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years. this is an election between the trump superrecovery and a biden depression. >> donald trump headed to north carolina after a fired up rally. we are live in nashville ahead of the final debate. jillian: "fox and friends" starts right now. they are trying to come on. todd: a frightening picture. jillian: to north carolina after rallying a crowd, joe biden sting out of sight when getting help from former president barack obama on the campaign trail.

todd: griff jenkins ahead of the final presidential debate. >> reporter: the nation's eyes will be here, when candidates have their final face to face showdown, the president in erie, pennsylvania makes the case for four more years. >> this is an election between the trump super recovery which is happening right now and the biden depression. double, triple and now quadruple your taxes. it's a choice between our plan to kill the virus or biden's plan to kill the american dream. >> tomorrow's debates. to cleveland, 90 minutes, note -- kristin welcome will choose these topics, fighting covid-19, american families, national security and leadership, the trump campaign want to focus on foreign policy.

the first ever mute button, a hot mike for two minutes, biden who was off the trail was talking to a wisconsin station said this, it is a good idea, should be more limitations, not interrupting one another. his running mate harris held some virtual rally and former president obama, trying to get people out to vote. >> come out of this moment stronger than before. in times as polarizes easier vote doesn't just matter. it matters more than ever before. >> reporter: times are polarizing and the race is getting site, the latest university of north florida poll, it is a one point race. donald trump and senator harris

in north carolina where president obama will hold a drive in car rally in philly. preparations are underway in nashville. >> joe biden behind closed doors, the washington free be consistent may be too soon for the former vp to be relaxing. >> we used to have a candidate present. i never heard of a candidate taking this amount of time off in the final 2 weeks of the campaign. he doesn't need to be present because he is winning. i wonder if there is overconfidence. it is interesting that barack obama is going to philadelphia to try to enthuse voters particularly in the cities to go out for joe biden because you see certain lack of enthusiasm among many voters for the joe biden person and the worry from democrats is that might lead to

similar turnout among key groups. >> reporter: you can watch foxbusiness special coverage of the presidential debate, martha maccallum kicking it off at 6:00 pm eastern tomorrow. developing, sources telling fox news the fbi has hunter biden. >> the very latest. >> two senior administration officials say the fbi is in possession of a laptop purportedly belonging to hunter biden is the fbi says the agency has nothing to add to the statement made by the director of national intelligence john ratcliff that the laptop and emails are not being investigated as russian disinformation. multiple sources acknowledged the fbi have not provided information to indicate this is part of a foreign disinformation campaign but is still being investigated. the emails in question reported by the new york post claim to show a closer link between joe

biden and his son hunter's business dealings how those claims to have pictures that show joe biden meeting his son's alleged business partner from and as well although those have not been independently verified. all of this calls into question statements like this that biden is made in the past. >> how many times have you spoken to your son about his business dealings? >> i've never spoken to my son about it. >> on the campaign trail donald trump ripped into biden at a rally in pennsylvania. >> joe biden is a corrupt politician, smoking gun emails show the biden family sold the vice presidency for a very substantial amount of money, more money than anybody would believe. >> during an exclusive interview

on "fox and friends" donald trump call on the attorney general to appoint a special counsel to investigate. >> we got to get the attorney general to act. he's got to act and he's got to act fast. this is major corruption. this has to be known about before the election. shannon: biden dismissed the controversy yesterday calling it a last-ditch effort in this desperate campaign to smear him and his family. federal prosecutor brett tolman and louis goehmert will be on later in the show to discuss. todd: looking forward to talking with them, so many questions we want answered. shannon: will editor at large peers morgan calling on joe biden to address his son's alleged emails and slams the media for refusing to investigate claims. >> freedom of speech dictates the first amendment dictates when a story like this drops and it has not been denied by the people it is accusing for six days now clearly there is something that they want to hide.

anybody who believes in freedom of speech and journalism going to investigate allegations, imagine if we switched the names around, imagine if it was about donald trump junior and donald trump. what would be happening? do you think the tech giants would be suppressing the story with the mainstream media ignoring the story think it is just an unfair smear on the trumps? >> the question a lot of people are asking. the senate judiciary committee is expected to subpoena the ceos of twitter and facebook after they blocked the new york post story on the alleged emails. we will keep you posted.

>> 8 minutes after the hour of fox news alert, south carolina sheriff's deputy killed, two others heard after a chaotic traffic stop, it started when the driver was pulled over, he got into a fight with deputies which led to a series of crashes on an interstate. and esther deputy connolly jumper died at the hospital. >> he was a tireless worker and loving friend, he will be missed dearly by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. >> he was a 20-year-old veteran of the force leaves behind a wife and daughter. they are expected to be okay. shannon: the man accused of murdering a veteran houston police sergeant is an illegal immigrant, ice telling fox news he is a convicted criminal from el salvador. the agency now has a detainer on him. he was responding to a disturbance call when he was shot. he spent 41 years with the department and was weeks away from retirement. another officer was shot in the arm but will be okay. >> the senate is expected to vote on a covid-19 release you after approving more funding for the paycheck protection program. $500 billion measure includes

expanding federal unemployment benefits and money for vaccine production in schools. mitch mcconnell urging the white house not to make a deal with democrats on a larger stimulus bill. the ap reported mcconnell is concerned it won't have enough republican support was he wants to wait until after the election. >> what this. a massive trump 2020 have failed display in full force, rolling out a stack of veils after several of his trump signs were damaged. it includes the president's golden hairdo and red tie. shannon: one senator saying god bless america praising the doj for bringing a antitrust lawsuit against google, calling for legal action. >> donald from rallying around the country as the rnc lodges $25 million at. in battleground states.

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>> reporter: jeff barrett is one of the most talented jurists ever to serve in the federal court system. as far as their failure to show up this thursday if they do so they do so at their own peril. we have our own tools for dealing with dilatory conduct. >> likely slamming democrats for reportedly might boycott the vote for amy coney barrett. >> new poll shows the majority of americans want her confirmed. here to react is senior communications advisor, thanks for being here.

let's take a look at that poll i just referenced and you will see 51% are in favor of the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett. my question to you is do you see a situation in which this is delayed by democrats? >> democrats can try to delay it if they want to but ultimately will come to their senses because they know to do this would go against the majority of the american people but ultimately the democrats know that judge amy coney barrett is not only qualified to be on the supreme court, she should be on the supreme court. should have that person that the president has nominated to be on the supreme court placed on the supreme court because he's doing his constitutional duty. by them not doing their constitutional duty they are obstructionists. at a time the american people want congress to work together and get things done they should be trying to find ways of giving up and down vote to this person who deserves to be on the court, the president's nominee, fulfilling his constitutional duty and their constitutional

authority to advise and consent. it is a shameful tactic for them to do this at this late in the game because they know they are failing, their policies are failing on the democrat side, the issues on the democrat side, the political tactic to try to stall the nomination from moving forward to a confirmation to be justice amy coney barrett is something that is really embarrassing on their side. todd: we mentioned a majority of the nation wants her confirmed. a supermajority is against court packing. these were a little shocking in light of what you hear from the democrats, 58% of americans are against increasing the size of the supreme court if biden wins. this isn't resin used in which is often accused of being pro-republican. this is big time. the new york times. that is a 27% difference.

isn't it politically bad for democrats to consider this, to continue pushing this? >> this paul shows the american people are listening to things the republican party is saying, things the president is saying in terms of court packing and what joe biden is not saying which is denouncing court packing and acting as if he's not going to pack the court. the american people are not stupid. joe biden and the democrats seem to think we are. the more we highlight the contrast and show court packing is wrong and try to hold him accountable the american people are saying there is a different way and they are going away from what the democrats in the mainstream media trying to tell us relates to what joe biden will won't do. we know for a fact joe biden intends to pack the court, expand the court and the american people are rejecting it.

jillian: tv ad spending in battleground states, these were numbers we pulled from the brain room yesterday the joe biden spent $39.7 million last week outspending donald trump every week since the beginning of august. the president's campaign is making a push the final two weeks adding $55 million in a tv ad blitz. why is that? is the campaign feeling any pressure? >> if you are talking the joe biden campaign they are feeling a lot of pressure. >> talking about the president's campaign. to put out that much money in the final two weeks, why? >> doing it because that's the culmination of what we've been doing on the ground and across the country for several months because of the generosity of our donors and grassroots supporters. at the end of the day we've got to move to the face of getting out the vote and make sure they know the dangers of what bushel biden is trying to do.

and in arizona, iowa, michigan and wisconsin, we want seniors to know joe biden's medicare plan will not be good for them. seniorsaware.com. we need to make sure supporters and seniors understand their responsibilities to vote. todd: spend the money if you've got it, use your time outs during the game. appreciate it. jillian: two longtime officers killed in the line of duty, a fully one-year-old veteran shot at an apartment complex in 28-year-old veteran killed in a traffic stop. todd: darren porch talks about how to end of violence against police. you won't see these folks, at the post office

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>> reporter: with a broken heart we confirmed that is the beauty with our agency passed away. >> sergeant harold preston. i want to thank him and celebrate his life of service, commitment and dedication to the city. jillian: two a law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in the span of a, 128-year-old veteran deputy in south carolina. the other a sergeant who was months if not weeks from retirement after 41 years of service. joining me live to react is doctor darren porcher, thanks for being here, appreciate it. i was sitting on my couch when i saw the news and my heart sank.

i can't imagine what that feels like every time you continue to hear news like this for one of your brothers and sisters in blue. >> it is a troubling narrative and we have a 41 year police veteran that could have retired a long time ago but he was doing this because this was the profession that he loved and it goes back to this was unfortunate we had an illegal alien who shouldn't have been in this country subsequently killed this officer as a result of a dispute. it speaks volumes to the danger officers face on a day-to-day basis in the united states. shannon: continue to have the question of how is this going to stop? >> when we consider what police officers were present they are a reflection of the social contract and the social contract affords citizens protections by government and when it is fractured we as americans as a whole suffer, not just the one

individual. shannon: let's talk about this. the department of justice and minneapolis police announced a policing initiative as residents to the city for lack of police. bring up this graphic to show what this is about. the national response center initiative assistance to the department to support law enforcement review enhanced and reform policies and practices to prevent the use of excessive force. let's listen to what folks who are suing have to say about this. >> that's what this is about. we want law and order, we want reform the we are in the city to say enough is enough. >> legal option we are exercising because it seems the city council cannot hear us, doesn't feel what we feel. jillian: what do you think of this? >> this is interesting. we heard the growing sentiment

of reform and d policing on a national level in the wake of the death of george floyd. of city council went through a closed minded approach and focused on defunding the police not realizing what happens on the back end where public safety would be at risk, be careful because you may get what you ask for it is a result that community and minneapolis experienced an immediate rising crime and not understanding the sentiment, the citizenry in that particular area wants. the doj is looking to step in and introduce a series of resources but believe it or not the city council is not looking to engage in that discourse and that's a problem. we need to understand the necessity of having police. police reform is necessary but we need to introduce additional resources and that is what the doj is moving forward with this agenda.

jillian: appreciate it. todd: ice cube and $0.50, supporting donald trump's plans but what are critics missing about backing the president's policies was the independent women's form says cancel culture has this climate next. ♪

todd: ice cube was dubbed the sellout for opening a dialogue with the trump campaign for racial and economic justice. $0.50 getting back lash for backing donald trump on the economy. >> we talk about what the critics are missing. good morning. thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> listen to what ice cube has to say, working with donald trump.

>> you are working with the trump team instead of the biden team and people are giving you heat for it. >> i'm willing to work with both teams but i'm working with whoever's willing to work with me. i'm not playing anymore of these political games. i'm going to whoever is in power to speak to them about our problems. jillian: what do you think of that? >> kudos to ice cube for putting together a contract for black america and allowing the campaigns to talk to him but only one campaign was willing to change their agenda based on that and that was the trump campaign. there is an awakening among the black male rappers and entertainers, not only are biden's tax plans expensive and going to stand down on wealth building, but they have been taken for granted for too long. why not work with those willing

to work with you and donald trump's platinum plan including revisions ice cube recommended. so go cognac, go ice cube, all these rappers willing to say we don't belong to the democratic party. jillian: ice cube has not formally endorsed the president but is willing to work with either party who wants to have a conversation. todd: stop at talk and solve the problem. going to $0.50, or fity, with that guy, is there a more mainstream view in the black community than democrat in the mainstream media lead us to believe? >> yes. a lot of black folks like lower taxes and when they look at the idea of being an entrepreneur and gaining some level of

wealth, $0.60 of every dollar going to the government. even carney be said where's my money going? i pay this money in taxes. there is an acknowledgment once you start to achieve a certain level of wealth and it's not that high. you can be a two parent household making 6 figures, recognizing the pressure on taxes when you talk about building investment in the black community, business investment, don't can't entrepreneurship. you hear them coming from donald trump's deregulation and investment in the black community in different ways. todd: whether the votes were there. >> thank you for joining us.

todd: you heard after 2016 the secret trump voter, the voters who support the president on either side we heard about the silent majority who came out and supported him in 2016 and a lot of people say that is still very much a thing. look at these numbers, 68% of trump voters agree they won't put trump signed in their yard, 64% said they won't put stickers on their car in support of the president. >> this is real and look at the biden numbers. they are much much lower. you drive around those numbers make sense to me. they won't put biden stickers on a car. and they don't see, i am voting

for trump, that is what we hear when traveling around the diners, we heard that comment over and over that i was quiet about it and little by little they felt more confident but not in the numbers you would say trump voters are making themselves know. the silent majority, are there enough to sway the election? >> i spent some time in the last month, made a comment to my dad, i have seen more signs in support of both parties this year than i've ever seen in my life and my parents agreed they are lining up and down the streets. it was interesting to take a drive and see that. let's listen to what they have to say about the president likely being reelected. >> i think the president wins with a minimum, possibly going up significantly higher but just

how big this undercurrent is. what we noticed is these polls are predominantly missing the hidden trump vote, there's a clear feeling among conservatives, people for the president, they are not interested in sharing their opinions so readily. these people are a lot less hesitant or more hesitant to not participate in polls. if you are not compensating for this. todd: that was one of the few pollsters, very few people who predicted the trump win in 2016. and trump supporters are very enthusiastic to vote for the president, 52% of biden supporters feel the same. i take these numbers with a grain of salt because you can't vote twice was the president loves the rallies, they are very energetic but at the end of the day you can only vote once.

the earlier point we made about the silent trump supporter is going to be a bigger factor in this election than the enthusiasm that is there, don't know how big a deal it is. jillian: polls in every state are so tight and you look at where they were at this point in 2016 and they are even tighter and a lot of battleground states so it will be interesting to watch. >> we will be there to guide you through it all. a lawsuit filed against the crown prince for the killing of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi. jillian: the family looks for answers. >> good morning. the murder of jamal khashoggi, suing mohammed been salmon in a us court over his killing in october of 2018. the 61 page lawsuit reads this

crime is the combination of weeks of planning and conspiratorial action taken by their co-conspirators, they discuss details of the washington post columnist entering this out a consulate in his temple and never coming out. the crown prince is tonight any connection with the murder, 5 people were sentenced to 20 years in prison over the killing but their death sentences were overturned, this follows a trial conducted by turkey in his temple over the summer resulted in his hand full of convictions. her -- his fiancée demanded truth and accountability. >> to achieve justice for jamal. we've been waiting too long for too -- two years, they attempt to silence jamal has backfired. because it has made all of us his voice.

>> reporter: the lawsuit is seeking compensation and punitive damages to hold saudi leadership accountable for the killing. they are believed to have ordered the killing of this top washington post columnist. todd: thank you. jillian: a grand jury versus the jury did not agree the shooting was justified. the unidentified your statement coming after a judge allowed them to speak publicly. they said the jury was never presented with homicide charges which it comes as one of the 3 officers involved in taylor's shooting says it shouldn't be compared to george lloyd's death. >> it is not a race thing like people try to make it. it is a point of order, this is

not us kneeling on in, nothing like that. >> former louisville detectives charged with wanton endangerment in the case. >> senator josh ali praising the department of justice for filing in the trump lawsuit against google. >> this is the biggest antitrust case in a generation maybe in a century and i have to say reading that case title united states versus google made me want to say god bless america. the most patriotic words written in a long time, united states versus google, i hope we will see united states versus facebook too. is it going to be citizens, voters or big tech? >> the suit claims google uses online dominance to maintain power in creating search monopoly. google called the lawsuit deeply flawed and says people choose to use instead of being forced to. >> matthew mcconaughey's new memo on store shelves, he describes the green light as a playbook based on his adventures, it covers all aspects of his life and childhood to his active career and being a married man. >> he will be live on "fox and

friends" later this morning in the 8 am hour, expecting the obvious question i lose my man card for knowing the song, how to lose a guy in 10 days. it is 25 until the top of the hour, the election comes down comes down to dollars and common sense. >> the biden harris agenda will cut the typical american's income. >> can we tax our way to prosperity? two financial experts on deck next.

>> nancy pelosi strike an optimistic tone promising an agreement that is safer, bigger and better, but donald trump wants a bigger coronavirus relief package than democrats proposed.

mitch rochelle, the dream team of money, let's kick it off with you. unpack what is going on with stimulus talks. >> the president saying go big or go home. nancy pelosi has to love that. when you talk about $2 trillion of stimulus going into the economy there is an enormous number but the real problem is senate republicans and mitch mcconnell saying he doesn't think he has the votes to get this through, donald trump says if we come to a compromise, agreement with nancy pelosi we will get this through the senate, no question, people want this and economy needs it and get it done. >> when does it get done? >> it should get done soon. you have a confirmation of a supreme court justice and the

senate has to vote on, this is an election cycle. they all want to tell their respective constituents they are there to help the economy. we will see. only 13 days left but it should get done. >> stimulus is the short-term focus. the economic predictions for each of you depending on the election, what happens if joe biden wins the presidency? >> the economy will have a tough time. the secret to prosperity is not taxing your way to that. joe biden made clear he is going to reverse the trump tax cuts. the new york times reported 65% of americans saved taxes under the tax cuts. what joe biden is proposing, is

not going to be on the rich and on corporations. ultimately it will affect a lot more people and that spells trouble for the economy. todd: the president kind of agrees. >> the biden harris agenda will cut typical americans income by 6500 and that just cut it down. for the last 47 years joe biden has been selling out the american worker. >> a quick reaction to what you just heard and your thoughts if he wins reelection. >> clearly needs a shot in the arm. if you layer more taxes on that economy and start putting more regulation on the economy, you

slowdown whatever progress we are making. the reality is the trump economy, low taxes, low regulations, we got in the first 3 and a half years on the path that it was, it is not more taxes or more regulations. todd: interest rate still not high, still pretty low but we will see. we will see what happens. we appreciate your time as always, thank you so much. jillian: a lot of americans in the dark about hunter biden's alleged emails. the reaction from college students after learning. >> is this a story the american people should know about? >> it could be a real issue to the american people. in business you have to be able to shift-pivot-adapt.

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>> presidential candidate's son taking foreign money in exchange for access, is this a story the american people should know about? >> could be a real issue in the interest of the american people whether it is -- >> the specific case would disqualify presidential candidate running for office? >> i think so but i don't know if everyone else will think so. >> you heard it there young voters shocked by report surrounding hunter biden's alleged email but is it enough to hold joe biden accountable at the polls? campus from correspondent larry jacobson did those interviews and joins me with take aways. good to see you again. what was your biggest surprise when conducting these interviews. >> students opinions and beliefs on college campuses. the leadership institute campus reform we've seen how students

opinions contradict themselves in the 5 minute interview. when i asked students to disqualify a candidate from running for office they agreed but when i told them it was joe biden you see them do a complete 180 and this is because of liberal bias and indoctrination. on both sides of the story, contradict themselves. >> where are the majority of college students getting their news? depending where people get their news they may or may not know much about this alleged story? >> students are getting their news from social media and their professors who have biased opinions in the classroom instance will vote for the name of the party not necessarily the policies. very dangerous because the next generation of leaders, college students need to know how to think for themselves but when they go along with their professors and what they are seeing on social media they are voting for a politician and

don't know why. and 13 days they will be heading to the polls with this uninformed voting system. jillian: you mentioned 13 days left to go, they broke records on national voter registration day, 100,000 registrations and in 2020 there were 200,000, even snapchat registration which is blowing my mind a little bit. it is great that young people want to vote but make sure they are voting for policies, not just a candidate. >> exciting time for a lot of college students voting for the first time and a responsibility, a lot of main issues, racial unrest and women's rights but the main issue is trump. not just because they want to get trump out of office and this will be driving them to the polls.

jillian: being a conservative what would you tell from? >> look at the real politics, getting trump out of office, with more serious discussions, with fiscal policy, what really matters is politics. >> thank you for joining us. >> it is time for a cute baby ready for her close-up, lighting up social media as she should, discovering herself in a walmart security camera. she didn't shop the left, lifting her up so she can see herself in that shot.

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overnight sources told foxnews the fbi has hunter biden's laptop and is investigating the president, a dozen lawmakers calling on william barr to react. jillian: the president shows note sign of slowing 13 days from the election as democrats bank on a familiar face to make up for biden's notable absence. todd: is missing in action, dennis pratt slipping a fundraiser, social media wants and canceled. jillian: "fox and friends first" continues. ♪ jillian: the heat will be on. looking at nashville for the final presidential debate for 2020.