kurt some they are. >> carley: that's the scary thing. kurt kurtge. >> carley: if you hear can you hear me? hang up the phone immediately, that is your advice kurt kurt if you didn't ask for the call to come to you. even though they may say something familiar. hang up. >> carley: i like that phones now say spam on them kurt kurt spam risk. >> carley: never answer those, obviously. we had a story about napa losing contact with voyager 2 and the results of this can cost you. tell us about this kurt kurt voyager 2 launched 47 years ago to go into the outer part of the plplanetary system. two weeks ago a blunder happened at nasa where they accidently sent some sort of signal that has now caused us to lose contact with the spacecraft. not good. >> carley: not good kurt kurt they have been trying to work on this. a little bit of humor involved with nasa posting something on twitter. >> carley: got it. kurt kurt at the same time really what they're trying to do last ditch attempt to get communication back again. which means tweaking the satellite 2% back

farm workers, the robots could come in handy kurt kurt they work 24/7 and don't complain about the heat. >> carley: that's true. kurt, thank you so much. appreciate it. visit what site is it. >> cyberguy.com. >> carley: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ this is the persecution of the person leading by very, very substantial numbers. >> the former president pleading not guilty to four criminal charges. his appearance was a great honor because i am being arrested for you. >> each of these indictments wreak of politicization. >> bidenomics is working. >> vice president bragging about the administration's failed economic agenda. 61% of americans still living paycheck to paycheck. >> you can't pay the debt based on kamala harris' pride in bidenomics. >> that's not appropriate. we are not talking about mob action. >> mobs of teens getting away with whatever they in the chicago. the new mayor brandon johnson more concerned about what the teens are being called. >> speak in positive way. >> recipe for more violence. >> i like my coffee dark. >> joe biden at the beach. his new 2024 campaign ad just dropp

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kurt the cyberguy as we talk to the hand, kurt. this is all about payment and identity it's a collision of two different things that amazon is trying to accomplish here, right? >> true. i mean, it's a double edged sword here. so, on one hand, great convenience. you don't have to bring your wallet. >> steve: sure. >> now in the future you won't have to bring your idea because they are going to be the arbiters of who is who in the world. if you want to board an airplane scan the palm of your hand and allegedly amazon one then would tell the airline okay let steve on board. should she really be doing that is questions that i have. to get into this, also, it's kind of interesting how this works. so, later this year, by the end of the year, you will see it at 500 whole food stores. already got airlines testing it out. concert venues testing it out. the technology is good. it works. but at the same time, it's kind of creepy. so you put your hand up, and it's not just reading the palm of your hand on the surface, it actually is using near infrared light and looking through your hand and mapping the veins and arteries in your hand. because they are unique. >> steve: sure. >> then they store that information and keep that and then that's what gets shared when you go to validate how are to prove your identity, to prove how old you are, to prove you have a credit card associated with it, et cetera. >> steve: indeed. i saw your eyebrow go up when it's okay then they store that data and of course we have talked a lot about that. let's talk about one other quick topic that is a lot of people have tiktok on their phones owned by bytedance. now has it turns out so many books are being sold by bytedance and tiktok and this thing called book tok now. right? >> nobody really saw this coming and all of a sudden books that were already out are suddenly getting a lot of attention and authors are saying why is my book selling like crazy? a lot of romance novels. what is happening is a lot of teenage girls are meeting on tiktok. they're going to a physical book shop and they hang out there. and talk about their books. it's about the best thing i have ever heard come out of tiktok ever. because most of it is pure garbage that's on there. this is actually something that is inspiring. the only problem is book tock now, tiktok realizes the power of this so they have launched their own publishing arm. so they are going to then bytedance the chinese company behind, this they will be the one churning out the books trying to reverse engineer. this i don't have much hope for that because the truth is what these girls their interest is what gets popular not whether a company in china or here come up with. >> steve: okay. kurtand check out who is coming up on the rest of this "fox & friends" in the next hour. ♪ (bridget) with thyroid eye disease i hid from the camera. and i wanted to hide from the world. for years, i thought my t.e.d. was beyond help... but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion. patients taking tepezza may have infusion reactions. tell your doctor right away if you experience high blood pressure, fast heartbeat, shortness of breath or muscle pain. before getting tepezza, tell your doctor if you have diabetes, ibd, or are pregnant, or planning to become pregnant. tepezza may raise blood sugar even if you don't have diabetes and may worsen ibd such as crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. now, i'm ready to be seen again. visit mytepezza.com to find a ted eye specialist and to see bridget's befo

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kurt. >> ainsley: pretty amazing. >> so true. >> brian: thanks, kurt. >> steve: cyberguy.com.heck it out. >> brian: talk about 2024. we know five months into the iowa caucus. two weeks into the big debate and another debate in september. we're still waiting to see if everybody that's eligible is going to sign that form that says i will support the eventual nominee. donald trump said yesterday or the day before i'm not going to sign it because it's about four people in the race that i will not support. chris christie says i will not support donald trump but i will sign it because i don't think donald trump is going to live up to. >> what does the republican party say. isn't it requirement in order to participate in the debate. >> brian: i don't know how long they can stay with it, if donald trump says in september i will go. but i'm not signing say stay home. >> i'm surprised that they actually did. this because knowing before he said i'm not going to support he said that four years or six years ago whenever he did. so. you can see who has actually checked the box. the big news

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kurt bardella, a former spokesperson for republicans on the house oversight committee. kurt, comer got what he wanted with the special counsel. but he's still not satisfied. what will the tech to satisfy jim comer? >> you know, there's an old adage that you never argue with a drunk or a fool. i'm not sure which one jim comer actually is in this equation, but, my god, it is just embarrassing. as someone who spent many years working at the oversight committee, on the republican side of the aisle, we used to believe internally that it is not a good idea to get out in front of the evidence. to miss manage expectations and build things up that you actually don't have the goods, on that you can prove. these clouds right now seem to have adopted the exact opposite of what used to be sound investigative strategy and messaging strategy, and instead they just make these wild conspiracy theory laced pronouncements and then they hope that the witnesses or the testimony all the documents will somehow back it up, when in actuality, by the time we actually hear from a witness, they tend to disprove what the claims coma republicans are making. we have seen comer saying later on -- a completely different than what comey are saying the other day. the right-hand has no idea with the far-right is doing. they seem like a bunch of plans that will all end up blowing this whole thing, and imperiling the very small republican majority. because, ayman mohyeldin, i can tell, you people -- the american people don't give a crap about any of this right now. >> what do you make of comer vowing to subpoena the entire biden family to testify before the committee. we are now beyond the theater of the absurd. >> -- talk about something that reeks of desperation. that's what it is. it is so funny. republicans are always the first to go out there and accuses democrats of using the reigns of power to get political retribution and to politicize everything and to do something for the 2024 election. yet, why in the world, do you think, that james comer wants to bring the president and his family before congress for a kangaroo court tribunal? i can't imagine what they would want to do that so close to the 2024 elections. let's just think about that for a second. it's just absurd. it's embarrassing. and frankly, kevin mccarthy, speaker of the house, needs to step in here and get his people under control. because i can tell you, there are a lot of republicans who are going to be running in very contested races in november of next year who want no part of this. >> i was going to say, you don't have to be a political genius to figure out what republicans are doing here. comer says he is interested in finding the facts. but, as we played earlier, he's already saying he would vote to impeach biden now before these facts even come out. how is this kind of talk going to play out among republicans? surely, not everyone in the party is going to go along with james comer. do you think this could potentially backfire if republican candidates have to begin to distance themselves from impeachment talk? >> it will be the litmus test for 2024. the problem with that for republicans is that that might score them -- it kills them in a general election. there is your appetite from the majority of the american people for the impeachment of joe biden, who has done nothing wrong. there's not a shred of evidence connecting him to any wrongdoing at all. comer is out there saying he would vote to impeach biden right now, and yet they admit didn't have any evidence linking joe biden to any of hunter biden's financial dealings. and you look at the context politically here. after just getting she lacked shlacked in ohio -- impeachment of joe biden. that's not going to work. >> kurte you, thanks so much for joining us. quick break -- more ayman in a moment. nt check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting,

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kurt cameron andbooks put together it is a reaction to -- well a lot of drag show story hours and so kurt cameron other authors went to different libraries to say we would like to do a book reading of our hundreds of libraries -- and a bunch of them have said no you can't read here. we'll host drag story -- drag story hours for little kids and do inappropriate things for kids but you can't read these wholesome books, and so moms got together. i mean i really think there's something going on in the country with moms really fighting back. moms for liberty got involved as well, and they put on an event and boy they had an amazing turnout. they went to two different libraries yesterday but they're dining tour hitting how many like 100 -- >> yesterday see you at the library in 46 states kurt and -- bradley gaines did three events themselves. they were with us in the morning and henderson, tennessee one of which was in -- was it alabama where they -- library initially blocked them but then they opened it up to them because of public pressure. i mean if this has to do with kurt cameron and others saying we have a right to read wholesome books at libraries as well well after our show on cross country kurt cameron reported on their day for see you at the library. here's what he had to say. >> the reaction is gratitude the reaction is thankfulness they're saying answer to prayer. so many of the communities in three states visiting three libraries all today. and we were in henderson, tennessee, where the previous librarian tried to cancel a wholesome faith filled event like ours and community got together and voted it out to fire him. new one came in along with the mayor and commissioners along with the entire community and welcomed us with open arms. you and i cannot solve all

kurt bardella, former spokesperson for the house oversight committee. oh, kurt. >> here we are again. >> they want to defund the police. >> how about that? >> what's up with that? >> you have to understand that when a republican is in the line of fire, then law enforcement needs to back off. you're going after the wrong people here. when a democrat is under scrutiny and investigation, that's okay. they want that. it's a complete overpartisanship of justice that the legislative branch is trying to dictate to the judicial branch how they should conduct their investigations, who they should target. if they don't do it that way, they're going to defund them. that kind of sounds like extortion. >> obviously, donald trump is on the road to becoming the nominee. he's beating the pants off all his other opponents. so their assumption is he's going to be the nominee. if he's president, is the point of this to get pardons? because some of these people i have named, they were kind of involved in the insurrection. >> i seem to remember during the january 6th select committee's work, the committee issuing subpoenas to members of congress like judiciary committee jim jordan, like paul gosar, because remember, there were reports that members of congress helped some of these insurrectionists case the joint. there is a lot of information that we still don't know because these members of congress, these people who love their subpoenas and investigations and depositions, that they never cooperated. so it makes sense that they're going to do everything they can to protect donald trump because if trump goes down, maybe they could go down. >> kevin mccarthy is saying he's getting all his ducks in a row for impeachment. it's ridiculous. they're going to impeach biden for being old, i don't know what. >> for existing. >> but it seems like he has to do these things. he has to let them go through these exercises of we're going to defund, you know, jack smith's office and pretend like we can defund state prosecutors. he has to let them go through the exercise in order to stay in power. is that the way to read it? >> again, after the marathon round that was kevin mccarthy limping into the speaker's office. >> 15 votes. >> and like you called it i think de facto speaker, marjorie taylor greene. these are the people who are actually running the show. mccarthy is just there as a figurehead. someone who wields no power, no influence. he's being held hostage by the crazy maga right extremists who are now part of the insurrectionist llc, the judiciary committee that masquerades around and tries to use the guice of power to justify their witch hunts and mccarthy is going to rubber stamp it. >> you should be a staffer on oversight when you were with the other party. i wonder if there's any real politic at all in -- i mean, none of this would pass the senate. you can do whatever you want, you're just going to muck up the bill, the overall spending bill that's got to go between the house and senate. none of this is actually going to become law. they're not going to defund jack smith. they cannot force fani willis or alvin bragg to concede to them or turn over their investigation to them. so i don't know if you talk to still any republicans or if there are any normies left in there. does anyone understand there is a waste of time and they're setting up maga voters for further disappointment when joe biden is not carted off to guantanamo bay. >> if you talk to any staffer that works at any of these committees and a lot who work there now worked with me back in the day at the oversight committee. when we actually did real oversight. no one thinks this is going to end in an actual victory for hem. no one thinks the american people are going to wake up and rally around their cause thinking, you know what, despite the fact we always talk ubd health care, women's rights, the economy, jobs, trying to make the world a better place, not getting killed at school with guns, we're going to think impeaching joe biden with no evidence and no evidence of any wrongdoing is a good idea. >> then why do it? >> they don't have an answer for the other stuff. we watched in election after election, these guys get waxed on the ballot on the issue of women's rights alone. their answer so far is, you know, we should go for a 15-week abortion. they keep going more extreme. they know those policies are alienating them from every voter to win the election. the only thing left to do is some smoke and mirror show of the specter of the oversight hearings, the specter of an impeachment proceeding to distract everybody away tromtheir policies which are completely out of step with the majority of this country. >> the problem with that, though, is when -- the voters that are maga believe this is real. >> right. >> they believe donald trump is their friend. they believe that he would reach through the tv and help them if he could, and he doesn't care. when they don't get what they are being promised, they have already shown how violent they can get. that's what i think people in the national security world are worried about. when they get real disappointed when this doesn't come to fruition -- >> we see every day on social media these maga people mouthing off and threatening to bear arms, threatening to foment civil war. and we know that after january 6th, it's not just talk. it's real. >> indeed. kurtbardella, thank you. >>> up next, the mayor of jacksonville, florida. on how her state is becoming a haven for white nationalists under ron desantis' leadership and how her city is preparing for the impending arrival of hurricane idalia. stay with us. when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay my hand flat anymore. the first hand specialist i saw only offered surgery. so, i went to a second hand specialist who also offered nonsurgical options - which felt more right for me. so, what i'd say to other people with dupuytren's contracture is this: don't wait —find a hand specialist trained in nonsurgical options, today. i found mine at findahandspecialist.com. love you. have a good day, behave yourself. like she goes to work at three in the afternoon and sometimes gets off at midnight. she works a lot, a whole lot. we don't get to eat in the early morning. w

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kurt. thank you very much. we look forward to seeing more of what the team has to offer in september when they announce that. kurt's the cyber guy, knows his stuff inside and out. meanwhile grady trimble knows the battle back and forth on this whole situation of facebook and what it was really doing behind the scenes, maybe even working with the white house when it came to dealing with everything. covid policies and more and digging into this more and has updates for us. grady. >> the facebook files as he calls them is that the white house was pretty regular communication with facebook trying to control messaging around covid, vaccines and what the white house considered to be misinformation or disinformation. o the latest batch of documents, which our colleague hillary vaughn has done extensive reporting on showed the white house asked about changing the algorithm so that people were moray likely on facebook to see the new york times, wall street journal and "any a authoritative news source over polarizing people and the administration did not consider to be awe torr at a timive or credible". "maria bartiromo's

kurt. time to go back to school. i can't believe summer is over but you got good tech here. >> steve: once again go cyberguy.com to see all the stuff we talked about the last two minutes. kurt, thank you very much. it is 7:00 in new york city. hour two of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ noah is the group called war. they sing "why can't we be friends" they sing so many songs you know. a little funk, a little soul. can i kind of hear in some of their songs it sounds like a little reggae. great sounds. and, steve, you grew up with them. >> steve: i did. got started in the 1960s in long beach, california. as we heard, they are expecting tropical storm conditions out there. >> ainsley: that's right. >> steve: they are here in new york today where we have got essentially a frog strangler outside because it is really coming down. and we're hoping the rain stops the next 20 minutes so we can go outside for the big show. >> griff: you were a d.j. are there photos to go along with this? >> steve: me. i had a lot of hair back then. like a helmet. it was a lot of hair. we will leave it at that i will get a picture of me during those days and we will show it in one hour. >> kathy