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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it is 7:00 a.m. here on the east coast. it's tuesday, june 18th, and this is "fox & friends." we have new details in the biden's border action today that would grant amnesty to hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants. this as fox cameras capture a group of chinese nationals crossing the southern border. >> steve: plus, joining forces, the president teeming up with the clintons with a pitch to donors just just miles white house. >> lawrence: biden is expected to hunker down in debate prep show down could be make or break moment not just for the president but for democrats. >> ainsley: that's next week. >> joe biden is going to lose the debate. nancy, barack obama, bill clinton, chuck schumer will all have to unite and go to the family and tell them that it's time for joe to go. >> brian: that's the reporting of "the daily mail" and bryson

dechambeau marking u.s. open win golf course with a boozey celebration. >> steve: is that clean? >> brian: i will tell you what, it's great. second hour of "fox & friends" begins right now. remember, your mornings are better with friends. get dressed! ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we are receiving brand new details ahead of president biden's announcement today where he will use executive powers to speed ups residency status for hundreds of thousands of migrants that are married to american citizens. >> steve: also today, president joe biden is set to join bill and hillary clinton for another mega fundraiser just down the road from the white house over mcclain virginia. >> brian: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us now. peter? >> peter: good morning. they are doing this to mark the 12th anniversary of daca which was a program that let people who arrived here illegally as children stay. now, it is going to be hermine who arrive illegally as the spouse of u.s. citizen apply to stay. there are some specific

requirements though. in addition to being married to a u.s. citizen you have to have been in the u.s. for at least 10 years. and then, if you are approved, you get three years to apply for permitted residency. during that time, you can get a work permits and the administration is estimating this is going to target about half a million, 500,000 or so spouses. president biden later on today also enlisting the services of former president bill clinton and former almost president hillary clinton for a high dollar fundraiser in mclean, virginia, a wealthy suburb of d.c. the cash keeps rolling. in even though critics keep accusing president biden of freezing up. that is something white house officials say is not actually happening. they claim that media is being manipulated. >> you have all called this the cheap fakes video and that's exactly what they're. economy are cheap fakes video. they are done in bad faith. and some of your news

organizations have been very clear. have stressed that these right wing -- the right wing critics of the president have a credibility problem because of the fact-checkers have repeatedly caught them pushing misinformation, disinformation. >> peter: during the briefing she referred to cheap fakes and deep fakes. important difference. deep fake is if somebody is using ai or some other software to change the things that president biden is doing or saying. a cheap fake is just if a scholarship cut shorter than they want or an angle that they don't like. both of them are the same though in that they are both being used as terms to scapegoat as this white house just does not want people to think that the things they see on social media are as they appear. back to you. >> brian: most interesting spin i can imagine. peter, what percentage of the room was buying that yesterday,

the whole it's a fake and manipulated? >> peter: well, probably a majority just because of the makeup of the room. but, also, there is something to the fact that a lot of these clips are lacking context that doesn't mean that the things people see are not happening like you see something, these collision are not being manipulated. >> steve: not moving. >> peter: with ai. >> steve: there is the easter bunny. >> peter: there is always context. the thing is, every video that you see on the internet, is in some way edited or clipped. >> steve: sure. >> peter: unless you are re-watching an entire livestream of something played back from start to finish. everything is cut. at some point. and white house officials just want the clips to be way longer so that people can see way more context. >> steve: peter, yesterday i think kjp brought up where at

the juneteenth celebration last week where everybody was dancing. feeling the music and joe biden was there like a statue. and she said yesterday i didn't know that not dancing was a mental, i mean a health issue. >> peter: again, probably depends on the context. if i walked into the briefing room today when she is talking and i started dancing, people would probably say peter doocys that mental illness. context is everything. >> ainsley: thank you, peter. >> lawrence: thanks, peter. a couple things here. first of all, i don't know why kjp needed the binder to read off her confidence of the statpresident. statement carefully crafted. why does the president always have video of people having to assist him whether it is to hold on to them to walk or for them guide him to the exit or something in that way? and thirdly, real quickly, steve, remember the reports that have come out of the white house ever them having to change his shoes. we have been able to see that them having to change the

typical railing that they use for the president when he is coming out of air force one to do the smaller one. >> steve: short stairs. >> lawrence: there a s. a lot of things been backed up by the fact. the shoes, the stairs. >> ainsley: they are in a tough position. because if they see wandering off. president obama is on stage and not coming off stage. are they supposed to not help him. are they upset that the prime minister of italy had to help? are they upset that obama had to help? what is the other option? let him stay on stage. >> people are upset that he grabbed his wrist. >> steve: why did obama do that? if i was at the white house i would be steamed that former president obama did that because now everybody is talking about it. their response was he was just taking in the crowd. okay, then why did obama grab him and say okay, joe, time to go. >> ainsley: what's the other option? let him stand there and continue to stand and freeze and freeze and freeze or help him? >> steve: we don't know how long

he would stand there. that would be more interesting. >> lawrence: maybe the former president, i can't get in his mind, i don't know if he meant this when he was guiding off. >> steve: didn't help him. >> lawrence: that's how i do to my elders, our elders in the family because, you know, go in and make sure they have something to hold on. to say that's the way we treat them. >> brian: mitch mcconnell was freezing up for a while after his head injury and he bounced back from that. this is fascinating. you wonder with the approval rating so low, with the foreign policy in such disarray with inflation running rampant and the border out of control. you wonder if donald trump destroys joe biden on the stage, is there a plan b for democrats? charlie sperling author of amateur hour. he actually writes for "the daily mail," too. here's what he said his sources told him. >> what top democrat sources are say going worse comes to worse. two options. either joe biden and his family

do the right thing, call it quits, admit that they can't make it and step down. but if that doesn't happen, top democrats are saying that nancy pelosi, barack obama, bill clinton, chuck schumer will all have to unite and go to the family and tell them that it's time for joe to go. democrats out there right now already predicting that joe biden is going to lose the debate. but what they are really concerned about is that there's just going to be one devastating moment that will really crater his possibilities of getting elected. if that happens, then that's when they are going to have the tough conversations with the biden family, that's when they are going to have the tough conversations with the rest of the party. when they all unite. >> steve: i think they have probably already, some of them, have had the tough conversations with the bidens. are you sure joe is up to it? i'm sure a number of top democrats have said that. at the same time, we know what the rejoinder is, the bidens say look, he is the only person who can beat donald trump because he beat donald trump.

>> ainsley: two things. after the dnc though, is he definitely the nominee, right? >> steve: right. if they nominate him. >> ainsley: they have two more months until then. i think they are praying prayiny day don't let anything happen. don't let him fall again, please. here's the thing. if you know nothing about politics and you watch those videos that now the white house is trying to say manipulation. if you watch those videos and don't note anything about politics you can't unsee that you are right. these are not lying eyes. a video is not lying. is he not dancing, he is being pulled off. here's the thing when you are choosing between the two presidents. this going to be a factor it. just is. >> lawrence: i also think, brian, look, no disrespect to the reporter there, i think he is doing his job as a reporter. but i think it's wishful thinking. i think. >> brian: he says he talked to sources. >> lawrence: who going to put their name. >> brian: they are not. >> lawrence: they are going to wait until after the administration to tell us all about what was going on behind

the scenes. >> brian: michael rosen told me over the weekend former chief of staff to joe biden. the bidens feel all the media is against them. the "new york times," serve against them. never wanted him to run. always putting him down. never gave him the attention he deserves when he was senator or vice president. they expect this blowback that unites the family. this will make them dig in even more. that's his opinion. >> steve: one story out there yesterday. one thing that could actually help joe biden win would be if kamala harris were replaced by hillary clinton. make hillary clinton the vice president. >> lawrence: that's going to be so bad. >> steve: and then people will be more -- less reluctant to vote for joe biden if she is number two. -- if clarifies is number two. >> ainsley: that will not work. >> steve: i will tell you what's out there. crazy. zeitgeist. >> brian: zeitgeist, isn't that located inside a cell?

>> steve: it's like the ether. it's just out there. >> ainsley: selling your body? >> brian: every once in a while eighth grade biology and tapping into my knowledge. >> steve: a we zygot. >> lawrence: where did you get these from. we have these moments once a day. go no, bri. >> brian: thinking of microchondria which is the brain of the cell. >> lawrence: there we go. >> steve: you are thinking medical stuff there is going to be at 10:00 this morning a big medical con fab where people are trying to figure out where in the zeitgeist did covid come from? >> lawrence: don't ever say we didn't have your back. that's how we just transitioned. [laughter] >> steve: that made perfect sense. >> brian: i didn't do that good. >> ainsley: talking about a senate panel at 10:00 this morning and dr. fauci is going to be talking. is he being accused of covering up the origins of the pandemic. he says that's prepose it ter p.

here he is. >> this either somehow came out of a lab where chinese scientists went into the environment and got infected and played with it and came out. or it was a natural spillover from an animal to human in the open market. i keep an open mind. that's why i say over and over again even though the evidence strongly ways towards it being a natural occurrence. i keep an open mind that we still don't know what the origin is. >> lawrence: since when? >> brian: since the evidence is going the other way. >> ainsley: it's a senate panel. >> steve: professors from george mason and do you lane and a number of other experts. dr. fauci has not been invited to speak. >> lawrence: he doesn't keep an open mind. he says he is science. any time someone questioned the science, questioned him, he pushed back against them shamed them. talking about calling people

out, making them very uncomfortable. then, i'm not saying he so some mad scientist. i don't think he has on evil bone in his body. it is the lie of omission. keeping information from the american public when he knew certain things should have been out there. he was trying to cover his own tail. >> ainsley: two masks. >> steve: hundreds of thousands of americans died. >> lawrence: that's a fact. >> steve: we need to know where it came from. >> ainsley: we need to prevent it again. >> brian: don't pressure china. >> steve: we heard that from a while. >> ainsley: conversation years later origins. was from a lab or pang loan. >> brian: i'm not taking part in the next one. i'm not doing anything. >> steve: dr. fauci is selling a book. so suddenly he is keeping an own mind. >> lawrence: that's exactly right. >> steve: meanwhile, it is 7:14 in new york city. we got a fox weather alert. we are talking about the gulf coast where a potential tropical

cyclone growing in strength as it moves towards the united states. flood and three three re will. p >> lawrence: sweltering heat and humidity from massachusetts all the way to michigan, ainsley. >> ainsley: go janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: it is beautiful now but it is going to heat up significantly all up and down the i-# 5 corridor. take look at it. we have this heat dome in place. and then we also have the dip in the jet stream that's allowing the potential for showers, thunderstorms, even flooding for parts of the midwest. the heat alerts continue for millions of folks all up and down the i-95 towards the great lakes region and even the midwest. excessive heat watches in effect. so, extreme to major heat risk for all of these regions that you see in the purples and the reds. that's going to expand in

towards the northeast. there is thursday really bad heat and humidity combined for parts of indianapolis, indiana, ohio, up towards upstate new york and new england. there is the heat index, what it feels like with the temperatures and the humidity combined. and that's when it gets dangerous, right? not only today but through the workweek. so it's going to be a prolonged. this is kind of a good test of your air conditioners and where you are going to go if you have got a cooling station near you. and whereby the pools are for the kids, right? as we get into the summertime. that's kind of the silver lining we are going to prepare ourselves for the next few months. and then we have this tropic trl system hurricane season. the heart of it coming august and september. this is going to move into the mexico area but we are going to get heavy rainfall along the texas gulf coast. fox weather.com for all of those details. we will hand it back inside. >> steve: it is a lovely day right now. >> janice: for now. >> brian: speak of lovely.

[laughter] >> ainsley: yes? >> brian: i have to do it all? here is carley shimkus. >> carley: brian, that was smooth. >> lawrence: that was such a positive toss. >> brian: you froze like joe biden at the g-7. >> ainsley: you said it's going to be a hot one and you said speaking of and i was like no. >> steve: suddenly i look like joe biden. >> lawrence: that's a kilmeade toss. >> brian: speaking of lovely. >> carley: i give you a 11 out of 10. >> brian: thank you. i'm applauding myself. >> carley: we do have more news to get to starting with a fox wildfire alert. communities in new mexico evacuate on. gulf fire engulfed 5,000 acres lighten up the nighttime sky with a spooky haze. officials still battling a fire that started on saturday. burning more than 15,000 acres

and forcing at least 1200 people to evacuate. so far, thankfully, no injuries have been reported. but the fire was only 20% contained as of last night. the body of 55-year-old race horse trainer toby sheath has been found on that same greek island where another american tourist was found dead. his cause of death remains a history and still missing is retired l.a. county sheriff's deputy albert call bet we spoke with his sister-in-law yesterday. a total of seven tourists have been found missing or dead in greece this month alone. most of them have been hikers. an exclusive letter obtained by fox news digital revealing former secretary of state john kerry used a government email alias while serving in the obama

administration. whoa. the letter states, quote: based on legally protected whistleblower disclosures then secretary of state john kerry used the email address ses travel 1 at state.gov. we want to know whether then secretary kerry properly complied with all federal records laws and regulations with respect to his official email communications. that letter sent by senator chuck grassley and ron johnson given secretary of state antony blinken until july 1st to respond to their request. and oh boy, lantern slides making their way from the northeast. if you live here have you seen them to california and what is worse, there are fears this could put our wine supply in danger. and cause prices to skyrocket. >> steve: what? >> carley: officials found eggs in sonoma county recently marking the first appearance of that invasive insect from china in california. they say, quote: their activity stress the plants, decrease vine

health and in some cases can lead to plant death. say it ain't so. but,. >> brian: murder hornet. >> carley: speaking of wine bryson desambo celebrating win beside eric trump. drinking wine out of the u.s. open trophy is going viral. >> wow. >> now that's a full trophy, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers] >> you are going to love this. >> let's go. [cheers] > that a boy. >> dechambeau winning his second u.s. open. is he going to tee off again this weekend as a liv golf event in nashville. guys, usually when you drinking is out of a champion trophy usually call that a beer. i call that a classy chug. >> brian: probably trump wine. >> carley: that's exactly what it was, brian.

>> ainsley: he is good friends with the family. >> brian: liv plays a lot on the trump courses. pga walked away from trump. liv uses those courses. >> ainsley: 30 years old won $30.3 million on sunday. >> brian: after taxes takes out a lot. >> ainsley: making a lot with liv. >> brian: making a ton. >> steve: when you listen to the last two stories that carley just talked a little bit about. he is celebrating his win but also wine. because, according to the story about the lantern fly, the spotted lantern fly out there. you got get wine before it's destroyed all across the country. >> brian: do you know what you do? if you want to get rid of -- get a fox. if you want to get rid of hornets beatles we should get murder hornets. >> lawrence: then have you. >> brian: murder hornets could kill the people. >> steve: spotted lantern fly if you see one. just kill it. >> brian: really? no questions asked. >> steve: kill it. >> lawrence: do not take any

nature advice from brian he grew up in new york. he knows nothing about -- >> steve: just a moment ago okay when do we see a lot of rabbits? easter? what should do you release a fox on them? >> brian: absolutely. >> lawrence: then you have a problem with fox. >> brian: we used to have foxes in our preserve. we lost our foxes now we have a ton of rabbits we narrowed it down to got rid of the fox and now we got rabbits. right now we got a lot of rabbits. >> ainsley: do you know what the group of foxes are -- is? >> steve: news channel? >> ainsley: skulk that will be a good news. >> steve: we are the fox news channel. >> ainsley: yes, we are. >> steve: so we are a skulk. >> ainsley: those wooten shoes with the fox on the front. i saw them i have to have those. >> steve: all my girls have those shoes. >> lawrence: do you have those shoes, brian? >> brian: i can't read now. my. >> ainsley: guys can wear them

too. >> ainsley: the stubs and wooten shoes wear with the tuxedo. >> steve: needle point. >> brian: i have have to do this. president biden set to give legal status for migrants in the country illegally. >> lawrence: you going to read. >> steve: brian just stepped on a lantern fly that's why he went over there. >> ainsley: chad wolf says the white house is using executive action unlawfully. >> brian: in eye tall liberationed. ♪ es on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles to help me out. splurgy tina loves a hotel near rodeo drive. oh tina! wild tina booked a farm stay to ride this horse. glenn close?! with millions of possibilities you can book whoever you want to be. that's my line! booking.com booking.yeah

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executive action not to secure the border. right? not to put more enforcement measures and deterrence at the border to protect americans, but to allow folks that came here illustrate legally work authorization and other benefits. so i think it's really telling about the timing here. and the over point i would make here is there is already a provision in immigration law that allows illegal alien spouses who are married to u.s. citizens to cure their unlawful presence here in the u.s. there is already a process in place. this executive action is actually unnecessary, i think it's more for a headline and more for the president to show, perhaps, the left wing of his party that he is doing something to help illegal aliens. >> brian: so there is another stat i want to share with you that bill melugin was able to get. non-detained docket cases. when you guys left office 3.2 million. now it's up to 7.4 million. describe what that means. these people are just here? waiting for a day in court?

>> well, yeah. so the non-detained docket means exactly that. they are not detained. illegal aliens that come in. they are not being held in mandatory detention. instead, being released into a american communities and asked to show up at a court date at a later time and so that docket continues to grow. but i think what the most important point about this is the data shows that individuals on the non-detained docket are never -- almost never removed while those that are in detention are almost always removed. so, if you are end goal is to remove individuals that don't have a legal right to be here. then the detention capability and capacity is absolutely critical and putting them on this non-detained docket does little, if anything, to actually afact checkiated a removal. >> brian: right. eventually in theory they are going to get in front of a judge. right? >> in theory, absolutely. but, what we know is a lot of them don't ever show up for those court dates. >> brian: also, you point out

too in terms of ratio, one border agent for every 7,000 people that try to cross. that ratio is unsustainable. just a quick note on victor antonio hernandez the el salvadorian killer, gang member accused of killing rachel morin, this is what we found out. he first tried to cross the southern border in el paso in january '23. second time he tried it again in new mexico, and the third time again in new mexico. failed all three times. somehow on the fourth time he was one of those people that we did not see. the so-called got-aways who evaded capture and then he went and killed. what do you take from this? >> well, what that tells me is that the biden administration, if they actually encountered him during the first three times didn't put an order of removal on him and simply pushed him back into mexico, which allowed him to cross again and again and again without any fear of repercussions. you've got to bring deterrence back into the system and so you have got make it more difficult

that if someone who comes into the country illegally then is removed for them to come back in as a felony. and so you are able to detain them. there's a lot of other issues here that need to come out. his gang affiliation should have triggered some alarms so there is a lot of things, i think that dhs and ice need to be a little bit more transparent with the american people and exactly when they encountered him and how they encountered him and what information did they know when they encountered this individual? >> brian: more defiance at the white house trying to circumvent the system through executive orders. we will see how this works out. chad wolf, thanks. >> thank you. >> brian: straight ahead, slipping support. president biden bleak approval black voters in key battleground states leaving even the mainstream media speechless. >> i'm like speechless. >> black voters under the age of 50, which have historically been such a big part of the democratic coalition, are leaving it in droves. ♪

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♪ >> carley: happening today in massachusetts, the high profile karen reed murder case this morning more witnesses expected to be examined. the prosecution is expected to rest its case soon. read is accused of hitting and killing her police officer boyfriend john o'keefe with her car in january of 2022 and leaving him to die in the snow. read's attorney argue she is the victim of a massive cover-up by local and state law enforcement. yesterday police testimony revealed the text message argument between read and o'keefe showing a growing divide in the relationship at the time of his death. video shows the moments leading up to a shooting at a mcdonald's in central florida. mcdonald's worker is first

seen throwing a drink at a customer. that customer then reaches inside the drive-thru window and throws the drink back. that's when police say the worker grabbed a pistol. went outside and shot the customer's vehicle as they were leaving the parking lot hitting the car at least once. thankfully, no one was hurt. the social worker now charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. and a texas road house waitress fuming after she was tipped $2 by a family of 3 who racked up $184 bill just minutes before closing. >> you did not get bad service. because me and my trainee did not let you know we were annoyed. we had the whole smile on and the this and that and bubbly and making joxz and they got great service. treating you your server that way or anyone else for that matter is a blatant disrespect for your fellow human. hey give me your face, slap. the server says the family paid

with 5, $20 bills and 86 singles. that's kind of road, too. >> so trashy. >> look, have you ever served? >> i have, yes. >> ainsley: when the family comes in you are about to go home. the restaurant is empty yeah we will serve you and do it with a smile and they give you just a few bucks? >> carley: i have been there, ainsley. >> lawrence: never bad service as the texas road house always great. >> ainsley: she deserved 40 bucks at least. 18 times two almost 40 bucks. 20%. vice president kamala harris set to headline a juneteenth block party during a stop in atlanta today. her second visit to the city in less than a week. >> lawrence: this as support for biden among black voters slip in key states as trump makes gains. the numbers are even leaving a data guru speechless. watch. >> holy cow look at this. joe biden was up by 80 points among this group back in 2020.

look at where this margin careened down towards. get this, 37 points. you always look at history and go okay, this is historic moment. if this polling is anywhere near correct, we are looking at historic moment right now where black voters under the age of 50, which historically have been such a big part of the democratic coalition are leaving it in droves. >> lawrence: wow, that's on cnn. co-founder janel king joins us now. put it in perspective. we talked before. do you think black voters are leaving the democratic party and i guess supporting donald trump? >> i think that's the hope for sure they are absolutely leaving the democratic party. i believe that black voters right now that we are politically homeless to a certain degree because we are looking for who is going to have the plan? who is going to be able to present the policies that is going to actually produce

change? i believe that black voters are over the entertainers and the athletes being the representation of the community and that's no shame. my husband plays football, nothing wrong with athletes, entertainers, with that being said, i think it's time to start faux focusing on other images of the black community. that's what they are looking for. they are tired of being lumped into that category with this low ball perspective how you go after these voters. instead, we need focus in on the policy that is going to change lives. i think right now is a perfect time for the republican party to pick up these voters. >> ainsley: donald trump was in detroit and the pastor said you are the only one who has come here. he said barack obama didn't. you know, we see biden at these big hollywood parties with all these celebrities. and it's just not relatable. jim clyburn says he doesn't believe that trump is going to get 30% of the black vote. he might not get 30% but his numbers are polling better than they were four years ago with

the black vote. tim scott says two things driving black votes back to trump, jobs and justice. what do you say the reason is? >> yeah. absolutely. i truly belief that as of right now, economics and economic issues is what is driving it. because, what it did was it put the gate keeper in the democratic party on display. these are the gate keepers who told these voters that if you continue to support us, your life will change, your life will get better. 50 years later, and it seems like things are getting worse. it's these voters that feel like we're now having to experience the bad policies. in other words, they're experiencing it like we know at the grocery store. they are experiencing if in the cost of housing and child care, healthcare. no one has a plan. so it just seems really really confusing when you keep saying that and then have you black conservatives like myself, like lawrence that are out here. and we leaving the bread crumbs

whenever they are ready to leave the democrat party there are things go and find help lead them toward the policy and that is what is happening. >> lawrence: to another topic it looks like the new york magazine is going through this article where they say it's essentially a contradiction to be republican and a woman. saying that the value systems of being pro-life, pro-family, where you stand on the economy, you can't be a woman and have those point of views, do you agree with them? >> well, no. not at all. and what i see is a contradiction and quite confusing is that the party who can't define a woman is now telling the conservative woman that you are not woman enough, which is just really bizarre to me. followed by all of this extreme push towards the emphasis on physical beauty. where i personally believe that what conservative women have is the confidence to display both sides of who we are. yes, i'm a woman, pull out my gun if i need to but i'm also someone who is going to be soft

and cake care of my husband. i think there sway to do this and do it effectively. >> ainsley: page after page every republican female in congress and all the negative things that they said or done and how you can't be pro-god. you can't be pro-life as a woman. you can't -- and still be a many would. you need to vote democratic. and it totally puts down every conservative woman in our country. >> lawrence: i love the knockout punch of they can't even define what a woman is. >> ainsley: that is great. >> lawrence: why write this article? janel king, always powerful words. >> ainsley: god bless you janel, thank you. >> lawrence: she always crushes it. >> ainsley: she is great. i love her. listen up pc users, hackers could be infecting your devices just by being on the same wifi. >> lawrence: kurt the cyberguy on how to protect yourself this tech tuesday. that's next. ♪

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>> steve: an open window? well, as that headline says right there. a bug briefly allowed hackers to access computers of any windows users making millions to return viruses and malware that didn't involve a trick or a pop-up.

kurt the cyberguy is here to make sure our computers are safe from threats like this. kurt, you are in a public place and you are on a public wifi lackers could get into any computer if they are on the same wifi network, right? >> chew true, you don't have to be in the public in your own own home if somebody gets access to that vulnerable pretty big gapping hole for microsoft windows platform. so i mean for you and for me, why didn't they fix this? they finally did but the fact is you can't trust big tech to protect. you can't trust the white house to protect you first things first, let's get this fixed. if you have windows 110 or letter. window settings window click update and security and windows update click check for updates. you want to get the latest thing that will patch this hole. but, it doesn't answer the question, what was helping you

for the weeks if not months that gapping hole was there? >> steve: right recommendation the way to stay protected with that is what i just hammer home again and again. keep the computer phone, tablet, all your junk has got to be updated. that's the best way. and then update your wifi password often in the case of this kind of vulnerability. and then the very most important thing to do install strong antivirus protection on everything you got. your phone, your tablet, your pc, your mac, all of that should be protected because none of these tech companies are really helping us during that period where a vulnerability is identified and they have got a patch coming. >> steve: right. >> that amount of time continues to grow and there is a lot of this judge out there. steve absolutely. if folks would like more information go to see you enter guy.com. lead story i checked your website. that walks you through the steps

to keep you safe. speaking of safe, on the internet, if you go shopping a lot and looking for value, there is a company called temu, and they have run ads on the super bowl. a lot of people don't realize that it's a chinese company and a bunch of the big shots actually were members of the chinese communist party. kurt, people have been worried about tiktok. you should be worried about this as well, shouldn't you? >> kurt: 100 percent. there is very good reason to have national security threat ideas about this. so, we knew ite temu super cheap stuff. goods made in china. a slew of former commune chinese officials are actually running temu until now we didn't know that lawmakers now are -- have a very big right to be concerned about it. as do you. it is more clear evidence than ever that chinese companies are not -- they are not private. they are beholden to the communist party of china. there is really no line there. so, the parent company, based in

shanghai traded on nasdaq $200 billion i got an idea, shop american and then another idea learn how to remove your data online. remove yourself from the easy grip of criminals out there and china is also at my website at cyberguy.com. >> steve: for anybody who shops at temu a warning from kurt the cyberguy. kurt, thank you very much for joining us live. >> good to see you, sir. >> steve: more information, go to cyberguy.com. that's where brian is half the show. >> brian: right i'm on cyberguy.com. steve, thank you so much. let's talk about sports and champions. sea of green flooding the streets of boston after the celtics won their 18th championship which is a new nba record. boston taking down the dallas mavericks 106 to 88 in game five of the best of seven. jason tatum 31 points. peyton pritchard hitting this half court heave just before

halftime. watch. for the rebound he loved these. pus it up half court at the buzzer b rs. >> pritchard at the buzzer with a three pointer. >> you got the sense they were two quarters and away and they were. jay brown taking away the final mvp scoring 20 or more. mavericks went down without much of a fight. now this jason kelsey looks like is he having fun as a retiree, the former eagle shotgunning a beer surrounded by eagles fans yesterday, philadelphia, the super bowl champion was hosting a celebrity golf event to raise funs for his beat philly foundation. retirement can be fun. quick look at your sports headlines where a lot of beer and wine involved with championships. meanwhile, stick around. the final hour is straight ahead. look at these people that are lined up. one also we have the guy ahead of nato. jen saltenburg not pictured

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