white house officials while the president is overseas is that all the sound that you just heard back on capitol hill has happened while president biden has been down. we're on exactly opposite schedules from the east coast of the united states. we don't expect to see president biden again for several more hours. neil? >> neil: that could explain the darkness behind you. thanks, my friend. it's a surreal environment. peter doocy in japan with the president. meanwhile, we're getting word that a lot of conservatives are sending a warning to kevin mccarthy you better not dilute this debt deal or compromise our core principals. brian stiles joins us now, the wisconsin republican. sits on the house capitol market subcommittee. kind enough to join us. congressman, what would be your definition of kevin mccarthy potentially diluting some of your priorities? what would they be? >> what we put forward is a sensible and reasonable bill to
investing in it on his own and his fears about the same technology came up a lot. i want you to react to this. >> a.i. is more dangerous than, say, mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production. in the sense that it's -- it has the potential of civilization destruction. >> neil: what do you think? >> yeah, boy, those are scary thoughts. look, he's right in many ways. a.i. was the top modernization priority for men when i was secretary of the army. as secretary of defense when i put out, core principals that would good night our work on a.i. it's important that sooner rather than later that as a nation we adopt those types of principals to responsibly develop a.i. and promote them
politically driven. it's a stunning and worrisome poll. just goes to show what mark is saying in his op-ed is correct. it harming our political process. >> mark penn, you use those words. you say free speech and equal justice under the law. the erosion of the two core principals. you car to expand on that? >> yes, absolutely. i mean, look, the trump indictment and attitudes towards it, which shows people are okay using the justice department as long as it fits their political ends. people are getting more comfortable. no wonder. whether it was trump declared he won an election he didn't or the russia hoax that didn't exist or the tech companies that were censoring political speech and covid speech, you know, even going back to the obama administration when the irs was investigating conservative
relying on core principals allowing us to work together on pressing challenges. for example, on food security, we're collectively committing billions to alleviate the crisis here in the region with more than $1 billion coming from the united states. we agree on the need to ensure adequate supplies to meet global needs. nerm producers have already increased production, and i look forward to seeing what's coming in the coming months. on the clie mass crisis, we're collecting 00 dlet with increasing our climate ambition. and working toerkts diverse faiz our subpoena ply change. we're looking forward to the next climate conferences. second, the united states will not allow, will not allow
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thank you. john mccain often reached across the aisle to get things done. he said working together doesn't mean abandoning one's principals. >> that is right. in one of his last speeches on the senate be floor, mccain implored his colleagues to work together and reminded them of what happens had they don't. >> -- what happens had when t s don't. >> merely preventing your opponent from doing what they want is not inspiring work. not letting them prevent agreements that do not require abandonment of core principals, agreements made in good faith that improve lives and protect the american people. the senate is capable of that. we know that. we have seen it before. i have seen it happen many times. and the times when i was involved, even in a modst way with working on a bipartisan response to a national problem and threat are the proudest moments of my career and by far the most satisfying.
there is this debate in the democratic party saying no, we have to have people who fit the district and others saying we are not going to compromise in our core principals and i am more of the camp you have to have somebody who fits the district. still fundamentally a red district and there are 23 seats that are in moderate districts where hillary clinton had one the republicans hold and democrats are looking at those and saying, if we can win here, what can he do in a moderate district. >> jason, is this a referendum on president trump. >> not in the way the democrats like it to be. 48 hours from now, nobody is going to remember who either of these two candidates are. >> going back to who is being
reporting on a business sirrer l night. she is a long-time republican has decided i'm done with this. he was just as candid in his quotes before deciding to leave congress. >> he along with 36 other house republicans and senate republicans who decided to hang up the shingle. it is not a fun place when you had ideas of going there and laying down core principals and creating good policy. that's the idea. what has happened the system is
mockery. back then, theories ranged from allergies to chronic sinusitis. he has an zbiet. but now sniffle gate. paused about 11 minutes into the speech. the president blew a blessing. trump's tdentures are trying to escape his mouth. he's not known to wear dentures, also dry mouth he experienced. >> the core principals -- that time he had to reach for a bottle of water. a white house official would say only the president is perfectly healthy. the slurring gave the daily show a memorable ending for its trump's best words of 2017