'Can't Believe I'm Saying This' - Fox News Show Goes Off The Rails

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and the folks over at Fox News

They shocked themselves today with what they had to say. They were supporting Democrats

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president. Folks, Fox and Friends is a fantastic show. I mean, they're comical, they're funny

but they're fair. They're fair, right? They tell the truth. And you had the hosts today agreeing

with Democrat governors who are pushing to ban social media in their schools, to ban the kids

using cell phone to access social media in their schools. Now, I tend to agree with these governors

on this as well. I tend to disagree that you should ban social media for kids, period. I don't

think that's appropriate. We have freedoms in this country. But banning it in school? Yeah

absolutely. People can't do it at work. You shouldn't be able to do it at school. Well

the Fox and Friends hosts couldn't believe themselves for actually agreeing with this

But I believe it. I understand it. I would do the same thing. So I want you to watch this video

of them talking about this because it's really, really cool. And you know, it's just, it's funny

to watch the reaction. I enjoyed it. I think you'll enjoy it as well. So I'd like you to watch

it. It's a very short clip. Watch it in its entirety. Let me know what you think about it

Do you agree with the decision? And do you agree with the hosts of Fox and Friends? Let me know

in the comments. Meanwhile, it is warm out there. It's almost 80. Let's talk about discipline

It's time to bring some discipline into the classroom, maybe for our kids. Governor Newsom

out in California, I agree with you, bans phones from the classroom. And now in Governor Hoko

I agree with you when it comes to social media algorithm websites, excuse me, social media sites

like Instagram and TikTok, which is technically going to be banned shortly anyway. It's time to

keep them away from kids in New York. You know, what was interesting is that back when I was

in school, MySpace was the thing. And during that time, you didn't have the apps that you can do on

your cell phone, you know, just make a phone call. But when you were in school, the computers in the

school blocked MySpace from, you couldn't access it in school. You had to wait for it to go home

So what they're doing right now is essentially getting back to what they had normally did

They just couldn't block it on people's cell phone. Now that they have the legislation in place

they're going to block it. If they get it in place. So yesterday, the governor of New York

signed the Safe for Kids Act. They essentially, as you know, if you ever go on your phone

once you look at one thing, next thing you know, you got a whole bunch of stuff that looks just

like it. It's the algorithm that figures that out. Ultimately, it's to keep kids on the phone as long

as possible. She has signed this legislation, which is going to face some legal challenges

And in fact, big tech is spending a million dollars in New York state to make sure that this

never happens because they say it's unconstitutional because it's a restriction on free speech and also

on information access, which are two potent arguments. Big question is, will the courts buy it

This is what it says. It says it requires social media companies to restrict addictive feeds on

their platforms for users under 18 years old. It prevents notifications on kids phones between

midnight and 6 a.m. unless they have parental consent here. Go ahead. Go ahead. I was going

to happen to Steve's point. I'm sorry, is that is they're going to make them cell phone free zones

kind of like when you're driving with a cell phone, you see this, you can't do it within a

school zone if they block and say, hey, you can't just block the the social media companies. They're

just going to ban the entire phone. Well, she has said that. Exactly. So here's Kathy Hochul

It's important. We'll do it. We're doing it now. But did you ever think that this would become a

necessity when I'm talking to a grade school guidance college? They said 40 percent of their

kids are depressed in grade school. These kids aren't set up for success. How are they going to

turn their lives around and be fulfilled, healthy adults when they're in that place as children

the most carefree time of their lives? So Medicaid came out and they wrote a statement. They go

OK, well, we don't agree with every aspect of the bill. We welcome New York becoming the

first state to pass legislation, recognize the responsibility of the app stores, according to

research and vast majority of parents support legislation requiring app stores to obtain

parental approval. That'll be interesting. So the app stores would have to ask for parental approval

Maybe it could be the visual thing. Yeah. You open up your phone with your eyes. Maybe it's a

by a mom's facial recognition. They could open up an app so they can figure that out

The parents would have to give their by which means they would. Yeah. No, all it would mean

is if you're going to put the app on the app store and sell it, either the Google app or

the Android app or the Apple app store, then then essentially Apple or, you know, Google would be

responsible. They want you know, it's it's past the buck kind of thing. You know why she's doing

that? Did you realize I saw this in The New York Post today? Her popularity is currently lower than

Joe Biden's in New York state, which is awfully hard to do. So what's she doing? She's coming out

and she's saying, I'm going to protect your kids. She's bipartisan. I like it. She knows that this

is going to face a, you know, a stiff headwind in the courts. And I can't believe I'm saying this

She's now more popular with me. I mean, I don't really like her policies, but I like this. I don't

know that this does that much, really. If it helps my daughter eventually when she gets a phone

I'm all for her. Her next step, one parent can't help you. Hey, guys, you're not allowed to do it

I just tell you one thing. I look at DWI. If you talk to these kids from who are probably 35 now

from 18 to 35, they don't think about drinking and driving. You start putting it into their head

Don't touch the social media sites to your 14, 15. You get the peer pressure that reinforces it

You explain to kids to manipulate how they're being manipulated. I could see them getting

some momentum behind it