when i refinanced with sofi, that allowed me to pay off aggressively and save without breaking my back or breaking the bank. ♪ ♪ ♪ go back ♪ this sat moment ♪ tonight is the night ♪ we will fight until it's over ♪ throw our hans up like the ceiling can't hold us. will: saturday morning, "fox & friends." pete hegseth is here, jedediah billa and me, will contain. good morning, jedediah. jedediah: that's kind of music i like to wake up to. you notice i'm already dancing good stuff. how are you doing this morning. pete: doing well. it's october 17th. it is also 17 days until the election and also happens to be my favorite number 17. always has been.

it's two and a half weeks to election day, and, guys, i don't know about you, i was watching yesterday, trump is talking. he's in florida. i look and he is still talking. and then i went and did something else with the kids for like two h hours and i looked up again trump was still talking and now he was in georgia. so it's going to be a pace that i don't think we have seen before. will: no. president trump always has the energy to keep that kind of pace. we are going to keep the same kind of pace. pete: we will. thanks for being here with us. president trump hitting the campaign trail in florida and georgia as i mentioned. slamming the bidens. calling them an organized crime family. lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington with more as fox news obtains more alleged hunter biden emails. lucas, good morning? >> good morning, guys. the fbi is investigating whether these emails came from another russian disinformation campaign to influence the election. as you mentioned yesterday president trump hitting the campaign trail in florida and georgia. >> i will bet you hunter is the middle man.

is he like a vacuum cleaner he follows his father around collecting. hunter made no money until his father became vice president. i will tell you what, it's an organized crime family as far as i'm concerned. [chanting lock them up] >> can you imagine if my kids. >> in 2014 hunter biden was struggling with a drug addiction and needed income from company burisma hoping to use instance influence vice president's son. emails rudy giuliani said he obtained from abandoned. given to him by the blind owner. wures that owner said quote we urgently need your advice how can you easily use your influence to stop a politically motivated actions. lee zeldin says the doj and fbi needs to open a criminal investigation into the biden family's global pay to play operation. president trump heads to the

battle ground states of michigan and wisconsin states he narrowly won in 2016 by razor thin margins and needs to win again if is he going to pull off another majorup set. will: i think there with r. two different aspects that you should think about this story. number one is the content. should it be important that the vice president's son potentially peddled inintliewns. make up your own mind and read the stories. that brings the second angle will you get the information needed to make up your own mind to it. virtual media blackout. we know about social media at this point. let me show you what kind of coverage the hunter biden story garnered over a couple days. in fact, the 2-hour period. 10 minutes across mainstream media outlets of coverage over 92 hours. joe biden was eventually asked about this on friday. he was asked by cbs reporter

about the "new york post" story that broke the hunter biden news. watch. this mr. biden "new york post" story [inaudible] >> i know you would ask it. i have no response. another smear campaign. right up your alley. those are the questions you always ask. jedediah: interesting response. and he has obviously made a political calculation there that he doesn't need to answer the question and feels this is not going to be a topic on voters' minds and this is not going to be something that shifts the election. that's why he is doing that it's interesting what w. this story when it broke. it was bizarre to see two camps emerge. one camp decided immediatelied that the story was untrue felt they didn'ted into to do any research. ask any important questions. try to find out what was going on here. the other camp i saw on the other side decided instantly that it was all true. i'm looking for the people in the middle. i'm looking for the people in the center that see a story like this come out and say it's our job to figure out what's going

on here. this is information, obviously, if it is true, would be very damaging to the biden administration and voters would have a right to know. if it's not true, we need to figure out what's going on and where this line of communication broke down or is this all not true? the truth is we don't know. i'm intrigued by the lack of intellectual curiosity on many to just find out. i don't understand where that has vanished to where we see something like this and don't incontinuationially say let's get to the bottom of this and figure out to get voters the information they need. that's what's been most concerning aside from the social media aspect. that's a whole other bag of tricks. people should be asking questions and too few people asking those questions in my opinion. pete: who is that middle supposed to be? the middle is supposed to be the media that's supposed to be looking for the information to validate. this now, we have gotten recent information that many of these emails have been corroborated on

the outside. we know they are charle that ing scheme youngest son cutting deals like a vacuum cleaner like his vice president dad, you would think you would want to ask the questions of course that middle and media is done with. will, you mentioned that 10 minutes. 10 minutes is th length of thisk at the beginning of our show. abc did zero minutes. cnn did zero minutes. nbc did 45 seconds. so, even if -- provided we can confirm these emails are real, then this is a story you would want to dig into and they won't even dig. and that's why joe biden says no response. just another smear campaign. because he won't get serious follow-up questions excepts for

the debate coming up next week where president trump will have to do the questioning himself and he can count on big tech to censor it all the way through. you know, still to this moment right now, the "new york post" twitter account is suspended unless they delete their own reporting. one of those reporters, one of those columnists at the "new york post" is miranda devine. she talked about this joe biden scandal on tucker. listen. >> joe biden was aware of his family's cash-for-influence scheme with shady companies oversea, china, ukraine and else arelsewhere. what we also know now he was actively participating in that scheme by having meetings that assisted his family's activities. hunter biden organized amazing between joe biden and the number three guy at the corrupt energy company in ukraine burisma. which was at that point paying hunter biden up to $83,000 a

month for the five years that he was on that board. there is evidence that this had an impact. it america's foreign policy. joe biden was a point man for obama and america. he went easy on china. china did well. america lost out. and the biden family enriched themselves to the tune of millions and millions of dollars. pete: you can't say it enough. the trump family went rich and went into politics. the biden family went into politics and party to that they got rich afterwards. we mentioned the fact that the "new york post" twitter account is still suspended or blocked effectively. big tech executives have been called to washington on wednesday. they will be testifying about this censorship which is just blatant, will. when it comes to jack dorsey and zuckerberg and the ceo of alphabet and google are we going to get any answers that are meaningful before election day? >> i hope so. jedediah mentioned two different camps. when it comes to the actual

content of these articles and whether or not influence peddling is an important issue for the voter perhaps that can be broken down left and right. it should not be broken down on left and right on whether or not you get the information needed to make up your own mind from mainstream media outlets unwilling to ask the question to tech companies actively suppressing this story. we should be terrified pet pete yep. will: of those unwilling to give us the information to make up our own mind. pete: it's not a story if you don't see it. will: you won't know it exists. this is the fec complaint filed by the committee. as of this filing twitter is engaged in the most brazen and acts of media suppression in this country's history. doing so forth clear purpose of supporting the biden campaign. democrat media consultants can only dream of such abilities through ad hoc critical of biden. twitter is making illegal corporate inkind distributions

aas it provides unherd-of media services for joe biden's campaign. jedediah: what's flagged and what isn't. what is deemed verifiable and disseminated and what is looks very political all the time. it looks like it's political and going one way. that's an enormous problem. especially because, like it or not, this is how a lot of people get their news. this is where we are in 2020. people go to twitter and scroll through. if they're unable to see stories and we are in a world now things don't get put out there and people have the right to decide and become those citizen journalists and look into things and journalists aren't going to do their job in large part unfortunately. then it's a very scary situation. how are voters then going to have the information they need to make an informed decision if they don't even have the information. this is going to lead to many conversations, pete, about potential regulation. i have some concerns about that, obviously. with big government involvement in this. but it's getting to a point where it's like what do you do

if you have these monopolies that dominate so much information. and the dissemination or lack thereof of that information. something has to clearly be done here, no? pete: yes, i agree. and all run by leftist and the slant is obvious. if you want to pretend like you are just a medium like the power company that just distributes but you act like a publisher. your status will eventually change. people are on to that but, we talk about woke culture on this all the time who is in and out and who isn't? dianne feinstein is now on notice from the left because she hugged lindsey graham and a party to the hearings of amy coney barrett. if you watched this week, amy coney barrett did a fantastic job. that hug right there though has infuriated the left who felt like dianne feinstein gave the appearance of credibility to amy coney barrett through her mere participation in the hearings. now, we heard a lot about healthcare as a political matter in these hearings. not a lot about abortion.

because ultimately amy coney barrett handled it very well and talked about super precedent vs. precedent. you knew the pro-abortion groups were going to come out and be unsatisfied. here is a tweet from naral. one of the most pro-abortion organizations in the country. they tweeted this. they said this is not normal. these hearings are not legitimate. dianne feinstein gave legi wille credibility to the process when the majority of americans have been clear that they want to choose the next president. and the next president should fill the vacancy. will: she was collegial and friendly. dianne feinstein mayor of san francisco for quite some time, there is an effort to rename is it an elementary school, middle school, high school? it's an elementary school in the san francisco area which is named after dianne feinstein. now that school should not be

named after her according to mani' the left. over to you, jedediah. jedediah: i was so happy to see with these hearings that it didn't look like the kavanaugh hearings. i think there was a lot of fear that it would go the way of personal attacks. pete: only because they they had nothing. if they had anything, they would more than kavanaugh. they just didn't have anything. jedediah: i still think though the questions when you looked at the questions about healthcare and abortion, i think it was handled very professionally. this is a problem of what is happening in our country right now. when you are civil. when you reach across the aisle. when you make a point that your side doesn't like, there is a rush to say get this person out of the way. and that's a problem. the whole reason that we're here is to talk about this stuff so we can fix problems. we have to have that expectation of ourselves. anyone who has a microphone. and we have to have that expectation of lawmakers. they have to be able toe go in there and sit down and have these conversations about policy in particular or nothing is going to get done. that's what we have been talking about with respect to the stimulus for so long and these

people around the country that need help. it's not gonna happen if they don't do that. that should be embraced across the board. it should be embraced in the media and everywhere. it's sad to see. pete: okay. we will continue the discussion. more "fox & friends" on the other side. re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email.

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♪ will: as we mentioned this morning social media giants are facing a backlash for limiting access to the "new york post" story about hunter biden. a member of facebook's pr team tweeted while i will intentionally not link to the "new york post" i want to be clear that this story is jingle bell to be fact checked by facebook's third party fact checking partners. in the meantime we are reducing its distribution on our platform. next guest says if unreliable is unreliable while does it allow salacious anti-trump stories to circulate on its platforms. thank you so much for being with

us. let's start with this. i believe when it comes to twitter. is the "new york post" still locked out of using their twitter account? >> good morning and welcome to my living room. yes our at ny post which is our main newspaper twitter account is still locked because twitter insists that we have to delete six tweets promoting our own reporting, which again, mr. biden had an opportunity last night to deny the substance of, and he didn't take the opportunity to do that. and stood up factual scrutiny. they insist we delete our tweet and so otherwise they will not allow us to post on twitter. will: what reason are they giving you currently. i know it's moved throughout the process of this entire story. there was accusations the story was unreliable. i think all the details or many of the details have been authenticated at this point. that it was derived from hacked material. > what reasoning are you

being given at this point. >> one of the reasonings that they put forward at the beginning that this is hacked material which is laughable. recovered a laptop. certainly not hacked material. and they said unauthorized release. well, you know, the pentagon papers wouldn't have been reported if social media were around in the 1970s. and president trump's taxes weren't authorized for release. the whole point the journalism is you want to disclose things that powerful people, influential people don't want disclosed. so this is a ridiculous charge. but, now they have changed the rules after the backlash saying okay, we will allow hacked material unless, which, again, our story is not based on hacked material. they are saying we will allow it unless the hacker himself or herself posts it. they changed the rules. they are saying those original tweets our rules won't apply rec toe actively. even though rechanged the rules. we are going to insist on you

having to delete those earlier. will: that's the justification for asking you or requiring you delete those tweets. sohrab, thank you for explaining the situation with your story on social media. thank you so much. >> thank you. will: coming up, she stood the show. the mystery nodding woman behind president trump at wednesday's town hall, she joins us next. ♪ when we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work.

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officers opened fire on guzman and he as he took off running, unclear how he got inside the station. is he held on 2-million-dollar bail. wow. michigan sees a rare early snow fall this month third time in history. snow flurries the upper and lower peninsula. near out whenout conditions in the city of market. the snow quickly melted due to warm temperatures but in wisconsin people woke up to blizzard conditions yesterday. forecasters predict up to 2 inches this weekend. paging rick reichmuth. jed, over to you. jedediah: thanks, pete. she was the unexpected star of thursday night's nbc town hall with president trump. the woman you see here nodding in the background as president trump spoke, here's what she had to say after the town hall when she had the chance to speak to the president. >> i got your back. yeah, you see you are the best.

i'm from the dominican republic. >> oh, i love. >> you but i'm an american. i'm an american. jedediah: that woman joins me now. she is president trump supporter and immigration lawyer and former florida congressional candidate. myra, i have got to say when i was watching i was flipping back and forth between the town halls and when i was looking at the trump town hall. i kept seeing you and i said who is that doing that? you couldn't miss it. so what's it been like to be the subject of so many headlines since then? >> well, [inaudible] president trump i have been the subject of many things. i feel like i'm the mona lisa now. the mystery woman behind donald trump. somebody is paying her. disgrace to the race. have all those beautiful love letters from supporters. jedediah: you know, obviously,

some in media responded negatively saying that you were seizing on the moment. that you went in there looking for a viral moment. were new any way planning to do that or was a spontaneous reaction to what the president was saying? >> absolutely not. i was there to support my president. i was there to support donald trump. i could not sit silentlying that vicious attack on the president. i was -- right there on tv. i wouldn't break the tv [inaudible] president, [inaudible] reason. i was at that moment. i felt like that i had to have that guy's back the same way he has america's back. so we are supporting him

100 percent and if i have to do it again, i would break my arms and reply enthusiastically i do know what is behind and what is ahead for america. and president trump is the only one who can make it for us. jedediah: you know, you have a really interesting background from the dominican republic. you are a former democrat. you ran for congress. you are an immigration attorney. and you have also met joe biden in the past. can you speak to that a little bit? >> yes. absolutely. we were -- my family and i and my husband's family and i are very close to walter mondale former vice president during the carter administration. there was a celebration of him -- his accomplishment and we were invited to it. it was a two-day event in october of 2015.

joe biden was there. and he was in the moderator. joe biden was very are a kick could you lat. very conversational. it's not the joe biden of today. joe biden in 2016 was really -- moreover my husband and i were speaking with joe biden my husband asked him why are you running? oh well, you know, couldn't do it at that time. today joe biden of that time. met a lot of people in congress that celebration for walter mondale. [inaudible] jedediah: mayra we appreciate you beinger hoovment i'm that kind of gal too. appreciate you today, thank you

so much. >> we have to understand president trump is the only pro-life president. our children are under attack. our babies have been attacked. if we don't defend the right, no rights matter. jedediah: we are unfortunately out of time today. we appreciate your voice. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. jedediah: coming up, fighting for florida, president trump predicting a red wave in the sunshine state. florida congressman greg steube met with the president in fort myers yesterday and joins us live next. and before the presidential debate kicks off. enter for a free chance to win $50,000 from our friends bet super 6. download the fox bet super 6 app. and play the presidential debate game. pick six possible outcomes and watch the debate on thursday to see how it all unfolds. download the fox bet super 6 app. now to get started.

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>> we have the vaccine ready to go. seniors will be the first in line for the vaccine. and we will soon be ending this pandemic. heent happened a thing like this since 1918, 1917. that was a bad one, too. that was a real bad one. i will not rest until we have eradicated this plague from our country and our lives and our world. pete: that was the president yesterday in florida. someone that was there with him is representative greg steube,

republican from florida. member of the house judiciary committee. representative, thank you so much for being here this morning. you were there. the president in florida, a lot of seniors there talking about how he wants to deliver free covid-19 vaccines to that group. what's your take on how quickly that can happen. >> i think it's going to happen quickly. i think it's great is he focusing on seniors. my district is the second most elderly district in the country. we have a lot of elderly in florida. the president made a comment and made sure everybody knew he was in the senior citizen and was in that class. he talked about protecting seniors with pre-existing conditions. he talked about what he is doing for telemedicine and talked about lowering the cost of prescription drugs, which is very important to that population, not just here in florida but across the country. will: congressman, i would like to pivot back to the story about social media twitter sphressing the "new york post" story when it comes to hunter biden extended beyond just "the new york post." ended up including as well, the

g.o.p. judiciary committee which linked to the story and, therefore, had that account suppressed by twitter as well. many are now asking should social media companies like twitter and facebook continue to receive government protection in the form of section 230 which protects him from liability. should they continue to receive that kind of protection from the government? and your estimation, should they? >> absolutely thought. i'm working on a bill that would provide for a private cause you have action against them for violating these type of issues and censoring conservative speech. look, they get the protection under section 230 simply because they are supposed to not be editing or plusing or censoring information. it's a free -- supposed to be a free platform for the exchange of free ideas under the first amendment. and they are clearly violating that. they are clearly suppressing conservative speech. they obviously are suppressing articles that are hurting the biden campaign. they shut down the vice

president twitter account. if that's the way they should act they should lose liability protection they have under the law. jedediah: congressman, we are now seeing that the rnc has filed fec complaint against twitter. what's interesting that's emerged is also the political affiliations of donors dangers. -- 1.01%. that's just $3,556 to republicans. and you see facebook here as well. you have, you know, 91.68% to democrats, 8.32% is republican. so there is an obvious bias here. the question is why is that impacting? we have seen this in academia and highland. we see it in journalism school

when people emerge. now this is a little bit different, congressman, is it not. these are the people disseminating our news and deciding what people see and don't see. that bears an even greater risk in my opinion. what do you say to these donation numbers? >> well, and these are people that are hiding in a room that aren't out in the public space suppressing what you are putting out on the public space and not allowing for the free information and expression of ideas. i mean, that just is evidence exhibit number 8 as it relates to showing the american people how biased these big tech companies are i think a lot of americans realize that they were biased in some way. this shows overwhelmingly that they support democrats and liberal causes. and that they are going to do everything they can to quietly behind the scenes suppress conservatives, conservative talk and articles that are damaging to the biden campaign and to democrats. pete: yeah, that's why we shouldn't call them the mainstream media. there is not mainstream at all.

think are left wingers. >> absolutely. pete: political news letters they are predicting doom and gloom for the president. what are you see on the ground in florida as compared to 2016? >> i have been elected in florida for 10 years. and i have never seen the type of ground swell of support that you see for our president. i drove from sarasota, my district income pazs nine counties. i drove down fort event yesterday. you see trump flags everywhere on the river as you went over into florida myers. boat with trump flags. there was a ton of people welcoming him. they knew they couldn't even get into the event standing outside welcoming him. you didn't see a single biden supporter. a single democrat waving a sign against him. just a groundswell of support. you see it in the new registration numbers in florida. for the first time republicans are getting very close to the registration of democrats in the state of florida. we have registered 129,000 republicans in florida in just this last year leading up to the

election. those are great numbers for republicans in state of florida and great numbers for the president and bodes well in november. will: one of the questions is there is a silent majority red to turn this election or were the polls in 2016 right in 2020. >> definitely a silent majority here in florida. will: thank you, congressman. appreciate your time this morning. >> good to see you guys. will: turning to headlines terrifying video showing a man charging an officer with a pot of burning wood. watch. this stop, dude. the man charges at the seattle officer, throwing a burning piece of lumber into his cruiser. then the cop opened fire -- opened fire on the suspect while another officer used a taser. the suspect was arrested and charged with assault and arson. a michigan appeals court overturns extense for absentee

ballots. allowed ballots to be received two weeks after election day. the court ruling votes now need to be in by november 3rd saying additional delivery options are available in the state to assist absentee voters. check this out. a bobcat is found roaming the isles of a dollar general store in eastern kentucky. the sheriff sharing pictures of the kitty in a very bad mewd. very bad puns. deputies are pur plexed how it got inside. captured and released back into the wild. pete: i thought you delivered it well. will: thank you. the ww delivering dramatic moment on fox's smack down season premier. >> guillotine applied. a body scissor locked. in squeezing all the breath. >> bell] roman reigns conquering braun

keeping his universal title belt. wrestling legend was there sitting in the thunder dome's virtual crowd. meanwhile, the new day winning their last match together after being separated in the wwe draft. you can catch smack down every friday on fox. and those are your headlines. pete: there is a wwwe draft. will: did i that for jedediah. we know you are a big wwwe fan. jedediah: will, i'm still feeling a bit of a high from listening to you read the puns about the bobcat with the purr-fect. that's the best. oh man whoever did that did it for me today. nice job. i typically get to make fun of pete for those but it's nice to add you into the knicks. will: thanks. jedediah: we have a special man on today. adam klotz. welcome, great to have you here as always. adam: hey, guys. good morning. it's always great to be here.

the forecast across country what are we talking about. colder air settling in across the midwest feeling like winter as we are beginning to move later and later through the month of october. early temperature falling down into the 30's a whole lot of places that's going to get us down to a freeze watch and warning across a good chunk of the country. free watch and warnings from cities like detroit indianapolis, louisville, up to columbus and cleveland. again, these temperatures down at freezing. or a little bit colder. we do warm up in the afternoon. it's going to be rounds and rounds of some of this this cold weather. as a result leading edge northern plains runnin running m today into early tomorrow morning. we are talking about snow that's going to be running down into omaha. across the plains and into the midwest. again tomorrow morning folks waking one temperatures down into the 20's. i don't know about you guys, i'm not red jr. for winter. but it's beginning to look like it's just around the corner. back to you. pete: it is coming for sure. adam always special t us. all right. coming up.

targeted by antifa. veteran owned cafe in portland damaged by rioters and recent protests. the reason? appearing too unfriendly to black lives matter movement. we talked to the owner who is now voting for president trump. he comes up next.

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a military veteran's cafe targeted and shot at during chaotic protests in city. the owner says antifa-linked rioters targeted his business for apparently being, quote: unfriendly to the black lives matter movement. john jackson is the owner of heroes american cafe and joins me now. john, thank you so much for being here. thank you for your service. tell us what happened to your business in portland and why. >> yeah, pete. well, on sunday evening, we were attacked gunshots through the windows which i found shocking, surprising, and really surreal. and you kind of got it was antifa, it appears. and they were there trying to intimidate businesses. pete: john, but wait, hym help e out with this. joe biden said antifa is not a real organization it's just an

idea. where did this idea come from that your business is terrible and who were these people? >> well, the idea came from chatter on the internet, social media outlets supposedly yelp. and some other places some tweets we have seen adverse tweets and things like that. accusing us of being fanatically pro-police and against black lives matter which are both untrue. pete: i would imagine you have far more nuances views than that you love and support the police that do the right thing. you also respect that there are things that can change in this country. has anyone ever reached out to find out what you really think or have they just labeled you? >> very good question. no. no one reached out. they didn't even do the basic research because if they just looked a little bit, they would know that black lives must

matter to me considering i'm a black man and black business on or about. pete: yeah. black man, black business owner, targeted by antifa, which joe biden calls an idea. now, you reluctantly supported the president in 2016. which has this done to your support for him now? >> you know, when this happened, again, it was kind of surreal. i kind of had a flashback i was thinking about this all of the times that the president was saying that the violence in portland must stop. and when it hit me personally, it was just an epiphany it was like it must stop. and what he was saying was absolutely correct. so i was hinging looking at both sides. i'm more an independent voter. and so it was just like you know what? he's right. he's the guy to get it done. pete: it's the hero's american cafe in portland. if you are there go check it out and support john jackson. appreciate your time. >> thank you.

pete: unreal. just an idea. up next, shuttered new york movie theaters have a new use slamming governor marquee. bashing governor cuomo after being forced to close their doors. the demands to reopen coming next.

will: movie theaters shutters across new york state new use for mark keys blasting governor cuomo. pete: beautiful. joining us now national association of theater owners, also the coo of bow tie cinemas thank you so much for being here, joseph. 48 other states have opened their theaters. i took my kids to one just a couple days ago. there weren't many people there but it was at least open.

what is governor cuomo saying about why they are still closed here? >> up until yesterday we actually had nothing from the governor's office for quite some time. it was quite frustrating. i'm a similar business being allowed to open bowling alleys gyms but not movie theaters. 10,000 people out of work in new york state. did a call of action to our members to put messaging or marquees actually the governor when we could open. just late yesterday afternoon we had a good call with some of the governor's key staff and hoping to hear some positive news in the coming week. jedediah: what do you think is likely what you will be hearing? i know the industry has been so badly hurt, joseph, from what's going gone on. are you optimistic? >> i'm cautiously optimistic i have to be at this point. the industry is really suffering with new york being closed. new york city number two movie

market. studios have pushed their movies from the 2020 film release calendar into 2021 or worse yet on to streaming. we are having a very, very tough time of it in the 48 states where we can open. we have done so very safely with our cinema safe protocols at the theaters in those states and we just don't have any big movies to play. it's really hurting us. reeling cinemas had to shut down all of their locations in the state open again because they couldn't make a go of it. other theaters are doing the same. >> you mentioned hearing from governor cuomo's office. here is a statement from their office. we understand some people aren't happy. but you know what? better unhappy than sick or worse. 48 other states have opened their cinemas, joseph. you talked about the safety protocols at your theaters have there been any outbreak that you are know of. >> not saying gel in the united states or in fact in the world from a movie theater not one. pete: last time i checked there is a lot of seats in the theaters. and if you want to put a space in between them.

you can. so is there a single scientific rationale anyone has given you for the fact that they have crushed your industry? >> no. that was the point of frustration and that was the points of the call to action for the markeys. we have asked to open in counties of new york state where the covid numbers have been good i infection rates 1% or less we would like to get theaters open and give the studio confidence to populate the film schedule and allowing theaters around the united states and frankly world thrive. will: from what i understand 10,000 is the number of people out of work from theater clovers. appreciate you being here this morning. pete: good idea with the marquees. >> thank you so much. will: coming up kevin kevin mcma

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jedediah: yep. 17 days to go, guys. i don't knoi don't know where te flies. i feel like i don't even know. can you believe it's only 17 days. i feel like we have lost a lot of months that have vanished into the ether here we are. pete: china virus tried to put a lid on our lives. seeing very contrasting campaign. joe biden big schedule, nothing on the schedule today. here is what the president has today and going forward. is he hitting the campaign trail. three stops yesterday. you couldn't miss him on fox news. here is where he will be going. saturday, forgive me if i mispronounce one of these muskegon, janesville, wisconsin. prescott arizona, carson city, erie pennsylvania on tuesday. gas tonia tonia, on wednesday. and all of those states have something in common. these are swing states, will. these are states he needs to win

and places where he is trying to press the advantage and get people out. will: do you like sequels part two of a movie? what you are looking is sequel to 2016. pete: i like that. will: two different election strategies and campaign exreagdz absolutely true. while polls might be moving in states like florida what we are see from the biden campaign is they believe they're winning and attempting to run out the clock. while president trump is out on the campaign trail joe biden is avoiding hunter biden and packing the court. not keeping the same schedule as president trump. the sequel will be if they lose their election very similar to the accusations why didn't you go to michigan. why weren't you throughout more? one place they will be though, we assume is a third what would have been third now second presidential debate. here are the topics we know now for that next presidential debate. fighting covid-19, american families, race in america.

climate change and national security leadership, jedediah. jedediah: i think is is going to be a telling election. that's how i like it. very different visions for the country, very different approach. pete, you mentioned the strategy with respect to covid-19 i don't think could be more different. i don't know how this is going to go i'm genuinely curious law and order and. two parties and candidates feel very strongly about what they are putting out there. not being secretive. the strategy is front and center for people to see. telling where the country stands right now. this is a different kind of year. it's not every year that you are faced with a global pandemic and have that as part of you who you have to config a campaign strategy. so i think this will be a very telling year. victor david hanson actually from the hoover instudy, a senior fellow, who weighed in on covid-19 in particular. trump's election strategy and what that looks like for him.

let's take a listen to what he had to say on that matter. >> i think it does. i think he was becoming stagnant with a covid illness and the expectation one would take a long time to recover. you didn't have the rallies which are forced multipliers of his campaign. and so what joe biden is running out the clock i think very successfully, in the last three or four days i think things have changed quite radically a new emphasis. one with the muscular classes is he going to take risks like they did. they are out there producing food, fuel, and supplies for the rest of us and you can't be a basement country or basement presidency. and he is over covid. he has the rallies back. and now we can see what the themes are going to be for the last three weeks. jedediah: jociousd has made the strategy what it is because he does trust the polling is my perception. he trusts the polling. if you look at the polling on covid-19, the trump administration has had some trouble with that.

and i think joe biden is sitting and saying a lot of the country believes in social distancing. a lot of the country believes in mask-wearing. a lot of the country may look at those rallies and say this might not be the best way to act in a time a pandemic. he is making that decision because he trusts the polls. that doesn't mean that the polling is right. we have seen the polling fail in the past. we saw it fail in large part in 2016. i think that's why i'm saying, pete, it will be interesting to see what the election results hold because joe biden's strategy has been very much to let the clock run out and to take that strategy of social distancing himself. he has brought that strategy directly into his campaign in a very large way. and i don't think anyone knows today what the impact will be and whether or not that will be a successful strategy. pete: being true to yourself will be the name of the game. because a lot of people don't buy it the way the biden camp has embraced their virtue signaling. they want to move on and open up. victor david hanson's view is a smart one. the muscular class. blue collar guys.

essential workers guys and gals out there from the beginning putting their lives on the line willing to work. not hiding in their basement. don't have the benefit of zoom call and doing their job over skype. got to be out there. he can connect with them. you mentioned the polling. just a couple days ago jen o'malley dilling the campaign manager for joe biden was actually on a grassroots call and reported as saying they believe the national public polling numbers their numbers are not a double digital lead. they are very much inflated and race suspect tighter than the public is saying. to your point, will, setting up for a 2016 rematch, potentially, where the national media says oh, hillary clinton has a 90% chance of winning like they are saying right now with joe bidenth national numbers don't matters. what matters in the states where donald trump is going repeatedly time and time again to build up excitement and juice the turnout. we will see where that goes. part of what we saw this week we didn't see a bait.

you reference what was going to be the third now the second. we didn't have a debate dueling town halls. new questions about abc because if you look at the grilling that -- or excuse me the grilling that president trump got it was in quite contrast to what joe biden faced which was a bunch of softballs. here is some of the questions that were asked of biden at abc's town hall. listen. >> the supreme court is our next topic. the question questioner nathan osborn democrat. >> our country's first supreme court gave first rulings two blocks from here 1791 to 1800 and it's become more polarized since then. so what do you think about ideas from people like pete buttigieg and others to put in place safeguards that will help ensure more long term balance and stability? >> i want to give one more question from this segment mica hack state college pennsylvania. >> my youngest daughter is transgender. how will you, as president, reverse this dangerous and

discriminatory agenda and ensure that the lives and rights of lgbtq people are protected under u.s. law? pete: just regular democrats, right? i mean abc wants us to look past. i know how much preparation goes into town hall that fox news does and how carefully they vet. did abc think we might not look this stuff up. here is who those two participants are and background. nathan osborn is a former speech writer for obama. worked for the office of public affairs. commerce department. and other places. mieke haeck wife of a high profile pennsylvania democrat and at large member of the democrat committee in her county. not just democrats. you might say super democrat. will: you know, pete, jedediah, we were on "fox & friends" a little bit earlier this week. i reference this now becoming the worst magic act i never attended. pete: good analogy. will: i will see the cards under

your sleeve under the table. look how they are treated throughout the vast big media echo chamber. you researched the softball questions versus the hard pressing from savanna guthrie. you would be hard pressed not to see very different tones. referencing who those questions are asked by. democrats in the same administration as joe biden. there were those who criticized nbc for programming the trump town hall at the same time as joe biden's town hall. the moderators who are actively and openly anti-trump in the past, suppressing stories that might hurt joe biden again. it does not matter if you are left or right. it takes willful obtuseness. willful ignorance to not see. this is a terrible magic act. this is a trick being played on all of us to make fair decisions in this election. by the way, deputy communications director talked about those questions and what the media is doing to help prop

up joe biden. >> the media, joe biden's campaign and the presidential debate commission are trying to prop up a weak candidate with weak policies because they know that joe biden is held by the extreme radicals in the united states and he won't condemn them. he won't condemn things that would actually destroy the integrity of our nation like packing the supreme court. that would destroy jobs like stopping fracking in the united states and would destroy households like getting rid of the trump tax cuts. joe biden is a disaster but he has so many people in his corn tore try to prop him up along the way. president trump does this for one reason and one reason alone. it is the american people. and that's the fire to his fight. jedediah: i enjoyed the nbc format much more. savanna guthrie took heat because they felt she overstepped. it was a town hall a bit odd she was front and center more of an interview. i had more of an issue with the

format i like she went halder and heavy on questioning. you want push back to give you as an candidate an opportunity to show that you can be above some of that that you have answers to those questions. you want to be able to laugh things off when it's appropriate. you want to be able to answer hard hitting things when it's appropriate. i liked that format and thoroughly enjoyed it. i felt that the other one did a disservice to joe biden. it didn't enable him to show anything except for what we have seen already. it was very mellow. >> come on, man. jedediah: seemed like a nothing burger. more contentious on nbc but far more interesting. that's what politics is about. have you got to get people's attention to get them to follow what you are saying otherwise it's all lost. pete: it would be interesting if it once happened the other way around. it's not interesting to see a bruck grilled because it happens all the time that's what they do when they attack. when they do it one time in meaningful way to joe biden or a democrat that's when this will

become interesting. will willful i do agree with jedediah if you are standing face to face. firm foundation of truth. when you faced a investor sears can you come out looking better. will: correct. will: i like that situation president trump. did he come out looking better. pete: i agree with you on that. will: a an investigation is underway. a teenager beheaded a teacher for showing cartoons of the prophet moimed. officers opened fire on the teen after he threatened them with a knife. [shouting] the moscow born teen died in the confrontation. calling the beheld go ahead an islamist terrorist attack murdered for teaching freedom of expression. more than 370,000 mail-in ballot applications are rejected in pennsylvania. propublica reporting the application rejected because most of them were duplicate.

the state says voters may have mistakenly sent in more than one request, that's because people who voted in the june primaries may have requested a ballot for the general election. state officials say people will get their ballot in time. and the los angeles dodgers win game five of the nlcs after a very unique home run. >> high fly ball to left. back at the wall, it is gone. will: camper will smith hitting a three run home run off the brave's pitcher also named will smith. the dodgers won 7-3. atlanta still wins the series three games to two. you can catch game six tonight on fox. in the american league the houston astros are beating the tampa bay rays 7-4 to tie up the series. the astros at one point were down 3-0 in that series. was that a unique home run you were waiting to see. pete: it became a word thing. has will smith and will smith

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>> we don't have a minute to lose on this. worse than hillary. at least there was a ground

game. we need to do it differently than '16. we need to go in the different direction. we need more. we don't need less. jedediah: that's filmmaker michael moore sounding the alarm back in september on joe biden's ground game in michigan as concern grows once again the could lose that state. the president heading to the all modern battle ground state today. here with what we can expect debbie dingell. welcome to the show. thanks for being here here on this very important state, michigan. right now if you look rcp biden is at 51.1%. president trump is at 42.9%. what are the key issues here that should be talked about to michigan voters in order to get their attention? >> well, good morning. and it's always good to be with "fox & friends." >> there are a number of issues.

one is covid. michigan has seen the highest numbers since they have seen since april or may. you know there is some consternation on the heart of some people, including the president who tells our governor to open up michigan. but there are a lot of other people who have lost a lot 6 lives, i have a lot of friends one in four people have been unemployed in michigan. so it's a major issue. and he is gonna -- the whole masking issue. but then people are worried about jobs. we are one in four people without jobs. i was one of the people four years ago who said joe biden could win. nobody listened to me then. that is not a problem this we're. i think it's competitive too in michigan by the way. the fact of the matter is four years ago he said he would create more jobs. he would protect jobs. and just in my district alone i have got [inaudible] on lay off for almost a year and another that his line was shut down in

may. lost jobs here. those are two issues. healthcare broader issue. covid is part of that healthcare discussion. jedediah: yeah. obviously covid-19, the economy, the shutdowns. all incredibly important. i want to ask you about a moment that went viral a little bit with respect to senator feinstein. we saw the amy coney barrett hearings that were terribly civil. that's a good thing. they were able to get their work done. no personal attacks. and you saw an embrace of senator feinstein and lindsey graham that went viral because some on the left had a problem with that and they came out and said she shouldn't be doing that she shouldn't be embracing. this and i looked at that and i thought it was a great moment, actually, to see them come together and recognize that this process can and should be civil. what is your reaction to the backlash from some on the left to that moment the? >> i had a backlash for a different reason because i am somebody who said as leaders we

wear masks. we don't hug. we keep our social distancing. so, that was my reaction to it from that standpoint. i do believe in civility. i am somebody who respects each other. attacked me for being civil for listening to other people. the reason i'm supporting joe biden is because he doesn't think of us as red or blue. he is going to pull us together as americans and we are americans. back to 9/11. it was the worst time but in many ways it was the best of times. we all pulled together. happening in the senate is wrong. i don't think these hearings should be being rushed through but respectability, listening to each other and hearing each other's perspective. jedediah: congresswoman unfortunately we are out of time. if nothing else, civility should be embraced on both sides it. isn't always embraced on both sides but it should be. thank you for joining us today.

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and finally $6.4 million. that's how much baltimore congressional candidate kimberly klacik is reporting in fund raising. she says president trump helped boost her fundraising efforts after she shared her viral campaign video on twitter. all right. pete, over to you. pete: good job with the numbers, will. pete: pc culture and wokeness in america now making its way across the pond. next guest writing in a new op-ed we brits aren't enjoying america's export of political correctness and wish you would keep this stuff to yourselves. here is the growing ripple effect douglas murray author of the best selling book the madness of crowds. douglas, thank you so much for being here this morning one of the smartest guys we know. there is a lot to love as you say about america. what are we exporting to you that you would rather not have these days? >> there certainly is a lot to love and great to be back with you. i say that the problem is that america's culture wars keep on spilling out to the rest of english speaking world, not

least of my own country of great britain. a few years ago when the america had the sexual counter revolution of the me too moment it almost immediately flooded across the pond. it took down among others the then defense minister who had to resign it turned out 15 years earlier he had put his hand on a journalist's knee. it was very english sex scandal because it didn't involve any sex. and this sort of thing has become more and more common case after case. scenario after scenario. most recently, of course, by the importing into the u.k. of the very specific racial debate and discussion followed in the wake of the black lives matter movement. that movement, you know, what are can be said for and against it i went to seat first black lives matter and the demonstrators were marching with their hands in the air saying

hands up, don't shoot. all accompanied by unarmed british police officers who couldn't have shot them if they wanted to. so, the point i keep trying to make is, these debates just wash across the rest of the world. and frankly, a lot of the world doesn't really want them. pete: and we are seeing statues, winston churchill admiral that you probably are more familiar with than mine admiral nelson they are being told to be torn down as part of the culture of colonialism. what's the grievance there? that'>> that's right just as in america seconds toppling of confederates to the toppling of abraham lincoln and george washington and more so these sort of antifa and blm activists end up finding imitators. in great britain. in the u.k., we have the original anti-fascist.

winston churchill actual anti-fascist real thing. his statute repeat lid assailed by blm activists in the u.k. saying is he racist. just recently this week we have admiral nelson who died in 1805 on the great naval heroes of the u.k. >> called for his column and to be pulled down because of black lives matter. the greenwich maritime museum says admiral nelson's whole reputation now two centuries is being reassessed in the wake of black lives matter. and this is a problem as i say, this is totally imperfect fit but, you know, the dominance of american culture and, you know, has so much to be said for it. the american export of so many great things around the world. you could lilsz them. but this is a really negative thing that the rest of the world started to imitate american culture wars at home.

pete: such a great points. the man who defeated fascism is being targeted by anti-fascist, you couldn't make it up unless you wrote it in 1984. all right. douglas murray. thank you so much. we appreciate your insight. always. >> it's a great pleasure. pete: we will try to do better for you. up next, a young voter presses joe biden on what the democrat party is offering the black community. >> besides you ain't black what do you have to say to young black voters who see voting for you as further participation in a system that continually fails to protect them? pete: rob smith says biden's answer was just empty rhetoric. he joins us next. before the presidential debate kicks off question from our friends fox bet super 6 and here is the winning question. how many times will joe biden say the phrase come on, man? enter for a free chance to win $50,000. download the fox bet super 6 app. and six possible outcomes and watch the debate on fox news on thursday to see how it

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>> besides you ain't black what do you have to say to young black voters who see voting for you as further participation in a system that continually fails to protect them? >> well, i say, first of all, as my buddy john lewis said, it's a sacred opportunity to right the

vote. you can make a difference if young black women and vote you can determine the outcome of this election. >> did you hear what you needed to hear? >> i think. so. will: joe biden getting grilled by a young voter during abc's town hall. with a veiled swipe at these comments biden made back in may. >> if you have a problem figuring out whether you are for me or trump, then you ain't black. jedediah: here with how biden's message is resonating with young voters rob smith author of always a soldier host of the problematic podcast. thank you for being here. >> thank you. jedediah: my first reaction when i saw that clip great question asked of joe biden was there was no answer given. joe biden said nothing in response to that question. what was your reaction to his response? >> joe biden actually did say nothing. but, first of all, i want to congratulate abc for finding a real voter to ask a question in between obama's speech writers

and democrat operatives. so congratulations to them on that. but, as far as the answer that joe biden gave to this young black man and i listened to every second of that answer, it was empty, it was meandering. it was a bunch of rhetoric. i will tell you guys and a lot of people know the voter in me that voted for obama twice would have listened to that and loved it and been completely happy with it. but the voter in me that completely left the democrat party because they did nothing but empty rhetoric and no answers is rejecting that and i think that a lot of young african-american millennials right now are rejecting the empty rhetoric in favor of results. so, what these voters are asking. they are saying i am tired of the rhetoric. i'm tired of the me appear dering. what are the results? >> i think a lot of young black people. particularly black men are moving over to the right and moving over to republicans because we are seeing results. pete: the camera was on that voter. weighs asked if he was convinced. he didn't look very convinced. he was on camera. what are you going to say in

that moment? we want to get your take on another issue as well. the famous rapper actor ice cube was -- has talked about being willing to work with the trump campaign to work on things to benefit the black community. he had a appearance an canceled on cnn which he criticized their decision to do that then he was on cnn last night and here is a portion of what he said. >> i'm willing to work with both teams. i'm just working with whoever is willing to work with me. so, the trump campaign came to me and asked me to explain to them some of the contract with black america. that's what i did. i'm not playing no more of these games, these political games. we're not part of a team. we have very raw problems. especially the wealth gap in this country when it comes to black americans. so, i'm going to whoever is in power and i'm going to speak to them about our problems. will: rob, what else can you ask for the willness to listen, be

heard and talk to issues that can benefit people? >> i mean, can you. look, i think that ice cube is absolutely right on this. what african-americans need to stop doing and black americans need to stop doing you can't kauai cower in the democrat congress every time there is not a democrat in power. the interesting thing about the response to ice cube from the african-american community is one of the idiot phds on one of the other networks says trump is working with him because he thinks that black matters stupid. ice cube got the same criticism that a lot of black republicans did. he was called an uncle tom and coon. all of that stuff. the funny thing about this is he is not even republican. the only thing that he indicated was a willingness to work with the republican administration to benefit black america. that's a good thing. and like i said, i do believe that young black men are the swing voters in this election coming up. you will have more people that are tired of democrat empty promises, tired of their rhetoric and people with as much

power as ice cube, as people like the founder bob johnson are going to be willing to work with republican administrations because people are looking for results. it is about results, not rhetoric. will. >> rob ice cube had a great tweet about all the times he has been called a sell out and turned into success. i want to ask you about another rapper. all of us agree it's good if joe biden or president trump platinum plan addressed the very specific i that are needed within the black community. but i'm curious if you think this is also progress. did he announce that he was launching a new political party? this is what he tweeted i'm launching one of the boldest things i ever launched. i'm launching a black political party with some young black elected officials and it's activists it's called our black party. it doesn't matter if you are republican or democrat. rob, this country seems to be moving more and more into defining ourselves by race. while we want to address i. is it wise to address political

parties by race? >> i don't believe so. it seems a little separatist to me. when i saw the diddy stuff about the new black party. to me it looked like a pac and i guess i they are going to raise money for candidates didn't seem like a political party. i don't believe this is going to be something bipartisan. doesn't matter if you are republican or democrat. i don't believe so. i think that this is just another celebrity that is going to use people to funnel money to democratic candidates. this doesn't seem to me like something that is going to be on the level that is going to change anything. will: rob smith, really good stuff. thank you. >> thank you. jedediah: great point. best title of a podcast. rob smith is problematic. i love it. >> you guys should all listen. jedediah: all right. we are going to turn to some headlines for you now. disgraced chicago police isn't eddie johnson had the equivalent

of 10 drinks he was found passed out behind the wheel. that's according to a newly released report from the chicago inspector general's office it. says seven officers helped cover up the incident by not doing a thorough investigation and making false statements. all of the officers have been suspended. johnson was fired last year for lying about the incident. the supreme court will review census case. hear arguesments over whether the administration can exclude illegal immigrants from the count that's used to reallocate seats in congress. a lower court ruling blocks the president's push last month calling it unlawful. the supreme court hearing is scheduled for november 30th. and dale earhardt jr. is welcoming a new edition. he and his wife amy welcoming their second baby this week named nicole. the couple already have a 2-year-old daughter named isla darryl says his wife had a healthy pregnancy but felt longer because of the pandemic.

those are your headlines. will: all right. thanks, jedediah. adam klotz for the latest on the weather. that's up, adam? adam: good morning, guys. beginning to feel like winter in large portions of the country that will continue to be the case here as we move through this weekend. if you are in the midwest you are feeling some spots getting down to around freezing and no surprise when you see a number like 31 on the map. we have freeze watches and warnings that have settled down across the midwest. stretching nut appalachian mountains from places like louisville, up into detroit. columbus, cleveland, all areas where have you got those freeze warnings or watches. this is just one round of cold weather and unfortunately live there is going to be more back behind it. i will take you up into the northern plains. this is going to get into early tomorrow morning. you are seeing temperatures again dropping down into the low 20's out in front of. this that is snow falling. it's getting more and more like winter. not a big amount of snowfall. maybe some rain wrapping up into the great lakes. back along some of those higher elevations we could be talking f

snow. i'm not ready for it yet, guys. but winter is slowly coming this way. back out to you. >> thank you, adam. outrage grows over big tech censorship. now top bosses will be grilled on capitol hill this next week. senator marsha blackburn will join us. ♪ don't bring me down ♪ no, no, no, no, no. ♪ i tell you once more ♪ before i get off the floor ♪ don't bring me down ♪ down, down ♪ down, down. ♪ by getting vaccinated. if you're 65 or older, get the superior flu protection of fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the only 65+ flu vaccine with four times the standard dose. and it's free with medicare part b. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people

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will: outrage continues to grow following facebook and twitter censoring: the senate is now calling for the ceos of facebook twitter and google to

testify on capitol hill. here with what we can expect one of the senators grilling the tech ce. >> oz member of the judiciary committee author of the mind of a conservative woman marsha blackburn. what will you want to hear and what will you be asking these tech ceos? >> well, they are going to be coming before us on october 28th. at commerce committee we had actually subpoenaed them unanimous vote from the committee a couple of weeks ago. now they decided to appear voluntarily. so, what we are looking at which section 230 and the reforms that are going to be necessary for six 230. now, this deals with that liability protection shield that big tech has been hiding behind and censoring. using to censor conservatives censor many of our entertainers. and this is one of the things

that our legislation to online freedom and viewpoint diversity act which chairman wicker and chairman graham have eached joined me in this legislation. what we would do is turn that shield back into something that is transparent by saying here is when you can use it. here is when you cannot use it. and being explicit in that. also, defining who is a cob tents creator and moderator. will: senator, look who is going to be coming before you here are some of the ceos jack doorsy of twitter, mark zuckerberg of facebook. sundar pay could i of alphabet and google many worried about stepping private company and regulating speech. you are focusing specifically. i think it's important for everybody to understand on section 230 which provides

liability if you are a neutral platform and not a publisher. telling us how you might propose changes for oversight. here is the question, senator, why not take section 230 away. why not let these companies be liable to sue for what they may or may not plush? >> that's right. the reason as we have worked on this over the last seven years, the reason you do not take it away is because you wanted a competitive marketplace. and section 230 was put in place for new start businesses. this is something that was put there in the 1990s as the internet and these platforms were growing. they are no longer in their infancy. will: small companies but no longer to massive tech companies? >> that's right. will: we look forward to watching senator, very, very important issue. thank you for helping explain this morning. >> you got it. will: still ahead, october is national animal safety and protection month. diy expert chip wade is here with the best protection for your pet's needs

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now about a thousand home fires a month are actually started by our family pets and about 500,000 pets suffer from smoke inhalation annually. it's definitely something we need to consider. pet owners 46% of them actually don't know or don't actually have a carbon monoxide alarm. now, you should install these all throughout the house. what's most important is knowing when and how to replace them. you might know know that a smoke alarm actually needs to be replaced 10 years after it's manufacture date. they don't last forever even if the battery is good. quick way looking out look at the back. 10 years carbon monoxide alarms 7 to 10 years. i like it write my date of install on the side so it's easy and no mistakes are made. find out more about this at tina.com pet safety. this is the coolest smart collar i could find. it goes right on your dog. what's awesome is you could do

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okay, chip. let me know. email us if there is a cat collar. wade, chip, thank you very much. the media covers up explosive hunter biden report. one reporter actually asked joe about it. his response top of the hour. a live bookkeeper is helping customize quickbooks for me. okay, you're all set up. thanks! that was my business gi, this one's casual. get set up right with a live bookkeeper with intuit quickbooks.

♪ you got to go deep ♪ way on back ♪ few cleats ♪ jedediah: rascal flatts. that's some good stuff. welcome to the am hour. will cain and pete hegseth lots of fun. dogs made i'm feeling happier sings i have seen them. will: pete is a cat guy. not much we can do about that. it's a dog show. it's a dog country, truthfully. pete: free country, except for my cats which should not be

allowed to roam free, indoor, outdoor, starting to go in the neighbor's lawns and i don't know how to control that i would like to know whether a shock collar is okay for cats. will: the answer is yes. pete: answer is yes keep them on my property. totally fine. jedediah: this is how do you it, pete. here kitty, kitty. here, kitty, kitty. no shock collar. will: it doesn't work. pete: kitty, kitty here doesn't always work. find out and bring it to you. big news this morning. president trump hitting the campaign trail in florida and georgia. the president slamming the bidens, calling them an organized crime family. lucas tomlinson joins us live from washington with more as fox obtains more hunter biden emails. lucas, good morning? >> good morning, guys. the fbi is now investigating the see of rushes behind these emails. hitting the campaign trail in florida and georgia? >> i will bet you hunter is the middleman. is he collecting. is he like a vacuum cleaner he

follows his father around collecting. hunter made no money until his father became vice president. i will tell you what, it's an organized crime family as far as i'm concerned. >> in 2014 hunter biden was struggling with a crack addiction and needed income provided by energy company burisma hoping to use influence as the vice president's son. in a trove of emails, rudy giuliani says he obtained from the abandoned laptop computer at a repair shop in delaware given to him by the blind owner. one email says a burisma adviser allegedly told hunter biden, quote: we urgently need your advice and how you can use your influence to convey a message signal et cetera to stop what we consider to be politically motivated actions. in a tweet doj and fbi needs to open a criminal investigation into the biden family's global pay-to-play operation. president trump will be hitting the campaign trail today going to michigan and wisconsin, key battle ground states that he narrowly won by a razor thin

margin in 2016 that he needs to -- will: thank you very much. two important angles to this story. are the allegations true. many now have been authenticated where the emails originated from and how the laptop ended up at a shop. both of those details seems to have been authenticate you had is this important and accurate information that you should have access to when factoring in who you might vote for? according to many in the media, know, you should not be hearing these details or reading these stories or devote any minutes of coverage to these hunter biden stories. this is what went down on many mainstream media outlets over the past several days. abc zero minutes of coverage. cnn zero minutes of coverage. nbc, 45 seconds of coverage. cbs and msnbc both stretched their legs into a little over 44 minutes of coverage in a 92-hour period. again, is potential influence peddling important to how you decide this country will be run?

more importantly, perhaps, should you even be allowed to factor that into your decision-making jedediah? jedediah: yeah, i don't even know what world we are living in anymore that you can't ask a question. a story like this comes out your gut reaction should be all right let's figure out if it's true? let's dig in instead of let's push it to the side and hope it goes away or let's ignore it or frankly let's believe everything in it in second one. there is a lack of interest that's really concerning in terms of getting to the bottom election season i get it everyone wants to stay in political lane. disservice to the voters when you don't ask the important questions. they were retweeting the story without commentary and took heat for doing that on social media which is absolutely absurd. if you go directly to joe biden though, it's interesting what he had to say. he was asked about this story in particular on friday, and this is his response. >> mr. biden, [inaudible] >> i know you would ask it.

i have no responses. another smear campaign. right up your alley. those are the questions you always asked. pete: i have no response they won't press it on me and i know they are my friends. another smear campaign which won't be proven by the so-called mainstream networks because they won't cover it. here is what we know hunter biden dropped off a laptop. the contract said 90 days later it's not his property anymore. the guy who had it at the shop turned it into the fbi and has it. these emails have been confirmed by people who receive them as well as valid. will, you mentioned the two questions. and they are right. i would add a third. what did joe biden know? how involved was he? you know, these emails refer to i have got to get 10% to pops or 50% to pops in multiple emails he is referring to his father. clearly using his father's leverage to get the access and the money. joe biden said he didn't know anything about. it was this guy just running around like a vacuum cleaner sucking up the fumes of his

father's vice presidency or did joe biden know exactly what hunter biden was doing or at least another tacit knowledge to know hey, he is making some shady deals and i know if he asks for a meeting i should probably take it and call continue formal and just the meeting itself is enough to solidify more money for hunter and maybe more money shows up in my account. i don't know. those are the types of questions that you would want to be asked of someone who wants to be the leader of the free world staring down ukraine, staring down the communist chinese. that's what the "new york post" put out there. that's what they -- it wasn't hacked material. this guy got the material through the laptop that was forfeited by hunter biden. it's all excuses to suppress it. i believe we have the cover of the "new york post" this morning. it says twit for tat. and what has happened to the "new york post" now is their twitter feed has been suppressed until they delete their own reporting. i can't think ofanything more da social media company blocking a

publisher, the fourth largest newspaper in america saying you can't tweet anymore until your own reporting own reporting unbelievable. that's why when you look at tech executives testifying will we get answers? will: joe biden's role in this scandal obviously center to the entire issue. when i bring up scandals and break it down into two areas the actual content of the scandal, of potential influence peddling is one scandal. what might be the bigger scandal is the suppression of information from the american voter, from the american consumer. twitter, facebook, social media companies not even allowing to you know about this story might be the biggest scandal involved because it means we don't get full information on our decision-making in this country. republican national committee has now filed an fec complaint against those big tech ceos this is what they said as of this filing twitter is engaged in arguably the most brazen act

of country's history doing so for the clear purpose of supporting the biden campaign. democrat media consultants can only dream of such abilities through add holy spirit hock media oppression media critical of biden. biden is making illegal corporate inkind conviction as it provides unheard media services for joe biden's campaign. an electorate, jedediah, has to be informed. we are watching information suppressed. jedediah: it's not job what should and shouldn't seen. seems driven. it's hard to tell what deserves being flagged? if it's that type of source it's no good and that type of source okay. always seems to fall on one side where you want that information suppressed where it comes on one side of the aisle and issue that may hurt them and not the other. this is deeply disturbing. especially because social media emerged as a vehicle to go straight to the people. right?

those stories were supposed to bypass you know, many mainstream media outlets and supposed to go straight to the people where you get a lot of your news these days. many people don't turn tv on. they pick it up and hard reality and scroll through and that's how they get their information or lack thereof. that's the problem. senator marsha blackburn was on earlier and she weighed in on section 230 and big tech censoring and more. >> we are looking at section 230 and the reforms that are going to be necessary for section 230. now, this deals with that liability protection shield that big tech has been hiding behind and censoring. using to censor conservatives, censor many of our entertainers. and this is one of the things that our legislation, the online freedom and viewpoint diversity act which chairman wicker and chairman graham have each joined me in this legislation what we

would do turn that shield back into something transparent. here is when you can use it. here is when you cannot use it. pete: we know exactly what this is. it's utterly predictable. we remember the reaction from 2016 a lot of the tech companies were browbeat for allowing donald trump, allowing republicans to actually be a part of the conversation and they effectively said never again. we showed graphic 99% of convictions are given to democrats. they are on hyper drive to suppress anything that would hurt joe or anything that would help donald trump. this past week in addition to the presidential election amy coney barrett did a fantastic job testifying. they really had nothing to bring at her. what became part of the conversation was senator feinstein ranking member as is lindsey graham. this exchange that they had at the committee hearing where they

hugged showed collegiality and the left is going after dianne feinstein for befriending lindsey graham and not going hard enough on amy coney barrett. will, we talk about cancel culture all the time. how quickly it can happen to someone who has been a part of the democrat establishment forever. now she is not good enough. will: there is no protection from cancel culture. there is no one who is safe from woke political correctness. you must parrot ideas or we will rename the school named after you. that's the current movement to rename dian dianne feinstein elementary schools. fall in line. that's all you have to understand. fall in line is the message over and over: jedediah: is a line parrot or excommunicated so to speak. really disturbing. if that's the state of affairs

in 2020 when it comes to politicians and politics we are all in trouble. no one can have a nuanced thought. no one can deviate ever that real debate and discussion is not welcome anymore in american politics. that's the whole purpose of american politics is to figure stuff out. and we are not -- the same way dedo on this show every day. we figure stuff out. talk to each other. go back and forth. sometimes we agree and disagree. we counts on lawmakers to do it. they are responsible for policy. it's even more imperative that they be able to sit across the table and hear each other out. that should be celebrated and not condemned. pete: yeah, remember, the only reasons the hearings this week were civil is because amy coney barrett is a bona fide boy scout who they had nothing on. and if they thought they had anything, they would have made it about that instead she held up her empty note pad. i don't need notes. you do. next. turning now to your headlines. we have a few this morning. the kansas city police officer critical condition after being shot in the line of duty. officials say he came under fire while responding to a call from

a man who says he was being threatened with a gun. another man shot. in serious condition. of the suspected gunman barricaded himself inside a home for several hours before surrendering to police. and a federal judge rules five men accused of plotting to kidnap michigan's governor can go to trial. the judge says there is enough evidence to try the suspect. their cases will now go to a grand jury who will decide whether to indict them. they could face life in prison if convicted. at least 13 men are arrested in connection with to the foiled plot. a rally crowd gives a standing ovation to 100-year-old veteran after president trump gives them a shoutout. >> 1-year-old veteran right here. [cheers and applause] wow. pete: that's an awesome moment. happened at the president wants rally in florida and those are your headlines. world war ii vet recognize them every chance you get.

will: really cool. still ahead. joe biden answering questions from voters at this week's town hall. but it turns out those voters have major ties to democrats. one even wrote speeches for obama. former clinton strategist mark penn on the growing backlash next. ♪ what if i sleep hot? ...or cold? introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed.

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and discriminatory agenda? jedediah: joe biden answering questions from voters high profile democrats town hall on thursday one who worked as a speech writer in the obama administration. here to react to the backlash clinton strategist and chairman of the harris poll mark penn. mark, you see this stuff and it's deeply concerning because you want to believe that these town halls exist to give regular people a chance to voice their questions. that's not what's happening in many cases. is this a big issue? >> news flash every campaign tries to get variables. and some people who are favorable get. in i don't think this is a particularly big issue. bigger issue is a poll question we had recently where we ask people is the press easy or hard on president trump? 60, 65 percent said hard. and then we said are they easy or hard on joe biden? and 60, 65 percent said easy.

so i think that the disparity of treatment overall is really the big issue. and the public sees that. and is wondering can they rely on the media anymore given this disparity in the questions they do and the things they set up. that's the big issue. jedediah: but the problem is that it looks strategic. and it very well may be strategic. the reality there is a difference between a republican or democrat asking a question. political operative for many years and has a very specific political agenda asking a question. is it not a distinction and oftentimes the audience isn't aware of that unless cases like this are divulged. >> of course it's a distinction. people are spontaneous natural voters. my point is on the other hand we have a cynical electorate that

also realizes that more likely than not, the voters participating in these things are not. you know, in fact, it's very hard to find really neutral people, you know, in a race where under 10% undecided. jedediah: mark, honestly, mark, if that's the case the whole thing is a sham, right? then why do it at all in the whole point is to get to the heart of voters. if you are just trying to strategically place people for a political agenda to say this or that. that's not a town hall. so let's just call it what it is now. let's get rid of the town hall all together and say this is an event for strategically chosen operatives political campaigns proceed. >> trump had people who are favorable to him at the this is not just about democrats it's on both sides. >> these town halls, look, isn't it better to have a press that asks good questions about the issues than it is to try to set up a town hall? look, sometimes we have had some

good debates with real voters when they are really screened well. hastily put together. jedediah: i hate to interrupt you. we have to wrap. but, love having this conversation with you and hope to have more coming up. thank you so much, mark. >> thank you. jedediah: coming up, we have got joe biden admitting that he made a mistake when he backed the 1994 crime bill. is it too littles too late? dr. carol swain is coming up next. don't miss it. look here, it's your very own all-in-one

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and the president's university of new york resigns after coronavirus outbreak on the campus. the school's worst covid-19 outbreak forcing it to shut down in person. more than 700 people have tested positive for covid-19 at the school since late august. pete in. pete: thank you, will. joe biden admitting during the abc town hall that his support for the 1994 crime bill was a, quote, mistake. >> was it mass stake to support it? >> yes, it was. but here is where the mistake came. the mistake came in terms of what the states did locally. what we did federally we said was -- you remember, george, it was all about the same time for the same crime. pete: next guest calls his meaningless. dr. carol swain. thank you for being here. he didn't just vote for this bill in 1994. he was one of the leaders of it, yet, he was saying it wasn't me,

just a mistake. >> right, he helped craft that bill. he worked alongside segregationists to write the bill. it's part of his long history on race which is far worse than anything president trump has been accused of doing when it comes to race. joe biden is responsible for the disparity in how crack cocaine and powdered cocaine were treated as well as the sentencing guidelines that made it difficult for judges to adjust sentences or for people who get parole. pete: help me out here because his answer was confusing. he basically said well, the states messed it up. well the biden campaign tried to clarify what joe biden was saying because none of us could make sense of it. and this is what they said. they said v.p. biden was talking about the '86 crime bill. that's the one that included

mandatory minimum for drug offenses. in fact, the 1994 crime bill did not. which was what vp and george were discussing. so, 86 or 94, he is still a senator still pushing it. what are they trying to explain away here? >> well, first of all, that joe biden has called the 1994 crime bill the biden bill. is he responsible for that bill. and as part of that bill, people that were convicted of crimes had to serve 85% of their sentence. it did make it more difficult for people to be paroled. it pushed the building of more and more prisons. when you build prisons, you have to fill them up. they were filled up for the most part with racial and ethnic minorities, black men and women. and these are the people that the democrats are saying trust me, trust me president trump's

first step act in 2018 was a correction. joe biden is late. is he always late. hhe cannot excuse away or explan away his involvement it's the biden crime bill. pete: it's his record, absolutely. doctor, i have to ask you about this second story. you know about what happens in academia when it comes to the proliferation of bad ideas, often. the university of minnesota has now started a 12 step recovering from white news. here is four of them. picked just four not to go through all 12. acknowledge how white supremacist teaching integrated in our mind. step 5 confess mistakes and failings. step 6 deconstruct previous ways of knowing. so, white kids, any background

goes into this class and they are told how bad they and the entire system is? that's the course? >> first of all, the critical race theorist. that's critical theory it argues if you are born with white skin, you are white supremacists. you need to divest yourself of whiteness. now they are treating your skin color as a disease. as a disease it is disturbing and violation of the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment and the discrimination that is taking place now under this social justice, i believe that people need to push back against it. regardless of your race, whether you are white, black, asian, whatever. this is not good. this is unamerican. we have to stand up to it. it's not acceptable to shame young white kids. if it's wrong to do to black youth, it's also wrong to do to

white youth. and white adults. and for people that are going along with it, you are wrong. you need to stand up to it. >> my friend will cain has pointed out stop treating people as individuals. lump them back into groups for things they can't affect and go backwards as a result. dr. carol swain, thank you so much for your insight on this we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: president trump campaigning in wisconsin today. what will it take to win in the battle ground state? we will ask sean duffy and rachel campos-duffy, both on site on location together next. ♪ ♪ but now quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks.

♪ ♪ pete: shot of the morning. not a rock concert rally for president trump. that is vernon jones crowd surfing at the georgia rally. you. will: waiting for the social distancing comments to come in. pledge of allegiance before diving into the crowd to get them pumped up. the president's arrival. jedediah: jones, who is a democrat, has endorsed president trump.

jedediah: interesting. we have two great guests for you right now, sean duffy, former wisconsin congressman and rachel campos-duffy host of moms on fox nation which is one of my favorite shows to watch on fox nation. welcome both of you. it is so great to have you both here together. >> good morning. jedediah: amazing. we have been waiting for this. >> good morning. good to be with you too. >> we have been waiting, too. jedediah: great news, sean, that you have joined the team on a big news day and the next 17 days are going to be intense. glad to have you here. we are looking at president trump's upcoming campaign stops and if you take a look we're going to show them on the screen. but the place we want to talk to you about is wisconsin. which is your home state. what are you hearing on the ground in wisconsin it's a pivotal state obviously a lot of eyes are going to be on in the next few weeks. what you are hearing from voters right now. >> first of all in wisconsin like around the country there is incredible enthusiasm for president trump. the week that president trump got coronavirus he was supposed to be in janesville, wisconsin,

is he going to be in janesville today. what i think is happening right now, if you look at the week of the debate and look at the week of coronavirus for president trump, he was cascaded in the polls. that was the same week about as billie bush in 2016. and since that time, president trump has been coming back and i think that the factors joe biden tapes have come out angered the. >> you mean hunter biden. >> hunter biden. thankful i have rachel here. also facebook and twitter censoring information has really angered people and on top of that joe biden wanting to pack the courts i think has made people think maybe he is not a moderate. i think he is a left winger. all those things together has created a surge for president trump in our state. many people are writing this race off like in 2016. this is far from over. i don't think people are picking up the enthusiasm gap on the two sides of the aisle. >> or the ground game. quick note. the ground game. so the trump team is going door

to door. i keep saying this. there are no biden people going door to door. they have made a decision that because of coronavirus they are not even going to put on a mask and hit doors. both of us know doors work. and that's why trump has been automatically able to identify more voters persuadables and i think that's going to make a difference on the ground. >> and he is talking to them. pete: sean, it's great to see you. we are glad you are out of cnn jail. very happy you are here. >> thank you, pete. good to be home. pete: we love having you here. rachel, thank you for being his translator. i have got to get both of your take on this. this is the headline from axios. caught my eye. trump's advisers brace for loss. point fixers, there is anonymous sources in here say hey, the polls look bad. not feeling very good. you mentioned it a little bit. you know people involved in the campaign also as well as the folks in small towns and across wisconsin and across america. what's the real story about how people are feeling about the

race right now? >> in my opinion the campaign looks at this really close it. could go either way. the thought that the campaign is trying to cya and, you know, basically anticipate a loss is absolutely not true. there is still a great deal of optimism with the trump campaign. one of problems we have pete, the republicans the trump campaign is getting out spent like 5 to 1. 6 to 1 in wisconsin. i love that democrats complain about dark money and money in politics big banks putting known in. democrats are aligned with big business they get all this cash. republicans are raising money from small donors. had t. has really mattered for democrats to get joe biden's message out on the airwaves. why it's important for president trump to do these events in states when he does that he gets decide and local coverage and gets his message out that way. >> can i make one point, pete in conservatives are making a

mistake in focusing exclusively on big tech censorship. i think this is a story about corruption first and foremost. a story that has corrupted our foreign policy. we now know why joe biden said, you know, oh, the chinese, they are not bad people. now we know why he said that he was making money of this. and the emails are damning. i know you talked about that earlier today and so i think big tech censorship is huge. it's a long-term problem. something we have been dealing with for a while. but as conservatives. the main and as americans, in general, the main issue and the main reason we need to get this story out right now is that this is somebody who is compromised in his foreign policy. rachel you and i hosted this show together a few weeks ago. you have to forgive me is it 7 or 9 kids you and sean have. it was a lot. i just remember it was a lot. >> nine. in fact, i just texted them because i heard little -- i said

stop, stop, stop making noise. will: nine kids makes you both experts on any topic when it comes to parenting. pete accused me a moment ago of almost losing my mind on this i will try to ask it. disney plus is adding negative depiction movies to movies like peter pan and dumbo to curb stereotypes. this program includes negative depictions and or mistreatment of people or culture. for the life of me, rachel, i can't -- i don't know that i have ever seen dumbo by the way. i can't remember offensive things in peter pan, but i just -- i don't know where we are going here. i don't know where we are going to continuing to censor everything. >> right. so, listen, i looked at this. i'm okay with, you know, first of all, i want a disclaimer on robin hood because that was definitely very pro-socialism. so that was 1953 movie. so weekend do this all day long. i think the main thing is how

far does this go? is it just a disclaimer? are they going to start taking out scenes? are they going to start censoring it all together? are we not going to have a peter pan ride at disney anymore? these are all questions we have. are we raising kids to learn from history or to just be offended by everything and so we have white wash everything and take it away so their feelings are not hurt? also, i think what's important is that disney has a group of advisers who are helping them decide which films. and if you look at them, they are very left leaning groups, glad, the lgbtq group. it is the black and asian film critics association. i see no one from a more traditional parenting group that is also advising. because we know that on disney plus they also have these sitcoms that are tackling a lot of sexuality and gender issues. and so i don't think anyone on the traditional side is advising disney and that's something parents need to be concerned about. >> they should get the aarp to

advise in 101 ageism or sleeping beauty in wicked witch has to advise on ageism. >> good point. pete: all fair play. jedediah: we have a statement from the walt disney these stereo types were wrong now and wrong now rather than remove in content we want to acknowledge its harmful impact, learn from it and spark conversation to create a more inclusive future together. disney is committed to creating stories with inspirational and aspirational themes rich diversity of experience around the global. now it looks like they are not going to remove content or censor it but just provide these disclaimers. your reaction? >> that may be true. i don't believe it. i think it's always a slippery slope. the translation is also don't worry every other movie we do moving forward will be very woke. >> very woke. pete: yep, that is the standard. all right, rachel campos duffy, sean duffy, we love seeing you.

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wilt heads of twitter facebook and google are called to testify before the senate over accusations of censorship. still holding its account hostage over hunter biden email story. the "wall street journal" editorial board blasting twitter's so-called censors saying censors have an opportunitsenators have a chancy

matters. james freeman joins us. thank you for being here. we have been talking about it this morning. i don't think it can be overstated how dangerous this is to a free society. but help everyone understand a private company decides what to promote and not promote. why is that a controversy. >> there is nothing wrong with twitter deciding that they are going to be a left wing media publisher that's allowed. they are free to do it. what they cannot do is say we are an open communication platform, enjoy the protections of section 230 that we have all heard about which protects companies that are running an open platform if they make good faith efforts to take down violent or obscene material. using that excuse to take down opinions twitter doesn't like is not valid. so just to be clear for everybody, twitte twit twitter's

blocking of the biden scandal protection of news is not protected by section 230 or any other clause. they are free to do. this but, if they are going to be a left wing publisher, they are going to lose the protections of that law. it doesn't mean you need to repeal it. you simply need judges like justice clarence thomas and judge amy coney barrett who are textualists to interpret the law as it was written. it's been misinterpreted by some judges to give this incredibly broad protection to silicon valley. that's not how it was written. it was simply meant to allow networks to take down obscene material, violent material, not to suppress stories they don't like. will: they have gone through every explanation. none of which has held up. hacking no it's not. whether or not it's true. yes, it's been affirmed at this point that much of that information has turned out to be true.

so, i want to last ask you. this it gets confusing. section 230 of the decency act can water eyes over. the point you are making is these big tech companies have been afforded a privilege by the government. a privilege of being protected by liability. >> if you are going to be a publisher with a bias you should not receive that privilege. we had senator marsha blackburn on earlier james. i want to see if you agree with this. you don't have to repeal section 230. you don't apply it to big tech companies. it's still available to small tech companies. is that the appropriate solution you would like to hear from our legislature? >> well, i think she is raising a good point. we heard it from the founder of parlor, which is a new -- one of the upstarts trying to challenge the big tech companies on show this week. you want this protection for the small players and for everywhere player. it just can't be so broad that it's open for abuse. will: up against tight time. i appreciate that perspective in helping us understand the issue.

thank you james from the "wall street journal." >> thanks. will: in jeopardy after being delayed last week. this covid-19 scare and spread across the league continues. ♪

pete: welcome back the patriots game may be sidelined calling off practice yesterday after another player tested positive for covid-19. will: combings amid false alarms. false positive test results halted operations the atlanta falcons also returning to work after the facilities closed following a personnel official's positive test. pete: here too react is fox

sports reporter jen hale. always love having you. is the nfl looking at a problem here as far as the ability for the season to progress more or less normally? >> good morning, guys. yes, covid is getting crazy. and then this morning here in jacksonville we are just getting news that is a positive on the practice squad here. so, as of late yesterday, the jag gawrs have been working on a new protocol with the nfl? is there a problem? i would actually say the protocols are working because you are identifying these individual cases, isolating them and preventing a spread. the only widespread cases we have seen with wherein the titans. so it seems like if you adhere to the protocols and identify the problem and isolate it, you can continue to play safely. and while i'm hearing from coaches and players that, yes, this is aggravating. this is frustrating. they also think it's worth it to keep playing and keep playing safely. will: jen, i want to save time to talk about the games that are going to be covered tomorrow. i don't know. this what's the threshold for delaying a game like the

patriots game last week. how many positive tests before a game is pushed off a week? >> it's a case-by-case basis it. depends how many players from the same position groups. how many starters. obviously it's the last case scenario, the last resort for the league. in some cases obviously we have seen it be necessary. right now saying the broncos still planning to go to foxborough. >> case by case. really quickly, jen. panthers, bears tomorrow is that what you have? >> no, i am actually in jacksonville. if you are looking at my top three games, of course you have got to start with those perfect 4-0 packers vs. the bucks. can you believe this is only the third timed in history aaron rogers and tom brady have started a game against each other. also crazy the packers on crazy scoring fair. they get devaugntah adams back but might get chris back we shall see. panthers at bears. that's another big one i'm looking at. two teams drastically outpacing expectations. can matt rule and bridgewater

make it 4 and a row, i say yes. jacksonville keep a look out for the run game. why? adrian peterson outrunning father todd for the loings. james robinson, you haven't heard of it. undrafted rookie out of illinois state right now is fifth in the league in scrimmage yards great underdog. will: be watching, jen. thank you so much. be watching all of those games and sending our prayers to dak prescott as well. thank you for your time. general hale. before the presidential debate kicks off we asked fox bet super 6 here is the winning question. how many times will joe biden say the phrase come on man. enter for a chance to win $50,000. download the fox bet super 6 app. and play the presidential debate game. pick six possible outcomes and watch the debate on fox news and see thursday how it all unfolds. download the fox bet super 6 app. now to get started. pete: i have got two. two times. will: six easy. on come on man?

pete: we will see. still ahead. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany top of the hour. don't go away. ♪ ♪ ...

>> ♪ ♪ pete: happy saturday welcome to the fourth hour of fox & friends , it is a beautiful, if not colder saturday here in new york city and we're excited you're here with us this morning good morning to you, jedediah. jedediah: good morning to both of you and i feel like that period of time where you get a fall or a spring is vanishing and we just go from summer to winter. please give us, just a little bit of a fall be amazing. pete: we got a little bit of it yesterday we cranked the heat up on the pool for just one more day and it was raining cold outside but we sat in the pool,

our energy bill is going to be ridiculous but you just squeeze that one little juice out of it when you can and also gunnar, boone, the rest of the family be nice to grandma and grandpa, you got seven kids and grandma and grandpa are a little overwhelmed so behave this last hour. we got a little news this morning as well joe biden dismisses the question about the new york post story on his son hunter's alleged e-mail calling it a smear campaign, lucas tomlinson joins us with washington with more on biden' response. reporter: the fbi is now investigating to see if russia is behind these e-mails as you mentioned the subject didn't come up in abc's town hall thursday night but a reporter took a shot at it yesterday. >> i know you'd ask it i have no responses another smear campaign right up your allie those are the questions you always ask. reporter: in 2014, hunter biden was struggling with an addiction of crack and needed the income provided by

the ukrainian energy company hoping to use his influence as the vice president's son and that e-mails rudy giuliani obtained from an abandoned laptop computer in delaware, and an advisor allegedly told hunter biden we urgently need your advice in out you could influence to convey a message to stop what we consider to be politically motivated actions and the fbi and doj need to open a criminal investigation into the biden family's global pay-to -play operation. now president trump hits the critical battleground states of michigan and wisconsin today states he narrowly won in 2016 and he'll need those states to pull off another upset in the next few weeks guys. will: lucas thank you so much, so, let's get a response to that from joe biden, suggesting he has no response to the stories about hunter biden, from white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany, who last night tweeted she is covid-clear, tested negative so she's joining us from the north lawn at the white house, kayleigh that's good news

happy to have you with us this morning. >> thank you great to join you. will: so what's your response, kayleigh you heard in lucas' piece that joe biden has no response to the stories about hunter biden. he is considering it a smear campaign. >> it's not a smear campaign. as reported on fox news last night, sources on the e-mail corroborated that these e-mails are in fact legitimate and authentic, but this is amazing. this is the least scrutinized candidate for president in the united states history he doesn't have to answer about packing the court he doesn't have to answer about real questions of using his influence to enrich his son, and we know according to the fox reporting that the line in the e-mail that said make sure i get ten for the big guy reportedly the big guy was joe biden. it's incredible and he's not scrutinized and shame on the media for not asking him these questions. jedediah: kayleigh, you no one of the reasons i think he's not feeling pressured to answer is because from his perspective, he's looking at the polling and he's saying i'm ahead. he likely is looking at issues

like covid-19 and the economy and saying those are going to be the key issues on voter's minds when they step into the voting booth so is he wrong on that? should he be addressing the hunter biden story or is he going to get away with just not answering it because maybe voter s don't care that much? >> i think voters do care about this. they want answers and because of twitter censorship, ironically, more people know about the hunter biden story than ever before, and look, you know, peter doocy always asked him a tough question so good for fox news for scrutinizing joe biden, but the fact that he went through an hour-long abc news town hall, more than an hour, was not asked one question about hunter biden while president trump was repeatedly interrupted in an incredible job on nbc. he answers questions every day on his way to marine one, in the press briefing room and joe biden just believes he can hang out in his basement on the way to the presidency. pop by a few states and never answer any tough questions. pete: yeah not only does it expand the new york post story

but also employee ands the story of twitter suppression not only is the new york post account being suppressed your account has been as well and they are effectively saying you've got to delete the tweet in order to open your account back up its happened to me and a lot of people but on wednesday, big tech executives are being called to testify, the twitter ceo, the facebook ceo, the ceo of alphabet and google as well will be asked questions and this comes as the rnc has filed a complaint with the sec about what twitter and they said as of this filing twitter is engaged in the unprecedented act of media suppression in this country's history and doing so for the clear purpose of supporting the biden campaign. democrat media consultants can only dream of such abilities through its ad hoc partisan oppression of media critical of biden twitter is making in legal in kind contributions as it provides unheard of media services for joe biden's campaign. what's the plan, kayleigh, to get past this some you know, twitter was used, is used by the president to get past the

so-called mainstream media and speak straight to people, how do you use these last 17 days to cut through this utter bias? >> yes, i think america will see this next friday when jack d orsey testifies. good for senator ted cruz and the senate judiciary committee for calling him forward and for putting light on this. look this is what happens in north korea, in china, in iran. they sensor voices and news organizations and it shouldn't happen in the united states of america and you had these fourth largest newspaper in this country, the new york post, publishing this , and then being censored. this happens in dictatorship and rogue regimes and it doesn't happen here and friday america will see this first-hand. will: one distinction kayleigh is those were all censorship from government level. this is censorship from a private company level. that being said, it's a private company that receives government protection in the form of section 230 of the communication decency act. we've had marsha blackburn on this morning and we know they are going before the senate many

tech ceo's that will revisit that section 230. what is the administration's outlook on whether or not these tech companies should be receiving that kind of protection? what does the administration specifically think about section 230 applied to twitter, facebook and google? >> president trump mentioned this he said twitter if you don't get your act together i'll takeaway section 230 and advocate for that because section 230 came around when these big tech companies were little tech companies trying to grow and they got these, as you mentioned, liability shields in the form of section 230, but now these liability shields make it impossible for the average american citizen sitting at home who wants to share their voice to try to hold these companies accountable, so president has said, hey if you don't get your act together section 230, it needs to go. jedediah: kayleigh we're getting very close to election day. just 17 days until the election, five days until the next debate. if we take a look at president trump's upcoming campaign stops we can put those up for everyone they are quite plentiful he's

getting out there i believe he's in wisconsin today but you can see making numerous stops over the next few days, so what is the strategy here moving ahead particularly with respect to the next debate, both candidates lost the opportunity to debate this past week, they each did individual town halls but that's not quite the same as going head -to-head on a debate stage. what's his strategy right now? >> so president trump's strategy is to work for the vote of the american people. it's why he'll be in two states today, he'll have two rallies tomorrow, two more in arizona on monday, and he's going all-in. he is going to take his message to the american people and it's a winning one, president trump can say, i took the slowest economic recovery under joe biden and barack obama and i brought you the hottest economy in modern history, we're seeing growth like never before right now as if this economy is in a v -shaped recovery health care cost for the first time in this country since obamacare's passage are coming down drug costs are coming down because of president trump, fixing the disaster biden and obama left and on covid look this

president, he's been through covid himself, he's going to talk directly to the american people on that debate stage about his experience, and talk about his great response to covid when you look at the fact of the therapeutics he developed the vaccine in record time by the end of the year. pete: kayleigh in 2016 the group think was that hillary clinton would win all the way up to election day. the polls nationally had her ahead. a lot of people so-called are pointing to what they say is a biden lead naturally double-digit lead insurmountable he's going to win yet the biden campaign manager recently in a grassroots call said this. she said please take the fact that we're not ahead by double-digits. those are inflated national public polling numbers. how inflated are these national numbers for the biden folks these days? >> we believe they are very much inflated when you look at public polling it's designed to shape public opinion not gauge it and rush limbaugh did a really nice job exposing some of these polls on his show the

other day had a polster on and he said the poll that matter s is this one. who do you think your neighbor is voting for andrew teenly, president trump wins when that question is asked because the trump base they don't want to talk to polsters and a lot of them don't want to publicly share their support for the president because they will be scrutinized, attacked, demonized but make no mistake the trump coalition shows up and on november 3 they will be showing up to reelect this president. pete: there is only one day, could be a week that ultimately matters none of the polls do except for the egg they get in their face if and when they are wrong. kayleigh mcenany, thank you so much, we're glad you're healthy great to see you at the white house and we hope you'll come back soon. >> anytime, thank you. pete: you got it. jed over to you. jedediah: we're going to turn to headlines now, a man pleads not guilty to attempted murder charges after he was caught on camera brutally attacking an officer. surveillance video shows jose gu sman grabbing the cop's gun and repeatedly hitting him in the head with it inside an la police station and officers

opened fire on gusman, as he took off running it's unclear how he got inside the station, he is held on a $2 million bail. >> and michigan sees a rare and early snowfall this month for the third time in history. snow flurries blanketed the states upper and lower peninsula and near whiteout conditions in the city of marquette. the snow quickly melted due to warm temperatures but in wisconsin people woke up to blizzard conditions yesterday. forecasters predict up to two inches this weekend. >> a choice baseball player fooling everyone including the announcers after his them run robbery take a look. >> this one drives straightaway to center, and it's caught! no, it's gone. >> he caught the baseball. he caught the baseball. >> wow. jedediah: wow that's a good catch the outfielder making a spectacular catch but showing no

emotion. nobody knew he caught the ball until he threw it back to his teammates and those are your headlines. pete: jed i'm going to go to will on this one. wouldn't it pay off potentially if there's someone on base to pretend like you didn't make the grab, fake it for a while and then double play, throw it behind them you know what i'm saying? there's a reason why you might fake catching it. will: oh, so you could throw him out yeah. pete: throw him out, but it doesn't appear to have happened there. i don't know i never played outfield i was a first bass man. will: smarter than your average athlete, pete hegseth. jedediah: i'm deeply offended pete that you didn't come to me on that, but i'll recover on the break. pete: jed how many outs in an in ning? jedediah: let's just leave it at that. will: [laughter] jedediah: three. pete: bingo. there you go. will: but 17 days until the election you got it. joe biden still has not clarified his stance on court packing though senator thom tillis sits on the judiciary

committee and he will vote to confirm judge amy coney barrett next week first he joins us live

>> i'm not doing court packing. >> so you're still not a fan? >> well it depends how this turning out, not how he wins but how it's handled. >> don't voters have a right to know where i stand? >> they do have before they vote. >> so you'll come out with a clear position before election day? >> yes. depending on how they handle this. will: the head of this weeks

committee vote on judge amy coney barrett joe biden still refuses to take a firm stance on court packing saying he will wait to see how the confirmation process turns out. well with us now someone who will be taking part in that process, it's a member of the senate judiciary committee and north carolina gop senator thom tillis senator thank you for being with us. i think many have noted that the confirmation hearings this past week were much more cordial, and civil than at least when brett kavanaugh went through the same process but there has been speculation whether or not it's truly over. joe biden seems to be waiting on something else he's waiting to see something else in this process, as to whether or not he's going to give his answer on court packing so is this over, this confirmation process for judge amy coney barrett? >> they're going to vote amy coney barrett out next week out of committee and we're going to confirm her the following week and joe biden is just trying to run his time off the clock before he admits that he supports court packing, so he's not going to wait for the

majority he's been very clear that he wants to expand the supreme court and you honestly believe that joe biden would wait for that legislation to come from chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? he just doesn't want to admit the truth it's a lot like my opponent in north carolina. he also agrees they should do the nuclear option and have a simple majority and they will pack the court and probably admit d.c. as a state and number of other things destructive to this country. will: do you think, senator till is, there's anything the democrats will do at this point to throw up another roadblock to badge her nomination? >> no i don't think so and if you saw the hearing, they did an extraordinary job. the american people think she's confident and will be a great justice and there's really nothing that they can do to slow this down. we've set a motion in place to vote on thursday at 1:00 and then it'll be eligible for full consideration and i believe republicans and some democrats vote for judge barrett but we have the votes and we're moving

forward and joe biden knows that so he should tell us all now where he is on packing the courts. i believe he will. will: i believe that the voters do have a right to know as well. let's move to another topic while we have you the senate judiciary committee is going to vote next week on whether to subpoena big companies. another committee is calling them into testify this week, and it includes twitter ceo jock dorsey it, facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg, and ceo of alphabet and google all coming before the senate this coming week. senator this is all going to revolve around i imagine section 230 of the communication decency act that affords these companies liability protection. can you help us understand that? that is allowing them to essentially post content, right? from third parties but receive no liability. it's a privilege. government has afforded them as opposed to other publishers is that right? >> that's right and they're picking and choosing what narratives they want to drive on social media. if these social media platforms want to become publishers then they need to be subject to the

same liability that any other publisher is. that is the essence of section 230. i think they have to be held accountable and i believe that the hearings are held on octobel be at least in the commerce hear ing probably in judiciary as well. we will take up the matter of the subpoenas but they've already agreed to testify and they need to be held accountable all the major social media platforms are guilty of pushing what's largely a liberal narrative and not reporting something as important as what we heard recently on hunter biden and vice president biden. will: yeah it's pretty obvious at this point, the question is what now can and will the united states got do about that. all right, senator tillis, thanks for the clarification on the hearings and we appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you all have a great day. will: coming up outrage erupting over governor cuomo's latest covid-19 controversy targeting many of new york's orthodox jewish community and now all- girl school is fighting back taking the governor to court over their closed classrooms,

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pete: we're back with quick headlines. you can now rent out an entire movie theatre. amc is allowing people to enjoy a private movie experience with their friends and family for just $99 part of the company 's recovery plan after shutting down because of covid-19. i like that idea. or you can just go to the movie s and be the only one there , like i was this week. and general motors unveils its factory zero in detroit as part of the automakers push to go all electric. the plant will only build zero- emission cars including the new electric hummer. the factory was expected to close but was saved following the negotiations with the united auto union's workers union during strike last year. expected to employ about 2,200

workers. all right jed over to you. jedediah: thanks, pete. new york governor andrew cuomo is facing backlash over remarks that critics say single out orthodox jewish communities amid recent covid-19 spikes. >> the cluster we're focusing on is the ultra orthodox communities. as you know, it is still the same, this is no longer a question of public education. it's enforcement. jedediah: the governor imposing new lockdown measures in these hotspot areas like closing schools non-essential businesses and limiting houses of worship, but one all-girls school is fighting back taking the governor to court for what they say is a violation of their first amendment rights. here with me now is monse alpha rad o the executive director at the beckett fund that filed the brief on behalf of the school. thank you so much for being here first i want to get your reaction to governor cuomo's comments with respect to the

orthodox jewish community and covid-19. >> thank you so much, jed. well you heard it from the horse 's mouth. this is a move that is targeting the jewish community. the orthodox jewish community and these young girls are fighting back for their right to go back-to-school safely, carefully with a protocol in place that includes temperature checks, masks and social distancing and they're ready to be back in school and has proved they can be with no cases at the school and the faculty of students so they know that this is targeted. they know that they are being placed in a position that no other state in the country is being placed. the levels of covid-19 that are in new york do not justify this kind of an imposed lockdown jedediah: can you tell us a little bit more about the brief that you filed and if there is any precedent here that exists that would speak to success for your clients on this case? >> absolutely. absolutely i'm more than happy to talk about that, and i can point to something that just happened last week that is just

outstanding. if you look at an order that came out of the eastern district of new york, out of a case in brooklyn, a judge said that this was specifically targeted toward the jewish community. he said that this was exactly what the governor meant to do and what governor cuomo and mayor deblasio have been doing for the past seven months in their initial targeting of the jewish community when the pandemic broke out and now. jedediah: so what are you anticipating that will happen here? >> well we know that governor cuomo and mayor deblasio are competing for new york's the big apple's biggest bbigot, so we open the first amendment will prevail and these young girls will be able to go back-to-school safely and carefully the same way they have the past couple of weeks. jedediah: i'm curious of what the reaction has been to people outside of the jewish community outside of the orthodox community. have you witnessed a coming together against what some have defined as religious bigotry

with respect to people of all religions across the country on a matter like this? >> absolutely i think that everyone knows in the united states of america we have freedom of religion and it makes no sense to wait for the bear to come eat you last. we know that religious freedom is for all people people of all faiths and that we have to coming together with people that we agree with and people that we disagree with to protect this really important right. jedediah: this is a fascinating case we'll certainly be watching it and closely observing the outcome thanks for being here and explaining it all to us >> thank you so much for having me, jed. jedediah: and still ahead, joe biden finally pressed by the media on reports about his son hunter and his overseas business ties. >> [inaudible] >> i know you'd ask it i have no responses another smear campaigns right up your allie those are the questions you always ask. jedediah: house min or it leader kevin mccarthy is here to react, that's next. ♪ upbeat music

transitions light under control. ♪ upbeat music transitions signature gen 8, available now in 4 new style colors. transitions. >> i into you'd ask it i have no responses another smear campaign , right up your alley, those are the question you always ask. will: that was the former vice president joe biden yesterday help being asked finally about his son hunter biden and the dealings and e-mails and everything that goes along with it so let's bring in house minority leader kevin mccarthy now to react and that other

subjects, good morning. we really appreciate having you. >> good morning. pete: what's your response? finally one reporter did ask about the hunter biden scandal. he didn't answer. will he ever answer for it? >> well it's obvious that hunter biden made money off using his family name. what i don't understand is why joe biden is not answering the question of how much he knew about this family business. remember, six years ago when he was vice president, he took his son hunter biden to china. what did they talk about on that plane? ten days after that trip, the chinese company got their license that created the fund that hunter biden was a part of. so, these are questions if you're going to run for the leader of the free world , you need to answer. you are vice president of the united states, your son was making money off you, you even said when you were leader of vice president, ukraine, you got somebody fired going after the company that your son was on the board for , and now, there are e-mails saying that you should be paid by this?

you can not avoid this question and this question has to be answered before voters should be able to vote. will: minority leader mccarthy let me ask you about the tech companies what's going on in regard to this story and what our response is going to be what your response is going to be. many of the big ceo's twitter ceo jack dorsey, facebook mark zuckerberg, and ceo of alpha alphabet and google with coming before the committee the next couple weeks about decisions they are making more so as publishers versus platforms and we talked about section 230 and whether or not they should have liability reform. what's the right way to begin to handle these tech companies is it repealing section 230 protection? surely it's not having government make every decision along the way. is it something more drastic? what's the right way to handle these big tech companies? >> the right way to handle is is to scrap section 230 and start over. for your viewers to understand american public is wanting to know about this election, your

17 days away. section 230 was created so the american public would express themselves freely. it is a protection so people can go on to these platforms, express themselves and these companies are protected by a government law that they would not be sued, but now, what are they doing? they are actually censoring. they actually went in and censored an american government website the republican website of what we had. did they sensor when the debunked steele dossier came out? did they sensor when trump's tax returns come out? did they sensor the alatola of iran, the major sponsor of terrorism that answer is no. they aren't even pretending they are protecting joe biden. they are going after and helping who they think will become the next president. that is appalling to me and that is a protection that government provides them that i believe we now need to scrap and start over we need a free town hall where people can discuss ideas and get

information. jedediah: these are important questions that you bring up about bias and about what information distribution looks like in 2020. there's another topic we've been following very closely because last week was the amy coney barrett hearings. they were handled quite well. very markedly civil in comparison to the brett kavanaugh hearings in my opinion , but now, you see a pil ing on from some in the left as they're calling for senator feinstein to be ousted from her position because she had that positive exchange, that hug we all saw with lindsey graham, acknowledging that the hearings were handled very very well, so what do you make, we have this tweet that we'll offer as an example that says this is not normal. these hearings are not legitimate. dianne feinstein gave credibility to the process when the majority of americans have been clear, that they want to choose the next president and the next president should fill the vacancy the committee needs new leadership. what do you make of this type of

bizarre reaction? shouldn't we be wanting lawmakers to be able to come together in a civil manner and hold a hearing similar to the one we just saw last week? >> we should and it just goes to show they want division instead of decency. how many times do we see something when people can work together? when you look at amy barrett what she's been able to do she deserves to be on the court. i don't think anyone who watched that hearing would think differently and that's the only question before us, and can you not have a hearing that people can respect? can two sides actually hug one another at the end that could have differences of opinion? that's what america's about but for those people that want to drive division and it almost goes back to the big tech. they want to control what you say, what you think, and who your friends are. that's the real challenge and what's scary to me is joe biden won't answer the question if he wants to pack court, and remember, america tried that once before with roosevelt and

it was rejected. it was rejected by the american people and about congress, that's why people need to go to take the house.com because congress would vote on this as well. this is something of why the democrats are moving forward but joe biden is running for president and won't answer that question? pete: yeah the only chance we may get to get that question answered is on the debate stage and it might have to be the president as the one who actually asks it. house minority leader kevin mccarthy thank you so much for being on the program. we appreciate it. thank you. pete: you got it. will: he pointed out this morning pete that poison that divisiveness as the congressman just pointed out it's effecting personal relationships now too it's everywhere in this country. turning to your headlines and we'll start with a fox news alert. a massive fire happening right now in virginia, a building reportedly went up in flames after an explosion in a small shopping center. firefighters are still on scene battling the fire. we will continue following this developing story. >> and terrifying video with a man chasing an officer with a

burning piece of wood before setting his cruiser on fire. watch this. >> police, stop! >> [sirens sounding] will: the man charges at the seattle officer throwing a burning piece of lumber into his cruiser and the cop opened fire on the suspect while another officer used a taser and the suspect was arrested and charged with assault and arson and trump signs cause trauma for black people. campus reform reporting carrie cruz posted several tweets saying trump signs at an airbnb rental made her fear for her life and the safety of her family, and reportedly meanted a home in maine and airbnb responded her concerns saying it can't do anything because properties are privately-owned. >> hilarious video shows a lab headbutting his buddy after

being snitched on to their owner take a look. [laughter] will: there is the adorable dog, he's ratted out by his friend after his owner asked who made a mess on the floor in the drama of these dogs has been viewed more than 22 million times. and those are your headlines. pete: that is sincerely amazing. will: it is. pete: i didn't know what it was? will: what's wrong with you! pete: come on, man. jedediah: it's a fair reaction. somebody snitches on you, you head butt them let's ask adam klotz if somebody snitches on you do you head butt them, seems fair. >> adam: my brother got that all the time slamming my head in when we were growing up, does

not fly in my household, all right here is what we'll talk about as far as the forecast goes it continues to feel chilly across the country, particularly in the midwest the appalachians feeling more like winder finally here as we move through november , temperatures around freezing 34 degrees in cincinnati and we did see freeze warnings beginning to lift but they are still lingering across west virginia stretching down south to eastern tennessee, and really the appalachian mountains the elevations a little bit higher there and keeps it a little bit cooler that's around one of cold weather and there's more cold air moving across the plains and as we get into tomorrow morning we're talking about temperatures from the upper plains getting into wisconsin across minnesota and then farther off toward the west down into the lower 20s and in some cases the teens leading edge of that means a little bit of snow falling and not a lot of snowfall, particularly if you're a little farther off towards the east but there is at least flurries out there and then you get back across montana, maybe six inches to 12 inches of snow, so it's still early but it's beginning to feel a little bit more like winter. back out to you.

pete: adam thank you very much appreciate it. straight a ahead, president trump is gaining support of cops across america including one officer who says democrats are driving him away from the party. he says this election is a make- or -break moment and joins us, next. >> ♪ ♪ i wanted more from my copd medicine, that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1 2 3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1 2 3 ♪ trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to open airways, keep them open, and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing.

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jedediah: we're back with quick headlines the election is far from over but congresswoman aoc and other house progressives are already making demands for the biden administration. according to politico, she and other members of the squad are demanding that biden organize a far-left transition team and they also say his cabinet cannot

include ceo's and other corporate big wigs. >> and more than 22 million americans have already cast their ballot this year, election experts estimating that 150 million people will be voting this year which be the largest voter turnout in over 100 years. over to you, pete. pete: the shadow president comrad cortez making the calls with only 17 days until the election our next guest says the defund the police movement is driving cops across the country to vote for president trump and the gop. a life-long democrat and retired police officer paul beakman jr. attended his first trump rally last month and now he's switching his vote calling his election a make or break moment for law enforcement as we know it. paul beakman jr. joins me now. thank you so much for being here first of all thank you for your service we appreciate it and you certainly felt that and saw that at a trump rally. first of all talk to us about what you experienced when you went to your first rally and how

it changed you. >> it was a last-minute invite from the fraternal order of police in buffalo, so i dropped everything to try to get down there, and it was amazing when i got to the rally. you really felt like an american flags were waving, patriots everywhere. it was really the most amazing thing is we marched in as a group and we all had shirts identifying us as fraternal order of police members. everybody started cheering for us, started screaming "back the blue." i was overwhelmed. i tiered up. i cried. i'm hearing about our brothers having urine and feces thrown on them and how we're the scum of

the earth. pete: it is, it's a beautiful thing, and great to hear that you got that reception but also utterly unsurprised having been there for how much love there are for law enforcement at those events. you say it's a make-or -break moment for the police in our country. why do you say that? >> this defund the police movement just has no logic. the thin blue line is all that's keeping the american public safe from anarchy and chaos and crime you take away the police, you'll destroy this country, and i appreciate the efforts of social workers and psychologists but at 3:00 in the morning in the middle of the night, when you're at a violent fight, i don't know if they're cut out for it. it's a job for the police. pete: it's a job for the police. as a democrat did you ever think you'd leave the party or did

they leave you? >> no, i got back in the party hoping to let them know that there are a lot of moderate democrats that believe in the second amendment, that believe in the constitution and the bill of rights, and i'm begging them, please stop this pivot to the left. i don't want to live under the hammer and cicle. pete: true words never spoken, paul beakman jr. thank you for the courage you show in uniform and again today to make your voice heard we really appreciate it. thank you. thank you, sir for having me. pete: you got it our pleasure coming up the election is 17 days away but one bakery that used its cookies to predict the outcome of past presidential elections may already know this year's results, so which way, as they say, will the cookie crumbles? the bakery owner joins us, next, with the answer. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis

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pete: well that works. >> in a good way, a very good way. pete: you're seeing chaos, lots of customers which is good in this environment. we love to hear that. >> fantastic. pete: what are the tallies of how many trump cookies and how many biden cookies as of now? >> currently as of about five minutes ago, it's 4,100 trump and 1,650 biden. pete: wow. will: there you have it i guess the elections over. jedediah: wow. pete: somebody call the decision >> [laughter] will: but kathleen seriously the last three elections you sold more obama cookies than mccain, more obama cookies than romney and more trump cookies than biden over the last three elections? >> so yes, when it was clinton vs. trump in 2016, it was pretty close. i don't have the actual numbers but it was pretty close, but in this case, it's not really close

jedediah: kathleen this is such a fun idea i will say i find both cookies to look delicious so i'll take a dozen of each i'm not partial but where did you come up with the idea to do this fun game? >> so back in 2008 i think it was just we were board, it was a game like a joke amongst the cake decorators here because i also cake decorate as well and we really only sold a couple dozen then, and then in 2012, the same thing again like maybe we sold a couple hundred and in 2016, it definitely took off but right now as you can see , -- pete: do you see a lot of split ticket cookie ordering or are people going i want a dozen trump or a dozen biden? >> no, there's not split ticket it's either trump or biden. we have companies trying to order thousands of them, groups

trying to order thousands of them, the demand is there, but there's no split ticket, no. pete: that sounds right as well. chaos, trump, no split ticket. will: real quick how much is one cookie? >> $4.49 and currently, for now they are available for walk-in purchase in our store. we have thousands to ship out and we actually had shipping. will: good deal. we got to leave it there, kathleen, 6,000 cookies, i'm doing the math, thank you for your time. more fox & friends moments away. election... (fisherman vo) how do i register to vote? hmm!.. hmm!.. hmm!.. (woman on porch vo) can we vote by mail here? (grandma vo) you'll be safe, right?

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