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Steve: ahead of the mid terms candidates are hoping to send out text messages. ainsley: number of messages you are going to get this year. brian: i will take it from here steve and ainsley. here with details is kurt the cyber guy. every time you have that tickle moment where you catch us off guard. brian: right. good morning to you. you are talking about your phone is about to just fire up with a bunch of text messages coming at you. already happening around the country? now up until november elections. all using very sophisticated text message campaigns to reach us because they found out that it s highly, highly effective. steve: because we always read our texts. where are they getting our phone numbers? well, there are a couple big source us one is a data house that can you buy this information from that essentially says that ainsley is wearing a green dress today and i mean, really just keeps so much information on us. steve: specific. very specific. name, location and our p ....
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Text messages are things where people who know us. yes. brian: now getting more strangers text us. they act like they are very familiar. they act like they know you. and you get fooled. it s very brilliant. get trapped right into it. ainsley: this might be an old friend that is trying to get in touch with me. they are honest about it way getting around loopholes in the law prevents campaigns from sending giant spam messages from machines. instead of volunteers getting on the phone banks to call individually, they have volunteers in a room that are sending individual text messages which are permitted. steve: if you would like more information on how to stop it, go to cyberguy.com. kurt just posted that. thank you. ainsley: hey, brian. brian: goodbye, get rid of her. steve: straight ahead on this friday, the economy is booming under president trump. just how bad is that for democrats in the mid terms? a debate is coming up in the next hour. brian: plus, geraldo rivera will be her ....
I will start with you. i think it s extreme. as some point as a parent, you have to rely on common sense. and if you see your child under a are just stepping a few steps away. i mean, how many of us have gone to drop mail in a mailbox and park the car. get out. the child is in there and you run right back to your car. this isn t a situation where it was 90 degrees, she was leaving her child out for a lock period oalong period of ti. instead of someone reporting and calling the police, why don t you just look after the child or ask the mother hey, do you need my help? i can spot you while you go on in and run yourer rand a will be here. weave need to have more communication that way instead of let s report this to the authorities. cathy barnett on the front row radio show host and a mother. cathy, you bring your children to work. yes. ainsley: you are a great mother. your children are so well-mannered and well behaved. thank you. this is a fear of yours. ....
Hear isabel do the weather? oh my gosh, take it away. all right. another wet day for much of the east coast. flood advisories are posted from the southeast to the northeast west coast it is still warm and dry with more hot temperatures for the forecast next week. and we have a chance of rain for this morning. now back to you in the studio. [cheers and applause] janice: how was she guys? good job. janice: what about the teacher? the best teacher. brian: in front of a live audience. janice: she is beautiful. ainsley: we will miss you will be back, right? how many interns have done here. three. brian: play the drums with the band. i m ready. steve: speak of the band. this grammy award-winning duo took the industry by storm with to chart topping christian hits. brian: new album joy instand ....