of nevada and virginia military bases there. >> it's appalling this administration views surveillance on some of our most sensitive sites as something they can't do anything about. we started with weather balloons that we let float across our sites. know we are actually having low level drones come in. there are things that we can do. it's just shocking to me this waits six months to come out. we can't do anything about it because we are bothered collateral consequences. this is what they want to do, they want to find out our troops and assets are positioned. >> todd: because snooping doesn't constitute imminent threat the government is predicted by law from shooting down drones. doug collins, never changing you. thank you so much for your time. "fox & friends" right now. ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast and tuesday, october

the 15th, this is "fox & friends." welcome back, ainsley. >> ainsley: thank you. >> brian: okay. a little surprise me there first joy now fear in the democrats shifting tone with three weeks until election day. >> a second trump term would be a huge risk. >> this salesman dangerous. >> donald trump, anybody who doesn't agree with him is the enemy. >> lawrence: they got to stop doing that. >> brian: vice president harris prepares for first formal fox news interview with bret baier tomorrow. >> plus, police say young migrants with ties to a violent venezuelan gang are terrorizing times square now. an nypd detective tells us how they are getting away with it. >> steve: those are our neighbor kids. meanwhile, a fox weather alert. all power could be restored in florida later today after hurricane milton but thousands are still in the dark in north carolina. we're going to talk to one family who took this picture

right there, screen left as their cat floated away in the floodwaters. do you know what? as you can see screen right, cat came home. >> ainsley: isn't that great? >> steve: awesome. >> ainsley: found his way back. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: all right. it is a tuesday. and we are exactly three weeks away from elections day. and kamala harris and democrats are switching up their messages. it was joy, joy, joy for a while. well now, scare tactics. >> lawrence: meanwhile, former president trump laying out his all-important energy agenda at town hall in pennsylvania last night. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera joins us now from washington with a recap on it all. hi,maddy. >> madeleine: hi, guys, good morning. vice president kamala harris declared this as a campaign between the past and the future. generally ran on good vibes. recently her tone has grown a lot darker.

intensified her warnings about reelecting former president trump. seizing on remarks about deploying against an enemy within. during the rally the crowd began chanting lock him up. she told the crowds the courts would handle that issue that the voters, instead, should make their voices known at the ballot box. >> i believe so strongly that a second trump term would be a huge risk for america and dangerous. this man is dangerous. >> donald trump, anybody who doesn't agree with him is the enemy. >> young woman killed by an immigrant. yeah, well, if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened. >> so former president bill clinton right there was referring to laken riley, that georgia nursing student who was killed in february. clinton's comment was 5eu78d at congressional republicans and trump for downing the bipartisan border bill. his attack though didn't quite land as some took as it a criticism of the current

administration. the trump campaign saying clinton was right to blame harris. notably the timing doesn't match up. the border bill failed in may. the suspect in laken riley's death, you see his photo right there entered the country illegally in september of 2022. meantime former president trump, who was also in pennsylvania yesterday touted his energy policies. >> we have more liquid gold under our feet than saudi arabia, than russia, than any other country. i'm going to bring down your energy costs 50% in the first year, 5-0. 50%. >> madeleine: trump cut his town hall short yesterday because of medical emergencies shifted gears playing some of his favorite songs for the crowd. >> steve: one of them was after have a marie. >> ainsley: ymca. richmond. he loves the music.

>> lawrence: he picks the play list himself lawrence. >> ainsley: that's what i hear. >> steve: how the kamala harris campaign putting donald trump on blast. she showed video from his erie, pennsylvania rally, something she did different is she actually took video of donald trump and put it on the big screen for everybody to watch behind her and just the ran the stuff that he said. danger to democracy and unhinged. she has has to do something. we have been talking about this. her polls have plat toed. what they are doing is playing the fear factor. they are trying to drive people to the polls, if nothing else will work. and that's also why, sings the get-go, she said i'm the underdog. >> lawrence: they may be trying to drive people to the polls, but after two assassination attempts against the form other

president, it gives the crazies in our country more ammo when they continue to say is he a danger a thread. people want to take matters into their own hand. something interesting happened when we played that soundbite from the former president bill clinton. his political instincts are right. he wants to go and attack the problem. the problem is his party has changed. so the bill clinton of the 1990s would have the perfect policy proposal for this unfortunately the democratic party is more of open borders right now. >> ainsley: we are seeing that. we are going to be talking about aurora. a lady was on stage with trump. she and her husband had to leave their apartment building. their security video we keep seeing on the news of the gang members with the guns breaking down the coarse doors of these apartment complexes. we will play some of that j.d. vance video with martha raddatz

saying how many apartments does it take here in america before you all get concerned. only a few. that's an issue. immigration. donald trump was talking about that. answering those five questions at his rally about immigration and about money. and they are also concerned about the black male vote. because you always say black men want to take care of their families. they need more money in their bank accounts to do that and they saw that under donald trump. that's why walz is trying to appeal as a hunter, couldn't load his gun properly. was out there. didn't shoot anything. and he is trying to appeal to the younger generation and he was talking to students at the university of wisconsin eau claire over the weekend. and he was addressing them and trying to tell the men that the -- general in the crowd that they need to vote for him that he is a man's man. donald trump is winning. according to nbc with men. trump holds a 16% edge among men and harris holds 14% edge among women. >> brian: when you look at kamala harris. got to work harder. she did nothing until 4: 30 yesterday. she put something on the

schedule. we don't know what it was. she didn't write it. today only going to do cha chare charlamagnethat god. d.a. and vice president and nominee vice president and personally he is going go to detroit and ask her tough questions. questions she has the right answers. an opportunity to start winning back the black community barack obama wants to say if you don't vote for her you are sexist and voting against your own interest. she is getting more of the black vote than joe biden was getting. what would you say about that? maybe people don't like the message coming out from. this meanwhile cheryl main told me earlier before she was the nominee what is with it the vice

president she hasn't stepped up. >> vice president kamala harris should be coming on fox. they are afraid of fox. go to fox. have conversations with you know the personalities on fox and talk to the fox audience it's hard to construe what people are saying when you watch them say it. >> brian: you knew kamala harris before she was vice president. you had great hope for her. that's one of the reasons you support the kamala harris last time. >> she was the reason what happened? >> she is handcuffed a lot by the administration. >> brian: why do you think she is handcuffed. >> because i know her and what she stands for. i know the things that she wants to do that she may not necessarily, you know, be in a position to do because she doesn't want to overstep the president. >> brian: i don't know if he knows that directly or indirectly or he just assumes. that's why you have an opportunity to separate yourself from the president.

what did she do last week. she add heated herself to the president. i wouldn't have done anything different than he has done that she could think of. later she come back and said i would put a republican on my cabinet. if she is handcuffed she is having trouble doing that because she doesn't want to alienate joe biden and his supporters and can't be the agent of change if she is not going to show change. >> lawrence: i think charlie main is very astute but dead wrong. three reboots for clarifies. the staff had a turnover that was like 70%. people did not want to be in her office. they continue to say the staff tried to give her different assignment. she failed at them all it. may be true that kamala harris has different positions but the voters objected her positions.

she was the first person out of the race during the democratic primary. i think, look, there's a lot of people within the community that want more at the end of the day she doesn't have it. >> ainsley: just a puppet to whatever the biden administration wants to do. she owes everything to joe biden. joe biden chose her as the vice president. when she it to get out because people didn't relate to her. she becomes vice president. then, when he stepping down, i mean, it seems like he would have said to nancy pelosi, i will step down but she is going to be the nominee. because nancy pelosi wanted a primary and he. >> lawrence: barack obama did, too. >> ainsley: they know she doesn't stand for anything. they know she has flip flopped on everything. can you say what you want about donald trump he stands he is genuine. >> brian: one thing i would like to amend what you said. i don't think that nancy pelosi or barack obama thought she was going to get the nomination. she pulled an inside game to consolidate those delegates and

biden said i'm going to nominate you. you will continual my agenda. >> ainsley: didn't have a choice. >> brian: that was his move. that was biden's last move. >> ainsley: they couldn't go around her. >> brian: they could have. i saw jim clyburn come out and say she will be one of the people vying for the nomination. clyburn, is he the senior guy. he was ready to put her into a jungle primary and let them all decide who would emerge during the dnc. >> at the time we heard from a number of top democrats who said she will be one of them and we will hear from her, obviously. obviously it is what it is now. interesting she is going on charlamagne and he is going to ask great questions. >> steve: bret breyer is going to ask questions tomorrow. >> lawrence: it's great move. >> steve: first time being asked questions on fox news channel. ask about 4568 an hour worth of questions. directly on tape a little before his show. he says there is not going to be any editing unless it is for

time purpose. in other words, if he runs a question, it will have her complete answer. so, it's going to that. but, obviously, what she is doing with charlamagne tha god upside down when it comes to black voters and black men. would he have been talking about that. that's why yesterday she rolled out that very ambitious and got a lot of attention for directly aimed at black men. >> brian: why now? >> steve: listen, never too late. because she needs something right now. age what it involves ultimately hundreds of millions of dollars to get men to go into business. crypto which is a naked play for men. men are in croint and weed. >> ainsley: marijuana. >> brian: get high and buy crypto. >> steve: many do, trust me. >> ainsley: he knows. >> steve: what they are doing right now is doing exactly what joe biden did in 2020. how many kids, college students,

voted for joe biden in 2020 because he said i'm going to do everything i can to, you know, forgive your student loans. fast-forward to today. he did everything he could, unfortunately it was illegal. how many of the people who she is pandering to right now are going to in six months if she is elected say, you know, whatever happened to that crypto thing. >> brian: talk about what happened on sunday shows with j.d. vance and martha raddatz. so j.d. vance is on the show and she is in the attack mode. >> lawrence: completely out of control. >> brian: on donald trump at his rallies. she has a huge problem with it. you would think she would feel compelled to do the same thing for kamala harris. she never did. >> ainsley: remember she cried when hillary lost. >> brian: 2016. so she is on -- she is outraged what she says donald trump is lying on the stump. >> j.d. comes on aurora -- project aurora to kick out all the criminal gangs. well, is he exaggerating no way a huge problem with criminal gangs.

listen to her try to rationalize her state of mind and how j.d. vance took her down with one line. >> senator vance, i'm going to stop you because i know exactly what happened. i'm going to stop you. the incident were limited to a handful of apartment conflicts -- apartment complex and the mayor said our dedicated police officers have acted on those concerns. a handful of problems. >> only, martha -- do you hear yourself. only a handful of apartment complexes in america were taken over by venezuelan gangs and donald trump is the problem and not kamala harris' open border? >> steve: only a handful. of course the most famous and ainsley you set this up a moment ago. most famous is that surveillance camera in the hall. remember, we told you at the time after the video was released a number of pima particular complex had a series, maybe five or six locks on the

doors when they moved out in august after they wound one a bullet hole in their car, it was ultimately a problem that was not being directed -- you know, adequately attended to by the politicians. and ultimately the policies. and here's what she had to say to fox news digital yesterday. >> i was pushed out of my apartment by gang activity. people carrying guns in the hallway and patrolling the grounds with guns. i meal like the media took my videos at face value and didn't do any research of their own. so they immediately said oh, this can't be true or this is only a few apartments. how many is okay? there were six people outside my door with guns. that's not counting all the other ones they used to patrol

the property with guns. how many gangs is okay to have in aurora? how many properties is okay to take over? how many people who are citizens paying their bills is it okay to displace? >> steve: shi is right. >> lawrence: how many is okay? i think that is the rallying call for most americans in major cities. how many rec centers being taken over is okay? how many illegals getting debit cards that the taxpayers we have to pay for while many people in our comiewrntsz are struggling to live paycheck to paycheck? how many schools being taken over with young people and i'm so sorry for them that their parents made this terrible decision to bring them across the border. and they don't know how to interact with their teachers? how many is okay? and i think the abc reporter she misses the big picture, ainsley of most americans. >> ainsley: look at this, y'all. i used to live in apartments that look just like this. >> steve: we all did. >> i live in apartment complex now. my sister lives in one in south

carolina. looks just like this. imagine if someone with guns, a bunch of guys with guns, who are here illegally are trying to take over your apartment in the middle of the night. you know, cindy romero, a woman, what do you do when these guys come to your door? these are americans. they should be protected. they should not be vanityized and taken over by people here illegally. donald trump when he was in aurora on friday. cindy and her husband were on stage. he said we will have an operation at the federal level to get gangs out of america. if you are illegal and kill an american you will get the death penalty. >> brian: apartment manager and bloody picture of him in the "new york post." check it out. noticed a rise in crime. in 2023, he went to check out, inspect a recently vacated three bedroom apartment. he got beat almost to his death. they say to a pulp. and then when he refused the $500 bribe to overlook the situation. they brutally attacked him and see how beat up he is. you go a go ahead.

you look at this bloody shirt and bloody face and say he is exsagger rating. >> lawrence: just a handful, brian, just a handful of apartment complexes. >> steve: the mayor of aurora himself yesterday said look the problem is federal policies and the city of denver, which is right down the road from aurora, they are a sanctuary city. the reason things have spun out of control as they have in that region, because of that, according to the mayor. >> brian: 45,000 illegals are in denver, that's like 450,000 for new york. they can't handle it. with the mayor you talked to the mayor. >> steve: talked to him. >> brian: a year ago about it. now spilling off to other cities, but it's no big deal. >> steve: all right. 6:18 now in new york city. carley joins us with news from the trump rally. >> lawrence: that's right. you are going to wanted to hear from these two people. two men shot and hurt in the july assassination attempt on former president trump are speaking out, accusing the secret service of negligence.

>> what were you mad about? >> the security, the fact they tried to shoot the president. shot into a defenseless crowd. >> did the secret service fail former president trump and fail you that day? >> oh, yes. big time. >> it was a rush job, you know? it was put together too quickly and they skipped steps. >> carley: those are the faces of the victims. and firefighter corey comperatore was killed that butler, pennsylvania crowd as he shielded his family from the gunfire. rapper sean "diddy" combs is denying a new wave of sexual assault allegations and six new lawsuits. the rapper is accused of sexually assaulting two women and four men. including one who was just 16 years old at the time. his attorney says, quote: in court the truth will prevail that mr. comsz has never sexually assaulted anyone, adult or minor, man or woman. diddy was arrested in new york last month on sex trafficking and racketeering charges and his trial is expected to start next

may he will face questions over his relationship with fani willis during the georgia election interference investigation against former president trump. wade has since stepped down from the case. willis argued in a letter to jewish area chairman jim jordan that he shouldn't testify over concerns that he will be forced to improperly divulge confidential information vice presidential nominee tim walz bragging about his capabilities after video seeming to struggle with his gun over the weekend. >> and, again, they are all talk, talk on this. i guarantee i can shoot better pheasants than them. i guarantee that. [. [cheers] >> harris walz is reaching out to hunters and ang anglers in an attempt to appeal rural men. the pheasant conversation

continues into day 17 of the pheasant hunt. >> brian: as it was wrought up today wouldn't it be nice if he used an american gun a beretta and would be nice if he ever used it before. because he couldn't load it. so, and what -- pheasants lived. he wasn't very good at it. pheasants, you win this one. >> lawrence: start by loading the gun before you fire it. >> brian: walked through the tall grass with the press. sunday stroll walz pheasant beat. >> ainsley: what did you think when you watched the video. >> lawrence: how do you not know how to load your gun. i thought it was pandering at its best. it's the most embarrassing things. true, every gun is different. but, at least bring a gun that you have already shot before. >> steve: that would be splatter. it looked like he had watched a couple of youtube videos. >> lawrence: i know. >> steve: i'm sure he has owned that gun for a while with you probably never actually put a budget or cartridge into it. and there are now a million

memes out there including many involving elmer fudd. just saying. >> ainsley: i know. they were calling him elmer fudd. >> lawrence: i hope kamala taking notes maybe don't go hunting. i know she says she has a glock. >> steve: thinking why didn't i pick josh shapiro? >> ainsley: did you all see "saturday night live"? they ripped her for say she go had a glock. >> lawrence: and him. >> ainsley: i know. >> lawrence: harris campaign pushing forgivable loans and legalizing marijuana to win over the black vote. is that the best strategy though? we'll discuss, next. there are many ways to deliver a shipment. at old dominion freight line, we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way.

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>> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reportedly telling president biden is he willing to strike iran's military rather than oil or nuclear facilities as tensions are rising in the middle east. matt finn joins us live from tel aviv. matt? ainsley you may recall about two weeks ago when iran launched 200 missiles into israel. a horrifying moment. since then the world has been waiting to see how israel will respond. the concern is if israel is too aggressive the shadow war between vaughan and israel could become a full blown confrontation.

now we have insight into israel's plan. "the washington post" reports that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told president biden in a phone call that israel will strike iranian military sites instead of oil or nuclear locations. that information signals netanyahu might be willing to avoid greater escalation with iran, at least for now. and he is aware that any type of strike against iran could actually impact our u.s. election. we will make our final decisions, based on our national interest. also happening today here in the middle east. we expect the united states antimissile system called thad for short to arrive here in israel. a thaad battery as it is called is manufactured by lockheed martin. a billion dollars defense system against missiles. the pentagon says sending that system here to israel underscores our, quote. ironclad alliance with israel. back to you guys. lawrence?

>> lawrence: great job, matt. three weeks kamala harris trying to shore you have against support about black gun owners. crypto-currency and legalizing marijuana nationally. watch. >> underlying premise is not an assumption that i'm supposed to have black men in my back pocket in terms of their vote. and that i should be -- i should be taking that for granted because i don't. black member are no different from anybody else. they expect that you have to earn their vote. >> lawrence: why is she just doing now? today sitting down with charlamagne tha god in detroit. a move our next guest says will not hit the mark with black voters in our city. lorenzo sewell pastor 180 church joins me now. he had the former president there as well, donald trump. sir, thank you very much for joining the program. >> lawrence, i'm so holy ghost happy to be here with you this morning. >> all right, pastor, so tell me

this. is this going to work with black voters. i know that when it documents black males, entrepreneurship is big for us. how is she going to overtax us but then give us loans as well. >> i have never been so offended in my life. she is bringing a man here who is charlamagne a false god to a community that has 4500 churches, all people of faith. we are extremely offended that she is bringing a podcaster here to talk to black men about politics. she brought a retired athlete to flint who is failing, magic johnson. and she brought oprah to oakland county as if she understands the plight and the plain of people who look like me. we will not allow virtue signaling. we will not allow identity politics. black men are not political infantsd. we know exactly what is happening with the democratic party. we know they have exploited us

for over six decades and we are saying just like moses said to pharaoh, let my people go. >> lawrence: pastor, what are you hearing from the folks you are speaking. to say i heard multiple -- i had multiple conversations with voters, black males in the barbershop and opinions from all over the political spectrum. what are they telling you they want from a political candidate, a president? >> they are saying they want a president that, number one, can help us with election integrity. we understand that in the city of detroit, election integrity did i is an issue. the second thing we want a president that can hold accountable our local and our stated government from the resources that are already here. we already have federal funding through agencies like sba, which president donald trump opened up that portal in a way that it has never been opened up in the

history of the sba, which by the way, was started by republicans. and we want a politician that's real, that wants to come here and listen to us. vice president harris, she has not spoken to any pastors. vice president harris, she continues to think that she can gain her way to the black vote. we are offended and we want her to be willing to actually bring real solutions to the complex problems that we're facing in urban america. >> we want to provide for our families, take care of our families, whatever candidate that offers the best agenda for that is going to get the shear of the vote. pastor, thanks so much for joining the program. >> thank you, lawrence. >> teams allegedly associated with the violent venezuelan gang tren de aragua target tourists in times square the nypd assistant chief is investigating it. and he's next. ♪

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>> steve: we have a quick fox weather allottery for you. today all power is expected to be restored to more than 180,000 houses and businesses still in the dark in the state of florida. damage from hurricane milton leading to the indefinite closure of the state's national seaside. look at that right there. meanwhile, 12,000 north carolinians are still without power, more than two weeks after hurricane helene made landfall. right now, let's check here in studio m. with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather "foxcast." and your power outage tracker. >> janice: yeah, absolutely. we are still concerned with the fofolks in north carolina. because the temperatures are going to be at record levels. record cold. so, daytime highs in the 50's, that's actually, you know, very cold for this time of year. for places like north carolina and tennessee if you are dealing with no power. with temperatures dipping below the freezing mark and even snow in the higher elevations. so, that's my biggest concern.

you look at ashville right now, so temperatures in the 50's, that's a record cold high today. 52. 31 at night. if you don't have power and you don't have heat, this is a huge concern. talking about florida, we're still dealing with 187,000 people without power there. but, the temperatures, thankfully, are warm and, you know, for folks that don't have air conditioning, you should be okay today and we'll get the power back on, hopefully for the rest of florida later this week. looking at the forecast today, cold enough for snow as well for parts of the great lakes. so we will keep you posted on that. brian kilmeade, over to you. >> brian: thanks, janice, the nypd is investigating a group of young illegal migrants and there is a lot of them connected to the tren de aragua gangs currently living in a city-funded shelter, you're paying for it. for committing a series of armed robberies right in times square. one of the most frequented places for tourists. they have been tied to 50 separate incident.

none of them are currently in jail. joining us is the nypd detective bureau assistant chief jason severino. great to see you. first off, people go what are you talking about? why are they not in jail? >> shocking to say the least. we have seen a progression with this group, right? tren de aragua is here. and they are here. we have seen a progression; you know, when they first came, they were actually encouraged not to commit horrific crime. >> they stuck to pick pockets, then they graduated to snatches. soon after scooter crime. why? because their original criminality did not have consequence. when criminality doesn't have consequence, it actually encourages more criminality and the individuals that actually engage that criminality, become empowered, right? >> brian: isn't it a felony to do a smash and grab or be on scooter and grab someone's purse. isn't that a felony? >> yes, they are. unfortunately, especially with this group, right? we are talking 20 individuals

arrested a total of 50 times. you know. and we have a mixed match of crimes embedded in those. we have anywhere from new hampshires to what i call wolf pack robberies where anywhere between five and 15 individuals surround tourists take their property. we have gunpoint robberies, knife point robberies, and these individuals are out. and it's concerning. >> ainsley: you know where they are and you know where they are staying and you put them and process them and they are out. do they get a court date? >> they do get court dates but they are afforded the opportunity to participate in programs. things like that. and, like i said, it empowers them. what does that do? it certainly creates an atmosphere of empowerment. >> brian: you are chief of detectives. so when your men and women come back, the frustration. if i'm frustrated and people at home are frustrated. how do they feel he? they're putting their lives on the line with these clowns and get back out. what do you say to them? >> it's tough. we are labeled the greatest detectives in the world for good reason. they come back with that

frustration. what do we do? we regroup and build even better cases. we he have taken down that work successfully. these juveniles are tremendous, tremendous challenge and we will take them down again. >> brian: i don't want to get you into politics but city council pushes for these no cash bail and all this criminal reform, and now we have to live with it. what is that like for you? >> i mean, it is frustrating. you know, it's certainly frustrating. but, once again from, our standpoint, the best we can do is just build the best possible cases we can and take them down. >> brian: people say no big deal belligerent teens with nothing to do what do you say to them. >> i say it is big deal. we have perfect storm where we have individuals in and around times square. this is our gem. this is the best the world has to offer. you know, and they are brazen. they are ruthless, and that's concerning. >> used to be a mess when i was growing up. told not to go there worked so hard to clean it up.

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>> steve: "tech tuesday." listen to this. all the things you think might be vulnerable to hacking. electric car chargers are probably the last thing on your mind. a new report details how some of these green chargers may actually present a risk to personal data. kurt the cyberguy joins us right now with more. kurt, i know a lot of people think okay if i have got a electric car i just plug it into a charger and it's just like an extension cord.

as it turns out, it's an extension cord that talks to your car. >> exactly, it's like plugsing into another computer. that's the problem with this. good morning, steve, we are talking about data coming through earlier this year a hacking conference happened and some hackers that were pretty clever, e enjoyed showing off hw they got into ev chargers posing a threat to personal data. they pointed out some major security flaws in these chargers that can allow hackers to steal sensitive data from users that pull up to use them creating risk for personal financial information. showed how they can go a step further and disrupt power grids in worst case scenario where compromised ev chargers could be exploited to overload power grids creating widespread outage which is mind boggling if you think about it. answer to this is why are we not watching this and really

drilling in with better security at ev chargers. it's a wake-up call for sure kurt the reason we are not talking about it the administration wants to encourage people to get more cars. if you scare them maybe i won't do that i get your suggestion that the power grids could be vulnerable, but a lot of people don't realize when you plug in one of those things, you actually get charged and so, once you plug in and the computer talks to the computer in your car there is all your back information. then you know hoover, gone. >> plug own payment from the outside. use a credit card when you walk up or drive up to one of these, it's another way for them to exploit your personal data get to your bank account. ultimate goal. >> steve: those darn hackers. let's talk tuesday on something triumphant. spacex, on sunday, along the gulf coast of texas. did something we have never seen

before. they launched a rocket. it went up for seven minutes, seven minutes later, they caught it. watch this. >> we can see those chopsticks now. [cheers] [roaring cheers] >> steve: kurt, that is amazing. boosters used to go out into the atlantic or into the gulf coast in that situation. but that was very expensive. and so, essentially, musk has figured a way, you know what? we don't have to build them over and over if we just recycle them. and this is how you do it. you park them right there. >> first of all, i just watched that again and again and again. i can't see it enough. and you have got to know that elon musk is euphoric about how successful this was. and i saw the team that's cheering that on. seven minutes later as you

mentioned it comes right back there and you are going oh my gosh, am i watching something in reverse? no, that actually happened. and it opens up the whole door to this reusability of booster rockets like this. this is a super heavy booster that after it detached from the starship, which is the name of the ship that went up in the rocket. it went up and burns most of its fuel, uses a controlled dissent with 13 engines and lands precisely just like you saw in between what they call the chop chopstick. it there are two chopstick arms. you go wow, that's how elon musk makes stuff happen. you see it across the board and you go how did he do it again? how did he do it again? >> steve: it's just so cool. kurt, we love your newsletter go to cyberguy.com and sign up for it. i get it all the time. it's great stuff. sir, thank you very much for joining us on "tech tuesday." >> kurt: thank you, sir. good to see you.

>> steve: carley joins us. carley, this interview with jelly roll was so surprising. >> carley: yeah. he said some really interesting things, steve. he has opened up about troubled past. this happened in a recent podcast interview. listen to what he said. he said he wants to have a conversation with the people he stole from over two decades ago. watch. >> i would ask them to just, one, forgive me because there is no excuse and that the first accountability is no matter how old i was, i had no business taking from anybody. just this entitlement that i had the world owed me enough that i could come take your stuff. what a horrible, horrible way to look at life and people. >> carley: the grammy nominated singer has had multiple pubbrusheswith the law credits h of had his daughter for turning his life around. we're glad that happened. darius rucker laughing off a on stage face plant during a concert in south carolina.

oh, no. ♪ i got a stereo ♪ i'm old as [bleep] >> carley: he said i'm old as you know what? standing back up, finishing his show with hooty and the band fish band mates. pop star olivia rodriguez dropping through a stage trap door while performing in australia. [screams] >> oh my god. >> that was fun. i'm okay. >> carley: poor thing. the singer managed to catch her hands on the side of the stage and climb back up unharmed. the rest of the concert carried on as planned. she later assured fans on social media she is okay. it can happen if there is a trap door. you got to watch where your feet go. >> steve: the floor was back and trap door was black. what are you going to do? >> happens to us all.

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