(man at poll vo) woo! (grandma vo) it's the most important thing you can do! todd: two week until election day donald trump headed to pa after stopping in az. shannon: joe biden staying in the basement until thursday's debate, we have a debate drama. todd: as the clock ticks to election they could joe biden be in hot water over his son's emails. >> a biden traded his country in pursuit of wealth. that will come out in days to come. todd: new documents on hunter biden's laptop and fbi's involvement.

>> a lot of energy. i like that he has more energy than any human being i have ever seen. i'm tired of career politicians. >> kirstie alley pushing back on hollywood doubling down on her vote for donald trump. "fox and friends first" starts right now. i've never heard this song. >> if they offered a mute button for me. >> book, i have to read. good morning you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. todd: i guarantee my wife would take it up in a heartbeat. we are two weeks from election day as donald trump has rallies, joe biden staying off the trail. >> the tale of two campaigns, we

would never mute you. >> reporter: thank you. donald trump yesterday also not muted, doubling down in arizona yesterday back to back rallies in tucson making the case to voters, a state he won in 2016 the trails in several polls now. >> this election is a choice between a trump recovery at the highest end or a biden depression. the choice between getting a safe vaccine or a lot done at a choice between the american dream or a totally socialist nightmare. >> joe biden off the campaign trail for the rest of the week preparing for thursday's debate being kamala harris in florida. >> on the one hand you have joe biden who is saying we are going to have middle-class tax cuts, texas will not be raised on anyone making less than 400,$000 a year. on the other hand you have

donald trump who passed attacks go benefiting the top one% and the biggest corporations of america. >> this as you know, the president to debate make commission making changes to the format for the final face-to-face showdown saying this, quote, in order to enforce this agreed-upon legally candidate is microphone will be open during the two minute periods is the candidate who has the floor under the rules. the trump campaign knocking cpd for topics chosen by the moderator which will include the pandemic, climate change in race issues as opposed to focusing on foreign policy. in a letter trump campaign manager writes this was supposed to be the foreign policy debates of the president looks forward to forcing biden to enter the number one relevant question of whether he has been compromised by the communist party of china but biden's pressing terry saying the campaign and the commission agreed months ago the debate moderator would choose

the topics, the trump campaign is lying about that because donald trump is a fate afraid to face questions about his disastrous covid-19 response. things are heating up. we will hear from the president later this morning on "fox and friends" at 8 am. i'm sure he will way in and have another rally in erie, pennsylvania. >> he just doesn't stop. thanks. shannon: molly hemingway says that debate should be focused on foreign policy and the establishment won't like that. >> it is supposed to be a foreign policy debate, foreign policy, the area where the establishment hates trump more than any other area is something trump wants to focus on because

he's had such a successful, unimaginably successful first term in terms of foreign policy so he would like to focus on that. that is what this debate was supposed to focus on it having a retread of the previous issues people don't care about that much the first time around is not appropriate. >> thursday's debate set at 9:00 in nashville that we will have it for you. more on the trump campaign thing the president will bring up the controversy surrounding hunter biden's alleged emails at the debate. >> it comes as fox news obtains new documents involving hunter's laptop and the fbi. republicans call for an investigation. >> brand-new documents obtained by fox news appearing to show hunter biden's signature showing repair work on his laptop. and showing his name in the section there. fox news is not verify the signature is hunter biden. fbi paperwork containing serial numbers and hard drives taken into position from the delaware repair shop owner also obtained by fox news. hunter's laptop including his business dealings overseas while working for ukrainian gas company during the obama administration, director of

national intelligence john ratcliff squashing claims for many on the left that there were foreign actors by the alleged emails which suggest joe biden was involved in the business dealings. >> the intelligence community believes hunter biden's laptop and the emails are part of some russian disinformation campaign. let me be clear, the intelligence community doesn't believe that because there is no intelligence that supports that. shannon: a dozen republicans urging william barr to appoint a special counsel to probe whether the former vice president received foreign money during his tenure in the obama administration and 2 a former vice president biden allowed his son access to his father with foreign business entities. the senate judiciary committee working to subpoena facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and twitter ceo

jack dorsey this thursday for their role reports on the alleged emails being circulated on their platform. back to you guys. shannon: thank you. >> senator ted cruz was one of the loudest voices pushing to subpoena big tech and says the american people deserve answers. >> the new york post article, my phone got blocked. i wasn't able to tweet it. i went to lindsey graham, the chairman and said this is ridiculous, we should subpoena them right now and lindsay said let's go to the tv cameras right now and let's announce we are going to vote next week which is the current week on subpoenas for jack dorsey, ceo of twitter to testify before the election and explain what the hell he is doing, why they are interfering with the election, trying to censor the press. we need answers before the election because this is dangerous. it is a real threat to free-speech. shannon: we are staying on top of the story all morning long and we have two really good guests coming up, former doj

official eggs and it is deadline day to reach a deal on covid-19 relief. nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steve mnuchin will speak again today. nancy pelosi has given the white house until tonight to get a deal done and pass it before the election. in the senate a vote on new funding for the paycheck protection program could happen today. a vote on a $500 billion stimulus bill is expected tomorrow. >> the police officer shot during a traffic stop in tennessee is released from the hospital. terry prescott pulled over christopher kids for using his phone while driving, he got out of his car and shot him several times. he was killed in a shootout with police in georgia after they found his car. shannon: kirstie alley doubling down on her support for the president facing backlash after posting this week feeling why she is voting for donald trump saying in part he gets things done quickly and turn the economy around quickly.

>> i like the trump has a lot of energy. he has more energy than any human being i have ever seen and i think the big thing i was mentioning in that tweet was i am tired of career politicians, tired of paying people to do nothing and taking too long to do it. shannon: the cheers star says she's not taking the attacks personally. todd: rush limbaugh giving a somber update on his battle with stage iv lung cancer revealing recent scans show the cancer has progressed. >> it is tough to realize the days where i do not think i am under a death sentence are over. we all are is the point. we all know we are going to die at some point but when you have a terminal disease diagnosis that has a time frame to it that puts a different psychological

and even physical awareness. it is a blessing when you wake up. it is a stop everything and thank god moment. >> the 69-year-old first announced the diagnosis in february, well wishes of course for him pouring in on social media. one fan writing prayers every night for you, hang tight, lisa tweeting sending lots and lots of prayers your way. we all love you and jeff writing i was raised on you, god bless you and may he give you all the comfort. any time you are lung cancer you worry about stuff like this because it often progresses quickly and certainly wish rush the best and all of us here. shannon: we wish him well in his journey. he is a fighter and republicans open about it. a lot of people sending their prayers and thoughts and will

continue to do so. it is 10 minutes after the hour, the supreme court will take two cases on donald trump's immigration policy, doctor kelly ward on what she expects from the high court next. todd: call him professor peter peter stzrok, the university that hired him next.

s like this that you come in second in arizona, 15 days from now we are going to win the state of arizona. and we are going to win four more years in that beautiful white house. shannon: donald trump with a vote of confidence in arizona just two weeks out from election day. >> will his last-minute push be enough? doctor kelly ward joins us. that really is the question. will any of this make a difference in the vote?

>> reporter: i was at the rally in prescott and it was amazing, just the energy, passion, motivation, donald trump is crisscrossing this country and barely took a break even to decisively defeat the covid-19 virus from china. is back on the trail and is making inroads across the country. meanwhile you've got hiding biden who has barely left his basement and refuses to answer really important questions people need to know before they vote. i wouldn't call it last-minute effort. i call it a continued effort we have had for years, we've been on the ground in arizona with our field team since the 2018 election. we've gotten over 20 million trained people, volunteers that have been out there, we've made 7 million solar contacts in arizona alone, field staff all over the state, we are ready.

todd: i heard a lot about this, democrats going to these rallies and changing their votes weather is arizona or somewhere else. have you heard of any of those situations where democrat or independent voter came to a trump rally in arizona and said i wasn't going to vote for the president but now i am? >> i think it is very clear 25% of the people on average across the country that come to these rallies are not registered as republicans and many are registered as democrats and independents. those democrats and independents are walking away, if not running away from the democrat party and coming into the arms of donald trump and the republican party. shannon: let's talk about the supreme court agreeing to hear case from trump immigration policies including money for the border wall, we can bring these up radio, the first one that you can see, what do you know about these?

shannon: i know it is clear that donald trump puts american security first and foremost both domestically and in terms of foreign policy. domestically he's here to secure our border and make sure we stop human trafficking and drug smuggling into our country. is all about supporting law and order and defending the police, not defunding the police and on the foreign-policy side, four years we haven't gotten into any new conflict and his bringing our troops home and those things resonate with the american people. shannon: thank you for joining us, appreciate it. todd: it is 17 after the hour. andrew cuomo will use his own experts to review any coronavirus vaccine approved by the feds. >> job a releases that doesn't make sense. he is live to sound off next. thousands of jewish survivors

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todd: new york governor andrew cuomo the latest democrat to cast doubt on the future vaccine pushed by the trump administration. >> we are going to put together our own group of doctors and medical experts to review the vaccine and if they say it is safe and i will go to the people of new york and say it is safe. the cdc and the fda doesn't have any credibility. todd: quite a claim. is this the time to put politics over public safety. joe borrelia joined me now.

is there anything to this? >> this is putting politics over public safety as you point out. this is someone with no independent fact checkers or authority to investigate the veracity of viruses and someone who is trying to make the claim that covid-19 is still such an urgent danger that we had to quarantine people who come to new york from 38 states. still the last big state that is under such strict lockdowns in new york city. if covid-19 is this dangerous we should be really eager to do everything we can to get doses to people as quick as possible and it is surprising and shocking, for many it isn't, that cuomo would be doing something else to prolong the

pandemic and keep people from the end of these lockdowns. >> is what the president had to tweet about this, governor cuomo shown poor leadership skills and running new york, bad time for him to be writing and promoting the books and he has done such a poor job with covid-19, so many unnecessary deaths, the city and sucked a historic lows. doesn't the president have a point? >> the president has a point, anyone who understands the point. the american media says someone like andrew cuomo whose administration saw more deaths in the state than any other state and so many countries, only the american media is saying that guys doing a good job or better job than governance like r desantis in florida where the death rate was so far less. it really is, the president telling the truth the governor of new york is the one who has a shoddy record on covid-19, this is the guy who doubted the original lockdowns, placed covid-19 patients back into

nursing homes, the administration that did a research study to put covid-19 patients nursing homes and called peer-reviewed and they obviously didn't know what that meant and this governor wants us to trust him over the cdc and the fda in evaluating a virus and this is something the state of new york has never done before and has no credibility to do. >> here is what the governor said in response, come on, donald, everyone knows you don't read, there are lessons to learn and you still haven't, with 8.2 plus million americans infects your the number one superspreader, enjoy life in florida and goes into a few things, won't miss you, wear a mask. how dangerous is it for our leaders to stir up suspicion over a vaccine that could potentially save thousands if not millions of lives? >> we need americans to get vaccinated as quick as possible.

any distraction to pitch your own book is just that, a distraction away from getting people to the safer caution vaccine we know they need as soon as possible. >> it is flexing that book and we are still in the middle of a pandemic and he's promoting a book, we love having joe borrelia on, he sets it straight live from the big apple. shannon: milania trump returns to the campaign trail today, she's expected to join the president at a rally tonight in erie, pennsylvania. her first rally in more than one year and first appearances recovering from covid-19. she is expected to join several events over the next two weeks. the first recruits of space force will head to basic training. the inaugural boot camp at lackland air force base texas, they will train alongside air force recruits, there is a graduate will become the first

and listed space force members, four of those recruits will take the oath coming up in the 7:00 hour of "fox and friends". and now 6 russians charged in a massive global hacking operation targeting hospitals, the olympics and an election, the warning from the doj. >> people are angry and have the right to say what they want to say and i have the right to block and if i don't like the way they speak. >> kirstie alley standing up for critics who slam her for supporting donald trump. the attacks are par for the course, next. ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever.

shannon: welcome back, the us charges 6 russian agents in historical global hacking operation costing billions of dollars. todd: whether the upcoming presidential election is at risk. >> reporter: the us department of justice has charged 6 russian

military hackers with attacks on the global cyber infrastructure. these are current and former russian gr members charged with conspiracy, computer hacking, wire fraud, identity theft and false registration of the domain name, the group is accused of targeting the 2018 looks, the grandparent and american medical facilities. the attack started in november of 2015 and continue through october of 2019. us elections were one area not affected by this group of hackers according to the apartment of justice. assistant attorney general john denver took an opportunity to reassure americans their votes would be safe during the election. >> we haven't seen anything because us to question what we repeatedly said, that americans should be confident a vote cast for their candidate will be counted for that candidate.

>> reporter: not just russia that is launching cyberattacks against america, actors like iran and china routinely attack us cyberinfrastructure. shannon: thank you. todd: kirstie alley calling a twitter tirade after expressing support for the president. >> i have been talking about trump for several months, i put out a tweet that simply says i voted for him because he's not a politician and i got this flood of thousands going to you know the definition of politician? >> wishful thinking to think we can all be friends and support who we want to support? >> we cannot all be friends, we cannot support who we want to support and it is perfectly clear liberal hollywood is the most place on planet earth. that is what it is. this goes back to actor and director of the show the lead

which was a great show. all he said was i disagree with ben shapiro but he is a nice guy and hollywood went after him like it was their job because humanizing somebody on the political right is not allowed. it if you humanize somebody who disagrees with you maybe you have to listen to their ideas and they can't have that, same happened here with qc alley. she has been around long enough to know, she has been around long enough to know these are the things that happen in the tweets that went after her she is smart enough to know you had block a couple times and everything is fine. todd: the mean tweets, basically makes all movies for our generation, the 3 of us on this panel tweets shelley long was way funnier than you and patricia arquette, known to be

one of those on the left, my vote for biden canceled her out. i have done my civic duty. that point that the left only seems to support tolerance and like you heard civic duty when it supports their ideological bend. why is that? >> they are allowed to have an opinion and patricia arquette can cancel out a vote, that is fine and if shelley long was funny why did he never put her in a movie. they only have one view that is acceptable, they will gladly, re-create a blacklist. if you don't agree with them ideologically. the believe in diverse city. is not in the mind. shannon: a california city rolling out the largest to your guaranteed income program for all residents that include newly

released felons and illegal immigrants, so you can see details distributing cash to low income residentss, payment amount and frequency will vary, this is expected to start in late 2020. before we let you go your thoughts on this. >> i'm curious what happens on the fourth month when they can't make a payment. choosing colors from black lives matter, none of this is racial, this is ideological, wealth redistribution, this is what andrew yang wanted is a take off of universal basic income but the question is how are they going to financially do this and what happened to all of california, when wisconsin can't make the payments, so there is no -- you can't get to gather with your family for thanksgiving and pick up the bill, fascinating for us in the

midwest to watch, we want to make sure those ideas never come here. we are willing to watch this laboratory experiment explode all over the place. we will be watching. >> a few more 0s on the california budget for the democrat legislature in sacramento. they can pay for it. that's what they've been saying for years. >> a few more 0s. >> to track down on violent protests after a suspect is arrested for brutally attacking an officer. >> it is not a peaceful protest, not civil disobedience, this is illegal violence. >> police say jacob greenberg hit the officer so hard it cracked his protective helmet. he also faces charges for setting fires during the riot. todd: a police officer shot in

the head in the line of duty get the hero's welcome. the community lining the streets for honoring him. he had been rehabing in nebraska for months after the january shooting. his family grateful for the support. >> it is everybody is so great, we are so thankful for all the people. >> police union raising money to buy a car that can fit his wheelchair. the man who shot him pleaded guilty to attempted murder. he will be sentenced next month. >> for fbi agent peter stzrok is a professor at the university school of foreign service. >> he was a robert mueller's team was fired in 2018 after those anti-trump text messages surfaced between him and fbi attorney lisa page.

michigan's election in two weeks, the timeline is not stopping many people from voting specifically in florida. opening-day record for early voting, pennsylvania reaching a record high voter registration. we start with florida, 350,000 people have cast ballots. let's go to pennsylvania and you can see on your screen a lot of people have registered to vote in pennsylvania. i know it is your state. i'm not just saying this because of that. this election is going to come down to pennsylvania on election night or weeks thereafter. shannon: with these numbers, 20,194 million democrats, 3.2 million republicans registered and this is and everything you, 9 million out of 13 million registered, 3.2 million democrats, 3.9 million republicans, 900,000 independents, those numbers are mind-boggling, so many people getting out the vote. let's talk about the supreme

court because the supreme court shutdown a gop effort to block an extended period for ballot counting in pennsylvania so it is done by 4-4, you can see this year, pennsylvania will accept and count the ballots up to 3 days after the election. i was reading about this yesterday and as i was reading is another story came to mind i wanted to share, there's been a lot going on. they been trying to figure out how to get these ballots counted so we can have results on election night, that is not going to happen based on that ruling but county officials wanted to process ballots before election day but a spokesperson for the house republican majority said in a statement they have no plans to consider changes to the election laws that will affect this selection november 3rd. county election officials still pushing for that change because they say with all the millions of votes we have that have already been sent in, mail-in

ballots it is going to take him days to count these. on the one hand we don't want you to have to wait and on the other hand we don't want you to count them now so it is kind of a mess if you ask me. let's ask:gimli what he thinks about that. >> democrats but pretty much everything they had into early voting, tried to scare americans, say they couldn't get out and safely do, they need to vote from home and democrats seem to be doing that and in bigger numbers than republicans, that something we expected to happen because that usually happens in presidential politics, the problem is it is not happening at the rate they thought it would. we've been building this out for the last 3 years. 130 million voter contact in this cycle to date, that is incredible. no one has seen anything like it and that's one of the things that will help drive home this election for victory for this president. >> the trump campaign thinking numbers still in their favor but

this goes back to my big diatribe in life, the president will be on "fox and friends" at 8:00. secretaries of state, elections, why do we always wait until the last minute to figure everything out, this happens every election, this year so much or magnified because we have so many other issues, preparation is key yet we've never done it in our democracy. great job, everybody. time, 40 minutes after the hour. rapper $0.50 says vote for trump, joe biden tax plan driving him away from democrats. >> 102-year-old world war ii veteran goes skydiving, the american hero takes flight.

shannon: welcome back, donald trump getting a big endorsement from an unlikely source.

>> it is 50 or fity send telling instagram followers he backs the president. shannon: why he made the announcement. carley: he is considering his name, all about the money. he put a screen grab on a news report that showed the top tax rate under joe biden's tax plan and in new york city the wealthiest will be taxed at 62% so 57 sounding off on the caption writing what the bleep, vote for trump, i am out, bleep new your, the knicks never win anyway, over 300,000 likes, biden will only increase taxes for people making 400,$000 a year which one can assume $0.50

falls under, he's not happy. economist peter morici will be on next to talk about biden's tax plan and what it means for your wallet. todd: that is more than just a little bit. see what i did? the latest entry from captain obvious. carley: we hear a lot about donald trump's tweets and getting fact checked for what he says but how often does that really happen? a conservative group media research did some digging and found out donald trump has gotten censored 65 times on social media since 2018, biden 0 times, the president getting hit the hardest on twitter, 98% instances of censorship of taken place on that platform because that is his favorite social media platform, the one he has

all the conversation because of facebook and twitter censoring the new york post report about hunter biden's alleged shady business dealings. >> a really sobering update on rush limbaugh. >> it is tough to realize the days where i do not think i am under a death sentence are over. when you have a terminal disease diagnosis that has a time frame to it, that puts a different, a different psychological and even physical awareness. >> that is right so rush limbaugh giving an update on his battle with stage iv lung cancer saying it has progressed. social media flooded with supportive comments like this one saying hang in, god bless you and so do we, saying a true

patriot, one of the most prominent conservative crusaders of my lifetime, rush limbaugh recently hosted donald trump for a 2 hour interview and received the medal of freedom in february. still living the full life and doing his thing. >> so hard to see that happen, to see anyone go through that. >> those words about life that he put forward, very powerful when you think about what he said it really did hit home. time, 47 after the hour, 2 weeks until election day, our next guest giving us a good sense how the race is going to play out. >> on the emerging trends up next.

>> election day is just 2 weeks away and as the candidates crisscrossed the battleground making their final pitches to voters some areas could help signal where voters land in 2020, here to break down the weather county to watches pollster justin wallin. thanks for being here, appreciate it. there are a number of the we will touch on a few of the top ones and we will start in pennsylvania. we talked about how important the state of pennsylvania is but specifically in luzern county, pa, numbers in 2012-16, historic paul region, the president won in 2016 but this county did vote for obama twice. what do you think will be important to the folks in luzern county, pennsylvania this time? >> an interesting county, by no means appears to be a swing county, trump won by 20 points, it is a question of the margin and who is voting because luzern

county is white middle-class blue-collar voter that is so core to trump's base and if he doesn't maintain a big margin like that 20% it will be very challenging for him to win throughout the united states in those areas. >> florida another important state and you can see in 2012 mitt romney took is 58.5%, 2016 no comparison donald trump and hillary clinton. >> interesting blowout. in florida so much is about this traditional democratic stronghold, miami and places like this, trump won florida by the slimmest of margins by dramatically over performing in place like blaze county so these rural areas like glade county throughout florida allowed them

to achieve victory, otherwise what appear a difficult if not impossible state to win, so that will be reflective of voters. shannon: complete opposite situation in scott county, iowa, the largest of iowa's 99 counties and you are looking at 2012, the area voted for president obama in 2008, and 2012. in 2016 hillary clinton took this one by a slim margin so what does donald trump need to do to walk away with a win? >> bouncing between rust belt and sudden kiss states. shannon: familiar codes. >> great. we -- he has to regain traction he is among women and older voters. we see it can be close like it was last time. what is critical is those exit

polls showing trump performing similarly among women and older voters as he did in 2016. jillian: north carolina, you can see by these numbers president obama took this one from mitt romney. in 2016 donald trump took this by a slimmer margin if you compare these two. do you think the president hangs on? >> it is an interesting space, native american tribe told a lot of sway. i think he has every potential of keeping this majority minority place but i also think this speaks directly to that white blue-collar voter base we he has cultivated so well. he does well with that group he can win in that camp. shannon: appreciate you bring -- breaking down these counties. have a good day.

>> thanks so much. todd: quite a trip across the country. taking a plunge, a world war ii veteran celebrating a birthday by jumping out of a plane by 10,000 feet. she was inspired after george h w bush's ninetieth birthday jump. >> wonderful, a real thrill. made a safe landing. todd: that was awesome. she joined the army in 1943 and was a lieutenant in the women's army corps. thank you for your service and happy you got a chance to do that and that is awesome. coming up in the next hour of "fox and friends first" a new button coming to thursday's debate, how are candidates preparing? the campaign strategy in the next hour. ♪ ♪ something bad if you have medicare, listen up.

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shannon: it is tuesday october 20th, two weeks until the election, donald trump campaigning across the country as joe biden stays in the basement until the final debate. live in washington as the debate commission announces it is adding a mute button. todd: claims of interference around the alleged hunter biden email situation shot down by the country's top individual. new documents on hunter's last stop in the fbi's involvement. >> i put out tweet that said i voted for him the first time and he is not a politician but i got a flood. shannon: kirstie alley defending her decision to go against hollywood and support donald trump. todd: fox and first -- "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪