Eric Schmitt

Senator Eric Schmitt about the Protect College Sports Act, co-sponsor of the bill, set for a vote on the Senate floor today.

Eric, first of all, just thank you for your time, man.

This is awesome.

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so I do think it's a good thing for us to move forward on.

Talking with Senator Eric Schmitt here on Big 12 today on Big 12 radio about the Protect College Sports Act, exclusively on TuneIn and Big 12 Studios.

So what will fans, i- if this goes through, see for 2027 or let's say 2030? Like, ultimately, what is your vision in terms of is there more competitive balance, the sports that have survived that you touched on? Ultimately, like, what, what do you want to see?

Yeah, I think first and foremost, the, the sports that, that, you know, in some ways we take, we take for granted that we don't talk about as much from a revenue side of it, um, you know, women's lacrosse, uh, swim and diving, um, baseball.

The, I mean, social media companies.

I mean, we, we've got the evidence because of, of people like Eric Schmitt, who's attorney general for Missouri, and, and Los Angeles suing the Biden administration.

We saw the collusion.

We saw they put pressure on social media co- companies to cancel people like me, to censor us, to, to deplatform shows like this that just showed government ...

Also looking forward to seeing how Annie's doing at the end of the show and, uh, see if she'll be back for us tomorrow.

But in the meantime, I wanted to open the show with something that, uh, our own senator here in Missouri, uh, Eric Schmitt, was talking about within the last couple days now.

It's the AI topic, okay? So if you were not privy to the news of the last week or so...

Thank you, Brad, for fixing that Um, the, the AI topic has kind of become partisan all of a sudden.

I don't-- I didn't know that.

I'm just saying that's what my mind went to.

But then I saw this post from Eric Schmidt and he sheds some light on what he says is actually happening here.

And I thought, wow, that is interesting.

You mentioned Will Scharf, who's a crucial member of the Oval Office team.

Uh, and, um, then, I mean, you have, uh, Senator Eric Schmitt.

You have Senator Josh Hawley.

Uh, you have so many luminaries that have come out of Missouri.

She attended in 2016.

I, I mean, an unbelievable record, every Republican convention.

So, uh, look, I think in Missouri what you see with those people, you mentioned, um, uh, Josh and, uh, Eric Schmitt.

You mentioned Bailey.

He has written extensively on the CRA, notably co-authoring a piece in the Wall Street Journal entitled Biden's EPA Tries to Put One Over with EV Mandate.

Our second panelist is Andrew Chanzo, who serves as counsel to Senator Eric Schmidt and the Senate Judiciary Committee.

He received his bachelor's degree magna cum laude from Villanova University and his J.D. magna cum laude from George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School.

Andrew, my apologies if I didn't get your last name right.

Right.

And second, that would, like, Trump could tell them to stay home after the midterms, and then the, the guys like Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt from here in Missouri, the senators just stay home.

And now...

Or not senators, congresspeople.