mark meredith live in charleston with more on that. >> good evening, the stage behind me is where nikkiddress supporters later tonight whether or not this is a watch party or victory celebration, still to be determined. the haley campaign spent this week trying to keep her expectations low for how she could do it as many as possible haley could lose her home state but she's been up there including today talking to supporters, casting her ballot along with her mother, she's in the race regardless of what happens tonight. >> as long as you have a majority of americans saying give us a choice, i'm going to continue to fight i'm not going anywhere. i went to make sure we give americans a choice. >> haley is talking about electability asking voters to think about the polls will look like november if she were to face-off against president biden we see hypothetical matchups and haley supporters we met today say they direct pitch to them. >> we need some change for sure. we like the message of respect, we think that's been lost in the country today, certainly in politics and we feel that needs

hello again, meredith wonder for the american males. a wonderful to be here with you. last time we chatted, we talked about risks in a i. why are some people worried about a i taking over the world and destroying humanity? what is this thing that recall x a central risk? where is this coming from? how do you feel about that? oh wow. well, actually central risk is, is a thrilling story at a little bit know an emotional level. it's very activating to think of, you know, do and conflict and the sort of, you know, great power scenarios. and it's kind of catnip to a lot of powerful man. the idea that a, i this, you know, this scrape data, a big compute, you know, big models is going to somehow find the escape velocity to become sentients and super human. and we had better hold on because we either need to control that powerful, powerful, powerful ai or we're going to be superseded by there's no evidence that x a central risk is going to happen. i think there's a lot of questions around like why now did it catch on so powerfully. and i think a part of this was the answer tha

hello again, meredith. wonderful to be here. camille. a wonderful to be here with you. last time we chatted, we talked about risks in a i. why are some people worried about a i taking over the world and destroying to mattie? what is this thing they recall x a central risk? where is this coming from? how do you feel about that? or? oh, wow. well, actually, central risk is, is a thrilling story at a little bit know an emotional level. it's very activating to think of, you know, do and conflict and the sort of in great power scenarios. and it's kind of catnip to a lot of powerful man. the idea that a, i this, you know, this scrape data, a big compute, you know, big models is going to somehow find the escape velocity to become sentients and super human. and we had better hold on because we either need to control that powerful, powerful, powerful ai or we're going to be superseded by it. there's no evidence that x a central risk is going to happen. i think there's a lot of questions around like why now did it catch on so powerfully. and i think a part of this was the answer

from the entertainment industry but someone who is in south carolina at fox news correspondent mark meredith good evening, president biden is not in south carolina, he touched down in l.a. a few moments ago the polls closed a minute ago in south carolina. what's notable is not who's on the ballot but it's the first time south carolina has gone on the democratic presidential primary calendar this is a big change from where we were four years ago because it was then candidate joe biden came to south carolina for a lifeline if you will because it was he was able in the contest nomination. he did well and i will four years ago, new hampshire and south carolina so democrat revamp accountability of her trip to the impact for decades to come to his campaign headquarters in delaware as he's focusing on number general election tried to frame it up a rematch from former president trump. >> the guy we are running against he's not for anything, he's against everything. i mean it. the weirdest campaign i've ever been engaged in, even worse in terms of his behavior in the last time in 2020. >> the preside

meredith what are your thoughts around? yeah. carter i think i'm just going to take a different approach. i think the way our exhibition is set up, it's positive all the way through. good, right? and so in order to deal with the hard issues, you really have to read the texts or say what if or how come? and i think that's the only way to really address. you used the word harm. it have done or in any point and it's tough because our exhibit is extremely positive, but we do get a lot of what ifs or how how are you. so, for example, to do that. it's actually you know, we do through tours, we do it through scavenger hunts. we make people think i think important to remember that we're in the south. so there's expectations not to see people of color throughout the exhibition except in his global work and that's not true so you see it and people go who's that? and then you go on to the governor section where he his acceptance speech literally says racism ends, segregation is here. and that was early seventies. and people stop and say, wa

, today with andrew meredith, who's farmers who's the editor of farmers weekly.thank you very much for joining us this evening. how do you feel sunak speech went down today with farmers in the room. i think what most people were saying to me is that they he basically met minimum expectations . expectations. >> he came with something to say. he has some commitments to make. emote and show make. he tried to emote and show that understood farmers that he understood what farmers were through, but at the were going through, but at the end of the day, there's a lot of farmers out there that are feeling like their livelihoods are under threat, and i'm not sure assuaged those sure that he assuaged those concerns . concerns. >> of course, he did make some big funding commitments. there was some opposition in the room that just money, that this is just old money, you know, rebranded , rehashed into know, rebranded, rehashed into something new. so what more does he need to commit to get these people side? people on side? >> look in england have that >> look in england you h

mark merri bowl death is in challenge -- mark meredith is in charleston.kki haley's message to voters? reporter: she believes south carolina voters want to have voices heard and she's repeatedly said she believes there's going to be a path. we'll get a better idea tomorrow and polls close to see what that may look like. good morning to you. we later today will be seeing both former president trump and nikki haley on the stop trying to generate excitement going into tomorrow's contest and trump was dominating in the polls but haley has strong name recognition here in this state. we've seen both trump and haley on the it up p past few days -- stump past few days going at each other and for the longest time, haley made it clear she didn't want to go on attack against trump directly and trump believes he can unit the republican party going forward, haley flat out conditions that. >> let her run. if she's not running, they're not talking us. >> they don't anoint kings and we're not going to fam him the nominee. south carolineans deserve the right to vote as do

mark meredith has more from charleston on what is at stake. >> reporter: good afternoon.s better than it was in iowa or new hampshire. like you said this weekend there will be a lot of focus on this date, democrats have voted in south carolina. tomorrow is the republicans turn. we are in the low country, they will have their say between donald trump or nikki haley. the haley campaign has been going to great lengths to insist they are looking past south carolina, they know the odds are against them in tomorrow's contest. polls show donald trump leading, haley says the sub it is important to let voters have their say. >> i will promise you this. just like i did when you elected me governor twice, if you will join with me in this movement, join with me in this fight, i will spend every single day proving to you that you made a good decision. >> reporter: later this afternoon donald trump will hold the get out the vote rally in rock hill and deliver remarks in colombia donate. he locked up much support from the big names in the republican party including senator tim scott. >>

and we find mark meredith on the ground with the latest. >> griff, good afternoon to you. nikki haley's campaign is urging south carolina voters to simply give mer a chance. the state that elected her governor twice now asking for their chance mere in the presidential contest and her campaign admits this is going to be an uphill battle today. just a few minutes or so, nikki haley was casting her ballot in kiawah island, a few miles away from charleston, there with her mother having a chance to cast her ballot, a big moment for her and personal pride she talked about afterwards. she's spent the day crisscrossing the state urging republicans to take a much tougher stance against form president trump, someone who, as you know, hale served under. >> donald trump has never been near a uniform. we all know veterans, people who lost their lives in service, it's personal for us. he's never been near a uniform. he's never had to sleep on the ground. the closest he's come to harm's way if is golf ball happens to hit him on the golf course. >> some tough words from nikki haley and he

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mamark and m meredith is live ih carolina with more for us.ve the honor of going first in the 2024 democratic presidential primary but like you mentioned this is not really a close contest given he was on the ballot today. in addition to president biden as you mentioned there are two other names up for grabs right now that is a marianne williamson the author authors ws minnesota democratic congressman dean phillips. president biden spent years working with the dnc to try to move south carolina ahead of states like iowa and new hampshire we spoke to voters today who told us they were thrilled to have a higher profile role not only in this election but likely elections to come. >> we are happy to come out excited to see joe biden and ready to get it done progressively as voters we need to make it happen. even though we may not know everything about a person that we are voting for, bu we choosee best person. >> while president biden is spending much of his time this week and out west he stopped by his campaign headquarters in delaware this mornin

>> trace: mark meredith live from the white house. mark, thank you. ♪ >> trace: the iranian backed houthi rebels attacked a british owned ship on sunday forcing the crew to evacuate. let's get more information from the chief national security correspondent life from the pentagon. jennifer, good evening. >> hi, trace. the situation in the red sea escalating since friday when the state department decision to put the iranian-backed houthis back on the u.s. designated terror list came into effect. on sunday, the houthis launched two ballistic missiles at the belize flagged lebanese operated nv ruby march bolt carrier traveling from the uae to bulgaria. one of the houthi missiles successfully hit the u.k. owned ship which is now at risk of sinking according to a houthi spokesperson. the crew of the mv ruby mar was forced to evacuate the ship. the houthis also claimed to have shot down mqs reaper 9, $30 million weapon off the coast of yemen on monday. this would be the you are third drone shot down by iranian proxies. on november 8th, the h

mark meredith right now in mt. pleasant, south carolina. >> and nikki haley has been lowering expectations, yes, a native of the state and spent time crisscrossing the palmetto state, but know the odds are against them. she's been in the lowcountry as you mentioned and voting here in the next few minutes and she'll be voting not too far from charleston, proper. she's on the stump and asking americans to do soul searching and furious that trump has not decided to do the traditional debates that have been happening in the primary contest. we need to be asking the questions, i would ask him, but he won't debate me. and i look at this selection, it's been a year since i announced i was running. we had 14 people in this race. i defeated a dozen of the fellas. i just have one more fella i've got to catch up to. >> haley is also ruling out any possibility of joining the former president as his running mate if he were to get the republican nomination. there have been the rumblings for months would haley want to be the vice

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mark meredith is in mounter pleasant -- mount pleasant, south carolina.reporter: within the next hour we do expect to see the former ambassador, nikki haley, cast her ballot in today's primary. the con contest, no doubt, person for her he. it's her home state and she was twice elected governor. while haley may have the name recognition in this state, it is very clear from the if haley campaign, speaking to them, that they know it is going to be an uphill battle today. as alex was mentioning, former president trump still remains the favorite today going into concern he's got the republican establishment of the state behind him. still, haley is urging voters to consider whether or not truly trump could win over independents dependents come november if who could end up swinging this election. >> it's going to take a lot of courage, courage from everyone here. courage for me to run and courage for every one of you to know don't complain about a what happens in a general election if you don't vote in this primary. >> reporter: as neil was referencing, haley as

mark meredith at the white house.ght now is the center for american security co-chairman, fox news contributor and author of the book, war by other means, general in the trump white house, lieutenant general keith kellogg with me right now. thank you so much for being here. i want to get your re, to the response from the un united stas in the middle of the chaos in the middle east. >> yes, th thank you for havine he this morning. great interview yesterday with president trump. maria: thank you. >> what you're seeing is normalization of violence. they're dumbing down the response. the attacks have been punitive. they haven't been deterrence based. it's getting a little frustrating to watch this. i think a lot of people have got that feeling. you don't see an end p. you'll see a normalization of this as things go by. that's the wrong thing you want to happen. you want to stop it all. there's got to be a way to stop it. you generally have to go to the source. i understand the risks involved. i understand how difficult th

mark meredith, come back with news as you continue to dig through the report.ohn. >> john: tributes pouring in for country music legend toby keith gone too soon at the age of 62. after battling stomach cancer nearly two years. more on his life and legacy, william in los angeles. this is a very sad day. >> yeah, and he'll be remembered, john, of course for his music, 20 number one hits but also 200 shows overseas with u.s. troops, and built a home for children with cancer, that center will live on, along with songs like "beer for my horses," "red solo cup" and "hate me if you want to." ♪ hate me if you want to, love me if you can ♪ two years ago, he returned to the stage in december for three sold out shows in los angeles. two sold out shows in las vegas. ♪ try to love on you ♪ >> keith wrote most of his songs. he sold more than 40 million albums and inducted in the songwriter's hall of fame. after the attack on 9/11, a song that abc considered too angry and refused to air. ♪ when you hear mother freedom start ringing her bell ♪ ♪ it will feel like the whole wid

i was here, i was there, i was on meredith's house, i was touching everything.ted to be here. >> so i was really excited to be here. have you met this girl beanie? she's nuts. so one guy, he is like come. okay. and i go over. and they open and they're come in. and i walk in. and it was just a wall of prosthetic heads of every single person who has ever had a surgery on the show. i think i was on season 16. so it had been forever. >> jimmy: they save the heads? >> they save all the heads. and they're name them. they sat back, name them. that's henry, and that's jane doe, and that's loretta, and that's meredith. >> jimmy: did you really know? >> i knew everyone better than anyone they had ever seen. and there was also a fridge in the headroom, there was a fridge in there. and i open the fridge. and what's in there. cream cheese and jelly. and they're all that's how we make the babies look like they were just born. we make them into bagel babies. where am i! that was my favorite job i've ever had. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. that's a lot of enthusiasm. >> obsesse

andrew you meredith who is the editor of farmuch for joining drew you meredith who is the editor of farmuchances that european farmers have? farmers have? and to british farmers feel the same way ? feel the same way? >> good afternoon. thank you for having me. the european farmers and the british farmers have similar but not identical grievances. i think over in europe we've seen the protests since the beginning of january over a multitude of issues , over a multitude of issues, effectively a collective howl . effectively a collective howl. that the process, the . business that the process, the. business of producing food, is becoming harder and they're getting less money for it. whether that's because supermarkets are imposing harder on them or imposing harder terms on them or because regulatory burden because the regulatory burden of environmental red tape is getting higher, or getting higher and higher, or because from because the trade deals from outside the letting in outside of the eu are letting in food that it costs less to . food that it costs less to. produce. all of that is comin

mark meredith, ktvu, fox two news silicom elon musk faces more legal questions. >> a judge calls forstify over his purchase of twitter and credit card debt, reaching new highs. >> the concerns among economists that more people are having trouble making those payments, and plenty of questions today on what caused the 49ers to fall short last night, our jason appelbau joins us next o break it this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. and as the off season begins, the hurt from the painful super bowl loss will linger. no doubt. jason appelbaum with us here in studio now. we haven't seen each other, but that was a brutal. that was brutal. >> yeah, it was a tough

fox's mark meredith has more.efense secretary lloyd austin transferring his duties to his deputy over the weekend as he returns to the hospital following complications from prostate cancer treatment. the pentagon says he was admitted on sunday due to symptoms, suggesting an emergent bladder issue. in a statement, his doctors write, quote, it is not clear how long secretary austin will remain hospitalized with the current bladder issue is not expected to change. his anticipated full recovery. his cancer prognosis remains excellent at some of the complications we see are infections, urinary tract infections. >> sometimes we also see urinary retention, which means your bladder cannot empty the urine. that can be very painful. >> austin was diagnosed with prostate cancer in december and later admitted to the intensive care unit after suffering complications from surgery. the situation sparked widespread outrage in washington after austin failed to tell president biden or congress about his temporary incapacity. austin

but in part one of this discussion, meredith whitaker and camille francois challenged many of the notions that we have about a, i think they're not technologies of the many. we are the subject of a, we're not being users of a i, in most cases, when you get to the bigger models that are trained on more data. graceful biases and stereotypes get worse. and in this final episode, these amazing women discussed big tech and how to navigate the world of a i. so how do we make a less discriminatory how to resolve it's issues with privacy? and how do we tackle this or zealand business model, the well hello. hello again. there it is. wonderful to be here. camille. a wonderful to be here with you. last time we chatted, we talked about risks in a flyer. some people worried about a i taking over the world and destroying to mattie. what is this thing they recall ex, essential risk. where is this coming from? how do you feel about that? oh wow. well, accidental risk is, is a thrilling story at a little bit know an emotional level. it's very activating to think of, you know, do and conflict and the sort

and how do we make the big tex account, the meredith? i'm so happy to be here with you tonight. so you're the president of cigna all my favorite way to send messages these days in your, in a scholar in your own right. you co founded in a research organization called a i now which you continue to advise. and i actually have the great pleasure of sharing an office with you when we're both colleagues at google. yes. who's 10 years ago? well, um, 2 years ago, back then you were already interested in machine learning and its impact on society . yeah, i mean, i remember these formative conversations talking with you talking with a, you know, that's a concern, whispered network about what is going on. why is this, you know, at that point more on proven still out, improve in technology and being infiltrated into so many products and services at google. why is everyone being incentivized to develop machine learning it? what actually is this and why are we trusting such significant determinations? about our lives and our institutions to systems that are trained on data that we know to be

dispute between come to the constitutional court and parliament over the rejection of candidates that meredith further investigation and assertion that is widely rejected by the opposition which claims that it is just an attempt to collect the power legal reaction on the streets of set a goal, what tensions are still running high. so we can also understand the president who has given for 12 years and in one week decides to delay the next election submit button. so that's why i decided to wake up very early and travel free hours to deca . they want to full assess to accept the political will a president should not behave like this. able to fight voted for mackie silent, 2012 and in 2019. and now i regret typically this, even this also some plus says 1960, from independence day to now we have never had an election postpone. i suspect that it was not postponed. com. so if that's what they are doing in the low make is a sense what the president, once along with these partners, that means that democracy is neutralized. everything you see today is a dictatorship that doesn't say using the countless

and then they all went in meredith's mini van. it is so nice to be back in a country that has movies. i bet, you guys. can i come? oh, lake wobblegon's on. do you guys-- are you cool with that? guy (on radio): the lutherans brought their banana bread, but fred nordquist had no appetite. he was thinking about his pair of new boots. it's been 10 years, after all, and as he told mrs. nordquist, it would take two years to get comfortable with the new boots. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, jordan klepper! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm jordan klepper. we've got a great show for you tonight. we're going to dig into some of the big stories of the day. oscar-nominated filmmaker cord jefferson is here. [cheers and applause] yes, but first, let's get into headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] as we all know, the super bowl was on sunday. the kansas city chiefs won. [laughs] three kansas

guise of national securities in order to scare tucker out of during the interview. tucker, probably, meredith, aided on this for sometimes check with his lawyers and decided there's nothing that can prevent me from doing this interview. loves i. and when i was working with james so key, i tried to secure an interview with james, a key for the interview, flattened or approved, and i don't have the exact the best contact. but tucker carlson has clearly to interview. he is a huge event, including the someone who leaves a country that sits on united nations security council. and this is a nation who the united states worked with less than a decade ago to kill terrace in the middle east. so clearly a lot of what's going on a deserves investigation and deserve scrutiny. and that's certainly what a tucker carlson interview was bothering or who is gonna provide. all right, how would you rate the likelihood that best, suppose an interview with the russian president would actually take place the you know, we're, we're hearing that separate. carl said, last, the executive president's office in russia. t

. >> steve: mark meredith joins us. >> mark: good morning.ight, lawmakers have some reading to do with this package released overnight. senators have been working on this for months. we are talking about $118 million to cover foreign aid and specific money going toward ukraine and 14 billion to israel, 2 biltion to central command in the gulf of aden and additional money to help folks in gaza. under the proposal, mandatory shutdown of the border if 5000 are encountered. this shut down the border automatically and create a new border emergency authority while getting more people to help control the border. one of the key architects is james lankford of oklahoma. >> we have to mand torilly deport everyone rather than release everyone. that is what this does. people think it is counting 5000 in and releasing them. we add ankle monitors for family groups that come through to track any individual when we don't have capacity, things that make this a stronger system. gaps in the law get closed. >> mark: hearing from the president about this proposal

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we begin with mark meredith who is in mount pleasant with the latest. >> reporter: we've had pleasant weather until this hour. storms not impacting people showing up to the polls. there could be stronger turned out which could have a big impact on the republican party going forward. donald trump will be back in south carolina speaking to supporters in columbia. he was at the cpac conference in suburban maryland, trump favored to win, a number of his surrogates out there. he has the republican party backing his bid. nikki haley is a household name. she's trying to get out the vote all she can crisscrossing from upstate to low country and told reporters after getting a chance to cast your ballot alongside her mother that she believes voters are thirsty for an alternative. >> i hope the people of south carolina listen to that. there's a choice. we can leave the drama and the chaos, the incompetence and go to something that is normal. >> one thing haley has to address is whether she's going to stay in the race for months to come or after the next contest in michigan, supertuesday. the cam

mark meredith live in charleston, south carolina. >> good evening, wrapping up nikki haley state offstageuesday hands and meet people putting of the law on the line for her. they came up short. nikki haley losing her home state in the haley campaign spent a lot of time last several days trying to lower expectations, realizing it was former president trump was the favorite to win and he did that. she mentioned trump speech, i thought was interesting, she pivoted back to the speech we heard the last couple of days even after she admitted she lost the race so almost like returned to the message we would hear she goes on from south carolina because that's what she's going to do, heading out of south carolina going to michigan for events starting tomorrow night into the weekend super tuesday state and haley made it clear she wants to stay in the race. here's what she had to say in the last hour. >> i said earlier this week no matter what happens in south carolina, i would continue to run for president. [cheering] i'm a woman of my word. not giving up this fight when a majority of americans dis

mark meredith with the haley campaign was a great team standing by with analysis here. begin. >> the trump campaign came out and said even before polls closed and before they open, they shifted their focus one 100% to the general election. that's what you've been feeling in the rooms, the whole of confidence. we seen the confidence for weeks now. the former president only spent a fraction of the time and money and south carolina former governor haley as if speaking with voters along the way while we cannot hear what would you like to see more? they said we think he's been here enough, clement told us even if he didn't come to south carolina at all, he still likely win by the same margins and they anticipate he will tonight and that's the former president is looking for, the large double digit margin in helping it discourages haley from continuing along this path much further down the campaign earlier this week they project to the have to three and a half weeks it was secure enough delegates for the nomination. >> let's go get our first check in on how the state looks li

fox team covering now, jonathan turley on trump's legal troubles, alexandria hoff, but first, mark meredith live at the white house. has the president responded to tlaib's political punch yet? >> no, but it could reignite the debate whether or not the president can or should be the democratic party standard bearer. he kept his comments focused on foreign policy but is the issue of foreign policy, specifically u.s. support for israel, that has congresswoman tlaib, a palestinian american, making this plea for the party to abandon biden. >> right now we feel completely neglected and just unseen by our government. if you want us to be louder, then come here and vote uncommitted. >> a poll taken shows 20% of registered voters believe the president will be replaced as the nominee. 27% say not at all likely so voters are split here. plenty of high profile support in his party and the surrogates racing to his defense, including michigan congresswoman debbie dingell. >> there's nobody better than joe biden. i think the campaign needs to let him get out there and be who he is and i am sick and tired

mark meredith on what's next now for the haley team. live in d.c. >> nikki haley will take her campaign to utah today rallying supporters and despite last night's loss in michigan haley is making it clear she wants to stay in the race for at least several more days. >> first of all, let's look at all the early states. in every one of the early states, yes, did trump win? i'll give him that. >> president trump's campaign is not thinking about nikki haley staying in the race. trump himself is still talking about haley posting this morning haley got trounced last night losing michigan by over 42 points. looking forward to super tuesday where she is doing even worse if that's possible. i'm leading states by over 60 points. people don't like her and know she can't beat biden or any democrat. in less than a week primary voters in 15 states get their states to weigh in. super tuesday, texas, california, north carolina. we're also watching next week rnc voting members in houston to decide who should run the party going forward. the current chai

mark meredith in south carolina thank you very much. bring in brian brenberg with us for the whole hour. brian is of course a professor and likes to talk about politics as well. my question to you, brian, this morning: is south carolina kind of a litmus test for the biden campaign or not? >> yeah, he's got to have great performance in south carolina he's right about one thing, it's the reason he's the president right now, but he's done a very bad job with some of these contenders who frankly shouldn't be contenders for him. dean phillips shouldn't be in contention and marianne williamson shouldn't be polling much in the polls. they're both doing better than expected because president biden just does not inspire confidence, even among those who are his most administer den supporters and who share his governing nosofio. they look at him and say maybe you had the right ideas but don't seem like the right guy. you better clean up in south carolina we'll see what happens. ashley: i'm looking at video of the president and talk about frailness