which is disgraceful. jillian: donald trump and first lady milania heading to pittsburgh in hours. rob: a funeral set to begin today for the first of a dozen synagogue shooting victims. countdown to the midterms, one week until voters head to the polls, the president is trying to inspire a red wave. jillian: his endorsement pouring in overnight. unlike in the like button, the president's favorite social media platform could be in for a major paint list. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ know i am going to be okay ♪ yeah ♪ in the usa ♪ yeah ♪ party in the usa ♪ jillian: a party at 5:00 am.

on fox square, look at that. the entire show will be out there later this morning, there will be breakfast with friends, midterm election coverage. if you're in the area stop by. rob: bob evans for breakfast. if you want free food you nowhere to go. you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: call him the campaigner in chief, one week until the midterm elections donald trump is going in for republicans, tweeting endorsement and holding 11 rallies. rob: todd pyro joins us with the president's big push ahead of the midterms. >> reporter: if you thought he was keeping a frenetic pace before check this out, a flurry of tweets in the last 24 hours similar to this one, quote, in florida there's a choice between a harvard yale educated man

named ron desantis who has been a great congressman and will be a great governor and a democrat who is a thief and mayor of the most poorly run tallahassee, said to be one of the most corrupt cities in the country. a packed rally scheduled, fort myers, and the president starts pulling two days, friday in huntington, west virginia and indianapolis, indiana, saturday in montana, pensacola, florida, sunday, making georgia and chattanooga, tennessee and monday pools a triple, cleveland, ohio and missouri as a confident president tries to keep the blue wave from crashing down on dc. >> the hispanic americans have the best unemployment numbers and employment numbers in the history of the country. the african-americans have the best employment and unemployment numbers in history of the country. asians best employment numbers

in the history of the country. women 65 years, the best numbers and 65 years, they should be worried. >> reporter: gop appearing to close the gap in some house races while gaining seats in the senate. by election day the president hosting 53 rallies in 23 states since the start of the administration. rob: republicans say democrat struggle to offer a solid platform on anything for the midterms, stopping donald trump. jillian: jason chaffetz says democrats have no solutions, they just want power. >> they don't have policies america agrees with. they don't have a bill they can point to they are supportive of. they want to abolish the immigration customs enforcement, ice, they don't want a wall. they want to take down the existing wall. they are encouraging human trafficking. call it what it is. if you are taking people from

honduras and guatemala and north through mexico that is human trafficking. you would think somebody on the other side would stand for enough is enough, we are not going to do that. maxine waters to be the chairman of financial services, make sure nancy pelosi, speaker of the house, willing to do anything they can to get that. jillian: laney 24 seats to take control of the house. rob: republicans in florida targeted, police looking for who fired four gunshots into a gop campaign headquarters. us congressional candidate michael walsh was a has an office in that south daytona building. >> i was speaking last week and the podium and the wall where i was speaking is riddled with bullets. this is personal. as a combat veteran this is what we deal in places all over the

world. in america we resolve our political differences with debate, votes, not with guns and bombs. rob: this was likely a drive-by attack. they have not named any suspects. burglarizing the home of a missing wisconsin teenager. kyle broke into the house, denise and james were murdered, jamie has not been seen since. and he is not involved in her disappearance. >> donald trump and milania heading to pittsburgh today to honor the victims of the synagogue shooting. >> you can't let these people disrupt any more than they already have.

>> come the day after the accused shooter made his first court appearance. david lee miller live in pittsburgh ahead of the president's visit. >> the first look at the alleged synagogue shooter robert bowers yesterday afternoon at a federal courthouse in pittsburgh. the initial court appearance before a federal magistrate. the wounds he suffered in his shootout with police. he is wearing handcuffs, signing legal papers during a brief appearance, spoke to the judge, said yes a few times asking for a public defend or. he will be back in court on

thursday, and was expected, the prosecution to share the evidence in this case. donald trump and the first lady expected to visit pittsburgh later today for support and solidarity for the community. >> i am going to the hospital to see the officers and some of the people who were badly hurt. i look forward to going. i don't want to disrupt any more than they have disruption. >> reporter: rabbi jeffrey myers of the tree of life synagogue says and as an american he welcomes the president's visit. other pittsburgh residents want mister trump to stay away including congress, and barry witnessed the deadly shooting. >> we have no use for him. it is part of his program to

instigate his base. is basing many cases have the basest feelings in the world. >> reporter: in a few hours time the first of many funerals, funerals for the victims of the shooting, will get underway. david and cecil rosenthal and doctor jerry rabinowitz will be laid to rest. this is a day in pittsburgh of profound sorrow and also controversy. rob: donald trump is looking forward to working with the trump of the tropics, the new president-elect who has been applauded by the president of the united states for the conservative elected president in brazil in nearly 30 years. >> called the trump of south america. >> brazil is very tough, they charge big tariffs.

>> they won on promises for violent crime and rampant corruption. strengthening the country's ties in a phone call monday. >> the supreme court will not here challenge to the electoral map please republican officials hope to justices would reinstate a 2011 congressional redistricting plan toss out by the supreme court last year. the pennsylvania court reported it was biased in favor of republicans but the new map gives advantage to democrats. >> reporter: the new ad supporting the gop agenda one week ahead of the midterms. and highlights the economic progress. >> things are starting to change.

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>> when you look at thousands of people that is called an invasion of our country. >> donald from sending a message the migrant caravan and us military, to the southern border. >> thousand from illegally -- griff jenkins is embedded with the migrant caravan in southern mexico in joins us live. >> reporter: this caravan is not deterred by the president or administration's position. look at where they are sleeping. it is still early. this is a local human rights group. we are going to take you inside city hall where you can see this is where they sleep, this is

oaxaca as they make their way north, they are trying to get by week's end to mexico city but in the meantime these little towns are opening their doors and letting them come in and you see the scene of part of the 4000 or more strong that is in here and they have made. we encountered some folks. by and large doing the best they can, municipal police, yesterday, loading people onto buses, onto trucks that give them some aid and cover, and in another city, how they travel every 30 days. i went people to talk to caravan folks about the president's position in this is what one gentleman had to say. >> why were you deported? >> because -- >> you got arrested?

you heard donald trump announce he would put 5000 troops on the border to stop the caravan, what do you think? >> that is not a problem for me. >> 5000 it won't stop you? >> i want to run over there. nobody can stop these people >> reporter: if you can't get a silent will you consider crossing illegally? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: the thing about it is some of them which have not accepted a temporary assignment in mexico will go on but tijuana is 2000 miles, texas is 1000 miles, quite a few days to go. jillian: thank you very much. 16 minutes after the hour. two senate races thought to be sure things for incumbents too close to comfort. what does this mean we can midterms? our political panel ways in next. >> this president has radicalized so many more people than isis ever did.

the way he talks. rob: this got a lot of play. a cnn guest suggesting donald trump has radicalized more people than isis. how the president is responding, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything was so fresh in the beginning...

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thanks for coming in. this is deep blue new jersey and the republican within striking distance. very surprising. >> i will always say this about polls and the pollsters will agree, polls are a snapshot of the time. who is being asked, what questions being asked, how it is framed. i'm not so worried about bob in new jersey. i worry what the voters will say posts election day. that is the only poll that maers to me. bob is a wonderful senator for the people of new jersey, had a bump in the road and overcome it. rob: a bump in the road. we are going to talk to you for a second. he is accused of corruption. a lot of people think he is corrupt and got out of it. even newspapers in new jersey say he is awful while they endorse him.

>> he is accused of hanging out with underage prostitutes, investigated -- rob: bob huginput are pretty nasty -- >> the obama justice department at the time. this is a race that is caring national democrats. chuck schumer dumped $6 million into the race, $6 million they could have gone to claire mccaskill in missouri and other competitive races. it is unique in the sense democrats are counting in new jersey, the ticket will drive people to vote for bob menendez. congressional races counting on enthusiasm for democrats -- we also know the congressional battlegrounds are tightening. rob: the president's on popularity save menendez's seat, the president is very unpopular

inspiring a lot of voters. >> it is not about donald trump. it is a referendum on bob mendez. his negatives are in the 50s. look at the undecided voters, they know who he is and think he is corrupt and don't like him and will turning against him. a lot of pundits, folks in the media don't know how to read these poles. when you are in the mid 40s which is where bob mendez is your in trouble which is why chuck schumer through in $6 million. what you see happening on the republican side, democrats will go home, republican voters go home to republican, a state like new jersey he will be okay come reelection day. rob: hugin running a remarkable campaign in new jersey to be that close, unbelievable. one thing that might hurt him, the president's tax planning a

lot of blue states is very punishing for people. and lost the salt deduction, people paying a lot more in taxes every year. could that push him over the edge? he is fighting that. >> menendez is so acutely defined by his negatives and the corruption scandal, what he is offering as a positive or alternative is not resonating with voters. this is a referendum -- >> for hundreds of tax increases. >> in new jersey, voters and the thought of new jersey voters, new jersey is democratic blue. >> they don't like bob mendez in new jersey. >> they get credit.

the union support. >> the message the resonates with voters, he is up. rob: i want to do texas, another anomaly that is hard to believe. a lot of people loved beto. he is pretty far left for red texas and doing something special. >> he is energizing unique group of people that you see some frustration and unhappiness with the voters in the current senator and i think it will be an uphill battle but the possibility for him to do something historic is on the rise. >> beto aurora is an anomaly, not a lot of politicians like him. and pretty good message that seems to be resonating with voters. what do you think? >> it is a problem for national democrats and that he is hauling

and massive amounts of grassroots fundraising and taking away dollars, a critique from national democrats and to beto >> he is a good candidate. >> if you look at the last 5 surveys in texas, ted cruz is all over 50%. the rates will be closer than should be for texas but ted cruz is going to win. beto o'rourke is out of touch with texas. >> support is increasing, i don't see that. rob: i was going to get some things on their but we don't have time. appreciate the panel. jillian: 26 after the hour, donald trump says the migrant caravan isn't going anywhere. >> millions of people coming in illegally, we have a very strong

border. this caravan, they are wasting their time. jillian: can he stop it? attorney alex feuer says yes but not without a fight. >> support me and my hatred of leslie winkle. >> love trumps hate. >> reporter: one of tv's most popular sitcoms, a not-so-subtle shot at the president. more on the reaction coming in.

jillian: donald from rejecting blame for the suspicious packages sent to prominent democrats and doubling down on his nationalist label just hours after a third suspicious package is intercepted. rob: doug luzader joins us, the suspect had a list of 100 potential targets.

>> reporter: donald from standing by his claim he is a nationalist. >> i love the country, i am fighting for the country, i look at globalist and nationalist. our leaders are more worried about the world and the united states. i'm proud of this country and i call that nationalism. i went to help people around the world but we have to take care of our country or we won't have a country including we have to take care of our country at the border. >> that as accused bomb maker cesar sayoc had his day in court as another suspicious package was found sent to cnn and cesar sayoc had a list of 100 potential targets, the president says he is being unfairly blamed in connection with the bomb watch. >> i was in the headline of the washington post. my name associated with the crazy bomber, trump bomber or something.

they didn't say bomber found, they talked about trump and headline, they didn't do that with bernie sanders or president obama, horrible situation with the church. >> reporter: the president is heading to pittsburgh today. an american with ties to isis is free after being held for 13 months. the unidentified man was dual american or saudi citizenship canceled -- accused of fighting with isis last year. the aclu argued he needed to be charged and released according to the new york times. >> bible scripture during a religious liberty event. and enforcing the immigration laws. >> a fellow united methodist, i call upon you, to those in need.

>> we do our best every day to fulfill my responsibility to enforce the laws of the united states. >> a room full of lawyers in the federalist society to condemn the massacre of 11 worshipers in pittsburgh. >> a vulnerable democrat in a state won by donald from trying to distance herself, claire mccaskill says she's not one of those crazy democrats but did hint at who she thinks is. >> i would not call my colleagues crazy but elizabeth warren sure went after me when i advocated tooling back regulations for small banks and credit unions. i disagree with bernie sanders on a bunch of stuff.

i'm not afraid. rob: josh holly is challenging mccaskill for his senate seat in a tight race. jillian: donald from making his message clear as the caravan of migrants inches closer to the border. >> a lot of bad people, a lot of bad people in there, people that are in gangs. if they want to come into the country they have to apply. millions of people coming in are applying. we have a strong border. this caravan, they are wasting their time. rob: the pentagon ready to deploy 5000 troops, the white house is mulling an executive order but would that stop the caravan or would the president in this situation need approval from congress. jillian: legal reporter alex porter, thank you for joining us.

>> the short answer, authority to take matters into his own hands. and traditionally courts, and immigration matters in times of national security risk. and this administration -- we saw a little bit of that. in regard to the number of people coming across the border and the number of caravans and the fact more will start pending this way. rob: they take this to a liberal court like they often do to fight it. 50,000 people every month to be that worried about a caravan of 5000 when you look at that. >> the argument the administration will have to make it since they cement -- they ended the 0-tolerance policy with family units, 80% increase

on the number of family units coming across the border, the caravan earlier this year, another one on its way. you heard early reports the caravan that started headed this way, and to argue the president needs to make a change. and active military on the border is pretty unprecedented. they are not there for law enforcement and to the 1800s and use of military. >> you mentioned troops at the border and how many send down, is that necessary? >> that is up to the government, to be so challenged. the fact that we have military going domestically is really rare. there will be a lot of groups

and advocacy groups to challenge this in the military. and to sympathetic courts. the ninth circuit board, we have to wait and see what the military does down there. rob: what about the idea you have to claim asylum at an official court of entry they are throwing around, they yell asylum. do you think that will get through? what will that do with that problem? >> yes and no, the point being affected is you make sure you are funneling people through the process, not having to apprehend in between ports of entry. the problem is these groups

could represent these migrants and say it is government's practice, and the obama era practice to give them a trial date, release them and have them appear to make their case before immigration judge, and if they reverse that, going against government policies and practices for years. >> an interesting topic. we appreciate your time. >> a big day for a lot of kids across the country. let's check with what the weather is like for those costumes. >> a little chilly. all of "fox and friends," "fox and friends" on fox square, 45 °. 45 in new york city, 46 in chicago. you see the cold weather.

up to the midwest. >> you lost your microphone. >> maybe i will do this. >> a lot of technical difficulties today. >> no severe storms. >> might be a little snow across the rockies, snow across the rockies will bring quite a bit of snow pack to colorado and the potential for heavier rain in the central us. not a huge deal but whether happening. rob: what is your costume? >> you will have to wait. jillian: i like this set up. >> you like this? the weather forecast. rob: we want to see it. jillian: it happens was republicans hope to cash in on the midterms by running on healthcare. >> majority of democrats on the

ballot for congress have already signed up for a government takeover of healthcare that would obliterate medicare. jillian: is this a winning strategy? gop strategist ned ryan says not only that but their success may depend on it. rob: costume disaster out of a horror flick. this nearly led to a woman's real teeth being yanked out. stay tuned. ♪ help me get my feet back on the ground ♪ won't you help me ♪ (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement.

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surgery cost, wall street journal wrote about this charging $50,000 just over $10,000, it will be good for the american people because it will make it a patient centric industry, not provider centric. jillian: you mention the numbers in the first paul about people concerned about healthcare because of affordability, 40% government takeover and another poll, the number one issue motivating voters and in that is a fox news poll, healthcare is 13%, the economy at 9%, immigration todd: present. a lot of people happy with the status of the economy. he wants to see that continue but with healthcare you hear democrats talking about it. there are a lot of other things taking focus away from what republicans need to be messaging and getting it out. every day there's something else. how do republicans hone in on the message in the last week?

>> we are into this last weekend it is about get out the vote and break the last minute messages. one of the things democrats have hung their hopes on in regard to healthcare's preexisting conditions. a lot of positive creative solutions but i would argue gary palmer out of alabama with his preexisting condition, invisible risk pool solution they need to go back and re-examine this, not only lower premiums but cover people with preexisting conditions and take the issue away from democrats or republicans need to come back to congress, repeal obamacare and open up the healthcare industry for the market forces. if they do the right thing over the next couple years you could see people see premiums and deductibles being lower because costs will be lower because the market has started to influence what things cost instead of raising prices.

jillian: that is something everyone is concerned about, appreciate it. rob: a cnn guest suggesting donald trump is radicalized more people than isis. >> this president has radicalized so many more people than isis ever did. the way he talks. >> carly shimkus live with how donald trump responded. you don't want to miss this. ♪ fight both fast tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums tums chewy bites with gas relief

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>> donald trump radicalizing more people than isis. >> this president, one of the things he launched his

presidential run on is talking about islamic radicalization. this president has radicalized so many more people than isis ever did. jillian: red cnn guest apologizing but some saying it is not enough. carly shimkus here with reaction. >> that was correspondent julia, she defended her position saying the president has more supporters than isis and his supporters espouse an equally hateful ideology. she then apologized on air and apologize later on twitter as well saying i clarified and apologized on air but i will say it again here, this has been a very emotional and painful time but i absolutely should not have gone with such hyperbole on air. i apologize. donald trump responded to that comment during his interview last night with laura ingram.

>> must be some kind of a sick woman was when i talk about the enemy of the people i mean fake news. you have news that is so fake. >> no shortage of reaction to this on social media. justin on twitter says way to tone down the rhetoric and bring everyone together. a sarcastic remark directed at cnn. becky says these words are reckless and not true and another twitter user says sometimes an apology just doesn't cut it. we have been talking about this all week, big topic of conversation during times of violence. the two political parties come together, not now as the finger-pointing continues. rob: everyone fighting for the best soundbite. >> you couldn't be more right about that. jillian: a makeover on twitter. >> twitter could be unlike in, disliking the like button.

the rumors twitter is thinking about getting rid of the like button to improve healthy conversation online. twitter addressed that in a tweet saying as we have been saying we are rethinking everything about the service to ensure we are incentivizing healthy conversation including a like button so they are not denying it. kevin on twitter says ironically that -- he is pleased with that news. patrick, i do not like this -- patrick's is the like button is a problem, twitter's inability to enforce its own terms of use. rob: what will you do to get rid of the like button? >> the only positive thing. jillian: i don't know. don't get it. rob: the big bang theory. >> the big bang ferry, they snuck in an anti-trump message as the credits rolled, the

message reportedly said, listen to this, god, make your presence known on november 6th. if you believe a fascist, hate field, fear mongering cheater is what we need right now, your will be done but god, please help bob mueller. that message rolled as the credits were happening. a lot of folks on social media who like the summit like donald trump are going to hashtag walk away and that is the risk you take when you make a political statement not everybody will agree with you. and not once to watch the show anymore. rob: thanks. jillian: 5 minutes. rob: a new one tomorrow. >> first plastic, now paper. weight until you hear what is under attack now. ♪ ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪

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jillian: good morning. welcome back. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. change account for halloween. hunting ton on long island, new york will be called hauntington for the day. wrote a letter to a town leader it will now be a annual tradition. hauntington. next the bad. first plastic now paper. some companies banning paper cup because they contain a plastic liner. plastic straws, bag and cutlery. experts say all these things are harmful to the environment. jillian: alabama woman calling emergency dentist when fake vampire fangs

wouldn't come off. claims she used $3. the dentist had to pull them off but couldn't numb her mouth for the procedure. special edition of "fox & friends" outside on fox square. rob: going to play outside in the cold. jillian: see you then. >> while the tough has tough admonitions for this caravan, they are still going strong. there is news of even a second caravan coming across the guatemala mall alan border. >> this caravan is wasting their time. >> the president and first lady are planning to meet with first responders as well as those injured in saturday's synagogue shooting. >> the president has far more hateful supporters. >> his daughter is a jewish american and his son-in-law is a descendent of holocaust survivors. >> one week until the midterm elections. president trump is going all in for elections tweeting endorsement holding rallies.