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it is on automation. i'm not saying we're living in the jetsons world and a robot is handing you your hamburger -- >> that's just nonsense -- >> people are surely not getting their jobs back at the bottle factory. >> that is just not true. that's why interest rates are so low. they're sticking it into safe assets, aka, government bonds. you see negative interest rates all over the world. this is because corporations aren't spending on r&d because there's no competition. look, the reality is, we have to talk about what's going on in our economy, and that's power. it's monopoly power. in "goliath," i go over this. we've had this problem for 100 years. we've had these debates for 100 years. we need to start having these debates again. the democrats are doing that. i'm glad andrew yang was up there to present what i think is a completely dishonest narrative, but it's a narrative that we have to deal with because a lot of people believe it. we have to look at power. power is the issue. monopoly power in markets like peanut butter, in search engines, in facebook. i mean, these are not companies that, you know -- google -- syringes! it's all over the place.
>> anthony: no, don't say that. [ laughter ] that's actually -- i like that. >> roy choi: it's good, right? >> anthony: aloha. i mean, it just sounds magical. is there, like, pineapple in there or something? yes. hence the "aloha." that's a very tasty burger. nice char. >> roy choi: asian fast food. it's fast food, but it's made by like it was just a single family owned restaurant. >> anthony: what family made this? >> roy choi: yeah, maybe -- [ laughter ] maybe, maybe not your family. >> anthony: the jetsons. you know? >> roy choi: yeah, maybe not yours. you like it? >> anthony: it's actually very tasty. >> roy choi: every single thing you like here. >> anthony: wow. there's so much i don't know. [ chuckles ] that's why the nfl chose verizon. because they need the massive capacity of 5g with ultra wideband, so more screaming, streaming, posting fans... can experience 5g all at once. this is happening in 13 stadiums all across the country. now if verizon 5g can do this for the nfl... imagine what it can do for you.
>> no. >> toast -- [laughter] >> i hate that thing! ed that was the coolest show. jedediah: remember when they were the family of the future, the jetsons? pete: well, the future's now. might not have toaster beds yet, but our homes are getting smarter. ed: here to ten us is celebrity chef george durant, you've been on before. >> absolutely. ed: i want to know about this fridge. >> it has this mechanism that has glass in front, so instead of opening up the door, knock on it twice, knock -- jedediah: oh! 'd. ed: look at that. >> you can see what's inside of it. you get to choose what's inside, so you push the button -- ed: that'll go with my french shoes. >> [inaudible] jedediah: that's an ice cube?
you have to do. >> we will love driving our electric cars. >> by 2025, we will basically have zero emission vehicles only. 100%. >> we can take millions of vehicles off the road if we had high-speed rail. we know the quarters we can do that and it would literally take millions of vehicles off the road. >> here now, literally, mike huckabee, former arkansas governor. victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute. and jessica tarlov, fox news contributor. good evening, all. governor, it's awesome. >> i've got to tell you, ed, if we are going to play whether we will be the flintstones or the chat sins, i will be the jetsons but i did want i've got a solution for the democrats.
do the space walk a few months ago. >> it was very abrupt. it was supposed to be history making and a couple days before hand, nasa is like we didn't plan on a space suit that fits a woman. interesting there. danny, the meantime we have galactic that's about to put tourists in space. bezos is trying to do the same thing. >> many decades ago when the existing law that only provides for jurisdiction over vehicles was enacted, that was the vision decades ago. we need to start enacting laws. what will happen when our world looks like the jetsons when people are living on the moon or other bodies. on the one hand, no one can lay claim to mars or the moon or something else like that. on the other hand we should lay claim to our own vehicles that we put out in space. we're going to have to define
owned restaurant. >> anthony: what family made this? >> roy choi: yeah, maybe -- [ laughter ] maybe, maybe not your family. >> anthony: the jetsons. you know? >> roy choi: yeah, maybe not yours. you like it? >> anthony: it's actually very tasty. >> roy choi: every single thing you like here. >> anthony: wow. there's so much i don't know. [ chuckles ] dad, we need to talk about something important. you don't need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized
jetsons. i always thought that those tv shows could have been better. they were disappointing to me. i said some day if i have my own tv show i'm going to do it different. >> in the '80s there was a young crew of animators and a young crew of writers who didn't have preconceived notions of what animation should or should not do. so there was a lot of breaking out of the three camera sitcom that you could do in animation, to quote monty python, make it up as you go along. >> is there any frontal nudity? >> no, homer.
and i will tell you where i was. and i was watching that episode of the flintstones or the jetsons. i always thought that those tv shows could have been better. they were disappointing to me. i said some day if i have my own tv show i'm going to do it different. >> in the '80s there was a young crew of animators and a young crew of writers who didn't have preconceived notions of what animation should or should not do. so there was a lot of breaking out of the three camera sitcom that you could do in animation, to quote monty python, make it up as you go along. >> are there any jive talking robots in this play? >> i don't think so. >> bart, don't ask stupid questions. is there any frontal nudity? >> no, homer. >> the lines on the simpsons are so sharp and i'm so impressed the volume of good jokes and the quality of the jokes. it was a legendary writer's room, long before i got there. >> this subverted the family sitcom. in fact, it was the most realistic portrayal of the family, which is crazy because
troublemaker, and i'm like, oh, man, yeah. >> eat my shorts. >> all right, eat your shorts? >> you could have looked at tv guide, any issue during the 60s, and i was watching that episode of the flintstones or the jetsons. i always thought that those tv shows could have been better. they were disappointing to me. i said some day if i have my own tv show i'm going to do it different. >> in the '80s there was a young crew of animators and a young crew of writers who didn't have preconceived notions of what animation should or should not do. so there was a lot of breaking out of the three camera sitcom that you could do in animation, to quote monty python, make it up as you go along. >> is there any frontal nudity? >> no, homer.