♪ >> bill: pretty good show. welcome to friday and now we find traffickers in disguise, smugglers touting themselves as social media influencers. the latest trend in a multi-billion industry with devastating consequences for human life. i'm bill hemmer. welcome at the end of the week. >> dana: it was a fast week. i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." there was one day that wasn't fast but the rest of the week went by fast. you know what day it was. nobody wanted to talk to me that

day but everything got better. a "new york post" story finding there is a stunning report how traffickers sell services to migrants who want to come here ille illegally. they post videos, some professionally produced. footage shows migrants happily crossing the border while glossing over the deadly consequences. >> bill: these smugglers are advertising in the open. authorities say they're powerless to stop it. republicans argue another example of a crisis that cannot continue. >> the big thing is, we have to elect someone that can take our country back. look what's happened at the southern border. when did border security start to become a political issue? >> bill: casey stiegel is live in dallas today again. good morning. >> good morning to you. even though the number of migrants crossing and turning themselves in voluntarily to border patrol agents is down,

the number of smuggling events are up according to officials. recently texas dps also captured a confirmed ms-13 gang member tucked away in a grain hauler on a train near eagle pass bound for the country's interior. a criminal from the trans national watch list and cbs says close to 400 members, gang members have been captured so far this fiscal year. while over in el paso, look at this. dps and u.s. border patrol discovering two fake or cloned fedex delivery vehicles full of migrant. the white vans in all 26 migrants were apprehended and four smugglers arrested. two mexican nationals and two u.s. citizens. >> this tactic has been used before by smugglers. the trans national criminal

organizations come up with different ways to try to defeat the border patrol's intelligence. we haven't seen a fedex vehicle in some time. we see construction vehicles and other vehicles they put a sticker on that looks like a company vehicle. >> meantime the state of texas continues to get creative with operation lone star and ways to try to prevent illegal crossings. a new barrier system is being installed in busy crossing spots of the rio grande river, a million dollars will yield 1,000 feet of floating protection with possible plans of one day purchasing more. the system will first be deployed around the eagle pass area where we've spent so much time where those crossings are among the highest. >> bill: as the a remarkable system. see how well it works. casey, thank you for that live in dallas. dana. >> dana: global cyberattack

targeting several u.s. government agencies. racing to limit the impact and find how extensive the hacking really is. we're live at the white house with the latest. what do you know? >> as you mentioned right now it is not clear how extensive the damage is in this large cyberattack or exactly who is responsible. many lawmakers are pointing the finger at russian hackers. the defense department neither confirming or denying the tack. >> for reasons of operation security we don't discuss the status of our networks. we recognize the serious nature of new and emerging cyber threats and vulnerabilities and adjust cyber defenses to make sure we remain operationally effective in capable and sophisticated adversaries. they used file transfer software to steal data from several federal agencies. the energy department maintains as many functions, including

handling the u.s. military's nuclear war head stockpile. it has notified the cybersecurity agency. the head of that agency confirmed the cyberattack yesterday. >> it is a software that federal agencies and companies across the world use and put out an advisory about this last week and we're responding to it. we are tracking it as a criminal group. many criminal groups are located in places like eastern europe. >> bill: jacque heinrich asked president biden. >> anything about the cyberattack for us today? >> no. >> he heads to connecticut later today and new york for a fundraiser to pass the hat around. maybe we'll hear more about it today from the president. >> bill: michael waltz sits on many committees regarding national security. thanks for your time. thanks for being here in person. nice to see you. are we getting better at stopping this stuff? it doesn't look like it.

>> we should be getting a lot better on the government side. what has me so concerned about this hack was the penetration of research labs, the department of energy and oatss. i don't think we have a full damage assessment yet. the difficulty is with your smaller mom and pops that may have some critical technology but trying to grow their business. so to have this full cyberinfrastructure. how does the government help with resources to these small start-ups that may have critical technologies our adversaries want and what we're seeing with both the russians and chinese is they are leveraging and putting fuel on the fire of these hacking groups. this is economic warfare from our adversaries on our economy and infrastructure. often they are using it to gain market share for their companies in the same spaces. that is just something we're not organized as a society and government with our walls between government and private

sector that we're struggling to deal with. >> bill: they are looking for information and sometimes extortion and sometimes both. >> dana: i thought the biden administration asked russia not to do this. >> they did. the colonial pipeline hack that shut down gas supplies to the entire east coast. russia gets rewarded with a summit that at the used for their own internal propaganda and then you get a list of things not to do, a mother may i from the president of the united states on the international stage. >> dana: that didn't work. >> not so much. >> bill: china, a big meeting. who knows what comes of it. "wall street journal" says zombie engagement with beijing. interesting twist. the biden administration seemed determined to revive an approach to china that has failed for 30 years. >> that is a great op-ed from representative mike gallagher, the chairman of the china select committee. i recommend everyone read it. what he is talking about with the zombie engagement is this --

if we only just engage with china, if we only get them to the table the bad behavior will stop. we thought that thinking was dead. xi killed it in my view and gallagher's view a long time ago. here we have our secretary of state on the international stage after harassing our ships, harassing our planes, literally breaking into military bases in alaska, the spy balloon and now the revelation of a spy base right on our shores in cuba, and yet they get rewarded once again with -- i have to tell you, particularly in asian culture on the international stage. him coming to them on their turf is a sign of deference, a loss of face for us. and at what point do we take a tough stand and say you don't get a meeting until this bad behavior stopped and we put

conditions on our diplomacy? >> >> dana: two things anton blinken won't bring up is covid. three whistleblowers who say there were three people the first people that ever got covid worked in the lab and then they left the lab and that's what happened to the world. china rejects that. we have 7 million people around the world dead. lives changed. so much changed. don't the american people deserve show that the americans will say that their leadership will say we know what happened and we're on to you. >> and here is how we'll hold you accountable as an international community, right? but instead you are right, dana, what isn't brought up is almost as important as what is. and the fact that we're just sweeping that under the rug, i would say largely for political reasons back home, is a real disservice. >> bill: we'll see what comes.

expectations -- bill gates beat blinken to xi this week. is the administration ready to do a deal with iran? >> they didn't want it out in the public space. i was just in israel with prime minister netanyahu, the israelis are making it clear they will act, they have to act and they have the military capabilities to do so. i think the only thing that deters iran at this point is the credible threat of force. but giving them and rehe leasing billions, 3 billion in a waiver through iraq, potentially $7 billion in a waiver, frozen funds through south korea will only pour fuel on the fire to all their bad activity. iran deal 3.0. >> bill: don't they have to come to congress? >> they are trying to find a loophole through an act passed in 2015 that it has to come before the congress.

that will be a real fight ahead of us. >> dana: i recommend people listen to the commentary podcast yesterday. they said the deal would allow the iranians to freeze their enrichment at 60%. obama administration said it was catastrophic because we had to make the deal at 25%. >> at 90 you have what you need for a bomb. just weaponize it and put it on a war head. if that happens the saudis will get their bomb, the turks. you will have an arms race explosion in the middle east. it should scare all of us. it has -- this has to come before congress. >> bill: thanks for being here. hope to see you in person again soon. supreme court about to hand down some major decisions today. today might be the day whether or not the president biden student loan plan intact or strike it down. we could get that today. plus there is this on the

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>> [inaudible question] >> bill: that was president's response to that question about that alleged bribery scandal. the reporter's question referred to an f.b.i. informant file that hasn't been made public surrounding hunter biden's business dealings in ukraine alleging a $5 million bribe made to joe biden while he was vice president. the reporters from the "new york post." the post has been all over this story. that reporter is trying to get a question in before. hasn't gotten far. >> dana: i don't like the tactic

-- >> bill: yesterday he got a ward. >> dana: biden gets away with it. i don't like your question is stupid and think about nancy pelosi the other day telling hillary vaughn saying don't bother me with such frivolity. when you have 80% of pollsters concerned about his age, it isn't a frivolous question. >> bill: so far a stone wall. >> dana: experts predicted colorectal cancer will be the number one cause of death with people under 50 by the end of the decade. the stunning foambers. what do we need to know? >> colon -- the american cancer satisfied says improved screening has reduced colorectal cancer rates over all 1% each year over the last decade.

mostly older patients. in younger people, people younger than 50 rates have been increasing 1 to 2% a year since the mid 1990s. vanderbilt university oncologist is noticing the trend in younger colorectal cancer patients. >> one of my most memorable patients was training for her marathon and having irregular bowel movements for nine months. the doctor thought no way she could have cancer. when i met her 60 to 65% of her live was involved already. >> obesity and changes in diet may drive the trend. ultra processed foods with added sugar. in addition to lifestyle changes, younger patients and their doctors should not dismiss symptoms such as cramping or constipation just because of the patient's age. >> i think that it's important

with the new data coming out with the increasing incidence of colorectal cancer in younger patients that primary care physicians have a lower threshold to get these patients evaluated sooner. >> some physicians would like to see the recommended age for starting routine coll -- if you are having persistent gastro intestinal issues, don't ignore them. talk to your doctor. >> bill: 21 past now and we find the department of justice said to be opening an investigation into the pga tour and liv golf merger. it is underway and we'll see what form it takes. madison has more on this. >> the list of investigations into the pga tour and liv golf is growing and piling up. let's start at the top. the department of justice has an antitrust investigation into the

pga tour. we knew that. now it appears that investigation has been expanded to include the planned merger with liv golf. pga tour says we're confident that all stakeholders learn more about the pga tour will lead the ventures they will understand how it protects the american institution of golf. a senator announced the opening of his own investigation into the deal as part of the senate committee on finance sending letter to pga tour leadership asking for details around the deal raising significant questions about whether organizations that tie themselves to an authoritarian regime that has continually undermined the rule of law should continue to enjoy tax exempt status. we're talking about tax exempt status. he is not the only senate democrat. the list is growing. interested in this very point.

another investigation launched by senator blumenthal demanding records regarding their planned merger. it was announced last tuesday. it was about a week ago. before any of these investigations were onened, insiders guessed it would take a year to finalize the deal and become one. now it will take longer likely if it happens at all. >> bill: good question. what form does it take? so many details missing about what the future of the game is. >> right. pga told us when everyone is aware of the deals but players were blind-sided by this. those who said no to liv that are being told we'll be one. we didn't get any heads-up. >> bill: the players are tearing up the course in l.a. this weekend. they're ripping it. >> dana: what is the handicap on the investigations? >> dana talks sports.

>> dana: i don't know what it means but it sounded good. see you. thank you. >> bill: fox news alert. deadly stabbing on a new york subway. the man charged said he was acting in self-defense. does an eyewitness account now back him up? primary season could get off to a rocky start for president biden. an embarrassing turn of events that he could lose the first two contest to rfk junior. then we partner with family owned mills from maine to mississippi to manufacture our cotton into quality american made fabrics that become our heirloom inspired bedding, towels, blankets and apparel. experience our 100% american made luxury linens for yourself. go to red line cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news.

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extreme weather today. pen is a cola, florida is dealing with flooding as severe thunderstorms have left some parts of the area under feet of water. triple digit temperatures. the heat wave could push the texas energy grid to its brink. stream the fox weather app. it is free and perfect. stay on top of all the latest forecasts right there. i love that app. >> bill: this town in texas near the oklahoma border. this gentleman picking up that flag quite a moment in the after math of that storm for those people dealing with what is left of the debris from their homes. keep you updated on the weather and everybody stay safe in the meantime. 9:30 in new york. now a man charged with a deadly stabbing on a new york city subway has been released without bail. he says it was done in self-defense and apparently a witness is backing him up.

nate foye has more from the newsroom here in new york. nate, hello. >> good morning. another tragedy on the new york city subway system just days after being arrested, 20-year-old jordan williams is a free man this morning. a brooklyn judge released him without bail thursday saying she doesn't believe he is a flight risk and he has every reason to fight this case with the support of his family. police arrested williams tuesday night for stabbing and killing a homeless man on a subway. williams is charged with manslaughter despite witnesses saying he acted to protect himself and his girlfriend. listen here. >> it was an act of self-defense in desperation. there had been a fight before any weapon was pulled and i think any reasonable person can understand the impulse when you are in danger to protect yourself. >> lawyers on both sides agree that williams and his girlfriend

were harassed and attacked about the man. the homeless man pulled on his girlfriend's earrings drawing blood and only then did he use a knife. >> you have two choices right now. sit there and get assaulted and your friends or family or loved ones can get assaulted and seriously injured or you can fight back and get arrested and maybe get charged and go to ryker's and maybe get released. what are you supposed to do? >> this comes after a lot of problems on the subway including the grand jury indictment of daniel penny, a marine veteran facing manslaughter charges after the subway death of another homeless man named jordan neely. witnesses say he was protecting himself and other passengers on the planes. williams is due in court on tuesday. charged with manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon because knives are not allowed on the new york city subway. send it back to you. >> bill: keep in mind during covid they redesigned city

streets to encourage people to take the subway more often. that was the objective. now we get this yet again. we'll follow it. nate foye in new york. >> dana: president biden finding himself in an unusual position for an incumbent. he faces the real possibility of losing to robert f. kennedy junior in iowa and new hampshire next week. the early voting states often set the tone for the rest of the race. joining us now is steve forbe, also a former presidential candidate. jessica tarlov on the five had a good point. biden didn't win iowa or new hampshire in 2020, either. she thinks this is not that big a deal. >> it is a big deal. iowa and new hampshire showed in 2020 this guy was a terrible candidate and only rescued to head off bernie sanders. he went to south carolina first. he thinks he can do better there. iowa and new hampshire even if they can't seek their delegates

big deal today since conventions don't decide candidates anymore will go first. robert kennedy could end up what gene mccarthy did in 1968 when he challenged lyndon johnson and did so well johnson left the race and kennedy's father entered the race as well. so i think this is a signal to biden that he is not going to be the candidate for the democrats in 2024. >> bill: you said that two weeks on our program. you stand by it. >> absolutely. >> bill: based on? >> based on what? economy that's not in great shape. the criminality charges are getting more and more serious. capacity to do the job is being questioned by more and more americans. he can barely get through the first term much less a second term. so do you want that in the white house? the answer is no. how do we get -- the question is how do you remove him and what do you do with her? the activists in the party, far left feel it doesn't matter. she will just wave at the

photographers, read her statements and they'll continue with their regulatory anti-business policies. >> dana: that would be something. >> bill: we'll see whether or not iowa. democrats in iowa could leapfrog south carolina. >> they will both do it. new hampshire and iowa will go first and they say well, we don't have the delegates. big deal. they set the tone for the rest of the nation. >> bill: student loans, college, is it free for me? >> dana: the supreme court is about to rule. it could be today on biden's student loan forgiveness plan. hillary vaughn fox business does such a great job caught up with bernie sanders. watch here? >> ask you about your free college plan. is it free if you raise taxes the pay for it? >> given the fact that we have the billionaire class paying a lower tax rate than working families, i think it's appropriate. the wealthiest people in this country start paying their fair share of taxes. >> do you think the wall street --

>> people say that. people on wall street. thank you. >> dana: is it just people on wall street? >> they plan to raise $2 trillion for these taxes on wall street in the next ten years. where does that money come from? it comes out ultimately of the shareholder value. it doesn't come out of the sky. so yes, it hurts. it also hurts capital allocation, the whole thing. over 100 million americans are involved in the stock market one way or the other. he can't pretend it is just wall street on one side and everyone else on the other. you have all the people on the other are the ones who have the assets depending on the assets for retirement and other expenses. >> bill: instead of relying on congress you followed the story for decades. the endowments that some of america's greatest colleges are extraordinary. why can't the schools be the advocates for those who need the money that don't bury people in

student debt for years? >> dana: wayne university did that this week. >> some of the larger colleges like princeton and others don't have student loans so you aren't burdened when you leave the institution. they'll cover it. but other institutions are heavily dependent on those tuitions and the fact of the matter is what they should do in terms of the abuses there, potential abuses, if a student takes out a loan the college has to take part responsibility for it so they have a stake that you graduate. they have a stake that you major in something. might be useful to you when you go out in the workforce. >> bill: there is a bill in the house now republicans want to cap the amount of money you are forced to borrow which would prevent the schools from jacking up tuition higher. >> the crazy thing is going back to the 1960s is raise the cost of college. sticker prices have gone up four times the rate of inflation. you look at the administrative costs, huge as trump would say.

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>> bill: a house hearing in north carolina how to protect the nation's power grid. bipartisan concerns growing about how vulnerable the grid is to attacks. aishah hosni tracking it from the hill today. >> we're reminded about cyberattacks. they're in north carolina talking about strengthening our grid. it the site of an attack on the grid last december. someone shot up two power stations there knocking out power to 45,000 people for days.

it happened during freezing temperatures. attacks on the grid are rising. as tensions with china grow, both democrats and republicans are very worried about where we get the parts we need for our grid and, of course, targeted cyber and physical attacks. >> what is your worst case scenario? >> just take the grid down in a large section across the country. >> not folks showing up to do damage but cybersecurity. much more must be done. >> lawmakers are going to hear from local officials about that pinehurst attack and we'll watch and see if they address the recent cyberattacks, too. >> bill: thanks, watching it on capitol hill. nice to see you. >> former university of miami women's basketball players haley and hannah are blasting an article on their rise to fame. the twins are known for being the face of name, image and likeness in college sports.

the article profile calls them the ncaa hot girl problem. fox news contributor tyrus joins us now to talk about it. one of the things the article says. the ncaa has a hot girl problem. the twins, emerging oligarchs of women's college basketball aren't the best players but the best looking. to set this up. hannah said the interview for this article was obtained by a false pretense. why we didn't take our year, etc. it demeaned our accomplishments and created the narrative that women can only do well if they are deemed attractive. >> hot girls? what is that about? why can't you be proud not only the fact they made it to a division i school. not an easy task. they played and with the new rules in the ncaa they were able to capitalize off their hard

work and sacrifice and make every dime they want to doing it the right way. calling them hot girls is demeaning and that seems to be the theme, women are constantly being attacked for successful and write an article about making bad choices. they did everything right and should keep on doing it right. shame on the article. >> bill: they are making a lot of money. >> good for them. >> bill: you are very good to play in division one sports period. >> bill: that's that. have you met max park? >> no, i have not met him. >> bill: he can dazzle you, 21 years old from california. this is what he did to set a new world record.

>> dana: you get to look at it first. >> he has already figured it out. >> dana: wow. >> bill: so he is amazing. and just watch the celebration. a cool moment. we see how life changing cubeing has been toward max's further growth. we hope it is more understanding within the autistic community. >> dana: are you competitive? count us down, ben, three seconds, go. i have no idea. >> bill: for you we got this. >> we don't cheat.

hats off to that young man. i got a few. i got a few. this aren't participation trophies. we don't no that. >> dana: talk to us about the importance of competition can drive you crazy but for a young man like this to be able -- he has a focus and figure it out and he can be a champion. >> the feeling -- parents should focus on that celebration. that's hard work, finding something, having the patience to find your kids' lane, something they are good at. maybe it's not what you were good at. i don't push my kids to play sports. they do what they want to do. when they get success or they are trying and working and that is amazing. more parents need to find that. just because your kid has a limitation or disability doesn't stop them from wanting to do the same things as quote, unquote, normal kids. >> bill: look at his friends, classmates. they were jacked up for him. >> who wouldn't be.

the time keeper is losing his mind. this is the point. you have to find the stuff that makes your kids tick and this is great. >> bill: could you solve this growing up? >> no, i played competitive sports outside. we didn't have that. this was punishment. >> bill: i have this for you. it is finished. >> i won't cheat. >> dana: will you stay for the next segment? >> dana: let's do it. >> dana reads sports. aaron rodg almost wasn't a jet. the new england patriots made an offer to get aaron rodgers. when he heard it his agent said no, we ain't playing for new england. we want to be a jet. >> dana: aaron rodgers partnering with bill belichick?

the new england patriots made an offer to the mvp but rodgers wanted to play in new york. the patriots will take on rodgers' jets twice this season. you are a huge patriots fan. >> he turned them down. he knew he could never live up to the shrine of the great tom brady so go to new york because if you are over.500 it's a win. you take two losses for the jets. remember brett favre went to the jets and how did that work out? we didn't want you anyway. >> bill: this is what you get when you go to oregon for four days. i want to live in the light, manhattan. >> the darkness of the shadow that is tom brady he is not feeling it. he wins super bowls. keep the trophies, we get the

rings. >> bill: these games will be fun. >> dana: i can't wait. >> you make the dip. >> bill: we are waiting on the sup reams live from the u.s. supreme court. will we get a decision on biden's student loan forgiveness plan? stand by. plus there is this. >> i'm not being cynical about tim scott individually. i am maybe suggesting that the rhetoric of can't we all get along. >> bill: this is a good topic for america. former president obama and tim scottrade -- scott-trading barbs on race. don't miss it. more coming up. more coming up. 8,000 cash and can lower the monthly

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contributor dr. marc siegel. good to see you today. thank you for your time. we had a fascinating police officer on yesterday oceanside, california just north of san diego said he has watched this for years and doesn't see it changing because san diego gave them the option of incarceration or drug program. you go into the drug program and you are back on the street and he says that's where they want to live and stay and that's part of the problem in solving this crisis. how do you see that in your profession today, doctor? >> i see that differently. i think they don't really want to live on the streets but the problem is the state of california has moved away from anything other than the institutionalizing people. that's the thrust. they want to get them out of hospitals and jails. that's understandable but they don't have the resources in the community at all mental health resources to take care of them. let me give you an example. san jose state did a study in 2016 that showed of 19,000 people incarcerated, 14,000

people were there because the state hospitals had closed. there used to be a lot more state mental hospitals. now there are five taking care of 7,000 people. there are 90,000 people in jails. of those 90,000 half have severe mental illness and not getting treated in jail. the state of california says we don't want people incarcerated anymore. i don't blame them. work release programs get them out of jail. but again with all the percentage of mental illness they get out without the care. dr. raven, ucsf head at the emergency room saying they come into the e.r. the other part the police officer didn't tell you. they go to the emergency room. we don't have anywhere to put them. they are here for 72 hours and there are no beds. they go back on the street and they aren't getting treated for mental illness. >> bill: the governor of california said he has a $15 billion in california.

that's a lot of money, right? you have looked at this. does he have the right solutions? >> no because the right solution is housing. the right solution is temporary housings, more permanent housing. in new york we have an elaborate shelter system here. almost nobody sleeps on the street anymore. when i as a young doctor i used to take care of people found in street. i don't think the shelters are the solution, either. there is a lot of crime and drug use there. they are not perfect but better than the streets. they have to change the entire culture in california. look towards housing, look towards mental health and look towards beds for severely ill mentally ill patients. the governor of california -- throwing money at the wrong thing. if he throws $15 billion on this people will come from other states to be homeless. it is a cultural problem.

i didn't get to the medical part of this. being on the street is unhealthy for neighborhoods and illness, sewage, garbage, rats. it's part of the homeless camps. they have to work on it for the ground up. i admire him for taking responsibility but you have to do more than just say so. >> bill: good to see you. happy birthday to you. >> thank you, bill. >> dana: fox news alert right now. we're waiting for the u.s. supreme court to hand down new rulings with several major cases still undecided as we head into the final weeks. the final is eight days. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. good morning. >> bill: great. >> dana: i'm great. >> bill: how are you feeling? >> dana: great. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. three decisions revealed yesterday. 21 cases to go. topping that list the lawsuits challenging president biden's student loan bail-out. high profile legal battles