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[laughter] it is the 8 a.m. hour of "fox & friends" weekend starting with this. president biden heading to battle ground pennsylvania for more damage control after two very bad weeks. as even white house insiders say it is time for him to step aside shannon bream is on deck ahead of a high stakes week for the campaign. >> plus california gas station owner says years of hard work gone in the blink of an eye after a rob ransack his store he joins us just ahead. will: new social media app making waves among gen-z what parents need to know the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ joey: north top -- where's that at? will: i don't know. never been to the outer banks. never been to beaches in north carolina they look beautiful. someplace i would like to go.

>> really beautiful seeing the water, ocean makes me happy. peaceful. will: i've never been to a bad beach even in their under storm watch this morning, and it is my home state but even texas beaches i like every beach. joey: gulf is superior as a guy with robot legs wheelchairs arnght effective eve this a boardwalk we don't have those in the south. so i kind of like them. will: we've got joey and lisa with us happy to have them both with us glad to have you as well. lisa: good morning. joey: president biden set to sit home state of pennsylvania and in the key battle ground state. lisa: calling for biden to drop out of the race grows longer and longer. will: madeleine rivera joins us now from washington. hi madeleine. reporter: president biden is pushing on with what the

campaign says will be aggressive travel schedule this month despite concerns from every branch of government nbc reporting half a dozen democrats in congress describe biden political situation and stark terms including heartbroken doomed and a disaster. five house democrats have already called for the president to drop out. and at the white house, per "the new york times" one senior white house official who has worked with mr. biden during his presidency vice presidency and 2020 campaign, said in an interview on saturday morning that mr. biden should not seek reelection. the president checked in whiz campaign chairs on saturday. delaware senator chris koon was on that call he says there was nobody among co-chairs who was recommending anything other than that we keep going. biden tholed we have members of the senate and house and governs especially donors who have unanswered questions and were unseelingsed and who have concerns. in an exclusive interview with abc news anchor george stephanopoulos the president

dismissed some of those concerns. listen. >> a dispute with more lapses especially in the last several months. >> can i run 110th that? no but i'm still in good shape. >> are you more frail? >> no. look eve i have a cognitive test every day. every day i have that test everything i do. >> house minority leader hakim jeffries having a virtual meeting with dems today ahead of their return from july fourth recess tomorrow. lisa and joey, will. will: bring in fox news anchor shannon bream who joins us now. hi shannon. will: good to see you will. let's start from donors to congressman seem to be lining up. against joe biden, asking him to stem aside. and it also includes apparently people kind of inside the biden world inside their administration. this is what the "new york

times" writing shannon they wrote on saturday one senior white house official, however, who has worked with mr. biden during his presidency, vice presidency and 2020 campaign said in an interview on saturday morning that mr. bind should not seek reelection after watching mr. biden private, in public, and while traveling with him officials said they no longer believe the president had what it to be to campaign in a vigorous way and defeat donald trump. the official who insisted on anonymity to continue serving said mr. biden steadily showed more signs of his age include speaking more slowly haltingly quietly as well as appearing more fatigued and private. he seems to me shannon if it is that big of a concern you shouldn't be anonymous and work for the reelection. he should tell the truth. shannon: why wait if this is going on for months and many of us can observe publicly longer than that. i think it is interesting too in a lot of reporting that's coming out that people are saying they don't think he has the ability to win the race that's a different conversation about

does he have the ability to govern and surprising that people are worried they vice president having that conversation and he has 200 some days of the presidency in which he's the commander in chief and foreign policy hot spots going on around the globe so it should be a conversation about his ability to govern not just a question about whether he can win the race that seems to be what is upsetting people and the fact that the down ballot impact could be real in their races too. joey: on the down ballot impact this is someone who apparently anonymously still works for president biden in the white house today -- when we look at the democratic party, traditionally in the last few years it seem like they would give up their principle to win an argument they seem to under nancy pelosi they come together to get the vote done. aoc may say something and she comes in and votes and hakim jeffries at the hill woman a meeting today. how divisive is this for the party when you've got pretty big names mark warner said he need to be replaced and chris coons

who say the opposite. shannon: that's the thing lawmakers have a lot of power as well as donors to push publicly now and will we see more of that after this meeting with the top democrats as you said, guided by the house's top democratic hakim jeffries this conversation. because when lawmakers worry about their own seats or staffers worry about their own careers that's when we start to hear more and more about this when they're self-interest involved but remember president biden said in the abc short of the lord all mighty to talk him out of it he says what he's hearing from on the hill including nancy pelosi, chuck schumer is that they are not asking him to step down and they're with him. will that conversation change today? would hakim jeffries change his public position after this meeting? lisa: in the race we're also seeing other aspect shaping the race u.s. judge kanen pauses classified documents case to consider the impact of the supreme court decision.

on presidential immunity we've seen the sentencing out of new york with the bookkeeping case, that is bought hem more time as well. how do you see this decision, you know, impacting these other cases and in potentially reshaping the election? shannon: i mean it is big. the potential impact from that is huge. not just for president trump for generations to come but these immediate cases we're with our legal panel going to talk through every single one of them georgia two federal cases also just look through that new york case that's been a conviction. can it be undone in part because of the immunity decision, every case is different and they have a different impact but you're right judge kanen in that document case has said we're going to pause some of the deadlines in the case to be a full briefing on whether immunity counts here prosecutors are certain to say that action in that case was post presidency. but she's at least allowing parties to come have a conversation about it and again that delays that case. >> shannon real quick as a follow-up to that because it

will apply to the classified document case in court and standard immiewnlty will be whatever happens in jack smith case. do you have any sense, you've read through the opinions much more closely than i have. on a test -- like what is the test that a court will use to decide if something is an official act or not or personal act official act and therefore not a president has immunity. >> there's a sense of is it part of authorities and things that are exclusively his purview under the constitution for executive action now you know jack smith and judge in that case here in washington are going to say, okay calling up people to tell them to sending different electors whatever the allegations they will argue that does not follow within -- those executive functions but that's going take time and be a fact finding situation you have the doj leaking to washington post they intend even if president trump wins to continue the prosecution of him through inauguration day so there's a

lot coming from jack smith on that front. and the fact too that that fisher case which -- you know was for all of the january 6th charged with the statute, the court said that wasn't applied properly and two of the counts that jack smith against president trump are those counts. so do those go away? lisa: there was a level of eagerness of jack smith trying to get it done before election day it seemed like that was his time line how much of that led to the decision from the supreme court? shannon: think about this. the court even said in its decision i can't believe it was monday feels like weeks ago with so much fallout and headlines since then. but they said we keapght make these determinations about what are official acts and what aren't because this case was expedited the way it was, we don't have a record in front of us so that means we have to send it back to the lower court to make that determination. so in some ways that pressure to get that decision backfired because it ends up slowing down the case in the supreme court

and its majority opinion pointed that out. joey: i can't imagine you have a boring show a holiday week but not been a slow week. tell us what's going on fox news sunday. >> we have former ohio congressman one of the first democrats to say president biden needed to go we cannily after the deacts he's with us also byron donalds he's a vp short lister what does the trump campaign do with a definite candidate and we have an expert about how this works and delegates going to be unbound at some point do they have to vote for president biden in so we're looking through every possible angle. >> all right shannon we'll be watching thank you so much. lisa: always smart and interesting fox weather alert we have one for you texas feeling impact of beryl as hurricane warning issues along the coast and rain drenching in houston as tropical storm is expected to intensify into a category 1 hurricane. before making landfall tomorrow morning -- >> residence in galveston under voluntary evacuation order.

will: rick now for our forecast. >> this storm rapidly intensified before it hit the windward islands with a lot of time across the atlantic hitting the yucatan as well. now the last stop is the texas coastline it will make landfall some time tomorrow morning. and probably as a category one if not a little bit stronger. pressure latest advisory coming out pressure is coming down just a little bit. that's the sign of the beginnings of a strengthening storm and we've got about 24 hours here -- of time over waters still and all of the environmental conditions now are favorable for intensification that's why we think it will get up at least to a category one storm. that is the official forecast notice as this storm pulls further to the north we've got a lot of rain that's going to spread inland as well. today we've got a significant flood threat right along that immediate coast. rain is going to start over the next couple of hours, and then really intensify into the overnight hours notice tomorrow this intends up across a lot of

east texas. i want to show you what's gone to happen. i think we can see flooding across far interior sections especially across areas of arkansas. so while we're talking about a landfall in texas you have to be prepared. rain is going to be very significant as it intends further to the north so if you're across very interior sections look for potential for throeding there as well. all right back to you. >> thanks rick. will: meanwhile we have this story despite the fact student loan repayment programs were paused and then restarted and president biden's plans have been deemed unconstitutional to forgive student loans. of the 1.6 trillion dollars in student loans very little has been paid back and very few of borrowers have resumed making pams you can see 20 million borrowers took on the task. of recommitted to paying off their student loan debts 19 million simply haven't come

back. >> yeah we have a chance to talk to former trump senior advisory this was his reaction and explanation. >> who in the future will ever pay a student loan back right if the government is going to keep forgiving people pay their student loans then people who are the suckers frankly are the people who did the right thing and pay their student loans back. other point i would make it look we're running a $2 trillion dollar budget deficit. and biden is throwing away hundreds of billions of dollars for people who should pay their student loans could pay their student loans and are doing it and the question is why should the cost fall on backs of taxpayers? i think it is outrageous most american dos. they don't have congressional approval to do it and they don't have supreme court approval to do this. so joe biden is acting as a dictator to basically forgive people's loans. >> you know of course we know this is just robbing peter to pay pall and the people you're robbing are individuals who have

made smarter decision than taking on mass i have amounts of debt for degree that might make it eventual for you to take on. interesting is joe biden made this decision he was trying to buy votes right that's what he was trying to do. buy votes of young people but what we've seen in polling, is that donald trump is doing much, much better with under 30 than he's done in previous lexes elections and some polls winning a it hasn't worked. the reason why i think the buying of votes with the campaign or the student loan handout that he's trying to do, does not supersede the concerns that young people have about i'm never going to be able to buy a house it is too darn expensive i can't afford anything in the economy that jobs aren't there for me. and so -- the irony is you try to buy votes and it's not working. will: interesting it hasn't proved to be that popular with the target audience it is interesting. and i think the -- line as you joey had that

conversation with steven moore that came out of that for me he said who will do this? people will come off feeling stupid are the one who is did what they're supposed to do. joey: we have seen reaction i can't remember last year -- there was a dad that confronted i don't think it was president biden i think might have been kamala harris about, you know, are you going pay me back? i've paid my daughters stiewpght loans are you going to pay me back? apply fairness when it comes to the government support system it isn't the metric. will: make it is feel like the mark. you're the one who got conned. joey: any social support system and in similar decisions one decided or had the opportunity to strap down get it done, and other one said you know what this is good enough for me. i come from pretty poor area i remember growing up there were people in the community like if you can get on social security disability that was like winning the lottery and that mentality is out there not like that's what student loan debt relief

is. but the real answer to the problem is fix it for the next generation not the current generation. so fix it for our kids for either they can get a reasonable education at a reasonable price. or fix the student loans where they don't come in at a 10% xowngding interest rate whatever it is. >> other policies is with illegal immigration. right you've got so many americans who are like i can't -- i'm putting groceries on my credit card. to be able to pay them to be able to feed my family and putting up illegal aliens in hotels. we're giving them a better life than i have as an american citizen so you know, i think there's a lot of feeling of unfairness with this administration in policies trying to benefit a group of people to the detriment of the fast majority of americans. welling turning now to headlines so much to discuss on this busy sunday morning. this suspected drunk driver accused of killing four people after driving into an independence day party at a new york city party park and charges

after arraigned yesterday. daniel hydeen faces at least 25 years behind bars if convicted. police say he hit at least 11 people including child. hydeen is back in court wednesday a vigil for the victims will be held tonight at that park in manhattan just so sad. and right now, french citizens are lining up at the polls for second round of the country parliamentary elections manuel macron calling for vote after his party lost its bid for european parliament last month and national rally party won the first round last week taking home a third of the votes. if the national rally wins this election, macron would be forced to nail the party president as prime minister. there's also this, new social media trend called peddling quickly becoming popular form of communication so involving sending memes, videos links to someone to show affection to others and trend is based off

penguins to give pebbles as a form of affection i'm not sure how i feel about that. those are your headlines i don't know pebbling i don't know -- >> pebbling have you heard of this? never in my life until now. >> who is it owned by? >> i need to know before i download it whether or not i'm signed up to chinese communist party. i'll check it out during the commercial break. who knew and when house republicans are demanding answers on apparent decline as anxiety grows for president's fit for office and house oversight issue on the issue and he joins us next. lisa: pebbling -- ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy.

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>> the problem here is democrats this is their water gait moment who knew it and when. i've been talking about this for more than a year with my interactions with this and brian i've worked with four different presidents two democrats and two republicans i know what it is like to have a real moving oval office that you feel that you're at the center of power of the world. joe biden's you never felt that way. they have known this entire

time -- will: that's former speaker kevin mccarthy slamming democrats for silence on president biden decline calling it their "watergate" moment and describing who knew about the president's issues before the debate especially focussings on have said harris. joining me now chip roy great to e sou you this morning. i don't know former speaker mccarthy is being a hundred percent honest there. i do remember him talking about joe biden when he was speaker being sharp, now, i just bring that up because ept honesty from everyone on this. this is a national security issue. the nandz accountability and i would be curious what you can accomplish congressman in a house oversight committee. we need to name names. >> well, great to be on. look i think kevin is absolutely right and he did mention in the past significant mental decline of president biden. but the key here is that we now see right before us, the entire

world all laid before us his incapacity. this is a man who has the nuclear codes this is a man who has to go tboasht with foreign countries and he's the commander in chief of the united states arm forces i don't think this is a tough question. this is why i introduced a resolution calling on vice president harris to invoke the 25th amendment, but it is also why we should have hearings about what did the vice president know? what did jill biden know, what did the rest of the white house staff know? what did fellow in democrats knw we know there seems to be evidence they've had some sort of medical experts parkinson's experts so forth come into the white house you have staff saying that you didn't have mental exam or a test or -- health report or something after the debate. then you've got the president himself saying he did. the president keeps messing up statements even after the debate. this is something that goes to the heart of our national securities. there's a reason that we don't have a committee and you'll notice jeh johnson other

democrats are saying don't worry about it. there's a bunch of people around the president basically saying we should are a president by committees that is unacceptable our founders rejected it deeply offensive unconstitutional. so we should have hearings on it to get to the truth. because this is one of the kevin is right this is one of the biggest coverups in the history of america. and we need to know who knew it and why they're complicit of it. will: i agree 100% it is such a huge issue here. and i don't know -- but, i mean, ron klain, you name the advisors who have had close proximity to joe biden that could have told the truth or at the very least by the way not lied about such an issue of such import to national security but i want to focus in on someone you're mentioning i did yesterday as well which is kamala harris. if this is a thing that happens and we move on to kamala harris as the candidate for president, i don't know that we can do so without holding her accountable

for perpetuating this scandal this coverup on america. >> well now you're exactly right will as a fellow texan appreciate my voice is more groggy because was in texas for a july fourth show i bring that up because a whole lot of fellow texans i represent they were coming up to me saying congressman roy thorning for introducing the 25th amendment resolution because we can't vote the 25th but we can speak out on and a behalf of our people they were thanking me for that and raises questions about kamala harris. the truth matters when you seek the truth you can win and you can win minds in the hearts of the american people. and it is better for the country. american people need to know this administration including the vice president has been lying to them. they have been lying to them about issue after issue. whether it is ukraine, whether it is the russian hoax, whether it is the state of the president's mental health.

go down the list, covid, they've been lying to the american people, they need to be called out for it. republicans will do a great service to the country and will make sure that president trump wins. and that we can then come in and clean up the mess. but we have a duty to do the right thing here and call out president biden for his thereining mental health, cam la harris complicit biden complicity and knack clear to the american people. >> home for a long time of willie nelson fourth of july picnic glad you got to enjoy that whatever in luken balk great town great state of texas. >> we were there with fellow texans. will: there you go i love those guys. congressman chip roy thanks so much for being on "fox & friends." >> thanks will god bless. california gas station owners says years of hard work gone in blink of an eye after a rob ransacked his store with police

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♪ ♪ joey: we're back with horrifying video highlighting the surging crime in california. watch as a massive mob of thieves robs an oakland gas station stealing everything they can get their hands on and causing at least 100,000 dollars of damages. the owner says the lack of law and order is worse than a third world country he came from. sam joins us now, sam thank you so much for joining us. i'm so sorry this happened to you but i really appreciate you speaking out. tell us what happened. >> i was at a sight show -- street next to us. and turn out to be a disaster

after once they were done with the show, they turned back it our gas station just -- ransacked it. joey: you're originally from yemen a country we report on with a lot of turmoil going on in it. you called it a third world country but you said even there this type of lack and law and order doesn't exist. >> no. never. i mean, i seen things that happens there. but it gets to a point where, i mean, you're coming to the states where -- you know, law and order actually was everybody -- my parents, my aunt. my uncles are talking about u.s. is where -- the place to be. you know, and then you turn out to this and see something like this happens, and it is just -- scary. you know? it is just shouldn't be happening. shouldn't have happened to see in a bigger city like this inside california -- it is just unbelievable. joey: you know, tell us how long have you owned and operated this

snore being an entrepreneur is an american dream and taken from you and it tell us about the repercussion of this for your life? >> we've been building last ten months we have the gas station since august and we have just for the first year you have to build the gas station because it is closed the year before that. to build that customer base it takes time and then for the last ten months you've been doing that and in a matter of hour, 45 minutes -- everything is destroyed. joey: what has been the response from police local city leaders, what is it that you want to say to them or what have they done for you in the wake of this? >> there's no respond yeah we have a meeting on wednesday with the chief of police of oakland. but this, until this moment we have no respond from them. we've got no excuse from them. you know, not even an apology of not showing up not even having

courtesy to show up even. i would understand if they came in an hour, two hours later after the incident. but not until 2:30 the time they showed up that's unacceptable. i mean, to anybody. joey: i think policies of the city, obviously, need to change people like you deserve to be safe and live the american dream. sam, thank you so much for joining us and i hope that -- whatever comes from this is something positive for you. >> thank you for having me. joey: yes, sir. a radio host now admitting that biden team gave her questions to ask the president. >> the questions was sent to me for approval. i approved of them. >> so the white house sent the questions to you ahead of the interview? >> yes. >> tommy lynn on the journalism and scrutiny over the biden issue continues.

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amazing how we have these houses where they can come over because they■re in chairs too. carpet and wheelchairs don't mix very well. tunnel to towers, they got rid of all that. they redid my whole bathroom i thought they were just going to do the upgrades. but the surprise to me was they paid off the entire mortgage. when they told me they're going to pay off my mortgage, i cried. please visit t2t.org >> were those questions given to you by the white house or did you have for the campaign, or did you have to submit questions ahead of this interview? >> the questions was sent to me for approval.

i approved of them. >> okay so the white house sent questions to you ahead of the interview? >> yes. i got several questions eight of them, and before that were ones that i approved. >> so that's a philadelphia radio host interviewed president biden after his disastrous debate there she is revealing the president's team provided preapproved list of questions. joey: more in the mainstream media questioned his ability to serve. >> we're all doing that. tomi lahren joins us now. tomi what does this tell you about joe biden? tom: first of all this is nothing new. the fact that we're reporting this, like this is breaking news, that the biden administration and the biden white house handle out preapproved questions to preapprove reporters. this is not something that's just happened in the last week after the debate. this has been happening for years if i remember sage steel came out at espn a preapproved

list everything manipulated couldn't go off script so acting like he had a bad debate and trying to coddle him no this is a year's long process in the making. and the media is just now deciding that they want to pull back the layers and pull back the smoke screen and show this for what it really is. so cnn asking this question like this is somehow breaking news we've never heard before. i don't see the scandal because this has been a year's long scandal in the making. will: scandal is the way the media treated it before this moment. right? so what does it reveal to you? i mean, in the mafia i think term they've got a hit on somebody. is this the media they've got to hit now on joe biden why now? what does it tell you they're having to tell the truth? >> we were talking about this on beg weekend show but no way to put the genie back in the bottle and mainstream media spent entire administration especially with -- his boss barack obama, shielding and coddling joe and now they've turned on him how do you put that genie back in the bottle?

how do you say he's fine and how do you return back to that normalcy of protecting him. you can't they've decided they're done with joe and putting pressure on him to get him to drop out to resign make a move and they won't let us now that they've started there's blood being that it is shark week and all and journalist smell that blood in the water and won't let up. joey: while interview hosts have always been free to ask whatever questions they please, moving prld we will refrain from offering suggested questions. i mean trying to kind of gloss over like it is standard operating procedure but, obviously, that is not the case. will: you're beg on gavin newsom and california and he's standing by joe biden he's asked -- >> he's not standing by. he is standing by on the ready. and waiting -- is what he's doping so there's a double meaning to that.

>> i know you know baseball he's next to the mound he's ready for the call whenever it comes up. here's what he had to say whether or not he would run if it did go to open convention. >> convention you run? >> no. absolutely nots. >> that is not a hypothetical that gets in the way of promoting this candidacy that's where trump and everyone has a legitimate question and that is where the other party wants to be is having this internal fight i think it is unhelpful i said that literally the second after the debate. joey: here's a question on this. so i think you and i disagree on this i don't think it is gavin newsom even if joe biden removes himself from the race and not kamala if gasp gavin think he's trying to get that nomination why is he -- being so openly supportive when mark warner others are saying it is time for you to drop out? >> supportive because he wants

to be next in line and joe to look at somebody who has been loyal ally to hill not somebody who is ambitious so for the last year or more and a shadow campaign for joe biden. but he wants to be the likely person and i want to point to that clip. because i wish we had a like a body language expert but to me whenever he's answering questions about what he's going to do next he never looks at reporter and eyes dart around he was asked also about kamala next in line and he says it is insulting to ask that. but he didn't say first black woman president if that's the rout we're going to go i'm cheering her on. he wouldn't go that far because again i'm still clinging to my theory it is going to be gavin newsom he wouldn't be campaigning for joe if he didn't have ambitions. >> joe biden did tell us he was the first black president. in that uv interview. he said a lot of things. >> i noticed that too tomi i

found his lack of endorsement of kamala harris in hi way actually notable one thing to stand by joe biden another thing not to stand by kamala harris so i do think if it was thrown to an open convention gavin newsom would be in the middle it have. lisa: remember gavin was at the white house i wonder what he was doing. >> looking at the decorations deciding how to make that mark on that white house. listen guys i've been saying it for two years if and it is getting closer than ever it is going to be california gird your loins. >> fair to say he's measuring the dreams. joey: we'll continue to debate this on "the big weekend show." lisa: thanks tomi. >> vikings rookie kyrie jackson one of three young men who died in a car crash early yesterday morning in maryland a native just been drafted by the team a couple of months ago viking

coach kevin o'connell saying, quote, i am absolutely crushed by this news. my heart goes out to kyrie's family, friends, teammates and coaches. police are still investigating the crash. s the lead investigators in karen reid murder case is facing hearing tomorrow. state trooper michael proctor relieved of duty hours after reid trial ndzed in a hung jury during the trial he admitted to sending inappropriate text about reid during the investigation. state police could decide to suspend proctor with or without pay. the prosecution plans to retry reid who was accused of rubbing over her police officer boyfriend with her car in 2022. louisiana charter captain and his guest making an unexpected catch reeling in 6 foot bull shark in fresh water the captain joining us earlier. >> you know, obviously, it was a miracle that we got this thing to the boat. but yeah. you know, it was just pumping constant reeling on finally the

fin broke the surface we're all in shock. we're like there's no way that this is a bull shark cranking and spreaded net out and finally she swam into the net got around it put in the boat we started high-fiving, celebrating. been kivel swinging in the lake but now he will think twice knowing sharking could be lurking in those waters i would stay away myself and those are your headlines. i have lost enough limbs i don't need to give sharks a chance on anymore. >> you can consider yourself and wade out and people have to be worried. lisa: my brother used to grab any leg when i was in the ocean so i would think i was attacked so i'm a little bit prepared. joey: any toothless sharks out there because i was wading in the water. sounding alarm after a cyberattack targeting more than a billion iphones. lisa: kurt the cyberguy has what you need to know to protect your device.

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lisa: welcome back tech experts are sounding alarm about a

malicious cyberattack reportedly targeting personal data of more than a billion users around world. security firm uncovered the scham involves fake text messages that trick users into handing over apple id information and take control of their phones kurt the cyberguy is here with more on this. i mean kurt this sounds like something anyone could easily fall for. >> and they are. lisa good morning to you we're talking about some july fourth fireworks leftover really being pointed those who have iphone that's 1.4 billion people and as a text or e-mail from somebody pretending to be an apple representative and encourage you to tap a link to receive a important message about icloud. well this link sengdz you to a fake apple site where countless victims are entering in their apple id credentials as you may know unlocks all kinds of things for access including apple pay if you've got that set up on your phone.

good antivirus security protection can disable these kinds of threats there are three things that i want you to do about this number one if you didn't ask for it don't click it number two if you really, really, really, really want to have your phone protected turn on two factor authentication i'll show you on the website if you don't mow if you've got that on or not. number three most important thing the belle i always ring if at this point in life, with the stuff that's coming at us you don't have antivirus protection a mac, pc, iphone, tabloid, an android you're being foolish you've got to get protection. we've got to review of the best for 2024 online look at them all see what might be work -- worth for you to get in because these threats will keep coming at us. lisa: so many of us have one of these so we have to follow those. s and ept to get to no place.

what is it? tell us about it. this is a first i'm hearing of it. >> so you remember my space right so my space was earlier everybody was it was colorful. expressive but it was before the era of sharing photos and videos as much. it was a way to just express yourself like having i don't know like decorating your locker at school. well no place is now a mashup of the twitter and my space, for gen-z hitting number one on the app store, so parent if you want to know what your kids are doing this is what they're doing right now it just went public earlier in the week. and it is an interesting way to communicate. you've got to sort of two feeds coming at you one your existing friends that you're connecting with that see their updates for you to update them. but then a whole other one that's coming at you a feed of just general feed of what might be your interests. so that's the place that i want parents to say well how do i dial up the privacy on this one. that's the problem. well no place there's really no

good privacy settings as of yet. so parents should be aware that that exist. so for very little ones, make sure whatever device the little ones may be using even if it is yours for a brief moment that those parental controls are turned on. so you'll find that as well at my website cyberguy.com. >> being a parent has to be hard with technology you have to stays on top of it. good thing we have you kurt cyberguy good to see you have a great sunday. appreciate it. >> all right. coming up, a jam-packed final hour of "fox & friends," don't move. stay with us. ♪ ♪

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