normalizing and enabling nazis. she dumped her coffee on them. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" this friday, have a great weekend gearing up for midterms. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> no nation can allow itself to be overwhelmed by uncontrolled masses of people rushing their border. >> stopping people at the border, this is an invasion. rob: boots on the border, donald trump doubling down on his immigration crackdown as the caravan moves closer. >> the new plan to keep illegal immigrants out of the us. rob: rallies reaching fever pitch as democrats and republicans prepare for what could be a historic turnout. jillian: the help both parties are getting. >> must stay. you sure you want a whole one?

jillian: politics got you down? more likely to eat their emotions and drink away their feelings, republicans, democrats or everyone? rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ sunday always comes ♪ friday never ends ♪ i don't care if monday ♪ tuesday wednesday ♪ thursday ♪ jillian: actual smear on friday. rob: humidity. jillian: on the east coast yes. that friday feeling. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on this friday, thanks for playing along. rob: thanks for getting up early and four days until the

midterms. donald trump rallying in missouri, urging voters to keep republicans in power. jillian: jackie ibanez with the highlights on what to expect this weekend. >> democrats and republicans full speed ahead pushing their final midterm messages to voters, donald trump touching down for the second time this year in missouri stumping for republican candidate josh holly, calling out holly's opponent claire mccaskill for trying to distance herself from the democratic party. >> the people of missouri are going to retire far left democrat claire mccaskill who has been saying such nice things about me but you know what? she will never vote with me. that is the problem. she never has and she didn't even vote for justice brett kavanaugh. think of that.

>> reporter: mccaskill and holly are in a dead heat. donald trump won missouri by 18% in the 2016 election and the president sounding off on the importance of republicans in power on capitol hill if america wants to keep winning. >> this election is a choice between republican results and radical resistance. a choice between greatness and gridlock. it is a choice between jobs and mobs. going to drain the swamp, replace the democrats. >> reporter: the president will make two campaign stops in west virginia and indiana. his daughter ivanka will be in iowa. and a boost from former president obama, his final midterm stop monday back in missouri. rob: a big one. jillian: the first 100 troops

arriving in texas, migrant caravan marches closer to our border. rob: donald trump doubling down on his immigration policies announcing his plan to keep migrants out. jillian: ellison barbara live in washington dc with details. >> reporter: donald trump announced new immigration plans that could lead to detention of migrants and prohibit anyone crossing the border illegally from seeking asylum. >> we have thousands of tents. we have a lot of tents. a lot of everything. right there. we are not letting them into our country. those who choose to break our laws and enter illegally will no longer be able to use meritless claims to gain automatic admission into our country. we will hold them for a long time if necessary. >> reporter: the president says he plans to sign a comprehensive effective order next week of the legality of this is under fire. the legal expert saber happening people who cross between ports of entry from seeking asylum

violates us and international law. the president has not officially rolled out that plan but there is already at least one class-action lawsuit against it. some of the parties involved are listed as asylum-seekers traveling on foot from honduras to the us. some troops are at the border at the us-mexico border, the president says he is considering deploying 15,000 troops, higher number than the pentagon planned to send, donald trump offering this controversial warning. >> anybody throwing stones, rocks, like they did to mexico and mexican military, where they badly hurt police and soldiers in mexico, we will consider that a firearm. >> reporter: house democrats disagree with current plans. in a letter to james mattis, 100 house democrats asked for more information about the decision and the cost of sending additional troops to the us-mexico border. the letter says in part, quote,

this effort is nothing short of militarization of the southern border to score political points and stoke misleading fears among americans regarding immigrants. jillian: thank you. rob: donald trump hammering the immigration crisis as the midterms near despite a lot of cries of racism from the left. jillian: vice president of national border patrol says it is not racists, the president happens to care about our laws. >> we have a situation, president that cares and that is what is important. we have somebody making a big deal out of it, keeping us in the limelight, showing that he cares about illegal immigration and that is a huge deal because we haven't seen that before. that is very welcome. i hope it stops them from coming across but the reality is unless you start the catch and release it will not stop. it has been a crisis for quite some time. it was a huge crisis during the obama administration when we started under donald trump the

numbers rolled dramatically on his rhetoric alone. we missed the mark, the leaders of our agency, but now we are seeing a president who will force the law. he is saying we need to protect our borders. rob: sheriff deputy fighting for his life after being shot in the head. officers trying to serve a warrant to a sex offender when the suspects pulled out a knife, this happening in lagrange, texas, witnesses left in shock. >> stop, seeing when he pools out of his shirt and knife, he says amen, i'm not playing around, i will stab you. rob: the suspect got away, then barricaded himself inside a hotel room and shot the sheriff's deputy when officers tried to get inside. the suspect is in custody. waiting for an update.

today is the 11th and final funeral for the synagogue shooting victims. rose mellinger was the oldest person killed in the attack, family and friends say final goodbyes as the 911 operator speaks about the heroic first responders. >> officers arrived on scene within moments of their arrival. my first nightmare came true. we definitely saved lives that day. rob: the suspected shooter pleading not guilty and demanding trial by jury. he could face the death penalty. jillian: donald trump asking his cabinet to draw up a potential trade deal with china. according to bloomberg he told them to negotiate an agreement at a summit in argentina as attorney general jeff sessions puts pressure on china charging state owned company with stealing american trade secrets.

>> the cheating must stop. time for china to join the community of lawful nations. >> this is another new program to investigate chinese trade theft. us ambassador to russia john huntsman is battling skin cancer. the former utah governor optimistic he will recover from the stage one melanoma. his father johnson senior died from cancer in february, he established the huntsman cancer institute at the university of utah and donated $1 billion. rob: heather knauer it is donald trump's top choice to become the next us ambassador to the united nations. she would leave her role at the state department and have big shoes to fill taking over for nikki haley. jillian: san francisco 49ers, neck mullins scored 3 touchdowns for the most productive nfl

debut since the 1970 merger, snapping a 6-game losing streak with a 34-3 when over the oakland raiders. rob: both of those teams stink, one game each. the national anthem protest to the next level, you see 49ers cheerleader spotted taking a knee before the star-spangled banner. the first cheerleader to do so. >> maxine waters is on a mission. >> i'm going to do to you what you did to us. jillian: the political payback the liberal lawmaker is planning. rob: a showdown in the sunshine state, the race to be the next florida governor one of the biggest and most important and it is looking like a in that time, very tight. congressional candidate is here

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>> we stand for who we has ever been. we will take back this country. >> please don't say that. we own the ground. >> top democrats sounding confident about their chances in the midterms but with four days until the election could they be overconfident like they were in 2016? here to weigh in as republican strategist and former gop congressional candidate for florida's 18th district, thank you for joining us. are you surprised, we will win after 2016? >> i'm not surprised nancy pelosi said that but i was

surprised stephen colbert, like, no, don't go there. what you don't want to do is two things, she is overconfident but second of all you don't want to act like you've got this in the bag because then you're very important voter turnout for the democrat base will take a snooze. apparently we have it so we don't have to get out. jillian: you want to stay confident for your base as you go forward. >> you do. you want to say we are going to win, do this, red wave, blue wave, you also want to say get out, vote, we need your help. why do you think donald trump is going everywhere saying i know i'm not on the ballot but act like i am on the ballot because these are my policies. jillian: a lot is about messaging and they are pretty

laser focused on messaging talking about reducing healthcare costs, fighting for corruption in washington. >> that is their message and that is the problem. it is a message that doesn't do too much to help the everyday working man and woman. if you remember trump's base is made up with the republican base added with trump's base, that is next to layer. he flipped pennsylvania, he flipped a lot of blue states where made up of working men and women which were tired of the status quo so democrats may have this message but it is the trump message that resonates with voters. jillian: let's talk about florida, a couple of races going on that are neck in neck right now so let's talk about the showdown in the sunshine state, starting with the governor's race, the clear politics average

has andrew gillam squeezing by ron desantis by 2 a to have points. what do you think will happen? >> much too close. i don't like how close it is but florida is a red state. i feel like even though the dynamics are changing most of the people come to the sunshine state because they like the tax-free status and they like a lot of the opportunities, a great state, rick scott has done a great job with that state and a lot of people are happy with what he has done with his policies so a continuation of rick scott's policies people coming down and relocating and getting residency is going to be desantis and not given. in the ballot box they will end up thinking i don't want to take a chance on this unknown. it sounded like fun and a different twist, i will go ahead and vote for the policy. jillian: let's take a look at that race, the florida senate race that is close right now as

you can see, both of them by two points. >> too close, all of these are too close. this is a red state. a lot of people said we don't like how close this is because we are looking at 2020. after the midterms, talking about 2020. it is going to be down to the wire. i don't think it will be easy. i don't think it will be a landslide for either candidate but i think we end up keeping it only because people are enjoying the policies of the guy working for senate against nelson put into place. jillian: a couple more days we will see. rob: 18 after the hour democrats pulling out a star-studded line it was four days until voters hit the polls. >> we believe in a fact-based reality. i don't believe in just making stuff up. >> silence is complicity.

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it is a great arrow to have in your quiver in terms of negotiating on other subjects. rob: donald trump slamming nancy pelosi over that address saying pelosi says she will weapon ice the speakership and use it as a great negotiation with the president. that takes two years to get to the supreme court. jillian: political payback after the midterms, the democratic congresswoman reviewing what is in store if democrats regain control of the house. >> i will be the first african-american, the first woman to chair the national services committee. that is all the insurance companies, all the banks. what i'm going to do to you is fair, i will do to you what you did to us. jillian: rallying in front of her constituents in california to regain control. rob: democrats with high profile

help. jillian: mike emanuel has more on big names hitting campaign trail. >> reporter: democrats bringing out major star power, oprah winfrey in georgia trying to get stacy abrams elected as the first african-american woman governor. >> stacy abrams's values are in alignment with the consciousness with which our democracy has been founded. >> reporter: her presence and other hollywood stars got the attention of mike pence. >> i would like to remind oprah and will ferrell i am kind of a big deal too. >> reporter: another potential 2020 candidate, joe biden, continues his battleground campaign blitz for democrats trying to rescue endangered incumbent senator heidi heitkamp.

>> silence is complicity but folks, we will not remain silent. >> it a fierce defense of claire mccaskill and attacked republicans on protections with people with preexisting conditions. >> you guys are either not telling the truth or really stupid or both. >> reporter: president obama has been on the trail trying to rally democrats and at times taking swipes at his successor. >> i believe in a fact-based reality and a fact-based politics. >> reporter: it is clear even though donald trump is not on the ballot in any of these races these prominent democrats are trying to rally supporters against him and his policies hoping their base will send a message loud and clear tuesday night. in washington mike emanuel, fox news. jillian: 25 after the or, the blue moment may have come and conquer republicans changing midterm history and swing states. our next guest, former nevada gop chair says it is thanks to

donald trump. >> where did you get this? who taught you how to use this thing? >> i learned from watching you. rob: before you make the morning brew, your coffee could determine whether or not you are a psychopath. i don't know, stay tuned. ♪ earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet?

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europe. a friend of one of the boston marathon bombers is deported to keswick stand, he went to college with tsarnaev. he was sentenced to 6 years behind bars in 2015 for removing items from the little dorm room after the 2013 bombing. rob: let's rock, the last words of this convicted killer executed by electric chair. he was put to death in tennessee last night trickling two men during a drug deal in 1983. he is the first and made in more than a decade to die by electrocution, punishment he chose. he did not want lethal injection. the national guard making history and maryland with an all-female command staff. >> it is exciting because we have different than our male counterparts, we are officers so coming from that perspective is

something that bonds us. rob: there are 54 senior military leaders across the us. maryland's guard is the only leadership team made up of only women. jillian: half past the hour, get out your shorts, that is what it feels like. i saw you at your golf game, a first hole-in-1. rob: one of the biggest moments of my life thanks to your weather forecast. >> 70 ° yesterday. a hole-in-1 forecast. let's look at it, you can see hole-in-1 on instagram. current temperatures 68 in new york, 44 in cincinnati, we have a cold front on the move that will bring potential for rain across the east coast, the same system that brought tornadoes across texas and louisiana and mississippi, alabama. we could get an inch or two from dc through new york city west of

boston towards maine and then a better day sunday. the big new york city marathon happening, things will dry out but it will be cooler, looking a lot of sunshine, really good forecast for running. i've never done it and never will. congratulations, you are going to do it. sunday morning, daylight savings time, we fall back, a lot to cover. tuesday we have the midterms. i went to direct your attention to the states that are dealing with a storm system. the weather can affect voting and looks like we could have potential for a lot of rain, severe weather across the ohio valley, rain in the forecast for florida. rob: it will be good in arizona. nevada as well. >> congratulations. rob: thank you very much, the golfer here.

four days until the midterms and the new poll shows democrats with a slim margin in nevada and arizona. jillian: the former nevada gop chair and wife of congressional candidate, joins us now. we were talking about good weather in arizona tuesday, tight race going on. if you look at the latest poll it has kiersten sinema edging out, what do you think will happen? >> i really hope the voters see her for what she is, she is the gift that keeps on giving when you look at these videos resurfacing of her and her comments and they are very offensive when she says thing stay at home moms are leaches other husbands, gun owners would shoot you in arizona. once most voters see these videos they will realize she is not the right choice. rob: playing it up as a

moderate, mc sally was moderate and moved more to the right now. do you believe she's trying to get in under the moderate image and then she will i guess vote very liberal? >> yes, of course, that is the name of the game and a lot of races where in the primary people go either far to the left or far to the right and then come to the center when it is general time. jillian: the nevada senate race, dean heller three percentage points below jackie rosen. how to come out with a edge? >> that is the only poll i'm aware of that has them down like that. every other poll i have seen has them in the core up. yesterday he had a visit from a very popular political personality, the first daughter, ivanka trump who sees the importance of senator heller being reelected.

many nevadans are going to go in that direction. i feel pretty confident about senator heller being reelected. rob: motivation will be a big key. the president in these rallies gets huge crowds to come in and an all-star, a-list celebrity like barack obama comes in and has a rather small rally in nevada. does that indicate anything? >> nevada is an interesting state. we border california and there has been an influx of people who have been coming to nevada. we are a purple state. every race from the very top to bottom even though i believe senator heller will be reelected, i do believe it will be a nailbiter. my husband's race for congressional district 3 will be a nailbiter, he will pull it off as well. we are a purple state and you are very right, we had donald trump come here and there were 10 times more votes than there

were for president obama. the media did a good job not showing the full picture of the vicinity president obama was in and there were divider walls set up to make it look like there were more people there. rob: you mentioned your husband running for district 3. what are his main points? >> he's focused on the president's agenda, the america first policies. when he traveled the district he hears about the economy and jobs, those are the top priorities and that is what he is going to focus on. when donald trump was a candidate in 2016 he did lose nevada by 2.4% but you have to remember he over performed because if you look back at people like mccain he had the gop's full backing and lost by 12%.

romney also had the full backing of the republican party and lost by 7%. candidate trump did not have the full backing of the cowards at the top of the ticket except for my husband who stood firm by his side. rob: we will be watching nevada tuesday. we appreciate it. jillian: 37 after the hour, high profile help hitting the campaign trail, oprah getting the attention of mike pence while rallying democrats in georgia. >> i want to remind stacy, oprah, will ferrell, i am kind of a big deal too. rob: carly shimkus with reaction to political punches. it is fun. jillian: you are a big deal too. ♪

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>> oprah winfrey rallying democrats in georgia with four days until voters head to the polls. >> wherever you are, you are disarming your family. disrespecting and disregarding their legacy. they are suffering and dreaming when you don't vote. >> and here with the vice president's mpeg response, an impassioned plea for people to get out and vote as she campaigned for gubernatorial helpful stacy abrams who has quite the hollywood fan following is will ferrell went to george and went door-to-door for her as well. mike pence was also in the state to stump for brian kemp, the republican candidate and reminded people that he deserves

a little love too. >> i would like to remind stacy and oprah and will ferrell, i am kind of a big deal too. >> pence acknowledged the star-studded lineup of oprah surprising somebody at their door but his message, this is hollywood, this is georgia, this is not hollywood, which is a conservative talking point and feeling on this ever since hollywood started getting really liberal. beth on facebook says hollywood should not try to be political, we pay them to entertain. we don't pay hollywood to spout rhetoric. one of the most beloved people in america, charlotte, clearly not a fan. she says she doesn't have anything better to do. another one who doesn't care about the people of america accept making money for herself, don't come to my door. a lot of other people would like to welcome her in and oprah

answering the question on a lot of people's minds, she says no, she is not running for president. rob: those reactions people jump out of their shoes when they see oprah at the door. your psychotic maniac if you drink black coffee. >> just waking up this morning about the poor your 1st cup of coffee we have news for you. if you enjoy your coffee black, you may be a psychopath. a new study from austria said people who enjoy the taste of black coffee may have psychotic or sadistic traits. aaron on twitter rights i put cream in my coffee not because i like it but to throw people off my trail. shane rights i have been called a psychopath so many times. is at the coffee? this twitter user has a theory on this study, nondairy creamer. this gives a good first date question, how do you like your

coffee, if they say black, run out the door. rob: aren't you supposed to say how do you like your coffee in the morning? that is the pickup. >> i am blushing. rob: a family show. >> let's move on. the kids are sleeping, it is okay. jillian: i've been having this debate for years. i am a strong advocate for hotdogs not being sandwiches. >> you don't think they are sandwiches. one of the age-old food related questions of all time. oscar meyer is weighing in on this, they posted a sweet, i am sorry to say, they say a hot dog is a sandwich. they included a number encouraging people to call and change their minds. they want to have this debate with followers. a lot of people are going ham on social media. they think oscar meyer is full of baloney. eric on twitter, if i say make me a sandwich, not one single person would make a hot dog, case closed.

j writing if i flipped my sandwich over it is still a sandwich. if i flip my hot dog over it is on the floor. this person agrees saying it is absolutely a sandwich. it is meet between bread. i think a hot dog is kind of like a second cousin to a sandwich. jillian: a hot dog is the dog, that is the hot dog. >> i am with you on this one. i agree. oscar meyer is wrong. jillian: your name is in the prompter. rob: i couldn't care less. >> just give me a hot dog. rob: happy friday. you have to make a supermodel salary to afford this vacation, hilton debuting the first underwater hotel villa, it costs $50,000 a night.

jillian: on a private seaplane or get picked up in a speedboat they can use throughout their stay. rob: not too bad right now. america's economy is booming thanks in part to the president and his administration's policies but the president says that could change of democrats win on tuesday. >> if the midterms don't do so well for republicans, lose a lot of money. rob: our next guest says the president's prediction is on target. jillian: check in with steve doocy to see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> just four days until the midterms. we will talk all things politics, the white house director, mercedes schlapp with us, josh holly, attorney general running for new york senate against claire mccaskill talking about the state of a race. the state i live in, new jersey, bob hugin dropping by to talk

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>> an economy that is the hottest economy in the world, waiting for the results of the midterms. if the midterms for some reason don't do so well for republicans you lose a lot of money. rob: americans have a lot to lose financially if republicans don't remain in control of congress so is he right about that? wealth management senior portfolio manager is here to

tell us why the president could be right about this. the economy is gangbusters right now. what do you think? is that accurate? >> the economy doing great, numbers say, what the president is talking about is if you lose the enthusiasm, the sense of positivity, that can be effective in hurting the economy and that could happen if there's a shift from republican house to democrat house. rob: a lot of what makes economy work is not tangible but how people feel and if they are confident this is going to continue and they have money in their pocket whether they want to spend it. >> they call that an economic lingo animal spirit. animal spirit is very positive. as soon as donald trump took office you saw businesses, people start to spend more, consumer confidence numbers. the concern is if the president doesn't maintain that positivity

that could shift things in the policy could change to blue less business friendly. rob: the stock market has not been a great story, the nasdaq has been down, all three is down, bad timing for him in the november midterms. >> what it is showing, it looked like there could be a change, could shift to the democratic house, you see the stock market affected by that. rob: you think that is what it was? i think it is a bad market. >> there is a concern that if we do not continue this policy, this sense of positive feelings and positive attitude in the economy you run the risk of things shifting the other way. rob: not sure what will happen in november. the highlights of the strong economy in the united states, 3.7% is our unemployment rate.

the lowest rate since 1969. the administration creating 208,000 jobs per month and wages, 3.1% higher than a year ago. the big number was in august when they said we had 900,000 more available jobs than we had people to fill them. it wasn't that long ago when you couldn't even leave your job because you had no idea when you would find another one. that was a tremendous report that came out in august. >> people are having trouble finding people to do jobs. what he has done since he took office you have an unemployment number 4.8% when he started, 3.7% as you said now. 20% decrease in unemployment. and with the american economy can accomplish. rob: wages keep going up, if you can't find someone to work for you what do you do? give them more money to entice

people to come over. >> supply and demand, there is less supply of workers so you should see increasing wages as a result. rob: democrats say they are not seeing -- the mainstream people, the middle class is not feeling this tax break, it was a corporate and will the gift. what do you say? >> hard to say. it is the first year of the tax break. the president talked about a middle-class tax break and looked at what else we can do. he had one of the biggest tax packages in history and it was positively received, that is one of the reasons for the stock market to be so strong and sense of positivity throughout. rob: thank you so much, good to see you, appreciate it. jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour, midterm meltdown. >> give me a pint. >> are you sure you want a whole

one? >> hit me big time. jillian: who is more likely to eat their emotions and take away their feelings? republicans or democrats? the answer we just got, don't go anywhere. ♪ the in-laws have moved in with us. and, our adult children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. . .

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his visit part of a mentoring program. rob: next the bad. a pair of black bears caught taking a nap on a power pol pole. utility crew in canada had to coax them down using a cherry picker. they eventually climbed down on their own hanging up there. not getting shocked. rob: finally the ugly. first it was tears. now democrats are turning to food and drinks for comfort. >> mike, give me a pint. >> rough day, huh? >> the worst. >> are you sure you want a whole one? >> oh, yeah. hit me big time, baby. jill all right. according to a new poll by u gov politics is making democrats 50% more likely than republicans to eat their feelings. democrats are drinking twice as much as republicans. we had that story earlier this week about barbara stripes sand trump is making

her eat too many pancakes. rob: we left a little extra time so she could get her opinion in on this. it really fires her up. jillian: it does. rob: midterms are next tuesday and until then we are going to cover the heck out of this. have a good weekend. >> if you don't want americans to be overrun by masses of illegal aliens and giant caravans you better vote republican. >> president trump doubling down on illegal immigration. >> the white house is working on executive action to change the rules for asylum seekers. >> no nation can allow itself to be overwhelmed by uncontrolled masses of people. >> this ain't hollywood. this is georgia. >> republicans are staking tuesday on trump power while republicans are staking key races on star power. >> you get a vote and you