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. >> democrats are worried

suddenly. >> they should be worried. >> i have had it with this intimidation in your face radical left. the best way to shut them down is to beat them at the bloballot box. >> kanye west face on that 315-pound gourd. very impressive stuff. ♪ ♪ we'll wake up all the neighbors. brian: if you are going to be writing us this is our new address fox square that's the corner. new street address. steve: what's the zip code. brian: 10036. ainsley: we are outside. the american flag flying behind us. radio city. it's a beautiful day out here. a little crisp. but not too cold. you can seat christmas lights up in the background. fall is here. winter is here and christmas is around the corner and elections are seven days

away. steve: that's right. so today we are going to have breakfast with bob evans farms. i know a lot of you pick up their products in the grocery store. they are going to be making you breakfast. if you are interested stop by 48th and 6th avenue here at fox square. fix breakfast for you. hot coffee. and talk politics one week away from the midterm election. brian: right. by the way. if i are at home, please, in honorable of us, go outside and watch us outside because we are coming to you outside. i don't even care if you are dressed. steve: you can stream us. brian: that's absolutely true. ainsley: some people have heaters on back porch. some watch from the garage. some guys have the man room inside the garage. steve: man cave. ainsley: brian is asking you to go outside and watch us this morning don't go to work. steve: stay where you are. faithful patriot. the department of home land security has requested the pentagon to help them harden our southern border. we know we have already had 2,000 national guardsman now

active duty personnel from fort reilly, fort campbell, fort knox and fort hood are heading toward the u.s. mexican border. ainsley: 800 yesterday. by saturday 1700. by mid december there will be 5200 soldiers there. brian: what they're going to be doing is not arresting but aiding, aiding our border guards. everything that they need. beare going to be supporting them. but most importantly, they are going to be setting up not structures but setting up tent cities. just to give you the numbers if you are listening on radio. 5200 overall. they will be using helicopter companies. c-130 cargo planes. 22 miles of barbed wire. instead of the president waiting for the wall and funding. he is going to have a lot of barrier built by the men and women on our border to repel some who might want to come here. i hope this: we have 1,000 people coming anyway a week.

steve: 1800 a day. brian: caravan aside. there is already a problem. they are already being overwhelmed. hopefully this will highlight and get us to address the central american and south american issue. ainsley: laura ingraham sat down with the president yesterday. what do you do if all these people come over and catch and release and they want to apply for asylum. >> we are not going to let them. in hold them in nice tent cities. she said about 70%, 80% are rejected when they apply for asylum and they have to go back home. steve: we have heard from our secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen. to the migrants. don't bother. you are not going to make it across. listen to this. >> when you look at that caravan and you look largely very, you know, big percentage of men, young, strong, a lot of bad people, a lot of bad people in there, people that are in gangs. we don't want them in this country. if they want to come into

the country, you have to apply like other people. we have millions of people coming. in they are applying. we have a very strong border. they are wasting their time. we will build tent cities. we are not going to build structures and spend hundreds of millions of dollars. we are not letting them into this country. steve: the message is clear. also on axios. they have an item today. apparently on axios on hbo the president has announced that he plans to sign an executive order that would remove the right for citizenship of babies of non-citizens who are born here on american soil. essentially that's what they refer to sometimes as anchor babies. so the president through executive order is going to try to end that. expect some sort of a legal fight as well. the president told axios that apparently thought there had to be a constitutional amendment. not the case. he says he can do it. brian: a guy like bill

richardson governor of new mexico, ambassador of united nations. special envoy. he is an example of someone who is not an american citizen. family came here by trainee was born here. his family was from another country. he was an american citizen. i mean that's going to be controversial to say the least. but that is one of the methods come here illegally, come, have kids, the kids stay. and the kids become american citizens but the parents are in hyper space. ainsley: well, we have been watching the caravans grow as they are moving towards the united states. we keep hearing more and more caravans are starting down in he wil el salvador and moving in guatemala. griff jenkins is embedded with the caravan in the southern part of mexico. steve: griff joins us right now. >> hey, guys, good morning. that's right. listen, this caravan is not showing any signs of slowing down any time soon. in fact, it appears they are actually inspiring others caravan battling with

federal police guatemala mexico border yesterday and the day before. let me give you a look at what's happening here. we are in a small town in the state state as they make their way hometown opening doors and city hall to let people in. what you are seeing now is the line, mostly women and children. they are trying to put in front because the local state and the local human rights organization is allowing 11 buses to come in this morning and move them to their next location which is about 30 miles away. a little bit of some of the discussion going on back and forth is the men aren't necessarily always happy about the women and children first. that's caused problems in the past. they are trying to orderly do it. we will see when you the buses get here. we will show you. one of the migrants who spoke english. elvis yesterday. i asked him about the president's efforts to stop him. here's what he had to say. >> i got deported because i got an accidental. >> you got arrested?

>> yes. >> did you hear president trump announce is he going to put 5,000 troops on the border to stop the caravan. what do you think? will it stop you? >> i'm thinking that's no problem for me nobody here i want to go there. griff: 5,000 troops won't stop you. you will go. >> yes i want to go over there. nobody can stop me. nobody can stop these people. griff: lastly, if you can't get asylum, will you consider crossing illegally? >> yes, yes. > griff: the human rights group here is the one helping the buses. yesterday we saw some of the municipal police in the town south of us last stop helping the migrants on their way. they want to go to mexico city. they want to make a big statement there. that's what the organizing group says they want to do. they that will put them in the middle of mexico. head tee quanah o tijuana or te:

brian: great job. appreciate it, griff. meanwhile today the president of the united states with the first lady. go down to pittsburgh. he says he is going to visit the site of the synagogue. go to the hospital to visit the first responders and everybody else that was in the line of fire on saturday. said i would have been down sooner but i don't want to get in the way early with what was taking place. steve: in fact, the mayor of pittsburgh asked him not to come because of security concerns. myers who survived the attack said he would be honored to meet president trump. he said i welcome him as an american. he is the president. and so that is the back drop. of course, today, they start the first funerals. of 11 coming up in the next couple of days. the rhetoric continues about the president's rhetoric. a number of people on the political left who said that the president's rhetoric was responsible for this attack. ainsley: not a time to get political. you see it on both sides.

the president is going there and saying i'm going to meet with the people who want to meet with me. i didn't go earlier because i didn't want to disrupt things. some saying don't come. some are saying to come. is he criticized no matter what he does. on some other networks though, the media hats just ramped up the rhetoric. they are connecting, some of them are connecting the president to violence around the country. there is one correspondent in particular that compared him to isis saying that the president -- saying that he has radicalized more people than isis has. listen to this. >> i think, you know, this president, one of the things that he really launched his presidential run on is talking about islamic radicalization and this president hats radicalized so many more people than isis ever did. >> isis has like 10,000 mexico the president has far more supporters who espouse an equally hateful ideology. brian: she went on to say realizing she the backlash she got and ridiculous

statement she made. she clarified on twitter i clarified and apologized there and i will say it here there has been emotional and painful time. i shouldn't have gone with such hyperbole on the air. she apologized. ainsley: she said she is sorry. steve: a progressive jewish organization said denounced white nationalism and stopped targeting minorities in rhetoric and policies according to them. brian: right. steve: meanwhile, here is what the president said yesterday with laura ingraham about why he sometimes refers to the media as the enemy of the people. >> when i say the enemy of the people, i'm talking about the fake news. you know it better than anybody. you have news out there that is so fake and i can do the greatest thing ever, north korea as an example. when they talk about north korea, they say what's taking so long? >> they are going to be biased. >> 70-some odd years. it's my form of telling the

truth. here's the problem. we have a lot of supporters. those supporters know that they are lying. steve: so there he is talking about his term enemy of the people,. brian: i really wish he would lose that term. it doesn't help anybody. it doesn't push back on the media that he wants to push back on. and i think that it gets too many other people shrapnel against that statement. the president isn't the enemy of the people. some of the things they say and the way they stack their shows. the president could look as though they are targeting him and he has a case. that broad statement does a lot of damage. steve: i think he probably feels like they are not doing him any favors and he doesn't likely ultimately. are they the enemy of the people? i don't think so, either. steve: meanwhile, let's talk a little bit down in florida florida volusia county the republican party headquarters somebody between sunday and monday as it drove by or stood in front of the building and shot up the windows.

ainsley: four shots through the trump signs and through the windows there thankfully nobody was injured and the suspect has been identified. brian: waltz who worked for dick cheney has about 2 point lead in his race. bloomberg is pouring money into it he talked about it. >> i was just speaking there last week. and the podium and the wall where i was speaking is now riddled with bullets, sean. so this is personal. i got to tell you as a combat veteran, this is what we deal with over in the third world. over in places all over the world. in america, we resolve our political differences with debate, with votes, not with guns and bombs. brian: he would know. he is a green beret. steve: so far no suspects have been identified. continuing on from as you can see above ainsly's head fox square. come on out.

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otezla. show more of you. steve: we're having breakfast with friends outside here on fox square. brazilian political outsider jair bolsonaro winning the country's presidential election by a considerable margin on sunday. ainsley: 64 years old. former military officer who some have dubbed the trump of the tropics. ran pro-business antiestablishment campaign. brian: almost spent no money to do it. here with what his election means for your wallet, his wallet, and the people of brazil. the host of making money filling in for neil this week charles payne. charles,. steve: sharp hat by the way. >> thank you. brian: what is significant about his victory? >> what is significant this is another major, major loss for the establishment. the elite establishment and not just the west.

it's all over the world. the push back against the elitist, the bankers, the globalists those people in charge for a century. people sayin say our lives don't get better. you pin us against each other and our lives don't get better. anticrime, pro-growth, pro-america in the same day angela merkel has another defeat that leads to her saying okay, i'm headed for the exits. we are seeing something going on. a revolution. this is a revolution around the world that's a major push back to the establishment. the great news particularly with south america wasn't long ago when chavez was pushing leftist ideology and he has that oil money and country after country was saying okay we may try this socialism thing. steve: kind of sounds familiar. >> it does. steve: what's it going to do for our wallet? >> it's going to be great. it will enhance trade. brazil is one of the up and coming countries. brazil, india, china.

those were the nations going to take over economically from america and europe. they have had bumps in the road but still probably could be inevitable that those countries will do more for the economy than previous leaders. ainsley: new president called to congratulates. what is their relationship. >> called the trump of the tropics. again, shear a guy who said i'm going to push back against the way things are. because, you know, and it's so interesting. because you hear about income inequality and things like this. it only festers and gets worse unders can you recollect regimes all over the world. brian: there is corruption. not just people. not just -- there is so much corruption. they jailed their last two leaders. for this to last, he has got to be effective. if he is not effective it implodes. >> of course. he has to be honest and live up to his promises. steve: charles payne. we will be watching you. hope you wear this hat.

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delay. i got caught in traffic. referencing the hours long delay for his lethal injection. he killed prison guard r.j. johnson in 2011 at the state penitentiary. brian, send it over to you. brian: thanks, jillian, wherever you are. in the final push before the midterms party admitting it lacks the -- needs in the majority so far in the house and senate. the strategist saying all of this is chris, he has said to the party's messaging, this election season has been missing. says we haven't had a real message since the last presidential election. so why change it now? we have no message going into this election. will this strategy effect voters if indeed it is the truth. joining us now to discuss it at a very, very small table kayleigh mcenany and jessica tarlov. do you buy into that that you don't have a message. >> no, i don't. the message is healthcare. if you look at democratic

ads. healthcare is mentioned over 50% of them. number one issue to voters. we are leading there you can see it that the republican party is aware of this because they started lying about the fact that their policy will protect pre-existing conditions. scott walker, ron desantis, ronna mcdaniel pre-existing conditions. which the republicans have no interest in covering. brian: ironic that obamacare that was not on anybody's list for the eight years it was introduced now all of a sudden people saying those are the good old days. >> not the good old dayed when you have premiums doubled from 2013 to 2017. i understanding democrats want to talk about healthcare. so do we. because it's failed the american people. president trump was one of the few primary candidates on our republican debate stage saying i will protect pre-existing conditions. the republican plan did. rahm emanuel said the democrats don't have a message. obstruct, resist, impeach. that doesn't work and doesn't win elections. brian: dr. larry sabato crystal ball like all of us

struggled with predictions. 212-202 republican advantages. no one has the 218 needed could come down to the back stretch. the mail bombings and horrific shootings at the synagogue, the actions and retorts and the president, do you think that play as role with seven days to governmental i think certainly something that happening that's that close to election and utter tragedy with the tree of life shooting and mail bombings and shooting at kroger. it will mobilize voters particularly on both sides. the republicans feeling the president attack and the democrats feeling this president has given inaccurate response. >> knee-jerk reaction to blame president trump is des pick cable. what cnn did blaming the president of the united states and then in the wake of this horrific tragedy this weekend to blame the president yet again, nevertheless, the shooter was an anti trump individual. did he not support the president. it is horrific tragedy to

blame the president. >> administration that people has fostered and supported white supremacists. >> that would be false. he has denounced it more times than hillary clinton has. brian: i think we both agree to call the president anti-semitic is no there there. >> that's a whole other segment we can do. i understand that he has jewish family, obviously. but there are people in this administration who has been close to him on the campaign trail who have been less than peachy on this issue. >> democrats tried in 2016 this playbook didn't work. it's not going to work this year either. brian: caravan loom not guilty back drop, democrats conspicuous absent on rhetoric or comment. i think immigration is not where they want to go. debate seven more days to do it? >> looking forward to it. good to join you. brian: meanwhile, the check please if we can get that remember the campaign ad for senator claire mccaskill? this one? >> claire is not afraid to

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ainsley: i saw some sausage and coffee. steve: some potatoes. brian: open up to random breakfast section of the book and make you cook it on the spot. steve: remember, folks when we went down to the villages and i went and noxd on the door of somebody. didn't realize we were going to come in and i made them breakfast. we are going to do that again, go to dining with doocy. can you find it at foxnews.com. brian: when? steve: after the midterms. all politics right now. ainsley: next seven days talking about politics. new ad come out reminding you how far we have come as a country and how much better off we are over the last two years. watch this. >> when i look at the way things are, it reminds me how far we've come. >> these numbers, they are depressingly weak. >> the economy is growing even more slowly than we thought. things are starting to change. there is more opportunity. and security to invest in the ones that matter. this could all go away.

if we don't remember what we came from. brian: that's a pretty effective ad. that's the best message that republicans could have forward is the economy and lack of conflict overseas. ainsley: doesn't even mention the president. it just reminds you that the country is better off economically. steve: the president is busy as we heard from kellyanne yesterday is going to have 11 rallies right up to the night before the midterms. i think it ends at cape jerardo out in the great state of missouri. larry sabato center for politics he says right now it looks as if the republicans will continue to control the senate. but, right now, it is too close to call when it comes to theist house. he says right now the hard count is the house democrats have 212. the republicans have 202. and there are just a number of toss-ups where it's still

too close to call at this point. there is an article in the "new york post" today. brian: i think it's the crystal ball if i ropsd it the rate way. 21 toss-ups. a lot of retirements. suffice it to say if there wasn't 40 retirements, republicans would be even more optimistic or have more hope than they i hav right now. ainsley: every time we have guest come on they say these retirements are hurting: you really pay attention and you listen. steve: meet the guy who is making us breakfast in a minute but right now jillian is having the news. jillian: i want some breakfast. brian: where are you? jillian: i'm going to come find new main. don't you worry. a vulnerable democrat in a state won by president trump is trying to distance herself from her colleagues. >> claire is not afraid to stand up against her own party. >> yep. and claire is not one of those crazy democrats.

jillian: missouri senator claire mccaskill hinting at who she thinks is. >> i would not call my colleagues crazy, but, elizabeth warren sure went after me when i advocated tooling back some of the regulations for small banks and credit unions. i certainly disagree with bernie sanders on a bunch of stuff. so i'm not afraid. jillian: republican josh hawaii hawley is challenging mccaskill for senate seat. a 5-year-old boy testing positive for meth. got sick after playing with fake teeth someone passed out in his town. >> left side of his face was droopy. then he fell and he couldn't move his left arm. my kids will never go trick or treating ever again. jillian: thankfully the boy is okay. police are investigating. jillian: suv slams into a cop and highway worker. take a look at dramatic dash

cam video. the driver crashing into a new jersey dot truck. he barely escaped being hit by another car before sprinting to safety. the cop had just stopped on the road to help look for a dead deer. no one was seriously hurt. proving you are never too young to rock and roll ♪ ♪ jillian: there is new queen in town and her name is holly. the 3-year-old rocking tout queen bohemian rhapsody in her car in scotland that cute clip as you can see why, is going viral. isn't she adorable? brian: isn't there a queen movie coming out -- i mean, that's going to be fantastic. steve: bohemian rhapsody. that is reminiscent of that

scene from wayne's world. ainsley: mickey mouse with pink and white polka dots. the little girl probably picked it out. steve: janice dean has the weather right now. janice? janice: hi. thank you, steve doocy. how is it going? now you know what it's like to be me outside. [laughter] janice: the magic of tv. let's take a look at the weather outside and then we will have some breakfast my friend. not too bad here in new york city. it could be a lot worse. it could be snow or rain but at 44 right now. just dress appropriately. 38 in cleveland. 46 in minneapolis. quite a storm system going to happen across colorado over the next 24 to 48 hours bringing measurable snow across the central rockies. taking a look at the future radar. we have a busy pattern across the west that's going to bring the potential for heavy snow that's going to move in to parts of the plain states and then the heavy rain ahead of that several inches of rainfall as we go into wednesday,

halloween and thursday. so just keep that in mind. here is your spooky forecast for all of you folks that are going to be trick or treating. we will see the potential for heavy rain across the plain states. and then snow across the rockies and northern rockies, it will be, you know, relatively warm across the east coast for all of you trick-or-treaters. all right. where is breakfast. steve doocy, where are you? steve: right over here, 10 feet away from you. we go to diners all across the country. but this morning our friends from bob evans farms are preparing us breakfast. joining us now is chef david rose. >> good morning, how are you doing? receive steve we buy these things all the time at the grocery store. >> they are amazing. steve: all you have to do is warm them up. >> it is my pleasure. can you smell the sausage, guys? smells amazing. that aroma is awesome. what we have right now bob evans has been around for 70 years. they are doing it right. they are america's number one seller of refrigerated macaroni and cheese and

mashed potatoes. steve: i didn't realize that i love the sausage. >> sausage patties, sausage links. it's amazing what you can do with these products right here. have a couple different. if you a couple different breakfast items today. we have a cheesy hash brown cup. in there you have simply potatoes. cheese and bob evans italian sausage. >> how do you make the cup? >> like in a muffin pan. all these recipes you can find on bob evans grocery.com. that's the facebook, the twitter, all those they can them out i know you can cook so check them out. steve: chef, thank you very much. >> pleasure. i will hanging out today 6 to 9. steve: a major change could be coming to twitter. you might not like it. we will explain that as the caravan heads to the united states, thousands of american troops are headed to the border.

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jillian: good morning, it's tuesday. welcome back. sports headlines for you right now. the new england patriots now 6-2, thanks in large part to their defense. >> intercepted. jillian: 85 intercepts return for a touchdown sinking the buffalo bills to the 25-6 win. all right. the red sox gearing up for a parade in boston after world series victory. it could extend to washington.

the team's owner giving more insight on a white house visit after manager said they would talk about it later on. john henry saying quote i think we will. this is a special team. we will see what they want to do. but i think so. so, i guess we still wait and see for confirmation, brian. brian: yes. we'll have to see. more controversy with something that should have been an automatic and just fun. meanwhile, will twitter reportedly look to remove the like button in a bid to improve the quality of online debate? i don't get the theory behind it. ainsley: you don't like the idea of removing the like. steve: the social media's founder jack dorsey made the announcement last week during company wide event telling employees he wasn't a fan of the feature and it would be depleted and deleted soon. ainsley: a lot of people are not happy about that. how will twitter users react to the latest revelation. joining success fox news contributor and host of the quiz show on fox nation tom

da lue. brian: you have a great show on. >> great radio show following your radio show, brian. brian: we thought you would be the best person to act ask about like. how do you feel about taking like out of twitter. >> very angry. only thing i like about twitter the like button. the only way i use twitter is pushing the like button. people tweet about me when i'm on "fox & friends" and they say tom, saw you on "fox & friends." great guy, really handsome and i click like. i don't want to talk. i don't want to have to write a tweet. i'm not like the president i don't like writing tweets. ainsley: you don't want to have to write a comment. my way of saying i read your tweet. ainsley: i think a lot of people feel that way. steve: at the same time, a lot of people addicted to social media, they put something out there and then they look out there hey, i only got 82 likes, only 83 likes. the last one had, what's the matter with me? then i feel bad about myself. >> retweets, right?

what do you like better retweets or likes? brian: that's a little personal. i thought twitter made a good move by saying don't like. i thought that was to build up ourself esteem. get rid of all like and don't like. can we move on and talk about hillary clinton? she said this a couple of days ago. >> we're going to talk about 2020 in a minute. do you want to run again? >> no. [laughter] >> that was a pause. >> well, i would like to be president. [laughter] steve: there are a lot of people who would just like to be president and not have to run. >> yeah. that's the hard part. nobody want to do that. of course she doesn't want to run again. she thinks she should be the president. she won the popular vote did. she ever tell you that. brian: she is going to have a 13-city tour with her husband. remember the last time she had a tour like this was a listening tour before she ran for senate. remember? steve: and she won. brian: turns out she ran and

won. >> i don't remember her doing much listening then though. ainsley: could you imagine in 2020 if it's hillary vs. donald trump again? >> it's the ultimate rematch. i think president trump says last night on fox news that there is nobody he wouldn't want to run against so far. brian: i think the democrat have to step up. the way they got to tell michael avenatti to go do something else. democrats should say step out of the spotlight so we can have a new generation of leaders. tom shillue you are the one to. >> i think she should tell her bye-bye. quiz show after my fabulous radio show every day. come down stairs and shoot a quiz show. and then the viewers of fox nation can test their. steve: can we play along. >> play along at home and test test test test your knowledge not only of news but of -- steve: tom shillue fox

nation. a, b, and c we can play along. >> hopefully we can get there once we start maybe they will just have to press like on twitter feed. brian: the follow-up question wasn't on the card for a reason. are you going to do one of these things like they do with let's make a deal. only tape two days a week in five different outfits or be live every day. >> i'm trying to figure out a way to do that with my radio show. brian: that's not good. >> 48 hour workweek i would love it you people work too hard. ainsley: i like this look. >> thank you. steve: if you would like more information about tom's quiz show on foxnation.com go to foxnation.com. >> become an early subscriber. steve: and get stuff. brian: like a tactical watch. steve: that's with the premium. tom, can you go. steve: just like that? some host. >> i think i will go have sausage. brian: we only have eggs.

republicans targeted again. a party office shot up in florida. senator lindsey graham says there is only one way to stop this. >> if you think this is inappropriate and wrong for the country, you can vote republican. brian: yep. his message for all voters coming up. and some say i gave it to you already. steve: plus, as the caravan heads for the united states, there could be two of them. thousands of american troops heading for our southern border. pete hegseth is an army vet. what does he think? we are going to talk to that guy coming up. ♪ reminisce about the days of old ♪ with that old time roc rock rk and roll. only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn?

steve: 5200 troops are going to be sent to the southern border to stop them from crossing into the united states. ainsley: joining us is army veteran pete hegseth pete, thanks for joining us is it going to help? pete: it's the right move. more a statement of priority. more of a show of force than a policy solution. and the reality is you talk to guys on the border. folks in the military, which i have. these troops are going to be very limited in what they can do at the border. they won the fight to actually have them armed. a lot of these troops, the national guard guys on the border are not even armed. they are away from the border. providing logistical assistance. intelligence, surveillance, transaction. transportation. supplies, meals. they are helping the border agents do their jobs. there is not going to be a single member of our military interacting with maybe of the caravan. that won't happen. they will be in the back

helping the border patrol agents too long their job. steve: sure. one of the things we heard from the president yesterday was if they try to come into the country, whether it's asylum or cross into the country illegally, they are going to be held at the border in tents. he said there are going to be a lot of tents right there. if they don't make asylum, send them back. pete: which is the way it should be insane if you come through a port of entry and claim asylum. the first move the idea can you claim asylum is what is in question at this point. that is part of what this move is meant to interdict and change. brian: what i also think is pretty cool is the barrier. they are getting all this wire. i guess the term is raiser wire. steve: constantine wire. brian: go all the way down. and you will be able to push people in a certain way. funnel them in a certain direction rather than just have chaos. pete: the army has always been able to do that. reinforce and build new

barriers on the border which is something they can do. you will see exactly that part of what the military does so well. defensive positions. you funnel people toward a particular entry point then can you deal with them there. that supports the border agents as well. i will say this. they say all the time a military guy replace as border guy. anybody who knows headquarters. if you have a border patrol guy who has been in headquarters for years and suddenly an army guy shows up, is he not well-seasoned to be on the border either. it's not a one for one swap. it's the right move. doesn't exponentially increase our ability to enforce the border. brian: use a gun? >> self-defense, that's it. ainsley: operational faithful pilot. pete: patriot. >> three helicopters companies on the border as well. ainsley: what will they be doing? >> moving border patrol agents to two locations where they otherwise couldn't go. brian: show me your lining please, pete? pete: only for brian.

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they are lying go. >> outside and watch us outside because we are coming to you outside here at fox square we will fix you breakfast. ♪ ♪ i know. brian: can you please take a picture if you are watching us outside? we are outside. watch through outside window. ainsley: send it to us and we'll put it on air? brian: we will. steve: come visit us at 48th and sixth avenue at midtown manhattan. why? because the sun is coming up. it is a gorgeous day outside our world headquarters. it was 2 years ago we started going to diners. it's a great way to talk to the people ahead of an election. there is an election seven days away from today. we will talk to some of the folks back here this morning. thanks to bob evans farms for providing breakfast. david, do you want to bring it on in. breabreaft isbreakfast is

served. >> brought in by michael who is not going to sing anymore. steve: because is he watching our show. brian: got to tell you today the president of the united states has a busy schedule. he is going to spend tuesday, he and melania are going to go to pittsburgh. going to go to the synagogue and hospital to visit those recovering from their wounds from that saturday shooting that we are still trying to wrap our heads around. steve: indeed. sarah huckabee sanders said yesterday the president and first lady are going to pittsburgh to express support of the american people and grieve with the pittsburgh community. and, of course, today, on this tuesday, starts the first of a number of funerals out there. ainsley: the rabbi of the synagogue said he welcomes the president and the first lady and the president, as you said, was go to go visit the first responders in the hospital. meet with some of the

families. i waited because i didn't want to interrupt things and really, you know, they are all in our thousand and prayers, their families, this tragedy. brian: 11 dead. horrific, how many more if you didn't have swat and police officers swarming into the synagogue fearless. knowing they could be going into the hail of fire. ainsley: david lee miller was there the was in a wheelchair according to the court sketches and mumbling things to himself. talking to himself. steve: shepard smith had his program yesterday some of the services so powerful and heart breaking. ainsley: kellyanne said let's talk about the people and what they did. shepard opened up his show talking about each of those individuals. brian: shep did incredible job with the interview with one the doctors and said ironically, the people that operated and saved the shooter's life were all jewish. the nurses and the surgeons. jewish. he was out there to kill

jews. steve: killer made his first court appearance yesterday in a wheelchair. he appeared coherent. and said yes, when the judge asked if he wanted a public defender because he could not afford an attorney. more on that story a little later on tomorrow right here on fox news. ainsley: yeah. meanwhile, the president had an interview last night with laura ingraham talking about operation faithful patriot where is he sending 5200 soldiers down to the border. active duty troops before thmiddle of december. 1700 deploying them to south texas, arizona and california. steve: this is the largest u.s. active duty mobilization along the u.s.-mexican border in decades. of course, they will join the 2,000 national guard troop to harden our southern border. apparently there are two caravans. one the one we have been talking about for over a week. that totals something they are estimating about 3500.

some have dropped off, many have gone home. some have actually sought asylum in the country of mexico where they have offered people work permits. look, if you want to go somewhere, come here the president of mexico has said. most of those are continuing on. and then there is a second caravan about 3,000 down near the guatemalaen border. brian: i know our military is the best in the world. general mattis is a fine commander but it's going to be so hard, i imagine, and challenging and important to get the coordination down between the national guard that's there. between the regular army -- the regular military that's reporting. and now the border guards that are actually on the front line. i think most importantly, it sends a message, the whole problem with taking the kids away at the border was not we wanted to take kids away. send a message that our borders are not open. we have a system to apply for asylum. what they want to do is get the message to central and south america serious there

is a new sheriff in town. remember, when the president took over, the border crossings really dissipated. then after he realized the president could change the laws unilaterally they started picking up again. this is the message there are men and women in camouflage stopping us from going it is not worth the trip. steve: border patrol will be the tip of the spear. the national guard who will be armed will support them. the president made it very clear in a conversation with laura ingraham you saw last night on the channel that the migrants could be wasting their time. >> when you look at that caravan and you look largely very, you know, big percentage of men, young, strong, a lot of bad people, a lot of bad people in there, people that are in gangs. we don't want them in this country. if they want to come into the country you have to apply like other people. millions applying and coming in legally. we have a very strong

border. i called up the military -- this caravan is wasting their time. we will build tent cities. put tents up all over the place. we are not going to build structures and spend hundreds of millions of dollars. we are not letting them into this country. steve: but they are still coming. there is an item today in the "the washington post" that talks about how, you know, we have been talking about how some people are getting on in cars and vehicles and heading north rather than be part of the caravan. apparently up to 100 people will be around a gas station throughout that part of mexico just waiting for somebody to say i have a seat in the back do you want a ride? ainsley: mexico city sending aid and help and busses to bring them to mexico city. when talking about the tent city asked a question about abot asylum. declare asylum. not let them in. sit in the tent. follow the law. the tents will be nice, he says. he says keep in mind and laura reminded him of this,

80% are rejected don't get asylum and sent home. brian: probably going to happen. one of the most consequential midterms you can remember. and responded with at least 8 million early voters. steve: a week from today. brian: since the people are exercised about doing this and that's the best thing about this whole season, at least people seem to be taking action and are motivated. the president is also motivated. i think he got the clue. look at how busy he is. is he going to be heading on the 31st he is heading to fort myers, florida. man he is doing a lot for governor scott as well as help in the senate race as well as ron desantis who wants to be the next governor. then is he going to columbia, missouri, a tight senate race there. also huntington, west virginia. going after joe manchin's seat over in west virginia is key. steve: last thing the president wants is for republicans to lose and for them to start finger pointing and say going he would have done more to help get out the vote. he is pulling out all the

stops. we heard kellyanne say he is not leaving anything on the table is he going anywhere. ainsley: in a matter of week is he going to hit 11 spots. doing two a days indianapolis and. then on the third montana and florida. on the 4th georgia and tennessee. on the 5th ohio, indianapolis, and missouri. so three a day. brian: ohio is key. because he is really going to bat for the replacement for mr. divine former congressman divine. he wants to be the next governor of ohio and the president wants to make sure in that key battle ground state he has a republican on the ground. steve: what's extraordinary about that particular race is john kasich, who is a republican, did not endorse president trump and did not even go to the republican convention when it was in ohio. he is set to actually endorse republican mr. divine who used to be a u.s. senator, later on this week on friday. so, very, very busy. a lot going on. ainsley: a lot of rhetoric being ramped up around the country.

there is a lot of hateful stuff going on as you know. there were four shots fired into the volusia county republican party's office down in florida. thankfully no one was injured. brian: look at that. ainsley: they do have a suspect ided and i'm sorry. steve: no suspect ided. tony led better the chairman of the republican party said quote you've got some sick person and i will call them out. he suggests that they are democrats although there is no evidence that they know who the person is. brian: here is lindsey graham. he says, listen, don't get caught up in who is taking out the glass in kevin mccarthy's office. don't worry about what's happening when i'm trying to stump for marsha blackburn when people start interrupting the moment of silence, go out and vote. listen. >> how do you want to run your government? the bottom line what they did was rude and crude is the gift that keeps on giving to republicans politically. it's not good for the country. if you want to reward this

behavior, then you get a chance a week from tomorrow to do so. if you think this is inappropriate and wrong for the country, you can vote republican. you know, i have tried to work across the aisle. i will keep trying to work across the aisle. but i have had it with this intimidation in your face radical left. i want to shut them down and the best way to shut them down is to beat them at the ballot box. >> it all comes down to which side is more motivated. which side can get their side out in larger numbers. when it comes to the tv ad race. the democrats are winning. they plan on spending $143 million on tv ads while the republicans will 6 million. ainsley: bloomberg contributed a lot to that as well. republicans have an ad out are you better off now after two years of having president trump in office. you have a chance to decide and go to the polls in seven at as. steve: talk to some of the people here at fox square for the free breakfast throughout the morning.

brian: i pulled some strings and gotten jillian closer to our set. there she is. jillian: i was all the way in the back. thank you, brian. brian: good to see you face-to-face. jillian: first time all morning. get you caught up on some of your news while you take a break and eat your food. several diplomats forced to leave their post overseas with mysterious illnesses. now fear they are being harassed at home. at least six people claim they are being surveilled or harassed in the u.s. reporting things like home break-ins and laptop tampering to the fbi. some say they are being followed. an official cause of those health issues in china and cuba is still unknown. the supreme court will not hear a challenge to the pennsylvania electoral map. republican officials were hoping justices would reinstate a 2011 congressional redistricting plan that was tossed out by the state supreme court last year. that pennsylvania court ruling the map was biased in favor of republicans but critics argue this new map gives an advantage to democrats. rockefeller center is revealing this year's

christmas tree. it's a 72-foot tall norway spruce from walk hill, new york. the evergreen will be cut and driven here to new york city next week before it's decorated with 50,000 lights. the tree will be illuminated a block from where i stand on november 28th. it's about 72 miles due north of here. got on the google maps there before i came out here. steve: that's right. sometimes when they're looking for the christmas tree they just fly over the area in a helicopter and they will spot one and they will go let's go talk to the person who owns that. jillian: i don't know if i believe you? steve: would you like to place a one dollar bet? jillian: no, i believe you. ainsley: see it being driven into new york back of a truck and take it over to rockefeller. brian: check out who is behind us the entire roster of our guests. we moved our green rooms outdoors. steve: we did. it's now the cold room. brian: stuart varney who joe was grabbing by the soldiers. ainsley: tammy bruce, lawrence jones.

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things are it, reminds me how far we've come. >> these numbers, they are depressingly weak. >> the economy is growing even more slowly than we thought. >> things are starting to change. there's more opportunity and security to invest in the ones that matter. this could all go away if we don't remember what we came from. ainsley: we are only one week away from the midterms and the trump campaign rolling out that brand new ad highlighting the president's historic economy to motivate you the voter to go to the polls. brian: stuart, you are going to be hosting from 9 to noon. let me ask you now. do you like that ad? is that the right message? >> yes, it is. the g.o.p. playing to its strong suit which is the economy. go back to basics. the economy. and things are turning around as the ad pointed out. you've gone from weakness to increasing strength. things are turning around. you've got to get that message out. the media is not going to get that message out for

you. it's a strong message. 70% of people polled and it's a cbs poll said the economy is good. that's the highest number ever right before the election and if you walked down any main street in america you can see the help wanted signs all over the place. you can see prosperity. the numbers on economic growth, employment, wages, they speak for themselves. ainsley: in the ad they say things are getting better. how far have we come in the last two years? >> it's like day and night. in the last six months of the obama administration, the economy was growing just over 1.5%. fast forward to today, and you've got 3.5, 4% growth. you have at least doubled the rate of growth. cut the unemployment rate way down to historic lows. things are definitely improving. steve: stuart, when the president is out at these almost a dozen rallies between now and the midterm, he talks about the economy. he talks about taxes. he talks about immigration. and so that bolsters the

fact that they have this ad up. democrats spending more on tv ads and talking all about healthcare. you know, those darn republicans are trying to take away your healthcare. >> that's why that ad is important. because it brings it back to the basics which is prosperity and the economy. one thing i found interesting. i don't believe president trump's name was mentioned in that ad. ainsley: it was not. >> that's the g.o.p. pressing on the economy and avoiding any problem with mr. trump's unpopularity in some quarters. brian: 10 seconds. what about people nervous about the market? >> they have the right to be nervous because the europeans are going to be taxing our big tech companies and they have really come down a lot. that's hurt the overall market. steve: all right. we're going to be watching stuart varney over on fox business at 9:00. ainsley: thank you, stuart. brian: seems like a nice guy even outdoors. the media has been blaming president trump for the violence around the country. one panel has took it to a whole new level. >> this president has radicalized so many more people than isis ever did.

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they had just 11 buses in the town we were at. just moments ago. this is what happened. quite a tense moment. watch. >> there is not enough buses for all the women and children. there is only 11 buses and there is thousands of women and children here. >> you are able to hear all of the spanish. what were they bickering about, the line? >> yeah. some men want to join their wives and their children. they don't want to be left out. so they can go together. they are scared they might be separated. >> that's our mexico city producer. as you can see they are loading up on this truck and driver still not even in the truck yet. this is certainly the way they are going to go. the point being, steve, no matter what the administration says. the president trump says, they are not deterred. they are going to keep coming. steve? steve: all right. griff, thank you very much. that does not look safe. ainsley over to you. >> thank you so much, steve, in the wake of recent

violent attacks, including the murder of those 11 people in pittsburgh in their synagogue, many in the media have pointed the finger at president trump's rhetoric. a cnn guest took it one step further with this outrageous claim. >> this president, one of the things that he really launched his presidential run on is talking about islamic radicalization and this president has radicalized so many more people than isis ever did. >> now, she did walk that back and did apologize on twitter and even said it on air. here to react to this is fox news contributor and president of the independent women's voice tammy bruce. >> hi there, good morning, good morning. ainsley: is it fair to link the president, president with te violence that's going on in our country. >> of course not. it's not only fair, it's desperate. ainsley: fair or not fair. >> it's not fair. it's desperate. these are desperate things said by desperate people. the fact is that when the president is attacked we also know this, it really is an attack on his supporters.

here is what you have got here, a team people, the democrats who have no ability to persuade on the details of the issues. they know they can't convince us about what it is they represent because we rejected that in 2016. what they are trying to do is frighten people and effectively, also, affect the g.o.p. enthusiasm. it really is an insult. not just an insult to this president but to the nation as a whole. we are a country of 327 until people. we have been subjected 24/7 to attacks that are baseless, calling the president of the united states and his supporterser traitors and racists and bullies at this point twice now in the last week not just that young woman steve smith, a republican saying that the president and his supporters are like isis, terrorists. and here the american people, showing their discipline and decency, both liberals and conservatives and independents are not acting as though they believe that to be true. >> after the synagogue massacre, we have come together.

muslims have set up crowd funding sites raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for the victims. the hospital treating the shooter is a jewish hospital. americans are grieving collect tialy. we come together, this nation, i contend, is not divided and, yet, this is the kind of rhetoric. how could it mean anything other than a desire to to divide? ainsley: this is what some of the ladies on "the view" had to say about this issue? watch this and we will get your reaction. >> i do sense our country in a place it has never come before because the tone is comincoming from the top. >> when did it become the norm for us to be afraid to go in and worship? ened i do put some of this on the man at the top. the media should stop covering those rallies of his. that's my one recommendation. [applause] ainsley: coming from the top. stop doing the rallies? your thoughts. >> these are individuals who not just in that case but almost every other case are saying, you know, that there is no civility and that it's

donald trump's fault in the same environment where they are accusing the american people of all being racist of this country being a racist country. the president being a traitor. how can you speak of civility and coming together and move that kind of a message? some democrats, one in particular, a strategist is actually admitting there is no message. americans want all -- we all want everyone to do well. but we know it takes ideas on policy, on what the plan is for the future. the president has indicated that clearly and distinctively. in every rally and you will hear it this week, he has always called for unity and coming together that message has been consistent and clear. i think that the american people and what the democrats may be seeing is internal polling that shows that, you know, their message doesn't have any punch, they say. well, actually, it has more kick, right, than punch. americans want ideas. i think the democrats are seeing this is not working.

but, thank goodness, why would this message be working? if their message about how americans who disagree politically are terrorists, we should be concerned if the democrats were succeeding with that the fact is they are not. but we -- but, also, democrats who are at the base, they also want ideas and i think that they are going to have a big job to do after the midterms when it comes to their own party. ainsley: according to early voters. >> early voting numbers compared to last year at this time, plus six for the republicans, minus five, according to an nbc poll for the democrats. big difference. ainsley: thanks for being here. go get some breakfast. ainsley: remember the five taliban prisoners we traded for bowe bergdahl. we just found out what they're up to now. diamond and silk are here and we will catch up with some of them, some other folks out on our diner as well live on the fox square ♪ going to have a little fun ♪ going to get me some

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brian: we are at the fox plaza. ainsley: no, no. steve: fox square. we changed the name. brian: we named it yesterday. we did. the company did. bine brian breaking news not unusual this news cycle. the president of the united states has talked to his lawyers and said i do not need a constitutional amendment to change our immigration laws. birth right citizenship is not a birth right i'm going to look to change it. ainsley: let's bring in diamond and silk here from north carolina. >> yeah. >> welcome to the fox square. >> thank you for having us. ainsley: what did you think of this. >> i think it's great. people shouldn't just come over here to have babies

just so that babies can have citizenship here. that's not the right way. and i'm concerned about people, pregnant women trying to cross the borders where they can get raped, they can get killed trying to do that just to have a baby in our country. and the president ran on certain a aspects. secure the border, build the wall and end certain things. i was happy when i woke up and heard that. >> time to stop allowing people to take advantage of searccertain loopholes in our laws. steve: look for a court challenge. at the same time, you've got to feel for these women that you were just describe hog come over to this country because they have got nothing else. they figure i'm going to do everything can i to get across the border to give my kid a better life. >> i understand that. you also have people crossing the border and they say okay. i want to obtain the american dream. why do you send your money back to the country that you are running from? i don't understand that. i just say when you come, in let's do it the legal way. get in line, wait your turn.

>> that's right. >> what does it say for all the other immigrants that did it the right way. >> um-huh. >> if i paid a lot of money to become a citizen. >> yeah. >> and somebody just crossed our border i would be very upset. >> that's right. ainsley: you have to admit it's a very tough issue. when you talk about children and parents. >> it is a tough issue. but, you don't get pregnant and just come over here just to have a baby. >> that's right. >> that's a no-no. that's a loophole. steve: look at all the women we don't note exact number, but there are a number of mothers and children in the caravan. you see all these people pushing in strollers. they are still a thousand miles away. >> listen, i think they are putting their lives and their children's lives in danger. >> in danger, yes. >> you say i'm going to come over here and i'm just going to cross your border. >> that's right. >> i thought you were running from crime. why are you committing crime when you come into this country? >> that's right. >> when you crossed that border have you done something illegally. >> that's right. brian: do you know what i would say the compromise would be? make it easier to get asylum. start modernizing laws in a

bipartisan way. start giving people an opportunity to come legally. maybe expand the numbers. because we need workers. you talk to the farmers in the farming community, they need people legally here to help out and there is people willing to work. maybe there is a compromise here. >> brian, can i say this i want you to know that illegal aliens are not just coming into this country and picking grapes and berries. they are getting into other sectors and driving down wages. and us as american citizens, especially black americans it effects us. >> the most. >> that is what is about it. brian: the thing to that they would be here legally they would be on the same wage scale. >> that's right. >> doing it legally so there money can go back into our system and not across the border. >> that's right. ainsley: midterms, seven days out, ladies. >> listen, i see a red tsunami. i want everyone to get out vote. vote right, vote red, vote republican. that's my message. stop being deflected and distracted by all of the things going on. >> that's right. >> rise above the chaos and go to the polls and vote

red. >> that means you have to vote right so you won't get left again. steve: what about the other side? they're very motivated as well? >> good for them. i hope they are not singing the blues after this. >> um-huh. >> um-huh. ainsley: ladies, the family behind you agrees. they are from new york. her name is diamond. >> i heard. i gave her a big hug. she is shining bright. i love it. ainsley: that means whether you have a baby one day you have to name her silk. steve: now, this family your name. >> i'm derek,. >> raychel. >> and diamond. steve: this family was actually at the white house last friday. what were you doing there. >> we were visiting president trump. he was talking to us. just around the white house. steve: were you part of that leadership summit. >> yes, i was. steve: we heard reverend al sharpton talk about that a couple of days ago. >> we did. i think that's a deplete disgrace. he was complaining about the outcome black leadership.

in the east room of the white house. i thought the white house was from all the people citizens. complain about that and run to the border and welcome people who are not citizens here they don't welcome my kids into the white house. they say it's a disgrace. steve: as i recall, we ran the sound bite yesterday al sharpton said the people there in the east room. >> were props. >> we were not props. we actually had to fund raise to get there we were not props at all. we love our president and we love our country and it's america first. steve: talk about how you raise the money to go to the white house. >> we went on go fund me and we shared it for our friends. we had to buy plane tickets. we had to get nice clothes to go to the white house. and we actually had to buy our maga hats and thank god that president trump signed my maga hat. >> guess what though, when we put up the go fund me, guess who supported us? republicans. republicans. people that say they are racist. they are coons, they are

white supremacists. these are people that supported us in spite of our skin color. we'll don't see skin color we see what's right. as me, i believe in god. if god calls me to do something i'm going to do it regardless of what people around me may see. they don't understand. steve: do you see that terrible language. >> i see that terrible language. once somebody told me i should peal off my skin because i don't deserve to be black. steve: why. >> i support trump. i am trying to promote love and push out the hate. people don't understand that they say he is racist. he is that. he is. this you don't know the man. i met him personally. he is so nice. is he down to earth. is he funny. like people don't understand, i guess. steve: you live here in new york. do you get some blow back for being a trump supporter? >> i don't get too much blow back being a black man i don't get too much. maybe a black woman or white man. steve: your daughter says she takes a lot of heat. >> yeah, on the internet. not in person. people see me they laugh and

google and snicker. they don't say it to my face. to me they call me a coward they are the coward. if i can put on the trump hat that's the most hated thing right now. if i can do that i must be brave. can you do it but criticize me about it you are a coward. like al sharpton. steve: what a week you have had. what round of applause. i meth these guys earlier. you are a veteran. good morning to you. >> yes, i am. steve: you heard us yesterday say we are going to be inviting folks for breakfast. >> absolutely. steve: how is it. >> it's great. i love coming here. steve: what did you think about what the young ladies just said about their visit to the white house. >> oh, i watched it. it was great. i will tell you, i don't understand why the black people hate us for being conservative or republican. they do it every time. i was explaining to him, i go to different things with the democrats, liberals, they say why are you voting republican? steve: have you gotten a lot of heat over that.

>> i take heat all the time. i love heat. [laughter] steve: this guy right here is a psychiatrist, jack. and this guy here is a dentist as well. jack, let's start with you. what do you make of all of the talk. >> let me say i'm dr. jack leavy, i'm a psychiatrist. i practice right here in the heart of manhattan. steve: okay. >> madison avenue and 32nd street. if anyone has a problem that they feel they want help with, don't hesitate to call me. [laughter] steve: brian, i'm getting his number. ainsley: we all need you, doc. steve: both of you, what do you think of all the rhetoric right now where donald trump, the president, you know, his fiery rhetoric out on the stump is motivating people to do bad things? >> i'm so inspired by him. it's incredible. i have never voted before until trump, when the candidate, and i was compelled to get out to the polls and vote for him. just because america needed change. this was long overdue and

i'm loving what he is doing right now. i'm so proud to be an american. steve: dr. jack, you have patients as a psychiatrist come in, we're in new york, suffering from well, maybe the hippa law you c suffering fp derangement syndrome. >> i'm sure there are. i haven't had any personally. but i have had people ask me are you for trump? and my answer is i don't talk politics. that's what it has to be to a patient. steve: very good. round of applause for the doctors and the veteran. [applause] steve: gentlemen, thank you very much. if you are interested coming down to 48th and sixth avenue. plenty more break breakfast by our friends at bob evans farm. coming up, lots more show to go. lawrence jones is here. and so is ed henry. plus, you could be here. ♪ that's what i like about you ♪ what i like about you ♪ you really know how to dance ♪

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ains trump must agree as is he set to rally in nearly all of those states in these last few days leading up to the election. 11 rallies, brian. >> our next guest i see at the christmas party every year is putting democrats on edge. here to explain is fox news' chief national correspondent which is how i refer to him all the time ed henry. ed: good to see you. i look forward to the christmas party. i thought steve goes to people's home to cook them breakfast now we have got to come to you? steve: just for one day. brian: let's talk about this. >> look at this map national journal is nonpartisan. look at the 10 most likely senate seats to flip. 6 out of 10 are democratic seats likely to go

republican. at the top of the list, interesting, north dakota heitcamp which since the kavanaugh vote seems to be likelihood that's going to go to republican. brian: a lot of money poured into heidi heitkamp. ed: liberals like she did that last hope. number two is missouri. might be a little bit of a surprise. democrats are assuming cass kill will be okay. not according to nonpartisan organization. sings out of the 10 likely to flip. democrats likely to go republican. i find it interesting when you look at the last-minute campaign finance report. chuck schumer the democrat leader's leadershi pac has poury into montana and west virginia as well. $700,000 to west virginia. a lot of democrats saying joe manchin is a democrat kind of democrat. he will be fine. donald trump carried west virginia by 40 points. they are pouring late money into states they are worried about. new jersey as well. steve: not to allow a number of democrats red states to vote for democrat.

ed: it may have been also on the tax cut i was surprised when you go back to late last year you didn't have democratic votes as well. someone like manchin was expected to vote for it. ainsley: what do you make of early voting? when we look at early voting republicans are up, democrats are down. >> ed: yeah. ainsley: is that because a lot of people do support this administration and they don't want to say it. ed: i want to be careful with that one. you simply don't know what the trends are. steve: hard to exit poll. ed: you are not exit polling them. what could be good for republicans in that scenario if there is going to be a blue wave, you would assume there are democrats lining up in ohio and nevada and maryland to say i'm going out there i wanted to flip some of these seats. we are not seeing that yet. that could be worrisome for democrats. i want to caution they may just be waiting until election day and maybe there will be a blue wave. we simply don't know. >> in missouri we see senator claire mccaskill i don't like democrats. elizabeth warren. so she had a whole bunch of negative things to say about

democrats. might be too late. jonathan swan did an interview with the president on sunday. he says there is no constitutional reason to have birth right citizenship. meaning if your parents are illegal immigrants and you are born here, you become a citizen right away. ed: something the president talked about in the campaign. the challenge for him is this goes back to the 14th amendment to the constitution and legally it seems very unlikely you could change an amendment to the constitution with an executive order. it's unlikely. brian: their argument is. >> last minute gam gamut. ed: it's not going to happen the last week before the midterms. steve: although suddenly it's news. >> president said there is going to be a tax cut before the election. i'm not sure -- steve: ed, thanks for stopping by. ainsley: thanks, ed. steve: meanwhile, straight ahead on this chilly tuesday as you can see we have lara trump is going to be with us 8:25. lawrence jones is hanging

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♪ steve: as you know, immigration is one of the hottest topics in the country right now with the migrant caravans on the move, headed toward our southern border. so what do college students think about what we're seeing? ainsley: campus reform cabot phillips traveled to lock haven university in pennsylvania. he asked the question to all those college students what do you think about the caravan? watch this. >> i think we should let them in, give them a fair chance at better life they are clearly coming over for a reason. >> i'm open to letting an influx of migrants come in because i think it's

diversity creates strength. >> i mean, i feel like it's not really that big of a problem. >> [inaudible] anyway and tell them they can't come in here. i think it's dumb to point at someone and tell them they don't have the same rights even though we are the same person. >> lawrence jones campus reform.org. you paid cabot to do it. talk about what the result are. do you feel a sense of compassion control at the border? >> you can believe in both. i think this is the indoctrination that we have been reporting on leadership institute campus reform kids believe if they are for safe borders that they are somehow racist, that they are anti-immigrant. that's not the case. you can believe in comprehensive immigration reform and still believe we have to have a secure border. in many of these colleges, they give special privileges to illegals. they give them instate tuition. they give them special programs that other americans on these college campuses don't get. we just reported on mark get

university actually sending students to the border to help with this caravan. this is stupid. steve: go ahead, ainsley. ainsley: that last student she said we stole this country so we should let them in. >> that's absolutely inaccurate. first of all. if you know any country there is wars go back and forth there is always going to be people fight it out for land. this is stuff they are being taught on the college campus to be anti-american, essentially. steve: lawrence, this is something they have known their entire lives. we have had these laws throughout the whole time they have been on this earth. >> look, there is a narrative on the college campus that says forget the laws. have compassion. and that's just wrong. there is a lot of laws i want to fix in this country that i don't agree with. you have to let the system take its place. get involved in the civil process. you don't get to just have an arcky. steve: lawrence jones, campus reform. all right. a final hour live from the fox plaza. we have candace owens as you can see right there with

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>> stop being deflected by all things going on. rise above the chaos. vote red, vote republican. brian: go outside, watch us outside we're coming to you outside. steve: here in fox square. we will fix you breakfast. ♪ brian: wouldn't that be great as a country, to meet in the middle? the middle is wide open. nobody is in the middle. we're in our respective -- ainsley: i'm in the middle. steve: that song is why don't you just meet us in the middle of midtown manhattan. "fox & friends." we started doing diners two years ago. because we are one week away from the midterms. ainsley: deaf says from the midterms. steve: bob evans farms is fixing breakfast for these folks. you like it? [applause] ainsley: have all the fox fans. >> we have david bossie right there. ainsley: this is the diner

segment. bob evans farms is behind you making sausage and eggs. the next week, in seven days we'll be back out here. this will be the election headquarters. >> excited about it. seven days from now. i hope to be back. ainsley: you're always welcome. brian: president said i want to wait for the right time. to go to the synagogue and hospital after the shooting on saturday. sadly the president has had experience at this already. >> that is what he wants to do. this is the place he wants to be with the people, with the victims with their families. he is, as president, you're the consoler in chief. that is part of your job description. he does it so well. he cares about every single person. you can see it when he is on the road. and he connects with folks, you know, very closely. look, he knows what this is about because you know, jared kushner, his son-in-law, his

daughter is jewish, his grandchildren are jewish. hits very close to home to this family more so than anybody realizes. ainsley: he moved the embassy. he was the only president that stood at the wall and prayed. people are connecting him, some people in our country is connecting him to the violence, is that fair? >> that is outrageous to have people who do that. when you have issues like this people need to come together, they need to ratchet down the rhetoric, not ramp it up, when this off kilter woman who said he is got more people energized than isis, radicalized than isis, that is irresponsible statement quite honestly especially in this atmosphere. we need this country to come together. this president wants to do that. that is what he has been trying to do since day one. the mainstream media hoe says to the american people are full of fake news, that is what he describes as enemies of the truth.

not enemies of the american people. brian: i was listening to trey gowdy last night, trey gowdy said don't worry about the critics, focus on victims. the president is putting himself into this and he shouldn't. focus on the victims ignore the rest. you know this president. is that possible? >> certainly is. you will see that today. this president will go to pittsburgh and put politics behind him as best he can. you will still have the rabble-rouser reporter out there asking very difficult questions and trying to make it about politics. he wants to go there to respect the families and victims. that is what it is all about. steve: speaking of reporters, "axios" apparently done an interview with the president. the president is planning to sign an executive order that would remove the right of citizenship for babies born to non-citizens, so-called anchor babies. president would like to get rid of it. i always thought you had to do a constitutional amendment.

i think i can do it myself. look for a court challenge. >> clearly that will go to the supreme court just as his travel bandied. the president has very good ideas on this he could also go to congress to try to solve this problem as well. brian: on foxnews.com on this story, you don't need a constitutional amendment because he pointed out there is clause in the middle of amendment that they ignore, or misinterpret, or jurisdiction thereof. if you're born on u.s. soil subject to the jurisdiction of the united states, child of citizens or the child of legal immigrants you're entitled to citizenship. there is no guarranty if your parents aren't citizens that you're citizens. it is not in the constitution according to some. >> that's right. i think that we will be seeing this go all the way to the supreme court. it will take a very long time to get the resolution of this problem. brian: not tomorrow? >> not before the midterms. >> president realizes how close these elections are, because he is doing 11 rallieses in a matter of seven days.

one day he will do three different rallies. >> i just, i look back at 2016, this president did six of these a day every day for the last couple of weeks of the election. he was doing three or four a day before that in two or three different time zones every single day. his intensity, his work ethic is second to none. he wants to energy the base of our party so they turn out on election day. if you look what we call the ab-rv, absentee ballot, early voting numbers he is doing just that. he is telling the american people, educating them, if you wan chaos on one side of the justice kavanaugh style chaos across this country, or if you want caravans to have open borders you don't want to recognize borders, vote for democrats. if you want law and order keep the republicans in charge. steve: but at the same time democrats are saying if you want to keep trump and republicans in charge, don't go. but they're motivated.

they're talking about health care. republicans want to take my health care away with all the provisions of things that people, democrats are accustom to. >> steve, democrats have no policy glenda to run on. they're running scare tactic campaign. steve: health care is important to every person in the country. >> it is but medicare for all destroys medicare for all. that is what it does. brian: has that been thoroughly defined by republicans, medicare for all in. >> last-ditch effort by the democrats in the last week or two to try to create a policy position on something to try to scare the american people. ainsley: if health care is so important to everyone and that is the number one issue don't americans what happened with obamacare? even the rollout was terrible. what i heard from people i asked it is so expensive that rather not even have it. >> government estimates say medicare for all, we have 21 trillion-dollar deficit today. okay? eight years of barack obama's

presidency, we doubled it from 10 trillion to $20 trillion irresponsibly. this will cost $32 trillion over 10 years, if those people are right. i believe it is two or three times that. ainsley: go ask some of the people in our crowd, at our diner. hey, ladies. start with you. these two in the back are from connecticut. what is your name. >> mary alice. ainsley: what is your name? >> jane. ainsley: are you conservative? hard to be conserve any of new england? >> a young perp, friends and colleagues more left it is hard to express that. ainsley: i understand. i live in new york. what is the number one issue for you and your family? >> probably me is immigration. that has to be nipped in the bud now, it will be constant influx of caravans like we're seeing. ainsley: tough issue when you see moms with your babies. the president saying you're an illegal citizen in america, your baby, he wants to change the law where your baby is not a

citizen, how do you feel about that? >> i hearing about that this morning i can understand his position on that. you want to give everybody an opportunity. but as he said, do it legally. ainsley: two ladies in the front are from georgia. from atlanta. what are you here in new york? >> i'm here on business. ainsley: what do you do. a director for a show company. ainsley: what is your biggest issue? >> immigration. i think we're a compassionate country. i think we're a country of laws. we have to abide by the laws if we don't it wasn't different country. ainsley: seven days before the election, what is biggest issue for you ma'am? >> in florida, our biggest concern is the election. ainsley: you have tough races down there. >> it is tough. with also, immigration is big for us. if there was any message i could give anybody, get out and vote. we have to get out and vote. >> best way for the voice to be heard. that is what the president said. thanks for being with us,

watching fox. i was talking to them earlier. they are from pittsburgh. our hearts are with you all. i'm sorry for everything. did you know anyone? >> we did not know anyone. we're close enough. ainsley: what do you think -- >> sadness for the whole thing. ainsley: our whole country is mourning for pittsburgh, what happened, the direction some people are taking. this election and people are connecting our president to the violence. do you think that is fair? >> no. i don't think that the president is responsible for the violence. it's, it is sad. our country is really needs to come together to try to put away the negativity for all americans. ainsley: right. >> being in new york, going, went to the 9/11 memorial yesterday. you really feel how strong new york is and it is wonderful. ainsley: remember how together we were as a country after that. now it seeps when there is tragedy we are divide. that is what is so sad. >> i think that is what it is. you look how many mass shootings there has been, i think people

are frustrated and scared and there is an answer. ainsley: what is important to you as you go to the polls in seven days? >> health care. very important. ainsley: why? >> more accessible and more affordable. you look at some people that, they break a leg and they're, financially -- ainsley: strap the? >> exactly. ainsley: what about you, what is the biggest issue for you as you go to the polls? >> i don't know. there is so much anger everywhere. ainsley: what do we do about that? >> i can't be angry all the time. i'm sad people have to be so argumentative about everything. ainsley: majority of america feels the same way you do. people on the extreme right, extreme left, they're angry, telling you to kick someone or get in the their face at restaurant. majority of americans don't want that, do you agree. >> absolutely. ainsley: how do we get back to

the way it used to be? >> i don't know. i don't think anyone knows. our president is very argumentative about everything as well. ainsley: some people have a problem with his tweets and telling him to tone it down a little. i was at a birthday party for one of my best friends little girls, i was talking with her mom, closest friend since fourth grade. her mom and i is talking. her mom was so liberal growing up. she actually voted for president trump. when she posts anything on social media, we need to get back to the god, all her liberal friends blast her for saying that. do you think we need to go get back to going to church as family, no matter the dough nomination -- denomination do you think we need gods? >> little children going to school, should have a class on respect for other people. empathy. kindness. we need that and compassion, absolutely. ainsley: how about you? >> definitely bring back the golden rule. if you doesn't have something

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party. ainsley: candace owens. kanye was talking about the hats. >> that story blew up overnight. ainsley: he helped with the design? >> one of the greatest designers of all times. of course when i had to conceptualize all by myself separate from him. steve: what is your idea? >> blexit is my idea. he as designer. brought him a at you made. you said do you like this? no, i don't like that. so he didn't give me this. so he had introduced me to a designer making these sort of can -- calligraphy letters, inspired by uganda, he helped me, the designer helped me create an entire font we put on hats. steve: blaine for us what blexit is. how you came up with the idea. >> black exit from the democrat party. it is time we stopped allowing them to use us for votes and deliver none of the promises

that they insure every election cycle. i came up with it at cpac. i got slammed out with trump speak. i was too late to go to the doors. should haved in a tiny little room with nigel farage, i watched president. oh that is the guy who did the "brexit" thing. i say we need a blexit. there is was. ainsley: al sharpton was on another network, saying that the folks were there being used as props. listen to this. >> this was a among the lowest things that he could ever do. talking about cnn sucks. they're talking about build a wall. so why do you need a young black summit to do it? because it was not a summit. it was a make america great rally. they used young black as props. which was an insult to them. ainsley: are you insulted by that? >> i thought it was tremendously hurtful and frustrating. we had a lot of students there

literally coming out of group hopes. who didn't know what to wear. wearing their grandma's dresses. the amount of emotion, don, jr. came up and changeful a president invited hem to the white house. we went above and beyond to cover their expenses. to insult the entire movement, without reaching so much to one person to hear their story. it was frustrating. you know what? it proves my point. that is what the democrats do, use black people as props. he had no idea. stuck them into his narrative and talking point. he did not reach out to any of them. he doesn't care about them. that is the point they're trying to get them to understand. steve: we met an hour ago, met a couple young ladies who were there, changed their lives. >> it was completely transformative, a new perspective. they are feeling empowered. i have no doubt by 2020 there will be a black exit from the democrat party. steve: ladies and gentlemen, round of applause for candace

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change. there is more opportunity and security to invest in the ones that matter. this could all go away, if we don't remember what we came from. steve: president trump's daughter-in-law, lara trump serves as a campaign advisor. she joins us live in front of the fox news headquarters at fox square. >> so happy to be with you guys. thanks for having me. brian: you didn't think we were serious. ainsley: we're outdoors. brian: lara, you just got off the road. in at 1:00 in the morning. >> technically still on the road. i'm going to georgia as soon as i'm done today. i was in nevada yesterday. i'm going to florida, west virginia. i've been in ohio, missouri, feel like i've been everywhere. we want to leave nothing on the table. seven days from now we have these very critical midterm election and i always say if you voted for donald trump in 2016 the single most important thing you can do to say thank you to the president, continue seeing incredible progress we've seen under him, get out and vote for

republicans in the midterms. ainsley: historically people don't go out to vote in the midterms, not as much at least. not a presidential election. >> not as exciting the but equally as important. we do not want to see speaker nancy pelosi or senate majority leader chuck schumer. if that happens, they have been very clear. they are going to raise taxes. they are going to obstruct, resist, do everything they can to halt the president's again daft it is working so well for the country. so we cannot have that happen. steve: one of the things, lara, we heard from voters, number one the president isn't on the ballot. why should i vote? president said think of me on the ballot. they said to the president, we thought you didn't like congress? we thought you didn't get along with this congress, even though republicans were in charge. he said no, that is not the case either. >> that is not the case. i think in perfect world, in his mind he could go in and make all the changes in washington, d.c., for the country on his own. he can't do that. he does need the support of

congress. he has to have republicans voting alongside him in order to get things done. brian: lara, describe what is was like ramp upping helping donald trump the candidate and as opposed to going through the my terms for the election? how has the organization changed? >> he is equally excited to be on the road. if it were up to the president he would be campaigning seven days a week, five or six rally as day like he is used to. it's a little bit different. he is not the one on the ballot. we are able to divide and conquer like we did before. my husband eric is in wisconsin. i'm going to georgia. don is all over the place. we're all doing similar to what we did during 2016. we're traveling all over. we're encouraging people to get out and vote for these republican candidates. ainsley: what about the rallies your father-in-law loves it so much? he is in his element? not washington or the swamp. >> he gets to talk to the american people. no media filter, nothing like donald trump with the people in in country, he loves it, he

loves speaking to them. brian: not happy the way he has been targeted immediately with the mail bombings with the horrific synagogue killings, he is going there today. he couldn't believe it. he mentioned to laura ingraham has night. i'm in the headlines with the mail bomber. it is my bomber? you're linking me to anti-semitic behavior? bring us inside the family. what is that like? >> that is really frustrating for him. this is frustrating for all of us. this is not political issue. this is not republican or democrat that did this. this is mentally ill person. somebody very sick. it should not be politicized. this is something as americans we need to all condemn. the president has done that. really unfair to lump him in with any sort of participation in something like this. it is really sad. steve: lair remarks you heard the criticism, the president is very verbal and sometimes combative, often times combative on the trail said things that raised the political temperature and that rhetoric is responsible

for this. >> look at the rhetoric on the other side too. you have eric holder saying when they're down kick 'em in the head. maxine water calling for people to get very aggressive, get up in their face, harass people. the president has not said anything incendiary as that he is target of the media when it comes to these sorts of things. clear bias. it has been happening since day one to this president. the american people understand. brian: you said yesterday, i watched "meet the press" on sunday. why would he do that to himself? >> i wondered that myself too. i wondered -- he likes to hear what is going on out there. he likes to get the other side, see what they're saying. it is frustrating. steve: time to hop on trump force one to go to there? >> i wish it was trump force one. i'm flying commercial. steve: delta fly going to georgia. lair raw trump. round of applause. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you, lara.

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election. that is what he is relying on going to these places. i think the last stop on monday night is really interesting. cape girardeau, missouri. he won that district by 56 points in 2016. if he really believes this is a base election, that will decide upon. pretty smart strategy. steve: home district of rush limbaugh. >> correct. brian: wants to get a senate seat there. >> with josh hawley. he will make two visits to missouri. this is really a sprint, guys. 11 rallies in eight days? good luck. ainsley: he loves it. lara was on the show. remember during the election, he would do six rallies one day. >> he is barnstorming the country. kellyanne conway is on with you guys. he is out there. rona mcdaniel joined us early this week or last week. i wish i could clone him. i want him everywhere. i asked him where do you want the president to focus?

everywhere is in play. brian: bill clinton was told come off the road, you're not helping us in the midterms. with barack obama not been effective in the midterms at all. this president is nationalized it. here is senator mccaskill. she is desperate to hold a seat, taking on democrats. now she decides she wants to be a moderate, watch? >> i would not call my colleagues crazy, elizabeth warren sure went after me when i advocated tooling back some of the regulations for small banks and credit unions. i certainly disagree with bernie sanders on a bunch of stuff. so i'm not afraid -- steve: there she was referring to -- she is running an ad out in missouri where they say, claire mccaskill is not one of those crazy democrats. last night bret baier asked, who are the crazy democrats. she named them. >> i watched it. took a couple things. trump won the states by 20 points two years ago. she is clearly trying to get some separation from the left in

her party. the other thing was revealing about interview a reporter in missouri said the josh hawley movement really started to happen during the brett kavanaugh hearing. and that is when they started to see these polls really tight. by all accounts, it is, a coin flip right now in missouri. brian: she was up by two, right? >> she took on elizabeth warren, elizabeth warren went after her when she wanted to scale back bank regulations for some small banks out there. she made the case she was separating herself from the democrats she said, it was conversation about civility at one point. brian: booking anybody on your show for three hours? steve: we done all the news already. >> that starts in a few minutes by the way. that is upstairs. >> steve scalise will be on, our headliner. race in michigan, john james, appears to be tightening. we'll talk about that i love bob evans. new albany, ohio, that is my home people, right?

steve: want free food, you can have free food. ainsley: brian talks to folks at diner. >> we'll be here in a few minutes. brian: now that i have a camera, meet cynthia and bob, first off, where are you from? >> randolph, new york. >> you too? >> yes. >> you live together? >> yes. >> what is the number one issue you will be voting on? >> well immigration is a big issue. brian: when you see that caravan coming? >> i don't like it. you could, is it an invasion? brian: right. i think president obama said on the stump over the weekend, what are you afraid of? >> i live, i work at jamestown, jamestown public schools, our percentage of kids that are on welfare and poverty level, what more is it going to bring to us? what more, in obama years i'm a little nervous here, in obama years i was working a full-time job and part-time john. now i gave up the part-time john. i have more money in my

paycheck. i don't know what that will do. how much more pressure and stuff will happen. brian: ainsley, we'll need orange juice here. he is a little low. now time to go to this table of four sitting like they're a table of three. this is rich, maria, gondra, and terry. rich, first off. which one is rich? >> i'm rich. brian: hey, rich. what is the one issue decide the election for you personally and do you think for the country? >> it would be immigration. we are a nation built on legal immigrants. they all worked very hard to get their place in our country. no one gets a free ride. brian: when we talk, maria, somebody having birthright citizenship. if you are born here and you're parents are illegal, are you all right with that? >> no. i think that needs to be adjusted. they come here and have children and then sometimes just leave them. that is not, it is not our responsibility to take care of those children. brian: how is trump doing? >> he is doing a great job. brian: he says, a vote in the midterms, a vote for him.

now we'll go to, is this florida table? so these guys are a little cold but they also brought some outerwear. this is walt, lisa and? >> [inaudible] brian: lisa. number one issue for you? >> immigration and economy. tax cuts. brian: and, what about you? >> immigration, for sure. brian: why? >> tired of taking care of a lot of people that haven't come the legal way. brian: in florida, you guy going to decide a lot, with the governorship, senate race. why is it so close? your governor seems to have been successful. senator nelson and he are in dead heat? >> i don't know why is flipped upside down. florida is pretty conservative. ron desantis was our congressman. don't see some ads for him. he see a lot of andrew gillum ads. brian: gillum, might actually be more organized. thanks so much.

give yourselves a round of applause. [applause] thank you very much. still ahead, scott adams and our all-star panel. ainsley doesn't refill orange juice. she gives it to me to refill. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪

brian: fox news alert. the mighty caravan, the migrant caravan ignoring president trump's warnings. ainsley: griff jenkins is embedded with them. he joins us live. griff? reporter: guys, we're riding with the wahaca municipal police right now, you can get a sight really how big this caravan is. they are on top of this bridge because they want to catch rides to keep going. this is about a mile-long all the way up there, 18 wheelers, oil tankers, buses, people try to make their way toward america, completely not deterred in any way by president trump's saying he is putting 5200 troops

on the border or, the fact that he says that he may change even birthright citizenship. what is even more, guys. not one, but two more caravans have been inspiredpy the success in advance of this one. there is large group battling on the guatemala-mexico border with police, trying to cross a river there, much like this one did. third one in el salvador making its way up to the guatemala-mexico border. if you add those two together, they are a few thousand numbers. it appears it seems to be growing. brian: wow, the numbers are growing. they are not being deflected. ainsley: griff, we interviewed some people out here on the fox square today, number one issue, clearly is immigration for them. brian: thank you for giving us that unique point of view there on top of the truck heading north. meanwhile you know him as creator of the comic strip,

"dilbert." now scott adams, big midterm prediction, greatest turnout by republicans ever he says. he joins us live next on fox square. hey, scott. ♪

>> midterms end one week away. cartoonist made famous by his character, "dilbert," is now predict, quote, the greatest turnout by republicans maybe ever. ainsley: joining us with more, cartoonist and author, scott adams. you predicted president trump was going to win a long time ago before everyone else did. >> i did. back in 2015. yeah. ainsley: what is your prediction for the midterms. >> i think it might be the biggest turnout for a midterm by

republicans. i think it is going to be intense. part of it is because republicans have something to lose and part of it is because, it might be the most fun day they have experienced since 2016. you know if you go to the dentist and have actually cavities you don't want to go back so much the next time. that is what democrats experienced in the last election. like a horrible experience. so if they were rational, they would try harder to get-out-the-vote but people are not that rational. you do more what feels good and less of what feels bad. i think republicans are sort of a high action to talk ratio and they may be underrepresented in the polls and maybe far more likely to turn out because it is going to be fun if they win. brian: wow. do you think also a little bit because of the whole i'm voting for donald trump and not tell anybody i'm voting for donald trump because of so much angst with certain people? >> there is absolutely suppress feeling talking about it even to

pollsters. i imagine. that you will get a little surprise that way. probably a lot of energy. brian: you can tell scott, by the gloves, you live in california. it has to be hard for somebody who is such a trump supporter to live out there. what doesn't the political left understand about the president? >> they don't understand, first of all, when he criticizes the press he talking about fake news. people have thought past the sale. if the fake news so bad it should be criticized by everybody including the president? they have made us think past that to, a president shouldn't criticize the press. steve: do you think there is fake news? >> clear i, clearly. my favorite example charlottesville, when there was a protest about pro-and anti-statues and president said there were fine people on both sides, that was reported as he says there are fine people in the racist group, the white supremacist. that wasn't really the context.

the context was pro-statue, anti-statue. steve: he could have been a little more clear with language. >> absolutely could have been more clear, the way it has been presented as if a sitting president not only said antifa was fine people, i'm sure he didn't say that, that he said white supremacists were fine people in front of america and thought it was a good idea. that clearly never happened. ainsley: hillary said she wants to be president. doesn't want to run but wants to be president. do you think she runs in 2020? >> not a chance. steve: give it up for scott adams. win bigly. brian: our all-star panel is back with their final thoughts next. ♪ cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way.

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vote red. we're more than voting mills. >> go to our website for the "after the show show". >> thanks for bob evans for providing the breakfast. it was great. meet me on radio. see you back here tomorrow. >> bill: nice show. good morning, everybody. fox news alert. president trump says he will consider ending so-called birthright citizenship that removes the right for people born on u.s. soil to parents who are non-citizens. we're stacked today. three hours straight ahead. i'm bill hemmer. nice to see you for breakfast. >> sandra: did you warm up after our outside bit out there? i'm sandra smith. president trump saying that during an interview with axios as the pentagon prepares to deploy more than 5,000 troops to our southern border. they're anticipating the arrival of thousands of central americans in that migrant caravan and that group is now roughly 1,000 miles away from the u.s. southern border. >> president trump: you can