but the stuart johns, maddie's high mattered. with maddie's mother, chelsea. wow. chelsea, why don't you, first, just tell us what happened to poor little maddie. >> so the week before her 4th birthday, we were celebrating. it was literally the best and the with worst day of our lives. so my son's 18th birthday and our middle daughter, she was getting baptized at our church. and so all of our family, our friends were gathered. we spent the afternoon hanging out with everybody enjoying lunch, laughing, and then the afternoon we went to run some errands and do a couple things. and on the way to stu and kelly's house, our car was struck by an illegal who failed to yield at a stop sign. and maddie was taken instantly. rachel: wow, or chelsea. >> in that cash. rachel: it's such a tragic story and just a reminder of how quickly life changes. but in this case, maddie didn't have to die. there was somebody here who shouldn't have been here and was doing something illegal both in being here and in this accident. i guess, stewart, you're t

it is john stuart mill. he quotes him not to say that he's disagreeing, but he quotes to say, i'm agreeing and he's agreeing with what i just presented, which is that mill who argues that there will come a point where the conversation will move from one orthodoxy to another orthodoxy and we are now at that point. therefore, we can no longer tolerate the conservatives in our midst who are the party of hate. we just spell it h8. that is hate. i took a picture of this. this is from the postscript in 1968 anit got a lot of attention. what i really want to point out is that this is one of the instances in addition to the several others in the essay where he quotes mill favorably is giving him the kind of justification for whcertain kinds of need to be shut down. here, he peals to the individual mental superiority of those in the progressive party, which justifiereckoning one person's opinion to more than one. one person's opinion is equivalent to re than one, which where he represents govement and proposed plural

stuart: john mclemore sr.re ii are with me now with their new cook book, gather and grill. welcome to the program. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: hope you brought us f ood. >> yes, sir. stuart: not hitting the ribs that hit the floor. >> that is the rib with your name on it. stuart: you're meat guys and dental in plant-based food, do you? >> no, sir. we're all about bringing the real genuine beef. we're back at "fox & friends" and 44 farms out of texas s upplying with us all the beef. john has a farm and he's been in a barn daminium at his home and we're doing all the cooking. >> we have acres and our is recreational. we do a lot of hunting and more for fun and support. but we work with a lot of great brands and ranches that have authentic ranches, 44 farms is a fifth generation, one of the largest registered black angus ranches in america. it's tough for small business so they're trying to help them. stuart: you've got how many farm s? >> so in harris county, georgia, we've got three farms we do h unting on. s

it's john stuart mill. he quotes him as agreeing with him and he's agreeing with the milk but i just present to you which know who argues they will come a point where the conversation will move from one orthodoxy to another one and we are now at that point. therefore we can no longer tolerate the conservatives in our midst who are the party of. we dispel it. here's one of the moments when he quotes no from the postscript written in 1968 that got a lot of attention as a postscript but what i wanted to point out this is one of the instances in addition to the several other instances in the essay where he quotes mill favorably as giving him the justification for why certain kinds of interlocutors need to be shut down that here he appeals to the individual mental superiority of those in the progressive party which justifies reckoning one person's opinion is equivalent to more than one. one person's opinion is equivalent to more than one and this is where he famously honest essay of representative renner propose

it's john stuart mill. he quotes him as agreeing with him and he's agreeing with the milk but i just present to you which know who argues they will come a point where the conversation will move from one orthodoxy to another one and we are now at that point. therefore we can no longer tolerate the conservatives in our midst who are the party of. we dispel it. here's one of the moments when he quotes no from the postscript written in 1968 that got a lot of aention as a postscript but wh i wanted to point out this is one of the instances in addition to the several other instances in the essay where he quotes mill favorably as giving him the justification for why certain kinds of interlocutors need to be shut down that here he appeals to the individual mental superiority of those in e progrsive party which justifies reckoning one person's opinion is equivalent to more than one. one person's onion is equivalent to more than one and this is whe he famously honest essay of representative renner proposed to people

stuart: that's john lennon nor the beetles and one of the earliest reportings of the beatles in 1961 or 1962 before they game famous. next, 11:00 eastern time and friday, may 24th. the nasdaq doing well this morning. it's up 150 points but the dow not recovering after yesterday's 600 point loss. it is up 50 however. show me big tech. we did this with just a few moments ago and they were all up, same story now and they're all up, meta is up 2% and apple, alphabet, microsoft and amazon, they're all up this morning. and 10-year treasury yield getting perilously close to 4%. now this, biden's green new deal includes $3 billion for environmental justice, whatever that means. who gets it? the radicals get it. far left causes that have very lit toll do with climate are take ago ton of your money. a$600 million goes to the grant maker program and the environmental protection agency and the bureaucrats hand out money to dozens of activist groups like the climate justice alliance and they get $50 million. now, this is a group that champions hamas and the palestinians and vilifies israel. what

stuart: interesting. professor john yoo, thank you for joining us this morning, sir. ciate it. thank you. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: department of homeland security warning ai could threaten the election. ashley, how so? ashley: jewaun, cyber enabled hacking and spoof campaigns and threatening or plotting attacks against symbols of the u.s. elections. federal officials say the advances of ai can be used to influence and discord and increasing fist indication and department of homeland security is worrying that ai tool cans be used to confuse or overwhelm voters and election staff by creating or sharing altered or deep fake pictures or videos or targeted and election days and claims that a polling station is closed or polling times have changed or to generate or promote false information online. ai can be a very powerful weapon, especially in the battle of disinformation. stuart: that's a wide margin, 7 seconds. riley gain os than coming up for you. if you're thinking ochre time soon, one company wants you to consider buy ago permanent room on a luxury cruise ship. the

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what would you save and what, what would you say back to john stuart about what you know and what you'vened i'm with him. >> i don't mock it. i'm saddened by it. the fact that so many people don't trust what we do, like the book is very much about what what did i learn and trying to start political start axios in this crazy digital environment. obviously, you've dedicated your life. i've dedicated my life to trying to get to the closest approximation of the truth. and you have a lot of forces out there that have tried to diminish the work that we do. and quite frankly, i think there's things that people in the media have done to diminish some of the work that we do but i always tell people you better step back and be careful with what you're playing with here because you're playing with fire if we suddenly have a country that trust nothing, and there's no sources of common truth. it's going to be really hard to govern. it's gonna be really hard to avoid protests and know what's really happening on these campuses. and if you look back at the history of the country a free press is such an

stuart: thank you, john. this is interesting. lets new yorkers see dublin, ireland, in realtime. it's reopened. i'm not familiar with this and explain to me. why was it shut down to begin with? ashley: well, you're right. it was contained in a sculpture and supposed to be lively between new york and dublin and enabling people to see each other and creating a sense of join connectedness and instead the portal had to be shut down to deter deviate and disturbing behavior to answer your question, stu. from the irish side people gotten up close to the camera and holding up phones with the 9/11 attacks and while in new york, women flashed their breasts on the live stream. seems like irish got better of the deal and both screens have been blurred now to obstruct the camera and new york sculpture with on side security and more fencing and signage in place and streaming 24 hour as day and exhibit operating live from 6:0. seems like a good idea. kind of interesting. stuart: quite right, ashley. quite right. moral high ground. very well don

stuart: later in the show, michael moore encouraging anti-israel protesters to occupy buildings on college campuses. johnvine, 13 federal judges say they will not hire law clerks from columbia university. they say the ivy league has turned into an incubator of bigotry. madison alworth has the story after this. stuart: one hour's worth of business, the dow's appointed 16 points, small loss for the nasdaq, dead flat for the s&p. look at the movers. explain why disney is so far down this morning. ashley: down big after missing revenue, down 9%. it's worth noting, business turned a profit the first time ever. perhaps ceo bob iger's plan after taking the number one spot starting to see results. disney is far outpacing the average s&p gains so some of the selling today may be a bit of a correction. peloton seeing gains after private equity firms by the fitness brand, the ceo will be stepping down, 15% of the workforce would be cut and just a reminder peloton reported a loss for 15 consecutive quarters. up 12.5%. look at nvidia down on the news that apple is pursuing its own design for ai chips. nvidia has been

john. brian: i will go with number 2, i will thank you. stuarte born in america, 4.9 million were named james. thanks for joining us, see you on "the big money show". time is up for us. coast-to-coast is now. neil: all rise

anytime we do a fallback we will mentioned that he has been immortalized by john stuart who has returnedge. these days he hosts the weekend. this is a trial fallback. what is on your list? >> three things. one, among the most serious of my three, the lack of any audiovisual coverage of this trial. in a general way, the fact that the entertainment figure, donald trump, became president and is being tried for his crimes as president, deserves in some epic poetic justice way, to be covered live in the courtroom. new york state is one of the very, very, few states in the u.s. that do not allow any television coverage of trials. most states, the trials are on tv. it makes no sense in general what we, new york and louisiana, danette. i do not know anything else about which that can be said. that seems a mistake. this trials seems like the ultimate case of where transparency would be a good thing and would serve the public. the last four years, the supreme court has had their or arguments live. maintained the decorum. there is no television of clarence thomas sitting back or whatever. it is sou

stuart: south dakota senator john thune, thank you for joining us. of new york is eric adams. he you wants the thousands of migrants already in the city to become lifeguards. tell me more. >> there's a life are shortage, the he wants them to fill those openings but what is raising eyebrows is mayor adams's reasoning for this. he says migrants are uniquely qualified to become lifeguards because of their swimming ability. >> we had a migrant and asylum-seekers are planned that states those jobs that are in high demand we can expedite. how do we have a large body of people in our city, in countries that are excellent swimmers and at the same time we need lifeguards? the only obstacle is we don't give them right to work to become a lifeguard. doesn't make sense. >> the mayor's office says this is nothing new from the mayor. he's been pushing to put thousands of migrants in new york city to work. this is the first time it's a good fit for the job because they are excellent swimmers and mayor adams is the second elected official in new york in the last cou

stuart: got it. senator john barrasso, thank you very much for coming back on the show today. to see you soon. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: yes, sir. democrats want president biden to investigate grocery stores. [laughter] all right, lauren, what are they looking for? lauren: potential antitrust violations. potential price manipulation. let me give you an example. how about investigate investigating the fees that some of the bigger or companies pay to the food stores for more shelf space. how come certain companies give customers rebates and others don't, and why haven't they reduce prices since covid? i actually do want to know that. nonetheless, high grocery prices undercut the biden economic message. they are absolutely desperate to bring the cost of food down, and latest effort is being led by senator elizabeth warren -- stuart: oh, i should have known. >> lauren: she's calling for executive action and a task force to investigate. stuart: oh, that'll work. [laughter] lauren: maybe look into the problems why are food prices so high. weather conditions, labor? if. stuart: s

not apparently according to john kerry. stu. stuart: thanks, ash.t and closer look at winners. caterpillar, amazon, amgen and they're all winners on the dow. missouri attorney general wants the justice department to hand over all communications to investigating or prosecuting donald trump. were these prosecutions coordinated by the department of justice? that's a no no. we'll ask the missouri attorney general, next. ♪ lauren: duo lingo is down and they grew daily active users to over 30 million and the issue is they're growing at slower expirate stock's down despite raising guidance fors year. we haven't heard that from any companies but it's a severe reaction. stuart: another stock selling off sharply is roblox. lauren: yeah, dialed back current quarter revenue guidance and not just us saying it looks severe but web bush saying it's a harsh reaction to numbers not terrible and wall street e xpecting more from companies in an economy they see being uncertain or slowing down. stuart: two republican officials are urging the department of justice to in

stuart: did he say what i thought he said? john levine is with us.aid trump is going to destroy democracy, destroy the world. >> all these people raring to vote for trump until they heard the words of robert they niro, then changed their mind. i want -- wonder what percentage of the voting population that is. and 80-year-old man, wonder if this is elder abuse, who is putting up to this, yc being trotted out by the biden campaign to make speeches. for a lot of viewers who grew up with the deer hunter and goodfellas and taxidriver thomas said to see such an iconic american actor reduced to being a political puppet. stuart: politicized the trial. such an obviously political event, no way around that. >> such a long line, wrote clinton and barbra streisand, they think people care what celebrities think and they don't, does not move the needle at all. stuart: next, squad member, rashida tlaib recently slammed biden's handling of gaza, called him an enabler of genocide. i object to using that word in that way connected to biden or america or israel. >> it'

back with a special leyen monday through wednesday, catch those jordan clever and this week old john stuart on thursday how many centrals the daily show tonight at 11? comedy central, cnn is central, tomorrow. >> seven eastern donald trump just spoke as ct ramp for the day. here's what he said oh, we just heard three weeks. >> i don't they were finished today and they are finished today. what's happening? i thought there was going to be finished today and then 1234 weeks, the judge asked and play right into the judges and the judges so happy about two to three waves because they all want to keep me on the campaign trail that's all this is about, this about a legend interference. and we stop it. >> all right, just an excerpt from mr. trump's remarks after court adjourned today. let's bring in cnns daniel jiao, de. he's fact checking what we just heard from mr. trump. daniel, anything jump out at you? >> well, obviously can't definitively fact check what mr. trump thought would be the timeline for the trial, but i can't say there's no basis for thinking the prosecution case would be done toda

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well, here's what one man, john stuart from the daily show. they're taking on this controversy. know what they had to say contrary to your conservative book industry, the outrage is just coming from the left. >> it's coming from the left. the right for the right, for the left, and the swifties. and why a reader's and anybody who dares to lift their head up? to say anything, we are not censored or silence. we are surrounded by an inundated with more speech that has ever existed in the history of communication. and it is all weaponized by professional outrage. hunters of all stripes is this an instance of cancel culture are outraged hunter that he's describing attacking this beach, or is there a different points called no. >> i mean, i think there is outrage on the speech, but i don't think he's been canceled. >> i mean, i don't see really the kind of outrage it's where my god, he's gotta get off of twitter or x, or social platforms. >> i think he's been given the space to your points for michael these are his views, but it's also and i hope this is the case that continues to be t

. >> but this was john stuart last night on media coverage saturation coverage, shall we say of this trial? >> it has been another big week of water wall non stop to coverage, ubiquitous coverage is numbing fading into televised wallpaper with insight that only occasionally crackles through, such as, he greeted her at his hotel room and satin or silk pajamas which smooth materials. but satin our thanks to the daily show producers for being cnn this morning, viewers michael is it breaking through? >> is like, is this something americans are actually talking about focusing on, or is it all just noise in an incredibly noisy political environment? >> i assure you to the extent there are still water coolers and offices and people still go to offices. this is what people are talking about. i hear the same criticism that you just heard from john stewart. i'll get telephone calls on the radio today. why are you talking about this? again? how could i not be talking about this? it's got all the elements and it's a former president and he's the republican standard baer is it breaking through? i

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my preference as it political independent, i liked someone like bill maher i like someone like john stuart, someone that's really going to try to make fun in both sides. >> but at the end of the day, i mean, both of those guys are no fans of donald trump i mean, jamaal, what do you think the late night hosts or even accomplishing by doing this? i mean, is it mostly actually succeeding in helping them raise money? because i mean $26 million, that's pretty decent for one night fundraiser. are they moving votes? >> well, celebrities don't move votes for candidates, but what they will do is provide a platform for the candidate to be able to show some part of themselves that they, you know, people will want to see again, i love the show with a lot of people don't believe why it's big television. people are watching things on their phones, even and even when they watched the show, they watch it in clips because they're seeing it from what people sharing it. and so what they're trying to do from a political perspective is get in as many people both palms as they possibly can through these platfor

stuart: cleared the encampment last night. pennsylvania senator john fetterman talked about the rematch between biden and trump. what did he say? lauren: he told brett pennsylvania will determine 2024 and it might go for trump. stuart: he said that? >> there's a risk that trump can win. most people thought it was going to be a joke, spent too much time across the state and i realized something is happening. i have the conversation in 2020 that some of those polls had biden up 5 points. you can't have 25,000 people show up, that's not a 5 point race and 24 is going to be very competitive and close. i believe biden is going to win but anyone that takes trump seriously do that at their own peril and he has a connection in pennsylvania. lauren: he wears a hoody. he's a man of the people. he was asked about these trials. fetterman said i must senator and i don't know what's going on. i can't keep it straight. that's a redmeat real issue for many voters especially in pennsylvania that will determine this election. he says it will go for biden but when you ar

stuart: a new season, the pursuit with john rich.r us. >> the news is so negative. on the receiving end, they pursued happiness, all backgrounds and all stripes. it is vivek ramaswamy and wolfgang pack. i got to sit with a great chef and talk about his pursuit of happiness. if you are looking good for a break, tune in and watch the pursuit saturday night. stuart: that is 8:00 eastern time. i will watch because i am one of those people who came to america and really loves the place. good man, see you soon. back to the markets real fast, we are up 137, 82 points higher for the nasdaq, still ahead. we are awaiting president biden. he is expected to deliver remarks any moment now. we will bring it to you live, third hour of "varney and company" moments away. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm think

john mosby and jeb stuart had guys in their command whose specialty was climbing the telegraph pole cutting the wire and then hold doing the wire to their toes so that spark would react. the saliva and they could read the dots and dashes. how'd you like that for a job description description and and so so there was the skill was was widespread. sir, here we got we got one right down here. one more. so thank you i know that there a trans-atlantic telegraph that in 1850 president buchanan talked of tried talk to queen victoria. yep. did abraham lincoln. in this attempt to win the civil war ever talk internationally cross atlantic to bring victoria or anywhere in the british government and great question the magic of ten. great question. there are no records such as i showed today of something like that. and you the great sort you're you're right i came this close from mentioning this when i was saying was no telegraph at the white house. 1858. buchanan has a telegraph key put in the white house from the east room of the white house so that he can receive and respond to. queen victoria's teleg

stuart: number two senate republican john thune says inflation is the keyer issue this november. -- keye is on the show. >>> congressman cory mills defended trump outside the new york city courthouse yesterday. watch this. >> what did we learn here today? what we've learned is that michael cohen, whos has no credibility, who has perjured himself multiple times, has actually admitted to defrauding the trump organization. stuart: mills calls this election or interference at a its finest. mills is next. ♪ if. ♪ ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. (ella) fashion moves fast. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) we get more control of prod

stuart, thanks for joining the conversation. john, you're with us all morning, we appreciate that.'ll hear more about the the markets in my interview coming up with jeffrey gunla ap. he talked about the macro story, the fed, and we'll talk about that coming you up. quick break, congressman dan meuser is here, he'll be in the courtroom today with president trump on day 20 of the president's so-called hush money trial, what he's expecting to hear after the break. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. ♪ (luke) this will be a gold mine of local intel. just you wait. (marci) right. so, tell us about this corn festival? (stylist 1) oooh you got your corn pudding... you got your corn chowder... (marci) so... is it safe around here? (stylist 2) sometimes. (luke) if a family of eight were to need a cold plunge, where would they find it? (stylist 1) ...and then they dip it in butter, then bam, it goes right in. (stylist 2) ...really cute vampire bar. (stylist 1) the reverend does like a blessing on the corn. (luke) donut shops. how far from here? (marci) n

stuart: pride paid-back. lauren, all ready. johnget a bucket of electricity? very funny, john. grady, do you want a car? >> i don't want a car and i take the train and i have encouraged family members to try electric cars for local and on the highway, i wouldn't want to get squeezed. stuart: this is from richard, stu, i noisy recordings you're a fan of rolling stones, as am i. they're in your neck of the woods at the end of this month. will you be attending or taking the crew? >> i'm not generous with the crew and not planning on going. lauren: tickets are like $100 next week. let's go. stuart: that's not expensive. by concert standards. lauren: it's a bucket list item and not much time left. they're old. so am i. stuart: best concert you've been to. >> one of the very best was james taylor and i was 7 years old and might not agree with his politics and makes good music and was on the beatles apple records. lauren: let me pile on. the best concert if you want to know, concerts, plural. stuart: no debate audience is a good thing. it

all right, john, thank you for stuart sequoyah theater in mill valley. >> announces they are reopening to announce they are taking over the new lease from the former holder said in march after talks of closures, california film institute says they plan on renovating the theater. the future. but for now, they are excited to welcome local patrons back to enjoy fantastic films, executive director and founder of california institute mark fish can says the reopening of sequoyah theater underscores cfi is dedication to supporting the arts and and shrine in the cultural landscape. mill valley. acting governor. lanny keller, kodiak has declared may 22nd as harvey milk day. so milk was the first openly politician in california and yesterday would have been his 94th birthday. he tragically became a martyr not long after being elected to the san francisco board of supervisors leaves killed in city hall. this is back in 1978. each year. may 22nd sars has an opp%rtunity to help and celebrate the lgbtq+. community. i'm 50 12 for celebrates api heritage month. we're highlighting a college program. th

any student of john stuart mill would tell you that , but of would tell you that, but of course, i'mous climate. people who have written on the trans issue, people have written about colonialism , or people who about colonialism, or people who have expressed very legitimate concerns and grievances about mass immigration or the anti—racist movement. they too, have also been silenced and what i worry about is this, and this is what drove me to write the book, is that if i'm not going to say i'm normal, but if sensible people don't take these issues on head on and confront the, the, the, the, the, the unpalatable truths of living in multicultural western europe, if censor people don't do it, then who will? well, we know who will take these issues on. okay. and those are people that have, it must be said, some anti—democratic tendencies. and i say that what we need for there to be a centrist revival is for centrists to reclaim , is for centrists to reclaim, these issues, to talk about these issues, to talk about these issues, to talk about these issues in a reasoned manner, because the a

john mcclellan of arkansas, henry jackson of washington, and stuart symington of missouri. those hearings lasted from february of 53 through march of 90, 54 for the reports came out beginning in january. of 1954. what can you tell us about the other members of the committee? did they agree with senator mccarthy? were they eager to be on this committee and do this investigation? well, you have to understand the context of the government affairs committee and the permanent subcommittee on investigations. government affairs committee was not the most desirable committee for members to be on. it was sort of a place where newer members, first term members, would would end up serving because more experienced, more senior members would want to be on higher profile committees. so the interesting thing about the makeup of the committee and particularly that permanent subcommittee, which did the actual investigations and held the hearings, was that was that all of them, except for one, were first term members, including mccarthy himself. he was still in his first term and at least on

. >> jim , can i just give you >> jim, can i just give you a quote here from john stuart mill, who wroteminus one were of one opinion and only one were of one opinion and only one person were of the contrary opinion , mankind would be no opinion, mankind would be no more justified in silencing that one person than he, if he had the power, would be justified in silencing mankind. good point, isn't it? >> you can continue to have your denial to yourself, to your family in the front room. nobody's going to bash the door down and arrest you. i'm talking aboutin down and arrest you. i'm talking about in the public domain. >> in the public domain, specific example. so we saw dunng specific example. so we saw during the covid crisis , various during the covid crisis, various even scientific journals, medical journals saying that the idea that it could have leaked from a lab in wuhan was a racist conspiracy theory and must not be. it was settled. they said it must not be said. and various people had their accounts deleted online. various prominent epidemiologists that turned out probably to be c