max, he barks when i'm on television, apparently. i had to hold him throughout this entire interview. here we are and he is doing great. teddy, meet america. >> carley: joe have a great day with teddy and other dog and kids and wife as well. >> joe: thank you. take care. how are you doing? >> todd: don't have time for the soundbite but we are going to air some video of monday night football and i'm going to ad-lib it. joe alluded to it the fall tons beating the philadelphia eagles despite this very impressive run there from one jaylen hurts, but here is where things went a little awry. that's a beautiful touchdown to devonta smith. let's remember what ultimately happened here to allow your atlanta falcons to win the game. that, kurt cousins, 22-21 is your final. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪

>> steve: good morning, world. 6:00 here on the east coast. welcome to the tuesday edition of "fox & friends" for this september 17th, lawrence. >> ainsley: welcome back. spent a little bit of time with the fam. >> lawrence: just a little bit. >> steve: breaking news overnight rapper sean "diddy" combs arrested in new york city. the federal agency behind the arrest and what could tell us about the indictment that is set to be unsealed this morning. >> lawrence: plus president trump heading back out on the campaign trail after speaking out about the second assassination attempt on his life. >> gunfire actually a secret service agent had seen the barrel of an ak-47. they started shooting at the barrel. that's the shots we heard. he never got another shot out. >> brian: once bragged about handouts and squatting. judge ordered him to be deported. he might not be able to leave.

>> ainsley: "fox & friends" starts right now san antonio steve here is that fox news alert. sean "diddy" combs is expected to be arraigned on charges this morning following a grand jury indictment. >> brian: right now the embattled r57 model in custody after arrested last night in the lobby of a luxury manhattan hotel. >> ainsley: todd piro has the story. >> todd: the indictment against diddy will be unsealed this morning. homeland security actually taking the lead on this case. the charges against the elm battle rap mogul not yet revealed. his attorney though telling the "new york times" he believes diddy is being charged with racketeering and sex trafficking. his lawyer giving a statement to fox news digital we are disappointed with the decision to pursue what we believe is unjust prosecution of mr. colmes by the u.s. attorney's office. he is an imperfect person but he is not a criminal.

to his credit, mr. comes has been nothing but cooperative with this investigation he looks forward clearing his name in court. his homeness los angeles and miami were raided back in march in connection with to a central trafficking investigation. he also has all of which he has denied. >> brian: this is a long time coming. we have heard about this for the longest time. case looks huge. gotted video footage from his house, his mansions. the accusations flying and i guess he came to new york knowing this was going to happen. >> ainsley: let's bring in criminal defense attorney lexy leg den to talk about this. last november his ex, sued him for sexual assault, sex trafficking. nenches day that was settled. a few others came in accusing him as well. last may that video surfaced with his ex-girlfriend cassie

ventura. that was the video in front of the elevators. what will we learn when the indictment sun sealed today? >> we'll northwestern a lot more when the indictment unsealed. what people want to know is exactly what he is being charged with this was meteoric fall from grace. imper soreio. became involved in the hip hop community and became wealthy. he knew this was coming down the pike. first of all the lawsuit started getting hitting and houses raided. selling off businesses and very expensive mansion in california is up for sale. he has clearly been preparing for this and did come to new york with the understanding that he was going to be arrested, which i can't even imagine how he must have felt about that sitting in that hotel room in new york. but today we're going to be able to find out exactly what he is charged with, which i think will be racketeering just like his attorney said, racketeering,

potentially violations of the man act transferring somebody across state lines for illegal sexual activity. those are reminiscent of what r. kelly was charged and ultimately convicted with this is kind of similar to what happened in the past with him. >> lawrence: so ele lexie, witns suddenly go away. we had a three house raid. you had florida, you had new york, and you had california. so, does this mean that this time that the fed finally has cooperation from witnesses? >> i think it is different this time. first of all, i think that the civil cases, which were explosive with the allegations really brought to focus his behavior. one of those lawsuits by a former mail assistant has a lot of pinks and video referenced in the lawsuit. not only do i think they have

obviously witnesses who are cooperating. but they have today support these charges. that was detailed and disturbing and surprising lawsuit filed by his former male assistant. ains. >> steve: ainsley was talking a moment ago about cassie, his long-time girlfriend. sued him and settled the next day. five more people came out of the woodwork and also sued them. they decided they were not going to settle. they were going to fight it in court. then you come upon these home raids. it wasn't the local cops, it wasn't the fbi. it was homeland security investigations that a lot of people have never even heard of. but they are the ones who investigate sex trafficking case, that's a unique unit. and that's why they essentially came out with bazookas. >> right. these are federal crimes. obviously the man act is a federal crime and then the sex trafficking. and there could also be potential for a lot of the those lawsuits referenced rampant drug

use and weapons. one of cassie's allegations is that he forced her to hold a gun in her purse there could also be potentially a narcotics and firearm aspect to this as well. >> brian: what about homeland security? why are they leading this case? >> homeland security is usually in charge federally of investigating human and sex trafficking cases. so that's just standard operating procedure for why they were there. but it just shows how seriously this has been taken after those lawsuits brought to light. and i think had they not been filed there, wouldn't have been the media attention and there wouldn't have been the substance for the feds to take a look under the hood and say gee, there is something seriously wrong with this guy. this isn't his first brush of the law he was acquitted in 1999 of a nightclub shooting which involved jlo which was a very sensational story. he is in a world of trouble. >> brian: he has a lot of money

and lawyers. we will see what happens. lexie, thanks so much. >> ainsley: diddy is a music icon. loving family, adoring his children. imperfect but he is not a criminal. please reserve your judgment until you have all the facts innocent man with nothing to hide. >> brian: we will see. see if his sons were involved too. they were all over this thing, certainly in the video. seven minutes after the top of the hour. former president trump speaking for the first time since being targeted by a would be assassin for the second time. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is live in washington to a second time. >> joined x spaces to talk about crypto-currency. he began by talking about the second apparent assassination attempt on his life. >> all of a sudden we heard shots being fired in the air. and i guess probably four or five. and if sounded like bullets but what do i know about that? but secret service knew immediately it was bullets. and they grabbed me i would have

lived to have sank that last putt. let's decided let's get out of here. >> new body cam footage shows when the suspect ryan wesley rauf was. he may have been waiting for nearly 12 12 shows of him golf. tried to warn trump about it. he insisted he was safe and wanted to keep golfing. adding secret service director ron rowe said he did not have a line of sight to trump on sunday. >> as former president trump was moving through the fifth fairway across the course and out of sight of the sixth green. the agent who was visually sweeping the area of the sixth green saw the subject armed with what he perceived to be a rifle and immediately discharged his firearm. the subject, who did not have line of sight to the former president fled the scene. >> rauf is facing federal gun

charges. some who have crossed paths with him in the past have voiced concerns about his behavior. in a self-published book rauf supported trump in 2016. his views sor soured him so much urged triune kill him. here is a neighbor describing routh. >> he was jumpy, reserved. didn't speak out loud too much kept pace with me. no reason to be out at midnight. >> trump is back on the campaign trail today. he'll have a rally in flint, michigan tonight where local police say they will be working with secret service to make sure he is fully protect president. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: madeleine, thank you so much.

i got the name right today. >> ainsley: we have a lot of reporters. >> steve: do you know what is really interesting. we learned a lot in that briefing we saw yesterday at 4:00 on the fox news channel where they didn't search the club ahead of time because he goes you know what? i want to go golfing. because it was on the schedule they did that protective bubble where essentially they go out a couple of holes before and they search everything. they walk and the one secret service agent who squeezed off the shots at that guy right there, he spotted him. but here's the thing i was thinking about this morning. imagine a guy in a pink t-shirt is in the tree line with a gun on the other side of a chain link fence, that would be pretty easy to see. had the guy actually been wearing camo or something like that, the secret service guy may never have seen him. i don't think it was the gun he saw. the gun barrel. i think he saw the pink t-shirt if that is the shirt he wore at

the time. >> lawrence: reportedly he saw the barrel. obviously that's luck. we are talking about a small thing to see. >> brian: black. >> steve: that's why i think he saw the shirt rather than the gun. >> lawrence: i don't understand why there wasn't a sweep before. if the president of the united states, if he was the commander-in-chief still, there would have been a sweep before. there would have been dogs to go there we are not just talking about what a sniper can do. we can talk about what explosives can be in the area as well. >> ainsley: from now on the street needs to be blocked off. president is playing golf and there is a street next to the golf course. that needs to be blocked off. >> ainsley: that's a lay up shot. >> brian: he would have said it. >> steve: pink shirt up against the greenery in the background. >> ainsley: whatever it is, the secret service agents who went ahead and were in the hole ahead of donald trump or two holes ahead of donald trump, they are the ones that spotted it. >> steve: they got lucky. >> brian: i think that's true.

i also think you could say they acted the way they should. they got ahead of the president. they looked ahead. they saw the barrel of the gun and they reacted and then they quickly fired at this guy. he did not return fireplace. he goes to flee. they did a great job getting the president out of there surrounded him immediately, they got more assets i got it. >> ainsley: sorry to interrupt you. biden yesterday talked to donald trump and they were talking about secret service. and saying that he needs more help. biden says you need more help. >> brian: right. i guess so. according to mike waltz they agreed he was getting presidential level. that was on thursday. this is the one thing that stood out to me as a civilian that never went through the academy is that if those holes get close to the street on five and six. why wouldn't have you someone on the outside? that's what they said yesterday. the secret service did not search the perimeter of the golf club and that is one of the things that left him vulnerable. could they be searching going back and forth and one guy jumps in between?

maybe. if he is there for 12 hours ahead of time. mentioned a pink shirt looking -- the guy looks shady. right away this is what you use all your years of stopping crime to go i'm going to keep an eye on this guy. what's he cooking here with a t-shirt on staring at the golf club which would be nothing. the other thing to keep in mind, too. i thought yesterday the press conference i'm glad they like each other. but, just get to the point. i want to praise, i want to praise. we did everything right. almost sounds defensive. >> lawrence: you don't get to praise yourself when you get this close twice. okay? i can praise the law enforcement official, the secret service agent that's fired the shot. but this guy should have not been that close. so they are giving themselves pats on the back. it seems he dismissed some of the stuff saying he wasn't in the line of sight. okay, but you had a secret service agent fire a weapon because he felt like the

president's life was in danger. you can't have it both ways. >> brian: i heard 300 to 500 yards away. you are saying. >> steve: he was apparently the president was between 4 and 5 and the guy was down on 6. down on summit. it was a long distance and there was a lot of greenery and terrain. >> ainsley: new information. yesterday they were saying the guy was between 4 and 5. trump was on the green on 5. but now they are changing is a that saying he was on the green on 5 but the shooter was ahead of them. >> steve: brian, one of the things they did say yesterday is that the former president got the same level of security he did when he was president. what was different and this is the mea culpa from the secret service. >> they said it was off-the-record thing. we weren't age to go in and expect the place ahead of time so we did that protective bubble. >> ainsley: hold on is that true the guy playing golf was on with sean last night. he said he was asked to play

golf in the morning. he was asked and steve wyckoff was asked in the morning, would that be enough time to do a sweep? >> brian: you would think. 1:30 in the afternoon when the shots came off. >> lawrence: i'm not buying it's presidential level. if that's the case, the current president is not safe either. and the vice president is not safe as well. >> steve: they said they gave trump the same package e drones, sharp shooters stuff like that that the president gets. the only exception is. >> lawrence: airspace? >> steve: not airspace because they had the drones. it's the fact that he didn't have certain military aspects. certain military assets which they are not going to tell us what those are but apparently they only go to the president. >> brian: here's what trump said on fox news digital. he said the suspected gunman believed the rhetoric of biden and harris and he acted on it. their rhetoric is causing me to be shot at when i'm the one that is going to save the country. and they're the ones industrying the country both from the inside and out.

>> brian: hillary clinton obviously not understanding the moment continues to show her bitterness for losing in 2016. >> americans need to understand that they have to take trump both seriously and literally. he has said what he wants to do. he and his allies with project 2025. his desire to be a dictator at least on day one. all of that is in the public record. and i believe that more americans have to be, you know, willing to endure what frankly is discomforting and to some extent kind of painful. to take him at his word. and to be outraged by what he represents. we're not going back to the, you know, romance with dictators that puts innocent lives at risk and miracle's security in danger. we can't go back.

and give this very dangerous man to do harm to our country and the world. he. >> brian: never been held accountable for launching the russia investigation. she launched that thing that distracted the country two and a half years lost billions of dollars. the 20225 is to nothing to do with the president. sean hannity was saying on day one i'm going to seal seal the border and build the wall. number three, when you also talk about what he was saying about the -- the former president of the united states who was going to the whole charlottesville situation. so in charlottesville comes up they said the whole thing has been debunked roll through five or six things totally erroneous. you don't like the tariffs. you don't like the enforcement of the wall deportation.

legit mass things is he going to do. why just make up stuff. >> lawrence: there is also this -- i'm sorry, ainsley bullets only flying one declaration. assassination attempt, i'm not saying that the current president and kamala harris have not had attacks on their life hate mail come to them. secret service investigate it. the first incident within 100 yards. the second in 300 yards. only happening in one direction. so maybe maybe people inspiring crazy lunatics should tone it down just a little bit. probably is less than 50 days away from an elections. not going to tone it down because they arage state at a timed. both sides agree they need more money they secret service.

>> brian: i don't think both sides agree. i heard it walked back last night they don't need any more money. >> steve: that's what i was going to get. to say right now it sounds like they need north of $3 billion for fiscal 2024 and there is a short fall federal government shut down 14 days. half the side in washington says they need more money. other half says they need new leadership. maybe it's both. >> ainsley: not a good excuse. people running for president. we have a vice president. we have a president. we have donald trump who used to be president who is running. all three of them need maximum security they can't say it's money. take the money from somewhere else. there is so much pork in washington. find the money to protect the president. what about kamala harris' record? what about how dangerous it is to have an increase of crime no. bail to have a fund that bails out rioters that are setting

businesses on fire. an open border. sanctuary cities. >> steve: she evolved. >> ainsley: you believe that her voting record says otherwise. >> can't keep secret service to keep the job lack of leadership. >> steve: it's a tough job. >> brian: people have cautioned it is not a money situation. it's a leadership situation. and it's a lack of agents. they need more agents and one thing i heard is stop the college demand. let the navy seals and special operators come out in their 30's. they wanted to do this. they do it privately. let them do it for the secret service. >> lawrence: they're the best. >> steve: we are going to discuss this throughout the day not only on our show but on the channel. carley joins us with situation in houston. >> carley: a fox news alert. a car crash leads to a deadly pipeline explosion in a houston suburb. a massive fireball gradually subsided this morning after damaging homes, melting vehicles.

and forcing hundreds from their homes. officials say an out-of-control suv triggered the explosion after crashing through a fence and striking an above ground valve. the driver died in the crash. the investigation is ongoing. however officials do not believe this was coordinated or terror related attack. now to a scary scene in brazil where the republican candidate for mayor in saw palo struck in the head by a chair by his opponent during a heated television debate. >> >> oh my gosh. that politician was rushed to the hospital with respiratory issues after suffering a fractured rib. whoa. so now to the latest salvo in the fox news late night morning

show war of words, brian stayed up late and joined gutfeld last night. watch. >> the emmy awards aired last night. if i wanted to see a bench of attention seekers pat themselves on the back, i will watch "fox & friends." [laughter] [applause] >> brian: all right now i know why i was on the show. >> greg: yes we did it all for a joke. hello, brian, good to see you. sure you have been saying this thing over and over again. >> brian: i like to think i provide variety on radio and television i know you get up at noon i have already done two shows at this point. >> carley: i watched that episode and everything you said he received uproarious applause from the audience what you deserve because you are great. >> brian: thank you very much. sounds you are somewhat surprised i would get applause. go did you get that. >> carley: applauding right along with them great point,

too. >> brian: how tan did i look? what is going on? unbelievable. ain't ainsley what is this lighting? we need. this. >> carley: i looked it. self-tanner and spray tan bee need a new studio. >> brian: interesting approach. during the day i'm pail as a paa scottish golfer. >> ainsley: gym tan laundry. long island has the same thing. >> brian: that is the comparison i was looking for. thank you very much. >> ainsley: i don't know how you do it, brian, you worked all day yesterday. nap today. it's 23 minutes after the hour. >> brian: no taxes. >> ainsley: influence who bragged about handouts and encouraged squatting ordered toe be g deported.d me the loophole that could get him u.s. next. ♪

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# attacking national guard. a migrant social media influencer from venezuela has been ordered to be deported by immigration judge. he gained fame for telling other migrants to take advantage of our squatting rights here in the united states. but is he unlikely to be removed now from the u.s. any time soon because venezuelan president nicolas maduro halted all return flights from the u.s. after sanctions were reinstated. those your headlines. over to you, brian. >> brian: thanks, ainsley. fox news alert. suspect ryan wesley routh charged with federal gun crimes. suspected gunman hid in the bushes 12 hours. got there at like 2:00 in the morning. tree line both paparazzi and secret service have known about for years. the secret service says the gunman never had a line of sight to trump?

>> the agent, who was visually sweeping the area of the sixth green saw the subject armed with what he perceived ton a rifle and immediately discharged his firearm. the subject, who did not have line of sight to the former president, fled the scene. >> brian: a little confusing because the photographers did, but he didn't. here to react former secret service agent bill gauge. the story is involving a little bit. what has stood out for you the big question you want answered at this hour after the presser and other facts. >> hi, brian, thanks for having me. before i answer that specific question. you guys were talking about so much before the commercial break and i wish we had more time. you guys were talking about a lot of good issues there. budget a lot of this stuff is he systemic goes back decades. i would love to talk about that. to answer your question one of the things that stood out to me here listen, this is the worst

case scenario for the secret service. you have somebody who is mentally ill who is a criminal and they have political ideology or political motivation this guy was committed. look at the weather that day. florida is traditionally hot, humid, there is snakes or reptiles. so this guy was committed. so delay-to-lay in the bushes for 12 hours, he had to be -- this was his mission. you know, and this wasn't a guy trained in america's finest academic institutions. just look at the guy. pretty rough. he had been to ukraine, according to some reports. which is kind of hard scrabble living over there due to the war. this guy was committed. and that's what stuck out to me was the fact that this guy all three of those factors that the secret service is really worried about being a criminal, mentally ill and politically motivated. >> brian: got back from ukraine people with him thought he was dangerous. one of the women with him when they landed at dulles went and met with homeland security.

you got to watch this guy. is he dangerous. i would like to know why they didn't watch this guy. he went to north carolina a and t where khalid sheikh mohammed went which is a little insane. he wrote book i'm calling on iran to assassinate president trump. they should go ahead and do it. he was obviously his reaction which he got pulled over also tells a lot. totally relaxed. in the courtroom he was smiling. so he is pretty much unhinged. when you look at the actual place that he was, what does it say about the secret service that photographers knew how to take a picture of the president but they didn't know to surveil that area because a gunman could kill the president? >> yeah. you know, listen, i have spoken on her outlets how difficult it is to secure golf courses. outdoor events and golf courses, probably the two most difficult areas to secure for the secret service. you were talking before the break what assets trump would

get versus what biden gets. they are getting almost the same assets definitely a security gap there that the secret service is going to have to look at and figure out hey. how was this gap exploited in the security gap? how was it exploited? they are really going to have to take a hard look at that and find new ways to secure these golf courses because the bottom line, brian, is trump is not going to stop golfing set. going to continue to golf. he enjoys did. he likes to gain. he was with his friend when the incident happened. so the secret service has got to find a way combining both personnel and technology. >> brian: they have been doing it since eisenhower. real quick, is it budget or people? do you think the secret service needs more money? i know you are dying to answer that question. >> it's absolutely both, brian. and, listen, the -- you compare the budgets of the secret service and the fbi, there's no comparison. this goes back decades. every director since 9/11 has

really failed to anticipate and have an imagination and go to congress listen all of this post 9/11 money flowing into the government. we need a portion of that, too. so we can continue our mission. i think acting director rowe is actually doing a really good job so far. but, yeah. it's both. and this goes back decades. not like one day we woke up and all of a sudden we need more budget. >> brian: let's hear it. people are all ears. open to it. thanks so much. appreciate it. great insight. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: harris finally fielding reporter questions today. but will she dance around voters' top issues again? >> making life more affordable for people. >> yeah. >> what are one or two specific things you have in mind for that. >> well, i will start with this, i grew up in the middle class kid. >> brian: unbelievable. personal gibberish is not a policy. he is next. ♪

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>> janice: good morning. everyone. we are watching a disturbance off the coast of the carolinas that is bringing incredible amounts of rain. in some cases we saw 4 to 5 inches in an hour. so a month's worth of rain in some of these coastal areas in just a day. so, this is, you know, ongoing situation. we have flash ward rank why the now on coastal north carolina. the 6:45 local time and considerable rain on saturated ground. this is going to be big deal. doesn't take a named storm to cause these issues. happening right now for parts of the carolinas up towards virginia. rain still to come. 2 to 3, 3 to 5 inches. in some cases the damage is done. especially across coastal north carolina. there your forecast today. watching that disturbance and also watching the potential for showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast and a very potent cold front bringing snow to the elevations and risk of severe

storms for the northern and central high plains. continue to keep you up to date. lj over to you. >> lawrence: send some rain to texas it was so hot. >> janice: i will see what i can do. >> lawrence: have talk with god. >> janice: i will. >> lawrence: today kamala will field questions philadelphia. this following her interview on friday when the vice president gave a word salad answer. watch. >> when we talk about bringing down prices and making life more affordable for people. >> yes. >> what are one or two specific things you have in mind for that? >> well, i'll start with this, um, i grew up in the middle class kid. my mother raised my sister and me. she worked very hard. i grew up in a neighborhood of folks who were very proud of their lawn, you know? >> lawrence: incredible. let's bring in fox news contributor david webb. david, this was a moment of just two specific -- just give me two things and she wasn't ready for that moment. >> yeah. i mean, it was 11 minutes and 19

seconds of nothing. buff, you know, something else we want to catch here this is performative media, lawrence. they gave you the warm feel behind the scenes, few words before the interview. they do the same thing after. abc is doing performative media. now 4 minutes and 9 seconds because i like it do math on television. ask carley about that. what did we get? we got personal gibberish not policy. when she got sounded like policies, the economics don't add up. how do you prove that you deserve a $50,000 tax subsidy at the expense of the taxpayer? is there a pro forma. is there per speck tuesday for the business plan? what agency processes this? that doesn't happen. the opportunity economy, $25,000 towards a new home or builders who are going to magically build because of tax subsidies. these major homes. major groups that build affordable housing around the country are not going to do

this. they are going to lose money. have to give them more taxpayer money just to get them to do it. >> lawrence: didn't make any sense at all. here is more from the vice president. she was asked how does she differ from biden? this is what she said. >> some people have a question. given maybe your current role as vice president of the united states. how different you are from joe biden? >> i'm obviously not joe biden. and, um, you know, i offer a new generation of leadership. >> you drove here today. you likely saw a lot of trump signs. how do you speak to his voters? >> i, based on experience, and -- a lived experience -- know in my heart, in my soul i know that the vast majority of us as americans have so much more in common than what celebrates us. >> keep doing i'm obviously not joe biden. >> hang on, i'm a little confused she is going to fix the

economy, biden is you and i know lawrence, most americans falled into the same area. these are the people that call us knee andre thowls, deplorables. every kind of ist or ism. that comes from the harris equation. she is going to bring us together versus someone who has gone out there and actually done the job of employing americans, tens of thousands in the trump organization. middle class workers. i have known lots of them over the years. people who have paid their bills. someone who knows how to actually building is versus someone who knows only thousand subsidize something that somebody else build at somebody else's expense. it was jish irish, it was waste of time but important for pretending she is going to be the new leader for the 21st

century. democrats have been in charge of the federal government for the last -- 12 of the last 16 years. >> lawrence: i just hope people saw the clips. they decided to release this on a friday. they didn't want many to see it and it was in a local market. people locally, i guarantee it watched that david, thanks so much for joining the program. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: you got it. so making crypto great again. trump rolls out a new business. apple transforms air pods into hearing aids. kurt the cyberguy is here on this tech tuesday. that's next. ♪ i will wait ♪ i will wait for you ♪ and i will wait ♪ i will wait for you ♪ that's how it felt to live with bladder and bowel incontinence. but that changed when my urologist told me about axonics therapy. a long-lasting solution that has really changed my life. this is not another drug, and it works. visit findrealrelief.com

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steve on this tech tuesday former president donald trump rolling out brand new croinsz platform casting himself as the crypto candidate who will end the biden-harris regulatory crackdown. >> they have been very hostile toward crointd, all of it. extremely hostile like nobody can believe. nobody understands why. my attitude is different. if we don't do it, china is going to do it. china is doing it anyway. if we don't do it, we will not be the biggest. we h to be the biggest and the

best. >> steve: kurt the cyberguy joins us live. kurt, good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: what is this? >> now the trump family is in the crypto business and mainly this came from the kids. ironically last sunday, when he was on the golf course the big horrible thing happened, that was one of his friends that got him involved in this. they have been working on this about nine months. and you want to keep your eye on this. you want to just see where this goes. it's not for sale yet. but, they will keep about 20% of it and then the rest will be open to the market, about 63% of it. and, yeah. world liberty finance. you should keep you're eye on that when it comes out. >> steve: all right. meanwhile, something like 30 million americans suffer some form of hearing loss. and now apple, when they were unveiling everything last week, it turns out that you can take your air pods and now they can be hearing aids? >> yeah. the fda has now just days ago approved what apple has in mind. so, hearing health will be

coming to your -- so, for some people that have air pods already, the pros, they will work with this. also what you will see is that the new air pods that are coming out this friday, you know, apple has got these huge announcements. brand new iphone 16 with ai and stuff. the focus and buzz is on this. everybody is talking about the potential of how this really could be a game changer for hearing because. think about this. for those who have mild to moderate headquarters the still math putting a hearing aid on asset to particularly is what keeps people away from it. >> steve: i don't want people to think i have a hearing aid. >> now it's cool to wear these. people do it all the time. >> steve: looks like you are listening to music. >> it no longer looks like you are wearing a hearing aid. we will be testing these to see how effective they are. in my brief test of them. boy, they work. this is -- audio quality of the new air pods about two times better noise canceling and have these gestures on them also, if

somebody serrie might say steve is calling do you want to take the call? and can you just slightly nod. and it will connect us. or say no. and it will send to you voice mail. >> steve: brilliant part about this i know that hearing aids can cost thousands and thousands of dollars. >> no doubt. >> steve: these are cheap compared to that. >> yeah. this has -- the bigger picture is that the fda has allowed over-the-counter hearing aids to start to be sold. these ones that required a prescription before and very expensive are now competing with those who are much more affordable and now air pods are another option for americans. >> steve: read all about it at cyberguy.com. sign up for his newsletter as well. i do. kurt, thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> steve: coming up on the top of the hour brian has some spores headlines. >> brian: thanks, guys. appreciate it jordan childs filing an appeal challenging the decision that stripped her of a bronze medal at the olympic games in paris which she

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jason kelsey showing off dance moves before the eagles falcons game yesterday. guys, look up, ainsley. the former eagles star dancing on stage. i think is he good. really good before his co-host during the pregame show his moves included the running man and the tried and true fist pump. is it just me or look like kelce look like ray gun the viral from the olympics. we're not allowed to use the video. he wasn't very good. is he from australia. we will talk about that in the break. more "fox & friends" in just a moment. i'll leave. ♪

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