larry: old star democratic identity politics don't work anymore. that's why the coalition is broken up and why mr. trump is getting democratic voters working class voters people want results. okay? the content of your character, and the economic opportunity. anyway, elizabeth macdonald, up

next, with plenty of results. liz: thank you, larry. couldn't have said it better myself. thank you so much. welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> we've got to critically re-examine ice. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> i support a mandatory buyback program. >> zero-emission vehicles only, 100%. >> every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access to the medical care. liz: the real kamala harris is now back. she tried to go, you know, center left moderate, but right as trump talks kamala, he will fix it, harris again goes hard left. apparently worried about losing democrat voting blocks and she deploys far left socialist aoc and senator bernie sanders to turn out the vote in battleground wisconsin. will that work? you will also see tonight harris' far left record. that has rfk jr. saying his father and uncle jfk would

not recognize their own democrat party. rfk jr. was with milania trump, elon musk, tulsi gabbard, dr. phil, and congresswoman salazar and ned ryun we're excited to talk to them and tomi lahren. we have the last government report, whose up whose down? there is a bad spot coming in here, for kamala harris. plus this story. >> how is everybody doing? liz: that was pretty awkward. harris is copying trump's visit to a barber shop plus we will show you her awkward hot mic moment over a beer, with michigan governor gretchen whitmer. wait until you hear what she said. it's about the race

for authenticity. plus this. >> we have seen one estimate that says it would cost $88 billion to deport 1 million people a year. >> i don't know if that's accurate or not. >> is that what american taxpayers should expect? >> what price do you put on national security? is it worth it? liz: okay "60 minutes" goes after i.c.e. director tom homan. we've got new concerning developments in the border crisis but first this. former president trump, he is about to speak in atlanta, georgia tonight. joining us is fox news bill melugin. bill is a humble reporter and never talks about how he won three emmy awards and three edward r. murray awards and breaking news with the border crisis and bill is live at the scene. bill what's happening now? reporter: liz, good evening to you. former president donald trump is on the ground here in georgia.

he's set to speak here where we are in atlanta about an hour from now, where he's going to hold another campaign rally and the polls here in georgia show it is a very, very tight race. take a look. the most recent poll is what just came out last week is things are essentially deadlocked between he and kamala harris at about 49% each with just 1% of voters undecided. the chairman of the rnc said on fox this morning, the party is feeling very good about where they are at right now with these early voting returns, especially in battleground states. take a listen. >> [applause] >> what we're seeing right now is we are not candy ballizing our election day votes. we're very excited about the numbers that we're seeing of people that did not vote in 2020. reporter: and with just over a week left, until election day, trump is hitting harris particularly hard on her record on illegal immigration. the trump team just released a new emotional video a couple hours ago which features the mom

of jocelyn nunger, the 12-year-old houston girl raped and murdered by two illegal aliens from venezuela who had both been caught and released at the texas border weeks beforehand. here is part of that video. >> kamala harris did have one job and she not only failed, she failed my daughter and she failed jocelyn, and she was only 12. reporter: and that mom goes on to directly point the finger at the biden-harris administration for their mass catch and release policy at the border. policy she said led to the death of her daughter. now, we all remember our colleague bret baier just recently interviewed vp kamala harris. he pressed her on this and asked if she has anything she wants to say to jocelyn's mom and harris responded she is so sorry for her loss and feels horrible but then she tried to pivot the conversation to talk about donald trump. we'll send it back to you, liz. liz: thank you, bill that's heartbreaking stuff bill

melugin. thank you so much. okay let's get to the whole media meltdown the democrat brew-haha over trump's madison square garden rally. eric adams says stop it with the rhetoric trying to compare trump to hitler. nearly a dozen person presidents have held events at msg, and the viewish leaders and voters turned out in full and hispanics and people of all faiths and races joining us from house foreign affairs florida congresswoman maria salazar, her family fled communist cuba to come to america. congresswoman, what did you make of the media meltdown and the democrat meltdown over the rally? >> well, we need to expect what's happening right now, elizabeth. they know they are going to lose. the momentum is palpable. you can feel it everywhere from miami to georgia so we are delighted to know that hispanics and the rest of the american electorate has come to the realization that it's time to change, and you know i wanted to

also say. look at my daughter was there, at madison square garden. only elvis presley and michael jackson, people of that stature have been able to fill the stadium like president trump. a president, a politician, republican in the heart of new york city. you don't see that very often and look, more than 50,000 people and those were waiting outside. liz: right. there is also this. the trump campaign and gop lawmakers condemned a median who called puerto rico a floating island of garbage. media watchdogs say he was making fun of puerto rico's really bad trash problem but congresswoman, the highlight from the rally is pretty stunning. let's get your reaction to what happened. watch. >> jews and muslims and catholics and evangelicals and mmormons and are joining us in large numbers larger than anyone has ever seen in this country

before, larger than they have ever seen in any country. >> i don't believe the democratic party. the democratic party left me. the democratic party is a party of war, is the party of the cia. you have kamala harris giving a speech at the democratic convection that was written and beligerant. >> they have impeached him and guided him, raided him, railroaded him, shot him and sued him. >> boooo. >> and where is he? he is still standing. >> [applause] >> [cheers and plus] and applause] >> he just keeps on coming because he loves this country too. >> anybody spends time driving around and you can see the intensity, it's astonishing. liz: wow that was democrat senator john fetterman on

trump's impact in pennsylvania. what did you make of what you just heard? >> i just wanted to mention something that you just said at the beginning. this comedian talking about puerto rico. look, he is an imbusol, and he is an idiot and i was with the trump camp right when it was happening and they were responding back to me that they did not understand what this guy was saying. we've got to say that president trump gave billions of dollars to puerto rico to the island of puerto rico when hurricane maria hit it, and not only that. he visited the island, so they, i assure you, i was there with them. they have nothing to do with those comments. liz: congresswoman salazar is always setting the record straight. thanks for joining us. >> see you liz. liz: sure okay, the battleground blitz today all eyes on wisconsin, a state that biden won in 2020 by less than one point. let's take you now to fox news rich edson, queer we're exciteo hear from rich.

good to see you again. reporter: good evening, liz. you know, you look at today in wisconsin. it's a day for the runningmates both vice presidential picks holding a number of events across the state today. minnesota governor tim walz head a speech in manitowac at the wisconsin aluminum foundry company and ohio senator j.d. vance spoke in wausaw andre in wausaw and racine. >> let's get back to policies that lower the cost of groceries, gasoline and make the american dream a forkeddable. affordable.>> we're united arod the dignity and the pride of working people and union members. kamala harris and i have plain to build the american industrial strength powered by american workers. reporter: the harris campaign says this is walz's 7th visit to wisconsin since he joined the ticket. robert f. kennedy jr. , former representative tulsi gabbard are here in madison tomorrow.

vice president harris rallies in wisconsin wednesday and former president trump campaigns in degree bay with brett favre also on wednesday and tonight it's the progressives, senator bernie sanders and representative aoc will rally in madison and last week, sanders told the associated press that harris needs to start addressing working class people more and "they are a hell of a lot more working class people who could vote for kamala harris than there are conservative republicans." harris' move to the center from her previously more progressive positions on immigration, the border and energy. voting is already underway in this state, both in-person and absent teen mall-in balloting. so far according to the state nearly 860,000 ballots have been returned. liz? liz: thank you, rich edson, good to see you. >> we've got to critically re-examine i.c.e. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> we need medicare for all. >> i support a mandatory buyback program. >> zero-emission vehicles only,

100%. >> every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access to the medical care. liz: okay, that was kamala harris talking upper far left policies. we've got far left socialists aoc senator bernie sanders campaigning for her in wisconsin today. let's welcome back to the show american majority ceo ned ryan. is this going to attract the undecided voters and independents? larry kudlow just said how does this cause results somewhat results does this bring? what results do identity politics bring? >> well, i think they are getting extremely nervous about the progressive vote in wisconsin, liz. that's why you're sending up bernie sanders and aoc and it revolving around the fact that jill stein, despite democrats attempts to remove her from the ballot succeeded in staying on the ballot this year, but let me run some numbers for you, liz. in 2016 jill stein made the ballot. she got 3 1,000 votes in a state, wisconsin, that trump

only won by 23,000 votes. fast forward to 2020. they successfully litigated to get her off the ballot biden only won the state by 20,000 votes. fast forward to 2024. she made the ballot again. they were unsuccessful in getting her off. they are afraid those 30 some thousand votes she got in 2016 might go her way in 2024 that be devastating to kamala harris. liz: that's really important what you said because you see , you know, how trump went to a barber shop in the bronx. now harris is going to a barber shop in philadelphia. she's copied his no taxes on tips and said yes to a border wall so she's doing this stuff about authenticity and caught on a hot mic at a bar in michigan with governor saying yeah, i am worried about turning out the vote for men and listen to tim walz trying to blake mcdonald's e-coli break out on trump's campaign stop. watch this. >> oh, we have microphones?

>> i didn't realize that? [laughter] >> okay. >> we just told all of the family secrets! >> madam vice president can you give us a sense of your internal polling at the campaign and how that is making or influencing your decisions on what to do over the next nine days? >> so to be very frank with you, my internal polling is my instinct. i'll let the campaign people deal with all that other stuff, and i am responding to what i'm seeing. liz: really? okay we're going to get into later tim walz's crack. you know, that's all campaign flannel and rhetoric. political flannel. show kamala harris' far left record. she prosecuted parents of truant children and backed covid mandates and shutdowns and said the vie learnt 2020 protests should not stop, backed defund the police. border security, crisis more and more and wan wants four to five

trillion in tax hikes so what is with this record? >> first of all the party that has gone after and said toxic masculinity and been attacking the male vote is having a problem with the last thing i'll say too in pennsylvania, kamala harris' stance on saying she wanted to ban fracking, massive issue people aren't paying attention to that will cost her pennsylvania. liz: ned ryun, nothing like talking to you on a monday night. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, liz. >> is there a way to carry out mass deportation without separating families? >> of course there is. they can be deported together. liz: okay "60 minutes" took on former trump acting i.c.e. director tom homan, fighting back. he's going to react to what happened and also talk to us about concerning developments joining us tonight on the biden-harris border crisis also this story. >> a viewer of your network wouldn't believe that donald trump and vladimir putin

conspired in 2016. that was totally false. >> no. >> what you just said is false. liz: okay, big fight between j.d. vance and jake tapper, of cnn. j.d. vance is pushing back on the media narrative that basically was bias against trump. is there a change happening in the media? are they listening to what the trump side of the aisle is saying about the attacks on trump and wait until you hear what the new york times is now reporting. coming up arizona republican andy biggs will take it on. also we've got reports of more in-fighting between biden and harris. and this. >> [indiscernible] >> we talk all of the time, and they are asking where they think that i should be. liz: okay we'll dig into the fall out of harris saying no, she does not want joe biden campaigning for her, right as she said she will do his policies again. this is confusing right? tomi lahren is going to break it

down but first this. >> how is everybody doing? liz: awkwardness on the campaign trail. kamala harris copies trump going to a barber shop that awkward hot mic moment that was bad. we've got more about what's happening with the male vote, and what is happening with new economic data that's coming out this week. this is possibly going to hit the kamala harris campaign in a bad way. conservative youtuber content create or anton daniels is he buying what harris has been campaigning on? we'll talk to him. a lot of action this hour, please don't go away. >> at the end of the day, i'm trump, because my eye is open. i can see that he was doing a lot better than what we going through right now. >> she has not proven to me yet that she can uphold this country. >> most of us, i believe, we were democrat because that's

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and a dictator but the problem is when i listen to him, i don't hear any of that. liz: that was a black voter in michigan speaking to msnbc saying he did not think trump's madison square garden rally was fascist as msnbc has been reporting. joining us an entrepreneur with years of corporate experience and a community advocate from detroit the one and only an ton daniels. what did you think of this voter's reaction to msnbc's coverage of trump rally at madison square garden in new york city? >> i think they are reaching for straws. i don't think that people really care. so first of all, we've always known that comedians have been kind of off-script and they are kind of there to drum up the crowd but what i'll talk to people that actually looked at it some of the people actually on the ground and witnessing it, they didn't take it the way that msnbc was trying to paint it. they actually enjoyed their experience and more importantly it resonated with them and the fact that he even sold out

madison square garden in the first place was phenomenal and it shows you that people are engaged with the trump campaign without the celebrities. liz: you know what's really interesting what you said by the way trump is in the lead in the real clear polling averages. harris' favorability has dropped over the last month, more disapprove than approve of her. he's got a slight lead in the battlegrounds and he's leading harris in the economy on the economy, the new abc poll. 45% trust trump more than harris, but you know, you talk to a lot of people out there, an ton. you talk to folks. what are they feeling because let me back it up. we've got new reports coming out this week on the economy, gdp, jobs, and inflation. $38 trillion in us debt. one out of four to one out of seven jobs are created by the government. government over-spending is boosting gdp growth. we're seeing economy and create just 115,000 new jobs in october, less than half of what it did in september.

we're losing manufacturing jobs. we're in a manufacturing recession under biden and harris. they only created like 137,000 manufacturing jobs. that's a blue collar bust. >> you know, the interesting thing about it is that i think that the polls are wrong. i think that his lead is huge, massive , because i'm on the ground. i speak a lot of times with the people in the local 600, and people in local 600 are saying, in local 600 is a steel base in dearborn michigan and i spoke with the people in gary, indiana and pennsylvania and they are saying they are getting laid off. if you look at what's happening at jefferson and stallantis and the manufacturing jobs in tech it's not even jobs being added valued by the people that need to support their families and their wives and their children and pay their student loans, but people are suffering, and what i see on the ground is people are widely swinging towards trump, because they don't see any

change from what's happening over the last three and a half years. liz: so having a beer with gretchen whitmer, going into a barber s shop, bruce springstee, what's your reaction to doing the celebrity railroad track? it's the same one that hillary clinton did. does that play with voters, final word. >> absolutely not. it's actually insulting because instead of talking about the economy, instead of talking about how they can ensure jobs and whether or not they can pay their bills or the rent moratorium is up so more people are actually losing their homes, they are giving them games, and people are insulted because as beyonce who is so far removed from what people are really going through in real life, they are trying to understand how to pay their bills in realtime and that comes at a time when you can say that when people are actually going through great times, you can be distracted by

games but when people don't know whether or not they can pay their bills and if they are going to get foreclosed on that becomes greater of an issue and people are starting to realize it's all fun and games. liz: it's painful stuff. you brought it, thank you so much we appreciate you the one and only anton daniels good to see you. >> we have seen one estimate that says it would cost $88 billion to deport a million people a year. >> i don't know if that's accurate or not. >> is that what american taxpayers should expect? >> what price do you put on national security? is it worth it? liz: trump acting i.c.e. director tom homan took on "60 minutes" saying listen, the border is a crime scene. more than 1,850 terrorists have been caught crossing. is the media ever going to wake up about the crime scene that is the us border? people are getting killed, raped, and kidnapped. tonight, knock it off, media. also this showdown.

>> ask yourself a basic question about net worth integrity. you guys talked about the russia hoax non-stop. >> the fbi was investigating it. liz: okay, j.d. vance confronted cnn's jake tapper. this is about media bias against trump. is the tide turning? arizona republican congressman andy biggs will react to that. we've got what the new york times is now saying but first this. >> do you care what the vice president speaks on? >> we talk all of the time and they are asking where they think i should be to help most. liz: this is tough stuff. it's hard to see the president talking like that. we've got more and more reports coming in of nasty in-fighting breaking out between the biden and harris camps. tomi lahren will break it down next. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. you're watching the fox business network. >> kamala what have you been doing the whole time? >> [applause]

so she runs away, as far away from joe biden as she possibly could. in fact, i think that if an interview asked her, have you ever seen joe biden she might answer no because even though she is the sitting vice president she tries to pretend she has nothing to do with the policies in the last four years. money is tight, so we must make sacrifices. i give up my bespoke shaving subscription. and i'll stop ordering everything that's trending on instagram. and i will no longer agree to the add-ons at the oil change place just because the mechanic called me "ma'am." it really is a top-of-the-line filter, ma'am. and of course, we'll downgrade our insurance -to get a lower rate. -well, you know, you don't

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act of 1798. over the past four years, kamala harris has orchestrated the most egregious betrayal that any leader in american history has ever inflicted upon our people. she has violated her oath, eradicated our sovereign border and unleashed an army of migrant gangs who are waging a campaign of violence and terror against our citizens. liz: that was former president trump at his madison square garden rally saying he will invoke federal law to remove criminal illegal aliens. this law has only been used three times in us history, each of those during wars. he says he will do it if he gets re-elected. joining us former acting i.c.e. director and fox news contributor tom homan. what do you make of this? you were also on "60 minutes" and they talked to you about that. what was your experience with the show there? show the numbers for the border crossings by the way. under biden and harris, the border crossings now surpass both obama and trump combined.

well look. i spent two hours, almost two hours during a very contentious interview, but they don't know what i know. i've forgot more about this issue so i went in there and claimed why we need to secure the border. the damage they have done to this country. why this is such a huge national security issue and of course that didn't make it to the final cut but i'm happy to go there. liz: what didn't make it to the final cut? what did they cut out? >> the national security threat on the border and suspected terrorists and the amount of fentanyl coming across that killed a quarter million americans and talk about a 600% increase in sex trafficking and about the criminals and the gang members that have come across. they didn't talk about everything that's meaningful to the american people on why

an open border causes all these other bad stuff to happen, but we talked about it but it didn't make the final cut of course. liz: "60 minutes" is in another controversy of editing back your interview, what you're telling them about the border collapse and how dangerous it is for the us. this is after cbs edited out, back, they are in a controversy over editing kamala harris' interview with "60 minutes" so the problem is biden can shut the border now under section 212 of the immigration act. he won't. one in 10 people in jail in harris county, texas, houston, criminal illegal aliens that i.c.e. wants for homicide, rape, kidnapping and more. houston is where jocelyn was murdered by illegal aliens, and tennessee is finding i.c.e. out of, you know, trying to get murders and rapists back, they have been released into the us interior. there were 7,000 single adult foreign nationals in facilities

in louisiana and mississippi with criminal records, serious ones. they are coming in, so when you look at the nations coming in from afghanistan, cuba, china, kazakhstan, turkey, and venezuela and more. so "60 minutes" doesn't do the reporting, just edits back what you're trying to say? >> absolutely. it's almost a two hour interview and we talked for all that, liz. we talked about the 181 different countries but they came in with a plan, they want to show that this massive deportation operation was going to be inhumane and separate families, and going to be a kin to the nazis and that's why i spent so much time explaining no. this is a well targeted enforcement plan to protect this country and remove national security threats and criminal alien threats. liz: right so those reporters not doing their job at cbs, all those people who biden and harris and obama will not say their names, everybody murdered in this border collapse are just

rounding errors to these people. just rounding errors, just numbers. tom homan thank you so much appreciate you coming on the show it's good to see you. >> good to see you thank you. >> and we'll cut your energy prices in half. >> [applause] >> 50% within one year from january 20. we will rapidly defeat inflation and we will very simply make america affordable again. >> [applause] >> we're going to make it affordable. >> [applause] >> i will massively cut taxes for workers and small businesses and we will have no tax on tips. >> [applause] >> no tax on overtime. >> [applause] >> and no tax on social

security benefits for our seniors. >> [applause] liz: he's also giving a tax credit to individuals who help out with their parents, instead of putting them into senior citizen living facilities, so president biden though, we watched a campaign with kamala harris, but kamala harris saying no, look whose here, fox news contributor tomi lahren. what do you make of this story? great to have you back on. always wonderful to see you. so kamala harris' refusing to campaign with joe biden and the final stretch. didn't harris say she would not have done anything differently than what they have done the last four years? >> exactly, and when asked on numerous occasions, if she could think of anything she would have done differently not a thing came to her mind. now it's understandable that she be running from the status quo because the majority of the american people are not happy with the status quo. in fact even the leaders of the democrat party are not happy with the status quo. that's why they pulled joe biden as their candidate and subbed her in so it's understandable she be running from that record. however, here is the problem

with that, liz, is that if you do erase the last four years of the biden-harris administration you pretend harris wasn't a part of it wasn't the last person in the room the most recent example of her policies goes back to 2019 when she herself was running for president and those policy positions were even more radical and more detrimental to the country than the status quo so she can run from biden but she can't hide from his record and she certainly can't hide from her own. liz: talk to us about her 2019 policies because they are still there. today, she again flip-flops saying she doesn't want government-run healthcare saying medicare for all is not a priority for me. she wants up to 5 trillion tax hikes over a decade on top of historic inflation. trump wants tax cuts. so when you see that kamala campaign and how she's been handling it and how she's been trying to run away from her far left record, what results do we get from identity politics? what results do we get from, you know, causing racial division? what results do we get from far left policies?

>> exactly, and now kamala hasn't explained to us really with any detail how she's changed her mind or how she has switched her positions from 2019. they were radical included also with the trump campaign is running with the trans surgeries for detained immigrants so again, kamala has to reckon with the fact that joe's record is bad but hers is also bad and there are no word salads in the world that can feed the appetite of the american people when it comes to what kamala harris is offering up. liz: feed the appetite, tomi lahren you brought it good to see you. >> thanks. liz: this story, president trump he is about to speak in battleground georgia in atlanta. we'll bring it to you when he comes out and we've got coming up the world's most accurate economist that's what he's called he just predicted whose going to win. who did he pick? marc thiessen. is here to react but first this story. >> you took the words of unnamed fbi agents and put them

on your network as if they were the gospel truth and you did it again and again. liz: j.d. vance confronts cnn's jake tapper on media bias. wait until you see what the new york times is saying about this arizona gop congressman andy biggs is here to react but we want to talk to my dearest friends dagen and sean. we want to know what's coming up on the bottom line. >> hey, e-mac so we're eight days out from election day with different strategies, different views coming from the campaign trail. we'll break it all down with morgan ortegas as well as the final days of the campaign we have harris leaning into far left lawmakers and giving a handout, not a hand up, liz peek will talk to us about that. dagen: virginia's battle over non-citizens is going straight up to the supreme court matt whitaker is here on that and michael shellenburger well he stands with president trump who says yes, those windmills offshore are putting whales at risk. trump's right, the left wrong, save the whales top of the hour.

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unnamed fbi agents and put them on the network as if they were the gospel truth again and again. a viewer of your network would have believed that donald trump and vladimir putin conspired in 2016 that was totally false. >> no. >> you covered it in a way that gave credence to anonymous sources accusations, you did it yourself, your network did it, jake, but again can we talk about the issues that americans -- >> i'm talking about things he talks about how he wants to unleash american energy so we can lower the cost of groceries and the fact that housing has become unaffordable and talks about the wide open border jake. liz: that was trump runningmate j.d. vance sparring with cnn's jake tapper calling out the network, for media bias. not doing enough to cover government officials anti-trump attacks and their bias, with anonymous sources and non-stop coverage of things like the trump russia collusion hoax. for more let's welcome congressman andy biggs from house oversight. it's great to see you.

that was quite a, you know, duking it out over there. robert mueller found no collusion, lower level crimes charged against campaign players. what did you make of j.d. vance here? >> i think j.d. vance shows that he's smart, he's articulate, on point, he's focused and that's why he's not afraid to go anywhere to take on any debater in any arena. he just basically depants jake tapper with that. it's a master full comeback. liz: congressman the new york times maggie haberman shows democrats are privately indicating two trump cases should never have been brought to begin with, that haberman is privately heard from democrats that there are a lot of them, a lot of democrats uncomfortable did not agree with new york attorney general leticia james

civil suit plus they are not comfortable manhattan da stormy daniels case, so are the media finally reporting this? >> it's astounding to me they are a little bit late, aren't they? but what they are more concerned about, they aren't concerned about the injustice done to president trump. they are concerned that maybe, they will be treated the same way. that maybe the law will be applied to them. liz: yeah, so we hear, by the way, millenial voters get this. they don't like the lawfare attacks and it makes them afraid. they are saying they could do it to us. that's what they are scared of final word. >> that's exactly right. you reap what you sew and that's what it's all about. liz: congressman bigs wonderful to see you. >> thank you. liz: president trump, he's about to speak in battleground georgia in atlanta. we'll take it to you when he comes out. it's about a week until

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liz: welcome back, just push in. there now, "fox news" alexandria a terrific general standing by live in lancaster, pennsylvania. with only business key swing state of the alexandria good to see you. >> it's good to see you then you read kindness is going to get some issues taken place and links are coming just met event tonight coming up former president obama is really vice president kamala harris in philadelphia tonight and splitting john legend bruce springsteen, some democrats trying to secure support them up in cities and suburbs, that help push president biden into winning the state including the state in 2020 but the same demographics coming after support vice president kamala harris, that is not given, she coming in philadelphia yesterday subway church small businesses and 90 electoral votes of president biden 151.2 percent in

2020 was slowly likely will begin braided spell is been processed until 7:00 a.m. and today, pennsylvania secretary of state said that he thinks the counties will have more streamlined approach this year listen. >> room midnight on election morning, the counties are required to report states in the universe, mail ballots, they have yet to count and it had received newsom expect fewer mail ballots and we had in 2020. >> will tomorrow former present trump is making something delaware and lehigh carries the state college on saturday focusing on the economy and energy production so we have a energy coming into the state and dynamics that bus tours kicking out that will remain active here in pennsylvania. liz: thank you and fox news contributor come up washington post columnist mark and

christopher, here's a story coming chief economist said the marcus security is now predicting trump victory who broke ranks ms the best forecaster for the u.s. 11 out of the last 12 years we don't know what will happen of course how important are these celebrity appearances for kamala harris to connect you think. mark: i know linda very important all look, reality is for those of us who went to years sitting on the shore waiting for the big red wave to arrive very wary of these kinds of predictions that big victories coming and if you look at the swing york times poll washington post will children to intent voters in swing states, are not from their decision either undecided leaning when were decision and they can stay tight and this could be starting the races that is final stretch, when you bring first briefly for trump and about 66 percent of

them are conservative moderate male with out high school education and most of the issues about 58 percent of them care about the issues that trump is talking about only 35 percent hearing about the kamala harris this point so they could break very strongly for trump but hasn't happened yet think that is happened yet to be worrisome for the conservatives and we spent the last week trying to those voters over. da.liz: jill stein seems like wisconsin could pull the votes away from kamala harris. mark: very much and i have robert kennedy and during the trump campaign helps trump. liz: thank you you know the party did a great writer, good to see you elizabeth mcdonald mcdonald think you for watching the evening edit and do not forget the dvr us, knowing ascended over to my dear buddies dagen mcdowell and sean duffy ready to rumble over there at the bottom line. dagen: thank you. liz: