huckabee starts right now. >> we are three days with the election and senate at stake. two can go to a run off. who has the wind to their backs and millennial voters was leaning republican and mayor of houston dropped the subpoena and one of the pastors say that is not good enough. we are live on huckabee. (applause) >> and welcome to huckabee. we are coming to you live from new york. you know, the midterm elections

are this coming tuesday. what issue is driving you to vote? why don't you let us know on twitter and facebook and get your comments in the show. and the first jobs i ever had paid minimum wage. i had no intention of living my life on the lowest legal amount of money that an employer can pay. if i worked hard and exceeded expectations and i didn't stay at minimum wage very long. and this proposal is on the ballot. they passed a higher minimum wage. and the world will come to an end if the minimum wage is raised and the democrats claim it will bring prosperity to

entry-level workers. there will be consequences to the 3.3 million workers. that would mean a slight pay raise for 16 percent of the american workers who currently get minimum wage. and raising the amount to 10.10 an hour would cost half million jobs including a bunch of jobs that currently pay minimum wage. this has drifted in a partisan fight. is it real empowerment of the poor or a job killer. instead of arguing over the minimum wage, why don't we help people get to a maximum wage? the truth is, families can't live on ten bucks an hour. and so if the best the democrats can lay on the table is pushing

for a wage floor, i am not sure why anybody would celebrate that. wages work like an auction. if the supply is strong and demand is weak, the price will be low. and if the demand is strong and the supply is weak, the price will be high. and here is my question to you as a worker. it will be satisfied with the bare minimum the government said you can earn. what if i can help you get to a maximum wage. and would you rather make $20 an hour or $30 or $50 or more per hour. you can get them to force you to pay $50 an hour. and if you do a job anyone can do and a lot of people need jobs and in the supply chain.

and even the government dumb as it can be will not require that you get $50 an hour. a master wielder and a plumbar and a register nurse and elick trician. to do those, you will have to get educated and trained. and i am not asking this. why are we fighting over keeping you at the minimum wage and we ought to be talking about getting you to your maximum wage. (applause) i would much rather help you make 50 bucks an hour and so you can buy a house and buy yourself a fishing boat. you will need less from the government and it will be more in taxes which means that you pay more in than you take out.

and we'll pay down the national debt and spend that we don't have. increasing the number of weeks of unemployment where we pay you to not work, why not pay for your training to learn a skill to get you to a maximum wage. if you get suckered in to believing that a politician is looking out for you. tell him you got a better idea and tell him you can do better than minimum wage. tell him you are on the way to maximum wage. and if you do well. chip in the campaign. even if it is minimum contribution and that is maximum power. joining me is a former congressman from ohio and fox news contractor dennis kiinch.

i am not a republican who hates the minimum wage because most people will figure out how to get around and cut employees, and i really do want people to make more money than $10 an hour. your thoughts on that, i know you have long advocated for a minimum wage but is that enough? >> you can certainly argue that people ought to be making more. but that argument doesn't in and way discount the fact that people ought to take their wages from 7.20 or $10 an hour as a first step. motorcycle, this you will find interesting. since 2008. 95 percent of the income gains in america went to the top one percent in terms of income and that's why so many americans are

concern body wage levels. a lot of families are struggling and it becomes a moral issue in our society the wealth is accelerating to the top. people are working hard and falling behind and it is not right or fair and i see a moral dimension that needs to be addressed as well. >> i agree with you absolutely that the money is shifting with really a disporportionate since. people of wealth put it in the stock market and because we have artificially low about rates, everybody is going to the market and it is inflated, but we have moved all of the manufacturing and all of the decent jobs and outsourced them to china and other countries and therefore, americans are not making good wages and why'ren't we bringing

manufacturing jobs back and throwing the flag on countries like china and give americans a decent wage. people are working harder this year than last year and got less to show for it. ngovernor, i agree with you. you have bottom 50 percent of the americans have only one percent of the wealth. you can trace the difficulty to the fact that china trade was passed and wto. andnafta. and all of these trade agreements gave them an opportunity to move jobs abroad. that is a thin allegeiance and not thinking about the world economy. we used to lead the world with manufacturing products. we need to bring jobs back and create new jobs here. and i am concerned that a lot of

the good- paying jobs you advocate we need to bring them to america and have concern shown for jobs in america. >> by the way, we would do if you had a tax structure that didn't punish them and force them to move outside. i am a strong advocate of the fair tax that eliminate the capitol off american shores. i hope we can continue that. i have to request you about the primary coming up. we are just days away from it. hillary clinton made a statement off of the wall. businesses and corporations don't create jobs. congressman did she step in a pile of it when she said that? >> my question back to you is where are they creating jobs? they created jobs in china and

offshore and sending out resources offshore. we need a debate over redesigning our economy and we need to put millions of americans back to work. and we take that power and restore our economy by putting americans back to worth with good wages. there is no reason why it is in the dolldrums. i appreciate the fact that you are talking about it, governor. >> congressman, i appreciate it. it is good to talk to you. we may not agree on how to get there. but americans ought to be working more and making more. and frankly, i am one of those folks who believe if we had less government chasing the businesses and jobs away we would see them.

(applause) thank you for being here. >> republicans are hopeful of picking up six senates to give them the majority. how is it looking? we'll have that when we come up with this.

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and according to the polls, montana and west virginia are a lock for the gop. and we'll talk about it. joining me is democratic national committee member and the republican strategist and national fundraiser. great to have you all here. >> great to be here. >> and what states do you think that republicans are more likely to pick up other than those throw? >> i think we will get to six and we'll take arkansas. and it looks really, really good. and we'll take iowa and colorado is going to come our way. >> i think so. >> and don't put up the mission accomplished sign. >> let's also remember. it is stunning about the election and these states are so

republican. i mean governor, they hunt democrats with dogs in these states. barak obama lost by double-digits. and yet democrats are up ahead. and making colleges affordable. and the republicans, wall street said they don't have a positive agenda. >> robert, why is it that the the democrats don't want to be seen from barak obama and why is that? >> let's remember governor. more democrats want to be seen and that. and in a midterm election since known hundred. and every party that is in power for six years. they lose seats in the sixth year of their term.

and so it is a tough year for democrats. >> let's hear this and these are democrats that are running in the election cycle. this is what they had to say. >> we have a lot going on and i don't think it makes sense for the president to come to new hampshire. >> he is a drag. i will be honest about that. >> and the one stark to me was mark pryor was attorney general. mark is a decent guy and he said the president is a drag. how big of a factor is the unpopularity of the policy of obama on the ballot with him this year. >> it is everything. i will meet you halfway. i think republicans should be performing better. when barak obama had ten points more. and in florida we were winning

by 15 points and win nothing wisconsin and in pennsylvania and they are all neck and neck. and the mistake that republicans are making, is not offering opposition to obama but the positive alternative. what are you going to do with health care and tax reform and balance the budget. it is not happening except in nebraska. i checked he is up 29 points. >> i do want to know. why didn't republicans put bold things and say we are going to for term limits and balanced budget amendment and transform the country. why didn't they do that? they listened to a consultant. and we talked about it earlier. a lot of times, when republicans would have done better if they would have focused on the ground game. >> and that is mitch mcconnell

embracing obama care. and scott brown likes the nice things about obama care. >> voter group that obama had in his pocket are not in his pocket anymore. look what is happening in colorado. you have the latinos that president obama was supposed to do them right on immigration reform. >> but the republicans are committed to deporting 12 million undocumented workers doesn't score. and republicans want to pull out obama care. governor kesich is for it after being against. it >> the issues are more about what is felt in the local level. we'll come back and pick it up. what could happen in the races that would be run off.

we'll be right back. republicans do take the senate they may control both houses of congress, but will that end gridlock? more on our panel when we come back. yeah, dinner sounds good. i could come by your place. my place? uhh... um... hold on. introducing the all-new volkswagen golf. plenty of room for whatever life throws at you.

>> earlier we asked what issues are driving you to vote. ruth campbell said he need a leadership that cares about the american people. jobs and the economy and our safety. >> we end up with a republican

house and senate and a president that doesn't work well with republicans, will anything get done in washington? matt, start with you. will anything change in washington if the republicans get the senate and keep the house. >> there will be a new responsibility on a republican controlled congress and accusations that the president has made will have more weight. they will have to put them on the president's desk. i think the house gets more republican and conservative and you will so the idea's wing. they will be putting ideas on the table. mike lee will take over the senate steering committee and we'll see the positive alternatives to the failed obama

agenda. >> noel. there are 360 bills on harry reid's desk. it is the roach motel of legislation and bills go in and never come out. what bills would you urge the republicans to get off the desk. >> one of the first things that republicans, and this is my opinion and i think one of the things we need to get in front of is immigration reform. and we need to come out with that first instead of letting the obama and democrats. >> we need to secower the borders number one. we need to secower our borders and have stringent laws coming and going. and so how it is going to be done and set the precedent for

it. >> robert, would a president be tamed by a midterm election? would he sit down and say look, you will not get everything and i will not get everything. >> he made that point. >> i don't think so. >> let me remind you the aspect. if the republicans were running for the senate and get to washington, they are advocating impeachment of the president and restricted women's right. excuse me, demonizing gay and lesbian workers. >> robert, hold it. that is not the republican policy. that is not a policy and proposal and not a piece of legislation. >> that's what they are running on. >> as an executive of government you have to sit down and talk to people. when people presented ideas of obama care. he said i won the election and

he doesn't invite them to sit and talk to them and demonizes them when he gets to the podium. how can you work with that environment? >> he is a political animal and after the 2010 shellacing. nancy pelosi and harry reid. and obama extended the evil bush tax rates. the president will have to respond. he will be a burden on his own party if he doesn't negotiate. >> how do you negotiate with a party that closed the government. >> they didn't. >> it cost the taxpayers 24 billion and they don't want to raise the debt ceiling. >> why isn't obama is so popular. no one wants to stand up. nronald reagan was one of the best presidents. they will not say obama was

awesome. >> guess what. it is getting fun. robert i will have you back and set you straight. >> and i am here to help self education. >> maybe the voice of insanity. you were fun to have on. >> and thank you very much. matt and noel. thank you for being here. >> and millennials are the largest voting block out there and the issues aren't different. what is driving young people to the polls and what party are they going forward. >> it may surprise you, next. ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray.

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respond to us and tell us what issue is driving you to vote. >> erica smith said i am voting to make america great again. we need opportunity and a strong economy and harry reid has to go. >> she said hershiser isis and economy and recession. marco said, let's go beyond this. we have read that one. in the past couple of elections. one of the groups democrats relied on. and said americans between the age of 18- 29 favor republicans over the democrats, 51- 47 percent. this is an eight- point spring from the 2012 midterms. why the shift to gop?

>> we have kennedy and ashley. kennedy, i envy you. you are a person whose single name is kennedy, and all you need. that is impressive. >> what you talk about, huckabee. you are either huck and huckabee. >> i am called something that you can't say on television, to. >> why are millennials leaning to republicans? that is it a surprise to most people who look at it casually. >> i think it is for a long time one of the groups that liberals have relied on and they are votingital warts when they anticipated in elections and consistently voted democratic. and what it means, is that 18 or 29-year-olds that are covered in this poll and varys from the

other polls, they are voting for republicans because they are not democrats, it is not that there is a great republican message and outstanding marketing but that the democrats are failing them. they are phasing for anyone that is not them. >> you said what kennedy is saying is true. i am not seeing them put anything out other than saying we are not those guys. who do millennials truly care about? >> it showed first and foremost young people are fed up with the partisan bicker aring and grid look in washington and they are turning out for issues and looking to be inspired and looking for solutions. this is a huge, huge generation and largest and outnumbers the baby bomers and focused on equality and looking to be

inspired to it problem solve and looking to our leaders to problem solve. >> and we'll look at it and see if these are the issues that millennials care most about. here it is. this is little john. >> and i am having a hard time believing that it is legalization of marijuana. are there any conservative issues that are focused on by rock the vote. they are left and center. >> and best part of that video which went voiral is viewed by 10 million people in our channels alone, is that it is a message to young people about what people who got the john and lenna. and ireland and soif iia bush. it is what they think with the

cultural leaders are turning out for and requested what you are turning out for. and we see young people concerned about the economy and student loan debt and a host of issues. >> one of the things that the harvard poll shoes that they care most about the economy. is that your sense? whether it is it legalization of marijuana or deforestation, is that driving younger voters to the polls? >> no, if they look at their election federals that are sent to them. they will so voting is a boring process. and whether it is millennial or baby boomers or gen x, the economy is overwhelmingly the driving force. democrats have not focused on it and you are talking about

a group of people that will not be served by minimum wage laws and they are let down economically and showing a low labor participation rate which is different than the unemployment rate in this country. if you are saddled with student loan you will so health care that is seeing the double-digit increases and hosed by a media entitlement and that hits the bottom line of the people who didn't get a handle on their own economics that are daunting in the future. >> if i were a young person, i would be worried about the economy and incredible debt and that generations before we dumped on my back and they ought to be angry and vote a bunch of people out of office and vote for l future. thank you for being here. great to have you.

and don't miss kepd kenned on the fox business network. republican rob estorino is challenging andrew cuomo. he is not getting any help from the republican's association. why not? we'll be right back. ♪

>> we will read your tweets throughout the show and tell you what is driving you to vote. >> it is it my privilege as a citizen of the usa. as a veteran and father i protest both parties that long ignored their doubts in favor of politics. keep sending those tweets to us. >> my next guest won the office of county excutive in west chester county in the past two elections and challengingab drou cuomo for governor and doing so without funding of the republican chaired by chris christie who said the rca doesn't invest in lost causes. >> i helped to raise money for

the rga. i don't remember that anyone of our candidates was a lost cause and if they said it, it would be behind closed doors, why would governor christie say that? >> he has not come. traffic is bad but you would have to ask him that. i am grateful for the help i have gotten from you and governors perry and governor walker and you know, governor jiowa nda l. we have 9000 donors now. and people who want to change and we can do that and we are picking up a lot of the steam and the race is getting close. >> we endorse you because we want to see good government and you got a bump from christine todd whitman. was that an unexpected

endorsement. >> she was helpful to us and governor rom no. and the chris christie thing, i am not concerned. >> have you talk to him at all. >> not since we were in aspen when it all happen and we have not talked since. >> did you say what's up? >> and yeah. >> i am curious. how did he defend the comments made publicly? >> he couldn't. how are you going to defend that. you are the rga chairman and the goal should be to help every governor, republican or challenger and that's how we build a party nationwide and if i winç and we are close and we over take cuomo and if i win on tuesday, just think about what will do for the republican party nationwide. >> it would be huge. >> rob, best wishes and i endorsed you and i hope you win and i think new york could use

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candidates out of office. what ever melts your butter. miners that lost jobs drove me to vote. coal keeps the lights on. >> there is a tight governor race in florida. governor charlie crist who quit the gop to be independent and then democrat. and challenging republican governor scott. chris leads scott by a percentage vote. former senator george lemieux was backing rick scott. and i have endorsed rick scott as well. i am sure people figured that out. senator, we'll go straight to the chase. you were chief of staff for charlie crist and now are now supporting rick scott? >> because he has done a great

job. we lost a million jobs in florida and hardest hit. with rick's leadership. we created 600,000 jobs and florida is the hottest state in the country in terms of ow economy. and if you want our state to go forward on less government and taxing. rick scott is the right candidate. >> how awkward has it been. he appointed you to fill out a senate term and thought george would be with me? >> i am sure he is disappointed. i was disashes pointed, too we republicans helped him in all of his races. i don't have personal animositty. he left the republican party to challenge marco rubio and i was the highest ranking republican official in the state and i have been republican all of my life and republican party chair and i

stay with my principles and i supported marco and scott on this race. >> crist changed everything. >> everything. there is not a politician that changed more of his views so quickly than charlie crist. >> this is an incredibly expensive race. >> hundred million. >> for heavens sake. how does it play when it get down to it. by gosh the economy did well under scott and didn't do so well with crist. >> we have feeled and 2.8 million people voted and this time in florida's history will be the first time more people will vote before election day than on. rick scott is up 135000. sunday is a big day for the democrats to get people to the

polls. i think if he maintains an advantage he will win. >> it is great to have you here and it is a fascinating race. i never heard of a governor's race to be spending this much money. >> and hopefully the chads will not be hanging after tuesday. >> honor to have you here. thank you so much for coming. >> over the past couple of weeks, i asked to you send bibles and sermons to mayor parker in houston. i wonder if she has had enough? we'll talk about it. stay with us. so,as my personal financial psychic,

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>> a victory for religious freedom in houston where the mayor dropped the subpoena on five local pastors. they were issued in a lawsuit filed to demand upon that houston voters decide an equal right ordinance and a allow men identified as women to share bathrooms with little girls. joining us is one of the pastors of the houston five. >> thank you, governor. let's talk about what happened. >> she withdrew and a lot of people say it is over. is not close to over is it? >> no, the role issue let's just say on monday night that someone stands up and said to america, you will not get to vote tomorrow. i made a decision that you can't vote tomorrow. that's what the mayor and city attorney did here in houston,

texas. we did a petition and they are accurate regardless of what they are saying and we know they are. and now the mayor and city attorney took away the voting rights of the fourth largest city in the united states of america. everybody in this country ought to be concerned about that. >> the attorney for people to vote is like sacred in america. and the city clerk had certified the signatures and the mayor and tea attorney overruled which that to me was unheard of. and that's why you went to court in the first place. and you are still there and hoping to get this resolved and talk about the rally tomorrow night. i think it is going to be a big event. what do you hope comes of the rally in houston tomorrow. i hope it is larger than houston and all over the country. people are seeing that it is time for folks to stand up f

their rights and say we'll not take this any longer. >> i think that will be the case. we have 20 seconds left. do you believe that this is ignited a lot of people who were asleep in the church pew not from the sermons because they didn't think it mattered if they got involved in civic affairs? >> i hope so. this mayor this last week, said i will not let the citizens of houston vote on my civil rights. that ought to infuriate everyone in this country. >> it stove. set your dvr. and we don't want you to miss a minute of this show. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee in new york. go vote on tuesday. good night and god bless.

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