Kirk Lippold joins'Fox & Friends' to discuss China's latest show of force near Taiwan and calls on Biden to make sure China is deterred from ever making an attack. A top U.S. Navy leader said last week that artificial intelligence capabilities are already being built into the U.S. fleet but said it will likely take some time before they are comfortable handing over full operational control to an AI system. At a Navy League event in Maryland last week, Chief of Naval Operations Michael Gilday said the Navy has more than 50,000 nautical miles under its belt of "transit in an autonomous mode." "We have a high degree of confidence in the AI's ability to follow rules and to avoid traffic, to stay within the channel when required," he said. "We've made transits from the Gulf Coast of the United States repeatedly through the Panama Canal and up around – to Port Hueneme, California."