>> this idea that donald trump can't win is ludicrous on its face because he's already proven

he can. >> republican haves a good shot against joe biden on policy terms and biden's performance on the global stage made is very dangerous and i think people are waking up. >>ny city of all places should understand the dangers of having an open border. short of the president or senator schumer doing something on border security, we're going to continue seeing this crisis. >> as of two weeks ago, we sold all of the target position and target partnered with a london-based designer that sells satanic and occult ick lgbtq clothing and target belongs in the ash of history and they're so wrong and will impact earnings and profitability going forward. >> leading indicators going 13 straight months and a lot has recession written all over it anyway. commercial real estate could make it worse.

ashley: the haze of new york harbor. flo rida. good morning. everybody. it's 11:00 a.m. ons east coast on this tuesday, june 6. i'm ashley webster in today for stu. take a look at the markets for you. we are on the upside and very modestly so, nasdaq and s&p up about a quarter of a percent and dow lost a little yesterday. take a look at big tech names and all down on the downside and amazon and alphabet up 1.5% and apple down three quarters of a percent. ten year treasury yield, up 3.6 basis points to stand right around 3.72%. now this, the governor of new hampshire chris sununu has

advice for candidates with poor polling numbers. >> i don't mind who ets gets the win field but every candidate needs to understand the responsibility of getting out and quickly if it's not working. >> what's the deadline? >> christmas at the latest. the ticket up and down needs to be strong and donald trump cost us from u.s. to senatorship and school board seats and cost republican party dearly across the country. ashley: interesting. perfect person to talk about this, david, governor sununu wants people to bowout by christmas but doesn't like trump's chances either want what's your response to that? >> here's the truth, when the money runs out, the purpose is over. for many of the candidates, once the money dries up because there's not enough support, their campaigns are over. and that will come for soon as soon as they get in they'll be getting out.

we'll see. we've talked about this, ashley, more than once. what people forget about president trump's nomination in 2016, yes, it was a big field but equally he talked about two isissues that were very importat to republican primary voters that year, which was a secure border and his being a businessman who could create jobs. for our next nominee, they're going to pitch one or two issues that ei ignite republican voters and go out and talk about solutions to those. and that's who's ultimately going to become our nominee in 2024. ashley: next one for you, david, i want your thoughts and nicky hail jy said if biden wins, kama harris will be president by the end of the term and let's get the response from the white house. i'll get your thoughts. >> this is a president that's been attacked during 2020 where people said, oh, no one will --

he's not going to win. he's not able to goat it done. there's no way he's going to be the next president, and he made it happen. in 2022, the same thing. because of what the president was able to go and do and make sure there was a message out there that americans with see on what he's been able to do and what democrats were able to do, he really had one of the best midterm outcomes for a new democratic president for 60 years. ashley: all right, david. do you think nicky haley is right on this one? >> oh, ashley, i suspect governor haley and the president have something in common. both want to go to heaven and even today and probably many of us in that way. president biden has a bigger challenge as of this morning in his reelection bid and that's this third party bid by cornell west. and if you look when there's been a very interesting third

party candidate get in not that they ultimately get the win and become president, it's what they do to the two party nominees. you think about ralph nad oh, r against al gore and ralph pero against george w. bush and the nonincumbent party is victorious and biden's team thinking about how do we deal with cornell west and him being able to take away part of our base to make it harder for us to get where we need on the electoral college to get the 270. >> ashley: let us not forget, david, the biden strategy is not to campaign at all, which given what you're talking about here is maybe not a very good strategy. >> they're going to go from the basement to the rose garden. you're going to see this white house bring the president out often to try to convince people

that he is up for the job. i mean, you think about one of the biggest concerns that americans have is the president is not up to being president. that his leadership skills have diminished to the level that he's not the right person to be in the white house. so they, the white house, want to show that he is. you're going to see this president in the rose garden a lot being presidential. ashley: i don't know if that's enough but we shall see. david, thank you for joining us this morning. we'll see you a lot i have a feeling over the next 18 months so look forward to it. stuart: me too. ashley: i find it fascinating stuff. mike murphy joining me this morning. great to see you, mike. the question i have for you right off the top, will big tech continue to lead this market? the megacap stocks and the very few stocks that have been leading the way. >> good morning, ash. great to see you.

big tech will continue to lead and this is where we're getting innovation and we've talked about it for years now. these are the companies, apple, look at amazon, microsoft, all though amazon sold off, it's now starting to rally. this is where you're getting the innovation from and you're going to see money continue to move for people who want to see continued eps growth, and that's what we're getting from big tech. so the point is for people watching at home, rather than trying to trade this or sell on rallies and buy on dips, they should be investing in big tech and staying long big tech for their future because -- future because this is the growth for now. tesla had a huge runup last september and then a selloff after elmore bought twitter and now a huge rally from the -- elon musk bought twitter and up to 220 and this is a company that's not just -- anyone that wants to argue that tesla should be priced like a four door gm is

missing the point. tesla is a technology company and toosh going to continue to be priced like one. this rally on tesla has more legs and more room to go. >> we've got a lot of inflation data next week. cpi, ppi and the fed next week and i think that's why the markets are treading water waiting to see how that plays out. ashley: do you think we'll get the pause, the skip, whatever you want to call it from the fed next week? >> i think we will. i think they've been relying on the data and that's what the someday tafanely points to. we've overcome a lot of thing withs this market, ash. we've dealt with the silicon valley bank blowout, rising interest rates and a lot of the things this market has had to overcome and we're sitting at very high levels after really nice rally and the next move for this market whether it's throughout the summer or once we get through the summer, we're going to see a rally back to new highs for the s&p 500. ashley: i like the sound of that. we'll leave it right there, mike murphy. nice optimism there.

i'm going to move onto a story you're probably interested in too. i'll get your thoughts on it in a bit here. the pga tour, liv golf and dpl tour are going into a new landmark partnership and merging all the businesses into a new collectively owned for profit entity. this is really a huge story in the gulf world, lauren. you're following it and it's a big deal. lauren: huge deal, ashley. i'm going with it was unlikely but maybe inevitable. certainly shocking and there's reports that some of the players and the agents were shocked by what happened an hour ago. former president donald trump just responding to this saying it's a big, beautiful, and glamorous deal for the wonderful world of golf. i do want to point out that of the 14liv events scheduled this year, three of those events are at his golf courses. okay, about an hour ago, the three tours agreed to merge to create this newly collectively

owned entity. with an investment from the saudi public investment fund with the commercial and business rights of the pga and the european tour. pga and liv were at each over's throats for all of last year and now peacefully going to exist under the same roof? conveniently because of money and lawsuits each faced regarding antitrust claims and they end with this deal. for the players anyone that defected like the players on your screen, they defected to re-apply for the pga membership and this is great for a competition and for fans. and one of the most notable defectors is phil mickelson in his 50s and had a reported $250 million deal with liv and sawsome day with liv today. back in the 1960s and afl and nfl merged and the nba merged

and happening pretty fast in the world of golf. ashley: it is interesting because you have the pga getting in bed with the saudi crown and a lot of arguments is back in fourth and a lot of bad blood to your point between mickelson and rory mcilroy and so on and so forth. mike murphy, come back in here. you're a golf guy. what do you make of the merger? good news for golf overall? >> end it on i'm a golf guy. i don't know if my handicap supports that. when you look at this, ash, i think it's great for the sport of golf. what people want to go out and talk about saudi-backed liv tour. the saudi public investment fund invests in a lot of companies and uber being one of them for instance. i don't know how many people have boycotted uber or won't take an uber or order from uber eats because the saudis are investors in it and i think that argument from the get go and i

think now the people who took the money from liv tour and made the right business decision and now going forward there and should be to appear a bit of golf having a bigger pie to slice up for the players, which i'm all for. these guys go out there and it's tough, tough to shoot the rounds opportunistic golf they co. the more money they can mange, more power to them. i'm all for it and behind the players 100%. this i think is very positive for the players. ashley: they can hug and make up and everyone is smiling. there you go. mike murphy, thank you so much. i didn't ask you your handicap. we'll get to that in a bit. >> deal. ashley: now this, arnold schwarzenegger known for this one liner. >> i'll be back. ashley: turns out arnold thinks he won't be back after he dies. he doesn't believe in heaven. a woman goes on a wild rampage in the middle of a park in new

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ashley: i'm joined this morning claudia cowen from sacramento and is the governor of sacramento threatening legal action? reporter: ashley, he's floating that possibility and several dozen migrants arriving here over the past few days are at the center ova mystery, we don't know who was behind the flights and state leaders quickly blamed ron desantis. california governor gavin newsom lashed out at the florida governor and republican presidential candidate after the first plane arrived here on friday with 16 columbian and venezuelaen nationals and 20 more people arrived yesterday. the chartered flights came from texas but california attorney general rob bonta said the migrants had papers indicating the flights were arranged out of florida. he did not provide any explanation as to what those papers were but newsom fired off

a tweet calling desantis a "small, pathetic man". he offered kidnapping charges but offered zero evidence and his department cast department of justice will "look to hold anyone criminally accountable for misleading, manipulating and transporting individuals under false pretenses". >> it might well potentially be illegal so what will we do? we are investigating ron desantis. we're investigating the state of florida. we are investigating their vendor that implements this so-called state of florida voluntary transportation system for potential criminal and civil liability. reporter: last year desantis famously flew about 50 migrants to martha's vineyard because of sanctuary protections but hasn't said anything about the latest flights to sacramento not even at a press event a few hours ago

and no information on who's behind them. migrants getting assistance from faith-based groups and immigration groups and they'll hold a press conference in about an hour as the rivalry explodes between the two state leaders that have national aspirations. ashley. ashley: indeed. claudia cowen in sacramento. thank you. joining me is california state assembly republican leader james gallagher. assemblyman, good morning to you. why is new some so angry? isn't california a sanctuary state? >> good morning. ashley. first of all, this is a failure of the biden administration. 2.7 million border crossings last year and a million more than the previous year. that created this whole situation and gavin is angry because it's his policies and policies he supports and champions that have led to this and led to him just two months

ago saying we are being overwhelmed and resources are limited and he and the democrats frankly welcomed this and come across the border illegally and support a sanctuary state and open border policies. >> you can't main about them if you support them afterwards. ashley: i have another question for you, san francisco residents sounding the alarm on the state of the city. listen to this. i'll get your comment. >> we want to coordinate an effort, whatever it is they need to do to get boots on the ground, to get the drug dealers arrested and the streets cleaned up. we have lawlessness and youth without vision, without opportunity and they're taking it out on the residents and the businesses. the fault falls on the mayor. she's a failed leader. she has tech companies and

residents have moved out, tech worker haves moved out. it's a ghost town out here. ashley: it is a ghost town. we hear this all the time from people trying to do business in the city. let's face it, it's a beautiful city and how do you return it for former glory. >> well, this is the result of the pathetic policies of a small man, gavin newsom. who has championed all of these things, you know, who's allowed the lawlessness and policies that de-criminalize petty theft and open drug use on our streets. it's his policies that have enabled homelessness encampments and extrapolate all across the state across san francisco and it's certain ligand sense of aloha roar for all of that and we have human devastation on the streets and homelessness increased exponentially under gavin new soap's leadership and

we -- newsom's leadership and we have a fentanyl crisis out of control and he refuses to do anything real about it. he talks about sending the national guard, where are they? they're not in there helping resolve the situation and the situation is just getting worse. these are the results of the policies and policies by democrats that have taken one of the world's most beautiful stays and turned into total devastation. devastation. ashley: it's really sad to see. assemblyman, thank you for taking time to chat with us this morning. we appreciate it. all right, now this story. a woman with a violent meltdown and she's harassing people and tossing trash around or worse. come in here, lauren. the mother and baby. lauren: she's in a violent rage and she tears through that park downtown and through the city streets and people are enjoying

lunch outside and gorgeous day in new york city and everybody is looking at her and nobody takes action because quite frankly they're afraid and they called 911. police get to this unhinged lady and they cuff her and they eventually took her to bellevue for a psych evaluation. at one point we'll keep playing the man and the man in the red sweatshirt says "to the police officers, she needs to not be let out". meaning he's sick and residents are sick of this behavior and prosecutors perpetrating it. he said get her treatment and keep her behind bars. ashley: that's very good advice. next one, arnold schwarzenegger opening up about his thoughts of the after life or lack thereof. what did he say? lauren: hilarious interview with the twins, star danny devito and the conversation about everything and death in the after life came up and let's

just say, arnold done a lot believe in the latter. here's the quote. you're 6 feet expounder anyone that tells you something sells a liar. when people talk about i will see them again in heaven, it sounds so good but the reality is we won't see each other again after we're gone. that's the sad part. i know people feel uncomfortable with death, but i don't. i do feel uncomfortable with death and i don't like anything that he said, ashley. ashley: terminator said you're just terminated and 6 feet under. that's it. turn the light out. explosive claims. move on. from a former byte dance executive and he says the chinese communist party access tiktok data from protesters in hong kong and byte dance responded. we're on that story. james comer will begin contempt of congress hearings against fbi director christopher wray and

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i would bet against it. ashley: a gluten for punishment and look at the meat and potatoes and the markets are hanging out right now and not a lot of big moves and you can see the dow slightly down and nasdaq and s&p slightly up and talk about individuals and you like united health, why? >> over the last years, the market hads a nice rally and united health not taking part in that and sitting flat over the last months and sitting down and i've opened up notice from united health today and next year our company's premiums go up 16% again. so seems like our premiums go up and as long as they turn it up and they can pass onto all consumers and i think the stock

is up and it could be a rally. ashley: in the financial sector, well known name, american express. what do you think about them? why do you like them? >> american express, if you look over the last month, it's gotten a lot of momentum and a lot of money come into the stock and numbers had a nice run and i think it can continue breaking out from this level. consumers still strong and i think the consumer will stay strong and they've done a great job of getting the high end consumer whether there's a recession or there isn't a recession, they're really catering to the high end person who should feel less pain from any potential recession that comes so i like what they're doing and the changes they're making of the company and i think this moment continues ashley: he does golf and politics and stocks. thank you very much. who knows what's coming next. let's get to that story. house committee chair james

comer and he'll hold fbi director chris christopher wrayn contempt of congress and involved in a criminal bribery scheme. >> the investigation is not dead that . is only the beginning. remember, the main reason they're not wanting to make this public is because they're concerned about the source. the highly credible and i haven't read that in a lot of outlets but highly credible source been with the euro since the obama administration. ashley: interesting, interesting. congressman andy biggs, republican from arizona joins us now. great to have you here, congressman. look, the fbi director just won't turn over the physical document to the committee. it's unclassified so the question is why not? >> well, that's the question we keep asking, ashley.

is why won't you just let us have it? even if it was classified, we could go to the skiff, we're all cleared but for some reason they don't want to give it to us and because of all the other context going along with what's going on with the fbi and republicanization of the fbi. there's a lot of us that say we don't trust you to simply say you can't see it, we need to see the document itself. that's why we're pushing so hard for it. ashley: now, the allegations are that then vice president joe biden involved in some kind of pay for play deal and some bribery scheme and money changes hands for policy and certain type of policy and picking up what just a moment, please comer said there and it's considered by the fbi that's very credible; correct? >> that's exactly right and we

have a source and human asset to the fbi and it's provided on multiple occasions, information that's proven to be accurate and reliable. law enforcement and you're going for a court for instance to get a warrant and tough wear that your informant is credit card and will you know and believe them to be credible and reliable. that's what they have here. they have a document with a credible source and the credible source is making certain allegations with regard to money changing hands and why it changed hands and it's consist with the other things we've seen like suspicious activity reports and banking records we've seen where money has changed hands and gone to multiple business entities that we believe were shell corporations september by the biden family and then it's gone to 9 million of the biden family and grandchildren from various nations or bad actors in various nations and look at it and say this seems to be credit card and will have a link to joe

biden. certainly if it's not providing a link evidentiary wise, it would temporarily wise. i meantiming wise. it would be consist with the timing of him being a vice president and timing with all of these other moneys coming into the accounts. ashley: so what happens now, quickly? >> we go to a hearing in the committee on thursday. then it'll go to the full body for a vote and if we decide to hold them in contempt in either of the bodies or all together. we have to refer it to merrick garland for prosecution, which is one of the big frustrations of our lives right now. ashley: yeah, we'll have to leave it there, but it really is a nassau county nating issue and the fight -- fascinating issue and the fight goes on and thank you for joining us this morning. now this, prince harry takes his

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ashley: prince harry tabooing the witness stand today in the british court and it is the first time a high ranking british royal has taken the stand like this in 130 years. greg is all over it in london. greg, good morning. why is harry going after the

tabloids? >> remarkable stuff, ashley. yes, this is the day and prince harry versus the media. giving testimony in a london court in a lawsuit against the uk daily newspaper group. he alleges the tabloids used illegal tactics like phone hacking for articles on him dating back to the 90s. he came out swinging this morning saying in an opening statement, the media has blood on its hands. uk media and uk government hit rock bottom and swipes of the royals and the media is well known and blames aggressive reporting and picture taking for the death of his mother diana and the relationships and his mental health and it's not too easy for him today and lawyer for the mayor going through every single article noted going to great lengs to prove it is -- lengths to prove it is gathering is aboard and on hard evidence of the paper's wrong doing and the testimony exposes a lot of

royals and father king charles and prince harry taking taking to the media and more testimony from prince harry expected later today and tomorrow and going several weeks and harry has two other lawsuits against the media. stay tuned. back to you. ashley: stay tuned indeed. fascinating stuff. greg, thank you very much. appreciate that. my next guest is a full-time con tent-like structure creator. roll -- content creator and one of the most influential content creators in the world and 19 million followers on tiktok and over 10 major brand deals. watch this. >> contact list payments. place the chip reader inside your bracelet and load your card but the straps make it iowa adjustable. >> let's go.

do it. >> go, go. ashley: i love it. i love it. social media star. adam, you're a comedian. how do you create content this day and age and make people laugh and not get canceled? >> it's a good question and i don't want to talk too much about it and get canceled on here. no, just kidding. it's tough. it's tough. i think there's -- when i come up with an idea, it's very important to make sure you're not offending a certain group of people and go through a lot of checks before i create a piece of content and my mom will hit me up and be like, hey, don't do a video about wasting food or doing this or that and so there's a lot of checklists i go through to make sure i'm not offending everybody but for sure it's tough. ashley: a lot of people calling for restrictions on tiktok and we talk about it every day and outright ban because of china's

influence on the app and you make a ton of money on the platform. do you think it should be restricted in >> i don't only make money just from tiktok. i'm multi-platform and posting on instagram, youtube, tiktok, snap chat and pretty spread out but of course there's, you know, data concerns on every platform and obviously there's been more about tiktok but it's tough to say, i think everybody should do their reservice connected and have it's a sensitive subject and a concern. ashley: you know, if stuart varney were here, he'd say how much do you make a month or year? is it in the millions, can we say that? >> in that range, per month, for sure. seven figure range. ashley: reporting big payouts from snap chat and any question is is snap gaining an edge over instagram and tiktok? >> it's definitely amongst the talk in the creator community

and lo the getting on snap chat and nayout is great and they've found a great system for monetary on snap chat and get on there and post content and really learn that platform because there's a lot to take advantage of on snap chat right now. ashley: lounge did it take you to get from when you began to rolling around in millions of dollars? >> it's very tough. i've been doing this for about seven years and i would say like the first, you know, about year or so i was creating content, i had gotten to around half a million followers, but that's the thing about becoming a creator, not enough to be creative but have to have a business mind and figure out how to monetize that content and unfortunately a lot of creators don't know tow ho properly monetize their content. there's a lot of trial and error and a lot of learning and failing so i got to the point where i could say i have to

monetize this and change it seven different ways and make money. it took time, about a year before i made money off having just half a million followers. ashley: well, you are a true success story. congratulations to you. i'm clearly in the wrong business. continued success to you, adam, and thanks for stopping by. really appreciate it. >> thank you. i got to get you on video -- ashley: yeah, please. yeah, that would be good. i'll ask you for advice after the show. former executive of tiktok parent company byte dance says that the ccp accessed user data from hong kong protesters. oh my. lauren, tell me more. lauren: remember the 2019, antigovernment unrest in hong kong and they're protesting about the chinese government getting more control over hong kong. well, byte dance's former head of engineering is accusing ccp members of having god credentials so they can view all of the data of these civil rights activists at the time. who were they, where were they

protesting? the timing of this latest report, i don't think it helps tiktok at all as it tries to convince u.s. lawmakers that it's safe from beijing spying on it. ashley: yeah, doesn't really fit that narrative. all right, lauren, thank you very much. now to this story, it's really interesting. your medical devices is interesting and disturbing and your medical device could be the target of a cyber attack. pacemakers, insulin pumps and even nurse call buttons are all at the risk of being hacked. dr. siegle will be here to explain how to protect yourself, next. ♪ the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius!

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ashley: doctors are sounding the alarm over the threat of cyber attacks on medical devices. dr. mark siegle joins me this morning. doc, this is more than disturbing. >> it sure is, ashley. not only your e-mail that can be hocked but turns out essential medical equipment could too. any medical device connected to the internet like defibrillators, insulin pumps and nurse call buttons in

hospitals are at risk of cyber attacks. >> if the patient has a pacemaker and it gets disrupted, that pacemaker may not cause their heart to beat in the way that it was set up to do. >> dr. michael said these device have encryption protocol and make sure all traffic is from a trusted source and no reports of a patient's medical device actually being hacked so far. under a new law that went into effect in march, the food and drug administration is requiring medical device manufacturers to create a psychoer security plan. >> assisting with the cybersecurity program and medical device manufacturers need to go in designing a secure product. there are actors out there who do profit from impacting medical devices. >> dr. oppenheim thinks the new fda rules will be very valuable

in helping get older equipment up to speed and still concerned. >> certain realities at places like critical access or hospitals in rural areas and don't have the technology talent or access to the equipment in people they need that despite the funding, they may not be easy or used to swop those. >> the patient remains very low at least for now. ashley: doc, we're becoming more and more with artificial intelligence and all the technologies out there and feels like that's making us even more vulnerable to these potential cyber, you know, hacks. >> that's a great point and dr. oppenheim said ai can be fabricate data and in addition to hacks, there could be fake data and becoming more and more

of a problem. ashley: they've been reported and these can be very serious hacks that could perhaps even create deaths, which is a horrible thought. ashley: both experts say patient haves to be careful to have passwords and have updated programming on their devices and home gameses absolutely the bigger hospitals looking at this very, very closely. ashley: very interesting subject. doc siegle, thanks for being here today to tell us about it. now it's time for the tuesday trivia question. interesting. what president appeared on the tv series -- lyndon b. johnson, jimmy carter, richard nixon or gerald b. ford. i think i know but i'll have to think about it. the answer right after this.

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ashley: which president appeared on the tv series "laugh-in." lauren, you guess first. >> jimmy carter? i'm laughing because i have no idea. ashley: mike murphy. >> number three, richard nix sown. ashley: that's who i would go to. i seem to remember -- the answer is richard nixon. he made the appearance back in 1968. we're out of time. "coast to coast" is coming up next. neil: all right. taking stock of the presidential market. it is getting crowded out there. chris christie formally joins