>> 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 we begin your election

weekday with 100 million votes already in, it could come down to a handful of must win states, new eyes to the battleground with our fox news team coverage. >> because tomlinson in the nation's capital. pete hegseth having breakfast with friends in indiana plus analysis from jonathan wallin and black voices for trump advisory board members stacy washington. >> we start with griff jenkins in wilmington, delaware where joe biden will be when tonight's results role in. you have a feeling? >> i got a feeling nobody knows what's going to happen. you talk about a wild ride, take a look, this is the parking lot in wilmington, biden's headquarters in milwaukee, it is here that this is the first live look at the state where we expect joe biden to address the nation at some point tonight.

we will have to see exactly when that happens, this is where he accepted his party's nomination at the end of the summer and celebrated with supporters in their cars, biden will make two stops, in of the state that might decide this election, pennsylvania. he is going to his native scranton. yesterday was in western pennsylvania joined by his wife and lady gaga where he made his closing arguments against donald trump. watch. >> we are done with the chaos, done with the racism, done with the anger, the hate, the failure, the irresponsibility. the first black woman running for vice president. he calls her a monster. >> meanwhile donald trump was barnstorming battleground states, 10 rallies in two days, north carolina, michigan, wisconsin, iowa, georgia and the keystone state. >> only in pennsylvania -- we win pennsylvania we win the

whole deal. i'm the man from scranton. he left at 9 years old. this guy is a stone cold sony, joe has no choice. joe is not calling the shots and i guarantee he won't be calling them for very long. >> only time will tell who will emerge the ultimate victor but we already have the results from the notorious tiny township in new hampshire, joe biden has won all five of the votes there. perhaps we will get a reaction from donald trump who will join angel he and steve at 7:00 on "fox and friends" calling in, the only media outlet the president will be talking to in the last you will hear from him before he will be at the white house tonight as election results come hopefully rolling in and we will know by the end of the night who has won and he

will be the next president. >> keep it locked to fox all day long. a lot is happening. shannon: how will this historic election end? joining us to break it down is black voices for trump's stacy washington. thanks for being here. anyone's guess. we expect a wild day. why do you think this is going to play out? >> i think will be a landslide victory for donald trump. i look at the polls and the polls show the race tightening for the president in battleground states, in florida polls of close the gap and we are having every day early voting in the republicans favor but we have also been doing very well in pennsylvania. we have people making phone calls and knocking doors even today have trump talk and doing regular retail politics asking people to vote for the president, the largest voter

operation in history of voter operations. the possibility of reaching 200,000 voters, 20 million voter contracts today. it is all for the president but i am a little biased. donald trump spending his final campaign hours, his final rally of the campaign season in michigan holding two rallies in a final push to win the battleground state. let's look at numbers with regard to michigan, close to 3 million early votes in michigan. let's look at 2016, donald trump barely eking out a victory in michigan. conservative pollsters say the president has an uphill battle in michigan. what are you in the campaign seeing in michigan, so many resources in the closing hours of this campaign? >> one thing we see across the battleground states is close the

gap in voter registration, 176,000, over 176,000 compared with 46,000 in 2016. there is early voting but republicans have been turning out in early voting too, no longer democrats only who enjoy early voting, everyone is doing it, we are seeing enthusiasm for the president, we see numbers at the rallies and on stage and how many rallies he is doing. is showing the american people not only does he not give up on americans but he's in the game until the very last moment the polls are open. is asking for the vote, he's energetic, enthusiastic, his plans of worked for four years and they will work for four more years. we are seeing enthusiasm and a response to the president's message and that could mean a win for us tonight. >> the president ending his campaign rallies leading up to election day in grand rapids, michigan where he did in 2016. thank you for joining us.

appreciate it. >> from where it is called where does one, florida polls opening a couple hours the coveted battleground state has seen record turnout with 9 million votes are recast. jillian: phil keating in miami beach as the candidates made final pitches to the nation. >> reporter: good morning. the carpet bombing of campaign tv ads in 7 major media markets in florida is finally coming to an exhaustive end. election day has arrived. two hours from now the first election day ballots will be cast at this fire station and every other precinct up and down the state. former president barack obama was in florida for the third time on behalf of biden in the first 3 weeks, his second time in miami and that is where the hispanic vote for biden has been lagging, stronger for the trump than in 2016 and democratic

turnout 5% lower than other parts of the state. obama dressed that especially turnout and donald trump's charge the biden administration will be extremely left, the president said it again in michigan. >> joe biden served as a senator from delaware. i think we all know if he's a secret socialist by now. but he said -- the president of north korea, they want him to win, yes, we know. he has been calling dictators of past four years. >> antifa and the writers, looters, marxists and left-wing extremists all support joe biden. of that for joe biden is about to give control of government to the globalists and the communists, socialists and liberal democrats, no thank you, we want to be proud of our history. >> early voting has been historically off the charts this

year, 9 million votes of come in already and registered democrats in florida have a slight edge casting 3.5 million to the republicans 3.4, nearly 2 million independent votes were cast, impossible to predict. early voting so historically high, today could be one of the lowest election day turnouts and line length in a lot of years. the broward county supervisor of elections thinks so many people voted early today will seem like more of a municipal election. shannon: now to fox news alert, businesses across the country boarding up in case of postelection violence. todd: the white house makes its own preparations. >> good morning from high above the black lives matter plaza near the white house where flatbed trucks have lined up on constitution avenue to bring

jersey barriers to fortify the white house, businesses across the country are preparing for potential violence. >> an overwhelming fear. we do not know what tomorrow will bring. >> uncertainty, don't know when it is going to start a end. >> a sad commentary on where we are. the state of politics in this country. >> in the run-up to election day downtown washington looks like it is preparing more for hurricane than an election. many businesses in the nation's capital had already taken down there barriers put up over the summer, reversing course in recent days. national guard has been activated in 16 states across the country, the battleground states of arizona, florida, pennsylvania and wisconsin. at least 10 cities across the country have taken steps to increase their security on this election day. back into the white house a new non-scalable fences been erected. the protest got so violent that one point the president was taken to a secure bunker under the white house. secret service said the fencing will stay up until sunday. >> thank you.

a fox news alert. at least we 4 people dead and the manhunt underway right now after and isis inspired attack in vienna, austria. people running for safety after shots erupted near synagogue in the heart of the sea, 17 people including a police officer injured. one attacker killed by police, 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 with austria, france and all of europe in the fight against terrorists including radical islamic terrorists. >> the justice department sending voting rights monitors who will guard against potential harassment, intimidation and discrimination, donald trump and joe biden preparing for election night legal challenges to vote counting key swing states that were granted mail in ballot extensions. pam body will join us to discuss this. >> the presidency likely coming

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>> pollster justin wallin joins me to answer the question, thank you for being here on this important day. we are looking at key battleground states starting in pennsylvania, these are the 2016 results going to donald trump. i'm curious to hear from you why

you are focusing on luzern county, pennsylvania. a lot of people focused on erie county, pennsylvania, 20 electoral votes up for grabs. >> in pennsylvania we are starting with donald trump's core base of support, white, non-college-educated working-class voters in luzern county, emblematic of that, accounting for half of donald trump's winning vote margin in 2016. it is core to that, we are following them closely and also following voters age 45 and up so seeing if there's any weakness in the polls, donald trump is able to maintain strength in that group and places like luzern county i think he will carry the state and i think he will carry the state. jillian: let's go to florida where 29 electoral votes are up for grabs. what are you watching in florida? >> all eyes are on florida for

good reason. it is a wonderful illustration of the dichotomy of lopsided support the trump exhibited in rural counties in america as well as the lopsided support clinton received in those urban spaces like miami and the same is playing out with joe biden. we are looking for the same extremely lopsided support, 80% support trump, big turnout in rural counties, they are turning out large, that bodes well for the president, also looking at latino support that all the president has to do is maintain proportional support he had in 2016 to carry the state. i think he does. >> let's go to ohio, 18 up for grabs in the farm belt. one of the big questions is will farmers come out for donald trump the way they supported in the last four years. >> absolutely, some people say the farming community has been stubbornly supportive of the president because they have been hurt by the trade policies but

they've had remarkably high support for the president in the past 4 years and we are looking for the farming communities to turn out. if they turn out that bodes well for the president, this is the third state that does go to donald trump. >> you don't say that for michigan where ten electoral votes are up for grabs. why do you say michigan does. ? >> michigan is such a complex date. one of the so-called blue wall states the crumbling 2016, michigan is going to go biden. what we are looking for here is proportion of the black vote and if blacks turnout in greater proportion than they did in 2016 that will lean towards biden. we are also looking at the exit polls to see if we will see a softening of support among white voters and that dual combination happens, makes it a difficult race for donald trump to win and in my opinion ultimately michigan will vote for biden. >> as we wrap things up how difficult do you think it will be for donald trump to take wisconsin with its 16 electoral votes?

>> wisconsin is very difficult. similar issue is michigan except we are looking for the same weakening of support among white voters, we start to see that, the president is in real trouble. ultimately we will see wisconsin goats biden and the blue wall going up once again. jillian: the clock is winding down once again. appreciate your insights. >> maxine waters playing the same game to get black voters to vote child biden. they should take orders from the people, not the other way around, wes point grad and army veteran next. make fast family-sized meals in the time it takes some ovens to preheat. with ninja's super-heated air, you can air fry for extra crispy, guilt-free, delicious results. and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do things that no other oven can, and even flip up and out of the way.

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think they can align themselves with trump, not only are they mistaken, any of them showing their face i will never forgive them for undermining the possibility to help their own people. todd: harsh criticism from maxine waters for black voters who support donald trump. todd: joining us to respond deal law student jeremy hunt. appreciate your time. good morning on election day. jillian: her words, how do they make you feel? >> regardless of her comments the black community will vote as we please today. we live in a democracy. we do not take orders from politicians. quite the contrary politicians take orders from the people and so it seems we are getting two

contradictory messages from democrats was on the one hand, we need joe biden to unify us, the only person who can unite the country but on the other hand if you don't elect joe biden we could be experiencing months of civil unrest or is congresswoman waters but she will never forgive the black community, you can't have it both ways. if you genuinely care about unifying the country you have to care about unifying the country regardless of whose party is in power and so it is so important especially in this election that we safeguard our election integrity and also ensure peaceful transfer of power. that is the hallmark of our democracy and so important that all leaders elected or otherwise emphasize that, that makes us who we are as americans. todd: let's get the president's policies that have benefited black americans, new jobs, opportunity zones, record low

unemployment, funding for hbcs. in 30 seconds you have remaining can you envision a time the black community clocks en masse to the republican party in light of these are competence? >> we will see a fundamental shift that takes place over time. i don't know if that will be today or what that looks like but the bottom line, through the endorsements that shocked people recently, the black community is tired of being disrespected, tired of career politicians and we are going to see changes as we hit the ballot box. todd: grab a slice and enjoy the show, we appreciate your time, thanks very much. still at fox nation host lara logan joined us on unprecedented operations for election and rest. >> the polls about to open in

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>> reporter: it is election day, surreal that we are finally here and america is going to vote. have breakfast with friends with us. the county we are in, america's swing district, 1888, the county has only gotten the presidential election twice, they went for william jennings bryan in 1908 instead of taft. in 1952, at my stephenson instead of eisenhower. since then the winning streak started. 56 they went for eisenhower, 64 they went for lbj, for nixon, and for reagan, george w. bush, trump in 2016.

which way will the county go into thousand 20? polls if you believe them so close. we will talk to voters and see which way the county which is a little more blue in a red state goes and we will talk to voters which is the point, appreciate it. you are a firefighter. we were talking about the history of the county pertaining to this year. >> terre haute used to be industrial, a lot of jobs, we ended up going to mexico, low unemployment rate. >> the area has seen a rebound, how they view this election.

>> thank you for coming out this morning. here we are. eisenhower, who was eisenhower's running mate? do you remember? >> and lie stephenson, was it? >> it was richard nixon. >> somebody has been teaching history. >> higher education. thank you. so embarrassing. >> law enforcement on high alert bracing for potential unrest. more riots, a focal point on this election.

sadly this map tells the story, 24 cities across 16 states increasing security, can you compare this anticipation unrest to anything you have ever seen in your career? >> never especially in the united states. no one expected anything like this to happen in our lifetime. we are struck by how quickly we've gotten to this point. the very same people in terms of donald from, talking about the same people who voted for obama in 2008 and then voted for donald trump in 2016. it was a divided country. it is accelerating with this election. that is staggering. >> the president was critical of the mainstream media not just this week or this month but for

the next number of years. here's what he said yesterday. >> this is a big moment in history of our country. we have suppression by the press, suppression. todd: the stakes are even higher tonight in the days following the election, you get important effort -- accurate coverage across the media landscape. do you expect that from the mainstream media? >> know because it hasn't happened for the last four years and it has gotten more blatant as we've gotten closer to the election. if you look at the complete blackout just about on the hunter biden story and the russell story to discredit anything to do with that. and all the censorship going on.

i live in flyover, and in the roads, in the water, all over the country for trump and you barely if ever see any coverage of that not to mention, coverage of the massive crowds and energy at the rallies. i won't say that is a trump supporter. when i talk to friends of mine and colleagues in dc, they are shocked and don't believe it. it is concerning so much of this is being suppressed. todd: don't miss lera logan has no agenda. a wild day and the wild couple of days. thank you so much. jillian: maria bartiroma joins us next.

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>> facebook and twitter plans when morning labels, twitter's warning, what you see right here for official results by state officials or called by two major national news outlets. they will reply on major news outlets for results. todd: herschel walker slamming joe biden, he says the country can't afford another lockdown. >> we can't leave our people out there alone. the bogeyman joe biden is talking about, the virus, let's not leave them out there, let's

fight for we don't want a lockdown, our first responders and military, no one knows this virus, we get other countries, that medicine, there is a vaccine coming so get ready. todd: biden said he is prepared to do whatever it takes to save lives. jillian: donald trump, vote counting in key swing states as democrats preemptively declare the president will not be declared the victor tonight. >> as soon as the election is over we are going with our lawyers. >> under no scenario with donald trump be declared a victor on election night. todd: legal aid to donald trump and bondi joins us, great to see you, take us behind a legal curtain and let us know what campaigns you do now. >> we have lawyers in every single state lines up, ready to go. there are war rooms all over the

country prepared for legal challenges. in florida we don't expect any. we have lawyers, we have hotline numbers, if the voters see anything they think is fraudulent, to call in as well. worried about some places in pennsylvania, houston, certain demographics but we are fine to go. our legal team is second to none. jillian: what is the plan if there are challenges? >> if there are challenges they will be faced immediately in real time depending which states, when the votes come in. you will always have the unexpected happen and we are prepared for that throughout this country but i don't think it is going to be that close of an election. if people who get out who haven't voted and vote today we are going to be in very good shape. todd: if you turn out to be

incorrect, i wonder what the courts will look like in coming days and weeks, what the legal process looks like. looking at bush versus gore again? what can we relate to? >> hopefully -- we will not experience bush versus gore again. no one wants to experience that again, so much work has been done on the front end. it has been where caramel this entire time with states doing rogue laws, extension where you can take your ballots in. we have been battling this on the front end from day one. the democrats said they are going to try to delegitimize this election, there is no way donald trump will get elected, no way we will know tonight so they are going to do what they can to stop him but we are prepared. every lawyer in every state is prepared to take it up to an emergency hearing in every state

to secure any flaws that might come in and they will try to pull tricks, they've done this from day one and they don't want him to be president, they are pulling out all the stops. however look at this country, this countries and boarded up right now because they think republican voters are going to be mad and come out and protest. jillian: i want to get your take, anyone, 29 electoral votes up for grabs. what do you see happening in florida specifically with the black and latino vote. >> with donald from for the rally down there, i had an office down there when i was attorney general, throughout miami, driving through hialeah two nights ago, there were trump signs everywhere. i said -- lara trump in miami, and never seen anything like this.

my biggest latino population in the little havana. you know where these signs were? not on homes but every business because latinos care about the same things we all care about, they care about keeping their businesses open and we all know under a biden economy, every business would be shutdown. they say women don't support trump. every rally i have been to, all over miami yesterday, there are as many if not more women and these events and there are democrats. i knew so many democrats in the audience at that rally two nights ago. and florida and the hispanic population, they love our president and nothing i've seen before that. >> live on a big morning, thank you.

jillian: david weber coming up on "fox and friends first". todd: steve doocy with what is coming up on the big show on the big day. >> the big day. he talking about donald trump, joe biden all morning long. we've got donald trump joining us live at 7:00 eastern, an hour and 15 minutes. you will only see him this morning on "fox and friends". election day analysis and predictions from rush limbaugh, joining us at 8:30. karl rove, dan bonngino and so many more, kicking off 15 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your election news. we are back in a couple if you are watching.

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and we are hours from cold in the markets opening in a wild day for wall street. >> what if we don't have a winner declared tonight? trump, china and the american revival. maria bartiroma, thanks for being here. 2016, election night, showing markets be high, dropped one florida call for donald trump and another peak when the president gives his victory speech.

how will history remember this day in 2020? >> it will be a wild one. there is a wide expectation on wall street, markets indicate donald trump wins. as the market sees more clarity in terms of who will be victorious on the presidential level we will see the markets trade that way. if we see donald trump's policies continue in place we expect a good rally in stocks, a sizable rally at the end of the night in the next several weeks, the opposite with joe biden. over the near-term because of the taxes he wants to implement, that will send the markets lower but it is about the balance of power in the senate and the house. if it were a joe biden when a republican senate and house that

would be a positive for the markets because that would mean he won't get the tax increases through, the senate will block it. you have to look at the different scenarios. we will have some indication and markets will trade that way, they want to see a divided government or positive policies for the economy and the markets between low taxes and low government. hard to assess where markets will be tomorrow without having some clarity where the balance of power goes. >> markets love certainty but what did the markets like yesterday. dow up 423, s&p a 46, they saw something leading up to the election, what do you think it was? >> they are seeing a turn, donald trump's policies in place and he is winning, des moines, iowa poll shows donald trump up 7 points was the first sign that

the president is closing this in and clinching the victory. that is what markets are telling us, we will see these policies in place and donald trump will get a second term. he's talking about lowering middle class taxes saying we want to continue to illuminate big regulation, lower regulation, he will continue to open up the oil spigot which means more jobs. when you look at pennsylvania, wisconsin, texas where they are oil-rich will resonate. what you saw little by little investors say i don't think this is going to change, that was behind the gain yesterday. >> we have a big show this morning because we will talk with donald trump junior and a

sense of what the campaign is like. imagine donald trump doing 5 rallies yesterday all alone, he will talk about how his father is doing this and what he is expecting and steve bannon about the odds of a donald trump went on mornings with maria. on foxbusiness we look at the economic impact. jillian: have a good show. todd: david webb on deck. . .

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make sure that biden becomes the most progressive president sings fdr. >> we need to come together to create the kind of nation that you and i know that we can become. and that's what the progressive movement is about. >> what you see right there senator bernie sanders is mobilizing the squad and progressives and the party to push joe biden left ahead of the election day. how far could the really go? todd: david webb good to have you closing out our election show. very curious axios story biden may keep warren sanders out of cabinet. the assumption there is that he does win tonight's election. is that more to keep progressives out of the cabinet or to protect the democratic numbers in the senate or is it killing birds with stones? >> it's probably a little bit of both. biden will do anything to become president of the united states.

he started out by saying i'm the most progressive candidate in the race. remember, in the debate he said it's my party now. i beat those other guys. bernie sanders got his nose under the tent. brought in the rest of the squad, the progressives. the more liberal wing, kamala harris and others. and they are now in the center of the tent. so biden can't push them out because he needs them and their votes as he loses other blocks of voters less percentage of blacks likely to vote for him. latinos not all for the democrats in this election. so they need to shore up the progressive base. but once he gets in there, if god forbid biden gets in there, he will have no choice but to give in to all the others because what matters to him is being president. jillian: we have 45 seconds left. you just mentioned her. when we have these conversations it is important to talk about how progressive kamala harris is because, you know, for argument's sake if he does win the presidency she could have the most impact. >> she will.

because she will lead the new wing of the democrat party which is now what's really flying that party to the hard left. and she will lead where nancy pelosi leaves and leaves aoc and the squad in place her policies. forget the back and forth on social media. look at the policies being proposed that would take us beyond european social democracies when it comes to economic policy and when it comes to social policy. you see it happen in the riots, the break-up of society. she and her staff and biden and his staff, they raise money for rioters, not for protesters, for rioters. so think about what that would mean for america. todd: what's fascinating about jillian question and your answer there if you thought joe biden flew under the radar this election season who saw kamala? she was barely there. she was barely out there and the nation doesn't really know what her policies are we know what david webb's policies are don't

miss reality check only on fox nation. david, have a great day. it's going to be a busy one. jillian: thanks, david. >> don't miss the exclusive interview with president trump and the 7:00 hour of "fox & friends," which starts right now. have a great election day, everyone. todd: bye-bye. ♪ >> we are going to win this thing and we are going to win four more years in the white house. [cheers and applause] >> it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. >> for years you had a president who apologized for america. now you have a president standing up for the great people of michigan. >> black lives matter. >> i was elected to fight for you, and i fight harder and harder and harder. >> everybody knows who donald trump is let's show them who we are. >> a vote for biden is a vote to