to nearby phones and mobile devices but it's not a russian listening device. adidas, the company that manufactured the ball says the chip is a standard feature in the ball so fans can use the mobile devices to access world cup and other related soccer content. it's very, very hard, we are told, to turn this kind of chip into a cyberweapon but forbes did report one hacker did it, said he did it in 2015 and was able to take over the user's phone by getting him to click on a malicious link. again, i am -- you can't make this up. sarah sanders saying in this article, the security screening process that's done for all gifts was done for the soccer ball. we're not going to comment further on security procedures. the big takeaway is that mr. president, or madam first lady buy barron another ball. he's not getting this one. >> he was probably never getting this one anyway. we don't know if it's in a gift