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halloween it doesn't feel like it. everything has been canceled at least here in new york city. we will still try figure it out. goat the boys out do a little street-walking see if we can find some places to trick or treat. we will be in costumes. jedediah. jedediah: i will be dressing up my baby for the first time for halloween and also my dog as you know i don't miss a beat when it comes to that they have matching costumes. stay tuned for photos. there has been a lot of shows that have led up to this very moment in this full weekend that we have planned for everyone. three days until election day. people still voting. people getting ready to vote on election day. many have voted already. it's a fun time right now. pete: it sure is. we are going to break down all the angles and numbers all morning long. and if you have a costume on while watching us email us at foxnews.com. why not? it is halloween as well. it's a sprint to the finish line. president trump and joe biden making their final push with just three days to go until the election. so far as we mentioned.

more than 86 million people have already cast their vote. will: it's going to be a very busy weekend on the campaign trail. listen to this. president trump is set to hold 14 rallies in seven states in 72 hours. meanwhile, joe biden is set to visit two states this weekend. he is hitting the trail with former president obama for the first time today in michigan. jedediah: we have team coverage this morning. phil keating is in north miami florida where early voting is ramping up. kristin fisher is in pennsylvania where the president is making three stops today. kristin? >> well, i heard you guys say it didn't quite feel like halloween where y'all are. i will tell you what, it feels like halloween where i am. i'm standing on the side of a dark road underneath a full moon it. feels kind of spooky out here. quite telling that president trump has divided to spend the final saturday before election day in pennsylvania. he has four events in this state today. i'm at the first one in newtown,

pennsylvania. it's a farm and it's about 45 minutes outside of philadelphia. so, president trump clearly coming here trying to court all of those suburban women that you have heard so much about in the closing days of this campaign. another thing about this event it's going to be quite a bit smaller than a lot of the other trump rallies that you have gotten used to. most people sitting down which we aren't quite used. to say it's going to look and feel perhaps very similar to one of the rallies that we saw president trump hold yesterday in rochester, minnesota. and that's because minnesota state officials forced the trump campaign to really comply with the state's social distancing measures to fight the coronavirus. the midwest, of course, dealing with a pretty serious spike in coronavirus cases. wisconsin really one of the hottest hot spots in the country. that's where president trump was earlier laying out con o.

contrast and vision to fight covid-19 and his opponent. >> this election is a choice between a trump super boom and a biden depression. that's what it is. it is also between opening up and keeping it closed. ours is between a state vaccine which is coming very shortly. it's a momentarily or a devastating lockdown. that's what biden wants to do. because he has no choice. he will not call the shots. he will not call the shots. and everybody knows it. >> now, right now here in pennsylvania. the real clear politics average of polls has joe biden ahead by about 3.6 points. another advantage. supreme court justices just denied a request from pennsylvania republicans and will continue to allow the counting of ballots here in pennsylvania until up about 3 days after election day and then another advantage for joe biden is, of course, that this is the state that he considers to be his home state, the scranton, pennsylvania is where he says that, you know, he was born and

raised. so the president certainly has a bit of a challenge in this state. the trump campaign is confident that they can win here. remember, president trump put out a very narrow victory in pennsylvania in 2016 which when he beat hillary clinton. they are confident that they're going to be able to do it again and they're pulling out all the stops between now and election day to make sure that happens. guys? >> thanks, kristin. i don't know if i have to say genuine sense of spookiness is all halloween it could be the state of affairs in 2020. phil keating is in north miami florida where early voting is wrapping up. phil? >> in just 55 minutes. the final weekend for florida early voting gets underway. it's been a historic year for it with massive mail-in ballots as well as strong in person voting. and behind me, sitting on a chair underneath that tent right by the front door 60 minutes ahead of time this guy showed up. he is ready to vote. so far, 8 million floridians

have already voted. friday, like soon today. early voting opened up at 7:00 a.m. library those eager to participate in democracy lined up early outside despite the rain to vote in person. for those who have not returned their mail-in ballots due to election day four days away. they are being encouraged to drop it off in the official ballot box so that slow mail delivery does not become a factor. there is a new report in miami-dade county that state attorney is investigating that there is a room full at one distribution center of mail including ballots. well, voters told us this election is consequential. >> i hope it helps to make change and i mentioned earlier the narrative right now is very marginalizing politically but also the climate in the united states right now is very divided. >> considering the current climate we are today and how everything feels so consequential, i feel like being

part in this election cycle feels like i contributed something significant. >> we have now learned that trump will hold one more preelection day florida rally late sunday night on the tarmac of miami international airport. kamala harris will be in miami-dade, broward and palm beach counties today. and in texas trump and the gop's big tax cut is target number one. >> i promise you this. as a first order of business, joe biden and i are about to work to get rid of that tax cut. >> florida is always close. obama won it twice. trump won it last time over hillary clinton by just 1.2%. so, that's why all of the candidates and their surrogates are hitting florida hard in this last week. in fact, joe biden, th, jill bir

vice president's wife, will be in florida tomorrow. jedediah: thanks, phil. so many states that were close in 2016 that may be close this time around and right now you have both candidates hitting a favorite state of yours, i believe, pete and that would be the state of minnesota. they are both going to be doing dueling rallies there. there was a little bit of controversy yesterday with respect to the trump rally that was planned. we saw this. the venue had changed a couple of times. it was first supposed to be at the airport. then the doj center then back at the airport. the controversy was around the number of people in attendance. at one point it was reported that you could have up to 2500 people. we know these rallies feature a lot of trump supporters eager to get in there and see the president. well, the mayor and the attorney general had asked for a covid preparedness plan. some calling that a political request. trying to make this a political duel in these last few days. others were simply concerned about the well-being of people in minnesota because of some covid spikes. president trump weighed in on

that attempt to-to--to-cancel or restrict the rally in rochester, minnesota. take a listen to what he had to say on the matter. your far left attorney general keith ellison and your democrat governor tried to shut down our rally, silence the people of minnesota. and take away your freedom and your rights. they thought he would cancel, a word they are very familiar with cancel. cancel culture. but i said no way. i will never aabandon the people of minnesota. i want to thank the thousands of people outside who were barred from entry by radical democrats. you are american patriots. jedediah: yeah, and so this has become covid-19, sadly has become so political on both sides. we have seen it. it's unfortunate reality of having that be a front and

center issue. my only colonel when i read this story. you try to push the politics aside, right, when you are looking at public health matter. my only colonel when i read it i had seen that the mayo clinic had weighed in. they said listen, we really agree with capping these things at 250 people because this is an area first of all a lot of healthcare workers go there mayo clinic is not partisan people flying in from healthcare workers we deeply respect. when they said that i take a pause and say is it maybe president trump should have just had a 250 person rally. it's televised across everywhere. people can see it and be passionate. obviously crowds gathered outside. i just worry about a conflict between any administration and the medical community on this issue. with that being said, do i think that there were some political talking points trying to be made by the attorney general and the mayor? absolutely. everyone has made this deeply political. but that was just a pause of concern for me on this issue. will: on its face, amid rising

cases, limiting crowd sizes seems sensible. as talked about yesterday on "fox & friends" it's impossible for me to separate these kind of restrictions hypocrisy we have seen across this country last six months. protests, championship parades, gatherings in los angeles, the hypocrisy of these kind of decisions is inescapable. what more, the word i keep coming back to is control. mainstream media blackouts very important stories a week before an election. tech suppression of stories. thanksgiving thanksgiving being canceled. under strict control right now and tie that to hypocritical decisions i can't accept these kind of things on their face anymore. meanwhile by the way you mentioned jedediah that joe biden was also in minnesota he wandered out onto the lawn and yelled at some kids. >> these guys are not very plighpolite. they are like trump. look, they are going to be okay. we are going to take care of them as well. we need to come together.

we need to fight for all these folks. dr. fauci called for a mask mandate last week. this isn't a political statement like those ugly folks over there beeping their horns. this is a patriotic duty for god's sake. will: come off a little anglo my opinion, pete. pete: wandered out on the lawn and yelled at kids that was fantastic. i was there in minnesota. i was at the rally. the president came down the plane in a very different fashion. got in his vehicle. drove out to the people that were not allowed. in listen, nobody elected the mayo clinic. nobody elected dr. fauci. there are elected leaders who have decisions to make. the president has made decisions and said i want to hold these rallies and make choice. blocked it to 250 inside the event. i was one of the 250. my two kids and dad was there also. it was socially distanced. the people that didn't get in thousands and thousands and

thousands. that crowd right there making their own choice. free citizens in a free country troy support their president. he drove around and made the people at the event wait rightfully so to talk to them to give them a sense i'm sorry you couldn't come into this event. i'm sorry we don't respect you enough to make your own individual choice. and that was very well received. he came and gave a shorter speech once he got there i also had a chance to talk to some of the folks who had waited in line very cold in minnesota for a while. here's what they had to say. >> the fact that minnesota capped this event at 250. people protesting have [inaudible] respectful. and. >> 250 here. why do you support him as a young person. >> i support him because i'm a conservative. he is pro-life. he's for the second amendment. i love his trade deals. >> he has helped the african-americans so much and he is not getting credit for it. >> if you read the polls, he is

behind in all the swing states. hidden trump voter out there. >> we're going to make our voices be geraldo and make 16 happen all over again. >> i think minnesota is going to trump. pete: a lot of optimism there guys. where was governor walls when the riots were happening in minneapolis. no, no, no. stay socially distanced only 250 people in these gatherings. of course it was political to try to spurn president trump and science but it was political to go campaign. will: interesting perspective from the ground in minnesota today. we will have coverage all throughout the morning and battleground states. polling, analysis, all this morning on "fox & friends." but, up next, in just days. the outcome of a highly contentious 2020 election will be decided. but, police nationwide are already anticipating post election protests. we will explain next. now, simparica trio simplifies protection.

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transitions. jedediah: with political tensions running high police across the country are gearing up for widespread unrest following the results of the election. this comes as a new study finds more than 86% of americans are worried that there will be violent protests after november 3rd. here to discuss national police association spokesman sergeant betty -- welcome to the show. thank you for being here and thank you for everything that you do in the name of protecting communities. we are deeply grateful for that this is a concern, sergeant, that has come up after election day. when you say that law enforcement is preparing itself for potential unrest, what does that look like? >> well, there is so much that is happening right now. not just in our urban areas but

in our suburban and rural areas. american law enforcement is doing everything from putting additional officers on the street. we're doing table top exercises. we have garnered extra equipment we are canceling days off. we are preparing, let's face it. no matter who wins this election. we are going to have unrest in this country. so. >> let's take a look at the cities that are increasing election security. we will put them up on the screen for the audience to see you see portland, philadelphia, baltimore, detroit, i'm going through a few of them, chicago, new york city, washington, d.c. and obviously one of the concerns here is that in some of these cities you are already seeing a an uptick in violence. you are already seeing police departments that have been slightly defunded where fund something cut where have you had policemen and women retire already. so is there some concern that the police in these cities won't have the proper ability because of these cuts and because of

what's gone on to face the challenges ahead? jed. >> well, what is happening is we have something around the country called mutual aid. so police departments, smaller police departments are going to be available to help those larger urban areas and don't forget we have state, local, and federal law enforcement all working together. we have intelligence analysts out there trying to listen to the chatter, determining what is happening. we are -- our goal for the american law enforcement officer is to help keep our community safe. people who aren't safe, who don't feel safe, are not free feel free to move about their communities in a post 2020 election world and so we want to make sure that we are out there and to do that we will all have to work together. that's what law enforcement is preparing for now. we are going to see in some

cities large scale demonstrations sometimes this is an excuse, right, to riot, to engage i believe we are going to be ready for that. >> sergeant, we appreciate you being here deeply grateful for what you do. you are right freedom tied to a sense of safety and security why which is why police departments across the cities and countries are so vital. thank you for being here. >> thank you. jedediah: straight ahead, president trump and joe biden touching down in battleground states. but just which of those are keys to reaching 270 electoral votes? we're going to break down each candidate's path to victory that's next. ♪ election...

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will: we are three days out from the election. final push to voters. the race to reach 270 electoral votes still up for grabs. which states should would he be watching. here to break it down is election analyst for real clear politics sean trende. thanks for being with us this morning. i'm going to ask from you and the viewer patients and forgiveness. my first time at the election touch screen. have you laid out for us, sean, three different scenarios that we want to walk through. we are focusing on seven states here according to you that are key. pennsylvania, florida, episcopal wisconsin, iowa, pennsylvania and ohio. all white right now. let's go with your first

scenario, sean that means we are giving iowa and wisconsin to joe biden. what does that mean about president trump and what he needs to win this election? he needs to have strong shows in other states for it all to add up. the difficulty that we have in that situation is that if he loses iowa and wisconsin. a lot of these other states he needs to win and the upper midwest are demographically similar to iowa and wisconsin. he really finds himself in a hole. >> i assigned iowa and twoisk joe biden that puts him at 265. talking about arizona, florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, and ohio going for president trump. and you can see that would make it 273 to 265. now, we back those back out of this scenario and give everybody now back to blank. your second scenario, sean you

say let's keep iowa for joe biden and give him arizona. talk to me about president trump's path to victory in that scenario? >> well, in a situation where he loses iowa, or joe biden wins iowa but arizona flips to president trump, again, you are looking at a situation where president trump has to really thread the needle. you know, i don't have video so i can't see the map that you are putting up on this connection. but, again, demographically very narrow for trump to win. but it can be done. will: it can here is what happens if he takes the two states you mentioned iowa and arizona, it puts joe biden at 266. that needle that president trump would need to thread then as you laid out for us would have to win florida, north carolina, pennsylvania, ohio, and wisconsin. that would put him at 272 over joe biden's 266. sean, what i keep noticing though in all of your scenarios is pennsylvania is key to president trump. is that correct?

>> that's absolutely key and it's part of the reason you have seen the campaigns going there so much. have you seen bernie sanders pennsylvania. you have seen barack obama to pennsylvania. the campaigns are going to be hitting in. everyone knows that this time pennsylvania really is the keystone state. will: i want to do one more scenario that you laid out for us. this might be what some would consider unlikely, sean. we will switch wisconsin back over to joe biden and then president trump. so he takes arizona, michigan, and wisconsin. and that means president trump would take pennsylvania, florida, ohio, and this puts, i believe this scenario and i don't have it mapped out right here you did lay out a scenario where we essentially get to 269 to 269. a virtual tie that would be maine and nebraska split electoral votes go one way. how-likely is that 269 to 269 electoral split? >> not the most likely scenario. we have said pennsylvania is the

key and i think north carolina and florida and iowa, if trump were to win pennsylvania would likely go to president trump. it's not out of the realm of possibility. that's a situation where the house of representatives gets to determine hot president will be. >> sean trende real clear politics not where the candidates are appearing this map. seven states, north carolina, pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, iowa, and arizona seem to be the key to this election. especially pennsylvania. sean, thanks for your time this morning. thank you. >> thank you. will: the election is neck in neck in wisconsin. where our next guest, sean duffy and rachel campos-duffy call home. they join us with their reaction next. but, first, download the fox bet super 6 app. and play the election 2020 game for a free chance to win $50,000 from our friends at fox bet. pic six possible outcomes and watch election coverage on fox news on tuesday to see how it all unfolds. download the fox bet super 6

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>> i also want to thank a legendary champion and green bay packer personified. hall of famer brett favre for his endorsement. [cheers and applause] oh, you know, he is a tough guy. is he great. he is a hell of a champion. great champion. i look at some of his records. you don't even realize it but when you look at passing yards

and touchdowns and one thing about him, tough as hell and great and really talented. so, i want to thank brett favre. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] will: there is your shot of the morning the president thanking green bay packer quarterback brett favre for his endorsement during a rally in green bay. pete: favre throwing his support to the president on twitter saying my vote is what makes this country great, freedom of speech, and religion. second amendment, hardworking tax paying citizens, police and military. in this election, we have a freedom of choice, which all should respect. for me and these principles, my vote is for president trump. jedediah: the president and favre golfed at new jersey club earlier this summer. will: catch bret this morning for special election coverage. pete: president trump and joe biden campaigning keystone state

days before the election day. >> i love this state. if we win this state, do you know what it's over. i treated wisconsin very well. >> i came up here and campaigned for hillary and for a whole lot of reasons, not always her fault, ended up not taking it seriously. we thought it was different. i have been here a lot. and by the way when i get elected, if i get elected, i'm coming back. will: host of moms on fox nation and fox news contributor. and former congressman and fox news contributor sean duffy. >> good morning and happy haul we'll. will: it is shawl wean. we splengsed it doesn't quite feel like it. i know with your dozen children have you got to be dressing them up and a happy halloween there in wisconsin. that's the key point with you, too. you know wisconsin. let me show you a poll of the general election right now there according to this one is

according to real clear politics average. it's bidens 50%. trump almost 44%. other polls by the way, rachel, show in some cases they predict or show biden up by almost two touchdowns 14 points. oh look at biden winning wisconsin. what sense do you have of what is happening on the ground? >> i don't believe those polls. i know you can't capture enthusiasm and intensity in polls that always matters. we are sort of old forces. old hands at politics. we know that that matters and you can't capture it. he was yesterday in green bay wisconsin which is a very catholic area. donald trump was there. and, look, i mean he has a great pro-life record. is he running against the most radical abortion ticket in the history of america. he pounded that as well. and i guess, you know, maybe joe thinks he has been here a lot. he has been here, what, three times, sean? >> three times. >> three times in two years. >> donald trump was here four times in two weeks.

you guys, what a great message when donald trump is in green bay, green bay packer. brett favre comes out and endorses him. he was great at green bay not great when he was a viking. here's what's happening in wisconsin. you have donald trump like any great sports team, he is peeking at the right time i --peaking a. the rallying of blue collar workers. pro-life voters in wisconsin is absolutely off the hook. you look at those polls that you showed, will, donald trump is not down seven points. trump doesn't believe that biden doesn't believe that. that's why biden was in the state yesterday in milwaukee. by the way republicans have spent tons of money reaching out to minority groups in milwaukee. i feel like this is -- this is really really tight. i think trump is going to win and here is why. because donald trump has the greatest american ground game that's ever been developed in the history. so, for the last two years. they have been knocking doors, doing grassroots. identifying voters. talking to voters.

having that personal contact. joe biden has had none of it. so, because of covid and joe's in the basement, he said to his campaign team we can't knock doors either. so they did no grassroots effort in wisconsin or anywhere in the country. and so as we come down to the last four days. this is not about -- by the way the trump campaign is getting outspent 10 to 1 in wisconsin. it's like a biden campaign fest on tv that doesn't matter because there is not one undecided voter left. this and about getting voters to the polls. ground game is what is going to deliver when we get to tuesday's election. jedediah: you both mentioned the pro-life issue. at this stage of the game what would you say is the top issue on wisconsin voters as they head to the polls if they haven't voted already. >> the economy. this is, again, very stark message. joe biden. the dark winter still talking about lockdowns and have you donald trump saying we're

creative americans. we are smart. i'm sorry, joe biden is saying lockdowns and donald trump is saying open up america. you know. we can do that creatively. and i think people are tired of the lockdowns. they believe they have the ability to do this safely. and our economy just needs it. >> by the way biden has no different plan than trump. and i think this is an economy message. and you might have six more months of covid. but you would have four years of joe biden. >> that's what people think about as go to the voting booth. pete: guys, i have got to ask you real quick it. is halloween scare some people and look into the future. if somehow joe biden were to actually win the white house, and democrats took the senate and the house guys, kamala harris said yesterday her first order of business -- hers or their first order of business would be to get rid of the tax cut. what would a future look like should heaven for bid halloween happen and joe biden is the

president? >> can i just say quick in the scariest costume we have this weekend is i a v. a daughter pa loma aoc. that may be our next secretary of state. we don't know what it is. sean can talk about the tax cuts. i know for me hispanic american mine is socialism. i know what it can bring to america. i have seen what has done in latin america. go ahead and sean talk about that. >> you are going to get the green new deal. engage with the paris climate accords. you will have more social programs. you are going to have ownership borders and attack on open energy. rules and more taxes going to be a slow american decline. joe biden is going to stop the fight on china which is going to hurt the american worker. huge stuff. if joe biden wins this will mean that the american voter the american people lost and you had a win for. >> china. >> deep state, big tech will

have won the day and that will be a sad day for america. >> only thing you forgot is to mandate to wear a mask inside your own car which could be coming. rachel and sean, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> happy halloween, everybody. jedediah: you too. all right. we are going to turn to headlines for you now. a police officer is shot in the face in an ambush. new orleans police say the officer and his partner were patrolling the french quarter when a man opened fire from a cab. the officer was hit in the cheek. the suspect was arrested within minutes. police believe he was suffering from a medical condition. the officer is in serious but stable condition. total number of u.s. cases to more than 9 million. nearly a dozen states are reporting their worst week for number cases. none are recording improvements. hospitalizations and deaths are also increasing.

more than 46,000 people were hospitalized with the virus averaging nearly 800 deaths a day over the last week. and bars and restaurants in michigan will now collect customers' names and phone numbers for covid-19 contact tracing. the order is part of the state's new covid rules. indoor capacity limited to 50 people. only six people allowed per table at bars and restaurants. many of the requirements are set to take effect starting on monday. those are your headlines. pete: wonderful. still ahead, twitter is now backing down and lifting its ban on the "new york post" account after two weeks in twitter jail. but is this a sign that big tech censorship has gone too far? of course it has. how far has it gone? we will discuss that coming up. ♪ ♪

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transitions light under control. ♪ upbeat music transitions signature gen 8, available now in 4 new style colors. transitions. pete: they are back. that's the first tweet from the "new york post" after twitter finally unlocked their account letting them out of twitter jail. the social media giant backing down from two week battle with the post after initially demanding they delete tweets linked to their now confirmed hunter biden report. here to discuss "new york post" opinion editor and columnist so

he rob ahmari we have had you on. you said the "new york post" will not back down most people don't win the "new york post" did. why? >> i think because we had truth on our side. this was never hacked material to begin with so we didn't violate any policy. we just did journalism. and it was so important for us to stand our ground because as you know lots of people were advising us to delete six tweets and retweet them as twitter had asked. jake tapper said that yesterday from cnn. well, if we had done that for the rest of our existence, our critics would say the "new york post," the newspaper that deleted its tweets under fact-checking scrutiny from twitter. so, it just -- i think there is an inspirational lesson for all americans here we are entering this age of a bullying liberal

consensus in your workplace and classroom. we have got to stand up as much as you can when you have the truth and conscience on your side. we believe we did good reporting. stand by it and sometimes can you win. in the end truth always wins. pete: it's great to see because the little guy whose account gets blocked or censored doesn't have the recourse or doesn't have a senate hearing that exposes these tech oligarchs. the "new york post" showed leadership we weren't wrong we are going to hold our ground. look forward to seeing you guys back on twitter. i want to get your take on one more subject. you wrote an op-ed in the post recently that has this title. why french terror attacks are stark warning to the u.s. voters sohrab, there hasn't been coverage on this attacks on christians and radical islamists in europe. why is this a warning for u.s. voters right now? >> well, because of the horrible

attacks in nyeste. it put me i -- in nice.isis ragd homeland and the obama-by administration did not want to use the word radical islam. denied there was religious component to this called the major nadal hasan workplace violence instead of i think people should remember that and we now have an administration that calls things by its names that's first step to confronting a threat is why what it is. we have had very few and much less under the trump administration which is something the president doesn't get nearly enough credit for. so as terror begins to mount again in europe. it's important for americans to remember that, you know, you have an administration now that calls things by its name and that's the first --

pete: sohrab, such a great point you forget about the workplace violence or extremism innocuous terms as opposed to being honest where it comes from. thank you for speaking truth and sticking up to twitter. well done. thank you, sir. love to have you back. >> thank you. pete: coming up notable rappers most recently lil' wayne now backing president trump praising his work on criminal justifiable reform. our next guest says black america is listening. it's time for sleep number's veterans day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring. exactly. no problem. ...and done. and now, save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now $1,799. only for a limited time.

will: rapper lil' wayne showing his support for president trump after the two met in florida. pete: lil' wayne is the latest celebrity to praise the president's work with the black community and on criminal justice reform. joining others like ice cube,

lil' pump and walk a flock of flame. jedediah: joining to us discuss is west point graduate and army veteran jeremy hunt. welcome to the show. great to have you here. what do you make of these endorsements that are coming now from these rappers? does it indicate a legitimate shift? >> well, first off, good morning. it's great to be on with you. and i do i think that many of the celebrities that you see that are daring to come out against the liberal orthodox, if you will, is emblematic of a deeper shift going on. many people in the black community are just upset with being disrespected by career politicians that only show up every four years. not having accomplished anything for the communitiened i think you are starting to see that if you think that the black community is a monolith and that all blacks are just going to get in line and do as they're told at the voting booth on tuesday you might be disappointed on

november 3rd. will: take a look at polls for republican presidential candidates which has been rising over the years. president trump hitting new levels, in fact, he is polling right now in october at 14%. this is compared to 8% where president trump was in 2016. we will go back to 2012 with mitt romney polling at 6%. with african-americans. so, we begin to address the why there, jeremy. if i open up this phone i'm holding in my hand or if i hit the remote control right now and flip it over to any cable channel this would be a complete shock it. doesn't make sense. i have been told over and over that president trump is a racist and this is a settled debate. how is it possible then, jeremy? >> without a doubt. i mean, i think what you are seeing in these polls are people are saying, look, treat us with respect treat us with dignity. our vote matters. in 1968, over 50 years ago many

black men in memphis, tennessee got together and protested sanitation workers. simple sign i am a man. treat me with dig any think. and 50 years later we are still having to tell liberal politicians who go to washington and they become millionaires yet the community is completely forgotten in the process. saying hey, look. treat our communities with respect. treat us with dignity. and i think that on november 3rd a lot of people are going to be shocked at what happens because the black community is taking notice. pete: jeremy real quick different subject you are a military guy. where that factors in support of the military for biden or trump right now? >> you know, i think it's the same kind of situation where there is so much diversity across the military i think there is going to be -- you will see lots of different folks from different communities who are represented in the military might have different views come election day. but the thing is this, is that we all have a voice.

and if you think you can just overlook the community and look to the military community or the black community or what have you, then you are not going to get away with it on election day. pete: yeah. jeremy, thank you so much. appreciate your time and we are almost out of time. more "fox & friends" after the break. the company who invented

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i have got to get on there election day. family tradition. that's when i'm going to do. pete you said you voted i have now voted. will, have you voted as the well? will: i voted in line three and a half hours in new york city and cast my vote on wednesday. i do win longest line, longest wait among the three of us. jedediah: you do for sure. pete: i waited three minutes. jedediah: me too. pete: i dressed up for you halloween. you can't see my cowboy boots they are on below the camera. otherwise i came as will cain. why not? will: key didn't plan. this. jedediah: look at you guys. jedediah: me too i have the red. pete: in minnesota at the trump rally last night. didn't have time to coordinate. work on it better to coordinate next time. as i mentioned the campaign trail is hot and heavy. sprint to the finish line. president trump and joe biden making their final push with just three days to go until the

election. as was mentioned. so far more than 86 million people have cast an early vote. will: it's going to be a very busy weekend on the campaign trail. president trump set to hold 14 rallies in seven states? just seven hours. meanwhile joe biden is set to visit two states this weekend. is he hitting the trail with former president obama for the first time today and going to michigan. >> we have team coverage this morning. phil keating in north miami florida where the polls just opened for early voting. first we begin with kristin fisher in pennsylvania where the president is making three stops today. kristin? >> good morning, guys. well, one of the very few things that both president trump and joe biden agree on is the importance of pennsylvania in this race. a pennsylvania politico told "u.s.a. today" this is by far the most visited state by candidates and their surrogates this cycle. and expect that trend to only continue in the closing days of this race. joe biden is going to be here tomorrow and monday and

president trump, as you said, he has four stops, four events in this state today expect him to speand lot of time talking about pennsylvania's energy sector and his belief that joe biden would des sem mate the fracking industry which is so important to so many people in this state. spent a lot of time talking about that today you can expect. last night in minneapolis, excuse me, in minnesota. president trump spent a lot of time talking about the thousands of supporters that were kept out of his rally there last night. due to coronavirus restrictions. the state's democratic leaders forced him and his campaign to comply with the state's social distancing guidelines amidst a surge in cases. safe to say president trump is not very happy about it. >> your far left democrat attorney general keith ellison and your democratic governor tried shut down our rally, silence the people of minnesota and take away your freedom and

your rights. they thought he would cancel, a word they're very familiar with. cancel. cancel culture. but i said no way. >> right now here in pennsylvania most polls give joe biden the edge. in fact, the real clear politics average of polls has biden ahead by about 4 points. but yesterday president trump said that he feels fantastic about where he stands right now in pennsylvania. and, guys, this state, it really all could come down to who wins pennsylvania and on election night this could be the state everybody is watching not just on that one night, but, perhaps, hopefully not, but perhaps in the days and weeks to come if a clear winner cannot be decided on election night. guys? pete: kristin fisher, thank you so much. all eyes on pennsylvania no doubt. phil keating is live in north miami florida as the first voters are heading inside.

you had the one guy in the chair, phil, earlier. are there more now? >> there are about two dozen people were lined up minutes ago and then the rains came, which is very miserable to be standing in line especially if you don't have an umbrella. but, fortunately many of these early voters do they will slowly go in because social distancing is being maintained inside the polling station. this begins the last weekend of early voting in florida. it's been historic with mail-in ballots and as you can see in person voting. for those who still have not returned their mail-in ballots due to election day just four days away. they are being encouraged to come drop it off here in person just in case slow mail delivery does not become a factor. either way the trump campaign is confident of a big come back. >> i can tell you being down there the cuban american community is fired up. the venezuelan americans, all the hispanics who understand the

threat that marxism poses, they are rallying to donald trump. i think that was something he had to do better in miami-dade. >> we have now learned that trump will hold one more preelection day florida rally late sunday night in south florida. kamala harris will be in miami-dade, broward and palm beach counties today. urging democrats to get out. get the vote. drive their numbers up. after today, that just leaves tomorrow, sunday for the final day of in person early voting which should be very busy. traditional there is. because a lot of black voters then vote on sunday and polls in mass caravan church to early voting polling station then, well, we just wait for tuesday election day. in the meantime, it's pouring rain here in miami. bang to you. back to you.

will: what a big difference from last hour. hope it dries up. there amazing. 14 rallies we talked about in seven states. pennsylvania the president will be there five times. michigan three tissments north carolina twice. and then have you got florida, wisconsin, iowa. was just in minnesota where i was at the rally yesterday. and, will, it becomes very clear at the last minute where everyone thinks electoral votes are going to come from. that's where the contrast comes out as well. i was fascinated we played it earlier play it again. clarifies says our first order of business is going to be removing the trump tax cuts. our priority is rising your taxes very different closing arguments from both sides. will: that's right if there is a question where prioritizing kamala harris has and he that for you. probably number one do away with tax cuts. interesting change from earlier in the week. at least when it comes to democrats and perhaps their view and strategy on this election. earlier in the week they were going to states like georgia. looking tokes pabsd the map. taking the offensive. now it seems that they are

falling back. >> you are in minnesota. president trump was in minnesota so was joe biden. not just minnesota. other states that democrats have traditionally won like wisconsin. joe biden says democrats took wisconsin for granted in 2016. and they are not this time around. that's why you can find him in milwaukee. listen. >> it's great to be back with you. folks, there is only four days left. millions of americans have already voted. they tell me now it's up to about 85 million americans have already voted. and millions more are going to vote before this election is over. can you change the course of the country and quite frankly right now the course of the world because it's leaderless now. going to start right here in wisconsin. i came up here and campaigned for hillary. and for a whole lot of reasons not always her fault, ended up not taking it seriously. we thought it was different. i have been here a lot. by the way when i get elected if

i get elected i'm coming back. will: pete mentioned the state key to this election of course florida is always important. but those midwestern states of pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, minnesota, and wisconsin, jedediah, seem to be the key to this election. jedediah: yeah, and in wisconsin, you know, joe biden is saying he has been there a lot. but, you know, as we talked about last hour, the ground game was very different. you know, the trump campaign had a much more present ground game in wisconsin. the even despite those mistakes by hillary clinton. one sense they learned a little did. they learn enough in terms of campaign strategy. i always wish i lived in a state where my vote was talked about some states like wink have never had the pleasure of voting in a place where you are the subject of, you know, many conversations preelection day and post election day. i vote in new york. it's usually called a minute after the polls close. there are two people we had on the show who live in wisconsin

who are friends of the "fox & friends" family and who have the experience of really getting on the ground and knowing a lot about local wisconsin voters and what matters though them. we talked to them last hour and talked about enthusiasm for president trump in particular. listen to what they had to say. >> i don't believe those polls. i know you can't capture enthusiasm and intensity in polls. but that always matters. i guess maybe joe thinks he has been here a lot. he has been here, what three times, sean? >> yeah, three times. >> three times in four years. >> donald trump was here four times in two weeks. you have donald trump sports team peaking at the right time in the last week. the energy and enthusiasm in the state the rallying of blue collar workers. pro-life voters in wisconsin is absolutely off the hook. >> so, once again. they are pointing out that maybe some levies were learned because hillary clinton made extraordinary mistakes when it came to wisconsin and other states for that matter. some lessons may have been learned but as a result of covid-19 strategy and maybe a

larger strategy not sure there still was not a heavy presence in states like wisconsin and the question is how much of a difference will that actually make? pete: we will see. i know we were showing that joe biden clip of him talking with his mask on. i think he touched his mask six times in 30 seconds. i don't know a lot about covid-19 but that doesn't seem like the right protocol when you are properly socially distanced and you could take your mask off and talk. that's the type of virtue signaling we have talked about as in terms of respecting it and understanding it. as far as strategy is concerned, we have talked about how, will, using a sports analogy the four quarter's offense felt likes he had a lead he could sit on it. now is he following donald trump to the same states. pressing initiative and change your own strategy you realize maybe the four corners offense isn't working and we need to do something different. have you seen joe biden go to the states he followed him almost exactly yesterday and may be a reflection hey, we need to hustle, too we can't just sit in

our basement. we will see if it's effective, will. will: let's shift gears for just a moment and assume the outcome of the election. many are anticipating that there could be chaos. perhaps even violence after this election. i have relationships in the new york police department and i have talked to several officers this week who said they are essentially on call. no one has any time off. be ready for a response when this election results come in. bill maher, by the way, on his show last time. realtime on hbo said he is hoping that any anticipated chaos and violence does not come to fruition. listen to this. >> no matter which side wins on tuesday. let's skip the civil war and go right to reconciliation. 34% of the voters think there will be another civil war in the next five years. and i would like to remind them of one thing. america is a family and the definition of family is people who hate each other without resorting to violence. we have to see each other not as morality enemies but rather merely as roommates from hell.

[laughter] if we want to simply exist, we're going to have to find a way to work together. so let's not have a civil war with the trumpers. we are no good at war. and they are no good at being civil. will: i suggest you have to implore not to be violent. you are not too good at being civil either. pete, jedediah, i will tell you this. i'm in new york. you guys are not today or at least i'm at the studios in midtown. you guys are not today. every morning we bump in with a beautiful shot outside the studios. outside on the street. outside the building. i will tell you as i was walking in this morning not only are the windows here at fox news headquarters boarded up. there is a barrier created with steel girders and boards that essentially create a false outlier. a false wall outside the building. people across new york city are preparing for the worst, jedediah. jedediah: yeah. and what's scary about this is that so many cities around the country are already facing so much unrest. it's already happening. we talked about the violence

escalating. the murder rates in place like new york city. we have seen the violence and rioting on the screen and the number of cities aren't the country. so, of course, the question on everyone's mind is if chaos erupts even further, what is that going to look like? in fact, i spoke to retired sergeant last hour who said they are ready they have to be ready for this type of thing. we are grateful that they are there and that they are ready hoping, like bill maher and agreeing with him on this point, you just can't have this erupt into violence it. could be disastrous for the country. pete: it's not trump supporters that have been violent. i will just note that the outcome could be part of what happens. i'm in a building here in minneapolis. it's wcco building downtown. totally boarded up. has been boarded up for months. they are anticipating potential violence as well. we will see. hopefully not. all right. coming up, former president obama and joe biden teeming up in michigan today for their first joint appearance in 2020 on the campaign trail. is it enough to turn michigan blue? we will ask that.

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will: vernon jones criticizing his own party. one says that's only because he is a black man he is drawn to president trump's quote toxic masculinity. when jones told me trump is a strong man and a man's man. i felt erased as a black woman. to say liken the hurdles trump has faced facing black boys and men is not a rational comparison. these black men ignore the way

trump attacks one side of their identity, their race and clings to another, their gender. here to respond is democratic georgia's state representative and black voices for trump advisory board member vernon jones. first, vernon, thanks for being here. i just read you what that op-ed had to say but and your support for president trump. what do you have to say in return. >> first of all, i think anybody in their right mind know that joe biden has a history of hanging out wit seeing get congratulationists black people if they don't vote for them they are not black. black people don't have diverse thinking. kamala harris don't ask me ask her she attacked joe biden with that sob story about when she was in second grade and how he was against busing. so he has a history of it the young lady who wrote the article i spand but she wrote it from a female do we hear anything about women supporting women? what attract women to women? men and women are just voting for kamala harris and not voting

for joe biden at the same time when you look at women. i support women and women support me. they want a strong man, too. a strong man appeals to them male is under attack when we see joe biden is he weak, is he soft, he doesn't stand strongs. president trump is strong. is he solid. is he a decisive leader. you look at him as a person who can lead and fight for you who doesn't cut and run. that appeals to all men not just black men but all men feel that way about president trump. will: vernon, i have to mention this. if i open my phone to app. or cable channel the absolute conclusion based upon the host or the person post something that president trump is a racist. this comes at the same time that president trump's polling out paces where he was in 2016 which then outpaces where mitt romney was in 2012 how can both of

these things be true at the same time. how can it be a conclusion that president trump is racist yet his support in the black community keeps growing? >> see, that's the narrative that the liberal democrats and the liberal media is pushing. theying doing that to keep blacks on the plantation. joe biden has been around 47 years. he has a dream if you elect me this time then i will help you black america. he didn't do it in 8 years with president obama. a black president. they didn't have a black agenda president trump when he stood at that church in flint, michigan he said listen, what do you have to lose? four years later, almost, president trump has a record, a track record of helping african-americans education, school choice, prison reform. when you look at opportunity zone district and what he did for historical black college. i'm a proud graduate of north carolina central university. black people are seeing president trump as anyon only od a black agenda in the last 60

years. will: president obama is going to be on the trail with joe biden in michigan do you think it will make a difference. >> president obama meant a lot to black people but he didn't do a damn thing for black people. now they are trying to use him the last day. that shows he has no faith in joe biden. only one time campaigning with him and all of a sudden they want to send him out to get black people. a dollar short and a day late. african-americans are responding to him. will: vernon jones, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> sure. will: still ahead, joe biden calling out trump supporters as ugly folks. did he just have his baskets of deplorables moment? corey lewandowski and david bossie here to react next. ok, just keep coloring there...

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jedediah: we are back with quick headlines. this just in. gunshots reportedly break out at

a protest in vancouver, washington. hundreds of people were at the demonstration. it was held in response to the deputy-involved shooting and killing of kevin peterson jr. earlier this week. no injuries are reported at the protest. it's unclear if police made any arrests. actress lori loughlin officially moves from full house to the big house. loughlin starting her two month prison sentence for her role in the college admission scandal. she is being held at the same california prison where actress felicity huffman served her sentence last year for her role in the scandal. over to you, pete. pete: joe biden greeted by a crowd of trump supporters honking horns during minnesota driving event at the parking lot. prompting this response from the former vice president. >> these guys are not very polite but they are like trump. dr. fauci called for a mask mandate last week. this isn't a political statement like those ugly folks over

there, beeping the horns. this is a patriotic duty, for god's sake. >> ugly dopes. was this the basket of deplorables moments. ask trump 2020 senior advisers and co-authors of trump cord lewandowski and david bossie. i will get your on the race. they don't put out location for joe biden minutes before they don't want people to show up they know trump supporters will. these kind of insults, where do they go, corey? >> you know joe biden called someone a dog faced pony soldie. he is so used to making insults. he called every african-american on the senate floor a super predator. he has a history of making these comments. that's why joe biden is not going to be elected president of the united states. i'm proud to be one of the deplorables. i'm proud to be one of the people that joe biden thinks doesn't matter.

so are tens of millions of americans who stand with donald trump and will make sure he gets eelected on tuesday. pete: david, you are also in ugly dope trump deplorable and dog faced pony soldier as well. when you hear the former vice president say things like this, talk the way he does, what's the impact? >> well, it tells half of america exactly what he thinks of them and they should return the favor by voting for donald trump on tuesday. he this is a person who is losing. this you can see in his speeches he is angry old man. he has lost it. look, this person ought not be president of the united states. everybody in america can agree he has lost step since fine days at united states senator. so, donald trump is going to win on tuesday. severe not going to have to worry about this guy anymore

post tuesday. can i assure you of that. pete: well, david, speaking of angry, here is an anchor on another network describing trump supporters as well. listen. >> i have to get rid of a lot of people in my life because sometimes you have to let them go. they have to hit rock bottom like an addict and want to get help. i don't know if after this i will ever be able to go back and be friends with those people at a certain point you say they are too far gone. pete: corey, your response? >> you know, pete, i thought they were going to have jeffrey tuben on he has been busy lately at cnn guy still employed over there, pete. look, cnn employs they employed former deputy director of the fbi who is known to lie under oath. cnn has lost all their credibility and don lemon as we call him has no credibility. the truth is. i have never told the story. this guy wants to be donald trump's press secretary if donald trump won the campaign four years ago. no one knows that but now the truth is out.

pete: no kidding. that is very interesting nugget. >> that's a fact. pete: david, your reaction. we are addicts. we need to be fixed. >> pete, this is a systemic problem that the left has really created in the last four years. this cancel culture, you know, episode that we are going through as a nation, we need to flush that down the biden toilet if you will once election day is past. this is over and done with. when president trump wins re-election, you know, those are the people that are going to have to correct their actions because we're for america. we are for freedom and prosperity we are for better economy more hope for our children's futures not the dark winter that joe biden stands for. not for closing down the economy joe biden stands for everything we are against. that's why donald trump may must be reelected on tuesday.

pete: okay. guys. real quick. you were there four years ago when the electoral college result was 307. we don't have much time. corey and david, while we have you. your prediction of where the numbers -- the number will be in the key state you are looking at, corey? >> look, pete, i believe that donald trump is going to win by larger electoral margin in three days, four days than he did four years ago. we will pick up the state of minnesota. which he didn't win four years ago. so you are going to see a bigger victory for donald trump on tuesday. pete: david? >> our path is very clear. we are going to win all of those republican states and we are going to win florida and georgia and north carolina and arizona. we are going to win nevada this year. we are going to win minnesota. we are going to win those rust belt states once again. just like donald trump did in 2016. the path is very clear and donald trump is ascending. you don't win the world series in the summertime and donald trump is peaking at the right time. greatest game day player i have ever seen and his ferocity of his campaign is going to win

this threatening. pete: and i learned about the possibility of press secretary don lemon. corey blowing my mind all the time. >> tuben is a little busy. is he unavailable. pete: he will not be on the program today i can confirm. thank you both. more "fox & friends" on the other side.

pete: welcome back to "fox & friends." this is your shot of the morning. those are my two boys gunner on the right 10 and peter boone on the left 8 years old. peaceful protesters last night along with father and grandfather. you can see the president behind them. that's my boone. he had a front row seat. it was cold but they were excited about it. you can see air force 1. that's gunner as well. my father is in the next photo. just a chance to see the president of the united states on the tarmac with air force 1 landing beautiful evening. i wanted to make sure they had that experience like so many other americans have gone out to hear the president very cool and honored to be there for sure. we also -- i also did a little work while i was there, too. it wasn't just kid time. we took some time to chat with voters with people who came out even though they tried to restrict it to only 250. thousands of people came out. we'll ended up talking to a bunch of folks who waited in line to get their sense of where the race is in minnesota where i am right now, here is what they had to say. ♪

[cheers and applause] pete: what makes you wait from 7:30 in the morning 12 hours to hear the president. >> just important to show our support. >> left our house 4:00 in the morning and sat out in the cold all day. if it was raining we would be here. pete: what do you say about the fact that minnesota capped this event at 250. >> people protesting and have riots in the street. we come here. pleasant and respectful and we are punished. >> they got us down to 250 here. there ain't going to be no 250 at the polls. >> why do you support him. >> i support him because i'm a conservative. he is pro-life and for the second amendment. i love his trade deals. >> as an african-american woman we have been lied to for years. and i just said no more. he has helped the african-americans so much. and he is not getting credit for it. >> what is it that people connect so much to president trump? >> he is not a politician. >> no. >> is he from new york.

he is crass. he is loud we love that. >> you may not like him on a personality level but he is by far the best i have ever had the opportunity and privilege to witness. pete: if you read the polls, he is behind in all the swing states. is there a hidden trump voter out. >> there we are going to make our voices be heard and make 16 happen all over again i honestly believe. >> going to take pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. we will see about minnesota. >> i think minnesota is going to do it. i think they are going to trump. jedediah: always great to hear from voters on the ground. >> here to react to that and much more is fox news contributor professor of business and economics at the kings college in manhattan and minnesotan brian brenberg. could minnesota flip? where is it headed? what are voters thinking there? tell us all of this. >> yeah. well i think pete's interview really nailed it there. he was talking to those trump supporters in minnesota will

that are probably never going to answer a poll. they are the quiet trump voters. they are not interested in telling a stranger where they stand. and for good reason. your last segment we looked at some commentary on trump voters that is admission but friendly. these voters don't want to tell a stranger but they will go to the rallies and put a sign in their yard and come out on election day. i think that a lot of pundits are really under estimating just how many of those voters are in minnesota. i spent the better part of a year in minnesota this year talking with neighbors. i was in that part of the state that the president is going to count on and i can tell you the enthusiasm level is very high. they are not going to shout it from the rooftops. but when it comes to election day, you know they are going to be in their car in line trying to make their candidate the next candidate. the next president of the united states. pete: very much so, brian. the president talked about the iron range last night. talked about the economics recollect the choice the democrats have made to go against minnesota workers. talk to us about that dynamic as well. >> yeah. well, this is a part of the state that is industrial.

there is a lot of mining heritage there and a part of the state that's looking for an economic refresh your recollection. that'resurrection. they have identified with the president because he has gone after china and players on the global stage that have engaged in unfair trade practices. they are not looking for a handout but they want to compete fairly and the president and his campaign have been in northern minnesota. it seems like on a weekly basis. i was talking to my father who was a long-time union member. and he was telling me about his union representatives who see saw out actually pitching, campaigning for president trump. and he said never in a million years would i have imagined that those guys would have been out there for the president. but that's how much that economic message is rest resonating for decades politicians. will: we heard from david bossie for the trump campaign they believe they will win minnesota.

you brought up economy it's huge. first, record g.d.p. growth. came out just this week. meanwhile, what would a biden administration mean for the economy? well, according to senator kamala harris, this would be their first order of business. >> i promise you this: as a first order of business, joe biden and i are about to work to get rid of that tax cut. >> so, brian, doing away with tax cuts versus record g.d.p. growth. economy playing this election. how do these items affect this election? >> let me just address that tax issue. it's that kind of rhetoric that's going to motivate the nonideological voter in minnesota, the practical voter who is simply thinking about jobs, paychecks and community. they are going to hear tax increase on day one and say wait a second. i'm not an idealogue i know if you raise taxes on businesses and investors and the average american on day one, that's not going to bode well for this

economy. we saw 33% analyzed growth in ad growth. it didn't bring us out of the hole. that's not the point. the pope benedict is how fast are we coming back. that's the issue voters it's going to matter on election day. >> thank you so much for your perspective this morning. >> you bet. pete: thank you, brian, appreciate it. will: turning now to your headlines. walmart is reversing course putting guns and ammo back on display. it comes one day after retailers said it would remove the items as a safety precaution ahead of potential unrest. walmart said it decided to return the products because incidents have been, quote, geographically isolated. a los angeles mayor eric garcetti facing a backlash after promoting discounted parking tickets as covid-19 relief. starting monday, the early pay la program will offer a $20 discount on parking citations

paid within 48 hours. many are slamming the program on twitter. comedian johnny taylor writing this is literally a sale on parking tickets. another person tweeting wow, the generosity. and one person saying how about you open everything up instead. much easier to make that hardship go away when we can all work. seems pretty simple to me. those are your morning headlines. jedediah: i went through a period in life where i got way too many parking tickets. i don't know i was doing something wrong. rick, have you ever gotten too many parking tickets or what's your stance on parking tickets. rick: like the last month or. so. guys this is the time of year, once every four years what's the weather like on tuesday voting. we got an absolutely incredible forecast. no excuses for nobody to get out and vote. little bit of snow and blustery

and cool certainly across parts of new england. that's going to be the only spot. these temperatures all across the central plains are going to be well above average. tons of sunshine. really great temperatures and overall, guys. take a look at this tuesday's weather for voting could not be better. all right. guys, back to you. pete: rick, thank you very much. have to move that vote graphic out of canada down into the united states for the next one. our next guest was one of those given a second chance thanks to president trump's commitment to criminal justice reform. alice johnson joins us live coming up next. look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com.

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we love having you here and talking to you about this important issue. let's just tak take a look at another stat if you don't mind. the prison stat increased from 1995 to 2007, 23% rise in that population during those years. so when you see that contrast between the rise we just showed on screen and then what has happened in the last few years in terms of declin de. >> my reaction is what the president is doing is working. he said that this is what he was going to make their -- make a part of his platform. not just a part of his platform but a promise that he made not to forget about those who have been forgotten in the past. as so many of my friends have been released on the first step act. impact of not only these policies on your own life but the fact that people you served time with have also been the

recipients of beneficial things as a result of the first step act. talk a little bit about that. >> yes, literally thousands of people have been released due to the first step act. people who would still be languishing in prison. and really when you look at these are the facts. this is not something far-fetched. it's just something that these are the facts. people are being reunited and people are getting their lives back. i know what it means to get your life back because i got mine back when i was given this second chance. so, i'm very thankful for what this administration is doinged in the arena of criminal justice reform. jedediah: that has become a key issue for many in the support of president and his administration. i want to read for you a tweet by lil' wayne. just had a great meeting by president donald trump. besides what he has done with criminal reform the platinum plan is going to give the

community real ownership. he listened to what we had to say today and assured he will and can get it done. is endorsement from lil' wayne. does it speak to a larger movement in terms of president trump's ability to gain votes in the african-american community that other republican presidents just haven't been able to do thus far? >> absolutely. i was so proud of lil' wayne for coming out and speaking up. some people who are against the platinum plan if they look at the elements of the platinum plan relationship already done for african-americans with so the hvcus criminal justice reform. opportunity zones. so many other things he has done because it's president trump, people don't -- some don't even give him a chance. i refuse to allow anyone to control my mind and i'm proud of lil' wayne for doing the same thing. jedediah: unfortunately we are out of time for today but thank

you for joining us, alice, we appreciate it. >> okay. thank you for having me. jedediah: straight ahead on this halloween fox nation's kacie mcdonnell is on the hunt for monsters across america. that is next.

♪ will: just in time for halloween fox nation examines the unsolved history involving a famous poet. >> on october 3rd, 1849 edgar al allen poe great distress polling place baltimore. doctor described poe as seeing imaginary on thes on the wall. poe passed await next few days last words reportedly being lord, help my poor soul.

will: fox nation host kacie mcdonnell joins me now. what happened to edgar allen poe. >> you will have to log on to fox nation and find out. tom shillue does a great job. happy halloween. he does a great job. i want to be cast as one of these reenactors. go on available in 15 minutes. tom goes through all of the possible reasons for edgar alan poe's death. grow up in high school and reading the raven maybe reading the telltale heart. now you are looking at different lens and going through all these really interesting possible outcomes. will: i will log on to fox nation. i want to know about this. monsters in america. take a look at kacie's search for big foot. >> in my pack i heard the big foot likes berries. grade a hotel berries.

getting dark. so this is going to go on my head. still no movement. might be too dark. or i might not be camouflaged enough. will: i won't ask if you found it, kacie, what other monster did you look for? >> well, if you can tell i really don't take myself seriously. we had a fabulous time shooting. this out there looking for these monsters. so cool i have gotten so many comments online saying i didn't know that there was a big footer. i didn't know there was a pensacola sea serpent or skunk ape. those three episodes available on fox nation. goes into the history of the -- as well as those monster theories. will: skunk ape and see serpent. i'm in. monsters across america on fox nation. thanks. coming up, still ahead kayleigh mcenany, mark levin and

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are dressed up as flight attendants the three of us. it's true. look at it. jedediah: it's true. jedediah: it's so funny. because, no. that's so funny. whoever made that joke no, really think about it. macy amazing. i love it. we forget it is halloween. for some reason halloween just got lost. right? didn't halloween just get lost in all of this. make sure if you have kids throughout i know it's the heat of the election season. make sure you don't forget about halloween they love it. pete: that's the point. right now we are talking about politics a lot of people are waking up to kids in costumes already running around the house wired up and ready to go. so if that's you, send us your pictures foxnews.com. will, what are your kids going as, do you know? will: doing inflatable thing like a sumo wrestler a dinosaur has a fan in it and pushes air. jedediah: i love it. will: i will get to what yours are dressed for in the 9:00 hour. we have got to move too much politics to get to including

president trump and joe biden making their final push which is three days to go until the election. so far more than 86 million people have already cast their vote. pete: i'm not good at numbers but that's a lot of people. set to hold 14 rallies in 7 seven states next 27 hours. three months for joe biden. joe biden will be visiting two states this weekend. he is hittingth trail hard with former president obama for the first time today in michigan. jedediah: team coverage this morning phil keating in north miami florida voting is underway. first we begin with kristin fisher in pennsylvania where the president is making three stops today. kristin? >> >> hey. good morning. well president trump is set to begin speaking here in about four hours. and this is not going to be one of those huge rallies with thousands of people will minutes away from philadelphia.

so surrounding us are all of those suburban voters. women in particular, that president trump has been trying so hard to court in the closing days of this campaign. and since we are so close to philadelphia very good chance that president trump is going to bring up all of the looting that has been happening in that city in recent days. his message of law and order front and center as he makes his swing throughout pennsylvania today. just like it was at his rally last night in michigan. listen here. >> biden is the candidate of anarchists and rioters and looters and gun grabbers. flag burners. i'm candidate of police officers, the middle class. [cheers and applause] >> law abiding hardworking american patriots. >> this will be the president's first of four stops today in pennsylvania. joe biden will be here tomorrow and monday. both candidates have really been campaigning here relentlessly. more than any other state according to a pennsylvania politico who did the math this morning for "u.s.a. today."

right now the race is very tight. most polls give joe biden a slight edge and right now he is really just trying to flip the state back blue after president trump won it four years ago by the slimmest of margins just about 44,000 votes. president trump telling reporters yesterday that he feels fantastic about where he stands in pennsylvania and he is really going all out between now and election day to make sure that he is able to win pennsylvania for a second time. guys? jedediah: thank you, kristin. we will head over to phil keating now who is live in florida where people are waiting to cast their early vote. phil, last time we checked in with you there was a lot of rain and a building line. what do you have now? >> it was dumping. fortunately as you can see the rain has finally stopped. so early voting is underway in a dry fashion. you know it's been a historic year. not only in florida but nationwide for early voting in florida with both mail-in ballots and in person voting. the line is pretty not much

right now. that's probably because of this. take a look at this video. heavy, heavy rain dumped on the 25-person line of early voters an hour ago, which lasted about 30 minutes. and probably explains why far fewer people are in line right now. voters tell us though, they believe this race is consequential. >> i hope it helps to make change and because i mentioned earlier the narrative right now is very marginalizing politically but also the climate in the united states right now is very divided. >> considering the climate we are today and how everything feels so consequential i feel like being part in this election cycle feels like i contributed something significant. >> feels good to vote indeed. we have learned that trump will hold one more preelection day florida rally late sunday night in south florida. kamala harris is also in south florida today and she will make three campaign stops in the

democrat-rich miami-dade, broward and palm beach counties which typically end up going blue. for those who still have not returned their mail-in ballots due to election day. they are being encouraged to come in person and drop it off in the official receptacle box just in case slow mail delivery does not become a factor. and that is one allegation last night that one mail postal center has a mail room full of mail stacked on shelves. allegedly including ballots. the state attorney is now getting involved. she is calling on all postmasters in her county to launch an audit. look at the situation that she says her state elections task force is also looking into this. back to you. will: all right, phil, thank you so much. you know, jedediah and pete, if there is one word that defines 2020 the word is fear. that might be appropriate for halloween. not far beyond fear is the word control.

whether or not the stories we read, the technology app. that we use, economic shutdowns, school closures, fear and control, fear and control. define this year. and that would be fine, if, pete, we look at president trump having a rally controlled, at least in terms of how many can show up if it wasn't also accompanied by hypocrisy. yesterday, pete, one of president trump's rallies limited to 250 people. this while championship celebrations in l.a. or protests and riots in philadelphia have no such controls. pete: yes. or riots that had happened previously in that very state of minnesota that had no such controls. the people i saw at the rally yesterday fear was not defining them. they didn't want to be controlled to your point, will. they wanted the opportunity to see their commander-in-chief and support him so thousands still poured out. even though the governor and the attorney general tried to block it. the president talked about that idea of control, of canceling at his rally in rochester,

minnesota last night. listen. >> your far left democrat attorney general keith ellison. [boos] >> and your democrat governor tried to shut down our rally silence the people of minnesota and take away your freedom and your rights. [boos] they thought he would cancel, a word they are very familiar with, cancel. cancel culture. but i said no way. i will never abandon the people of minnesota. i want to thank the thousands of people outside who were barred from entry by radical democrats. you are american patriots. pete: it is stunning, guys, that the president has been to minnesota repeatedly. there he is greeting people that were not able to make it into the event because of those partisan measures by the attorney general and the governor. but he has been to minnesota repeatedly because they truly

believe it's a stated they can win. when you look at the minneapolis unions jobs coming in his direction. they believe they can win it. jed, the vic vice president joe biden was also in minnesota yesterday in saint paul which is not a sign of strength if they feel like they have to defend minnesota. jedediah: was in minnesota. all three of us know we are at the point in the campaigns now where things can get a little ugly. speaking of that word ugly it was use ited by joe biden to raise some eyebrows take a listen to what he had to say. >> these these guys are not very polite but they are like trump. look, they're going to be okay. we're going to take care of them as well. we need to come together. we need to fight for all these folks. dr. fauci called for a mask mandate last week. this isn't a political statement like those ugly dopes over there beeping the horns. this is a patriotic duty for

god's sake. jedediah: politicians drive me crazy. even those ugly folks over there it's so utterly ridiculous. jedediah: take a minute. self-reflect every now and then. if you want to bring people together, he should have just said listen, we need to come together, that includes all of you who are now speaking out against me. i welcome you. listen to what i have to say. i promise what i will do will benefit you as well. there is a way to do that that's really effective. this is not it. i know this is biden's way. i know he thinks it's charming and maybe sometimes it is for his supporters this rang true this is typical politicians and it's sort of loathes them at this stage of the campaign it. happens on both sides it never does it for me. will: par for the course though we see calls for civility while calling people churches. calls for civility while calling people ugly dopes. calls for civility while following up most hypocritical name-calling you can come across. pete had corey lewandowski and

david bossie on earlier. you talked about something fascinating. cnn anchors saying they had to do away with friends who might have supported trump like addicts that cannot be saved. this is ugly stuff and coming from everywhere right now. here was pete's conversation with lewandowski and bossy. >> tell half of america exactly what he thinks of them. and they should return the favor by voting for donald trump on tuesday. this is a person who is losing it. he is angry. you can see it in his speeches. he is an angry old man. >> joe biden has a history of making these comments. that's why joe biden is not going to be elected president of the united states. i'm proud to be one of the deplorables. i'm proud to be one of the people that joe biden theys doesn't matter so are tens of millions of americans who stand with donald trump and will make sure he gets reelected on tuesday. pete: the contrast on full display yesterday in minnesota. the red hats, undeterred versus the honking horns in an event where joe biden barely announced

where it was going to be just moments before they knew its would trump supporters that showed up not necessarily his own. very interesting. will, you talked about control. and a big part of that has been these tech oligarchs. we saul the examples of that with a story about hunter biden that was released by the new thw york post" and locked out even though those articles were later verified and never hacked material to begin with well, good news. this morning "new york post" is free. cover of the "new york post" it says free bird. twitter backs down. finally unlocks the post account after biden ban. this is what they said on the record. we are updating our practice of not retroactively overturning prior enforcement. this means because a specific "new york post" enforcement led us to updated the hacked materials policy, we will no longer restrict their account under the terms of the previous policy and they can now tweet again. it's great to see the "new york post," will, win this stare down. it's sad it took this long. also for regular folks you are

probably not getting this kind of treatment. will: i mentioned earlier that i thought 2020 was defined by the word fear. control didn't follow far behind. pete, you point out people last night you were surrounded by who were not afraid that's a great sign. this fight over control is going to extend beyond this election. it's a crisis in this country free expression and free thought what we see there with the "new york post" and for twitter. this fight for controlling your life. economically, your brain, your thoughts, your information is a fight that will extend beyond this election. and well into america's future. jedediah: yeah. i think this issue of information suppression was on voters' minds as they headed into the polls this time arranged, no question. up next, president trump and joe biden are on the road to 270 and it's still anyone's race. so who hats clearest path to victory? we will take a closer look. that's next. ♪ don't know ♪ ♪ the company who invented

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go through the first one. that is that joe biden takes iowa and wisconsin putting him at 265. that means that president trump has to take the following states, chris, he has to take arizona, florida, north carolina, ohio, and the all important state of pennsylvania. is that a likely path for president trump, chris? >> well, you know, i think it's probably important that we look at each state individually. is it likely? it's yes it is. he did it in 2016 let's look at each state and what he has to do to win it. trump can win pennsylvania if he is able to hold onto the blue collar white gains that he made in 2016. can he also win it if those voters turn out in higher rates than they did in 2016 to elect him which is not outside of the realm of possibility. particularly when you consider what's been going on in pennsylvania with the riots recently. then the last thing that the president can do to win pennsylvania is college educated suburban voters haven't moved away from him as much as some polls suggest. if they aren't being sampled in

the right manner in polling. when you are looking at 400, 500 interviews for one state for you is burr ban voters you got maybe 50 to 60 people that fall into that. if they are under sampling americans in that universe yes he does win pennsylvania is it likely? it's going to come down to a scenario you talked about. some of the other states that are worth looking at from that scenario, iowa, i really don't even put iowa on the competitive race. the president has led there from start to finish. is he going to be okay there. you bring up pennsylvania. the brain room about give us another room. let's keep iowa in the column for joe biden along with arizona. that means president trump needs to come in then, of course win florida, north carolina. he needs to win ohio, you pointed out pennsylvania is in every one of these scenarios to get over the 270 he is going to need to take wisconsin. both candidates by the way spending time in wisconsin right now is wisconsin in your mind in play as well?

>> it is. if blue collar whites support him as he did in 2016 he wins wisconsin. if he hasn't lost the votes in milwaukee suburban counties we looked at and seen in the polling come out of wisconsin of late. flip the switch a little bit. if biden wins and the polls are right and got the wow counties with a keisha and washington. i always mispronounce apologize to viewers on that he won them overwhelming in 2016. big offsetting turnout surge in the blue collar parts of the state. this they don't turn out as they did in 2016. the key difference the key result tuesday night will be keep your eye on with a keisha county. i will point out one more time i think the riots are going to have a big impact what happens in pennsylvania and wisconsin we have had major riots there.

governor much like in pennsylvania as you talked about earlier tried to shut the state down. i think that has an impact on tuesday's election. will: all right. chris wilson here helping us lay out a few scenarios in the key states that are going to decide this election. chris, thank you so much for your time. >> you bet. thank you, will. will: lil' wayne becoming the latest rap tore praise president trump and his plan to help black americans. lou this impact the race in the final days? our next guest is a rapper, an air force veteran. a tiktok star and he will weigh in next. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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jedediah: we are back with quick headlines a police officer is shot in the face in an ambush. new orleans police say the officer and his partner were patrolling the french quarter when a man opened fire from a

petty cab the officer was hit in the cheek. the suspect was arrested within minutes. police believed he was suffering from a medical condition. the officer is in serious but stable condition. and now to extreme weather. boston sets a record for the most snow fall in october. more than 4 inches blanketed the city yesterday. breaking the previous record of 1.1 inches set on halloween in 2005ed snow storm knocked out power for thousands of people in massachusetts. wow, big snow fall already. will? will: thanks, jedediah. we have been throwing you about the growing list of rappers speaking out ahead of november 3rd. days to go before the election you can add lil' wayne to the list. pete: next star is praising the outpouring of support. tofer joins you now. thank you so much for being here this morning. your service, everything. i would imagine halloween is a

big tiktok day i'm sure have you stuff in store. when you see black americans coming out being very pragmatic and saying listen i want my life to be better i don't want to pay all of my income to the government is this reflective of you who more and more black americans are viewing the race? >> absolutely. everyone, i want to say good morning. yes, i think. pete: good morning. >> i think people need to take into account what's going on with the black race. i just want to make it clear before we go ahead we are talking about the two presidential candidates presently that we have. when we are talking about joe biden while he was concerned about his kids growing up in a racial jungle trump was receiving awards along muhammed ali and rosa parks and while biden was working alongside strom thurman and coming up with bills such as the comprehensive crime bill in 1948 and later on the antidrug abuse acts which led to the citizen disparity between crack and cocaine. later on talk about the crime bill in 1994 which introduced

the three strike rule which put away people for a long time for nonviolent offenses and president trump working alongside jesse jackson increasing the minority representation on wall street. if people sit down and have a logical comparison it's not even a close race. compare this trump was halfway and the track while biden is still sleeping at home 47 years late. [laughter] jed gentlemen you know t topher african-american vote. we have seen that over the years. do you think now times have changed? we can look at a couple of polls to islet that in october of 2020 80% for biden. 14% for trump. 2016201293% obama. only 6% for romney. of course we are towering about the african-american vote there. do you think now the times have changed in the sense that african-american voters are really zeroed in on policy taking a look at policy and

saying maybe there was a heavy lean towards democratic candidates in the past but might be time for a change because of the very distinct policy distinctions that president trump has magnified? >> absolutely. so, a lot of the voices that we see coming out and speak for the black community or at least representing. what i like what they are doing is showing people that ice cube said it himself that i don't have to like somebody to go out here and work with them. i just have to make sure they have my best interest at heart. so i always prioritize policy over personality and i encourage anybody to do that because we have seen someone like obama who had a civil tongue and talked to us in all kind of great sweet nothings we got nothing from it. now we have trump who may not be the most well spoken person when it comes to issues getting his point across but his heart is in the right places putting america first and make sure that he is elevating the black community in the same process. will: topher race has always been used, republican

candidates. i don't think anyone has been accused of that more than president trump over the last four years. so how do we reconcile all these accusations of racism with growing and i think that is undoubtable at this point with growingrow growing support in te black community? >> i think at some point in time people have to wake up and realize the rumors may just not be true. if you have so many people people coming out and supporting trump. typically sit back and do research so many people vote democrat because their parents told them to do so. i was one of those early on in life. i never voted democrat but i was on that same mindset. later on when i did my research and looked into the policies and issues and the candidates. i realized typically leaning more republican anyway and that's why i kind of said hey i'm a republican. i'm going to vote for trump in 2016. definitely voting for him again in 2020 next week. so i think wux people sit down and compare the two and look at

it easy decision. the reason throwing the word around racist. once you say that word given our history in america. black people turn off the ears and look away. they know it's effective we are in a climate of hyper sensitivity given the riots and everything that's going on a lot of people don't want to hear nothing that has anything to do with racism. will: yeah. i think if president trump come back next week 152025% of the black vote in this country one clear lesson will be social media and mainstream media, cable anchors are terrible indicators of where this country is headed topher thank you so much for welcome us this morning. pete: you are a smart dude. appreciate it? >> thank you. will: coming up, neck and neck race for the white house. what will happen if the blue wave sweeps through washington. lindsey graham is one of those fighting to keep his seat. he joins us with the potential implications next. this year, walmart is turning black friday

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introduction. senator g.o.p. senator lindsey graham chairman of the senate judiciary committee. senator, thank you so much for joining us this morning. i know it's a busy day for us. you are out on the trail. >> i got a bus. i got a bus. pete: got your face on it, too. >> only in america can this happen. pete: i love it. i want to hear what you are hearing from voters. we hear a lot about fear. we hear a lot about doom and gloom. when i was at the trump rally last night and you have been to a bunch of them it was all about love and patriotism and celebration. what's the mood you are seeing from voters? >> well, i'm in florence, south carolina. thank you for having me on. i hear a combination of fear and excitement. if we lose the house, the senate and the white house, people are scared to death that we lose the country that we grew up. in they are going to pack the supreme court make it full of liberals nine to some other number. do away with the legislative filibuster so everything coming out of the house goes to the senate. they will change the electoral

college because new york and california will begin picking the president and south carolina will be left out. they goal to open borders not secure borders. have illegal immigrants free healthcare. they have 4 and a half trillion dollars tax increase to destroy our economy. that's the downside. here's the good side. four more years of donald trump means four more years of conservative judges. four more years of the tax code being in the hands of people who understand how to run a business. four more years of a commander-in-chief who knows what the hell he is doing so. people are afraid and they're excited. will: senator, let's take a look at the balance of power right now in the senate. it's of course 53 republicans, 47 democrats. the house, 232 democrats, 197 republicans. now, you are in a tight race in south carolina against jamie harrison. it has been marked as a toss-up. if the senate goes to the

democrats and perhaps the presidency as well, you named a ton of issues right there that can be expected. senator kamala harris has said issue number one, priority. doing away with tax cuts. what do you think packing the court. what is the first thing they do? >> well, i think they do away with the tax cuts. the economy is growing at 33% if you want to throw a wet blanket on this covid then what? you will have a supreme court full of liberals. they will change the number from 9 to 13 or restructure the court to make it liberal. they are going to do away with the legislative filibuster. they will make d.c. a state with the same standing as south carolina. the most important thing is everything president trump has done to secure our border, work with mexico they are going to undo. they have illegal immigrants free healthcare. half the world will be here. they will get back into the iranian nuclear agreement which is a disaster for us and israel other than those few things it won't matter.

we are not going to let that happen. we are going to win. we are going to keep the senate. my opponent is raising $130 billion from every liberal in the country who hates my guts because i stood up for judge kavanaugh. i got judge barrett through the judiciary committee. i need your help lindsey we are going to keep the senate and give president trump four more years and change the country infantry in a way you will be proud of. that's what's at stake. lindsey graham.com. pete: definitely the amount of spending in the state of south carolina has been unprecedented. but, speaking of spending from foreign countries. we have learned a lot about hunter biden and his associates and joe biden after what happened in 2016, senator, to the president, and there were calls for accountability for what happened to him, do we believe there will ever be any accountability for hunter biden regardless of the result here?

>> so, in 2020, we live in an america with a free press that's irresponsible biased press. free requires responsibility. can you imagine if this story was about a trump family member going around the world with a vacuum cleaner raking in money to have influence with president trump? it would be front page news everywhere. his associates trading off joe biden's name vice president making millions of dollars all over the world which i think would compromise a biden presidency and nobody gives a damn about it. you can't find it anywhere in the mainstream news. this is a conspiracy to shut down one of the biggest influence peddling schemes in the history of the united states. and it just breaks my heart that the media has fallen this low. they are so in the tank for joe biden that they will ignore a story that should not be ignored

and if a republican were doing this, it would be front page news but let me tell you what, there is other ways to get your news regarding other than the mainstream media like fox, like the internet. this story is going to resonate. it is corruption run amuck. and it's going to matter come tuesday. jedediah: senator, not to interrupt. i wanted to ask you though because you are mentioning there is other ways to make news and the larger story here became about big tech and information suppression and people feeling like twitter and facebook and these places they go to is just supposed to be a hub of impartial information and now suddenly things are being shut down and people are being treated like children essentially being told oh, you don't need to read that over there how much of an issue is that in this election and is that really on voters' minds as they head into the voting booth? >> it should be. i think it's the biggest threat to conservatism is the social media companies censoring information that conservatives put out.

the "new york post" is fourth largest paper in the world. listen to this. the department of homeland security sent out a tweet about walls will protect the country from gangs and drugs and child trafficking. they censored his tweet. but they allow the ayatollah under the theory of saber rat ling talking about destroying the state of israel. in twitter's world, dhs is more harmful to the world than the ayatollah of iran. this is ridiculous. this censorship has got to come to an end. and how do you bring it to an end? eliminate section 230 so you can sue these people if they suppress your content. take their liability protections away. they are the only people in america you can't sue when they wrong you and that is going to change. jedediah: senator graham thanks for joining us today. tough race ahead. exciting few days. we look forward to watching.

>> will will will will will lindsey graham.com we are going to get it over the line to win. thank you. jedediah: breaking right now actor sean connery has died according to bbc report. it's unclear how he died. he was 90 years old. will: that is shocking and sad news. sean connery, famously james bond. hunt for red october. the list of hits. academy awards. too many to list. sean connery is an absolute legend in the acting community. pete: absolutely one of those names, faces voices ubiquitous. movies you turn on from five years ago to 25 years ago. he has been a huge part of them. and just you hear of actors and hear of people over time and all of them are serious but this in particular sean connery i think will resonate with a lot of people god rest his soul. jedediah: god, may he rest in

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pete: welcome back to "fox & friends." major cities bracing for unrest on election day with countless businesses already boarding up gun sales surging to a new record high of 16.7 million through september. a 66% spike from last year. here to discuss attorney and gun rights activist colion noir. thank you so much for being here this morning. really appreciate it.

what do these things say to you. we have a huge election day coming up. a lot of uncertainty. is this just citizens saying hey i want to have my right while i still can or may need to defend myself if things go the wrong way which no one hopes for. what do you think? >> i think it's a convinc combif both. usually we see this during the election time we see gun sales spike considering who is running to be in office. generally speaking usually a democrat running to be in office and largely democrats tend to be anti-guns. during elections gun sales usually spike. however what we saw over the last six to seven to eight months is a lot of unrest and a lot of rioting and a lot of people really understanding when it comes to the safety they are the only ones responsible for it. so when you take those two things, combine them together and then you also have segments in this population talking about how they are going to create civil unrest if a certain person doesn't win the election, then you get certain people saying you know what? i think it's time for me to get a gun to protect myself. pete: yeah, add defund the police on top of it or police

hands' being tied and individuals feel like they want to exercise that second amendment right something have you been very passionate about. i want to get your take also. you are in texas. a state that has had a big shift in people moving here big screen. we talked about it more than 700,000 californians have moved to texas since 2008 some people are wondering with them. texas might be in play. other pictures say that ain't going to happen what do you think? people to arrogance especially felon texans here. one thing people to fail to realize texas is awesome. not just because it's beautiful oasis perfect weather. ideology we have in texas and people in texas. we love our guns and love limited government and leave people alone. i implore the people who are deciding to move here to understand the reason why you are attracted to texas is because of those ideologies and voting in the same manner did you from the place that you left is probably not going to

maintain the very thing that attracted you in the first place. pete: you think texas goes for the president this time around. any question about that. >> i'm not going to lie to you. i live in a major metropolitan area here in dallas and i have seen a lot of changes. i am just going to say that much. i like -- i don't want to jinx anything. but i will say that texas has changed quite a bit from a political ideology standpoint. pete: that is tough to hear. you know it you are on the ground. quite an arsenal behind you. thank you for being here, appreciate it. >> she once voted when fdr was on the ballot. 109 years old. she just cast her ballot in person. that's a lot of elections. meet the politically active centurian. who did she vote for? harry truman? i don't know. we will find out next.

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jedediah: she has voted in nearly two dozen presidential elections. just a week ago a texas woman cast her early ballot in person at the age of 109 years young. that voter earlene hart andrews who just celebrated her 110th birthday. joining us now along with her niece. thank you both for being here. it's just such a pleasure to have you both here. earlene, you look fabulous. you are an inspiration to so many of us. so tell us why you voted in person. >> why did you vote in person?

>> i always go to the polls in person. i think the more people show up to vote that one little vote is so important. and it could be adding onto the others that have already voted and then we can come out with winners. jedediah: if you don't mind me asking, who did you vote for and why? >> who did you vote for? >> this time? >> yes. >> i voted for our present president, president trump. jedediah: i was going to ask you would you like to share your take on raylene how voted for and why this election was important to you? >> >> yes. i voted for president donald trump.

i have never been as proud of a president as i have been this year. he has withstood the onslaught of the liberals and the democrats with grace, dignity and keeping all of his promises to the american people, our freedom and law and order and i am very proud of him and i am very proud to tell america that my son and i both voted for president donald trump. jedediah: wow. we want to thank you both for being here and earline you could have made the decision to not vote in person but you made the decision and you got out there and made your voice heard and grateful to have you here today and sharing your thoughts with us. we thank you so much. both of you. >> well, thank you for asking us. jedediah: absolutely. and breaking right now, an american hostage is rescued by

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>> ♪ ♪ pete: welcome to fox & friends on this 9:00 hour on saturday morning on the east coast of course just three days away from election day the president and the former vice president on the campaign trail, hitting it hard and we're going to cover all angles 87 million of you have already cast your ballots it is a moment of excitement and a moment of anticipation and we're certainly going to be all over it but we start this hour as well with two big pieces of news one very sad out the gate. shawn connery, the famous oscar award winning actor has passed away at the age of 90 all of us have been engulfed in the films he has brought to us over the years including james bond and many others, but we just got

that news, shawn connery dead at the age of 90, will. will: that's sad news but just one of the stories we're watching right now breaking as we take the air this morning because also, there's this. field team six has rescued an american hostage in a daring operation in africa. we'll have details on that operation as we progress throughout the morning jedediah. jedediah: yeah and obviously our lead story of the day, which we've been talking about, this is our final hour we've been here for the last three talking about election day just three days away over 86 million people have already voted and many still heading to the polls to make their voices heard. we're going to be covering the latest for you this hour and tomorrow as well. pete: it's very interesting to hear about this raid, guys all the captors were killed but one the captive phillip walton an american citizen was free and i was on the tarmac yesterday with my boys talking about why it was taking the president so long to come

out of air force one and i said he could be doing anything talking to world leaders or maybe there's a mission going on around the world. i'm not saying it was this one but that's the kind of decision the president makes and to make this call to get an american back in a daring raid with seal team six is a big one and we're happy that american is home. president trump and joe biden making their final push with just three days to go until the election. so far more than as we mentioned 86 million americans have already cast their vote. will: president trump set to hold 14 rallies in seven states in the next 72 hours. meanwhile joe biden is visiting two states this weekend. he's hitting the trail with former president obama for the first time today in michigan. jedediah: we are in the home stretch and there's no better person to talk about all this with right now than kayleigh mcenany, trump 2020 senior campaign advisor kayleigh thank you for being here. we are certainly all in the home stretch of this election season, just three days to go. so, what do you think is the most important thing that

president trump could be doing right now? obviously he's holding a lot of rallies in the next few days. what is the most important aspect of his message that you think he should be getting out there front and center right now >> what he's doing is offering a choice to the american people. we had a novel virus come in from china. the american people have a choice. open the country safely, with president trump, or close down the country, joe biden will close down your schools, your churches, your workplaces. you have a choice to bring back the hottest economy in modern history which president trump brought us historical lows in unemployment or go to joe biden who brought us the slowest economic recovery since world war ii and he will raise your taxes he said so and finally on health care costs are coming down, premium costs, drug prices are going down you can choose that or you can choose an end to medicare as we know it with medicare for all which is socialized medicine and sky high premiums which is what we saw under obamacare that is the choice the american people have and they will choose

president trump on november 3. pete: kayleigh where the president goes where candidates go tell us a lot about where we are on the map and the fact that frankly, former vice president joe biden was in minnesota shows that that state they normally take for granted is also in-play. we've got the president going today four stops in pennsylvania i believe, bucks county, redding , butler, will be ending outside of pittsburgh, then he's in michigan, iowa, north carolina and down in florida and georgia as well. what should the travels tell the voters and people watching this race anxiously where he's going what does it tell us about the campaign he's running? >> it's a great question, pete. joe biden is often confused but right now his campaign is more confused than ever before. when you go in one breath to georgia and texas and then in the next breath you go to minnesota, a state no republican has won since 1972 a state president trump almost won by 1.5 percentage points when you're stopping by minnesota,

that should worry you. that should tell the american people all they need to know. we are leading i just checked out the numbers before i came on the early vote we are 8 points ahead in ballots returned in wisconsin. two points ahead in ballots returned in michigan. they are on the run to find a state. they thought they had this. he hid in his basement from the american people he won't fight for his votes so he won't fight for you as president so they are trying to find a path to victory and we're confident we are going to win in two short days. will: kayleigh i know the election is the front of everyone's mind but we have this massive story that broke that an american hostage was rescued in west africa in a daring raid involving seal team six and here is a statement from the pentagon. u.s. forces conducted a hostage rescue operation during the early hours of the 31st of october in northern nigeria to recover an american citizen held hostage. this american citizen is safe and is now in care of the u.s. department of state. no u.s. military personnel were

injured during the operation. we appreciate the support of our international partners in conducting this operation. the united states will continue to protect our people and our interests anywhere in the world. kayleigh, what can you tell us about what went down in this operation? >> it was a successful operation to rescue an american hostage. we are so glad to see it under this president we rescued 55 hostages in 24 countries and in the waiting days of a presidency before a massive re-election, you typically don't get a lot done but this president is the exception. he rescued an american hostage. he secured a middle east peace deal, he put a justice on the supreme court. he visited our heros at fort bragg that was such a special moment when i saw the president interact with the army special operations. it was beautiful he spent an hour casually talking to them joking. they had a great time and he presented them an award that's the story of this presidency. we don't stop. we go to 14 states, we rescue hostages, we secure middle east peace and we do it record time

and three days before an election. pete: kayleigh it's easy for us to read the news and say seal team six conduct successful raid in west africa. what goes into something like this? the risk? the potential political fall doubts if it went the wrong direction it takes courage to make the political call and to be on the ground as a navy seal but this is not the first time we've seen something like this from the president whether it's soulemani, in baghdad the killing of the iranian leader with so much american blood on his hand. when and why does the president make these calls which are tough ones to make? >> they are very tough ones to make because you're right it has to be conducted just perfectly but the president always puts the american interest first on it and it takes a lot of planning, a lot of keeping things quiet until that moment when you get the go-ahead and i was talking to some of our soldiers and they said to me, we pray to get the green light because i said, you know, its got to be scary when you go into these raids and they say we wait for the green light and we're so proud we have a president that

trusts us and gives us the green light, to take out el bagdadhi, these murders who have killed far too many american men and women in battle but this president mays the courageous and bold decision and his record stands shows that jedediah: well kayleigh thanks for joining us going to be a fun , exciting next three days we appreciate you being here. >> thank you so much. jedediah: also breaking actor shawn connery has died. the bbc reporting he passed away overnight in his sleep while in in a bahamas he was 90 years old. david lee miller gives a look at his life and acting career that spanned decades. >> ♪ ♪ >> thomas shawn con nery was born in scotland and the oldest of two sons he lived with his family at age 13, he dropped out of school to work and help support his

family. he had jobs as a milk man, laborer, steel vendor and cement mixer. he eventually joined the british royal navy but he was medically discharged after three years because of stomach ulcers. he then went to work on himself. he began an intense weight lifting schedule and in 1953 he finished third in the mr. universe competition held in london. after bodybuilding, he decided to try acting. his first notable role came on british television, and he won rave reviews and his performance got him a few film offers and in 1,962, shawn connery got his big break. >> bond. james bond. >> from 1962-1967 he made five james bond movies making him a sex symbol. in 1971 he donated his $1.25 million salary for the film "diamonds are forever" to the scottish international education trust fund.

eventually, he grew tired of playing the sophisticated. >> i tend to notice little things like that, whether a girl is a blonde. >> in 1987 he won an oscar for playing a veteran chicago cop in the "untouchable." >> you'll have to use a machine gun. >> he stayed active throughout the 90s starring in many films including indiana jones and the last crusade and the hunt for red october. he was branded the sexiest man alive by people magazine. shawn connery will be forever known as the daring charmer that got the girl and defeated the bad guys. more than that, he captured audiences all over the globe. david lee miller, fox news. will: david hit some of the highlights there, there's too many to mention, pete, jedediah. most people elect that shawn connery was the best james

bond of all-time from winning that oscar for best supporting actor in the untouchables, the rock, indiana jones and my personal favorite though, the hunt for the red october. that was, in my estimation, his best role. jedediah: that was a great film, an extraordinary actor and career and the thing with shawn connery is so many people are grieving with the family because you feel like you know him, with many actors, you grow up watching the films, you feel like you know who they are, and when someone like this passes away, you feel as though it's someone whose brought you a lot of laughter, a lot of different emotions over the years as you've enjoyed the great gift they've brought to the screen, extremely talented person who will be deeply deeply missed by all. pete: will you brought up the debate that is he the greatest bond of all-time? i think it's pretty difficult to deny him that. he crafted the role, we grew up on that. you're right, hunt for red

october was amazing his role as the father in indiana jones was spot-on and i'd forgotten about the rock, which is a classic. i didn't know he was a body builder who knew. will: didn't either. pete: you learn a lot about people after they pass and certainly a storied career from shawn connery. leaving us here on planet earth at the age of 90 god bless his soul we play for his family as well this saturday morning. coming up just three days before the election, guess who we've got? the right man at the right time. park levine, not james bond, is here, with his thoughts on the state of the race you're not going to want to miss that he's coming up. 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? (daughter vo) yes! (four girls vo) the polls! voted! (grandma vo) go out and vote! it's so important!

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moderate messaging the wall street journal editorial board is accusing the vice president of having the most left wing policies in a decade. here to explain editor at-large of the wall street journal and host of the wall street journal at-large on fox business is jerry baker. thanks for being here. i know the wall street journal is saying this is a contradictory campaign for joe biden. to me, when i look at it, it's almost like a slight of hand campaign, pay attention over here, look at president trump, look at him don't look at what's going on over here in my campaign so what is it, that's actually going on in policy proposals on joe biden's campaign? >> yeah, well i think the phenomenon we've seen is that joe biden does a very good job of making this election primarily about president trump when in fact we really should have been looking i think much more closely in the media, of course doing this completely should have been looking much more closely at what joe biden and the democrats propose. joe biden, you just heard it there in that clip. joe biden is someone who likes

to present themself as somebody whose been around in politics for 50 years, a moderate, but if you look at the platform of the party, particularly the positions that joe biden has taken since he won the primary election back in the spring, it's the most radical, the most left wing platform the democratic party had in 50 years on issues like energy, on issues like the green new deal, on big tax increases for businesses, and a lot of individuals on big increase in spending on things like healthcare, education, and of course, on these radical proposals that have recently come up things like packing the supreme court, doing away with the senate filibuster, maybe adding states to the united states so that they can get four more seats in the senate. it is a really, as you say, a slight of hand, what you seen is the presidential candidate proclaiming one thing while his party behind him and those people that can occupy the key positions are actually proposing something completely different. will: and as you say they are

actually saying it outloud. joe biden has talked about packing the court outloud but so much attention is focused on president trump and the referendum on his personality and it seems nobody is hearing what the democratic party is saying outloud about their plans. in fact, kamala harris, senator kamala harris, joe biden's runningmate just recently said this outloud about their number one priority should they get elected listen, jerry. >> i promise you this , as a first order of business, joe biden and i are about to work to get rid of that tax cut. will: it seems to me, jerry, they're telling straight out what their plans are. >> absolutely first of all on the tax cut there is no question that the tax cut particularly the corporate side of the tax cut really helped the u.s. economy enormously in the last few years, brought a lot of manufacturing back here, has increased investments but look i think the other problem here is that frankly, rests with the media. normally you'd hope in a campaign you have two candidates running two parties running. it's the job of the media to explore, to examine, to

interrogate those candidates and their parties to figure out what's going on. we just haven't had that kind of an election campaign this year. we've had with the notable exception i would argue organizations like my own, the wall street journal and of course fox news, we had a media that has no interest whatsoever in exposing what the democrats are doing, in questioning the democrats about their policies and explaining and examining for the american people what the democrats would do if they got into office. they have only been interested in making sure that joe biden is elected, so we're going to face a situation. if joe biden does get elected on tuesday, we're in an extraordinary unique situation. we're going to have a new president, the president-elect and the american people haven't had a chance to be told to be introduced to what that party's planning to do, so it's going to be quite extraordinary thing if we do get a democratic president and a democratic senate and the house because we really haven't had a chance to examine to investigate those policies, and remember nancy pelosi said a few years ago about obamacare

the bill was so complicated you had to pass it in order to know what was in it? you'll have to vote for joe biden until you actually, only then you'll discover what he's planning to do. will: i think it's quite obvious to say the press has shown not just a lack of curiosity or a disinterest in exploring these policies but an active protection from any hard questions for the biden campaign jerry baker of the wall street journal thanks for your time. straight ahead president trump warning what's at stake in his election. president trump: they think they can take your money, attack your values, indoctrinate your children, and silence your voices. will: mark la vindicated is here next. if you still have symptoms of crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis even after trying other medications, it may be a sign of damaging inflammation, which left untreated, could get much worse. please make an appointment to see your gastroenterologist right away.

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with their anti-police rhetoric and the fact that they're weak people, very very weak people, they allow rioters to lay waste to the public streets the radical left is determined to obliterate the middle class, they think they can take your money, attack your values, indoctrinate your children, and silence your voices. pete: that was the president yesterday in rochester, minnesota, democrats tried to block him from holding an event there he came anyway, thousands turned out a reflection of the energy in minnesota and across the country. but right now is one of those moments where we want to get clear thinking from people that know it best and that means a number one on that list, mark levin, the great one author , radio host and host of " life, liberty and levin" on the fox news channel. mark just lay it out for us here we are three days away from the election, the president is out there working hard, what are the stakes and what should

people expect? >> well, people in all walks of life, blue collar, white collar, no collar, union, non--union, suburb, inner city, rural america need to understand something. this is a different democrat party it's the most radical democrat party in american history, and they have as their goal a war on the american system. people who work on assembly lines need to understand, i've read this 110 page manifest. they are going to shut you down. they are going to shutdown smoke stack industries, shutdown the automobile industry, the steel industry, the oil industry, because it is impossible to meet the demands that they place in this document over the next 10-15 years. this is a massive economy, and they are going to bring it to a screeching halt. you have the hoover institute study that says we're going to lose 5 million jobs i'd be surprised if he didn't lose more jobs than that, trillions of dollars in gdp. i want you to think about this. the economy is trying to grow after the pandemic and what is their plan?

massive individual income tax increases. massive corporate income tax increases. reduce the inheritance tax cap so people are going to lose their farms and so forth. what do you think is going to happen when companies are trying to grow small businesses are trying to grow, people are trying to earn an income. what's going to happen when the government takes another third of that or 40% of that? moreover, china. all of our competitors, they think this is great. we're destroying ourselves from within. the democrat party is the enemy within. why? imagine if you're china you can't destroy our energy industry but the democrat party can. you can't open our borders to illegal immigrants who are now going to get free healthcare. what's going to happen to the healthcare system? it's going to be overwhelmed. it's going to collapse. senior citizens need to understand most of whom are not reading this document, they are going to destroy medicare. they are going to lower the age from 65 to 60, which means it's fundamentally going to go bankrupt. they are going to allow anybody who wants a so-called public

option to option into medicare, so medicare is not going to survive. it legal aliens coming into the country haven't paid one penny into the system, they get free health care, they get free medicare too. then look at our universities. they already control our universities. it's a disaster look at our inner city. the democrats already control our inner cities. what are they going to do in the inner cities that help the people in the inner cities? they are going to eliminate any options other than the government school down the street. they have no plan for school choice. no plan for increase in the quality of education. why? they are bought and paid for by the teacher's unions. you'll have teacher union members at every precinct in this country 2.5-3 million of them who are all across the country working the democrat party is here is my point to the american people. they have plans for every career, every business, every job, and they are going to destroy them and i love the way they talk about we're going to

retrain coal miners. we're going to retrain steelworkers. it sounds like some kind of a communist plan. you're going to retrain them to do what? they've got plans, like we've got a five-year plan. the great step forward we've got all these wonderful plans. this is the same joe biden in 2009 who couldn't deal with the swine flu and as his own chief of staff said, thank god it wasn't as terrible as what's going on with the virus today or we would have lost millions of people. this is the same joe biden the veterans administration because of their in competence lost over 300,000 vets. this is the same joe biden, have you read his plan for the coronavirus? there is no plan for the coronavirus. none whatsoever. he's going to take the vaccines that the trump adminitration has created, the therapies the trump adminitration has created, the masks the trump adminitration has created and all the rest and he says he's going to get them out faster. i don't know what that means and

he doesn't know what that means either, so everything is at stake and look at the constitution. look at the constitution. as your prior guest said, and everyone knows. they want to destroy the supreme court, destroy the senate, destroy the voting process and the electoral college. it's the democrat party wants to take over the federal government and the constitution. it's the democrat party, it's ic we're now the party is what counts not the country and that's what the democrat party want to do. that's what the american people have to look forward to if donald trump doesn't win on tuesday. pete: mark levin laying it out as only he can, mark if you would can you stick around jed, will and i have a few questions after the break about what's happening ahead of election day, so stick around with us here on fox & friends we got more mark levin on the other side.

>> no matter which side wins on tuesday let's skip the civil war and go right to reconciliation. jedediah: we're going to bring back mark levin, host of "life, liberty and levin." mark obviously a big concern is about potential unrest that could happen just after election results roll in if not in that after math when we don't know the results and you've had law enforcement gearing up for that and this comes on the heels of obviously an up-tick in rioting and violence that you've seen in many cities across the country, defund the police movement out there, you've seen slashes already in some police budgets, what are your thoughts on this and what we might see? >> well whose doing the rioting whose burning the buildings and looting are those republicans? are those people who support donald trump? are those people who are threatening to burn cities down if their candidate doesn't win? they're democrats. that's exactly why you don't hear nancy pelosi this weekend

or chuck schumer this weekend, you barely hear from biden certainly not kamala harris, criticizing it. now who are the people who are mostly damaged from this? black people and hispanic people this is happening in the inner cities, and so you have a lot of white kids going into these communities under the blm banner, under the antifa banner as well as criminals who these cities have left out so you have anarchy. now, these cities are run by whom, exactly? democrats, and so the blame needs to be placed where it belongs on accountability needs to be placed where it belongs. these riots, these looters are at some point going to have to be put down because they are threatening the very fabric of this country. they are going to tell us if their candidate doesn't win and their candidate is clearly joe biden and their party is clearly the democrat party. that if they don't win they are going to burn our cities, screw that. the hell with that. these criminals need to be rounded up and put in prison. they are going to do damage to people and harm people, they are going to use pre-text and

excuses to do it that needs to end that's number one. number two the american people need to know the democrat party is utterly silent. kamala harris was out there yesterday talking about reimag ing the police, that we don't need more police. reimaging the police? that's like they are talking about rebalancing the supreme court. listen to me. the democrat party supports criminals. the democrat party is supporting the rioters. the democrat party is supporting the looters because they think it's going to give them power. when the looters and the criminals in the streets hear democrats talking about effectively politically burning down the supreme court, burning down the senate, burning down the electoral college, well what do you think their supporters are going to do? they're completely undermining the civil society so this election is simple. it's really simple, support law and order, do you support the constitution, you want to get back to normalcy? or do you want everything

turned on its head, fundamental transformation, challenging your businesses, attacking your income, attacking what kind of homes you have and all the rest, and who are these masterminds who are so smart? aoc? three years ago aoc was pouring drinks. now i don't have a problem with bartenders unless they want to ruin my life then i have a problem with them. who are these people? i have a question for you, america. i can tell you 20 things donald trump has done in 47 months to improve this country. can you tell me one thing joe biden has done in 47 years? i swear to god. tell me one thing, 39 years in the senate, eight years as a vice president. you know, jed they wave around obamacare. i had callers on my program last night telling me the horrific stories about obamacare, they wouldn't cover crohn's disease, it wouldn't cover a kid having cancer on and on and on and they pretend it's this gold standard.

obamacare stinks just like when they controlled the veterans administration and they had one soviet style system and the president broke it up and he added some free market healthcare to the veteran's administration system. why do we believe that bureaucrats and hack politicians who enrich themselves in washington d.c. know how to run our lives, know how to run our businesses, know how to do our jobs better than we do? they don't. they always have a plan. here is a plan. here is a plan for energy. here is a plan formation. here is a plan for the economy. really? well tell me something. these democrats and their plans. name one thing that they've done that's actually helped your life in the last 25 years. i can't think of one. will: you know, mark i think the problem, and therefore the solution, has to even be bigger than the election. you've done a great job of laying out so many of the problems they go even deeper and you hinted at or said specifically we've got an issue

on college campuses where debate is suppressed, we have tech companies suppressing free thought and mainstream media companies who won't tell stories and what i'm getting at here, mark, is we have a culture that will extend beyond any election so my question for you is how do we fix that? >> well you know, will, we can't snap our fingers. we're a very complex and complicated society but there are things we can begin to do. it took us 100 years to get here , maybe it'll take us 100 years to get out of here. the first thing we do is elect the right person as president, hold the senate and take the house so we can at least protect our constitutional institutions like the supreme court and the united states senate. from there, i have a few ideas of my own. we need to start defunding these colleges and universities because they are breeding grounds for riots and leftism and activities of that sort, so, they want to talk about the anti-semetic movement against israel being led by among others black lives matter? we need a bds movement to start

to get our country back and all these areas where the phony progressives, the soft marxist have taken over but that's for another day. right now, we need to vote, we need to make sure our families vote, our friends vote, and army of patriots who want to protect this country turns out and crushes this opposition. that's what needs to happen. pete: mark levin you're totally right in order to address the cultural side which will referred to you have to, at this moment, get to the polls and win an election just to create the shield for that moment to happen at all. mark levin thank you so much for your clarity. you've got a program tonight correct, 7:00? >> very important, 7:00 p.m. eastern time, our special election show for one hour, i'm the guest so i hope everybody will join us. pete: mark levin host and guest i love it we'll be watching 7:00 p.m. tonight, life, liberty and levin. thank you so much for your time this morning and we needed it. will: god bless you.

pete: now we'll toss it over to rick reichmuth who feel free rick, if you'd like or just do weather either one we're cool with it. rick: i'll stick to the weather i do that a little bit better but on tuesday, everybody wondering what it's going to be like out there pick your place on the map here, and put this into motion, there's going to be a little bit of precipitation across parts of new england, a little bit of snow that's a little blustery with that but i'll tell you what the rest of the lower 48 is looking absolutely beautiful on election day. temperature-wise, we're going to be talking about temperatures that are incredibly warm all across parts of the plains for election day so good news no excuses. one thing don't forget tonight turn your clocks back you get an extra hour of sleep and we pay for that by that really early sunset tomorrow it's one of everybody's least favorite days of the year except for mine i love daylight saving time. i'm the odd man here. here is your temps as you wake up this morning really cool across parts of this remaining that way the next few days we had such an incredibly active

week with that ice storm, with the hurricane there are more stuff coming in the tropics we're watching by next weekend as well guys so the weather world not calming down at all. right now sending it back to you will: i like the extra hour of sleep we'll get but i'm with some of these republican leaders ready to do away with it and do away with daylight saving, let's just keep it consistent all year long. rick thanks. still ahead new data shows the gop leading in several california house districts congressman mike garcia flipped one of the states blue districts red earlier this year he joins with an update. but first, download the fox super 6 app and play the election 2020 game for a free chance to win $50,000 from our friends at fox bet and pick six possible outcomes and watch election day coverage on fox news on tuesday, to see how it all unfolds. download the fox bet super 6 app now to get started. aaaand welcome back to guess what it is.

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minnesota? like is that -- pete: sure of course i vote for the golden gophers mostly basketball we play in the barn and a great basketball team although football, we had a great season last season, decent , not so much this year. tough one but anyway, minnesota speaking of minnesota, lots going on in this state, and i was, yesterday in rochester, minnesota the president was here his last stop of the day i took my boys out to come here the commander-in-chief, the democrats tried to block the rally by limiting the amount of participants, the president showed up anyway, so did thousands of people who came out to greet him when he came off of air force one he went and talked to the people who were not allowed in because of the policies and then went on to give a speech. it was cold. they were blocking the event. these people were excited and passionate and honored and i got a chance to talk to some voters at the rally in minnesota. here is a portion of what they said. what do you say about the fact that minnesota capped this event

at 250? >> peaceful protesting can have riots in the streets and when they come here, pleasant, respectful. >> they got it down to 250 here , won't be 250 at the polls. pete: why do you support him? >> because i'm a conservative and he's a pro-life, he's for the second amendment, i love his trade deals. >> he has helped the african americans so much and he's not getting credit for it. >> if you read the polls he's behind in all the swing states. pete: is there a hidden trump voter out there? >> we're going to make our voices be heard and make it happen all over again. >> i think minnesota is going to do it. i think they're going to trump. pete: there may be an anti-trump vote on the left but there is a pro-america vote for donald trump who are just proud of what he's done, very excited to go pull the lever for him and that hidden aspect could be part of what takes a state like minnesota and puts it in play, which nobody would have thought that, just a couple of years ago so it's fascinating to see the excitement and i think

that matters when it comes to voting on tuesday. jedediah: yeah, i also have to say, pete as someone who gets cold very easily i wanted to put an extra coat on you. i know you're from minnesota you can withstand these things but we new yorkers are like put a north face on that guy. pete: as long as you have layers jed you're good. jedediah: that's true i've been told. all right, these twins are winning halloween going viral for their president trump and joe biden impersonation meet the family behind the adorable costumes that's next. >> ♪ ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.

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girls in some ridiculous halloween costume and this year is no different. can you guess who they are? >> ♪ ♪ >> hey, girls some people didn't like the costumes i put you in yesterday did you like them? who were you, haven? who were you cody? >> donald truck, very good. jedediah: i love this [laughter] two oklahoma twin girls with scaring away the competition on tiktok going viral with these adorable impersonations of president trump and joe biden joining us now are the little candidates themselves four- year-old cody and haven and their mom adria. i love these costumes they are so adorable. what made you think of them? >> thank you. thank you so much well the girls were born rye before the election in 2016 and we've always been a big halloween costume family so i knew in 202m as candidates whoever they were. jedediah: so cody, who are you?

>> donald trump. >> say it louder. >> donald trump. jedediah: haven, who are you? >> i'm joe biden. jedediah: [laughter] i love it. adria, what's been the re connection by people? are most people just laughing and saying it's adorable or did people make it political? >> both, both, there was a lot that everyone took out of this which is the point we're just trying to have fun, and make a political post out there that everyone can agree on and smile about, but then there were also the negative feedback and haters commenting saying my girls shouldn't be dressed as men and they should dress in princess dresses instead and i should let them pick their own costumes, and to them i just say what's wrong with my kids aspir ing to be the president of the united states one day? you know i want to empower my girls to be the president one day, so dressing them as a president for one night, you know there's no harm in that. jedediah: well, i can tell you that it put a smile on my face

just seeing that and i'm sure it put smiles on a lot of people's faces thank you all for joining us and thank you, girls it's great to have you. >> thank you for having us. bye. jedediah: we have more "fox & friends" coming up moments away. if you have medicare, listen up.

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two dozen people in line early this morning but since then, the line has not been too long, probably because of what happened at about 7:00, heavy heavy rain that poured for about half an hour, so people maybe are just waiting for rain not to be in the forecast to come on out. by the way, the trump campaign is very confident, specifically, with heavily hispanic miami-dade county, that they will win it, win the state, and be re-elected registered republicans lead registered democrats so far in miami-dade, obviously that doesn't include all of the independents and for those who still haven't returned their mail-in ballots due to election day just four days away they are encouraged to come drop it off in the official ballot box in-person, just in case mail delivery does not of course a factor which may be happening as at least one postal facility, take a look at the stacks of mail, allegedly including ballots, the state attorney's office has asked all

of the postmasters to perform an immediate audit. pete: that mail-in ballot backup , huge problem we'll have more developments on that as well. tomorrow morning you won't see our three faces you'll see brian, steve, and ainsley, they're bringing the team in from 6:00-10:00 we'll be on the road look forward to seeing you have a great day. president trump: when your devotion we are going to keep on working, we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, and winning. >> [applause] >> i'll work as hard for those who don't support me as those who do. and my administration there will be no red states or blue states it's the united states of america. neil: well that's the intense campaigning begin. welcome, everybody i'm neil cavuto, and this is cavuto live and for the next two hours, we're going to be chris-crossing