>> is this a political stunt? >> we don't do stunts in this department. >> thursday, november 1st and this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am on the east coast a no-nonsense response to james mattis as brand-new details we just got on the pentagon's push to stop the migrant caravan. >> if you want higher taxes and high crime vote for the democrats, vote for the democrats. >> march to the midterms, 5 days

out donald trump rallying the crowding key states, key swing states, his battleground blitz, voters need to choose between results and resistance. rolling out the red carpet, every it is from hollywood attempting to pack a powerful political punch, "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ i am on my way ♪ crazy standing here today ♪ >> good morning, we were just discussing all the folks still on their way home from halloween shenanigans as we head into work this morning. hopefully you are home by now and had a safe one. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. thank you for starting your day

with us, we begin with immigration taking center stage this than a week before the midterms, 15,000 troops are into the southern border as donald trump double down on his key policies. jillian turner live in washington, great to have you with us. >> good morning to you. what began as deployment of 5000 troops to the southern border has tripled. last night donald trump sent 15,000 troops for operation faithful patriot, intended to manage the caravan of central american migrants still hundreds of miles from us soil. >> we have to have a wall of people, terrific dedicated patriots is what they are. >> the pentagon weighing in with their own numbers estimating deployment of 7000 troops to california, arizona and texas. their primary role will be a support one, there to work with 2100 national guardsmen already

in place. >> the support we provide the secretary of homeland security is practical support based on requests from the commissioner of customs and border police so we don't do stunts in this department. >> mexico pushing back on the narrative that these migrants pose a national security threat. >> the vast majority of these people are just looking for a better opportunity. we will still have the challenge to assure that from a regional point of view immigration is legal, safe and orderly in the united states, mexico and central america must work together to achieve it. >> the president also unhappy with paul ryan who says ending automatic citizenship for the children of undocumented

immigrants born in the us won't be as easy or simple as the commander-in-chief believes. >> congress has never passed a law requiring birthright citizenship for illegal aliens and the constitution does not, i say that to the media does not require it, read it because illegal aliens are not subject to the jurisdiction of the united states. >> ryan and majority legal scholars insist changing the 14th amendment would require a long congressional process and cannot be done by executive order. national security adviser john bolton turned his attention to latin american policy. you will be in florida and is slated to deliver a speech outlining changes to venezuela and cuba foreign-policy. >> that will be interesting to see what he has to say. thank you for joining us, great to have you with us. the caravan continues its track to our border with many of them in search of a better life are

better job and that is something ice director tom homan says is not a good enough excuse once they are in front of the judge. >> they do get to the united states and go to court, 80% of them lose their cases because looking for but is our better life doesn't qualify for asylum. it has to be persecution based on race, religion but these human traffickers don't care, these are commodity, they are making money by moving these people north, the cartels are involved, the drug cartels are involved, you got to pay attacks working through the process. i think if mexico agreed it would be a great alternative for the united states and mexico can expand by electrics. when they come from other countries they are part of it and expand it so they get metrics from these people so if there are terrorists and bad people not only do we know that

the mexican government will know. >> the mexican caravan will not reach the united states until after the midterm elections. donald trump urging voters in florida to choose republicans saying it is a critical choice if they want to see positive change. >> if you want low taxes and low crime vote republican. a choice between results and resistance. their whole theme, resist, what do you get out of that. this is an election between greatness and gridlock. >> the president showing support for governor rick scott who is challenging incumbent democrat senator bill nelson in the race

for senate and endorsing ron desantis for governor over democrat andrew gillam. today donald trump's to missouri to stump for republican senate candidate josh hawley and the vice president will be in georgia stumping for republican gubernatorial candidate brian kemp. joe biden sets his sights on north dakota starting his campaign for us senator heidi heitkamp. the left fighting tooth and nail to control the house and dozens of hotly contested races only heating up. despite the uphill battle it is not a done deal for democrats just yet. >> republicans have an uphill battle in the house, there are 29 swing districts that will decide the selection the control the house one way or the other and 28 of those are republicans fighting to keep their seats. democrats need to win 23 in order to pick it up so voters have to sweep swing states that are battlegrounds but that doesn't mean they can't do it because as a republican leaning district where the republicans should have the advantage and the fact that donald trump's poll numbers are going up and a lot of these areas is helpful to

them. >> both parties are urging voters to get out and vote because of receipt in the house is on the ballot on tuesday. . investigators are one step closer to figuring out how a boeing plane crashed into the sea just minutes after takeoff. navy diver recovering one of the two black boxes overnight in indonesia. the device was buried under mud and debris on the seafloor as the lion air jet had only been in service two months and experienced technical problems the night before. all 189 people on board are presumed dead. the man accused of killing 11 innocent people in a pittsburgh -- pittsburgh synagogue is due back in court, robert bowers has been indicted on federal charges including hate crimes and murder. prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty. funerals for half of the victims have been held with more services planned for today.

north korean dictator kim jong un will travel to south korea soon. south korean president moon making that announcement but did not run any other details. if it happens kim will be the first north korean to visit soul since the end of the korean war. he also revealed a second denuclearization summit between north korea and the us is, quote, near at hand. the time is now. the trump administration demanding a cease-fire in yemen hoping to end before your war that devastated the country. richardson has more on how the us is responding to that conflict. >> we need to be doing this for the next 30 days. >> the united states once the fighting in yemen to stop and peace negotiations to begin. >> we've had this problem long enough. >> mike pompeo says it is time to address conflicts underlying issues and points to both sides

including the us backed saudi coalition saying the time is now for the cessation of hostilities including missile, into the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. subsequent the coalition airstrikes must cease in all populated areas in yemen. the coalition in its fight against iranian backed forces, refueling jets and providing intelligence, the state department stresses the us supports the right of saudi arabia to defend its borders, thousands are dead in the 4-year war. the united nations calls the conflict the world's worst humanitarian crisis with million suffering disease, starvation and the violence of war, the us pushes the cease-fires congressional support for saudi arabia deteriorates following jamal khashoggi's murder in the saudi consulate in his temple. >> mike pompeo says the united states is waiting for the facts to emerge though acknowledges saudi officials must get the

facts out soon and the time is not on their side in doing so. nearly a month after jamal khashoggi was murdered. richardson, fox news. >> back at home today kicks off open enrollment for obamacare, there are some key changes including a shorter window to sign up just 6 weeks. you can go to healthcare.gov & after december 15th as donald trump makes this promise on twitter, republicans will protect people with preexisting conditions far better than democrats. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour and march to the midterms 5 days out and counting and donald trump's approval ratings high in key battleground states, 3 senate races that could go either way. we will breakdown new fox news pulls up next. >> didn't see that coming at all. have you seen this movie? it is unbelievable, these two sisters, one has ice powers.

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>> welcome back, you are watching "fox and friends first," 5 days until the midterm elections in the latest round fox news pulls shows 3 critical battleground senate races are still anyone's game. here to break them down is john thomas, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. the excitement is building just 5 days out and we have no can races and we want to talk about 3 specifically with you beginning with arizona and we can bring that up right now.

it is a dead heat, from early october, kristin's in tma, martha mcsorley up by one but that president 36% each in this particular race. what are your thoughts? >> this race will come down to turn out. it is the junk ball within the margin of error meaning either candidate could be up by several points today but it will likely come down in that state to who is turning out. both sides are polling nationally, both sides, republicans and democrats are charged up to vote. it is a question of latinos and whether or not they will turn out and what we are seeing a lot of surveys is the latino vote in the midterm cycle is being overestimated. we started in california in june primaries most pollsters overestimated the latino vote in

the era of trump but in early returns and mail in ballots in california and texas latino turnout is looking like every other midterm cycle before. not necessarily a blue wave. >> if that is overestimated then perhaps this particular poll that showed hispanics preferred skin dma is not as significant. and white rule voters favor mcsorley by 27%. both of them have an 88% degree of vote certainty. what does that mean? >> that basically means that people who are saying to the pollsters that they are voting for sinema, they are likely not to change, not a lot of wiggle room. the other thing to look at is what is the conversation in these states where going into the home stretch, kristin

sinema, radical things she has said that don't line up with her state's voters. those are not indicators you want for remaining undecideds. it is a nailbiter. my hunch is the latino support is being overestimated and sinema is down a point or two. shannon: another one in missouri tied between mccaskill and holly at 43%. same as early october so this is down to the wire in a dead heat. >> again within the margin of error. much like sinema mccaskill has several groups where staff admitted she is anti-gun, more liberal than she lets on to be and an overriding trend that

matters and all these senate maps. what is donald trump's approval rating and even in the fox news surveys that were released show in all the key battleground states that donald trump is above 50% and that is a really key indicator where the undecideds may proportionally break. of trump is underwater in those states it indicates they may break leftward but in these states trump is above water, well above water which may give us a slight edge. heather: the race in indiana with joe donnelly up compared to 43% in early september, then down to 38% compared to 45%. >> trump is popular in that state, joe donnelly is an enigma and saved his political hard when he decided to vote in support of brett kavanaugh. that probably secured his seat but these races are within the margin of error and something i would point out in the fox news poll we are seeing, donnelly is

asked 90% certainty with democrats that they are voting for donnelly. on the republican side he is hovering in the low 80s. >> one in 10 republicans going for donnelly. >> it is possible republican end up coming home to the republican senate candidate and balance that out. there's a reason they call these things battlegrounds because they are tough races. it will be an uphill battle for republican candidate against donnelly. >> interesting to look at all the factors going into it. we appreciate it. 5 days and count, 20 minutes after the top of the hour it has been a rallying cry for democrats since day one. >> i believe in a single-payer system. >> everyone should receive the healthcare they need. >> healthcare for every american is a right. >> healthcare shaping up to be a key issue in the midterms but

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supreme court, it turns out -- >> did you or did you not do that? >> i don't know. >> of x complaint was filed about a fundraiser. >> i will second to it but i don't know. >> watchdog group foundation for account ability and civic trust file that complaint, says it is against senate rules to ask for money based on a future vote. a copout costing a candidate big bucks. washington examiner revealing democrats spend $1 million on ads for minnesota senator smith after she skipped a debate against republican challenger karen housley. smith took over for senator out franken in january after he resigned amid sexual misconduct allegations. the latest polling shows smith ahead by 6%. as voters prepared to cast ballots healthcare is at the top of their minds many democrats pushing for major step toward a single-payer system. leland explains what this means

for you and your family. >> we must end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country on earth not to guarantee healthcare. >> in addition to bernie sanders, 120 numbers of house democratic caucus have go sponsored a medicare for all bill. >> are we going to move america forward and bring healthcare for every citizen of the united states of america? >> reporter: morning to a recent foxhole 46% of registered voters agree saying they want the government to pay americans healthcare tab but that would come with a big price tag. >> they are going to be horrified, to finance medicare for all with tax increases would reduce household income by 19%. >> doris mason university city put the cost of medicare for all at $32.6 trillion over the next 10 years.

put in perspective that could by 2500 new aircraft carriers for the navy. >> i want to ask those people how does it happen that we spend twice as much on healthcare as the people of any other nation. >> in the senate 15 co. sponsored sanders's ability, among them cory booker, christian deliverance, elizabeth war in, and kamala harris. >> majority of democrats signed up for government healthcare that would. rate medicare. >> time is 27 after the top of the hour. a familiar chant breaking out in florida. >> we should impeach gillam as mayor of tallahassee. but this time it is not a call for hillary clinton to be locked up. the new push for impeachment from republican candidate ron desantis, he says his opponent broke the law.

that race shame pick up to one of the biggest in the country. jim mclaughlin is here to break down the top governor races that could impact donald trump's agenda up next. bout trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. gorgeous. chevy hit it out of the ballpark with these.

>> jim mattis setting done a reporter who suggested troop deployment to the southern border was a stunned. >> the support we provide to the secretary for homeland security is practical support based on requests from the commissioner of customs and border police and so we don't do stunts in this department. >> 15,000 troops will be sent to

the border as the migrant caravan pushes toward the us. investigators scaling back their search for a missing teenager who disappeared the same night her parents were murdered. 100 officer scanning the area around jayme closs's home for answers. authorities cutting the number of forces in half. officials focusing on text messaging, we will look at who jayme closs talked with online and asking for more tips saying it only takes one to break the case. the fbi accused of secretly recording george papadopoulos. republican lawmaker mark meadows suggesting agents taped him in 2016 while investigating possible collusion between russia and the trump campaign. last week he told "fox and friends" he may pull out of a plea deal. >> one day in jail for something that seems completely

orchestrated and i was framed. >> meadows is demanding the doj release the tapes. the supreme court's newest justice bringing a little humor to the courtroom on his second day on the bench, brett kavanaugh teasing a lawyer who switched argument saying so you just changed the answer. when the lawyer admitted he continued okay, just making sure. the courtroom erupted in laughter. even his fellow justices cracking a few smiles. it is not just the house and senate up for grabs, governors races across the country are heating up and they could have a big impact on the president's agenda. joining me to talk about some of the races to watch is for a pollster for the trump campaign, jim mclaughlin. thank you for joining us. we were just saying the races for governor are not getting a lot of love. >> they should be getting more because there important, the chief executive of every state.

>> 36 gubernatorial contest in 2018, republicans holding 33 of the 50 governorships compared to 16 for democrats and one independent in alaska. >> correct and some really hot governors races. shannon: he wants to start with connecticut. >> connecticut, what happened, traditionally democratic state but a very unpopular current governor in dan malloy, raise taxes, the economy has been stagnant and his unpopularity has led a charge for bob stefan our ski who seems to be coming on, the latest quinnipiac poll in the margin of error. >> even though donald trump in terms of his approval ratings are down 17% in connecticut. >> what that race is about as malloy and the democratic candidate. lamont said he would raise taxes. 7 ascii is talking about cutting taxes to get the economy moving.

the economy hasn't had -- >> all about the economy. florida, the president was there last night campaigning. his approval rating in florida is 2%, desantis and gilmore gillam is up 3%. >> what happened is he got a lot of momentum after the democratic primary because of the historic nature, first african american governor of florida but now it is more focused on issues and people see a clear choice and gillam has run far to the left, desantis is talking about continuing the policies of rick scott who folks think has been a good governor in florida. >> wisconsin, scott walker versus tony evers. >> scott walker running for the fourth time even though it is only his third term and what that is about, people were sent a while ago scott walker was far behind but the latest poll

actually had them tied, well within the margin of error so walker has a good record but it is always tough running for that third term. >> let's move to ohio where donald trump's approval rating is down 3%. >> polls i have seen, netted positive in ohio and this is one of those races that replacing john kasich, it is real close. it is ohio is what you're trying to do if you are the current attorney general, he is trying to get those trump voters to turn out, came out to help donald trump win in 1996. a lot of it will be turnout and enthusiasm on both sides. shannon: michigan, when the buyer up 8.2%, the republican in the race. >> that was kind of the candidate the democrats wanted, she was the establishment, senate leader but bill shoot has

been an effective attorney general, polls showed given the edge, there are some folks, he wants to be like donald trump, the underdog, the one who will come from behind. >> let's talk about georgia, brian camp up 1.4% republican. >> some similarities between what happened in fort aware stacy abrams, the historic nature of her candidacy being the first african american female governor in the history of georgia got some momentum after the primaries but now that the campaign is focused more on issues a lot of folks believe she is too out of touch, too liberal for georgia and that is giving camp momentum in the last week. >> the vice president headed to georgia today and oprah if there is any indication how important democrats consider this race. >> you are seeing that in a lot of the governors races where you have a lot of national figures campaigning, barack obama,

donald trump coming in as well as the other 40 or 50 democrats running for president. >> barack obama headed there tomorrow, lots of activity in georgia. thanks for joining us, interesting to see how it shapes up. democrats turning on one of their own after calling them out for violent rhetoric. >> crazy democrats are people who walk in restaurant and scream an elected official faces. >> that comment not sitting well with another liberal, carly shimkus with the scathing profanity laced assault that is sparking back lash online. ♪

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faces. we have a senator in missouri that advocated for the assassination of donald trump. that is a crazy democrat. >> is trying to distance herself from her party's violent rhetoric but it is not sitting well with another democrat. serious xm 115 with reaction online. >> claire mccaskill is painting herself as a moderate as donald trump won the state by 20 points. she is facing extreme back lash from one democratic elected official in the state and that is missouri state senator maria nashville no dadal, had to apologize for calling for the assassination of donald trump. some strongly worded tweets

directed at claire mccaskill, she is desperate, a piece of expletive, people of color angered by the administration, chooses to put us in the family of harm's way. blame it on claire mccaskill, she deserves to lose, she's not a democrat. in another tweet she refers to mccaskill as a slave owner, white supremacy would place a person of color and difficult danger, shame on you. there are no more plantations, a lot of folks on social media reacting to her rhetoric and party infighting. one person on twitter sarcastically calling the democratic party the party of peace, another twitter user says got to love the party of civility and faith on twitter says so much for civility among colleagues.

pretty aggressive situation. >> maybe that has to do with all that. let's talk about something that may or may not impact voters and that is celebrity. >> new campaign ad or midterm election ad filled with so many that would rival a red carpet and encouraging people to vote for democrats. >> if somebody asked what do you care about what would you say? >> losing healthcare. >> he will pay. >> he will rights. >> if you're it about preexisting conditions. >> if you can't take another school shooting. >> what matters to you? then vote. heather: that is funded by michael bloomberg's political action committee. robin says i'm voting, just not the way they think i should. another user saying can any of

these women name a single right they have lost under the trump presidency? some pushing back on this ad comes as no surprise. heather: one of my favorite actors always pro military and done something really great to talk about faith and family. >> mark wahlberg is the guy we are talking about. i have been very blessed and very fortunate, because of the focus i put on faith and family, nothing more important, he says it two times. how he skipped a broadway show to go to church, a dedicated guy. heather: the same message is in the movie as well. love some marky mark. 15 minutes until the top of the

hour. forget the blue or the red wave, this midterm is a green wave of campaign cash. >> i was barred from my next career choice because i was a woman. >> build the wall. heather: billions pouring into the elections, billions, setting a spending record but will votes follow the money? our next guest says no. ♪ today is the day you're going to get motivated...

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heather: you are watching "fox and friends first," days before the midterm the documents show florida democrat andrew gillam may have broken state law. ron desantis using it as political ammo.

>> andrew gillam cans were, he is running on impeaching the president. maybe we should impeach gillam as mayor of tallahassee. [chanting] heather: a state ethics probe shows gillam may have used city funds for private round-trip flight to meet with campaign donors, the president slamming gillam at his florida rally. >> a wrecking ball, one of the most successful economies anywhere in the world, socialist healthcare take over, reject socialism and collect run desantis and rick scott. >> they will join "fox and friends" live at 7 eastern. beto flipping the script finding the campaign paid a consulting

firm $18 million over the last quarter. this revelation despite o'rourke saying he would be consultant free. his campaign has not commented on those findings. that is a whole lot of money. midterms set to hit a record high $5 billion thanks to small donors, women and billionaires with money going towards ads like these. >> my congressman told me i couldn't fly in combat. i was barred from my next career choice because i was a woman. >> build the wall. >> he read stories. >> mister trump says you are fired. >> a young man interested in one of my daughters. we are going to get along this time. >> just dead wrong. heather: interesting ads but will be voters follow the money.

the independent women's forum, thanks for joining us this morning, that is a whole lot of money. $5.2 billion being spent. and republicans $790 million. is this what makes the difference, the amount of money spent? >> very good question and we will wait until tuesday to find out but what we do know based on donald trump's election in his decision to self fund much of his campaign in 2016 money doesn't matter like it used to. when we see massive amounts of money being poured into elections that have been nationalized like to beto o'rourke it won't go as far as it did in previous elections. when it comes to the house money can still be a big factor.

when you look at the breakdown in the numbers on the democrat side, they are pouring into candidates like beto o'rourke. >> this is coming from the center of responsive politics it is in reference to candidates for the house and senate and what they combined and one of the big discrepancies come of the numbers between republicans and democrats and breaking it down, one thing contributing to the difference is the amount of money contributed by small donors. >> there are more small donors deciding to open their check board, and specifically women voting to democrat women but on that front i would note that on the republican side women are also opening their check books, they just don't care whether the candidate they are going to support his male or female, they don't care about their race or

ethnicity but policy issues. heather: as you talk about women voters we can break apart those numbers. in reference to women. >> on the republican side, women care less about the gender of who they are voting for, the issues, the issue that is online in the midterm elections is the economy, working for women. since 2016, 3 million more women are working than before. unemployment for women, and a historic low since 1950, their lives are improving, their families are improving and that is why despite what the media will have you believe trump, and the republican side will see a lot of support from women.

heather: we will see what makes a difference 5 days until the midterms. we will be right back, stay with us. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. gorgeous. chevy hit it out of the ballpark with these.

heather: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. window washers unveiling a sweet surprise at the children's hospital, dressing up as superheroes. the group wearing costumes of heroes like superman and the hulk putting a smile on patient faces for halloween.

the tradition of theirs for the last four years. up next to the bad. turns out the grinch may be right when it comes to holiday cheer. >> too much christmas music for mental health. playing festive songs on repeat, to concentrate. customs and border patrol, 900 pounds of live invasive crap labeled as clothing heading to new york to cincinnati, mitten crabs are considered a delicacy in asia but the worst invasive species due to their disastrous impact on others. let people know about that when you go to work today.

thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. jillian: no such thing as too much christmas music, thursday, november 1st, thousands more troops headed to the southern border. rob: the president doubling down vowing to fix immigration. jillian: 5 days until americans head to the polls. >> there whole theme, obstruct, resist, what do you get out of that? this is really an election between greatness and gridlock. rob: the president pulling out all the stops trying to deliver the gop, the key races that are shifting. also a world series bust. jillian: ugly ending for the red sox. ♪ ♪