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the window and it was like a monsoon. >> water was over the lawn over the sidewalks. >> forecasters expect strong thunderstorms to pummel much of the mitted western plains through fry. >> big tech company meta is now launching their own twitter competitor. >> i hope you will join us. >> going to be called threads, analysts are calling it a potential twitter killer. >> this is a tremendous threat to killer. >> tapper back to the mound, it's overthrown. one run's going to score and here comes the game winner! it's a marlins walk-off win. soak it in and enjoy every moment! >> steve: good morning, everybody, it's 6:00 a.m. in washington, dc on this thursday, july 6, 2023. you're looking live at the white house as the secret service has ordered dna and fingerprint testing of the small bag of cocaine found in what is referred to as a heavily trafficked lobby area in the

west wing sunday night about 6:00. >> right, reuters reports the white house is now checking visitors logs, republicans demanding a secret service meeting sfleegs who the drugs belong to. >> kayleigh: politico suggesting a law enforcement source suggests it will be difficult even with surveillance cameras to track down the person who left the cocaine. sounds a lot like the supreme court leaker right?. >> steve: exactly like it. and brian we are so lucky today to have on the kirby couch kayleigh membering nanny who worked in the west wing for a good portion of american history so you can help us figure out what's going on. to start with. this heavily trafficked area, we just showed the west wing with the marine guard outside the very familiar gate. that's not the door we're talking about is it ino. so if you're looking at the white house there, if you're looking directly, over to the right there is an entrance between the old executive office building which is where the younger employees work, the vast

majority of employees in the west wing. there is a road in between called west executive and a tent coming out of the west wing. a lot of people go through there. staff goes through there, the press does not so you can rule out the press at this point. guests of staff go through there, my mom's been there, my dad, my husband. >> was she there sunday night? >> kayleigh: no, we did not bring cocaine when my family paraded through there. it is a heavily trafficked area, there are cubbies. i have to believe it was discovered quickly because there's a secret service dog sitting right there so it couldn't have been there for days and days it had to have been there for i would say minutes. >> let's think between the illegitimate child they don't want to acknowledge in arkansas, no questions on that, he doesn't want to take questions on the plea bargain of hunter biden, he doesn't want to take questions into why hunter biden is everywhere despite the sweetheart plea deal that he had. now joe biden's got to dodge questions about a package of cocaine in his white house.

and i know he'd love to say it was there and donald trump left it behind, but that won't fly. look at this awkward smile. >> steve: yeah. >> so embarrassing. think about the swedish presidents there trying to lobby to get into nato but this ca capery is not handled by anyone in the press department tnot by the president he doesn't talk about it. he doesn't send it anyone to handle it. he just wants it to go away by walking away from the press over and over again. >> kayleigh: he should care about this. fact here, the president of the united states walks through that entrance quite often. his motorcade can be in two places and that is one of the two places, i've watched president trump walk through that very area through can bey holes a lot of times. where's the emphatic response from the president.

this should not be tolerated. one reporter from cbs, hey guys, this could have been anthrax. >> steve: absolutely. that's why the haz-mat team shows up and is like it's not anthrax it's only cocaine. wait, it's cocaine. as soon as the news ricochetted through washington, dc. kayleigh you were talking about the old executive office, that's the eisenhower building to the right right there and then the entrance is between the two. as soon as the news came out on sunday night into monday, people are thinking, oh, cocaine, it's obviously hunter-related. and, you know, yesterday the white house was very specific in saying family members, guests of family members go in the east wing. it's not like they would come through the west wing so as to diminish the rumor that it was somehow related to hunter biden. but, unfortunately, because it's cocaine, people are thinking hunter biden, thinking about the president and the weird situation. >> kayleigh: i don't see how that's possible. look, karine jean-pierre. >> steve: it's not. >> kayleigh: gave us no

information whatsoever. i would have gone to secret service saying guys i cannot go to the press without some sort of information. >> steve: give me a line, give me one line. so to speak. >> kayleigh: she says i've got something to share, the president and the first lady and hunter were not here this weekend. for it to be hunter biden he left friday he was at camp david, no way, inconceivable to think cocaine could sit for a 72 hour period. i would rule him out at this point. >> remember when joe biden was big into cracking down on crime. i miss those days. the year was 1991 and he thought hypothetically what happens if cocaine is bound someone or left somewhere. what about crack? >> if you have a piece of crack cocaine, no bigger than this quarter that i'm holding in my hand, if you're caught with that, you go to jail for five years. you get no probation.

you get nothing other than five years in jail. judge doesn't have a choice. >> steve: those were the good old days when it came to that kind of enforcement. you know what, the current restriction is, you know what the penalty is right now if you are caught with cocaine in dc because that was a schedule 2 -- it's a misdemeanor, essentially. but the search is on to try to figure out who exactly it was. but i was thinking about it like this. because the first family was gone, who could it possibly have been. and you know that there are a lot of staff members who bring people in on sunday night. there were tours on friday, saturday, sunday night as well. could it be a donor? could it be a staff member? could it be a member of an influential union aligned with the president? and it's like, hey, i'm in town can i get a tour. sure. put your stuff right there. >> put your cocaine in the can you bey hole and your phone in the other one, plenty of room.

>> steve: i was talking to somebody in federal law enforcement in dc yesterday, been to the white house many times and they were speculating, they said my first thought was that it was a 26-year-old on a tinder date and they say like, hey, you want to see the white house? because that -- you know, there are, apparently there is a list, the usher's office has a list of vips who go in that door but it's not in the official electronic wave system as i understand, right. >> kayleigh: yeah, exactly. and the media, it's funny they think it's all a laughing matter that an undisclosed unknown powder was feet from the president of the united states potentially much watch. >> they're kind of blaming it on the tourists. on the tourists. >> public area. >> are people careless with their cocaine. >> it's an expensive drug, it is. >> so many questions there. >> a lot of questions. >> we are not quite to the like jimmy carter level where put approximately officials in the white house are in trouble and

one person resigned, but -- >> i don't want to hear from president biden or trump. i would like to hear from one person in particular. >> who? >> that bill that used to sit on capitol hill from schoolhouse rock. >> i would like to know blow by blow who was responsible for this. no one was injured, as far as we know, and it's an elicit drug at the white house. why can't you have a little bit of fun with this. >> i can't even fathom anything like this being found in the west wing and i go back to the 70s at the white house. but this is pretty wild. >> steve: there are a lot of lines out there being used, so to speak. but the big question is whether or not they will figure out who it was. obviously they've got the evidence, and if they could do fingerprint or dna analysis, they would know who that person is but then the question becomes does that person's name become public. >> kayleigh: and they should know who's coming in and out

because the press at pipelle beach it's called, there's normally a camera on that door, i knew if i walked out that door i would be on a camera somewhere. >> you have to wonder if that was a trump situation what would be going on. what has trump done to defile the white house. now you have cross dressers taking off their tops on the white house lawn at a major event, you have cocaine and all you have is a president that doesn't want to talk to the press and a press secretary that says absolutely nothing of substance to the press and i guess that's okay. ten minutes after the top of the hour. straight ahead, guess who got fired over this video of shoplifters? >> look at 'em stealing. really, bro? you got to resort to this? economy's not that bad. >> you guessed, the man exposing their crimes behind the camera, you are right. the soft on crime policies punish those who try to stop crimes from happening >> meanwhile in other news, the sporting news, the st. louis

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>> carley: we are back with headlines starting with a fox news alert. two new jersey fire fighters killed overnight battling a fire on this cargo ship in the port of newark. officials say the first responders got trapped as flames tore through several vehicles parked on the multi level ship just before 9:30 last night. several other fire fighters were hurt and got treatment at the hospital. the cause of the fires is still under investigation. the justice dem is appealing the court ruling that temporarily blocks government communications with social media companies. the white house was asked about the ruling yesterday. listen here. >> do you disagree with the judge's ruling that this coordination was a form of censorship that specifically targeted conservative speech? >> look, we disagree with the decision. i'll leave it there

>> carley: that decision accused the biden administration of suppressing free speech with coordination with big tech companies like twitter >> to baseball, the st. louis cardinals just extended their losing in streak in what some are saying 'em is embarrassing fashion. >> and the runner goes from second to third on a tapper back to the mound and it's overthrown! one run's going to score and here comes the game winner >> carley: st. louis had just hit a two-run homer to take the lead at the top of the inning but what should have been an easy toss to first cost them the game. the 10-9 win completed miami's sweep of the cards who sit in last place in their division. but, guys, there's always next game. and, like i say, i'm sure all of their moms are still proud of them.

>> the sun will come out tomorrow. >> brian: not in st. louis when they lose, they really care >> carley: bye guys. >> brian: bye? >> kayleigh: yeah. >> steve: out at king supers which is a grocery store division in kroger out in arapaho colorado, there was an employee there, a guy by the name of santino marolo and he was minding his business working in the store and somebody said there's guys out there filling up a cart of laundry deter gentleman stuff like that and they're stealing it. so he took out his phone and he followed them as they started to unload night a black chevy trax pictured right there. what's interesting is as he's out there, of course it's company policy don't engage with the people don't do anything. so he didn't touch them. he simply was talking to them but at one point he did something which was brilliant in law enforcement, and that is

there's a piece of aluminum foil over the license plate and he ripped it off and he took a picture of it and then he shared it on social media and 1.5 million people on tik tok saw it. >> kayleigh: amazing. and what's incredible to me is the employees, they are always punished harsher than the perpetrators of these crimes. we saw that at lululemon the two women fired. there was another incident at another king supers in november, five employees fired, one was an immigrant the only job he had ever known was this job. another lost their healthcare. meanwhile the guy who did it, the perpetrator, he walked. 10 days, that's all he got. >> brian: here's how it sounded. listen. >> these guys are good. look at 'em, stealing. really, bro? you got to resort to this? economy's not that bad.

better get it while the getting's good. . >> brian: one guy's already been arrested. they already found out, so he's been processed. this guy gets fired for doing what he's supposed to be doing. he's a military officer who are probably handled this thing brilliantly and i just can't believe these people at the super market will not understand that the good guy is actually holding the camera and that if you allow these people to get away with this, it's $500 of detergent here, you can imagine what's happening at their other stores and these guys sit there, basically, they were so panicked, one guy starts driving away without the other two, another guy clearly forgot his belt or that is what the kids are wearing now his age who try to steal things. so this is what they walk away with. so this guy, the military officer who goes out there and tapes it and provides the

identification that is going to allow for the eventual arrests of the other two, gets fired. >> steve: he did. he went -- a week later, this all happened on father's day. a week later he goes back and he finds out he was suspended and he's got his union rep there, the union is representing him and they're like we're recommending termination. wait, what, i didn't break the rules, i didn't engage them i was just taking pictures p he said this to cbs in colorado. he said when i looked there was already a guy half way headed out with a food cart full of laundry detergents and scent boosters and what have you. my first instinct record. all i did was record criminals and reveal them. i would never let any criminal conduct slide, especially when it's happening right in front of me. i hope this changes the policy, talking about this grocery store, king supers a division of kroger and gives power back to retailers like myself. the statement from the store is

we are disappointed by the increased level of crime and the the impacts these incidents have on our associates and customers. we remain committed to working in partnership with local law enforcement to address the issue and it goes and on. they're standing by the fact this they fired him because he engaged them. he went out and followed them and they don't want any such contact. >> kayleigh: these policy resist common. remember, home depot employee trying to intervene in a situation was actually killed. so i understand the rationale but sometimes you have to use common sense. this guy was a hero. >> brian: next thing you know they have to close the store there. so don't have your employees or security do anything, lock up everything so people don't shop there and when they do shop there they steal there and next thing you know they close it up in all these neighborhoods. >> steve: this particular fellow who lost his job did not get severance and so his cousin has set up a gofundme page. you know how much it has so far? >> kayleigh: how much? >> steve: $400. >> kayleigh: that won't cut it

>> steve: $415. he wants to relocate to be with his family in florida. check it out if you would like to donate. 6:23 on the east coast by the way kayleigh is in today good to have you. >> kayleigh: thank you. good to be here. >> steve: coming up a human smuggler caught on camera trying to evade in the middle of the river. the insane capture caught on camera you see it coming up. >> kayleigh: plus social media slap down, mark zuckerberg twitter-like app gains ten million viewers in hours. what to know about threads, that's what it's called. ♪

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and recovered at least 13 dead migrants during last week's heat wave. this as wild video captures a suspected human smuggler trying to evade texas dps troopers in the middle of the rio grande, drone operators spottedd the man guiding groups across mexico to evil pass on tuesday. he now faces state criminal charges for human smuggling >> an alaskan airlines flight was diverted after a passenger makes a bomb threat. police say a man threatened the safety of everyone on board the flight from atlanta to seattle causing the captain to make an emergency landing in spokane washington. police officers and fbi agents met the plane on the runway and took the suspect into custody. a bomb squad processed the aircraft to make sure there were no devices onboard. whoa >> and tik tok is asking a judge to block montana state-wide ban on the app before it takes effect t chinese owned company believes the law set to go into effect on january 1st violates the first amendment rights of the company and its users.

governor greg gianforte insists the law will protect residents's private information. it estimates more than 30% of montana's population uses tik tok. interesting statistic there. brian over to you. >> brian: thanks so much carley. hey get this, threads mark zuckerberg's long awaited response to elon musk's twitter, long awaited by him launched last night and gaining more than ten million viewers in the first seven hours. the move fueling the feud between the tech giants after zuckerberg chid him to a cave fight last week over the new competition. here to react kurt the cyber guy. kurt why would anyone run to threads when we don't know what mark zuckerberg is up to still from past elections in disand misinformation. >> hey, good morning brian good question and i'll give you the good, as you know i'll also give you the bad. so threads launched today, so easy to get on. and the reason you'd want to get on is that it is so incredibly fluid and easy and natural,

especially if you have instagram already. you'll use that handle. so if you go on instagram and search threads, a little red thing will pop up, your invitation is there, boom, your profile gets moved over if you want it that way and you're off to the races. i just added steve doocy, no spaces, and i'm looking for you brian. i'm assuming you have an instagram account and i'm sure i follow you there but i can't find you to add you to this. but this is why people are doing this in droves. three billion people from facebook and meta on their platforms that mark zuckerberg has, take this two by four up against twitter. and when you look at this app, threads, it is almost identical and you wonder how in the world are they allowed to make this look and feel, i mean, identical to twitter. it is incredibly close to exactly what you'd see at twitter. and with that base of people worldwide against, what, 250 million people on twitter now, that's a huge, three billion

against 250 million? that fight, that's a bad one. that's a bad one for elon musk. >> brian: right. so you think six months from now this is going to be a lot closer. >> i think it's going to go like wildfire right now because of the controversy with twitter, because of the glitches, because of the limitations that elon musk has imposed over the last week. it was a perfect time to launch this and take advantage of the chaos and weakness that he's got. but i will tell you this. here's the bad news. on threads, as you download it, one great thing apple did for us is they give you that sort of nutrition label of what apps do to our privacy. pretty good significant erosion of your privacy continues, just like it did on facebook and instagram. you're giving away everything, what you post is theirs, what you do is theirs. it's not yours, and that's how they make their money. >> brian: just amazing in the advent now that we find out what social media is doing, and a judge has ruled how they're being manipulated by the fbi and what have you and the sucker

bucks that played such a role in the last election, hard to believe this won't be polarized as well that people want to turn more privacy over to mark zuckerberg. elon musk said this on a tweet -- didn't memorize it yet. it is infant ately preferable to be attacked by strangers on twitter than indulge in the false happiness of hide the pain instagram. nice, now drones are used for everything. how about drones used for law enforcement in santa monica around where you live, i won't give your exact address. sometimes cops are using this to catch up with people in the midst of crimes or to explore if something else is going on. is this a good thing? >> call 911 in about, oh, 15 miles down that way. santa monica police would have a drone over your head in about 30 seconds according to their average response time. and how this is really beneficial for response is that a drone goes overhead, the operator's safely back at the station and they can give

officers who are first responders to the scene, who are now second responders to the scene a real good perspective of what the danger is and what the situation is. so they can go in and understand what's really going on. they can see license plates from above. they've already used footage from a drone to convict an assault suspect who went after an older person and just clobbered them. the drone got the whole thing. police roll up, the operator of the drone told the officers on the ground, hey, that's the suspect in that green toyota with the red hat on and, boom, they went right after him. the bad side of this, aclu and others are just saying, wait a minute, is this now public surveillance? are you going a step too far? are they going to be hovering over watching us and jotting down where we're going? maybe, but for the moment santa monica police are saying that they're not doing that. that they're using this for legitimate responses. when you call it gets dispatched. they're not proceed actively going out to monitor us but the

aclu and others are saying i don't know about this. >> brian: i imagine car chases would be perfect, just run 'em out, don't lose them. don't hit anybody. >> and the cost of the helicopter, right, right? and start live streaming from them at some point right. >> brian: all right kurt see you on threads, don't look for me on there,ly not go. >> kurt the cyber guy. >> brian: i will not be there. >> i can tell. >> brian: still ahead you won't believe this mass teens are mugging moms and nannies in san francisco happening in broad daylight. why would anyone live there. plus president biden no good very bad week, seven days of hoechst for the president. the major hit for the biden agenda. why does he keep smiling? ♪

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♪ >> steve: president biden is having a terrible, awful, no good, very bad week. so let's take a look at some of the headaches facing the white house on our tower of trouble right here. just six days ago, the u.s. supreme court scrapped the president's plan to wipe out nearly half a trillion dollars

in student debt. then, sunday, the white house was evacuated when coke was found in the west wing. and on tuesday, a federal judge struck another blow to the biden administration blocking them from talking to social media companies in attempts to censor their content. here with reaction is senior editor of reason magazine, robbie suavey. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> steve: i'm sure they're sitting around that big check in the oval office saying we can't get a break. why all the bad news robbie. >> the courts dealt a massive blow to what i would characterize as biden's horrific overreach on so many issues on speech, on tech, on student loans. of course we also had the affirmative action decision that obviously predates biden. but, you know, biden undercut himself on student loans, right? he did it via this heroes act which obviously was not meant to forgive student loans in this way.

even nancy pelosi thought he did not have the constitutional authority to do that, then did he it and they were tight lipped about it. but the supreme court stepping in there and then, you know, we can't -- this louisiana court decision that will stop the biden administration from censoring speech on social media is huge. it is the first setback that the censorship regime has ever encountered, this new attempt to kind of force facebook twitter et cetera to take down conservative speech. it's a great win for free speech. >> steve: the administration and we'll talk about this at the top of the hour, the administration is going to appeal it to, i think it's the fifth circuit down in new orleans and say, hey, can you put this on hold while we continue to try to censor social media. so let's see where that goes. at the same time, robbie, you look at his staff. two members of his administration, the attorney general and the secretary of homeland security who republicans say have been derelict in their duties and

they need to be impeached. >> sure, and the republicans i think are doing good work on this weaponization of the federal government. obviously we want to see more results but they've pointed out a lot of inconsistencies on how the hunter biden matter has been handled, the inconsistencies with david weiss and merrick garland saying, oh, he had total authority to go after hunter biden. >> steve: right. >> and then the new york times actually confirming in like paragraph 21 of its report, well, actually we have another person who says that's not true. it's just headache after headache for biden and it remains to be seen if this catches up with him in the minds of the voters. >> steve: sure. you know in the minds of the voters and in the minds of everybody else, when you heard the news about the cocaine on sunday night, probably like everybody else you immediately thought, oh, hunter biden lives at the white house. although the white house says he comes in another door so it wasn't him. but this embarrassment just

brings more scrutiny to the president and in tock the hunter biden sweetheart deal which a judge in delaware is going to either approve or kick to the curb coming up in about three weeks. they're going to decide whether or not the deal is appropriate. it's just a bad look. >> absolutely. and, look, i'm a libertarian, i tend toward thinking drugs should be legalized but it shouldn't be one standard for rich and powerful and well-connected people like hunter biden and a different standard for everybody else. if you don't have a famous father and get the book thrown at you for similar charges, i don't think that's fair. yes, i understand i think it's likely what was found at the white house related to hunter biden, probably a staff member, maybe a journalist, those people go in and out. but nobody would be asking questions or wondering if it weren't for the larger scandal and the double standard that it points out in our justice system. >> steve: real quick exit

question robby, given all the bad news, does joe biden say to himself, you know what? just not worth it. i'm stepping out. gavin, come on in here. >> you know, i don't think so because people want gavin -- does anybody want kamala? i don't think so. as flawed as joe biden is, as bad a time as he's having, he's the most popular figure in the democratic party. it would be stepping aside for someone who would be doing an even worse job perhaps. >> steve: let's see what happens. robby, thank you very much for joining us live today. >> my pleasure. >> steve: quarter before the top of the hour and carley joins us with some news from right over there >> carley: i certainly do. a major international story to get to here. the u.s. navy says it stopped iran from seizing two commercial oil tankers off the gulf of ahman yesterday. a guided missile destroyer disrupted the first attempt without shots being fired but an iranian naval vessel opened up in the tanker on the second incident. thankfully no one was hurt but

several rounds did hit the american shinn ace hull. gangs of masked teens armed with batons are attacking moms and nannies outside of schools in san francisco. officials believe the group is responsible for 11 cell phone robberies at the end of june. the attacks have been mainly been in noe valley of san francisco, one of the wealthiest neighbors in the city. so far one suspect is in custody while the others are still on the streets. and the lottery giving you two ways to strike it rich. right now the powerball and mega millions jackpot total more than $1 billion combined. the powerball jackpot coming in around 590 million, mega millions hitting estimate $427 million. no one had the lucky ticket for last night's powerball drawing. those numbers 17, 24, 48, 62, 68 and 23. so double-check your ticket, steve, because maybe you were, in fact, the winner. who knows. >> steve: i didn't play.

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saying that loosely speaking because the air's not particularly cold behind it but there is colder air on the back side of that system right where thattent properal system is where you see a chance for some thunderstorms today, portions of colorado stretching up into kansas, areas where storms are likely, winds up to 60 miles an hour, some big thunderstorms. what time about that heat i was just talking about? well, that is up and down the west coast and that is up and down the east coast. forecasted highs on the day, 90 degrees in new york city with a whole lot of humidity. that's what's going to kind of bring in that ozone, 90 degrees in atlanta. you could be talking about record heat down across florida today with the feels-like temperature getting close to mid 90s, a hundred degrees. and then look out to the west coast, particularly the pacific northwest highs again running up into the 90s, 95 degrees for some folks out that way. so, steve, incredibly warm for a whole lot of folks across the country as we continue here through summer. you know, this is what it's supposed to feel like i suppose. >> steve: exactly. if it doesn't then we're in trouble >> adam: yep. >> steve: adam thank you very much. still ahead time's up. today marks the deadline for

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♪ >> brian: i know what i'm doing friday but right now i'm back with headlines. climate protest weres the group just stop oil screamed at by tennis fans after interrupting a quibble ton match one group

throwing confetti puzzle pieces. he was taken down by security, hopefully roughed up. two jumping onto the court stopping the match once again. from tennis to golf rising star dropping jaws with this impressive trick shop while getting ready for the women's u.s. open. she put her ball right next to the hole and if you watch closely you see her tee fly up into her pocket whether she meant to do that is unclear but that's a look at what's happening in weird sports. >> steve: bet she never does that again and we saw it on camera. take a look at this shocking video out of florida shows you can see the dorsal finance back there a shark swimming through beach goers in pensacola beach. brian? >> brian: meanwhile at least 50 sand sharks were spotted off the coast of new york forcing life guards to close the beach at robert moses for hours on the fourth of july. you can imagine?

why would they screw up a holiday doesn't sound like the sand sharks i know. >> kayleigh: not the ones i know in florida. what do you need to know before your ex trip. long island regional director for the sparks reservation and historic preservation george joins us now. george, pretty scary there. i understand you've been working at jones beach since the 70s. have you ever seen anything like this? >> no. i started my career as a summer employee in 1977 so i've been around a while and over the last few years the amount of sharks being spotted, spotted and coming close to shore has increased greatly. you know, years ago, every, i'd say two years we'd see a shark that might be close to shore but as i say the last two years regular sightings and as you already mentioned, on the morning of july 4th our drone operator spotted those sharks coming close to the shore outside of a field called feel

three at robert villages so we did not open up for swimming right away because of those sharks. life guards go on dewey at 8:00. this was just before 8:00 and then they went out to sea again. we waited a little bit. our normal protocol is an hour but there were 50 sharks so we waited a little bit longer until we were really comfortable and then we reopened for swimming at 9:30. >> steve: terrific. george, two questions. one, why would all those sharks be clumped up together? were they feeding on something like a school of little fish? and secondly why are we seeing so many shark encounters right now? i just googled it, there are a bunch of theories, the weather, the climate, you know, development, stuff like that. >> so i'm not a marine biologist. alls i can tell you what i've seen and closer to the beaches along the shoreline, we've seen a tremendous amount of bait fish and bunker fish. those are the little fish that the larger fish feed off of.

last year along the beaches both at another major facility jones beach and at robert moses, the amount of bait and bunker fish close to the shore expand nearly the entire length of the park, four miles. >> steve: wow. >> and they went about 200 feet into the atlantic. that's thousands -- tens of thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of these small fish. so, of course, the larger marine life has been coming in to feed off of them. you know, we have drone video of sharks going through all those bait fish, and it's just -- that's how we've seen it for the last few years. and, you know, we've been saying it's our new normal because we have to react to that. we have to be ready for that. so we were very fort this year, governor hochul and new york state legislature gave us additional funding. so, you know, drones is the answer in our mind. we can survey the beaches. we can see -- and these new drones, they are amazing. you know, when we first started seeing these a few years ago, we

went to a local department store to get some drones because we wanteded to make sure that we kept all of the swimmers safe. now these improved drones, they have the capabilities of staying up in the air when wind gusts get higher whereas the old ones we would have to bring down right away. the cameras are clearer so you can see better what iss in the water. because, you know, it's not only the sharks, we're seeing dolphins, stingrays, even whales closer than we ever have. >> brian: right. and the good news is humans don't taste good to sharks. so when they bite in they usually let go. so just be patient and they'll eventually let go of you. >> steve: i think we need a bigger drone. >> but, you're right, it is the fact that the bites have been accidents, that's what the experts tell us, because, you know, they're feeding, murky water, there's bait fish and then a feet or whatever something goes in and they get bitten. but again that's not their food

and it's an accident and as you said we've been fortunate they've let go pretty much right away. >> brian: and just like our supreme court justice you're not a biologist but we do appreciate your insight. thanks george. >> meanwhile, according to reports, the second hour of "fox& friends" starts right now. ♪ >> crime at the white house. >> the secret service now investing the discovery of cocaine inside of the white house. >> where this was discovered is a heavily-traveled area. >> something like this should never happen. >> today's also the deadline for the u.s. attorney david weiss to answer jim jordan's questions about hunter biden's federal tax case. >> this is a classic case of doj trying to use the investigation to evade questions that congress has. >> we need to erect a wall of separation between tech and state. >> the doj is now appealing after a federal judge temporarily blocked white house officials. >> accusing the biden administration of censoring free speech. >> they wanted a swift and