>> we are done with chaos, done with a tweets, the anger, the hate, the irresponsibility. >> is the radical it gains power they will collapse our economy, and send us into a depression. joe biden is a corrupt politician who sold out pennsylvanians. >> this is the united states of america. there is nothing we can to do, nothing. let's get up and do it. >> i think we are going to win.

one of the greatest in the history of our -- ♪ and all of my life ♪ waiting for tonight ♪ go ♪ shannon: it is finally here. election day 2020. polls open in just hours but nearly 100 million people have already voted. >> donald trump wrapping up his final rally after midnight in michigan, joe biden closing out his campaign in pennsylvania and with that we welcome you into "fox and friends first" on this election day. we can talking about november 3rd for years now. it is november 3rd. shannon: we have live team coverage of this unprecedented election. phil keating live in florida with historic early voter turnout in texas, democrats tried to flip the red state

blue, in north carolina, having breakfast with friends, political analysts standing by. >> he has been our sherpas are all of this, griff jenkins live in wilmington, delaware were joe biden will be tonight. >> reporter: the day of history, let me give you the first look for our viewers, this is the stage where we expect to hear from joe biden at some point tonight in the same parking lot where he accepted his party's nomination at the end of the summer. he celebrated with supporters in

cars in this parking lot. first biden will be trying to turn out voters in a state that may will determine the outcome of the election, pennsylvania. donald trump won by 34,000 votes and it is turning out to be annihilator, going to philly, one of the blue list pockets in pennsylvania were donald trump has been cutting into corners. then to scranton to fire up the hometown crowd. in pennsylvania, joined by his wife and lady gaga where he hit donald trump on the african-american vote. watch. >> now he wants us to believe all he's done for black americans, pittsburgh, honk if you think it is a bunch of malarkey. the truth is donald trump has done more to harm black america than any president in modern history. >> donald trump was again barnstorming the battleground states, 10 rallies in today's, north carolina, michigan, wisconsin, iowa, georgia and all-important pennsylvania. >> biden's band to ban fracking is an economic death sentence for pennsylvania. biden's energy shutdown will wipe out your jobs, decimate your towns, eliminating

factories and send your state into a nightmare of crippling poverty. >> watch this issue. it may play a large in western pennsylvania. it was ground 0 for fracking and here was a little bit of his rebuttal. >> by the way no matter how many times trump has tried to lie about it i will not than fracking, never said i would. >> finally some early voting news in little township in new hampshire, 5 votes going for joe biden. we are going to hear on "fox and friends" at 7 am from donald trump himself so perhaps the closing argument comes on "fox and friends". the president will be in washington at the white house for election returns. >> it will be quite a day and

quite a night. thanks as always. how is this historic election going to end? >> leslie marshall and author of young americans for liberty, kristin tate, thank you for being here. do you see us getting an answer tonight. >> i wish, i hope, but i don't think so especially when you have states that won't be starting to count ballots until tonight, other states of started to count already the mail in ballots, that's not 50 states across the board and that is going to take some time, the numbers right now are just incredible, and 100 million people have voted and now we have people that will drop off ballots and go out to vote as well. it is going to be very difficult to get any kind of answer tonight especially when i said before, i don't believe it will be a landslide for either

candidate. this is a very tight race. >> do you agree? >> i do agree and early states to watch tonight will be florida and north carolina. if you see biden pull out when placing the states tonight we can probably assume that it is going to be a good outcome overall for biden but if the states are tight or if trump seems to be in the lead in these two states we probably won't know who won this election for maybe a week or longer as other states like pennsylvania continue to count their votes by mail. >> glad you mentioned pennsylvania. all eyes are on the keystone state. candidates making their final push before election day. >> i chose western pennsylvania for my first stop is a candidate and now it is my last stop before election day because you represent the backbone of this country. hard-working families. >> we went pennsylvania we win the whole deal. he left at 9 years old.

>> a bit of a push there by the president the last couple days, lots of rallies, polls the we have seen closing. will this make any difference this last-minute campaigning for either side? >> of the pole discrepancy is close to 2016 this state is in a dead heat. it is all about energy in pennsylvania. less presidential debate trump got biden to admit he wants to end the energy industry. 600,000 jobs, absolutely devastating to so many families but i think trump will probably do better in pennsylvania than the polls suggest. there two reasons we cannot fully trust these polls, first is that they don't do a great job measuring mobilization, trump's base loves him, they are

mobilize, joe biden not so much. most of these folks are not going out to vote for biden, they are going to vote against donald trump. todd: the last-minute campaigning we saw yesterday make any difference? >> i think it could. you have people like john legend and lady gaga appealing to african-americans and use, two areas where joe biden trumps the president with voters. i think it could. pennsylvania, it is not a dead heat. latest polls, when you have the various agencies in pennsylvania and on a national level looking at pennsylvania, 7% difference, the difference speaking of differences from 2016 is the pollsters definitely messed up and they know where they messed up and understand the trump support and they reconfigured that to account for that in polling so i don't think we will see what we saw in 2016. my prediction would be it will be opposite, it will be slim for biden.

shannon: thank you for joining us, appreciate your time. another state, florida, polls open in just hours, the coveted battleground state has seen record turnout with 9 million cast already. >> bill keating in miami beach as candidates made final pitches to the nation. >> extremely election day in south florida but it is finally here. ballots will be cast in person, this fire station and precinct throughout the state all day long, 7 to 7. former president obama made his third stop in florida last night, second one in miami in the past 2 weeks, this time it is the hispanic vote he was targeting because the hispanic vote for biden has been lagging, democratic turnout in miami-dade has been 5% lower than other parts of the state. obama addressed that and donald

trump's charge that a biden administration would be far far left, the president repeated again in michigan. >> joe biden served as a senator from delaware. we don't know if he's a secret socialist by now. trump said the letter of putin, xi was the president of china, they want him to win. we know. he has been coddling dictators for the last four years. >> antifa and the rioters, looters, marxist and left-wing extremists all support joe biden. a vote for biden is a vote to give control of government to the globalists and communists, socialists and will be liberal hypocrites. we want to be proud of our history. >> reporter: early voting in florida has been absolutely historic, unprecedented. 9 million votes of come in already and registered democrats have a slight edge casting

3.5 million to the republican 3.4 million, nearly 2 million independent votes were cast, impossible to predict. early voting was so historically huge that many supervisors of elections expect a very smooth and lower than typical presidential day turn out. broward county supervisor of elections thinks it will be more like a municipal election day. todd: fox news alert, four people dead and a manhunt underway right now after and isis inspired attack in vienna austria. people running for safety after shots erupted in the heart of the city. 17 people including a police officer injured. one attacker was killed by police and several arrests have been made as police search for one other shooter, donald trump tweeting and part these evil

attacks against innocent people must stop, the us stands of austria, france and all of europe in the fight against terrorism including radical islamic terrorists. >> 11 minutes after the hour. from taxes to foreign-policy joe biden could undo the president's last four years if he wins the white house. todd: a vote for joe is a vote for socialism, here with that. ♪

>> with your vote we will continue to cut your taxes. >> if we get done what we need to get done in the next 24 hours, joe and i are about to get rid of that tax bill. >> biden campaign making some taxing promises 20 donald trump's america first initiatives that will a i administration replicate obama policies responsible for electing donald trump in the first place? shannon: thanks for being here.

we repeatedly here joe biden say he's not a socialist, that he's a moderate and when you hear that was goes through your mind, your with the rest of the party is saying? >> joe biden can still campaign that he is a moderate and that is why he's their candidate because he was the most moderate but make no mistake a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris, a vote for aoc, a vote for bernie sanders and all the other far left radical voices the democratic party who control the democratic party. he is simply their front man, their puppet and make no mistake a vote for joe biden is a vote

to biggest down the road socialism leading to communism and that cannot be overstated. >> we just had kamala explain what they would do to the tax policy, pretty tough explanatory, trumpet attacks plan, they are going to reverse if they get into office. let's get to foreign-policy and put on screen various things joe biden says he will do, rejoin the iran nuclear deal, knocked on the border wall, grant citizenship to 11 million illegal immigrants, quote, bay detention facility. what would these moves mean for the safety of our country? >> everything our president did to put america first and secure our nation for the americans in our country and illegal immigrants he has sworn to protect and defend, all of that would be undone by a biden harris administration and the fact they are so indulgent, so narcissistic they would actually run on those things that are not palatable to almost any american just shows how out of touch they are with the american voter. all they have to run on his hatred of donald trump. i don't think that's going to be enough and the american people are smart, they know what this president has done for our

country and they don't want to go backwards, don't want their taxes raised, don't want their border wall taken down, don't want amnesty, open borders and don't want to be beholden to other countries scream death to america. it is quite simple the choice we have on the table today. shannon: you do hear a lot of people on the left focusing pretty heavily on climate change, let's look at this, biden's plan would reverse the climate change initiatives, rejoin a paris climate agreement, support a ban of drilling on federal land and reverse weakening protections against environmental pollution. your final thoughts there? >> so many americans across this country especially in the rust belt and need to win states rely on very high-paying jobs in the fossil fuel industry and a vote for joe biden is a vote for radical climate change initiative policies, look at states like california. if you don't want california,

your midwest, rust belt, the rest of this country, can't vote for joe biden, got to vote for donald trump because he's the only one who will secure jobs and keep this country independent, keep this country free emma thriving and building back even stronger. that's joe biden's slogan but donald trump has proven it. >> you can catch no interruption on fox nation, thank you. and coming up next the final pitch to black voters. >> donald trump is done more to harm black america than any president in modern history. >> 47 years joe biden. >> political analyst giano caldwell says democrats are sounding the alarm about low turnout among black voters next. ♪ one way or the other i'm going to get you ♪

>> the truth is donald trump has done more to harm black america than any president in history. >> in 47 years joe biden viciously attacked black americans, every black american, vote tomorrow and vote for trump. >> donald trump and joe biden make the final pitch to black voters in pennsylvania. how crucial is it for the black communities a turnout at the polls. >> host of the allowed podcast, giano caldwell. when the votes are analyzed will the black vote be shown to have determined the outcome of this election? >> there is a strong chance that it will. an important message to every senator, the are in see, when you invest in the black community and donald trump did, set up opportunity zones for black colleges and universities, not simply i want your vote but

here is the policy i am offering you, what you get his poll numbers showing donald trump since 2016 when he got each% of the black vote total% black men, 20% of the hispanic community double is what the polling is shown and at least double, those are the folks willing to speak up and be all bold and say they support donald trump. you continue to push policy don't concede votes to democrats you have a competitive race when you can get african-americans will in your camp and make a difference and no longer concede black votes to the democratic party, a great day for america. jillian: i'm curious your take on this and that we are expecting to see record turnout when it comes to black voters, so many have already turned out. why do you think that is happening this year? why this election? >> ice i spoke with herschel walker on my podcast and giano caldwell, there's a lot of

african-americans who are tired of the democratic party. i wrote in my book last year taken for granted, african american men feel taken for granted by the democratic party and it became so republicans didn't even make a real effort for the black vote and democrats believed it was in their column. now we have individuals in the black community sounding the alarm. if you listen to a post on my instagram just yesterday they talked about the detrimental effect of joe biden's policies have a better mental effective kamala harris policies as a prosecutor. these issues are real, they have impacted the community in a way that people know and this is where education comes to play and i am for once in my life going to vote for republican candidate for president because i think it will make a serious difference in my community.

this is why when donald trump said what do you have to lose we saw we have to gain under a trump presidency, there will be four years and black america. >> interesting to see how effective the president was in getting that message to as much of the black community as possible. thank you so much. still ahead donald trump says the silent majority will make their voices heard today. >> the hidden voter, someone said shy voters, my people are not shy. todd: how big a role those voters play? jillian: having breakfast with friends in north carolina next. it's totally normal to have constipation with belly pain, straining, and bloating, again and again. no way. more exercise. more water. and more fiber is the only way to manage it. is it?

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>> we have made america proud again. we have made america safe again. and we will make america great again, thank you, north carolina, go out and vote. >> donald trump rallying the drawing north carolina crowd in his final campaign tour but willoughby enough to secure the key electoral votes? >> will kane is live at the rocking diner in clayton, north carolina where polls open. >> good morning. i'm excited to get some breakfast, talk to some friends about what they think is important on this election day. as we made our way across the country, pennsylvania, new jersey i've had similar themes

from voters, those who support vice president joe biden have concerns about donald trump's character, those who are for donald trump you hear the same thing, they care about the economy, they liked where it was before the pandemic and are worried about further shutdowns. they also like that donald trump is not a politician and that helped him win north carolina and 15 electoral college votes in 2016 at it makes the state important, donald trump is here yesterday, kamala harris was here on sunday and this is what they had to tell the voters of north carolina. >> thank you fayetteville, north carolina, thank you very much. tomorrow we are going to win this state and we are going to win four more years. >> north carolina, you help us when this election and joe and i are about to get rid of that tax cuts. and invest that money and working families, joe is always going to bet on the american worker and the american people.

>> we are going to get inside in a few minutes, talking to diners, see the message resonate, statistical tie in north carolina. i am also ready for some breakfast. scrabble in your home area outside philadelphia. i need some southern breakfast, that is what i hear. >> a bold strategy. thanks. >> a lot of people say we don't want to talk to you and they go vote for trump. the hidden voter or whatever they call them, somebody said they are the shy voters, my people are not shy. >> the so-called silent majority is credited for handing donald trump his win in 2016 but will those hidden voters make themselves known in 2020 and who will they support? to debate is trump 2020 advisory board member and democratic strategists, good morning both of you, thanks for being here.

i will start with you. i'm curious about that because we know there are a lot of silent trump supporters out there. do you think they are going to come out in bulk enough to give him this win this time around? >> not at all. donald trump won by the narrowest margin in 2016, 71,000 votes, that's not going to happen again. if he hasn't expanded his base, there are people who are embarrassed to say they are voting for donald trump but not enough. jillian: how do you know he hasn't expanded his base? >> from all polling we have seen from everything we've seen across the board donald trump has alienated black and brown voters. you can get occasionally different people in those communities to support him but whether you look at polling, his policies have not been better for all america. coronavirus has infected 8000 people, 230,000 deaths.

the economy is worse than it was during the great depression. america is not great again. voters will hold donald trump accountable today. shannon: i assume you will disagree with what was said, we had giano caldwell talk about how a lot of the black community is for donald trump, he has rallies, there are a lot of people who have enthusiasm for the president. what is your take? >> i couldn't disagree more. polling in general like any other industry needs to evolve and if they don't evolve like any other industry they get replaced or go extinct. my feeling is after this election a lot will be going extinct. one of the only pollsters in the last election that had a right was travel guard, their methodology, they understand how

to find the shy trump voter. a lot of people are nervous about showing support for the president, they feel they are going to lose their job, their friends, their family and this is going to be the story of this election. the shy voter is a significant piece to the trump victory and to your other guest's other point, donald trump has expanded his base, surging in the black and hispanic community. everyone who voted for him in 2016 will be voting for him in 2020. anecdotally i can tell you i know hillary clinton voters that will be voting for trump come today. i think there's a significant move with the shy voters at the base. jillian: there are shy voters for both sides but i rest my case there. we have 30 seconds, your must win states for each? >> the blue wall for joe biden,

pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin but he is competitive in georgia, north carolina and even texas where i am, record voting, more people have voted in nearly vote then voted in 2016 and that is only good for joe biden. shannon: you didn't have florida on that list, you have florida on yours. >> florida as well. >> jillian, i think we are going to have florida. i think we have to keep georgia, texas, arizona, north carolina but i think the president will do overwhelmingly well in the sunbelt, nevada, utah, nevada, florida, significant move in the blue wall, michigan, minnesota, wisconsin. i think we will win today. >> thank you as always for joining us, appreciate your time, have a good day. a judge blocks a republican bid

to toss out tens of thousands of drive-through ballots. state from red to blue. >> polls open at 7:00 across texas. only one drive-through voting location will be open in houston after what you were just talking about, the harris county clerk says that is not required but out of an abundance of caution after that federal judge did decide yesterday that nearly 127,000 ballots will be counted after that republican-led lawsuit start to have them invalidated arguing harris county of drive-through voting violated the u.s. constitution but the judge struck that down. statewide, 9.7 million people voted early here, more than all of the ballots cast in 2016.

analysts say the strong gop base tends to vote today on election day but despite these record numbers analysts predict county and lags of reporting won't be seen. >> we will have a pretty good idea how texas has gone because we allow our county to begin organizing and preparing mail ballots several days in advance. we got those numbers, they will come up on your tv screen as part of the early vote. >> donald trump won texas in 2016 by 9 points, the equivalent of 800,000 votes against hillary clinton. >> it is limiting the powers of the california governor during the pandemic claiming he overstepped his authority. it all stems from when gavin is initiative an order requiring vote by mail ballots be sent to

every registered voter after two republican state lawmakers sued him for abuse of power, prohibited from issuing executive orders that might contradict state law. stock futures up, it is up from yesterday as markets prepared to open on election day. the dow up 420, s&p up 40, nasdaq up 46. experts worry a failure to name the president tonight may cause markets to crash. maria bartiroma with what we can expect on the street. jillian: pennsylvania one of the battleground states, people say it could come down to pennsylvania and a few counties people are looking at, luzern county is one of them. erie county is another and that is because people say the

microcosm of the broader state of pennsylvania containing urban, suburban rural areas, college towns, manufacturing segments and the blue-collar population. >> the diner said with a couple months ago or years ago i learned that because that is what we found, we found that microcosm and the fact that everybody is looking at that to determine how the rest of the state will break i found fascinating and probably accurate. >> this is what the lieutenant governor had to say. it is an important county, the premier bellwether. whoever wins erie will carry the state. the pennsylvania attorney general said of all the votes are added up in pa trump is going to lose. that's why he's working to subtract as many votes as possible from this process, that we getting a lot of criticism. >> it is a bad luck. ag in the type of partisan times should step back, i need to make sure the integrity of this election is upheld and to say that at the early stage raise a lot of questions and it was

unfortunate for what could be a pretty big fight in the hours, days and weeks following today. shannon: part of the problem in pennsylvania is we may not know who wins pennsylvania for a number of days, they have to count the ballots postmarked by election day and 7 offensively at 67 counties will wait to count mail in ballots until the day after the election which is mind blowing because of staffing, resources and things like that. >> that is unfortunate in the sense that we've known about this election for some time, november 3rd, we've been talking about this for some time. let's end on a funny note in the old days of the show, we like to eat food, we can't eat anymore and covid-19 times. we haven't eaten enough.

we can't eat in studio but we can show you food. here are some campaign cookies. the way this works is determine who is the front runner, who will win the keystone state based on how many cookies are purchased. >> family-owned bakery 20 minutes from where i grew up. i saw this story a couple weeks ago, in hatborough in pennsylvania and as of now they say the trump themed cookies are outselling the biden themed cookies by a margin of 6:1 and the last four elections the cookie count is incorrect. todd: we have learned this is a predictor and we haven't eaten. with that presidential race getting the attention, there is the senate situation as well. jillian: the seats that conflict

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>> the presidential election is not the only race to watch as the balance of power in the senate is up for grabs. carley: americans have been following the presidential race for months the control of the senate is also up for grabs, democrats need to nab just four seeds for a majority or three seats in the white house, republicans are vulnerable in 9 races. one of them is in arizona. republican senator martha mcsorley up against retired astronaut mark kelly. mcsorley, after john mccain was appointed. kelly has been hit in the polls but his leaders been slipping in recent weeks so this is a race

to keep an eye on. in colorado republican senator cory gardner is considered one of the most vulnerable republicans, up against former governor john had come (a failed presidential race this election cycle but hickenlooper hoping his senate race will be more successful and it is certainly possible. iowa another race to watch. teresa greenefield race joni ernst by a 4-1 margin but in recent poll joni asked has been pulling it and donald trump would love to see ernst keep her seat. maine also a very interesting race because susan collins's strategy has been to distance herself from donald trump, this is battleground state and susan collins was the only one to vote against amy coney barrett's confirmation but susan collins is trailing against democratic challengers sarah gideon. north carolina, and tom tillis

versus cal cunningham, it is playing out similar to the presidential race with tom tillis attacking cal cunningham for lack of media experiences and backing tom tillis on healthcare. also a lot of headlines because cal cunningham apologize for a 6ing scandal, tested positive for covid-19 last month, alabama is one race that republicans expect to flip in their favor, former arbor and football coaches a big -- alabama solid pro trump country. a lot of races to watch, it is anybody's guess what's going to happen. mitch mcconnell doesn't even know what's going to happen.

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very unusual sign and a signal of what is expected, the unrest, potentially violent and destructive property damage type protests, supposed to be peaceful protests but we have seen with all these protests the destruction of private property potentially looting and a bad scene which underscores that this is all about political power and organizing people for democratic party rather than bringing people together behind the banner of unity and equality. todd: not just the nations capital on edge but the entire nation on edge as we go into tonight, joe biden thinks he's on the edge of glory as he brings out lady gaga while wrapper little punk attends a trump rally where aimaga hat. i'm not familiar with mister pump's work but i know lady gaga and here she is with joe. >> i put some country clothes on the other dance i was voting for joe. i'm on a 4 wheeler in pennsylvania. i might not always look like you but i am you. people in pennsylvania, i used to live here, joe is from here.

you have a lot of hard. put your hands together for pennsylvania, for joe biden. >> he talented and i love her music but that was patronizing right there. could that backfire on biden? >> it could. she was name dropping, trying to ensure she hits all the right names and terms to resonate with regular people. levees come out and endorse different policies of the make is all-time, totally understandable. the reason this election -- the selection of lady gaga is unique, she talked about women, young girls, sexual violence. i think the biden campaign is seeing soft support among young women particularly young white women in bringing her out to shore up support and have them come out. you didn't see a lot of black celebrities, bigger name celebrities even though she's a huge name but who they selected in her was a very telling signal of where they are. >> we have also seen significant

minority male, black, latino going to donald trump in the last few days, needing with will pump. i find it to be the most fascinating aspect of this election, to see how minority male vote ends up. appreciate your time, stay safe in dc. jillian: in the next hour of "fox and friends first," pete hegseth, lera logan, maria bartiroma and pam bondi join us live. if you have medicare, listen up.

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>> it is in your hands. i don't care how much donald trump tries. we are going to win. >> we got some big surprises. >> i am lady gaga's friend. >> you elect me your president i'm going to heal this country and we are going to act. >> >> the greatest decision i ever made. we've done so much, we've done together, couldn't have done it without you. ♪ tonight -- >> the song as i got a feeling. i have no feeling. >> i have a feeling it will be a wild ride the next 24 hours or so. >> with that, let's go. jillian: thank you for joining us as