America’s Coach
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How is Trump building momentum for the midterm elections?
Time for the five.
Hello everybody, I'm Jesse Waters along with Emily Campano, Harold Ford Jr., Dana Perino, and Greg Gutfeld. It's five o'clock in New York City, and this is the five.
Football, golf, and the bots. President Trump getting his midterm mojo going with a jam-pack weekend. On Saturday, a touchdown in Knoxville to a roaring reception at the Texas Tennessee game. On Sunday, he was in Illinois for the President's Cup, presenting the trophy after the Americans beat the international team. And then it was back to DC to wine and dine anthropic CEO Dario Amade. Trump's also Also racking up more wins for the American people. The president touting plans for the largest steel plant in American history in Iowa and gave his midterms outlook. Listen.
What is your message to voters heading into the midterms?
We have great people and we're running against uh communists, lunatics, socialists, we're running against people that are gonna open up the water. We have we have a border just came out seventeen months in a row. We have no people coming at zero, which is hard to believe even, but that's what it is. I don't put out the numbers. And uh we have a strong border. We have the best economy, the biggest investment in the history of our country.
And that's not all.
Could AI pose catastrophic risks, and are online harms to children being overlooked?
Tomorrow, President Trump hosts his AI Golden Age Summit, bringing together some of Tech's biggest brains. Bill Gates didn't make the list, probably because he's ditching climate doom for AI doom, warning the bots are putting a billion lives at risk. AI
is certainly powerful enough. to drive the vents uh that, you know, cause a billion deaths, you know, so even though it's pretty hard to get to a hundred percent, there's never been a weapon as powerful as the combination of people with ill intent uh using the the latest AI tools.
A billion deaths, Emily. A billion from the bots.
Look, he Bill Gates has been sounding the apocalyptic alarm for a long time now, right? Remember remember back in twenty fifteen, uh epidemic would kill ten million people in twenty seventeen. It was a pan a path vet uh pathogen that would kill thirty million twenty eighteen, a pandemic killing thirty three million in less than six months. You get the idea. But then AI came around and in twenty twenty three. He warned warned of human extinction. And then since then raised the alarm three times this year alone. And if he's right and it does kill us all, I will apologize in heaven. But up until now, I don't think his track record has been very accurate. And here's the problem I have with it is that it's dominating, obviously, headlines and attention and New York State just is convening
An Illuminati council meeting that they've never done before, and they're threatening to subpoena all the AI companies. But that's all hypothetical. And what about the victims now? What about those child victims of tech now that none of those tech companies and none of those important people are sounding the alarm about whatsoever? Nick Mick, the National Center for Exploited and Missing Children, they're tracking over 115,000 cases of child sex trafficking. Trafficking and 50,000 cases of financial sex torsion. Of that crime, at least 36 teenage boys have killed themselves over. What about the nine-year-old who was became pregnant because she was gang raped after being kidnapped, because she was plucked from her house after Roblox?
The whole point is these hypos mean nothing to us. And that is all we are talking about, and all they are talking about. And these are the same companies that deny that liability. For every single one of those suicides and every single one of those trafficking situations. So none of that means anything to me, but I I think to all of those families that have real loss right now, they would love a little bit of attention on the tech that's happening right now.
Harold, what do you think happened at the big dinner last night, ten o'clock? Uh Emoti and Trump in the oval. What do
you think went down? Good to see everybody. Hope you had a good weekend.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How is Trump building momentum for the midterm elections?
0:00–1:24
2
Could AI pose catastrophic risks, and are online harms to children being overlooked?
1:24–5:08
3
Should the U.S. regulate artificial intelligence or prioritize innovation?
5:08–16:46
4
Why are swing-state Democrats distancing themselves from AOC?
16:46–26:32
5
Are Trump’s crime policies and border crackdown reducing crime?
26:32–33:43
6
Why are celebrities criticizing Ed Sheeran over the Macklemore controversy?
33:43–36:55
7
Do small dogs signal confidence and masculinity in men?
36:55–38:26
8
What lighter stories and personal moments close out The Five?
38:26–40:10