>> hit a cop! oh my god, he hit a copper. >> a car plows into a police officer and dozens of others are injured. riots erupting in philadelphia over the deadly pellucid in of a black man armed with a knife. the mass disruption and violence. >> in washington a historic moment. amy coney barrett sworn in. >> the oath that i have solemnly

taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favors. >> confirmation marking a huge political victory for the trump administration. we are live ahead of the second swearingen. >> donald trump back on the trail and three different states today as joe biden heads south. >> "fox and friends first" continues live right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: we begin with a fox news alert out of philadelphia. more than 20 people have been arrested and 30 officers are hurt after riots break out after a black man is killed by police. they say he was holding a knife. >> jackie ibanez joins us live. good morning. >> protesters protest over the officer involved shooting started peaceful but tense. watch.

[crowd chanting] >> residents marching through the streets demanding police reform and gathering outside a local precinct. violence erupting with protesters looting, throwing bricks and roxette officers, sitting a cruiser on fire. even running a cop over. plowing through an intersection. the injured officer was taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition with a broken leg. the driver of that car was reportedly arrested. the unrest started when police responded to a call about a man with a knife. the man later identified as 27-year-old walter wallace junior, reportedly approached the two officers with the weapon

as they ordered him to drop it. we need to lend difference to police officers to assure the safety of the population. >> those officers have been taken off duty for the investigation led by the city's district attorney. >> we are just one week from election day, donald trump campaigning in 3 states after rallying pennsylvania voters. jillian: joe biden defense is light travel schedule and a surprise appearance on the trail. griff jenkins live in georgia where the former vice president is heading today. >> that is right. joe biden coming here, you see fdr's the white house home, one his two stops. the biden campaign blitzing the pink state yesterday after joe biden was in savanna. the reason, this is a state they can flip blue. the latest poll, cbs, advantage of the constitution putting the

state in a virtual tie. it is an since 1992, bill clinton that a democrat won georgia. last time, the last week before november 1st, 1992, bill clinton so it's getting very interesting here. here was biden talking about the red state opportunities he sees and where he's going. >> i'm going to iowa, wisconsin, georgia, florida and other places as well. there's a lot we have been doing. >> donald trump barnstorming the country, the map you see here three rallies in michigan, wisconsin and nebraska, arizona tomorrow, biden headed to florida as donald trump yesterday was all across pennsylvania hammering biden over his mistake over transitioning away from the oil and gas industry.

>> joe biden confirmed his plan to abolish the entire us oil industry. that means no fracking, no jobs, no energy for pennsylvania families. we are energy independent and they want to end that. >> no more oil, joe, he will eradicate your energy and send pennsylvania into a crippling depression. >> biden in a surprise appearance walking back his fracking position. >> i'm not shutting down oilfields. i'm not eliminating fracking. i'm investing in clean energy and we will make sure we don't continue to subsidize the oil companies. >> donald trump won georgia by 5 points in 2016, georgia at 16 the electoral votes? we will see if trump decides to come here.

his son and surrogates have been here quite a bit. interesting to see how the map changes in the final 7 days. >> it was interesting to see donald from rallying in 3 parts of pennsylvania and the surprise appearance from joe biden in chester which is outside philadelphia, interesting to see that play out. >> trump 2020 senior advisor laura trump says enthusiasm for the president is very heavy. >> remarkable to see donald trump is able to do campaign rally after campaign rally leading up to the debate last week we saw joe biden had to rest up for 5 days leading into the debate, the enthusiasm is undeniable when it comes to donald trump, tens of thousands of people coming out to support him several times a day, that is per his request. he loves that. >> recent washington post poll found 71% of trump supporters were very enthusiastic compared to 52% of biden supporters. shannon: he does have that enthusiasm. summing us to be excited about,

judge amy coney barrett officially becoming a supreme court justice today. the first of two affect the white house last night. >> love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes and i will devote myself to preserving it. >> carley shimkus joins us live with this historic event. carley: the senate confirming amy coney barrett as the 100 fifteenth justice on the supreme court. justice clarence thomas administering her constitutional oath during a ceremony at the white house. >> i amy coney barrett do solemnly swear. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. >> your confirmation securing a 6-3 conservative majority on the nation's highest court but during the white house's, she stressed the importance of being

politically impartial. >> it is the job of the judge to resist her policy preferences. it would be a dereliction of duty for her to give in to them. federal judges don't stand for election, they have no basis for claiming their preferences reflect those of the people. >> reporter: monday's vote into the speedy confirmation process that lasted less then 40 days as donald trump pushed to confirm the confirmation to take place before the election. >> justice barrett made clear she will issue rulings based on a faithful ruling of the constitution, not legislate from the bench. >> reporter: for confirmation not without controversy. all 45 senate democrats and republican senator susan collins, voted against as demonstrators gathered outside the supreme court. joe biden speaking out calling

barrett's confirmation he rush to unprecedented and historic reminder to every american that your vote matters. judge barrett will start her new role after chief justice john roberts administers her judicial oath later today. >> we view this from a political perspective but think of it from the human. how cool this must be for her. >> an amazing moment, what an accomplishment. >> extreme weather, hurricane they are lashing because of mexico after making landfall overnight. the category one storm pounding resort towns on the yucatán peninsula with winds up to 80 miles per hour. part of the gulf coast under hurricane watch as they do is expected hit louisiana tomorrow. >> the los angeles dodgers hoping to clinch their first world series title in 32 years. the tampa bay rays in game 6,

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>> i want to make sure we earn every vote possible and that's why we are here. >> he doesn't do these kinds of rallies because nobody shows up. >> donald trump dominating rallies across the swing state as joe biden seems to slow down with 7 days until the election. jillian: are democrats repeating 2016 mistakes? here to react is republican strategist matt harvey. let's get into this and the busy schedule of the president. he's in 3 states, michigan, wisconsin and nebraska, joe biden is going to be in georgia, two different playbooks but reminiscent of 2016, wouldn't you say? >> it is, donald trump is an animal, the stamina to go to all the states and hold rallies in front of tens of thousands of people. the momentum is on his side and the people behind him are excited. todd: a little contrarian here,

look at this early voter tally. as a last count 62 million, approaching 63 million people have cast their votes. are there any voters left and of them are any of them still undecided? >> can't imagine anybody would be decided going into this election cycle but the polls say there are still people out there and that is what this is about, both candidates are going around the country doing what they can to get the very last votes. it will be a tight race but if you look at the polls trump was behind by 5-10 in many of these swing states and now it is in the neck going into the election one week from today so the momentum is on the president's side and the scandal we are seeing unravel with hunter biden and his laptop and everything associated with that is going to play a big deal going into the election in one week. jillian: let's talk about amy

coney barrett's swearing-in ceremony last night where she said she will do her job without any fear or fever and she will do so independently of both political branches and her own preferences. can you talk about the significance of this moment in her statement? >> this is a huge deal, something i've been working for for three decades, to get justices on the supreme court that look at the text of the constitution and the text of the laws congress is passing. for decades we had justices but look at the constitution as a living document that they are able to manipulate and make policy on from the bench and finally we have a court that is constitutionalist that will look at the constitution the way it is written not the way they want to pursue with their ideological bend on it and this is a big deal for america and a big deal for this president to be able to appoint 3 supreme court justices to the court.

todd: we appreciate your time on a historic day. jillian: it is 17 after the i/o. iowa farmer in a misleading campaign - todd: supports republican senator joni ernst, next. ♪ expecto patronum!

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were you surprised when you saw yourself in that ad. did you see or someone else you know saw it and say what is going on here? >> a family member sends me a text. i was surprised. jillian: you had your picture taken. what were you told it was for? >> by request of a family acquaintance asked to do a multigenerational family and we knew there would be stock photos, we knew they could show up other places and did not expect to show up in any kind of election pamphlet so it was a surprise, should have thought farther ahead about the upcoming election but it was a surprise. jillian: you would never anticipated showing up on a campaign not to mention someone

you don't support. have you heard from that campaign or reached out to them? >> know, i have not reached out nor have they reached out to us. prior to this being published it would be nice for a courtesy call asking my permission. i did not receive that call. jillian: you support joni ernst. tell me why. >> her values must of mine with my values, she is a friend to farmers with the endorsement of the iowa farm bureau, cattlemen and corn growers. she has a good record for iowa agriculture. we know what we have with senator ernst. >> greenfield's campaign has not responded. is there a point you want to come of this?

>> political campaigns, in some of these mailers, some was -- we were portrayed as our farm family is quite the opposite. knowing, flyers coming out, they might not be very genuine. jillian: a little transparency and honesty, thank you for joining us, hearing your story. unfortunate circumstances. >> 23 after the hour, officer run over in philadelphia, one of 30 members of law enforcement heard in writing following adobe police shooting. doctor odom joins us live next. the key election issue for so many americans, our panel of financial experts breakdown

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insight. >> thank you. jillian: that man ignored command to drop the weapon. explain when officers are in a situation like that and someone is ignoring their command to drop a weapon what are officers trained to do? >> a tough situation, we expect compliance, following the orders, as opposed to de-escalate. from this incident, not money moaning quarterbacking, when i give the command and you have a weapon you are supposed to stop. to shoot them in the leg or the head, that is not policy and procedure, you food -- shoot in the air, you could injure someone us, should in the late you could wind up killing the person, the person soul may be

able to attack you. the issue so that we de-escalate the situation. had that happened, we are not at the stage we are now. >> we have chosen to stop the video at a certain point. it is posted online its entirety. and video circulating like this. and in situation like this. >> it puts a lot of pressure and also makes you second-guess because of the fact your hesitant and not doing what you were trained to do. your life made the on the line,

this is what can cause police officers to show up or not be proactive or more reactive because of being second-guessed on what they are doing. it is a bad thing because they are not in the issue of the police officer on the other side to see what we are going through. you call us. jillian: the latest information, 30 officers the been injured. the female sergeant run over by a pickup truck is in the hospital in stable condition. where do we go from here as people wake up from this? >> that is an unfortunate event, they lost their loved ones. we want to go to work, don't want to do that and wants to protect life and property. people need to sit down at the table to prevent these things. politicians need to get behind it and start talking to their

constituents, what they represent, talking about compliance, how to change things, and how this developed with the law enforcement officers, because we were not an enemy, we are in this together and need to sit down at a table so we could bring things together and alleviate situations like this. if there was help needed, in the fire, we want to point the finger at us. >> it is definitely a key. thank you very much. >> we are one week from the election and the economy is the most important issue to american voters but donald trump and joe biden could not be more different with their vision for america, their panel of experts break it down. the founding partner of macro trend advisors and former chief economist for the us

international trade commission peter morici. this is a fox and first financial all-star team, and the competing economic plans, the trump plan includes tax cuts made permanent cutting capital gains tax. and increasing capital gains tax. and 400,$000. what should the undecided voter want. >> they should want the trump plan because although biden won't raise taxes on folks to return less than 400,$000, the impact on economic growth will be so negative and profound especially on startups and technology that by the end of the decade their household incomes will be down about 10%, $6,500 a household.

it is a terrible plan. >> next question, carley shimkus talking to voters about the economy. this is what they had to say. >> the thing about the economy is my 401(k) looks great, no issues with investments, no equity. >> the trump economy has been very good across businesses. >> i want to focus on that line completely forgotten about small business, good for big business. you understand big business world, how do you respond to that? >> i don't think it's fair. the fact is one of the things in the trump tax plan from several years ago was very pro-small business, gave preferential tax treatment to sole proprietors,

people with partnerships, the foundation of small business. it takes time for tax cuts to work their way through the system and create jobs. look at the job growth during a 3 and a half years prior to the shutdowns they were strong and written by small business. i think small business is the way to prosperity. as we figure out small business growth if congress can get their act together, back to small businesses. todd: our resident dean, you get the been counting question. critics are going to say covid-19 response was expensive, still is expensive and we need to raise taxes to pay for it. >> you have to look at first cutting back on the spending. if we are going to increase taxes do it in a responsible way so you know the dollars that were going back to the

government are being used properly. right now the government is spending too much money on pet projects and special interests and i think that is what people have an issue with. our debt is ballooning which is not good news so until we get financial wherewithal in congress i don't see how congress can raise taxes and think this is a good thing that we are going to tax our way to prosperity. the way to prosperity is more jobs which increase the tax base. todd: a quick lightning round, looking at early voting, there are 60 plus million who voted already. a lot of undecided people in your community. 15 seconds to each of you. will the economy matter in the 7 days between now and election day in terms of changing the

vote? >> we have a clean inside and we are seeing the trump surge because people are focusing on the economy and when they do that they have more confidence in trump than they do mister biden. it will make a difference. the question is does trump get there? >> the economy is the number one issue. one thing the president has done is tied the stock market to the economy. many voters could look at the stock market, the gdp number will be very strong and i hope that resonates with undecided voters. >> the economy always matters and anything that happens in the last week that has an impact on people's perception of the economy. i don't know if anything will change but if there perception changes so does their vote. todd: the chicago bulls have nothing on you guys.

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we point your attention to an ice storm unfolding across oklahoma and texas, this is a very big deal and travel conditions are dangerous if not impossible in some of these areas. todd: thank you. joe biden putting the energy industry on transition away from oil only to backpedal just days later. the founder and owner of an oil company michigan joined us earlier to weigh. >> the fact that he plans on phasing out oil and gas jobs and focusing on solar or wind sounds devastating. i have not heard biden explain how he is going to create jobs in ohio and pennsylvania to replace the ones he will be eliminating. todd: donald trump stands by stage where oil is naturally -- rachel duffy and maranda devine joining us live, don't go

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beaches cannot wait to tell you what is coming up in 15 minutes over the next 3 hours, supreme court justice, we will get reaction to amy coney barrett's confirmation from white house communications director and senate judiciary committee member senator mike lee and congressman michael wolf, former green beret weighs in on the latest from capitol hill. i democrats going to increase or decrease their lead in the house and one week from election day, many think that is 7 days, donald trump junior indefatigable, he will be here live, dave bossi on the pathway to 270, he has been by the president's right side for the

last two weeks. also under charles payne on the economy. lawrence jones out and about on the trump site and biden side, joe cona on why the media did not pick up the ceremony last night, msnbc and cnn. all that coming your way, gradually get dressed. jillian: election officials believe suspicious emails they are receiving could be part of a bigger attack according to the wall street journal. several emails appear to impersonate state election directors but officials say most emails did not have the attachments. todd: with mail in ballots, only counted if received by election day, the supreme court making that, issued by a lower court last month. republicans in pennsylvania and north carolina making up we, demanding justices stop ballot

extensions in those states. jillian: we follow breaking news out of philadelphia, riots the city throughout the night after police shot and killed a black man armed with a knife in total, philadelphia police say 30 offices of been injured, 29 are minor but there is one female police sergeant who was run over by a pickup truck in the middle of the street. we are told that police officer was taken to a local hospital, is in stable condition at the hospital this morning but there's a lot of activity in philadelphia. let's bring in rachel campos duffy. we've seen these scenes play out across the country for months on the end and it played out in kenosha, wisconsin. can you tell us what you saw in

the aftermath of that? >> what is interesting is it wasn't just kenosha. the media didn't follow another story, in milwaukee, also riots. the national media didn't cover it, local media did and that is a big problem for democrats inside wisconsin because those suburbs didn't just do the commercial zones, riots went into the neighborhood, when kenosha have a lot of people said the suburban moms in the suburbs of milwaukee are watching, they did come to them, i think law and order is an underlying issue affecting suburban women in particular. they don't want these kind of riots, they know the damage it causes, they don't like that fear for their families and children so i think in wisconsin, same in pennsylvania they like law enforcement,

usually these riots come with a defund the police message on the other side so i think tragic what is happening but also interesting it is so close to election day and unfortunately for the biden campaign i don't think this will do well for them. jillian: we will cover this as police investigate the circumstances. >> you talk about the election, joe biden suggesting he could be open to rotating supreme court justices to lower courts. listen to joe biden on the campaign trail. >> some literature about the possibility going from one court to another, not just the supreme court, serious constitutional scholars have a number of ideas how to proceed, to make the recommendation. >> what is your reaction to that?

>> that is called election talk. expand the court. one way you know that is look at social media with strong voices on the democrat side saying shortly after the amy coney barrett confirmation or swearing-in ceremony aoc took to twitter and simply wrote expand the court, has hundreds of thousands of likes on that. that is what the left wants to do, that is what will happen if joe biden is elected. we know he's not in the best mental state is many people believe kamala harris be the main force, she's the most liberal member of the senate, all for expanding the court and i believe that is what will happen. they want to dilute the voice of acb. jillian: i want your take on this. you are a woman.

amy coney barrett's confirmation is something for history, a teachable moment for young girls, someone to look up to. what will you tell your kids about her? >> that she's a model and this is a powerful pivotal moment particularly for conservative women and women who want family and children, it says you can have a family and intellectual and professional excellence. it tells the gatekeepers, many of whom wanted so long to say being pro-life, being a conservative woman is disqualifying. it is too bad, we are going to take our place at the table, that is exactly what acb's nomination and confirmation has done and sends a powerful message to especially young women that they if they work hard can have it all. jillian: check out the show, moms on fox nation, good to see

you. jillian: still ahead, some early voters feeling buyers remorse about hunter biden, next.

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>> a new survey reveals a majority of voters believe joe biden was likely involved with his son's alleged overseas.

searches for how can i change my vote trending online. here with her take new york columnist miranda devine. great to have you on the show. let's take a look at some facts. a poll was asked how likely is it that joe biden was consulted about and perhaps profited from his son's hunter's overseas business dealings as you can see 54% of people polled say it's likely. then there is this google searches for can i change my vote. look at that spike. that is a spike and a half. so what is your response to the apparent link here? >> hi, jillian and todd. i think it really shows us the perls of early voting. you don't get the full picture of the candidate before election day like you do in a normal year. with 60 million voters having already vote you had that's a lot of people that maybe were taken by surprise when they heard about hunter biden's laptop or or when joe biden said

that he was going to end the oil industry last week in the debate. you know, you miss out on a very important point end of the election campaign when you do vote early. i suppose it was necessary because of the pandemic but it certainly probably has skewed the results of this race. i think it's very interesting that people have actually factored in the idea that joe biden was involved in his son hunter's shady business dealings that's even despite the censorship from facebook and twitter. jillian: we are being told that the "new york post" is still locked out of its twitter account i'm curious if you are surprised by that and also what you think this means for journalism going forward. >> we are in uncertain territory. unchartered territory. there will be on wednesday it will be, you know, two weeks

since we were locked out. and it seems extraordinary that, you know, the oldest newspaper in the country, one of the largest newspapers in the country would be locked out of its twitter account because what did we do wrong? i mean, we put up links to stories that have been shown day after day over and over to be correct about hunter biden's laptop there was nothing salacious or untoward about what we published. we published stories about the emails and the material, the evidence that was on that laptop. it really just staggers me that jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter would allow this situation to keep on going. i think it's much more embarrassing and damaging to twitter than it would be for "the new york post." we have other ways of getting our story out there. as long as our twitter account remains locked it's a reproach to twitter so their active

censorship over this story. i think it's showing a lot of rest of the media which also has not given a very important story which goes to the heart of the character of one of the candidates running for president. and they have just ignored it. jillian: miranda devine, "new york post" columnist thank you for your insight. we appreciate you joining us. >> of course, jillian. jillian: we are following this breaking news out of philadelphia. a black man with a knife has been shot and killed by police there have been riots in the city all night. 30 officers injured including one run over by a pickup truck. that sergeant is now in the hospital. "fox & friends" has continuing coverage. ♪ [chanting] >> he hit a cop. >> police officer run over as riots break out in philadelphia after an armed black man is shot and killed by police. >> we look at this particular

action the firearm was the best course of action. >> so help me god. >> i will do my job without any fear or favor. >> this is a happy night for the country. >> president trump campaigning in three states today after rallying pennsylvania voters. >> get your family, get your neighbors, get your co-workers, and get out to vote. >> biden