kicked out of his missouri home. >> that's my pet. he is my little buddy. is he like a dog. i don't think he really knew he was an alligator. rob: wow. the gator named catfish at animal sanctuary now. his owner does want him back after he left him in the hot tub. ♪ ♪ i'm glad you came ♪ ♪ steve: we're glad you came to "fox & friends." it is friday, november the 9th, 2018. and look who is here joining us, ainsley is off. katie is in. >> katie: i'm. in thanks for having me. brian: three hour show. are you ready for it? we saw you over the weekend. steve: notice, there is a beautiful flower arrangement here. behind it katie has hidden

her coffee canker 200 miles. katie: traveling mug. they call it that. steve: here is mine. here is katie's. where is yours? brian: it's coming' soon. brewing as we speak. so much to talk about in terms of immigration, in terms of elections and more. steve: well, because the midterm elections are far from over. democratic election officials in florida now being sued by current florida governor rick scott, accusing them of trying to steal his election to the u.s. senate. katie: that's not the only race hitting a snag. griff jenkins is in washington, d.c. with the contests around the country still yet to be called. griff? griff: good morning, guys. here we go again to the nation's recount capital of florida. governor rick scott's lead over bill nelson appears to be narrowing out of 8 million votes scott leads by less than 18,000 or point

22%. broward, palm beach counties accusing them of rampant fraud and calling on the indictment of law enforcement to investigate. >> we won. i'm going to be the u.s. senator. i'm going to fight this all the way. we're going to do everything we can. we are looking at every legal remedy we can exercise. we're going to fight this and we are going to win. this. griff: now under florida law any race with a margin of half a percent or less automatically goes to a recount. attorney mark allies now representing nelson said we are doing this not just because it's automatic but we are doing it to win. and in the race for governor there, also in the razor. desantis leads gillum by 36,000 votes. gillum who conceded the race to desantis indicated through his lawyers that they're also gearing up for a fight.

now, florida has 67 counties, they all have until noon tomorrow to submit their unofficial vote totals. one thing is for sure. it's good to be an attorney for election law in florida in november. guys? brian: thanks, griff. you are not kidding especially if you are mark elias. he says he is out to win an election for nelson. oh, isn't that nice? mark elias the same one for perkins couey, same one who hired fusion gps. who hired christopher steele? are there any other organizations left in florida or is it all about marc elines again? >elias again? katie: a number of lawyers are going to florida many pointing out for the recount. here we go. steve: this the is reason that rick scott has sued palm beach and broward county. suddenly, mysteriously, broward county is finding more ballots. katie: all of a sudden. steve: as griff just said, you know, of the 8 million votes cast in florida over

the last month or so with early voting and, of course, on tuesday, they are can you recollectly just about 17,000 votes apart. and what is curious as well is that apparently 24,700 voted for governor in florida in that county, but did not vote for senate. so, in other words, they thought, okay, i'm going to vote for the gillum or desantis race but i'm not going to vote in the scott and nelson race. brian: do you know why? they are saying that the senate ballot punch, whatever they are using, was down at the bottom of the ballot. and they are going to sue because they don't like the way -- they thought the ballot was unfair to the voter. that's what they are going to find some type of legal remedy for. katie: rick scott has issued this lawsuit. president trump is paying attention to this and tweeting law enforcement is looking into another big corruption scandal having to do with election fraud in broward and palm beach. florida voted for rick scott so he, i assume, has has

contacted the department of justice and attorneys over there to look what is going on in florida. steve: he has called in the florida police to do just that. the highway patrol, et cetera. rick scott in his lawsuit actually singled out brenda snipes who is the county board of supervisors' head down there in broward county and marco rubio says look, she and her office have a history of not doing the right thing when it comes to counting votes. watch. >> they healed press conference and said we are not just here to have a recount. we are here to win. look, we have procedures in the law for close elections and recounts. i have no problem with any of that my problem is this is focused on two counties and in particular one county. so let me use an example. bay county, florida, where panama city is, was hit by a category 4 hurricane about four weeks to the day of this election. they were without power. they did all their ballots, submitted them on time.

they were done basically on election night. problem number two is, we don't know how many votes they have. either they don't know or they won't tell anybody how many ballots are left to count and so forth. steve: senator rubio in a series of tweets yesterday said the courts found improperly handled votes and destroyed ballots in 2016 in violation of state law and federal law. and so you have got that as a background as they are mysteriously finding more votes. katie: other issue here in terms of legal problem is the early voting numbers that were in on sunday were -- they are counted on tuesday by florida law standards. and here we are getting to the weekend and those early totals are still being counted in broward county. steve: they were busy. katie: very busy. brian: you have some power in florida. when you see marco rubio that exercised. he is not known as a fire brand orsonizationalist. he sees something going very, very wrong.

fox gave scott this win. desantis has the win, too. we do not know if gillum is going to rescind his concession speech and go back. but it's not even up to gillum if it's so close. steve: it's automatic. brian: go to machine so close and then go by hand. katie: numbers on recounting, two candidates within .25 points of each other automatic machine count with a margin of 2.5 it is a hand recount. steve: go back to 2001, the difference when it came to gore vs. bush, it was just, what, 500 votes? here we are talking tens of thousands. but, nonetheless, some mystery revolving around this. brian: they cut it in half since election day. i don't know what's going on. president of the united states knows that the caravan is getting closer. there is another one behind that and another one behind that we also know that 1,000 are coming to our border on a daily basis. and they are all claiming some form of amnesty trying

to get in -- asylum, without going through the normal immigration process. he is taking action. steve: the department of justice and homeland security going to look at new measures that if you enter the country illegally, in other words, if you enter between one of the ports, you know where the ports are that's where the guards are if you enter the country illegally, you cannot ask for asylum. apparently the rule change is expected to be published in the federal register later today and of course you can expect quick legal challenges. katie: white house released numbers yesterday they made the point they are trying to cut down on people crossing the border at every single place and turning themselves in to customs and border protection and border patrol and claiming asylum. they are hoping this will be a orderly process they can siphon out those who truly need aid and asylum and those who don't based on the number of asylum cases that get thrown out.

brian: under these current changes if this is indeed upheld and most legal experts say executive order is going to do it. migrants cross illegally would be ineligible for asylum. could still be spared by deportation by qualifying for a lesser status by removal present them from ever becoming naturalized citizens or going through the green card process. there is still something in there that they could still get in for, but this is also supposed to be a deterrent. spread the word central and south america even though things aren't great there, they have never been great there it's not that things are that bad now. the signal was sent to those areas, not to mexico that it's okay to come in. and that has happened since senator feinstein sponsored law passed in 2008 and passed in 2009. you have got to send a message back it's not okay. the u.n. is sending buses to get these caravans up to mexico city. how unbelievable is that?

steve: it's very simple now. if you want to claim asylum simply go to a port of entry. they all know where the ports are i was talking to griff the other day, the producer a.j. hall on the caravan with griff. half the people in caravan have cell phones. katie: they know exactly what's going on. they are getting those alerts like we are. steve: speaking of alerts. a fox news alert. new alarming clues as investigators piece together why a former marine stormed that california bar and killed 12 people. brian: this as terrifying new video paints a dark picture of what exactly happened the moment shots rang out. katie: jonathan hunt is live in thousand oaks, california with the latest. >> good morning to all of you it is a very disturbing cell phone video that we have seen overnight and it gives a very real glimpse into the fear and panic felt by customers at the borderline bar and grill late wednesday evening. watch and listen here.

[gunshots] >> now, 150 to 200 customers were in the bar at the time when 28-year-old ian david long burst in wearing all black and firing at will at anybody who crossed his path. investigators tell us he was a u.s. marine corps veteran who had served combat duty in afghanistan. he has apparently suffered over recent years with mental health issues. that, though, in itself does not provide a motive. fbi investigators said they will keep trying to find out what drove him. listen here. here. >> it would be premature to speculate on the motivation. i can assure you we will follow all the leads that are developed through witness interviews, evidence recovery, the forensic evidence, any digital media that we recover and we will

be sure to paint a picture of the state of mind of the subject and do our best to identify a motivation. >> and we have now learned the names of most of the victims. they include one man who apparently survived the las vegas shooting massacre in october 2017 at that country music concert there only according to his mother to die at country music bar here. steve, brian, katie? katie: adam, thank you very much. >> adam housley's niece died yesterday in that tragedy. >> a raging wildfire burning out of control overnight forcing 40,000 people to evacuate their homes in northern california. >> heavenly father, please

help us. please help us be safe. jillian: that video is intense. the camp fire burning 20,000 acres. injuring 30 firefighters in one day. home to 27,000 people has been lost. thousands had to flee on foot. 1,000 homes and buildings have been destroyed so far. we will keep you updated. just hours from now, president trump is heading to paris. he is set to meet with world leaders as they mark 100 years since the end of world war 1. the first lady will join him on the three-day trip. the he will not meet with russian president vladimir putin there they are expected to sit down at the g-20 summit in argentina at the end of the month. back to you. steve: all right. thank you very much, jillian. democrats took the house on tuesday but it wasn't the blue wave they were predicting. our next guest says it's one of four signs that president trump could be reelected in 2020. brian: antifa targeting

tucker carlson vandalizing his house with while his wife was alone. his wife had to hide in the pantry. this morning tucker is firing back.

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in 2016 in 2020? let's ask washington examiner columnist kristen soltis anderson. you knocked it down to four signs that trump could win in 2020. first off, number one, his ability to turn out the base. we pretty much saw that didn't we? >> yeah, typicfully these midterms, incumbent presidents have a challenge convincing their voters to think about hey my name is on the ballot. even though it's not there you can't check a box that says i'm voting for trump, turn out to support me. this was something that barack obama was never able really able to do. he was able to win re-election. both of his midterms were really bad for democrats, because his base was really about him and not the party. donald trump has persuaded his base look have you got to turn out even when i'm not on the ballot which portends will he be able to get his base two years from now. brian: has a shot better than he did this time.

ohio and florida still look winnable. in ohio they have a governor who is republican again and looks like they had one we thought in florida, too. you like what you saw in those two key states? >> yeah. i think especially, you know, if you take a look at ohio. they reelected their democratic senator, so can you still argue that ohio is a swing state. but, in the last presidential election, ohio and texas voted about the same, almost 10 points for donald trump. now, whether that says more about is texas becoming a swing state or is ohio pretty solidly red, i think the president can think of ohio as a fairly safe seat which really helps the electoral college map. brian: you say the dems have ownership now. they are no longer out on the sideline they have the gain because they have the house. >> unlike heading into this midterm whether you have a lot of americans who feel things are on the wrong track, even if they may like the president a little. if they just want change, now change can also mean throwing out the democrats again. they control one the chambers. he can also cut some of

these chuck and nancy deals. i guess nancy deals chuck did not take control of the senate. trying to show that he is more bipartisan. whether that gives him an opportunity to have a leg up with independents over a democratic challenger remains to be seen. brian: have a year in which hypothetically you would think they might be able to get something done and go back into their corners in election mode. keep in mind, barack obama lost 63 seats, bill clinton 54 in midterm they both went on to win election it could have been worse. kristin, thanks so much. >> thank you. brian: migrant caravan set to get back on the road as they march to the united states of america. i believe that's where we are. what is the trump trump administration crack down mean for them new executive order. america may be divided over the midterms. but we can still come together for some football. pete hegseth talks to tailgaters. that's coming up

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of martha mcsally all along. election officials say they still have 400,000 votes to count. unbelievable. and a they are still just thousands apart. steven and kate? steve: migrant caravan in mexico marching towards the united states. the caravan now in the thousands has left mexico city on foot after a failed request for more busses to ferry them to the u.s. southern border. katie: this as the trump administration plans to roll out tough new rules for asylum claims. steve: here to weigh in from san diego, california, is radio talk show host mike slater. what do you make of new proposal by the administration where if you cross into the country illegally, otherwise not at a port they will not allow you to claim asylum. >> absolute common sense has to happen. they feel like nothing more than a glorified walmart welcoming crew. someone comes across the border illegally, instead of

trying to avoid the border patrol, they run to the border patrol. they wave down the border patrol come rescue us border 35 control picks them up and drops them at the trolley stop on our side of the border and says hey, see you later, come back in a year or so for your trial. that's insane. that has to stop. and all i'm calling for and all the people of san diego are calling for is order at the border. not cut it off totally. order at the border. and that's what trump's policy does. it's great. katie: we want to get to a city up north. you are down south in southern california. up in san francisco they voted to implement a new tax on businesses they say will go to fund the homeless population. they already spent 250,000 to $300 million per year. they are going to double that with this new tax. a lot of people are saying it's unfair, including jack dorsey who is in charge of twitter. what is your response to san diego raising taxes on the job creators? >> it's very simple. if you tax something, you get less of it, if you

subsidize something you get more of it. in this case we are taxing businesses you will get less economic growth and subsidizing homelessness and you will get more homelessness. the reason this effects the rest of the country becoming pretty oppressive in california with the highest taxes, all the taxes the highest taxes in the country. people are leaving, businesses are leaving california and moving to places like texas. the problem is they are taking the same failed policies with them to texas. and they are going to screw up texas just like they have screwed up california. so we were just talking about the migrant caravan coming from the south and mexico. i'm here to tell the rest of the country, there is a caravan coming from the west and full of disgruntled californians who haven't learned their lesson and coming to invade your red state and turn it blue. we need to build another wall to keep all the californians out of texas and georgia. katie: what about you? do you get to go to texas? >> i'm here for the fight now in california, right? someone has to stay behind. steve: you are there for the weather. >> that, too.

steve: with this particular initiative as you know, mike, it has been, the chamber of commerce and twitter, they have teamed up against the largest employer in san francisco, which is sales force. jack dorsey at jack as he is known at twitter he tweeted this out. we are happy to pay our taxes. we just wants to be treated fair whether i respect to our peer companies many of whom are two to 10 times larger than us. otherwise we don't know how to practically grow in the city. that's heart breaking for us who love san francisco and wants to help continue to build it there you have one of the biggest influencers in the world saying this is a bad idea. >> again, it's saying that they are going to move somewhere else, right? there is a lot of reasons for homelessness, right? we can talk about that another day. what's frustrating is whether you have politicians who come up with the same one size fits all solution which is take homeless people and put them behind a door without addressing the root causes of it and tax and spend more money. that's the solution to every

single problem is tax and spend more money. gavin newsome the mayor of san francisco for a long time now the governor of california. is he going tone act these same tax and spend policies across the entire state. i guarantee you homelessness gets worse in california. katie: 4,000 households off the streets into affordable housing whatever that means and healthcare for 4500 individuals. we will see if the additional $300 million from these companies actually goes to solve the homeless problem. steve: you have so much to talk today on your radio show. mike slater, thank you for joining us from the beautiful city of san diego. straight ahead on this friday, antifa targeted our own tucker carlson vandalized his housewife his wife was home alone. this morning tucker firing back. katie: pete hegseth went to hines field to talk politics

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[chanting] brian: do you believe this? that happened in washington, d.c. and happened two nights ago while tucker was preparing to do his show, antifa put about 15 to 30 outside his house dressed in all black. not only did they spray paint his driveway and put a there and made horrific chants and tried to break down the door. wife quickly called the cops and called his brother and went into the pantry. she had every even to worry about her own safety. steve: she thought it was a home invasion. she didn't realize they wering being targeted. i read online it was perhaps the group smash racism d.c. and tucker has made it very clear, look, they weren't protesting, they were threatening me and my family. ainsley: if they are in the street that's protest. when you are on private

property breaking in someone's door that's actually a violent trespass and that's exactly what they were doing which is why the police are looking into it. brian: he nights off and had nothing to do with the fact that there were protests the night before. even though tucker is on vacation. he called in to his show. >> what's it like to find out that your wife is hiding in the pantry because people are threatening her? i mean, it's upsetting. i have characterized the antifa people and people like them as protesters. but they are not. i mean, they weren't protesting anything. they weren't trying to change my mind or advocate for a position. they were threatening my family to get me to stop talking. our conversation publicly has been hijacked by extremists like this and i worry that if we don't stand up to them and say i'm sorry, it's not -- this is not allowed. you can't threaten people into silence. the rest of us are very passive in the face of this. i think one of the people screaming at my wife last night has been a guest on our show. i can't prove that we're gonna find out. if you have something to say, you are always welcome

to come back on and say it he doesn't want to say and it convince you. he wants to scare you into shutting up. brian: do you believe that? they think they know at least one of the people which means would lead to the next 14. this is being looked at as a hate crime for the first time. i think that's interesting. also, the fact is his show, more than any other show opens up with opposite opinion more than any other show on television. he welcomes other opinion u this is what i think. meet my guest who thinks i'm crazy every single night. ainsley: tucker thinks at his home or breaking on the door or threatening his wife on his show. proves tucker is the tolerant. he wants to have a real debate and these people don't. the point he made on his show last night. steve: the ceo of fox news and president of news suzanne scott and jay wallace put out this statement. the incident that took place at tucker's home last night was reprehensible. the violent threats and intimidation tactics toward

him and his family are completely unacceptable. we as a nation have become far too intolerant of different points of view. recent events across our country clearly highlight the need for more civil, respectful and inclusive national conversation. those of us in the media and in politics bear a special obligation to all americans to find common ground. there is common ground. it's not -- it's not just people at fox denouncing this. it's fox rivals. it's all sortsdz of people. steven colbert put out a statement fighting tucker carlson's idea is an american right. targeting his home and terrorizing his family is an act of monstrous cowardice. obviously don't do this but also take no pleasure in it happening. feeding monsters just make more monsters. brian: it hurts your case. it galvanizes people who normally would be in your corner or share your beliefs against you because you just now went violent. you went to intimidation and

scare tactics. i don't know if you noticed most of the people that believe something, this works against you trying to convince them. you think tucker is going to come out on when he comes back on monday oh, i decided to pull back and stop voicing my views? katie: tucker is going to go full bear and continue to express his ideas and also continue to invite people like antifa and those who disagree with him to have that debate. the door is always welcome, up to them to take it there have to be consequences for those to violent break in doors continue to tim date family members simply having a debate. brian: i sense they are getting paid. protests all of a sudden pushing for jeff sessions and are outside tucker carlson's house getting a paycheck to do just that. steve: we don't know that, but there is an open investigation the d.c. cops are looking at a suspected hate crime. we will keep you posted. brian: pat down the guy in black outfits who refuses to show his face.

steve: jillian joins us with a developing story. jillian: following a number of stories including this search for 13-year-old girl missing since monday is intensifying. the fbi releasing new surveillance video of a man they want to cuisine walking near aguilar's north carolina home around the time she was taken. authorities finding the stolen suv used to kidnap her abandoned nearby woods. witnesses say she was forced into the vehicle after being snatched from her yard. her mother keeping faith she will be found safe. dramatic video showing police rescuing an unconscious man from a burning car. just stop what you are doing and watch this video. >> get out of car. whoa, get out. get out of the car. your car is on fire, bro. >> the new jersey state trooper is pulling the driver out before the car was fully engulfed in flames as you can see there they say he fell asleep at the wheel and hit a guardrail. luckily, no one was hurt. michelle obama blasting president trump in her new memoir, the former first

lady writing quote she tried to quote block it all out after learning the current president would replace her husband in the oval office. becoming is due out next week. memoir part of a joint book deal with former president barack obama believed to be worth tens of millions of dollars. those are your headlines. send it back to you. steve: new book coming to book store. brian: i saw janice dean is she working today? janice: warming one my friends of where are you from. >> i'm cathy. >> and. >> larry. janice: where from from you. >> arkansas. janice: what when is this? celebrating 45 years. fantastic. i always like to ask what is the secret to a long lasting snrip. >> listening. janice: very nice. he's awesome. are you doing anything fun today? >> walking around new york. janice: what part of arkansas? >> mall verb. janice: anything exciting about mall veteran if we go there. >> we have beautiful.

>> brick capital of the world. biggest brick plant in the world acme brick. janice: cold front moving through the eastern third of the country. we have freeze advisories all the way down south. even arkansas, my friends. so we have got to keep warm. there is that cold front moving across the eastern third bringing some snow across the great lakes. a little more rain for the northeast. big hugs? can i have a hug? >> yes. janice: you guys are great. happy anniversary. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. janice: do you want to say hi to katy, steve and brian. >> watch you every day, bud. steve: that's one way to stay warm, hugs. katie: wear an arkansas sweatshirt. steve: f.d.a. has approved controversial new opioid 10 times new stronger than fentanyl. didn't know that was possible. powerful drug is meant for our military. what does it mean for the opioid crisis here at home. dr. nicole saphier on deck with that next. brian find

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katie: controversial new opioid getting the green light from the fda. brian: a thousand times who are poor tent than morphine and stronger than fentanyl. fda is releasing the drug specifically to help our military on the battlefield. >> what does that mean for opioid crisis here in the u.s.? here to weigh in is dr. nicole saphier. welcome to the family. >> thank you. they put a ring on it and i accepted it happy to be here and part of the family. steve: this first story this new super opioid meant for the battlefield people who are really hurt. give it to them right there in tablet form. >> new medication is small but mighty. you already mentioned up to 1,000 times more powerful than morphine sublingual tablet crucial to the military. sings the civil war era morphine has been on the battlefield. 51 soldiers injured on the

battlefield we need pain control out on the battlefield. what was happening they had these vials and they were injecting immediately but it wasn't necessarily working that well. now we have this dissolvable tablets that they will put in someone's mouth and gets right into their system gives them immediate pain control by the way fast immediate pain crowl on the battlefield has a less of a chance having ptsd in the long run for those injured. in that sense, i like this idea. most people would think we need a new opioid like we need a hole in the head and i get that we still haven't gotten a grip on our opioid crisis. when you can get a bag on the heroin for $5 but you still have to pay anywhere from 150 to $1,500 for the reversible medication. unless we can narrow that, we are not tipping the balance. we need to continue making sure that we are treating those that are addicted while also making sure that provide adequate pain control. katie: people who hear this headline about a new opioid and get concerned about contributing to the crisis. can you talk about what's driving the crisis and why this may not be part of it

just as a result of how it's being used? >> the crisis has gotten to where we are over multiple decades, physicians weren't educated. pushed by pharmaceutical companies and pushed by the insurance industry because it was cheap and unfortunately people were getting addicted. it's an easy find on the street. it has fueled, fueled, fueled. and here we are. steve: all right, dr. saphier thank you very much. >> thank you. brian: congratulations. >> thank you. happy to be here. brian: mike dewine won the governor's race. the governor ow elect who looks exactly like that picture joins us next hour. katie: veterans day is this weekend. find out how you can help military families up next. billions of mouths.

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auto ♪ steve: leading up to veterans day on monday, choice hotels and the operation home front initiative are coming together to reunite both veterans and active duty military families. here to tell us more retired u.s. marine corps patrol yansey green along with his wife and hearts of valor tiffany greene, robert mcdowell and laura frederick the board member of operation home front. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. steve: laura, let's start with operation home front what is that and what do you do. >> national nonprofit. about helping strong, stable secure military people who serve with us so that they can be and thrive in their communities and not just struggle. steve: that's exactly right. as we approach veterans day observed on monday, robert,

why was it important for choice hotels to get involved in this group. >> yeah. we are really pleased to announce our partnership with operation home front. we think with brands like comfort inn or comfort suites and hotels and quality inn we are well-positioned to help operation home front reunite military members with their families across the country. steve: tiffany, tell me a little bit about why you volunteer with her organization. >> i volunteer with operation home front, hearts of valor because i want to give back. and especially to like-minded individuals and spouses who are going through challenges, you know, and trials. steve: because sometimes the challenges you and your husband have faced when you reach out and you find other people who are going exactly through the same thing, they can tell you, okay, when i was at that stage, this is what we did. >> exactly. steve: it's been very helpful. robert, tell us how your organization, choice hotels are going to help military veterans all across the country. >> so the first thing we are

donating 2,000 room nights to operation home fronts so they can use them through 2019 to provide them to the members of their base, to help them reunite with their members across the country as well as getting our choice privileges members involved. our choice privileges members are loyalty program members can now donate points back to operation home front where they can use them where they see fit to help their members as well. for the information everybody can go to choice hotels.com back slash operation home front. steve: how is this going to help your group. >> security and comfort to help the greens, help couple we unite for the next year. gives them hotels so they can be together and thank them for all their service for making us safe and secure so they can be united with their families. this is the absolute perfect partnership. we are beyond thrilled in operation home front. >> and we agree. steve: tiffany, how is that going to help families, military families that you know? >> i think it's going to be

fabulous because it will reunite them with their families. a lot of us, as well as myself, we are in arizona by ourselves. we don't have family. so this is such a blessing and, thank you so very much. steve: so you are going to take part in it you are going to go online and go to choice hotels back slash operation home front and very easy to do. fill in and people not only will be able to apply for those nights, 2,000 nights that you are putting out there, but if you are a choice hotels loyalty club member, donate your points. >> absolutely if you belong to choice privileges members can donate those points to operation home front and use those as they see fit. steve: laura, have you heard stories about how teams are planning to use this reunite. >> i have. tiffany's story is perfect. think about it this is the holiday time people come home from several deployments.

they don't know where to go and connect with their family. that's what we want to do. we want them to be strong, stable, secure. we want to give something back. this is all about community and family and this is the absolute perfect partnership. so, yes, we have across the country. steve: the program starts right now. if you would like more information, if you are a military family, go to choice hotels back slash operation home front. all right. >> thank you. steve: we thank you all for joining us. >> congratulations. >> thank you for your service. >> indeed, thank you. >> coming up on this friday morning, governor rick scott won the florida race now he is taking his recount battle with democrats to court. we are live in washington coming up next. ohio governor elect mike dewine, geraldo rivera and jeanine pirro. you are watching "fox & friends" live from new york city. ♪ ♪

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♪ i bet my life. brian: it's true imagine dragons are back on our show. that's what it looks like when we have a cameraman zoom on our board. katie: great friday morning song. steve: it is. katie pavlich is with us on this friday. ainsley is taking a day off starting her weekend early. katie: big week. brian: you will be here over the weekend. katie: i will be here over the weekend as well. katie: 8 more hours to go. which means we have 10 hours. here we go. steve: it's been a long week. we had a big election a couple days ago and it's all over, right? brian: no. the midterm elections are far from over. i will tell you more as soon

as the prompter moves. sued by governor rick scott accused of trying to steal this election to the senate and also the governor's race too is up in the air. katie: not the only race hitting a snag. steve: griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. with the contests around the country still yet to be called. griff, down in florida, it's very curious because in broward county, according to the papers down there, they are mysteriously finding more votes three days after the vote count was supposed to be done. >> yeah yeah, good morning. steven for turkey, mistletoe and hanging chads down there. lead appears to be narrowing out of 8 million votes scott leads by less than 18,000 votes. and, as bill nelson gears up for a fight, scott is suing the election supervisors in not only broward but also palm beach counties accusing them of rampant fraud and calling on the florida department of law enforcement to investigate.

>> we won. i'm going to be the u.s. senator. i'm going to fight this all the way. we're going to do everything we can. we are looking at every legal remedy we can exercise. we're going to fight this and we're going to win. this. >> now, under florida law, any race with a margin of half a percent or less automatically goes to a machine recount. election attorney mike elias who is now representing bill nelson said. this you see it on our screen here. quote: we are doing this not just because it's automatic but because we want to win. now, in the florida's governor race, also in razor thin recount territory. ron desantis leads andrew gillum by more than 36,000 votes. gillum who concede the race to desantis on tuesday night indicated now changing his mind. his lawyers say they are gearing up for a fight as well. here's the deal. florida's 67 counties have until noon tomorrow to submit their unofficial vote totals. one thing is for sure, it's far from over, guys. steve: that's right. brian: thanks, griff. governor scott feels like he

was losing the dialogue and the message. that's why he called the press conference last night about 8:15 eastern time. listen, i'm governor of this state. i know exactly what's going on. there is a problem in broward county. there is a problem with the woman there in particular, brenda snipes. she is in 2016 she posted the elections results before the polls were actually closed. she got in trouble for throwing away some ballots. katie: destroying ballots. brian: broward county is the problem again. steve: rick scott wants to know how many ballots have been counted and how many more votes remain uncounted? i mean, this is very simple. just say okay. this is how many we have done. this is how many are left. because, some of the counties are going look, we finished two days ago. and one of the counties had a big hurricane. katie: big question is how many votes have been cast? if they can't answer that question even though they keep coming back hour by hour overnight with new vote totals but they won't say what the total is and all of the sudden the vote totals

keep ticking in the direction of bill nelson with a goal of triggering a recount either by hand or by machine. steve: well, broward county is largely democratic and so that is good for the democrats. president of the united states weighed in on twitter. he said. this. law enforcement is looking into another big corruption scandal having to do with election fraud in #broward and palm beach county, florida. florida voted for rick scott. brian: they did. fox gave him, you know, you worked election night. he won the state. his 30,000 vote margin roughly is now down to 15 to 17. and he is just watching it dwindle. senator nelson did not give. in senator scott immediately -- governor scott immediately came back and said it's not a great way to end your career and now all of a sudden he is lawyered up. among the democrats who landed in town is this marc elias. steve: lawyer. >> same guy from perkins couey who hired g.p.s. fusion gps who hired christopher steele.

elias, a long-term clinton attorney saying i'm not here to get justice. i'm here to get this election for nelson. katie: other implication here is ron desantis who won the governor's race against andrew gillum the tallahassee mayor. andrew gillum conceded that race to ron desantis on tuesday night now saying he may rescind that concession as these numbers get closer not just for bill nelson against rick scott but for gillum against ron desantis. steve: curiously, what they have netsed is that 24700 voted for governor but did not vote for senate. it's like were they just in a hurry and went in and marked the governor thing and that's it? i have looked online, the florida ballot was lengthy, two pages in some cases with a lot of questions. so, people just went in, stood in line for an hour, did one and then left? a lot of questions about that. and the fact that suddenly mysteriously more ballots are showing up in broward county. katie: under florida law they were supposed to be in by tuesday.

all the early voting was supposed to be counted by tuesday it is now friday morning. steve: it is and we are talking about it. meanwhile, the administration as well looking to crack down on migrants coming into this country who have used the explanation they're coming to the country to ask for asylum. and new measures, if you do not enter the country at a port of entry, you know, where the guards are, then you will be viewed to be in the country illegally and you will not be able to ask for asylum. katie: president trump held the announcement at the white house in the roosevelt room to talk about how they were going to implement this new policy of only taking asylum claims at the ports of entry. kirsten nielsen explained why she is doing. this:

brian: so, here we go. this is what the president is doing through executive order. is he getting push back already from democrats and the person implementing this order is the acting new attorney general. so, there is some addendums to this. these people who cross illegally, illegal aliens could be spared deportation by qualifying for a lesser status called withholding of removal. that does not provide a path to a green card or citizenship but they still might get a chance to stay. steve: immigrant groups are already talking about a legal challenge. they say american laws clearly extend asylum protections to anyone who reaches american soil. they say this business about you got to be at a port that's something they're going to fight it out in the courts. katie: earlier in the hour we had mike slart a talk radio host in san diego on. he had some thoughts about this. >> absolute common sense has

to happen. think of this craziness, someone comes across the border illegally, instead of trying to avoid the border patrol, they run to the border patrol. the border patrol picks them up and drops them off at the san ysidro, the trolley stop on our side of the border and says see you later, come back in a year or so for your trial. all calling for is order at the border. not cut it off totally. order at the border and that's what trump's policy does. it's great. steve: what do you think? email us friend friends at fox friends@foxnews.com. also on twitter and facebook. brian: interesting to see what's happening. the caravan is still coming it's getting closer and united nations might be sending buses to pick up the caravan and get them closer and get them into mexico city and closer to the border. should've that the u.n.'s function? steve: all they have to do is take them to the border port and they will be able to apply for asylum. if they take them out in the middle of nowhere and say okay, head north.

katie: turn yourself? steve: that could be a problem. brian: fox news alert. new alarming clues why a former marine stormed a california country bar and killed 12 people. katie: this as terrifying new video paints a dark picture of exactly what happened the moment shots rang out. steve: jonathan hunt is live in thousand oaks, california where he was yesterday and is again today. jonathan? >> steve, katy, brian, good morning to all of you. hundreds of people turned out last night taya number of vigils here to honor and remember those who were killed at the borderline bar and grill. and to offer support to the families of the victims. among those who died was a man whose mother says he survived the las vegas shooting massacre at a country music concert back in october 2017, only to die at a country music bar here in thousand oaks. listen now to that distraught mother.

>> my son was in las vegas with a lot of his friends and he came home. he didn't come home last night. and i don't want prayers. i don't want thoughts. i want gun control, and i hope to god nobody else sends me any more prayers. i want gun control. no more guns. >> and the gunman, of course, has been identified as 28-year-old ian david long. back to you guys. steve: all right. we thank you very much. brian: he was visited by evidently some doctors before and they did not elect to institutionalize him. steve: also, one of the other names familiar to the story adam housley who worked here at fox news channel for a very long time, his niece elaine i can't was 18 years old. and she was one of the victims at the border lyon. brian: jillian do you have

other news we are following? jillian: an entire town destroyed by out of control wildfire forcing 70,000 people from their homes. >> heavenly father, please help us please help us to be safe. jillian: look at that fire. the fire burning 8,000 acres in california. the entire town of paradise, home to 27,000 people has been lost. thousands had to flee on foot. nearly 1,000 homes and buildings have already been destroyed. also breaking overnight, a suspected terrorist goes on a stabbing spree killing one person and hurting two more. a knife wielding man threatening officers after his vehicle packed with gas canisters burst into flames during rush hour. this happened in melbourne, australia. a bystander trying to stop him with a shopping cart. the attacker from somalia known to police.

survivors in the hospital. one is in critical condition. president trump speaks with japanese prime minister overnight before he heads to paris less than two hours from now. chab congratulating the president. vocational rehabilitation's three-point japan next week. he will meet with world leaders in paris as they mark 100 years since the end of world war i. and it's beginning to look a lot like christmas. the rockefeller center christmas tree is on its way to new york city. the 72-foot tall norway spruce will arrive in midtown, manhattan tomorrow after traveling from upstate new york. crowds watched as the 12-ton tree was cut down and loaded on to a flatbed truck. a rather large flatbed truck it will be lit up the wednesday after thanksgiving. it's always exciting to see that happen. steve: i love it when they pull into town usually at night so it doesn't completely -- jillian: i'm a sucker for when they turn the lights

on. katie: good tradition of waiting until after thanksgiving so thanksgiving still has its moments. steve: one holiday at a time. brian: walk into serious you hear the christmas music already. katie: and the cups. too early. let thanksgiving have its moment. steve: mike dewine won the governor's race in ohio thanks to president trump. the governor joins us live next. brian: after you follow the president you have to pull thmic down. teenager speeding down a freeway on a four wheeler? that's not the craziest part. ♪ ♪

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steve: well, it was a big republican win on the buckeye state on tuesday. republican mike dewine elected next governor of the great state of ohio. indicate cat the win a testament of the power of president trump's endorsement. brian: what does divine plan for the state once he takes over the governor's mansion? here to tell us himself is ohio's governor-elect mike dewine. not an easy race. what did the president's endorsement do for you. >> we certainly appreciate you had the president's endorsement. he came in on the monday before the election and had a wildly enthusiastic crowd of about 10,000 in

cleveland. so we were happy to see him. steve: mike, it's been kind of complicated between the white house and the governor's house there in ohio in the last couple of years because the president, a republican, the governor there john kasich a republican, he didn't even show up to the president's nomination at the convention in ohio, so they have had a rotten relationship for the last two years. >> i kind of joke that the only thing that governor kasich and the president agree upon is mike dewine. they both endorsed me. governor kasich had a nice endorsement on friday before the election. and the president came in on the monday. i appreciated both of them. katie: mr. divine, i know you haven't taken your seat yet in the governor's mansion, however, 2020 is right around the corner. what is state of ohio politics as you see it for the next two years. >> we have come a long way in ohio. we have to build, continue to build upon that our economy is moving forward.

i think the tax cut, the president's tax cut, congress' tax cut made a big difference. you know, i think we have had good republican administration for the last 8 years. what we need to do is build upon that we have a couple of challenges. we have a drug problem. as many states do. we also have a skills gap for some 21st century jobs. so, john husted, my running mate and i are going to focus on those two things, the most important things that we can focus on. brian: your state is in good shape overall compared to the other 49. what about the trade deals? these sanctions, these tariffs, excuse me, and the trade deals, what would you -- what would you urge the president to do on this? >> well, i think the people of ohio generally support the president in trying to get better deals. i think there is a feeling that we have been run over in the past. to some extent. you know, we don't want a trade war. buff we want to get these other country's attention.

so there is a balance there. and i think the president is trying to reach that balance. steve: all right. mike dewine, the new governor-elect, the great state of ohio. thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you. steve: and good luck to you. >> thank you very much. brian: when running for president it's good to have an ohio governor who is republican. steve: who will pick up the phone. katie: help you out if there is a convention. brian: nancy pelosi says she is ready to take the speaker's gavel again. next guest says not so fast. brian dean wright, one man three names joins us next to explain. ♪ alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [throat clears] say hello to your fairy godmother, alice. oh and look they got gain scent beads and dryer sheets too!

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brian: race for georgia governor turning into a battle after the polls close. democrat stacey abrams refusing to concede to republican brian kemp even though she lost. kempf resigning as georgia's secretary of state because he won. abrams called for his resignation over his role to overseeing the state's election. her campaign is prepping a lawsuit for uncounted absentee ballots. he is currently leading. he has over 50%. which means no recount. the senate race in arizona is still up in the air. democrat kyrsten sinema barely pulling ahead of martha mcsally for the first time last night. officials say they still have 400,000 votes to count. steve? steve: all right, brian. thank you. democrats retake the house of representatives for the first time in 8 years. nancy pelosi waste you had no time in celebrating and reclaiming perhaps the speaker's gavel. >> what is your level of

confidence that you will be the speaker of the house? >> total. >> 100 percent. >> 1 hearse%. >> do you think there will be another nominee other than that you. >> it doesn't matter. i have had a nominee every time except for maybe the very first time. steve: democrat says not so fast writing in op-ed, quote: beyond pelosi's soaring rhetoric is a harsh political reality the power to shape the country no longer rests in the house. here to explain is that democrat brian dean wright former cia officer and strategist he joins us from our nation's capital. good morning to you. >> very good morning to you. steve: here we are a couple days after the democrats won the house. they are very excited about that. you say who cares? the action is in the senate. >> that's right. look, we have to go back to our basic civics to understand why this is true, right? the house and the senate are supposed to propose and pass legislation. the president signs it or vetoes it. but that's not how it works anymore in washington. how it really works is the president on the most

divisive issues puts forward executive orders then have you judges who rule for or against it how governor is by the bench, the judiciary. who controls that and who controls the supreme court and the federal judgeships. that belongs to the senate in selecting and nominating and moving forward these folks on the bench. and so that's why -- look, the democrats can have the house all day long. but most of the real power in shaping the future of this country rests in the senate. and we don't control -- in fact, we lost seats. we lost missouri. we lost indiana. we are doing -- we are going backwards. so, if democrats really want to have a voice in this country, they are going to have to compete in red states and that ain't happening with people like pelosi. steve: you think things are going backwards now, brian, you wrote in your op-ed, you broted by the year 2040, most of the nation's voters, including most liberals will live in 15 of our 50 states. that means democrats will

solidly control only 30 senate seats even if they dominate the house that leaves 70 senate seats belonging to states filled with mostly rural conservative and older voters. in other words, the g.o.p.'s rock solid base. i never thought about it like that. >> yeah. well, i don't think a lot of democrats are thinking about it like that because we continue to embrace people like ocasio-cortez of new york, democratic socialist. we start pushing things like open borders and abolishing ice. this is stuff that even so controversial even in urban areas let alone in the suburbs and most certainly in our conservative parts of this country. so, it is crazy for us to embrace the far left of our party. we are never going to get back into a position of authority and influence in this country. and more importantly, we are not going to give america another option, another choice when they go to the polls. that's bad for the republic. i don't care if you are republican or democrat, all parties need to put forward their best and we are just

not doing that right now in the democratic party. we are just not. steve: brian dean wright former cia guy. thank you very much, bryan. >> you bet my pleasure. steve: alexandria ocasio-cortez is already facing her first big challenge. finding an apartment. we will tell you about that. hollywood rolling out the blue carpet midterms for stars like beyonce, taylor swift and oprah falling short apparently. michael knowles is here to tell us what that means for 2020. as you can see, he is live next ♪ walk this way ♪ minimums and fees. they seem to be the very foundation of your typical bank. capital one is anything but typical. that's why we designed capital one cafes.

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♪ no, we ain't going to take it ♪ we're not going to take it anymore ♪ steve: twisted sister kicking off this half hour. brian: they were on our concert series, steve. not twisted sister i think dean schneider was. steve: the rest of the sisters were busy. brian: they are all men. they did wear makeup but not kiss like makeup. katie: you wear makeup. steve: this has gotten so complicated. down at the end of the couch michael knowles host of the michael knowles show he is in l.a. most of the time but he joins us on the couch today. steve: what do you make of the president sending out a tweet yesterday law enforcement looking into some corruption down south. here's the exact tweet. law enforcement is looking into another big corruption scandal having to do with election fraud in broward and palm beach counties florida. florida voted for rick scott. mysteriously down in broward county apparently more ballots, more votes are just

popping up. >> that's right. they found a box of provisional ballots in a closet somewhere. a teacher found it i think the word provisional means it's provision in case the republican wins and go find a provision to give democrats much more. can we find one democrat in this country willing to concede a race. i think al gore is still in florida digging through those votes. hillary clinton is really the president. andrew gillum is now unconceding. he concedes and unconcedes. this is the moral hazard of turning election day into election season. now we have early voting i think three years out. can you go provisional ballots, mail-in ballots. this is the moral hazard. because it creates the opportunity for all of these is he than begans and we become a laughing stock. brian: when marco rubio weighs in, when i saw his tweets. we talked to him last night. he is not a fire brand. he is not a flame thorough. he is a guy that sits back and has to be pushed forward to do. this he is outraged about what is taking place lead

kit in half since election day. >> we will end one a count larger than the population of florida. this always seems to happen. a ton of corruption specifically in broward county. we have known this for years and years and years. unfortunate we are the greatest republic in the world and we should be able to conduct our own elections and punish the people corrupting that process. katie: that's why rick scott has issued this lawsuit. federal lawsuits to investigate it we have seen since 2016 many of the democrats who backed hillary clinton also packed democratic candidates in the midterm elections. talk about hollywood's effect or non-effect on these elections. >> you can't out celebrity donald trump. it's just not possible. you cannot do it. he is the biggest politician and the top entertainer in the world. and this takes away all of that democrat star power. they used to you put their rock stars up against our motorcycle toast candidates. president trump is not motorcycle toast. i think thamilktoast.

trump is engaging with his base all the time. greatest civics teemp in american history. keeping that base engaged. that is why the blue wave couldn't happen. the blue wave demanded high democrat enthusiasm and very low republican enthusiasm. but people are constantly consuming the news. constantly consuming politics. and had you historically high off year republican turnout. and it turns that blue wave into a purple puddle. steve: michael, what did you make of the fact that after the tuesday night election and the democrats won the house they were going to win the house and they won it they should have been celebrating and they did. on the republican side they said okay, we lost the house go. back two years ago to 2016 after the democrats did not win the presidency, there was -- there were a lot of day after, you know, wednesday morning quarterbacks going what did we do wrong? there were protests all sorts of stuff. >> of course. they have got to cut it out

with this mob violence. this antifa in the streets. they went after tucker carlson. they refuse to give up elections. this is really hurting them. democrats would have done much better. you might have seen a blue wave if they would just behave like gentlemen and ladies and in a civilized way and not encourage all this mob violence. at the top of people's minds in this election was that kavanaugh effect. these mobs coming out against people. and it's bad news because it knocked out a number of 2020 democrat contenders. and so now there is this hill tv poll that says the number one contender is none of the above. none of the above. these hillary, biden, and everybody else. katie: don't you find that amazing though after the election, after republicans lost the house, the only people still rioting and protesting are democrats on the left. even though they won the house. >> it's never enough. because they make such an idol out of politics. they will don't seem to understand a balance about anything in the world. now they are going after talking heads, now they are going after commentators. katie: backing jeff

sessions. >> that's right. wonders abound. brian: who might end up running for the senate seat in alabama. michael knowles, thank you so much. >> good to see. brian: jillian, you have other news to follow. i went to talk to you and you said no i'm following other news. jillian: time to know what's going on elsewhere, brian, including. this keith ellison resigns as the democratic national committee's deputy chair just days after becoming the minnesota attorney general elect. ellison is stepping down so he can devote all of his time to the new role. ellison beat out republican doug wardlow. he faces abuse allegations from his ex-girlfriend. running into challenges as a congresswoman elect because her salary hasn't kicked in yet. the new york democratic socialist telling the "new york times," quote: i have three months without a salary before i'm a member of congress. so how do i get an apartment? those little things are very real. ocasio-cortez slamming the electoral system saying it's not designed to be led by working class people. look at this.

a dangerous joy ride gets a teenager into trouble. a 15-year-old on a four wheeler on chase while on snapchat. you can't make this up. the 15-year-old speeding down a freeway in houston for an hour. he was caught when he tried to turn downer local streets. and this is great. a soon to be 100-year-old world war ii veteran belted out the national anthem before nhl game. ♪ the rockets red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air. [cheers] jillian: retired army air corps lieutenant robert mcclintock honored during military appreciation night before the islanders took on the lightning. the lightning won 4-2. personally, i think everybody who was in attendance won by listening to that. brian: i can't believe it. steve: is he going to be 100 years old? amazing shape. hats off to him. 21 minutes before the top of

the hour. janice dean is outside with some of the folks where it's a little chilly. janice: it's chilly but you guys are nice and warm, right. i have to tell you before we went on air what's your name where from from you. >> tracy from florida. janice: i said to these guys lipstick on teeth. look at my eyes right here. take a look. i love my friends. i love our "fox & friends." here it is, 41 in new york. not too bad. behind us, where we have the really cold air. cold enough for snow, my friends. yes. let it snow ♪ let it snow ♪ let it snow across the great lakes and interior northeast. potential for showers and maybe a thunderstorm other the managemenmanhattan. we will see some of those lake-effect snow showers. we have a lot of fire danger across california. of california under a red family and medical leave act flag warning. all right, are you guys excited to be on "fox & friends"? [cheers] >> oh, yes.

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early online, deals kick off the wednesday before thanksgiving at 10:00 p.m. eastern. what about your family dinner? oh well. and remember this iconic scene from the christmas movie elf? ♪ jillian: chicago diner is serving up that very same dish pop tarts and all to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the movie. it's called the spaghetti sundae. set you back 15 bucks. do you know what the four main food groups for the elfs, candy, candy canes syrup. brian: there needs to be a sequel but there is already a broadway play. jillian: true. brian: governor and senate races seem to be headed to a recount. democratic lawyers heading to the state and already declaring nelson will win the senate race. he is the democrat and he was the sitting senator who

lost. so, what similarities does this have to the infamous 2,000 recount between president bush and al gore? here to react is brad blakeman former deputy assistant to president george w. bush and h.w. bush and advisor to the bush-cheney campaign. brad, what's the difference between these two recounts and one big recount for president? >> in 2,000 and this election, it's numbers. it was 537 votes in the state of florida. the millions of votes cast in 2,000. now it's like 30,000 votes. but it's always the two counties, the democratic strong holds that seem to have the most shenanigans played. that's broward and palm beach county. i saw it during the 2,000 recount. it's basically telling the campaigns how many votes do you need as opposed to how many votes do we have? and they find votes in the trunks of carses. they find them in hallways. they don't use the -- they use an expedited voting system. which is totally subjective.

this is the same shenanigans but the numbers are completely, completely different. brian: you look for machine recount and maybe a hand recount in the senate race. but in the end both will prevail that are on top right now. not if they find ballots which by the way there is no reason this should be delayed. >> absolutely not. but, again, it's the -- out of 67 counties in florida, it's always the two democratic strongholds that seem to hold the keys to the democratic victories. they never work out. they didn't in 2,000. they won't now. brian: so let's move on and talk about another contentious race. not really brian kemp eked out a victory over stacey abrams. great story. abrams comes out of nowhere and gets oprah to go door to door with her and she lost. she refuses to concede. bernie sanders says it's race is a factor he says this to the daily beast. i think you know there are a lot of white folks out there not necessarily racist who felt uncomfortable for the first time in their lives

about whether or not they want to vote for an african-american. i think next time around, by the way, it will be easier. where does that come in? >> it's an outrage. the system worked. we had two candidates who fought next to neck and they should be proud. both candidates of the race and to have somebody an interloper come in and suggest even a hint of racism, the state should should reject that. brian: i would hope. so if you don't lose, she will -- stacey abrams will not admit the she lost. there is not going to be a crunoff. kempf said i resigned as attorney general. i'm going to be governor. who is going to step in and say stacey, you lost? >> well, if necessary, if she wants to go to court, then it will be a court. just like what happened in 2,000. the courts are the ultimate arbiter. it doesn't need to be that way. you should be gracious in your defeat and honored that you even had the opportunity to run. brian: you also pointed tout our producers that desantis

got good numbers for republicans in terms of minorities. he got 44% of the hispanic vote. 7% of the black vote. still embarrassing low but better than most. >> better than most. desantis should thank the minorities for putting him over the top. now it's a wake-up call. continued wake-up call for republicans to continue to expand our base. we are delivering for mirntsz both in jobs and in home ownership. and in wages. president trump was right. you have nothing to lose and everything to gain and you have. brian: sinema and mcsally real quick. sin ma overnight collected more votes for the first time she is leading. maricopa county has not weighed. in they still have hundreds of thousands of votes to cast. i'm not sure why we are like this in arizona. how do you see this playing out? you know how these districts work. >> the votes should be there. if you follow the forms of thnorms ofthe cycle. you know historically the patterns. one thing sorely missed in this. we need federal voting

standards. standards the same for arizona and florida and every other state in federal elections. and if we did that, we would take the shenanigans out. the same voting patterns. the same protocols should be followed elections. uniform standard for everybody. brian: brad blakeman thank you very much. we will be following georgia, florida and arizona the next few days. the caravan set to get back on the road today as the trump administration new crack down on asylum seekers. live in mexico next hour. and have you heard about changing gender. one man is suing to change his age. tyrus and brit mchenry, two stars of fox nation about to launch will be joining us live. tyrus has been paid to wave. ♪ all i need is a miracle ♪ cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean!

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brian: here's something you may not have heard before. you may soon be able to change your age legally, well at least one man did and tried it. steve: choose your age. a 69-year-old dutchman claims he identifies as a younger man and he is now suing to lower his age by 20 years on his birth certificate. ainsley: here to react fox nation host tyrus and brit mchenry. welcome to the couch this morning. >> thanks for having me. katie: this guy wants to say he is 20 years younger than he biologically is. >> the cat is out of the bag everybody knows. defeats the purpose. you are the old guy who want to be 20 years younger and right back to where he come from. brian: willing to relinquish social security and change his status. >> all for the lady. cat south bag. tyrus, your plan sex posed. you can't do that anymore. >> i'm excited about getting old. >> i just love that he insisted it was his age that

that's the only reason women wouldn't swipe right on him. maybe a few. i don't know. steve: well, listen, he says that the medical communities has determined him to be at age 30 to 45 years old because is he at such good shape. >> doctors need to build houses and garages probably saw him coming. he is wasting a ton of money. awful he has to do is move to beautiful, hollywood, california. guy with money big deal. have a young actress slash instagram model, social media star, motivational speaker. gold bigger everywhere you go. >> what is a social media star? brian: somebody with a lot of likes. >> embrace who he is? >> be an old guy with a nice car in california and you have all the young women you could possibly. >> i think if it was according to the medical community we are all 21 at heart and mind. i'm just going to started saying that then. >> i'm 86 at heart.

brian: guys, i can understand that. but you still work out and still in fine shape and have you got to tell me about the brand new network. what's the role to you with are going to be playing together. >> hosting a show on pc. katie: on fox nation. >> available very soon. it's great because every week even if you can't hit a certain time you can stream the shows along with a lot of documentaries that you guys have been doing. interview us. it's going to be total access for fox viewers and fans. you get a lot of this guy. >> we get to act a fool because unpc, i can't say wrong thing which i'm excited about. we are more controversial. we are going to dig deeper in the stories and be a little more challenging. >> still so many times can you really say that tyrus and he does. steve: exactly right. it's not a cable channel. something you will be able to pick up on your phone. >> or an app. brian: doing it how many days a week. >> two.

, and specials. probably see us on thursdays and fridays each week. once we drop on a thursday and fry day. you watch ledger. katie: how do i sign up for fox nation? >> that's a good question. go to foxnation.com. >> boom. that's why she is there. brian: there is other reasons, too. steve: you have to include your age. >> listen, i guess time machine, which you know, your history documentary we can talk about that. katie: you have food. >> i need like tutorials on this i'm going to be watching. i need to cook something. steve: i was at kellyanne conway's house we made yoki. katie: foxnation.com. brian: find that in steve's book as well as find steve on fox nation with these two lovely people. steve: along with brian as well. it's a big nation. coming up on this friday. democrats already want acting attorney general matt whitaker to recuse himself from the muller investigation. is he not backing down.

judge jeanine here to weigh in live. katie: geraldo rivera is here lif live next ♪ carry on ♪ ♪ . .

♪ ♪ we're coming to your city, going to play our guitars ♪ steve: big and rich coming to your city. what city are you boeing to? brian: going to massachusetts. going to be with howie carr and curt schilling. that is on saturday at 11:00. go to brian kilmeade.com. we'll be both in florida, fort myers beach. brian: h. katie: help them with the recount. brian: i have a sense they will need help with the recount. steve: speaking of recounts, midterm elections.

rick scott suing that they were trying to steal his election. brian: he was stone faced in a presser. then went on sean hannity show. that is not the only race that hit a snag. katie: griff jenkins in washington with the other races. reporter: two of florida's 67 counties, both democratic strong hold. governor rick scott's lead over bill nelson appears to be nearing. out of 8 million votes, scott leads by 18,000. scott is suing democratic election supervisors in broward and palm beach county, accusing them of rampant fraud. calling on the florida department of law enforcement to investigate. >> we won. i will be the u.s. senator. i will fight this all the way. we're going to do everything we can. we're looking at every legal remedy we can exercise. we're going to fight this. we'll win this. reporter: under florida law any race with margin of half a percent or less automatically go

to machine recount. election attorney mark elias, who is representing nelson, quote, we're doing this not just because it is automatic but we're doing it to win. in the gubernatorial race, also razor shin recount, republican congressman ron desantis leads tallahassee mayor andrew gillum by 36,000 votes. gillum conceded on tuesday night, indicated through his lawyers they're gearing up for a fight. here is the deal. all the counties have until noon tomorrow to give vote tallies. at that point the second of the state of florida will determine whether or not to order recounts in either or both races. brian: i don't know if it plays a role, secretary of state is republican, appointed by a republican. totally a separate office ideally. steve: why the governor is suing calling in the police. geraldo rivera. katie: good morning.

>> a rose between the thorns. steve: we're having flashbacks to 2001. bush versus gore. they are 537. we are talking 10 of thousands. >> tens of thousands i read a new account of the tally it changes. they find a box here, a box. there who needs russian collusion old school democratic party machinery there. i lament the way politics pollutes something that should be a citizens, you know, aspect of life. steve: come on. >> the remember the hanging chads though, steve? seemed to me the will of the people was not represented. rather it became the will of party official who was holding the chad up to the light. i'm very worried. florida law since then improved. now you have this automatic machine recount within half a percent. manuel recount within a quarter of a percent. i think the big news, just how

divided the american electorate is. brian: i think it is broward county being a mess. really one county. a hurricane mike slammed into the northern portion of the state. now, they were able to vote. and they pulled it off, 30 minutes they posted it. >> this is revolutionary concept. why can't we have one system of voting? one uniform system of voting for all 50 states. all counties, all municipalities, have one system with computers. you could have many so these wizards put together a program that assure it is hack-proof. to allow human error in something like this, i don't know why katy is rolling her eyes. >> federal one size fits all system for entire country would be less democratic and full of errors. >> give me an example where it works. steve: there are guide lines in broward county, under instructions they put senate

race under there violates the guidelines. they did tests. often times when the race is under the instruction people overlook it. guy from perkins, the attorney, democrat attorney, he is suggesting people mismarked it. but if they overlooked it, that is not good news for mr. nelson. but if they mismarked it, there is no evidence that has happened, that is good for nelson. >> personally i think you have to weed out all subjective input. it has to be one rule fits all. i really do believe that. if it is this -- in ohio, they had propositions on the ballot. you had to spend an hour in the voting booth unless you memorized, they print out the whole thing. i got to the end of it, i wasn't sure what it meant. i'm a pretty informed voter. our election system is a mess. vulnerable to hacking as a result being a mess, worse than hacking it is vulnerable to

partisanship to close races. we have no security. no security what happened in arizona. in georgia this mess of lawsuits the because the race was historic from stacey abrams point of view. you have the governorship and senate race in the key state of florida up in the air. it is shameful. katie: why are democrats coming out, attorney for the democrats saying there in this to win, not necessarily recount votes. you have history of broward county elections supervisor, brenda snipes, illegally throwing away ballots. florida law requires all early ballots counted by tuesday. this is friday. this is a county that doesn't have stellar record of the person in charge been convicted of fraud. brian: a democrat. >> on other hand dade county, cuban-american guys were best described as bouncer, burly,

physically intimidating guys, physically confiscated ballot boxes in dade county in 2000, 2001. brian: we have gotten better. >> if we have gotten better why are we so many days out still not knowing what the margin of the republican senate -- brian: 67 counties you have problems with one. >> still, who is the senator from arizona? who is it? who is the senator from florida? katie: apples and oranges in arizona. brian: sinema leading, maricopa county hasn't been counted. tends to lead toward the republican. >> my point that is result you favor and maybe you lean that way because you favor that way. brian: no. i want to be honest. katie: nobody in maricopa county was convicted of destroying ballots. >> one size fits all. we're all-americans. we're all voting. let's just do it, do it in a way where human intervention is

minimized. where political partisanship is clearly weeded out. i think -- steve: it was partisan activity for a year, two years leading up to it, you wouldn't think suddenly at midnight we're done being political. >> i would like to know who is the senator and governor in florida. katie: we need transparent process. the broward county supervisor can't tell how many votes were cast. she keeps changing the vote total. brian: she posted results early in 2016 and threw out ballots. how bad do you have to be of a job and lose it. >> let the secretary of state, move in, take physical custody of all the errant ballots, do a sensible count that stands the scrutiny of hostile observer. steve: to the average person they see what is going on, does my vote really count sometimes? brian: did you hear about the agricultural commissioner? we went to bed thinking he won.

we wake up, oh, he lost. we found ballots. katie: what do you think of andrew gillum may rescind concession speech? >> concession speech -- brian: no one taped it. >> it is not a legal action. katie: what about the principle? >> by conceding you don't foreclose your right to challenge fraud. i see the gross disappointment. all this is motivated by the passionate, gross disappointment of a divided government. we go forward now. president trump, withheld the blue wave that was supposed to wash over the country. but you did have successes from the democrats. they do now control the house. we will be bombarded with subpoenas and investigations now. we know exactly what we'll talk about for at least the first year here. the president very fiesty. will have the senate at his back. he won't be i impeached as a result of that. brian: for a few months we might get something done. we might work on criminal

justice reform. we might work on maybe immigration and drug situations. >> i love the president now quietly. you problem is, you want it to go forward, with all this outstanding is the senate majority for republicans 54, or 51 or 52? all of that count as lot going forward toward a very contentious political season. the more powerful he is in the senate, to counterbalance the weakness in the house is better for compromise legislation. i think there is proceed to compromise on immigration reform specifically. i think the president knows what the formula is. steve: we'll see. brian: i don't know what they're saying. steve: good-bye to him. hello, jillian. jillian: a live look at a massive firefighter raging

through california. woolsey fire burning 8,000 acres leaving a path of destruction. a wildfire forced 75,000 people from their homes. 1000 homes and buildings have been destroyed. suspected terrorist goes on stabbing spree. a knife-wielding man, is after his vehicle packed with gas canisters burst into flames during rush hour in melbourne, australia. he tried to attack police before being gunned down. a bystander tried to top him. the attacker from somalia was known to police. survivors are in the hospital. one is in critical condition. president trump is heading to paris in a matter of moments. he is set to meet world leaders as they mark 100 years since the end of world war i. the first lady is joining him on the three-day trip. the president said he will not meet with russian president

vladmir putin there. the two are expected to sit down at the about 20 summit in argentina next month. president trump signing the measure. the medal is the highest honor bestowed to public safety officers. thousands have lost their lives to cancer from the toxic debris of the terror attacks. that continues even today. steve: thank you, jillian. brian: jillian, thanks. 12 minutes after the hour. the migrant caravan back on the road this morning as the trump administration launches a new crackdown on asylum-seekers. we'll discuss that. steve: a world war ii army nurse being honored more than 70 years after serving her country. her incredible story is coming up. ♪ [cheering] ♪ i gladly stand up defend her

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♪ brian: cross the border illegally, and lose your chance of seeking asylum legally. katie: that is the message from the trump administration as they move to tighten asylum claims. steve: also on the move, the my brandt caravan once again. they could be moving faster. william la jeunesse joins us live from mexico city with a

explanation. william. reporter: steve, as you said the caravan is on the move again, that despite major shot across the bow yesterday from president trump, proclamation we expect today. last night they voted to bo to tijuan, 1700 miles away, twice as far as mcallen, texas. despite president trump saying stay here, reconsider, work here. there is some expectation they might be in tijuana for a while. they're looking for some jobs potentially. this route they say is safer. there could be work up there. let me explain exactly what is happening with this directive from the president. he is basically saying that unless you file your asylum claim through a port entry, it would not be considered if you pass illegally. meaning over a river or over the fence, which is about what 90% of central americans do. they go over the rio grande or over the fence. they file their asylum claim. the president saying if that is the case we will not consider

it. you will be expeditiously remove from the country. quickly meaning you will not see an immigration judge. what the homeland security and department of justice said yesterday. number one, the system right now is overwhelmed. too many meritless asylum claims. it is burdening the resources, preventing expeditious granting of asylum claims from those who truly deserve it. caravan is now five to six thousand. after will leave today to go to a city about 150 miles away. some others will leave we're told today or tomorrow. they asked for buss from the united nations. that has been denied. this is the third time that has happened. there is another roughly three to 4,000 migrants in three caravans behind this one. why they're calling it a exodus, not a caravan. the route to tijuana eight to 10 days away, potentially two weeks, if you average 200 miles

a day, 1700 miles. it will take a while. back to you. brian: william, let me understand, a lot of them are on cell phones they seem to be attuned to american laws, do they understand what is going on, that will be changed the way they are received at border when they get here? reporter: great question. we asked several people. they do not know that. we do know they are talking to attorneys. unlike some. coaching sessions we've seen in the past. i talked to some american attorneys this weekend are telling them. the rules are different now. you're not going to just get in there as you maybe have in the past, entering the shelter system. seeing a immigration judge next two years. i don't think that has been fully communicated to them. otherwise they might change their mind, reconsider, stay in mexico. make some money. some are planning to hire a coyote whether they go in texas or california.

expected to break up a little bit closer they get to the border. katie: very quickly, do you know the attorneys are working for? independent contracted attorneys or part of a broader group? reporter: no, they're ngos. immigration advocates. one was women in migration, international organization, women in migration. a u.s. attorney, very bright and frank with me, being very frank with them. i was in the tent with them. they're actually getting good, hard, information so they can make their own informed decision. brian: maybe it's a lyle zoom, maybe somebody with a legal zoom account. steve: william la jeunesse live in mexico city. thank you very much. meanwhile, chilling new video emerging of the moment a man started shooting at people inside the country bar as police try to figure out why an ex-marine killed 12 people. we're live in california next. katie: plus "vogue" magazine has a serious question, why do white women keep voting for the gop

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watch and listen here. [gunfire] 150 to 200 customers were in the borderline at the time when ian david long, who has been identified as the 28 gunman burst in. he is a u.s. marine corps veteran. he served in afghanistan from late 2010 to mid 2011. he apparently returned with some mental health issues. hundreds of people turned out last night for vigils to honor and remember the victims. we are finding out a lot more about many of those. a dozen in total of course. including the sheriff's sergeant who has been hailed a hero. steve and brian? brian: thanks so much, jonathan. steve: all right. katy, down to you. katie: the mainstream media is

not happy about republican victories in the midterms. looks like they have found someone to blame. a recent vogue headline asking the question, why do white women keep voting for the gop and against their own interest? here to react, tammy bruce, fox news contributor, president the i had women's vote. i will bring up the quote. >> sure. katie: we theorize and spitball. are they so invested in their own white privilege they simply don't care about women? we have one more. assure as black women proven themselves underappreciated backbone of the democratic party, white women vote remembers establishing themselves, maddingly, confusingly, unsisterly. unsisterly. >> this article is remarkable in its misogyny. these arguments might seem new to us. it is ageless. it has been happening for millenia. women are always attacked when they don't conform or been different or when they thought for themselves.

that argument, that misogynist, sexists used for ages, right? hundreds of thousands of years to condemn other women. in is the mentality that established the salem witch trials. women who were also single or using different kinds of medicine were talking back, this is the framework that we're seeing. irony of women who stand there and present themselves as supposedly the champion of women condemning women for making choices that best suited them when i thought that was the entire point of the feminist movement. now here they are using "vogue" of all magazines to condemn women for being different but it is also an attempt, i have to tell you, katie to divide women from the men in their lives. to not necessarily be part of the family unit, the community, what is important for their own future and to say, not even suggest, that if you don't think the way we think, that is one of their other complaints. katie: right. >> how do we get them to believe what we believe or think

properly or correctly. that is to in fact look at the left and other women as their tribe, as opposed to their community as a whole. katie: there is actually a feminist historian in here quoted saying white woman are voting essentially the way we think they should vote. >> right. katie: the implication, women who vote regardless of their race are not thinking for themselves. >> that's right. katie: they're listening to others are they parroting republican husbands or brainwashed by "fox & friends" to your point about misogyny? >> what we heard from hillary. women were doing what their husbands told them to do. when you think differently, this is what every woman listening, why they hate these conversations, is that you can think for yourself. that you should think about your family's future and that here you have got women trying to shame them or make them feel guilty for not, ironically conforming. so this is it. the argument and misogyny, if

you do think for yourself is we're going to call you mindless or brainwashed or not your own person or in the control of someone else. we have come too far, 21st century, this is what the republican party needs to recognize, those women will hear about argument of conservative ideal. they will think themselves, they do all the time. but the republican party, donald trump, the new gop needs to step up. on tuesday it was the old gop that lost those women. those women want legitimate arguments about health care, national security, safety, immigration, the republican party is the one that will give it to them. katie: tammy bruce, well-said. we appreciate it. two state troopers jump into action to save an unconscious man trapped inside of a burning car. the heroic rescue caught on camera. democrats already want attorney general matt whitaker to recuse himself from the russian investigation but he is not backing down. judge jeanine is here to react.

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let's do a little thing here in 2016 brenda snipes who is made mistakes as election democrat. she got rid of illegally destroyed votes of debbie wasserman schultz opponents ballots. this there could not be monitoring of those ballots. what even seems to be more significant now, is the fact that on a daily basis the votes are supposed to be counted and reported to the candidates. so that we have an objective assessment how many people have voted in a particular race, all right? in a particular county. this same woman, brenda snipes was not reporting that information. steve: just won't tell. >> lo and behold we have a fertile field for corruption. when mark elias says we're not going down to count and we're going down to win. the same person wouldn't allow republicans to oversee what they have the right to oversee, here is the bottom line, voting is

one of the most sacred things we do as citizens and the idea there is no objective review by both parties at the same time, no reporting as required by law, tells me there is some funny business. she could have been removed rick scott. when rick scott was governor he could have removed her based on what she did, her incompetence or complicity in 2016 but he didn't. now he is suffering. isn't that ironic. steve: now he is suing. i said earlier, said in highway patrol, called on the florida department of law enforcement to investigate. suddenly, there are these ballots that are mysteriously showing up. they found a whole box of them in a school. >> that is the whole point of the daily count, real time. brian: what do you mean? >> how many votes are coming in. they should know that. in broward and palm beach there was a problem. now they can come up, think about why would you not tell them how many people are voting in real time? so you can come up with as many

vote as you need to win. katie: president trump tweeted last night that law enforcement is looking into this. what does he mean by that? federal law enforcement. local law enforcement? what can they actually do? >> who knows. i don't know whether federal, state, local, attorneys general can look into this, federal officials. is there a civil rights issue? i don't know, whatever he was referring to, this is prime for an investigation now. if there is .25 or less, there has to be a ballot recount, rick scott is not even going to be able to take his seat on january 3rd. because that will take forever. steve: dem contract i can attorney suggests that the ballots were mismarked, that would help mr. nelson. but if simply things in different categories which look like the ballot was laid out awkwardly, that will not help mr. nelson. >> no it is not. >> people just overlooked it. >> think about the whole playbook here.

the democrat playbook. gillum concedes. now he wants to take back conceding? why? what is he hearing tells him maybe there a chance to win. brian: same thing with al gore. >> more votes than people voted. katie: senator marco rubio in florida tweeting out a video from debbie wasserman schultz's opponent saying this is truckload of ballots. where did they go? were they properly put through the chain of command in terms of being counted or not counted? >> and they were destroyed in violation of the law. brian: you wonder what is happening in arizona? also happened with the governorship in georgia because you have stacy abrams who lost. over 50% threshold there is no runoff in couple weeks. so he should be the governor. he is making preparations to be governor. she won't concede. who steps in the situation. >> i don't care if she doesn't concede. he is the governor. he won. secretary of state puts him in there. that is the end of it. shows up to work and

redecorates. brian: talk about jeff sessions. matt whitaker takes over as chief of staff. causes an uproar. he is on record has a problem with the mueller probe, how they're spending too much. where is this going? as acting attorney general will whitaker be okay. >> yes. i will tell you why. there is nothing the man said that is in any way incorrect. when he made the statement in his op-ed piece, in order for mueller to go into his trump finances, would have to go to rod rosenstein the person overseeing the investigation to get additional authority, the authority above and beyond the four corners of the of mandate. hello, that is the law. democrats want a recount if they lost. they want to change the law. here is the hoot. 12 attorneys general, the man that whitaker recused himself, first of all, stick to your own state and your own issues. these state attorney generals have nothing to do with the united states attorney general. they're all democrats.

this is all hogwash. katie: what is your take on the protesters in new york last night in support of jeff sessions? >> i have got to tell you. i wonder who in the end is orchestrating all of this. i don't think they love jeff sessions. they didn't even like him. they probably protested him being named as attorney general. brian: if you're president trump who would you name as attorney general? chris christie was in there yesterday. is he one he should pick. >> i'm not president. brian: do you want to be attorney general? >> no, i said in my show i don't want to be attorney general. i said i want an attorney general there who will do the job, who will look at both side, be in the position where the president says that is my attorney general. obama got it with holder and loretta lynch. they never recused themselves

meeting the husband who is suck jeb of criminal investigation. steve: you want an attorney general who doesn't have to recuse themselves? >> stronger than someone weak who will hide behind a desk or closet. brian: let the record show you refused to answer two of my questions. >> let the record show you will be on my show tomorrow night. brian: yes i am. >> want to come on, steve? steve: i'm busy. brian: that hurts. steve: come on. maybe next week. >> okay, deal. brian: jillian katie will be on too. jillian: katie, what is your answer? katie: i will be there. a story we're following for days as search for a missing 13-year-old since monday is inintensifying. they released video of a man they want to question walking around tonya aguilar's home. they found the tollen suv to

kidnap her in nearby woods. she was forced into the vehicle after being snatched from her yard. her mother keeping faith that she will be found safe. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is up and working after breaking three ribs after a fall in her office. her nephew said she is doing great, cracking jokes. questions remain how long will she remain on the bench after yesterday's fall. the 85-year-old is the oldest member of the supreme court. dramatic video show police rescuing unconscious man from a burning car. stop what you're doing. look at that. >> get out. get out of the car! the car's on fryer, bro! jillian: the new jersey state trooper pulling out of drive before the car was fully engulfed. he fell asleep at wheel and hit a guardrail. luckily no one was hurt. 98-year-old army nurse becomes first female veteran to named to the va wall of heroes in washington state.

francis harmon spent years treating servicemembers in a combat hospital during world war ii. she is the 14th veteran to join the pudge lgbt sound va wall of heroes just in time for veterans day. congratulations. steve: veterans day, 11/11. janice joins you from oust sight. >> where are you from? >> i'm ava from houston. >> can you do current conditions in new york city? >> 48 degrees and cloudy. >> excellent. a little breezy. i don't even have to do the weather today. let's look at the maps real quick. we'll see if she is right. this says 46. i do not believe that is central park. i believe ava was right. 35 in buffalo. the cold air moving from the northern plains. you can see it. yes that is snow on the map. great lakes lake-effect snow will crank up this weekend. the front brings heavy rain to

new york city but it will clear out for a very nice weekend. that is good news. we're watching for potential of wildfire danger across california. you're on tv. want to wave? hi, happy friday. you happy to be on "fox & friends"? [cheering] brian: janice dean. steve: remember the good ol' days you could to to the gates of the airport without a ticket? one airport will make that reality again but there is a hitch. this is for people who don't have tickets. katie: a franchise for vets. one company shows us how their one-of-a-kind business is helping heroes. live on the fox square. ♪

♪ good friday morning. welcome back. you can bring a friend to the gate without a boarding pass. seattle tacoma testing a program to allow visitors past security without a ticket if tsa approves. the program will run through december 14th. it could be made permanent. visitors can apply online. if you have a plane ticket for thanksgiving weekend, pack your patience. tsa says we're into the busiest thanksgiving season ever. 7% increase from last year. kind of sounds like -- brian: steve: thank you, jillian. fox news alert, president trump heading to paris very shortly. brian: it's a live look right now at the white house where he and the first lady will leave at the top of the hour. guess who will be there? katie: griff jenkins live in washington with the president's

three-day trip across the pond. reporter: across the south lawn from me, when the president and first lady head over for the 100 anniversary of the signing of world war i armistice. it marks the 11th hour of the 11th month in 1918. it is a huge deal. the 60 world leaders will be there to mark that. the president leaving in the wake of so much news happening from an attorney general to be replaced to the florida elections but one of the things all eyes will be on, we understand the russian president vladmir putin will be in taken dance there as well. now the two world leaders are not scheduled to necessarily have a meeting but we know they will be in the same room at least at a luncheon at the same time. but one thing we can certainly take away from this is that president trump is perhaps taking the advice of the great

world war i general, john j pershing, "blackjack" pershing, the significance of paris, that every serviceman should visit once before returning home. the historic trip literally taking off in ten minutes when they depart from the south lawn. guys, back to you. steve: griff, thank you very much. katie: he will not meet with president putin but they're in the same event. we'll be watching that. brian: something will be unscripted. katie: always. a franchise by vets for vets. one company shows us how their one-of-a-kind business is helping heroes live on the fox square next. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean.

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>> good friday morning, everyone. midterm drama appears far from over. florida now at the center of a postelection fight.

new arizona senate tally gives democrats the edge. we'll have fox team coverage. stunning new video this morning just released of that horrific shooting in california wednesday night as we learn more about the victims of that deadly massacre. all that as the president heads off to paris just a short time from now. we'll see if he makes any comments on his departure. we'll have all of that coming up live in "america's newsroom," join bill and me top of the hour. ♪ brian: we're honoring veterans he have day. of course sunday we culminate. now to honor this, them in time for veterans day this sunday, we're highlighting businesses owned and operated by our heroes. for example? steve: this is g-force parking light striping, air force vet jack giles. we have the owner of the first

franchise. jack, first of all, tell us what your company g-force does? >> we billed g-force as franchise model exclusively for veterans. you must be veteran or active guard and reserve. steve: you do striping, right? >> we do striping for parking lots. that is our graco 3900. the franchisee sits -- brian: what makes your different? >> what makes our machine different? this has laser technology. this is not our machine, our sponsor, graco. laser technology. has commuter technology that is most advanced machine on the market today. he will demonstrate, using that laser. there is a laser up top there, a little thin because of the -- steve: great, thank you. brian: laser makes it perfectly

straight. why did you want to be part of his team? >> a lot of models. like jack said, with veterans only and entrepreneurs being in business. brian: what does your service mean for you in your life? >> i'm extremely patriotic. everything i do, i do because of what i learned in the military and what it means to me, just strength, and pride. strength and pride. katie: you met your husband, right? >> we met while serving in active duty, stationed in germany. we've been married ever since. brian: what does it take to be franchise owner? you have to be a veteran, right? >> yes. brian: what do you get with a franchise? >> full training, three days on the machine to learn ins and outs. business training, web support, search engine optimization an marketing. we're technology heavy for what most people think is kind of a low-tech business.

katie: want to get on, brian? brian wants it for sports. brian: my brother does turf. this would be perfect for him. >> we do athletic field marking as well. katie: people want information? >> veteran franchise.com or g-force .com. steve: thank you for your service and dropping buy. >> thanks for having us. brian: more "fox & friends" in a moment. steve: that thing is cool with the laser. ♪ ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in.

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