit of that over the the last half century what we have is people and men in particular who have pursued this i need to play video games, smoke dope and this whole lost path on pursuing happiness which has just destroyed manhood. rachel: yeah. probably tied to also declining church and faith in america. interesting. i'm going to check that one out. will well, thank you. boost your testosterone. rachel: oh, boy. that's a way to his the it. will: turning now to your headlines. nine people hurt in san francisco in a

. >> that is senator josh hawley at the senate jewish area committee hearing talking to the fbi deputyhis coverage and here is senator chuck grassley from last night about what is in that form. >> the foreign national who allegedly bribed joe and hunter biden allegedly has audio recordings of his conversation with them, 17 such recordings. the foreign national possesses 15 audio recordings of phone calls between him and hunter biden. according to the 1023, the foreign national possesses two audio recordings of phone calls between him and then vice president joe biden. so where do we go from here? we're back with the panel. start there byron york, guy manchin byron, for heck toes who haven't been following this and we obviously have been covering it. it's been going on and kind of developing by the day. >> yeah, and, you know, at the end of that speech from senator grassley his question was what has the fbi done to investigate this? which is the question they have been trying to get answered, have not been able to, each day seems to bring a little more from republicans. they all have ki

that is something that off camera after he spoke on stage senator josh hawley said he would think thatuld be easy for everybody in this field, but, of course, it is not, in part because some of them are looking not just at the primary where, of course, they should have to appeal to voting blocs like evangelical voters like you see here but also because once they get to a general this becomes a very thorny policy position for them. as poll after poll continues to show that restrictions on abortion are out of step with what the majority of americans would like to see here when it comes to reproductive access. >> and, ali, let's talk about how this is all playing because in a general election this is obviously going to be a problem with them. the democrats are, you know, savoring this republican primary focus on abortion given our polling. >> reporter: yeah. democrats are savoring it, but also they come to a point where they watched the numbers work in their favor in 2022. you and i both know republican strategists expected it to be a red wave year for them. instead, democrats were able t

and senator josh hawley tweeted "svb equals too woke to fail."m tired of all these radical leftist banks taking my money, spending it on woke products like credit-default swaps and mortgage backed securities the other day, true story, i asked to meet with my banker at chase. and when i walked in, who was sitting across the desk from me? none other than the new green m&m. and she told me the bank invested all my money in a mutual fund that consists of critical race theory and electric stoves and then i knew my money was really in trouble when i saw her get up to grab a pen and she wasn't wearing high heels anymore, she was wearing flats. [ laughter ] [ thunder cracking ] >> woke-ocracy [ laughter ] >> seth: that has to be one of the silliest talking point i've ever heard in my life. the word woke bank would honestly be so funny if they weren't so deadly serious about it if a bank can be woke, then that means anything can be woke and gop senators weren't the only ones pushing this pathetic narrative that wokeness is somehow responsible for a bank r

is there republican senator josh hawley who is introducing his own bill to rein in ai says congress must sure hope the defense bill will take cognizant of what china is trying to do militarily particular with ai. and in washington, raquel martin >> and now to the latest on those hazy orange skies covering the northeast. cooler temperatures in canada where hundreds of wildfires are burning should mean less smoke coming down into the united states. the skies are starting to clear up in places like new york city. but while the worst may be over for now, it's still very early into fire season. all of pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut, rhode island and new jersey still remain under air quality alerts. experts say this could become the new normal suggesting that weather patterns could smoke to the east coast if another fire sparks in canada, put some relief there finally. and we'll talk about our forecast here in the bay area with this live look here at the transamerica pyramid in san francisco. still those clouds, they're wilning the battle today. kolr grogan here now our forecast. yeah. th

any number of foot under the wheels in order to achieve their political -- because people like josh hawleyain, clay higgins, hansen and nudging and nodding in winking a violent action to protect donald trump. and they know so, far roger stone is in jail. steve bannon is in jail. alex jones is not in jail. they wesley will that are where in the war room they are not in jail. so, those people at the top feel like they are protected and immune. they are also gambling. i think it is not the worst gamble in the world. but if they get donald trump elected again, all will be forgiven and everyone will be pardoned and everyone will go on their merry way. if donald trump is elected again, every january six person, i promise, you will be out of jail in. it will free them all. >>, right lick, the lincoln project has a new adult. let's take a quick listen. >> what will trump get? the man a woman running against him for president will defend him, make excuses, they will lie about the prosecution and make up stories about the deep state. >> so, obviously, where, that's just a portion of that adonijah pe

liz: so, senator josh hawley said a federal prosecutors charged trump but not president biden for theuments president trump kept that as think tank in his garage dating back to his time in the senate and then that "be a big mistake" on this administration's part, the political outcry be huge. so is there a way just to go down the middle and say both are wrong. they shouldn't have classified documents in their possession? we understand the power of the president to declassify on his own. we get that, but isn't there a middle ground here? >> well you can't indict a sitting president. you can impeach a sitting president so joe biden is not in any danger of indictment the way president trump is but there has to be rule of law in this country where the law is applied equally to all parties and we are so far past that now, liz. it simply doesn't exist. what they might do for political cover is continue to cover for joe biden but go after hunter biden on some minor charges, on the tax issue and perhaps the gun issue. indict his son on that and say oh, see? we're actually applying the law equ

josh hawley and marco rubio talking about the need to move back to stakeholder capitalism. want to throw it on discussion here. national interest to do that thank you very forgiving the opportunity. cartoon to take that quickly? how do we control corporations for the public interest? [inaudible] [inaudible] from billion dollars get a federal charter. important incentive. as a group we need to think about as well. one is seen today has been a discipling a policy research areas. competition and trade, claimant et cetera. this is in financial regulation. corporate governance and corporate law the same kind of rewiring of market systems with competition or trade policy. finance on securities and corporate governance. also at the exit's but the triple heartland reform? click into the mix. and they you ask industrial conversation and to write the first major chips funding opportunity i was one step in the direction. changing the source code of how capitalism functioned to get a morere equitable inclusive development. last question brickwork thanks so much bigger. in the major the

joining me now is missouri senator josh hawley. senator, we have had every major member of leadership in the house of representatives tonight. we just got a message come out against the indictment, against what the doj has done. no one in senate leadership to my knowledge at this moment has come out to say anything similar. the only one in the house who has and is tom emmer. he has said nothing. he is the whip. where are your colleagues tonight? where are they? >> good question, laura. here is what i will say. if the president in power can gaol his political opponents, which is what joe biden is trying to do tonight, we don't have a republic anymore. we don't have the rule of law or constitution. our constitution is built on the basic law and due process. nobody should be in doubt of what is happening tonight. joe biden and his cronies are trying to take out the chief political opponent. this has never happened in american history. we are in dangerous dangerous waters because of joe biden. >> senator, lots of commentators on other

senator joshr josh hawley knowse this. he could have written that and loaded into the prompter himself and he lives it and fights for it every day. senator josh hawle everyy, 's your reaction to today's events ? you know, here's what i think is happening. we are seeing foaman, r the firstto time in american history, bryan, a sitting president of the united states, try to throw his opponent into jail. i mean, that's that's what's goineeing pog on here. we are seeing political targeting. i don't see joe biden getting indicted indictn wh. d i don't see joe biden who had who knows how many classified documents next to his corvetteg in his garage. but, no, this is aboutld t targetinrumpe oug donald trump y and take out a political opponent. and if they can do thi dos, bryan,longer we do not have a functioning democracy any longer . i mean, there's a couple of things going on here. you're a lawyer. good one. and you were attorney general so of your state before you became one of the youngest senators in the country. so, senator,

now, joining me now is missouri ,josh hawley. >> senator, we've hashd ever har member of leadership in the house of representatives represente d tonight just gota me a message come out against this indictment and against what the doj has done. no one in senate leadershione.p least to my knowledge at this moment, has come out to say anything similar. the only one in the house one who hasn't is to im. the wh >> he has said nothing, he said, and he's a whip. there. e your where are your colleagues tonight? where ar ce they? good. good question, laura. here's what i will say. he in power cant just jail his ga tonightopponents, which is what joe biden is trying to do tonight. we don't have a republic anymore. have the rule of law. we don't have the constitution. our constitution is builf law tn the basic rule of law and due process. and nobody should be in doubbast of what's happening tonight. whe biden and his cronies ar trying to take out their chief political opponent. this has never happened before litical . american history, laura. we are in dangerous, dangerous waters and is because o

h ho josh hawley is a senator from missouri. welcome, senator hawles y. ho >> thank you. tha you know what gallnks me aboutjw what we just watch is that they're frauds, all of theey're they all sit there and they all talk about gun control and they want to seizt gun e the weaponsf this country, innocent men and women across the country. coun joe biden's doj did, daddy's doj did was they justns set a precedent where every defense counsel in the country is going to say, cly client, he gets the hunter biden deal, which means he can get weaponssh . your thoughts on how this undermines the president's signature issuweapons.hts hoe? >> listen, i mean, this is all politics. all the time. it's obvious to anybody who looks at it. you're exactly right about the gu n control issue,earl kayleigh. i mean, clearly, when it comes to being a biden or maybe a clinton, then all of a suddene we don't care about gun fiolence all then we don't car e about firearms crimes all, then it's all fine. ths this other thi plea deal on tax evasion. give me a break. let' ox s get to the real story. did

is there republican senator josh hawley who is introducing his own bill to rein in ai says congress mustlitarily particular with ai. and in washington, raquel martin >> and we're taking a live look now at sfo this morning. we could see some pretty heavy fathers at the marine layer day. that really well. same thing. with that out there on the on the mound, it's a really beautiful natural phenomenon that we see out there. and of we could see some of the planes that are relaxing are now don't have any delays going on. and hopefully that guys coming or going or whether we have traffic going on. so it's that's a good sign there. and whether would be co-operative, you'd say, yeah, i i would say that we're going to mix the stephanie, good morning, everybody. and we're going go back to our kind of sun and clouds mixture that we saw from yesterday. >> good news with this one is we need some of this help because yesterday we had a lot of cloud cover lawfully to fight through to. we have dry air in that case. not as much this go around. so here's what's going on up in tahoe, by the way, is going to

you see major figures in both parties like elizabeth warren, sherrod brown, josh hawley, and marco rubio talking about the need to move back to stakeholder capitalism. i think this is a very important issue. i want to throw it on for discussion here. i think it's so important to our national interest to do that. thank you, barry, for eufg us this opportunity. barry: who wants to take that quickly? how do we control corporations for the public interest? or do a better job of it. patrick: by wait, a little bit before i did the bill. the corporation were over $1 billion need to get a federal charter. elizabeth warren a few years ago put in a bill that corporations over $1 billion would need to get a federal charter in which they would have responsibilities to their workers and their communities and other things. so that's an important incentive. there are people out there thinking about this issue. i think this kind of group needs to think about it as well. thank you very much. sabeel: one thing to add quickly. one of the themes from today has been the deep siloing of policy and research ar

we have a prime example of that with senator josh hawley and richard blumenthal putting out a bill last week that would strip 230 protection from the ai generated work. now we don't know exactly what that means for what that would look like in practice but that would be pretty spooky for a company like open ai and i or matters that are working on these generative products. i'm sure they wouldn't support a bill like that. what do you think of that effort? >> our 230 law was about hosting. that was the core kind of principle. not about generating content. and so i am already on record as saying that when you're talking about chatgpt, for example, which is being integrated into popular digital services and the like, it shouldn't be protected by section 230. now, the holy blumenthal bill, i've already said that i'm not for protecting generative content. i think we ought to wait a little bit and think through what the implications are before we go out writing bills. also i think there needs to be some effort to define generative ai. as it stands it could be read to include search engine, whi

i also think that's why it's so concerning that elected officials who know better, like josh hawley,a hara -- harvard educated, lawyer knows better. but is saying things that he knows is not true. they're playing right into the hands of this narrative. again, all goes back to because donald trump has a hold on the base voters a republican presidential primary. because of that, folks are concerned about alienating those voters because they, in fact, need them. >> what a weird situation where and. that narrow base of people will come out and listen to donald trump, it's getting smaller. it's still the swing base. it's the base without him -- >> swing and a primary. >> primary, correct. ron desantis is not going to win the nomination, no one else is. their hostage to this little base. >> it seems by every poll, donald trump has 30%, 35% of the republican base firmly within and it's going wherever he goes. if you are rhonda sanchez or mike pence or whoever and you're trying to appeal to some of those away, you have to make this calculated decision. do i run against their leader? do i try

republicans, good republicans like john cornyn and josh hawley and others in congress agree and peoplem the federal society and cato institute, congress in particular the republicans seem to be unwilling to actually make this happen. it's not just the republicans. the last session, the democrats latently betrayed the citizens with a house bill in the senate. they had the house, the senate and the presidency at the last minute, the democrats reneged on bankruptcy. there is an opportunity for bipartisan cooperation going forward regardless of the supreme court decision. host: tell us why you follow this issue so closely. caller: i started student loan justice.org and we started a petition before anybody was talking about canceling student loan. we started the petition that launched the idea and started the public conversation. it's been pretty amazing to be picked up by leading senators like chuck schumer and to come where it is today. today is a big day for us. as i said, the court in this issue is bankruptcy. host: what do you think the court will do on student loan forgiveness? caller

cheering and applauding] ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome from the state of missouri senator josh hawley be here. it's always good to be with patriotic, bible believing god-fearing americans were as joe biden calls you, a threat to our democracy. let me get my confessions and right up front. i'm proud to be here as a conservative but much more important, i'm proud to be here is a follower of jesus christ. [cheering and applauding] i'm not ashamed of the gospel, it is the power of god's salvation to all who believe and to our friends on the left constantly telling us faith and politics have to be separated we as christians are supposed to keep our beliefs and faith and expression inside the church. i say no way, no how. not in the united states of america. [cheering and applauding] there is not one square inch of all creation over which jesus christ is not lord and not one square inch of this country or the problems we face but the bible does not have something to say about it and it's time for christians to be bold again and take the lead again. you know in every hour of this country and

attorneys in missouri, no appointments because josh hawley said i won't approve of anybody.eople like j.d. vance and others like him are nuts. this is a big deal. it's a problem. >> claire, as you point out, once again, you have idiots that think they are trying to own the libs where not only are they hurting themselves, but in this case hurting americans, this whole deal about we are going to try and cripple the doj and defund the fbi. drug dealers cheer and celebrate, and drug gangs celebrate, and terrorists organizations just absolutely -- international terrorists organizations absolutely thrilled. these republicans that are trying to cripple america's law enforcement, they are not owning the libs but hurting themselves and their district and hurting americans. >> yeah, it is -- for a party that pretends they are all about supporting the police. they don't support the police when they are being attacked by trump's insurrectionist mob at the capitol, and they say defund the most premiere law enforcement organization in the world. it's phoney. they are phoney about wanting