the south carolina economy if this went away. >> 600 jobs. and $800 million to our economy right now. i grew up in charleston and i saw what happened when we shot down one of our naval weapons station decades ago. huge impact. >> todd: it destroys. congressman nancy grace thank you for joining us. with that, "fox & friends" begins right now u. >> started shooting bank in louisville. the shooter live streamed. five people killed among the wounded. >> a police officer shot in the head. >> thank them for responding and doing their best to try to save my friends. chinese warplanes and navy ships cross into phi juan self-defense arab zone. >> drills chinese speaker of the house. >> deter an invasion by exarm xi. >> the nashville metropolitan council unanimously votes to send expelled tennessee democrat justin jones back to the state

legislature. >> holding hostage hour is not in democracy. >> happy easter. >> he says he plans to run for re-election. i will either roll an egg or pushing them out. >> joe biden says he wants to be here six easter egg roll. that's beyond a it four year term. >> go to austin all the way to seattle. bought a horse $3,000 craigslist. preparing him and myself for the great journey ahead of us we begin with a fox news alert. a fifth victim has died in horrc shooting. >> steve: one saved life running toward the shooter 10 days after graduating from the police academy. brian todd piro joins us with the latest. >> todd: number of victims

killed rising following yesterday's rampage at old national bank louisville slugger field. all five victims were banks employees. at least 8 others were hurt, including two police officers 26-year-old officer nicholas wilt is clinging to life after getting shot in the head while lungeing towards the gunman. >> officer nicholas wilt, just graduated from the police academy on march 31st. he was struck in the, engaged in this incident. nick has come out of brain surgery and is in critical but stable condition. >> police have identified the suspected shooter as 25-year-old conner st sturgeon, officials sy he was employee at old national bank but recently told he was being let go. police say he opened fire on his co-workers just before the bank opened yesterday morning. witnesses heard gunfire in a conference room sending them running for their lives.

>> he had a long assault rifle and you heard the shots just started firing. >> whoever was next to me got shot and blood is on me from it. >> the gunman was shot and killed by police when he pointed his rifle at them. officials say he livestreamed the attack on instagram account even telling friends and family about his plans. community coping with the senseless loss of life. holding vigil for the victims of yesterday's tragedy. a close friend is among the dead, asking for prayers and support. back to you. >> steve: all right, todd, thank you very much. the governor ordered the flags in kentucky to fly at half mast until friday night to commemorate the lives of the victims. he said we will talk about issues in the days ahead. today ought to be focused on the victims who are no longer with us. and, of course, all eyes are on that rookie police officer we just mentioned a moment ago. just 10 days out of the academy. he was running toward the

gunfire. he was doing everything right. according to this former fbi guy. watch. >> trained to stop the violence. no doubt put the training there he heard the active shooting. he was waiting for others to come. he could certainly hear the sirens. they were there very fast as i mentioned before. however his training kicked in which caused him to take action. heroic action by all members of the louisville pd. >> brian: some questions about the shooter. 25 years old. university of alabama. interned there a few years. lost his job stream this on instagram and go in and kill as many as possible with a rifle. i know instagram meta contacted right away they said take it down so they did. i'm sure police are using it as investigation. but he is dead. too many others are dead. and i have got to give this

governor credit. we have only -- i have only senile him on the national scene in times of tragedy. remarkably composed, especially after losing two friends and a third struggling for their life and the other thing is for him to say i'm not talking politics now. i'm not talking about guns or anything else. i thought that's a lesson for leadership. governor was very emotional. fighting back the tears when he was announcing that his good friend. tomi elliott, who was 63. one of his best friends he said he talked to him not about politics. he talked to him about what was going on everyday lives. close to him and one of the ones that was killed. "the daily mail" did an article or wrote an article and interviewed some of his friends one guy said i played football with him. he was out most of the year 8th grade because he had multiple concussions and few more in high school. that's why he would wear if you look at any of the pictures of

him playing high school helmet on. national scholar. basketball star, played football and ran track and his nickname was mr. floyd central he went to floyd hobbes high school. essay found wrote in college my self-esteem has long been a problem for me. late bloomer. he struggled for certain extent to fit in. he said. negative self-image and making friends has not been easy. >> steve: without a doubt a star athlete in high school. his father was the head coach of his high school there in indiana as we. >> ainsley: and at the university of minneapolis for 15 years. >> brian: cold bloody killer who disgraced his family. talk about 2024. joe biden doesn't speak to the press. answers to the press once in a while when screamed. he doesn't feel he has to call world leaders like china or russia or macron when he sells s us down the river to president xi.

when asked about running again rumors are he is putting off into the fall an announcement. an announcement for the fall. it makes sense if you are joe biden because clearly he does not have a lot of energy. he is not good on the stump. he doesn't attract big crowds. what he does is get donors because people pour money into the democratic leadership. he probably doesn't have opponent. he would rather see republicans tear each other apart and brawl like always happens in a primary obama and hemmer. rather than him get into the fray and maybe part of being a candidate. part of politics so he looks like he is putting it off into the fall or is he? >> steve: does sound like it. sounds like the chaos is going tone sue on the republican side. keep in mind the the story is that ron desantis will get in major blow back from donald trump we would imagine at the conclusion of the legislative session down in florida. listen, i have got to give hats off to al roker across the street at nbc.

the political soundbite of the week was gotten by mr. al yesterday on, i believe. >> ainsley: help me make some news and he did. >> steve: i did. on the truman balcony. of course the easter bunny was in the background and al got this soundbite out of joe. >> will you be taking easter rolls after 2024. >> i plan on at least 3 or 4 more. >> four. >> maybe five. maybe 6. what the hell. >> are you saying you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024. >> i will either be rolling an egg or being the -- you know, the guy who is pushing them out. >> come on. help a brother out. >> no, no. no. i plan on running, al, but we are not prepared to announce it yet. >> steve: i'm planning on running but not announcing it yet. >> ainsley: he has said that over and over. if he does win again. he would have five more easter

egg rolls, elections in november and then he would have four m more. >> brian: how incoherent is that? how could he not have anticipated that question. always seems lik jill biden knoe is about to go off a verbal clip. oh my god let me jump in there. compare it to other announcements. donald trump said i'm running for re-election the day he got elected and bill clinton announced april 1st around now. and president obama announced re-election april 4th. everyone knew he was going to run again in his 40's. it was just a matter of him destroying mitt romney personally. roughly the same approval rating. >> ainsley: the democrats, are you speculating that he will announce in the fall or is has he said that? >> rumored. >> ainsley: can they really wait that long? >> steve: absolutely. why not? >> ainsley: that only leaves them about a year to campaign. >> steve: ainsley, think about this. so the republicans bloody each other through this summer and

then joe biden would have a year to run. primaries are next year. like nine votes the voting starts in 9, 10 months,something like that. he has plenty of runway. right now it's working for him. that's the thing that is boggling the minds of some republicans it's like you know, whatever they throw at joe biden, he still is doing okay. >> brian: not really. >> steve: not doing great but he is doing okay. >> is doing awful. he doesn't talk to the press. he doesn't do anything. the world is on fire. the economy is plummeting. >> ainsley: fox news poll do you approve or disapprove only 44% approve. 56% disapprove. >> brian: 38% in a.p. poll or reuters the other day. we have him by far the highest. his performance is awful. if you look at our country right now and the challenges we have globally, with china on the march, we literally could be looking at a war in taiwan and

the leak of the pentagon under his watch with nothing to say about macron who threw us in the street last night. this guy is a state department. the white house just seems to be running like it's on empty it makes absolutely no sense some people they point out they look at the splexzs the thing that seems to be fueling the democratic party is abortion. it's the only reason why it seems they weren't routed in midterms. if you see these other abortions it pill pro-life or pro-choice it doesn't matter. the american public younger generation seems to decide their vote on issue that. >> steve: i saw a poll this morning overwhelming america approves of the use of the abortion pill and a majority of republicans. to your point, brian, the white house, joe doesn't talk much. and it is working for him.

obviously, that's just their strategy they want a very finely tuned message more often than not it comes from that big book of answers and over the last couple of days the good answers have been coming from john kirby. >> ainsley: you are right. >> brian: john kirby awful thursday announcement where he said no chaos in afghanistan? that's the worst press conference ever given by a public official it was an insult to everybody who has served and anyone with eyes and a television. it was the utter definition of chaos. and what he did was not one sunday show outside shannon bream brought it up and this administration got a pass because they went on camp david and the president is never available. the secretary of state is never available. the department of education is never available. anyone who served knows what john kirby did. he flat out lied to the american public and they put out embarrassing 12-page document. that's not working. >> ainsley: i agree with you

when you watch images of people jumping in the w450e8 wells of planes and literally scrape their body out when the plane lands in kabul. that's chaos. we saw images of people trying for their own lives to get on planes. >> brian: ukraine in the far east and china on the march because of all of that. >> steve: i was actually in the briefing room for that briefing. it was according to our court, peter doocy in the front row longest briefing they have ever had in the biden white house. nonetheless, john kirby went out there and he told the story for the administration and for the most part. the president of the united states is unavailable except to al roker and that was the answer that al roker was able to get out of the president. he is planning on running. >> ainsley: and the press briefing the most recent one they are asking k.j.p. are you all going to have a press conference? is the president going to have a press conference? they said he doesn't take questions. >> steve: just shouted ones. >> ainsley: he takes shouted ones. coming up taiwan sounding the

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house republicans push back on the advanced -- and advance the bill biden signed yesterday. the administration initially opposed the republican-led legislation. say it would be quote a grave disservice to the american people. and those are your headlines, brian, back to you. >> thanks so much ashley. tensions intensifying by the day. warplanes, navy ships working in and around the island even though the exercises are done. china still has a presence, still threatening taiwan, you don't have to tell the people of taiwan. why should we care here? first off you have got the china threat all over the world, but especially here. they have always had a problem with taiwan ever since shank high left in the 50's and mao takes the island. we recognize their economy since during the nixon years. what's the big deal if taiwan evaporates if it edevelop poor

rates like hong kong and becomes part of china all these democracies are in jeopardy. for lose access to the taiwanese strait. we said we would stand up for taiwan and implied we will stand up for taiwan. if china guilty and takes it what else could they take. what what is at stake. even though a small island look how productive it is ninth leading training partner. machinery comes from taiwan and we trade a lot back. general machinery 18 billion. vehicles 2-point # billion. we build them there and brings them back and you have got some steel. now everyone talks about the high tech chips. the microchips and that is it. if you look at the world and what they are producing from the phone in your pocket to the ipad on your desk, to the desktop, whatever you might have. check this out. this taiwanese company, the tsmc out performs everybody else around the world. do you want to give china all of this high tech information in

microchips? how would that actually make sense? that little chip means so much. and over all, check out this chart. this really reveals how much they could actually as we flip to the last one, this really reveals -- excuse me, oh, yeah, i'm sorry, it's actually on the floor here. i didn't even realize how high tech we are. if you just want to see how productive this democracy is, and this is what drives china crazy because this island, you could say, per capita out performs them in every way. the quality of life that is right next door that the chinese people have is thriving in taiwan. they don't want to know -- they don't want their people to know how good their life could actually be without any genocide in the corner. and that's what happens in that region. so that's why we stand up for taiwan. if you listen to lindsey graham we will fight for taiwan. a lot of other people don't think it's worth it. joining us now florida congressman brian mast. he sits on the house foreign

affairs committee and joins us now. congressman, how would you currently assess the risk and the tensions between the u.s. and china and why does taiwan matter? >> >> tensions are high. i have compared it before to say it's the new east-west germany of this cold war between china and the united states of america. there is a big difference in this. it's going much more to hard power than it is to espionage and spy games with what we see taking place. you mentioned a number of things. i'm not going to recap everything you mentioned but those war games quote, unquote, precision strikes on key targets in taiwan, that's what china was doing is wasn't just a few ships and aircraft. 70 bombers, 70 jets. a dozen navy vessels. you picture that like fleet week in new york. that's nothing compared to what went on there. look at why this matters to the united states of america. this is a collision of two great powers. and the world is watching to see

what will that hedge of stability look like across the globe. you have macron and france already backing away which is a symbol of what nato is looking at right now saying don't get involved with this china u.s. conflict. and the difference for the world is that freedom and democracy stood up for or communist china that leads the globe and everybody falls under their suppression? >> brian: congressman, as you know, taiwan is no threat to china but their existence is a threat to china. they will know what their life can be. it's a very short flight to taiwan. they have relatives there. they tell them what freedom is actually like. what it is like to live in a free narcotic economy. they don't want that on their doorstep. and they want to begin to build themselves out. do you think that south korea, japan. even vietnam want us to take and australia want us to take a more active role or are they worried if we get more active it might

bring china to war? >> no. i think they want to see our active participation. they want to see our strength. and they are in a difficult position to voice that go back to taiwan to talk about this. in the face of the war games that china was conducting they are not going to escalate or do something that causes further dispute. you are talking about a nation. they don't have a second amendment there their ability to arm themselves as a population is basically none. so if they were invaded they don't have the same capability to fight back as, say, ukrainians do with their weaponry and armament that just sat around the country from russia being present there that's not the same capability they they had. they need to see america there but they don't have the same capability to just speak about it because of their presence. >> brian: all right. i want to bring another story. it's one of the biggest stories getting bigger by the day. up until last week we did not know that our intel has been compromised. our conversation have been public. the small web sites and now it's

on telegram for the world to see. we didn't even know about it until the "wall street journal" put it in the paper on thursday. and our secretary of defense is scrambling in the fong find out where these leaks are coming from. why they are so embarrassing and how to stop it. where do we stand on this? have you been briefed. >> we haven't been briefed on this yet. curn currently kirby doesn't even know what he is looking at with this. he expressed that in his remarks as it related to these leaks. but here's what we can tell you about this. whenever you hear about something being classified, why it has to continue to be classified and you can't talk about it, the term is always thrown out sources and methods. so what you have here being very evidently on display is sources and methods of the united states of america and not just surveillance. not just what we see, but what did we predict. what are the analytics out of what we have seen with numbers. where are we changing numbers potentially because of the way you want to propagandize different things going on with

the russia, ukraine war. some of this could very really be russian disinformation. unlike what they said with the election president trump. this could be a real example of russian disinformation. they are very good at that but, you are looking at potentially sources and methods out there. >> brian: yeah. and we don't know how it got out. we don't know if there is an edward snowden in our midst. we can't characterize how bad the damage is because they are not quite done with it. it's been happening since january. unbelievable. thanks, congressman, i appreciate it. >> all the best. >> brian: fox news alert now. five people killed. eight others hurt. including two police officers after an employee opened fire in bank in kentucky. the shooter's digital footprint will be key to the motive. he'll explain that next. ♪

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the other officer, nic wilt, who graduated from the academy less than two weeks ago is in critical but stable condition. >> meanwhile, joining us on the couch retired new york city police department inspector paul mauro joins us now. >> good morning. >> you always hate to hear a story about somebody doing their job 10 days out of the academy fighting for his life right now. >> really just another horrible aspect of this story. he is out not longer than -- put it this way his academy graduation week was longer than he was on the street. right? and he runs towards this. one of the things that i think people don't take into account is that he is a patrol cop. he is not sort of swatted up. where he has got vests on and a big cage, and a long gun. these are patrol cops. >> steve: he just jumped out of a car. >> jumps out of a car and handgun and running towards something that he can almost certainly sound from the sound of it and circumstances he will be facing a much more powerful weapon. so they know they are outgunned.

they went in anyway, and, you know, more tower to them they did god's work here. >> ainsley: yeah, they did. daily mail sa saying there was a suicide note. how long until we find out what triggered this shooter. >> this is becoming a theme. same circumstances in nashville where we are still wandering where the manifesto is. a case like this, it does take some time to untangle we should understand that. we had a case in new york city out in queens where a guy name jail thompson attacked a group of cops with a hatchet and was jihady motivated and i actually executed the search warrant on that. you are trying to reverse engineer the person's life. what was it in their life so slipping down what the red lines are and what we should be looking for so there is a lot of value to this investigation

there are things they are going to be looking at that they know already and we don't. that's the kind of stuff they are looking for. heavily digital. looking in the digital world see was he were there people radicalizing it. >> steve: he livestreamed it. >> weighs encouraged? was he taught to do that? these are things they are going to be looking. in the digital stuff takes time. >> brian: tell you the people working with him probably noticed some erratic behavior. >> yeah. >> ainsley: might have been why he was fired. >> brian: is that typical when you look bat at shooters like. this i don't think anybody ever sees it coming. >> brian: could you see the anger? >> you certainly could because he was told apparently according to the reporting that he was going to be fired. there is a nuances in that as well the bank opened at 9:00. i checked online that that's their normal banking hours. >> brian: he is there at 8:30. >> they let him in. presumably if he had a long gun, you would see that. so he is geared up with external

camera of some sort so he can livestream it. generally that's visible. and he has a visible long gun at 08:30 in the morning. unless there is shooting we don't know about shot out windows the way it happened in nashville. >> brian: quick police question how hard and time consuming is it to grab a shield. those body shields we talked about in uvalde. >> yeah. >> i know patrol crops normally don't have it. is it too much to go around to your trunk and get a shield out? do you ever think like that. >> it depends on if you have it available. i don't know what louisville has in their patrol cars. i can tell that you police departments across the country right now they are short-staffed. they are under funded and under a lot of fire i system if why went to his patrol car you are not going to find a shield. >> ainsley: everyone pray for officer wilt. he had surgery. shot in the head. stable condition but critical still. >> we are pulling for him.

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guest who has seen the difference and work ethic firsthand. being a pennsylvania business owner who says age is just a number. kip joins us with more. good morning to you kip. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> ainsley: thanks for coming on. why do you prefer to hire people that are older? >> listen, i don't want to stereotype the younger generation or filibuster think i'm discriminating against them. i had an opportunity a year and a half ago to hire somebody that was retired in my 18 years of owning a business i never really went down that path. and i took a shot on him. and it worked out fantastic. and then the next person i hired was in a workplace for 35 years. was looking. he was in his mid 50's. and, again, i took another shot at him. and it's worked out perfect. so, and it's not that i don't have young employees it's now i

have a whole new demographic to look at that i never did. >> ainsley: when you talk to someone older, if they are not happy in their job get another job they say the same thing i'm too old, no one is going to hire me. in your case you have had huge success. what's the difference? they are staying off their phones, that was one example you told the "wall street journal." what else? >> that is a -- that, unfortunately, is something that follows younger generation the phone has to be in their hand, they have to consistently look at it. i'm trying to get them to engage customers. and, you know, be personable. so, i think the older population, because cell phones are a newer thing, they never were brought up with it and it's refreshing. they start at 9:00. they get here at 10 to. they leave at 5:00. busy they will put the extra time in without having to ask. i don't -- i'm not sure how to quantify it but it is a different work ethic and it is

something that i really wish i explored years ago. >> ainsley: you say i don't know where it all went wrong but my older employees are hard workers. it's been refreshing to have them on staff. what's your advice for the younger generation that's watching? what do they need to do to improve their work ethic? >> you know, understand that everything doesn't revolve around their cell phones and their -- i don't even know how to explain. it's just -- i don't know how to explain it. it is a something that i have seen for years they don't understand what is required of them. >> ainsley: listen to this the "wall street journal" found 61% of those 18 to 29 years old say that hard work is very important but 75% of the 65 and older say it's very important. i'm sure that doesn't surprise

you. thanks so much for coming on and thanks for taking a chance with the older generation. >> absolutely. thank you. >> ainsley: have a good day. hand it over to ashley. >> start with this. a tragedy in new york city. 9-year-old boy and sister killed by fire sparked by ebike battery. got to the scene three minutes after the fire broke out. victims didn't have a chance to get out. warning about the dangers of lithium batteries that ebikes. nearly 60 ebike fires this year in new york city alone. the state department officially declaring "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich as wrongfully detained. the u.s. government can now work to secure his release from a russian prison. secretary of state an antony blinken saying we condemn in russia. call for the russian federation to immediately release

mr. gershkovich. the american was formally charged with spying last week. set to hear the journalist appeal next tuesday. now to this. whole foods shut down flagship san francisco store yesterday. that's just one year after the grand opening. the grocery store chain says the temporary glosh is due to concerns about crime. a spokesperson explaining, quote: if we feel we can ensure the safety of our team members in the store, we will evaluate the reopening of our trinity location. the train's market street location had to cut its hours last fall. it was because of a surge in theft and changed its bathroom policy after syringes were found. a man quits his six-figure tech job will to ride horseback. he began the 2100-mile journey austin. he is headed on the horse he bought on craigslist. the trip is set to last 100

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lgbtq boycott water too. going to boycott that next. those are your headlines, steve. over to you. >> steve: thank you very much, ashley. have you ever used one of those public charging stations you see at the airport or the mall or a business? you might want to think twice if you value your private information because the fbi has warned over the last couple of days that bad actors can inflict -- infect your phone with malware through the usb ports in a hacking trend known as juice jacking. here with more cyberguy kurt knutsson. i know you have been watching this for a while we have heard a million times don't use public wifi but now don't use public charging stations, right? >> and good morning to you, steve. and it's so tempting when we are out and about. you are at the airport. you want to get juice before you get on the plane. you are on the plane is even a threat while you are using the usb powered jacks that are available in a lot of public

transportation. at the mall you see these public charging stations all over the place. and you are right. we have been tracking. '21 we started to see it happening. and now really starting to see it take off. the problem with it you don't even know that after you have charged at one of these public charging stations that you have been hacked. you have no idea that anything happened. because, as you are charging, data can also get into your phone, including malware which enables a hacker to monitor your entire digital life. every time you go your bank. every time you use a credit card to go shopping. they will capture all of this until they have this rich and juicy file on you. all of a sudden you open up your bank account one day wait a minute, that's not right. exactly. and then worst case would be into your finances for long-term retirement accounts you want to always protect all that. >> steve: absolutely. you have got some tips as you just said. avoid the public charging stations.

use your own charging cable. protection on all devices and use a portable battery instead of public outlets. kurt, if you see one of those things and says plug your usb cable in there and into your phone is, that safe or you want a whole charger? you want from the charger to the capacable to be yours. >> you want to bring the regular power jack power outlet. do not plug your phone or tablet or any device into a powered usb plug at any of these public outlets whether you are at the mall and it seems really safe and like hey, there's a bunch of people doing it why don't i? very, very bad idea. and the problem, again, you won't know that you got attacked and the prevalence of this is growing exponentially right now. hackers are just, it's just a nightmare at this point. best way to stay protected is to have that antivirus protection on all your devices and also

just don't plug in anywhere you go unless it is to the actual outlet. >> steve: real quick exit question on the airplane. that little thing usb plug it right in there can you trust the airline? >> yeah. you know, it's actually the wifi is the most dangerous on an airplane because it's not secure. and anyone else on board and believe me, it's a cheap flight for a hack tore take from one city to the next and they are sitting back there and just going to town and they will spoof the airline. it's not a good idea to plug into anything on the airline unless it's the power jack. >> steve: listen, folks. you need to get kurt's free cyberguy newsletter at cyberguy.com. get an update on this and everything else. kurt, thank you very much for joining us today. >> great to see you, steve. >> steve: thank you, cyberguy. latest on the hunter biden investigation coming up next. ♪

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