todd: big debut in april. with that, "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: at this hour results still outstanding in pennsylvania, north carolina, georgia and nevada. >> i don't believe there is massive fraud but i do think there is a problem in these big cities where you better be looking at them or something bad may happen. [chanting count every vote] >> you will shouting anti-police chants. one person actually split in a police officer's face. >> trump campaign is launching critical legal challenges in key battle ground states. >> not a single republican has been able to look at any of one of these mail ballots. they could be from mars. >> key states stand in the balance hype ago blowout that didn't happen.

>> land slide, land slide landslide when you don't get a landslide you won't concede. you won't concede because the votes haven't been counted. ♪ ♪ we're an american band ♪ we're coming to your house ♪ we're an american band ♪ brian: all right. everybody. welcome, we are back in the studio. that's where the current tally is 270 for joe biden is the next president of the united states. still states to fight it out. wisconsin, break it all down for you today and things will unfold as we finally get ainsley into her seat before your eyes. brian: it's kind of dramatic. ugly. steve: don't have you that button on your desk? brian: i don't have that i haven't been here long enough. ainsley: they knew you would play with it too much, brian. steve: welcome to the program. hangs in the balance. the presidency is essentially

hinging on for battleground states. president trump leads in north carolina and georgia. if he wins pennsylvania and arizona or nevada, president trump would get four more years. but, brian, to your point, joe biden really close. ainsley: very close. he just needs six more electoral votes and with four states hang not guilty balance we will have to see how that goes for him. griff jenkins is riffe in joe biden's home town of delaware. as trump team gears up for a legal fight. >> good morning. and you are right. both candidates fighting it out. one has increasingly longer shot than other. simply biden wins one is he there us a mentioned, steve, the president basically needs to run the table or a combination of the other decides plus arizona where he believes he has won. the latest maricopa county counting results showed the president picked up 10,000 ballots; however, h he still trails behind biden by just over

4 points with 84% of the precincts reporting last night trump supporters were protesting and demanding to watch the ballot counting. now, let's go to those state race boards to show you in nevada biden leads by barely over half a point. in georgia, president trump leads by about half a point. in north carolina though, trump leads by roughly a point and a half. and in pennsylvania, the president is leading by more than 2.5 points. currently he has lawsuits in three states. michigan, georgia, and pennsylvania. that's where the governor and the president's attorney rudy giuliani are simply at war. >> these attempts to subvert the democratic process are simply grasm. >> not a single republican has been able to look at any one of these mail ballots. they could be from mars as far as we are concerned. or they could be from the democratic national committee. >> meanwhile, here in wilmington, joe biden was expressing confidence yesterday here at the chase center.

>> my friends, i'm confident we'll merge victorious and there will be no blue states and red states when we win. just the united states of america. griff: here are the deadlines for ballot counting in pennsylvania it's november 10th in nevada. november 12th and in north carolina in georgia it's november 13th a friday, mind you. now, as far as rules we might see at some point this morning, it seems that georgia is pretty close. only two counties left now we wait and watch. brian, ainsley, steve? brian: thanks, griff. get warm. take a look if georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania and nevada come in for the president. he wins. nevada has 6, pennsylvania 20. north carolina 15, georgia has got 16. keep in mind, too. north carolina has another weaning to post their results. they are the one where the president has got to feel the most confident perhaps. the president still leads in georgia but there is a belief that most of the ballots left

could be tilting since they are mail-in ballots in over 70% of the mail-in blatz g ballots go r biden. .04% of the ballots and weekend get something by noon eastern time today as a result. >> as you know, guys, this is the first time they have ever said we are doing it all mail. in they did this just a few months ago. they decide on a dime to change that raised eyebrows with the president almost immediately. sure enough it is a key state if the president is going to get to 270. >> rudy giuliani, we just saw him a moment ago talking about, you know, we don't know where these things are from. they could be from mars. he is alleging that they have taken these lawsuits into the various states to stop what they referred to as rampant corruption. although it is unclear exactly what they are talking about. clearly what they are trying to say is with these lawsuits, we want to make sure that all the votes are legitimate, which is,

of course, fair. karl rove had this observation with sean hannity last night right here on the fox news channel. >> i trust a system that allows for partisan ove oversight. i have been through this twice in philadelphia. and twice in wayne county. have you got to have poll watchers and lawyers and treat it seriously. i don't believe there is massive fraud where millions of votes are being taken but i do think there is a problem in these big cities where you better be looking at them or something bad may happen. steve: right. one of the things they are worried about in pennsylvania, the trump camp is, remember, it was last friday when the pennsylvania supreme court said, you know what? we're going to kind of -- while the legislature said one thing, we will allow mail-in ballots that are postmarked by midnight on election night to be counted right through the afternoon of friday. also, you know what, if the signature on it doesn't match the signature we have got on

file, it doesn't matter. those are some of the things that the trump campaign is concerned about. brian: i also think the postmark is an issue, too. i didn't think they would have to clarify the postmark before november 3rd. that had the supreme court everyone wondering why the supreme court punted on it. ainsley: north carolina, to your point, brian not going to update the vote count until november 12th or 13th. there are 117,000 mail-in ballots there. once they are all in and received, then they will finish the count. we might not know what happens with north carolina or won't know for at least another week now. steve: officially. ainsley: when the other states come, in the president might not even need north carolina or it might not even make a difference. the trump campaign as we were mentioning files these lawsuits. eric trump says it's a shame that we have to do this but they are trying to cheat us out of this. rudy was saying not a single republican has been able to look at any of the ballots. jeremy worcester is a poll worker no way to know what's happening. we're supposed to be observing. we are at least 100 feet away

from open ballots and they go back and out of our sight. so, you know, it just shows you how important your vote is. every vote does count. elections have consequences as it's been said. and when you look at how close it is, it's interesting. because all of the pundits, the media, they predicted a blue wave. watch this if yo you have forgotten. >> president trump is dragging down republican senators with him. >> for parties, sometimes you are the windshield. sometimes you are the bug. this year it looks like republicans are the bug. >> this could be the year where texas goes blue. >> more likely as we sit tonight, that joe biden wins a landslide. >> if we see in those final polls the type of lead that joe biden has now, the polls are not going to be wrong. >> look at the front cover of the "new york post" this morning it. says no matter who wins, the polls, the pundits, the press were all wrong, wrong, wrong. this little box says they were shamed in 2016, trump

embarrassed polsters and the media again. brian. brian: i see the political magazine and they write today that donald trump actually win or lose has done better now more impressive in 2020 than 2016. those who you just heard said dragging down in texas, really in the blue wave never happened. they increased won by 5 or 6. it wasn't a toss-up. they didn't pick up any congressional seats. when it comes to people like i don't know maybe the so-called moderates who didn't have any future in the party like susan collins she was not winning in any poll. she got a concession speech yesterday from her opponent she won by about 6. joni ernst winning in one poll the weekend before and she won handily in the end. in the end you had senator thom tillis who despite a sex scandal by cal cal cunningham not officl yet doing something he didn't do in any polls he is actually leading now. you see they picked up five

seats in the house and the president got more votes than ever. if you look at the fact that ohio went the president's direction again. it wasn't the russians. if you look at florida, the diverse community, went to the president again. he wasn't indeed trailing by two. look it at iowa where the president was upside down he won by 6 or 7 again. what is the problem that people just don't understand that people actually like the president and aren't running away from conservatives in this country. i do not understand, steve, why that is so hard for these polsters and pundits to understand. steve: well, did they have an agenda? some people are wondering whether or not that's the case. let's bring in joe concha, media reporter for the hill on this thursday morning essentially it's 2020 plus two days now. joe, you know, ainsley was holding up the pundits, the press, the polsters all wrong, wrong, wrong. why is that? why did they get it so wrong? i was reading one analyst who said it would be really hard to

get it as wrong as they got it unless something was up. >> well, i look at methodology first, steve. it's as antiquated as my blockbuster card and ocasio watch which cassiowatch. 6, 8, 10 points skewed toward democrats. they did it in 2016. you would think they learned their lesson. they did it again. look at the results we saw. cnn had biden plus 12 nationally. had them plus 12 michigan. plus 8 wisconsin. you had the "new york times" giving joe biden a 70 percent chance of winning florida. had him up 10 in iowa. plus 9 in ohio. the president won those states quite easily. and then obviously that "the washington post," abc news final poll in wisconsin, joe biden up 17 points in that state. and we go over to the senate and the house. we heard that republicans were going to lose seats in the

house. obviously they gained. not just, gained, gained with women and minorities. that bodes well for the future of the party. 838 nate 1eu8 investor the polster. he gave democrat a 70% chance of taking back the senate. that's not going to happen. they have to go to the john mcglorify lynjohnmclaughlin. he had the president winning many of those battle ground states by a very small margin which therefore makes him obviously the closest of all of these places. steve: joe, don't forget the shy trump voter. larry sabato said yesterday you know what the polsters haven't figured that out there is a shy trump voter out there. apparently the number is substantial. >> absolutely. i saw a poll i think it was about a month or two ago it was about cancel culture. many people are afraid to share their political affiliations with anybody, even if it's just a random person over the phone because they are afraid of some

sort of consequences around that and we have seen cancel culture actually take these people out. so, yeah, why does this happen? is it to create an allusion that perhaps that joe biden had this huge lead and why bother going out. almost like a psychological suppression of votes in these situations to say, okay, look, joe biden is up 17 in wisconsin. why even bother, right? these are the consequences as results. ainsley: so i'm glad you brought up cancel culture because the gap they put a picture on twitter of a hoody. part of it was red, part was blue you zip it up and comes together. they wrote the one thing we know is that together we can move forward. they ended up having to take it down. and their statement was it's too soon for message. we remain optimistic our country come together to drive for all. what do you think of them taking this down? >> people have to realize twitter is not the real world. the social media is not the real

world. when the mob comes for new those places. do not give up. this is just a message of unity. we saw with the girl scouts of america they congratulate you had amy coney barrett for being named to the supreme court and showed her with four other women that were named to the supreme court and saying see if you are a little girl can you accomplish anything. thinthey had to bow to the cancl culture and woke mob. certain people on the left, not all, they don't want compromise moving forward. the compromise that joe biden talks about as he did yesterday in that speech. they want control over the power over thought and over basically what you think and what you say and every time this happens you have got to be more like the goyaceo when he praised president trump he's praised president obama. no, i'm not backing down i'm sticking to my guns. don't listen to social media and the bots, if you have a positive message that's great thing and don't worry about what these trolsz have to say.

brian: people don't buy it. don't cower. the time for cowering is over, please. if you don't get your own way please don't wreck a city. >> yeah. absolutely. anyway. i have got a bowl of apple jacks, pixie sticks. i'm on like five hours of sleep last three days. that's the curfew are on this show. brian: very hard to name three items that have no nutritional value but you just did joe. best of luck. steve: 6:15 in new york city. fox news alert, election protests intensifying as thousands take to the streets demanding that every vote be counted, ainsley. ainsley: ashley strohmier is live with the chaos erupting in our cities. >> police clash with a mob of protesters across the country last night. was peaceful at first. they raised biden campaign signs and chanted count the vote then it got completely out of control. 60 people ended up being arrested in new york city for setting fires. spitting in officers' faces.

even punching an nypd chief in the face. police also found lap bands and loaded magazines during arrest. in detroit protesters were furious over the lack of access to the ballot counting process. officials ended up padlocking doors so they couldn't get. in protesters were chanting stop the vote following news of the president filing that lawsuit in michigan and a riot was declared in portland because of widespread violence. and then in philly. the protests were two fold. they were calling for racial and political justifiable that follows the release of body camera footage and the police shooting of walter wallace jr. listen. >> put the knife down. get him. stop put the knife down. >> move, move, move. and following that release, thousands are demanding those officers involved be arrested. there were also protests in maricopa county, arizona, that's where the protesters were also

demanding to get inside to watch those ballots be counted. steve, ainsley, brian? brian: wow, thanks so much, ashley. it's incredible. imagine if we actually had a decision how different would it be? steve: we will eventually. brian: 16 minutes now after the hour. jillian mele back in studio with her she has been holding down the fort. jillian: you were missed. the u.s. topping 100,000 cases of covid-19 in one day for the first time. nearly 103,000 cases were reported on wednesday. the u.s. is averaging more than 86,000 cases a day over the last week. that is a new record. there are just under 9.5 million total confirmed cases with more than 233,000 deaths. senator gary peters will hold on to his seat. fox news projecting the michigan democrat has fended off a tough challenge from republican john james. peters winning by over 75,000 votes to earn a second term. it was called shortly after joe biden was declared the winner in michigan.

over $100 million was spent on the race. most expensive in state history. today hearing resumes on the postal service's delay in delivering mail-in ballots. postmaster general lewis dejoy could be forced to testify. judge emmet sullivan search facilities for missing ballots by tuesday afternoon after initial data showed about 300,000 had not been scanned as delivered. the agency says it wasn't possible to meet that deadline. most of them actually were delivered in time. the service found 13 ballots in pennsylvania and 815 in texas and delivered them. a look at your headlines. send them back to you. steve: all right. jillian. thank you. one state just decriminalized all drug possession. brian: excellent. finally. steve: even for drugs like heroin and cocaine. we will have that story coming up. plus, she is the first woman to graduate from the citadel. now she is going to serve in congress after flipping a house seat. congresswoman elect nancy maye e

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>> a south carolina house seat flipping back red after joe cunningham no. stranger from service. having been the first woman to graduate from the citadel in 1999 she also served in the state legislature. nancy mace joins me now. >> thank you for having me on this morning. >> we have followed your career. we have had you on before. tell me about your win. i know on election night you were hungry and barely had any

sleep celebrated at the waffle house where it all began. tell us about that story. >> we sure did. election night was like a roller coaster. up and down all night. ap finally called the race at 2:00 a.m. i got an hour of sleep so exhilarating and overwhelming. yesterday 10:00 a.m. waffle house where i had my first job. i wanted to finish where all of this started for me 25 years ago. it was very exciting moment great for south carolina and the low country. not just democratic women who are breaking barriers. republican women are doing it all across the country this election year. ainsley: i know that area very well. usually a republican area for the last 40 years it had been for 2018. will will you are a republican and flipping it back to red. how important is that? >> very important. not only in south carolina we had a red wave even with the

hundreds of millions of dollars being spent by jamie harrison 8 house seat and senate races and congressional district. we made possible what so many people and polsters said was impossible flipping the seat back. it's purple it leans democrat. we proved them wrong. we worked really extremely hard. no one worked harder than i will. we had a grassroots and ground game like anyone has seen. if you work hard can you win. ainsley: you are taking one of those blue seats in congress. nancy pelosi lost five of those seats. they went to republicans. what are you going to do in d.c.? >> well, i want to get to work. my work starts right now before i'm even sworn. in there is so much work to do on jobs and the economy. the state of south carolina our unemployment rate is 5%. much better than nationally at 8%. we have a lot more work to do especially with covid-19 and healthcare issues. everyone is trying to figure out what's going to happen with

obamacare whenever that comes in protecting people with pre-existing conditions is very important. south carolina coastal environment beaches. when the president banned offshore drilling off south carolina's coast it was a really big deal. those are the issues that i want to work on and i'm excited to and really humbled that the voters decided to help us flip this seat this year. it's an exciting moment. not just for south carolina but i'm the first republican woman ever elected to congress from south carolina. and so-to-see republican women we almost doubled our number this year in the house with this election. it's just exciting to be part of history. ainsley: very proud of you. congratulations. >> thank you so much. ainsley: you are representing south carolina where i grew up. we wish you all the best. thank you for what you are going to do for our state. >> thank you so much. thanks, ainsley. ainsley: god bless you. thank you. the trump campaign filing lawsuits in pennsylvania, michigan and georgia over ballots in those states. do they have a case? jonathan turley. he's going to talk to us about that coming up next. ♪

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>> the state of oregon made his industry first state to decriminalize hard drugs, including heroin and co-and meth. all legal now. todd piro joins us live with that state's new policy and the reaction. todd? >> steve, good morning. the new policy is calling for humane, cost effective and health approach to drug use. only a small amount of drugs are being criminalized one grasm heroin or mdma commonly known as mollie or ee extoes. two grams of cocaine or meth. 12 grams of magic mushrooms and 40 doses of lsd, oxycodone or methadone.

anyone in possession of these drugs will be given with a fine of up to 100 and over 100 organizations support this proposal including the oregon nurse's association and the oregon academy of family physicians. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg also donating half a million bucks to the effort; however, over two dozen das slamming the measure writing this will lead to acceptance of dangerous drugs. people who larger felony charges. feel alleged to possess enough drugs to sell. steve, back to you. steve: all right. that's really something. thank you, todd. all right. >> brian, over to you. brian: get into the legal stuff. the trump campaign filing lawsuits across three states and speaking out against ballot counting. >> we are going to win pennsylvania. they are trying to cheat us out of it because they know it's their only path to victory. came here today and met with all

our lawyers. we are going to file suit. >> this is among one of the most anti-democratic things i have ever seen or encountered. it's not just here in philadelphia. this is going on all over the country. brian: most predictable contentious state out there. do republicans have a case? let's bring in law professor jonathan turley. jonathan, we talked about this. when the supreme court puppetted on allowing ballots to come in without enforcing even the postmark, yo, you knew this was going to be a problem. guess what? it's a problem. does the trump team have a case? >> well, first of all, that's a live torpedo in the water all that chief justice roberts accomplished by making that a tied vote is that the matter was not resolved it. may come back to the supreme court but now there are nine members of the court. and the question is are they allowed to do this counting at all for some of these ballots? that's important. because it's a categorical challenge it. means it can effect a large

number of balloting -- ballots that have been counted. so, most of the challenges you see in presidential elections are really a game of inches not feet. you can grab a few votes here a few votes there. we look in states where the margin is very, very thin. that obviously is the case with pennsylvania, nevada. states like michigan where that could make a difference. when we look at pennsylvania, there are legitimate objections that observers this is not like seeing denali from 100 miles away. you have to see the ballots there is a good point to be made there. the other reason the lawsuits are brought stabilize the patient. stop the counting until a court can get involved we can all agree on how this count can go

forward. brian: the governor came out never seen something so outrages he wants to count all the ballots. did the ballots get in on time. where are they coming from? are you going to throw out signature-matching. there are rules you can't fill out a ballot any time in the vicinity of election day, right? >> right there. are rules. we don't have evidence of widespread fraud. we have irregular glats. error rig glarts. we havirregularities.will you wg conditions or releasing conditions. all of that is likely to end up in the court. we have had challenges in past elections. that's nothing new. so, this system will survive. we will survive. courts will get involved. and we will resolve these questions. brian: so they are going to -- they want a recount in wisconsin. it's within 1%. are they going to get that recount? >> yeah. as long as it's within 1%.

now, you have to keep in mind these recounts often result only in a few hundred votes being changed one way or the other. so we separate these questions of things that are more incremental like wonderful recounts and things that are categorical like we might see in pennsylvania that can effect groups of ballots. brian: it is so close in nevada. we could get a verdict around noon today. it's within .04% between like 8,000 votes. jonathan, this is the first time they really did massive mail-in ballots and it matters so much with the six electoral points president's fortunes. if you are the trump team, how do you approach this? >> well, before the election, i said that i was looking at three states. nevada, michigan, and pennsylvania. because they were all states doing some new things or at least doing it on an order of magnitude that was new. they were all expected to be close. and they all had changes in practices or rules with regard

to elections. and that's largely where we are ending up. we are looking at those states. nevada is going to be key. it is razor thin. there have been allegations. particularly in the las vegas area about how ballots were handled. the discrimination of signature recognition machines. there is a lot of these issues that have popped up. and then there is some weird issues. you know, like the hanging chad's of 2020. one is that hand theismaner affected some machines off voters. that's got to be a unique 2020 issue. brian: yes teach that to your law school class watch out for sthirgz. the president needs georgia, nevada and you called out there would be a problem. the biden team would be here if they lost by razor thin margin but they could not afford to

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>> in this election, tucker, it was a story between academia, hollywood, celebrities, silicon valley, the media the big banks. wreath. anwall street and who did donal? he had the people at the rallies. outreach to minorities, and talk radio and that's about it. people gaining and using inordinate influence in a way warping the constitutional system that's worked really well for 233 years. it's landslide, landslide,

landslide. then when you don't get a landslide it's you won't concede. you won't concede because the votes haven't been counted. steve: there you have got victor david hanson on with tucker last night. right now live with us. we have matt walsh the writer for the daily wire. matt, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: what about to victor's point? there was no landslide. although we heard there is going to be a landslide. the democrats might actually take the senate. all those things. never happened. what do you make of that narrative going up to november 3rd? >> yeah. well, i think his point was exactly right. go back history even a few decades ago, you see landslides that did happen in presidential elections. i think we are probably at a pointed where that doesn't happen anymore. because the country is so polarized. part of the reason for that you have got entire media mechanism to include big tech that is on one side of trying to keep those divisions there.

and also lying to people and making them think that, you know, i mean this is one of the reasons why people have concerns about things like voter fraud is because, you know, on the left they have this view that donald trump is literally worse than hitler and they will tell that you if you ask them. and so if that's the belief they have about the president you have to worry if they are in charge of counting ballots, for example, how is that going to go when they think they are trying to get rid of literally hitler. that's the attitude a lot of people have and gotten that impression from the media of course it's absurd. ainsley: democrats are losing five seats centrists are saying maybe it's time for change when it comes to leadership. they told the hill this time for democrats to elevate a new generation of leadership in both the house and the senate. americans are clearly afraid of socialism. want safe streets and neighborhoods to vote for people who they believe will help put more money in their pockets. what do you think about that? should nancy pelosi be nervous

about her job? steve: and chuck. >> i think so. i mean, i'm not one to give advice to democrats. i don't think they would take it from me anyway. i think they do need new leadership. if they're talking about new leadership and younger leadership if that means the squad then i think that's probably the wrong way to go. that's one of the reasons why this election didn't turn into the landslide that they were expecting i think is because what have they within selling over the last four years? they have been selling socialism, marxism. they have been speaking to a coalition on like media pundits college professors. gender studies students. black lives matter radicals. that's the coalition and rhetoric they have been giving us. they haven't been talking to the interests and concerns of just regular people and regular families. i think that's why they are seeing their broader coalition evaporate in front of their eyes. brian: matt. absolutely. like you said you are not expert

on democratic politics but do you know behavior. i think the average american looked at nancy pelosi in the house. she lost five seats. she has planned on gaining 20, i think. you ripped up the state of the union address. you sit there and say the president is not worth your time. compare to to when paul ryan handled himself. republicans wanted him to be tougher but he had class. nancy pelosi has continually demonstrating a lack of class. and maybe even democrats demand more. but let's talk about what the president is experiencing on a regular basis. matt walsh, this tweet was sensorred and here it is. it says this is reason enough to go to court. quote tweet no honest person can look at this and say it's normal and unconcerning. and at which time you put down some irregularities are the voting process. what's happened to your tweet? >> yeah. twitter censored it so i guess can you still take a couple steps and see it but you can't like it. and you can quote tweet it but you got to take a do you steps

to do it. not just doing this to me but the president. look at his twitter page one censored tweet after another. my tweet was an opinion. i wasn't claiming to have information. brian: cutting and pasting. >> i was giving my opinion about the way that the election counting is going. they're say nothing that opinion is misinformation. what am i misinforming people of my own opinion? this of course is twitter as they have been doing. them making editorial decisions. this is them acting as editor of chief of social media. if they are going to do that then they have to accept that they are publishers and not platforms. brian: ask you this question. if joe biden was the one trying to get some justice or looking for -- there was irregularities in voting and lost are on the way to losing. did the same thing do you think your tweet would have been blocked. >> of course not. what has the left been saying? amy coney barrett was appointed supreme court justice through a completely legal and constitutional process. the left has been calling it nancy pelosi has been calling it an i will legitimate supreme court justice.

there is no basis for that total misinformation. those people aren't being shut down on twitter the way that i have been and the president has been. brian: why do you patronize a big tech company like this when they continue to show a lack of respect for you? and the president should start. the president takes his followers and goes somewhere else, that will be a tweet storm. >> yeah. i think. so but the problem is that facebook and twitter you are talking about multibillion dollars companies. it's not as simple as making another twitter or making another facebook. they do have a monopoly. brian: myspace was big too at one point. ainsley: a lot of people are going to parlor right now. steve: daily wire relocated from california to nashville. that's where he is today. matt, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you, matt. steve: janice, we are in november and there is a tropical storm behind you. janice: yes. and florida needs to watch this

over the next at 6:0 next at 6:f days 2020. this was a category 4 hurricane that moved into nicaragua. stirring current has it moving over cuba and possibly effecting florida, the southeast coast. the gulf coast needs to monitor. this a lot of uncertainty. as we get into the weekend we need though monitor this because it has been a very active tropical storm season and anything is possible in 2020. radar across the west. big changes going on here with plenty of rain and mountain snow over the next couple of days. big dip in the jet stream, that is lighting up the satellite radar imagery. there is your forecast today. we will watch the west and watch what's left of aid do. the rest of the country very quiet. very beautiful, sunny 66 degrees here in new york. back to you steve, ainsley and brian. ainsley: thank you, janice. president trump winning florida with help from hispanic voters. he also got a boost from

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steve: we still don't know who won the presidential election. but we do know that president trump won florida. in a big way.

part of the reason the gains the president made in miami-dade county particular whether i latino voters. joining us now to discuss the libra's initiative mr. daniel garr zavment good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. how are you? steve: why did latinos, per se, embrace donald trump this time unlike ever before? >> part has to do with the trump campaign did the engagement of latino -- also it did a very good job of tapping into the culture of the miami community. part of it was organic word of mouth and, you know, organizing boat flotillas, car caravans. obviously driven by the results of the trump administration policies and which was record unemployment, record labor participation rates and wage growth. and honestly, steve, defend my liberty candidate defend my

country industry reign in power and control in washington, d.c. and trump was that candidate. steve: sure. and of course i understand as well latinos like the i president's law and order message and how is he trying to advance education. more importantly in some instances the topic of socialism. a number of people have lived under socialist regimes and it's like i came to miami to get away from that stuff. >> yeah, there is no question about that. and when i talk about centralization of power of money and control. yes, you want to empower the parent to choose where they want to send their child and healthcare you want to give people private healthcare options and employer based insurance. not medicare for all. all these policies centralize power and money in washington, d.c. and, you know, saw that not only in miami but you saw it in the rio grand vealg of texas, over 40% voting for donald trump. steve: real quick, are you surprised about that?

>> you know, it did defy total projections and expectations of others. but i wasn't surprised at all. i have seen the surge of latinos who are embracing free market ideas who want a free america, a free nation and a free people. and if you can tap into that, latinos are going to respond and embrace that message. steve: all right. well, donald trump got a big win in florida. and now we know in part why. daniel garza, thank you very much for joining us live from south florida. all right. we are going to step aside on this thursday. coming up, as you can see. we have got all those folks including sarah sanders next. ♪ go big or go home ♪ go, go. ♪ go big or go home.

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steve: it still hangs in the balance. the presidency is essentially hinging on four battleground states. brian: if georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania, nevada come in for the president, he wins. jillian: election protests taking a bit of a turn across the turn. >> fires, spitting in officers faces and punching an nypd officer in the face. ainsley: filing lawsuits in pennsylvania, georgia over ballots in those states. >> not a single republican has been able to look at these mail ballots. they can be from mars as far as we're concerned. >> attempts to subvert the democratic process is

disgraceful. >> may come back to the supreme court and the question is are they allowed to do this counts at all for some of these ballots ♪ me and my gang. steve: heart of midtown, manhattan. as you see right there that's the state of the race, 2020 plus two days and as you can see neither the candidates has 270. although joe biden is really close. he just needs one more state to clinch it. ainsley: they lost five house seats the democrats did. the senate still up in the air. it looks like it might go to republicans. that also has not been called completely, brian. brian: here is the great news. if you are donald trump, your vote total is historic. and if you are joe biden you set all kinds of records in turnout actually more than barack obama if you look at donald trump the

russians, james comey, wikileaks, that is the reason why he won, oops? 2020 he did even better in many respects. the question is did he do good enough to win. meanwhile griff jenkins is live in joe biden's hometown of wilmington, delaware as the president trump's team gears up for a legal fight. griff, are you ready to tell us the latest. >> absolutely, brian, ainsley and steve. good morning to you. you are mentioning the road much shorter obviously for joe biden 270. the president also sees a path. he is going to pretty much have to run the table on the undecided states out there or win a combination of them plus arizona where the president believes he has won. now, in the latest maricopa county results that we're getting overnight we see that the president picked up 10,000 votes but he still trails by about 4 points with 84% of the precincts reporting. now, last night. president trump supporters were outside in maricopa county protesting and demanding to watch the ballot counting. now, let's go to those undecided

race wards in nevada, biden leads by barely over half a point. but in georgia. president trump leads by a half a point. now, in north carolina, trump leads by roughly a point and a half. and in pennsylvania. trump is leading by more than 2.5 points. currently the president has lawsuits in three states including pennsylvania, along with michigan and georgia. now, legal scholar and fox news contributor jonathan turley this had to say in the last hour about the lawsuits. >> the reason these lawsuits are brought is to essentially, to use a medical term, stabilize the patient. stop the counting until a court can get involved and we can all agree on how this count will go forward. give give meanwhile here in wilmington joe biden came to the chase center behind me and had this to say. he's pretty confident. listen. >> my friends, i'm confident we will emerge victorious and there will be no blue states and red states when we win.

just the united states of america. >> here are the deadlines for the ballot counting in pennsylvania november 10th in nevada, november 129d in north carolina and georgia. november 13th. now i'm talking to our producers down in georgia monitoring. this they may be giving us some results sooner rather than some of the other states. it's a way wait and watch situation as we hang in the balance two days after the voting has ended. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right. griff joins us from delaware. thank you very much. now let's go out to arkansas little rock in particular and there you can see sarah sanders press secretary and author of a great new book called "speaking for myself." good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: and there is the book right there. so griff was talking about these lawsuits that the campaign is filing across the country because they want to make sure that all of the votes that are counted are legitimate votes. but rudy said yesterday he announced that they were taking legal action to stop rampant corruption that is happening

across the country. any idea what he is talking about? >> i'm not sure on specifics that rudy is talking about. but i do know that the campaign wants to make sure that every vote that is counted is a legal vote. and i think that we have a responsibility to do it. we want to make sure that we have transparency in the process and that every person that showed up to vote that those votes were counted. i think the campaign is right to pursue that this race is too close not to make sure that everything is done correctly. i think that's what they are trying to push for in these, you know, last 24 hours and in the days moving forward. ainsley: states still up for grabs, nevada, pennsylvania, north carolina, georgia. alaska, and if you look at build back better.com. joe biden already has a website put together. [coughing] excuse me and says biden harris transition and the only thing it has a picture of him and the only thing it says is the american people will determine who will serve as the next president of the united states. votes are still being counted in

several states across the country. [coughing] excuse me. the crisis facing the country severe from a pandemic to economic recession. climate change to radical injustice and the transition team will continue precinct at full speed biden harris administration can hit the ground running on day one. too soon for that, you think? what are your thoughts about what is happening right now? >> i definitely think it's too soon. because the election hasn't been called there are still too many states out there that are too close to call for them to make a determination. i would actually add arizona to that list pathway for the president. arizona and pennsylvania are key for the president. both places where he still has a path to victory and so i think it is incredibly too early for them to make that type of announcement because we have votes still to be counted and has to be completed before we can determine the winner of this

race. brian: joe biden would be fighting in the same way with different lawyers for the same thing especially last night. arizona, which they called, it seems that donald trump picked up 11,000 votes last night. so we're going to see what happens. and you have a recount that could be underway in wisconsin because that is so close. your thoughts an what i said can you pass if you want. >> certainly joe biden's team would be doing the same thing. when donald trump won in 2016 they spent months -- actually years questioning his actual. brian: four. >> four years to be exact. i don't think they ever accepted the results of the 2016 election. one thing is clear this race has not been completed in terms of a final winner they have got to make sure they count every ballot. one of the other things big stories of elections day that hasn't been talked about a lot. donald trump is the person who

actually expanded the republican base. he is the one that brought in a new voting demographic for republicans working class whites, blacks, hispanics. he has done historically better. that is a huge story of the night. he will continue to be a force in american politics no matter what happens. he is still the leader of this party. he still has a strong passive ph arizona for the next four years. steve: we have learned so much about different states' election laws because every state has different rules because they are passed by the legislature. one of the things that has upset a number of people who voted for donald trump and the trump team itself is the fact that the laws in pennsylvania were the laws as written until last friday in the supreme court in pennsylvania said you know what? you don't need to have a positive id to drop off

something into one of those drop boxes. you know what? we are also going to change the legislature's law where you have got to have the ballots in by election day. we're going to take them until friday. august sorts of things like that. i can understand the problems with it. at the same time we have never been in a pandemic before. >> there are certainly unprecedented challenges. you also have to keep in mind no is in charge of the counting and process someone who is unapologetically a hater of donald trump and has posted many times publicly on social media just how much. brian: the attorney general. >> how much they hate this president. that does create a problem for pennsylvania. i think that's another reason that we have to have transparency in this process. we have to make sure that there are members of both campaigns that get to be part of and make sure that each ballot that is countside a legal vote and

should be actually added to the final tally. it's important we have that transparency particularly pennsylvania. ainsley: it seems our country is so divided and a lot of people looking forward to the election being over to we can come together as a country. the gap posted picture of this sweatshirt one side red and one side blue. the tweet said one thing we know is together we can move forward. they decided to take it down. steve: they got a lot of blow back. ainsley: exactly. just too soon for this message. we remain optimistic that our country will come together to drive positive change for all. maybe it was too soon. this is a sign that the cancel culture not going away. if you don't agree with us. we don't like your opinion, then we don't want to hear it? >> you know, i think that's incredibly sad. i don't think there is ever a bad time for a country to come together that doesn't mean that there aren't certainly political divisions. i think they most certainly exist and we have seen that over

the last several months. there is no time when it's not a good thing for the american people to come together to work together. i think that should be happening now. let's work together. get a final tally on this race, obviously. i hope that it is in favor of president trump. witbut, at the end of the day, e are all americans and i don't think that there is ever a bad time. i think it's a shame that they are so unwilling and so cowardly to actually stand up for a positive message. i think that just goes to show you how dangerous and how bad cancel culture is in america. brian: gap used to be able to shop in new york city was right across the street. they thought it would be better idea to keep everyone unemployed. this is not actually a sweatshirt. this is actually an idea of coming together. thought it would be good for the brand and maybe the blow back isn't that bad. what's wrong with having people come together, essentially. the other thing, real quick. cnn is reporting the president is in a dark mood since then and kind of knows he lost. coulwould you describe that thee way? >> i don't think that's accurate.

he certainly hasn't lost. i think we have to make sure these votes are counted. there is still very much a pathway for the president. his team have to continue fighting and make sure they get, again, a final tally here in this process. i think he is very much still alive and we will have to see what happens over the next few days hopefully we will get resolution. brian: people know is he a fighter to the end. thank you so much. appreciate it, sarah. >> you bet, thank you. brian: meanwhile, go over to jillian. while we were busy, you were busy. jillian: get started with this fox news alert now. election protests erupting across the country seconds straight night. nearly 60 people were arrested during violent demonstrations in new york city. in portland, police declare a riot as fires are set in the streets. at least one officer was hit by a molotov cocktail. oregon's national guard was deployed to calm the violence. in chicago and minneapolis, marches blocked traffic and in denver 8 people are arrested for fighting with police. smashing store windows and

setting off fireworks. forecasters say tropical depression ada could become a hurricane as it heads toward the state this weekend it. hits part of central america as a powerful category 4. at least four people died as the powerful storm dumped torrential rains and caused severe flooding in honduras and nicaragua. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell calling on congress to approve coronavirus relief before the end of the year. >> clearly the coronavirus is not gone. in fact, we have got it worse now than we had it in the spring. i think that's job one when we get back. hopefully with a more cooperative situation than we had. jillian: the senate returns to capitol hill on monday. and say hello to the newest canine in chief. the kentucky town of rabbit hatch was elected wilbur beast as its new mayor.

wilbur taking home the political prize beating out 12 other dogs, a donkey, rooster and human. the election is part of a community fundraiser. how cute. steve: hold on. is that the real mayor of the town? ainsley: that has to be a joke, right? jillian: do it every year. it's a fundraiser. steve: adorable. brian: they loved the smash face. ainsley: i think they snore. brian: can you get surgery and open up their nasal surgery. >> my brother has a frenchie a lot of them do. brian: open mouths and saliva drips out. steve: all right. brian: i chose a longer snout dog, less drooling, no snoring. ainsley: they are so cute though. brian: want to hug them and take a shower. steve: congratulations to the big winner out there. meanwhile the trump campaign launching a legal blitz over battle counting in three important states.

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we're going to fight in these states where we are seeing voting irregularities in michigan they kicked out our poll watchers and put up boards so we couldn't watch. i mean the amount of -- i would say cheating, i mean i think it's wrong for them to kick out our folks so we can't watch the process is really unprecedented around the country. and then finding 35,000 ballots in the dead of night in the city of detroit. something is going on and we are going to get to the bottom of it. steve: you are just asking for transparency which seems fair. both sides should have that. >> absolutely. we need both sides to feel confident in the election. and to kick our republican poll workers out have them sitting outside and then to put up boards so we can't watch the election process, this is not okay. of course we don't hear the democrats saying this is wrong. we don't hear joe biden and kamala harris say let the poll watchers in and let the process take place as it should. these are the types of things we are seeing across the country

where republicans are not being given access to have the surety in election integrity that we deserve. steve: sure. while the president had that flurry of rallies over the last couple of weeks, behind the scenes for the last couple of years, the rnc has been working on a get out the vote ground game. and, you know, by all metrics, yours was super successful because on election day, according to our director of analysis, apparently donald trump won the election day balloting, people who cast their vote on election day all across the country from every state except new york because so many people showed up that day, thanks to your door knocking and getting out the vote methodology. >> yeah. it worked. we kept senate seats. we picked up seats in the house which no one expected. we won a governor's race. we flipped a state legislative chamber and kept all the chambers they thought they were going to flip. republicans turned out and they

did for president trump, too. that's how we are going to pursue these legal challenges. not just because we support president trump but we support the voters that stood hours in line that feel like they are being disenfranchised by votes being found in the middle of night. we just had it happen in georgia. some of our poll watchers are seeing suspicious activity. we need to understand that these clerks and these poll watchers should not be able to shut the door and shut down transparency. that creates unrest. those are the types of things that are wrong. we should all be able to watch the process so we can go back and say this was a fair election. and that's why we are suing in these states. steve: sure. on the other side, they spent hundreds of millions of dollars trying to unseat republicans and, you know, nancy pelosi she thought she was going to have a bigger margin. but, as it turns out, what the republicans picked up five more seats in the house. and now some centrists democrats are saying, you know what? it's really time for a change. not only in the house but the senate as well, which would be bad for chuck and nancy.

it? >> could be up to 10 seats in the house that we pick up. i'm sure nancy is upset because our candidates were outspent 4, 5, 6 to 1. lindsey graham outspent by '0 million. jones ernst double. mcmcconnell outspent for 4 million. socialist agenda and saying we are going to stack the supreme court sand raise taxes and all the things they put forward to the american people, even with their buckets of money the american people picked republicans on tuesday. and that is good sign for our country. steve: even though the trump campaign has launched these legal challenges in a number of states, right now when you look at how these processes play out, the final outcome might not be known for weeks, ronna. >> for weeks. and we're going to take it through the courts. what democrats did, too steve, and this is so wrong what they

did. because of coronavirus, they went into states like pennsylvania and nevada and they changed election laws. and they really rigged. steve: who is they? who are you talking about? >> democrats. democrat legislators. democrat governors saying ballots can be counted up to friday after the election even if there is no postmark. so many things that are causing uncertainty. and they use covid as an excuse and it was allowed to happen. and it is just wrong. it is rigged. and it's wrong against the president and it's wrong against republicans. and now they won't let us watch. and these are the types of things that covid allowed democrats to do to change these election laws. and we're going to fight it on the back end and make sure that there is election integrity and these votes are counted correctly and there isn't double voting. steve: ronna, thank you so much. we know you are busy these days. >> thank you for having me. steve: 7:24 in new york city.

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by the numbers. if you have one of these cars. 350,000 how many ford explorers that they are recalling here in the united states. it's over a suspension failure issue connected to 13 accidents. the recall covers models from 2013 to 2017. next, $2 billion, that's how much shoppers spent online on election day. americans curbing their election anxiety by shopping. consumers spent 2.2 billion on monday alone. and finally number one. that's where the fox news channel ranked with the most watched election coverage in cable news history. fox breaking the all-time record with more than 14 million viewers tuning in on tuesday. nielsen says cnn came in second place with 9 million viewers followed by msnbc and then abc. thank you so much for watching. brian: as both presidential campaigns gear up for lengthy battles to declare a clear winner in several states. political pundits and polsters

catching flack yet again under estimating the president's support and for the most parted republican support both nationally and in key swing states. i want to break this down right now with new york columnest miranda devine. polster ted cruz chris wilson and commentary writer tiana lowe. start with you miranda, the cover of the "new york post" says "wrong, wrong, wrong. no matter who wins the polls the pundits and the press were all wrong." first off, your overrule view what are they missing and what did they miss again? >> well, lock, they mixed the trump voter. the quiet or shy trump voter who treats the polsters just likes a if they were fake news media. that's the way they see them. they are not inclined to share their opinion. they think there may be some social being attached to being a trump voter. brian, i also think there is no consequences for the polsters. they are just doing what their

pay masters want them to do. they are associated mainly with media organizations and they provide anti-trump media narrative that has fed the media for the last four years. those polls justify what the media has been doing. brian: right. and have you been writing about this too. chris check this out trump vs. biden look at the polls. go back and give them a break. up until two days before the election. they thought biden was going to win by 7-2. i saw most said over 10. as of now less than 2 points. this is pretty consequential stuff, chris. because it affects the voter. why do i bother? it's raining. i don't need to veto right now. why should i bother voting for somebody that's going to lose anyway? >> y. it's a point. the difference is you have got to divide sort of the polling community. the media polsters which is who miranda referenced and those who work for campaigns. for instance i saw it was

written about this morning that susan collins was never up in a single poll. one fairly substantially on election day. that's the differences. >> those people who do it for the campaigns, if they get it wrong they don't work again. the media polsters who put all those surveys out will. [broken audio] [they are going to be working next cycle. important to point out not every polster got it wrong. saultzer was mocked by the national media when she if you want it looks pretty prescient right now. look beyond sort of the media bias polsters did have errors it's going to look more like 2012 than 2016. what happened is polsters settled on a voter rural and blue collar voters had higher turn out in 2020 than 2016. did the same thing in 2012 when they missed the high black turnout other thing we saw polsters under sampling wrong sample to hispanics. election night how well donald

trump did with hispanics not just florida cube begans, latinos hispanic, other parts of florida and other states high expanding populations like nevada. that's a big deal that affected a lot of polling samples. i do think you have got to divide between the two though and senator mcconnell's adviser put out most polling he saw ended up being pretty accurate. brian: joni ernst winning in one poll des moines register and ended up winning. that's the one that counts. sports commentator and asked to do predictions, espn or fox sports would have fired them. they are disrespecting the voter. if the campaigns can get it right internally, they are disrespecting us. >> yeah. i think that, you know, that there were broad trends that were reflected in the national polling correct magnitude trump overperformed with latinos in comparison.

everyone is saying how over-perform man's la teen knows up until george bush 2004. no, we are talking about him doing better with latinos than any republicans since 1960. the order and magnitude were off. on top of that the state [inaudible] garbage. you had a week before the election "the washington post" saying that biden up by 17 points in wisconsin. that didn't happen. recall in 2016 when everyone wrote off the "l.a. times" u.s. post. why? because one of the young male respondents was a trump supporter and he thought that was preposterous. brian: how could that happen. >> trump coalition young men of color who are sick and tired of the left. there must be impolice sit bias in that also the bias. 538 gave trump a 10% chance of winning. i was math major. i went through the poll will.

[broken audio] no one is seeing the margins. brian: great remarks. we definitely got to do this again break this down because the republican party has changed. it now has a shots at hispanics. approach the african-american community and they like this thing called blue collar men and women. everything has flipped on its head. thanks so much, everybody. >> thanks, brian. brian: you got it. 25 minutes before the top of the hour. pennsylvania's governor says the trump campaign lawsuit to stop counting ballots is simply wrong. trump campaign adviser former florida attorney general you saw her out there. pam bondi to respond next.

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>> pennsylvania still counting ballots. president trump's campaign is filing a lawsuit to make them stop. >> grady trimble sister network joins us from philly with more on the legal challenges in the building behind him hey, grady. >> good morning, steve and brian. this is where mail-in ballots in philadelphia are still being counted right now despite the trump campaign's efforts to stop that. at least temporarily. take a look at vote counting process going on inside the pennsylvania convention center. the trump campaign was here in the city yesterday. they allege cheating by democrats in this election. although they didn't provide evidence of that they are also suing pennsylvania to stop the ballot count until poll watchers have better access to observe the process and over concerns

about some mail-in ballots. >> the only path to victory. we are going to file suit in pennsylvania. last thing would we wanted to do. last thing my father wanted to do. >> anti-trump protest broke thought philadelphia as did protests in other parts of the country. they chanted things like count every vote. pennsylvania governor tom wolf a democrat says that is going to happen. the secretary of state says more than 700,000 mail-in votes still has to be counted. although they say the vote count is ahead of schedule. we see protesters gathering here on the corner. count every vote protesters were also expecting protesters who support the president to be here today. so it should be another interesting day in pennsylvania. guys? ainsley: all right. thanks, grady. bring in pam bondi. trump campaign adviser. former florida attorney general. good morning to you, pam.

>> good morning, ainsley. ainsley: i know you there were at that press conference yesterday. tell us the status of this. i remember the president republicanned sued that state came back to the state 4-4. they decided to keep it the way it was. you could turn your ballot in as long as it's postmarked on election day but counted through friday. president now wants to sue. the president declaring a victory in pa. he is up 164,000 votes. what's the status of this lawsuit? do you think it will be successful? >> sure, ainsley, to press a couple things your reporters said we do have evidence of cheating. we will talk about that still in a minute. we're on the ground in pennsylvania. i'm here right now. we are not going anywhere until they declare we won pennsylvania. you see they are trying to suppress us from coming in even the convention center where the ballots are being counted. we have intervened in the case involving bukar she is the secretary of state law makes it

very clear in the u.s. constitution the legislature, they are the ones who determine and manner of votes. not her. she has come in and tried to change the rules of the game. she is a ebb move the executive branch and that is not her job. we are going back in the u.s. supreme court there. the case that will be heard momentarily this morning, anxiously is one in state court. we have appealed that what i saw on the ground yesterday should not happen to any candidate, democrat nor republican in this country. you are allowed to observe the process when your votes are being counted. weigh followed all the rules. 15 people in. only residents of pennsylvania. all these strict criteria. we have our people ready to go. not a mob of people. 15 people. well-educated prepared on the issues. all they want to do is observe the vote counting process always

you know a lot of these ballots came in late. they were standard. we want to see if they were stamped properly. what they have done is put up, it looks like a police barricade all around the convention center they let them in the room but they can't observe anything. they are about i said 30 feet yesterday. they were telling me late last night it's more like 100 feet. they are so far away they can't observe anything. there is a guy -- go ahead. brian: okay. so the observation was an issue. other thing have a problem if votes got there before november 3rd count them. >> they are legal votes, absolutely. brian: how do you know if they got there november 3rd? because their postmark is not enforced. can you tell us specifically not simply like the governor is saying i want to count every vote and i love democracy. but just tell us specifically what your problem is with this. >> sure, problem. we love democracy and we all want every legal vote counted. for every vote that came in late, that was postmarked late,.

brian: november 4th? >> yes. after november 4th. after -- on november 4th. that discount on november 4th. that discounts every legal vote that come in. that means all the -- the good residents who are all supporting us in pennsylvania, their votes don't count by these fake ballots that are coming in late. and they are not letting us watch the process. steve: did you just say fake ballots? >> there could be. that's the problem. if they are letting. steve: do you have any any -- have you heard stories of, you know, ballots that are fake and if so just tell us what you know. >> well, we know that ballots have been dumped there were ballots that were found early on. we have heard people were receiving ballots that were dead, you know, the thing that's happening. steve: were they legal ballots? >> well, no. not if people were receiving ballots where they were deceased. that's the problem. that's why the supervisor of elections cannot extend -- she

wants to keep extending this process. these two lawsuits go hand in hand. all we want to do is observe what's happening. right now within that convention center. they have now -- i heard this late last night. we were with all the people on the ground at 10:00 last night. they told us now they have put up huge trash cans. if something is not wrong, why won't they let us observe? ainsley: did anyone who was counting, did they say they saw a postmark of november 4th or 5th? >> you know, we talked about that last night. and there are good people working in that room. we want them to lose their jobs for coming forward and talking to us. so, that we don't know but, ainsley why won't they let us watch? it's our legal right to watch. steve: sure, pam. i remember and you too do because you were attorney general of the great state of florida. i remember in 2,000 when, you know, right at the table would be the person from the election supervisor's office and they would be looking and then they would show it to the republican and they would show it to the

democrats. and they were literally at the table. you are saying that no observers at a table they are way back there where you can't see anything unless you zoom in with a tell photo lens. >> steve, that's exactly right. some of our poll watchers could be in that room. they brought binoculars. first they were told they couldn't use binoculars. then they let them conceding they have a right to see. and it's so far away they can't see a thing with the binoculars. you are correct. and steve, here is something even more troubling in the county that are more red. we are allowed. we are allowed to go in and watch. it's not consistent throughout this state. it's really unbelievable what they are doing. they are obstructing the candidate, president donald trump and mike pence, their right to observe the vote count. brian: gotcha. right. and if the supreme court did their job and said obviously if something arrives after novembet

count. we wouldn't be in this issue. it might end up right back in their lap. we will see. pam, a big day for you. best of luck. >> we will be here, thank you. brian: coming up straight ahead. republicans on track to do at least double their ranks among females in the house of representatives. one of them, congresswoman elise stefanik behind big push to recruit more republican women to run for office. eroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your doctor about nucala at home. find your nunormal with nucala.

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thank you so much it was a big win. ainsley: what does this mean for the republican woman? >> this was a huge success. this story of the 2020 congressional elections is this is the year of the republican woman. we are going to increase our ranks. we need more republican women serving in the united states congress than ever before in our nation's history. this was a real effort that i led to recruit and support and invest in these incredible

women. and as america meets these amazing women, they are going to fall in love with them from south carolina to florida to new mexico. really, really amazing voices. ainsley: elise what do you make of these numbers. barack obama got more than 69-millimeter. and biden got 72 million two days ago. trump 68.5. so far. so almost barack obama numbers. why are so many people going out to vote this year? >> this is historic election. and it's very important that we make sure that every legal ballot is counted. i'm supporting the president's efforts and i think take a close look at arizona, pennsylvania maintaining the security and ballot integrity is very, very important. people were engauged. we saw high turnout in all sorts of districts across the country whether you were urban, suburban or rural. people are at aing attention and it's a good thing when people are voting legalfully this country. we saw historic turnout in my district as well. ainsley: what do you think will happen here? joe biden is very close to

securing it. but anything could happen there is a pathway for both sides. >> there is a pathway and i think it's going to be very important to pay close attention to arizona to make sure that all of those ballots are legally counted as well as pennsylvania. i also think there is going to be pending court cases. and we want to make sure that every legal ballot is counted, not the illegal ballots. and we also want to make sure that it's according to the constitution and the current law legislative rules set bye bye state legislatures. it this will play out in the next couple of days but making sure that american people have faith in our legal ballot process is important as well. ainsley: all right. thank you so much elise or congresswoman, i should say congresswoman. you earned that. >> that's okay. thanks, ainsley. ainsley: okay. bye. big hour coming up. we have kellyanne conway, we have tomi tuberville and dan crenshaw as well as adam carolla, as well as others. ♪

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pennsylvania comes in for the president, he wins. jillian: election protests. >> they started fires and spitting on officers' faces. >> not a single republican has been able to look at any one of the mail ballots. they can be from mars as far as we are concerned. >> they may come back to the supreme court and the question is are they allowed to do this counting at all for some of these ballots. ♪ ♪ ainsley: don't open your eyes. [laughter] ainsley: it is still undecided and the numbers are remarkable. joe biden got more voters than

barack obama did. our country has never been more divided but never more involved in this election. it is historic, the numbers, so many people went out to vote. brian: they have the president losing by 10 points. ainsley: is it a loss or would he have gotten beaten because if you're a loser that means no one really went out to vote for you. i think this was so close. steve: ainsley, you're talking about the popular vote. and joe biden once again will win the popular vote. we know that for sure. the big question is the electoral college and that's how people -- brian: i never got a chance to say hello this hour. unbelievable. i don't need this. ainsley: if he loses -- brian: don't apologize. ainsley: he didn't lose, he just got beat, makes sense? brian: i'm not mad anymore.

steve: griff jenkins in wilmington, delaware. what will happen today? griff: will one of the candidates hit 170. the president, though, sees a path, he needs to pretty much run the table in four remaining undecided states or a combination with arizona, maricopa county results, election results show that the president picked up about 10,000 votes but still trails biden by 4 points and there's 84% of the precincts reporting there, last night maricopa trump supporters demanding. biden leading by barely over half a point but in georgia where they are getting close of getting the results the president leads half a point. in north carolina trump leads by

roughly a point and a half and in pennsylvania trump is leading more than 2 and a half points. now currently the president has lawsuits in 3 states, michigan, georgia and pennsylvania and calling for recount in wisconsin. legal scholar and fox news contributor jonathan turley was on and here is what he had to say about that. >> recounts only are a few hundred votes being changed and we separate the questions of things that are more incremental like you have with recounts and things that are categorical like we might see in pennsylvania that can affect groups of ballots. griff: in wilmington, what will we see from biden today, we came out and declared victory. >> my friends i'm confident we will emerge victorious and they'll be no blue states an red states when we win.

just the united states of america. griff: deadlines for the ballot counting in pennsylvania november 10th, in nevada november 12th. we could see georgia results likely today, i think, because our producer from fox news, david is down there now driving to fulton county. only two counties left to do, the call is done as of midnight and last night they had 17,000 and we believe certainly at some point this morning they should pleat their counting. we will see what that brings. brian: are they telling us the results or are they telling us they are done? griff: we don't know the time frame of when they're reporting but once they are done there should be little delay of reporting. there is possibility that there's provisional and military ballots outstanding but they have the overall large number. ainsley: let's bring in

kellyanne conway, good morning, kellyanne. >> good morning. ainsley: they are counting all of the ballots, we have the lawsuits, what's the president's path forward? >> for north carolina and georgia to hold and be called for him. that's 31. you add pennsylvania where he is ahead and we are patiently waiting for all the votes -- all the legal votes to be counted there. that's 51. arizona is going the other way. i know you're one of the only places in the world that called it for him. many networks and anticipate trump papers haven't called it yet so -- i know the campaign feels very good about at least the maricopa results overnight that the president hit his marks. he needed roughly about 59, 57% of those ballots to go his way and, indeed, they have and, of course, nevada is still outstanding, alaska is 3 outstanding, 3 votes, that puts the president over the top. let me also say that we spent 3 years, they spent 3 years investigating the president, impeaching the president, we can't wait 3 hours, 3 days, 3

weeks to get a result in our democracy as to who the president will be? what's the rush all of a sudden? there was no blue wave. there was no early night. there was no democratic progressive realignment. in fact, the democratic down ballot disasters carried all the way to state legislatures as well. the democrats did not flip a single state legislature and, in fact, the republicans flipped the house and senate, for example, to new hampshire where they have a republican governor. that's solid now. they did similar thing in montana, the governor there lost the senate race. the democratic governor and we have the legislature as well. so you know the 7 races that were either -- the 7 races that are flipped that are brand-new republican pickups as leader mccarthy noted and others are saying, those were all carried by a woman, a minority candidate and/or veteran.

that means the candidate recruit meant the republicans were doing, their message, that really carried them forward and nobody was paying attention to that and all phoney national polls, biden is up by 10, by 12. when i took campaign manager we did zero, zero national polls from down point forward. they are not relevant. they tell you trends that don't dig into the college electoral map. electability, it's outdated, electoral college is how you do or don't win and that's why the state polls were so much more important. susan collins won reelection in maine. they were wrong. a lot of them were media polls and academic polls. we need to hold the same people to account. not a single poll in the state of maine showed susan collins, she won by almost 9 points. brian: joni ernst same

situation. we taped it and we put it into a montage, watch. [laughter] >> president trump is dragging down republican senators with them. >> sometimes you're the windshield and sometimes you're the bug and this year the republicans are bug. >> this could be the year where texas goes blue. >> more likely as we sit tonight that joe biden wins a landslide. >> if we see in those final polls the type of lead that joe biden has now, the polls are not going to be wrong. brian: yeah, wrong. new york post from the editorial, no matter who wins the polls, pundits and press were all wrong, wrong. kellyanne, you did this for a living. you called the campaign, our internals say this but they are selling the public on something else. that's not practice. >> no, i want to say something too. the reason that a lot of reporters will not cover -- you

want your candidate to win. no, you can't be bias internally because you're deploying resources and the greatest resources we have donald trump and mike pence, you're putting the money, you're deciding where to run the ads and where to beef up the ground game and so you don't want disingenuous polls. here is the deal. i said to chris wallace on january 29th, 2017, i was on fox news sunday show, we had only been here less than 10 days, he asked a question about it, chris, not a single person has lost his or her job that was chronically wrong in 2016. i predict it's not going to happen in 2020. nobody cares and nobody wants to cure the problem. this were a real business, the consumers would vote with their feet. they'd go elsewhere, but the polls weren't -- they weren't scientific evidence, evidentiary measures of what was going to happen. they are wishful thinking. here is one thing. i was a pollster for decades. here -- i used to give paid

speeches of polls too. one thing we have to remember is, it's becoming increasingly difficult to sample enough people in each cohort by race, by gender, by age, by geography and party affiliation and you have to wait, what, they are waiting, the results, small number of responses and extrapolating that. where is the consequence? they are so chronically wrong. there were people last night that predicted blue wave, rebuke of the trump agenda. the trump agenda up and down the ballot. we are holding the senate, we picked up in the house, the state legislature, pelosi has a big problem because the squad who doesn't do squat -- they did last time. so they are definitely going to make a run at her because all we

hear, she's powerful, look at her mask, it matches her dress again. she didn't do anything to build her coalition, her majority. leader mccartney and the trump agenda did. i want to read you this, it's on twitter, in south carolina jamie harrison, african-american man, lindsey graham bit, sarah gideon, she lost to susan collins not before 69.9 million was spent, mary hager in texas lost to john cornyn in texas. they lost every single time. we picked up at least one female u.s. senator, are you hearing about that? by the way, speaking of female u.s. senators, where is kamala harris? joe biden literally yesterday had her off to the side silenced

as he was saying the voters will not be silenced. i don't want the voters to be silenced. why is presidential running mate about to make history silenced? steve: you were talking about all of the money the democrats side put up for republicans and the republicans prevailed. you are leaving out michael bloomberg, he spent 100 million bucks to make sure that donald trump didn't win florida and donald trump won florida in such a big way. going back to earlier topic about pollsterring. we had this conversation about 4 years ago about the trump voter that was hard to quantify because they didn't want to say, yeah, i'm for donald trump. now they refer to it as the shy trump voter. that is a real thing, but those -- >> it's a real thing. steve: mainstream media polls simply either chose not to quantify it or couldn't figure it out because it is tough. when somebody is lying to you or being evasive it's hard to tell what they really think. >> well, sure, look, there are two things going on, i discussed

this directly with the president last week. there's the shrump -- the shy undercover trump voter. cnn wrote a big article about this that we were going to bank on this hidden trump that you couldn't see in polls and here is the deal, you had the shy trump voters who just don't want every night to feel like thanksgiving with the in-laws. they are tired of arguing with people, your guy won last time, you want him to win this time. there's not so shy hidden voters. look at the rallies and day of turnout. they were proud to be out there, but here is the deal. we should be concerned about one thing, we should be concerned, sure that the mainstream media, 92% against donald trump, the coverage 95%, they are the ones doing the polling, they have limited resources of doing

polling that they shove in front of you as facts. what concerns me is that they don't like the president, we already knew that, what concerns me is they didn't take the last 4 years to learn the trump -- brian: it's not over, kellyanne. >> it's not over at all. brian: this has just come across, nate silver says arizona should be taken down from the column. he says, i don't know, i guess if arizona you're forcing me to make a pick, i sure as heck don't know i guess biden column but not a sure thing anymore. we ruled it one way or believe it or but him to move it out -- if you're a high-fiving and biden fan maybe you're dancing before you get in the end zone. >> the biden campaign and trump campaign that every vote should be counted and including arizona, our grievance and beef with fox having called early is

not that biden wins it or trump wins it, it's 3 hours behind east coast, a lot of the states where they were not called yet, other outlets have not called it yet. arizona has a big tradition of mail-in balloting. i've worked on congressional races. i won't name candidate years ago in primary battle and i say you will do great in the day of voting -- they didn't have a much of plan for early vote and he lost. this happens because mail-in ballot is so strong. particularly strong this year. brian: they know how to do it. >> that's right, calling it too early -- again, i will repeat what i said, why are we in such a rough? they spent 3 years investigating, impeaching the president and found absolutely nothing. he's still the president and why are we in such a rush? let's count every legal vote. i think it's time to be methodical and not emotional. brian: right. >> this is what i think.

we should be exposing some of the people who are in charge of this who have a history of being -- brian: if you were a pollster, you were fired on fox sports, it would not take you more than 2 weeks. that was a decision desk decision and we standby the arizona decision but that's done by the decision desk. >> right. i've seen it be explained but not very well. look, i just want to say this to you, that it doesn't really matter because arizona is going to count as votes, pennsylvania is going to vote its votes, everywhere is going to count its votes. alaska is outstanding and that goes the president's way and mentioned mike bloomberg. i think the most brilliant political people in 2020 were clearly the consultants getting a cut of the michael bloomberg fortune. brian: right. >> they got a cut of that and

$100 million on trying to turn -- texas, ohio which all stayed red. ainsley: everyone in south carolina said what are you bringing your hollywood dollars to our state. you can't tell us how to vote or what to do for our state. >> this is a rebuke of the elites i think in the establishment telling people how to think and what to do and what's your value of a human being based -- brian: thanks, kellyanne conway. ainsley: 16 minutes after the top of the hour. tommy tubberville won 85 games and he just picked up another big win after beating doug jones to flip the alabama senate seat back to red, senator elect will join us live next. ♪

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ainsley: decorated auburn football coach added another big win to resume tuesday and scored senate victory in the state of alabama. tuberville unseated one-term democrat doug jones after primary battle with former u.s. attorney general jeff sessions marking flip. the senator elect joins us now, coach, good morning. >> good morning, ainsley, how are you? ainsley: i'm doing well. when i saw that you were running, he's going to definitely win, he's revered and loved especially in the state and the country. what made you decide to get in this race? >> my dad was a war heros, ainsley, at age 18 he landed in

normandy and died at age 53 and i've had a job for 40 years and i noticed all the problems that we are having across the country and when i got out of coaching a few years ago, i wanted to give back, this job was given to a democrat a couple of years ago here in alabama, he didn't represent what we represent here and so for 2 years i hit the ground running and i hadn't slowed down. my wife said don't come home till you win. i got to come home last night. it's been a hard run but i'm excited about this and excited about the future. i've got -- used to have one vote in the country of 340 million. now i've got one vote of 100 and, you know, i'm looking forward to casting my vote for this country to make it a better country in the future. ainsley: big responsibility. what do you think is happen in the senate, i know it's expected to stay republican? >> we need to keep the senate on the republican side. you know, it's very important that we -- we put up the fire

wall for what's going to happen in the future, but i feel good about it. i feel good about senator perdue in georgia. senator loeffler from georgia and i think we have great opportunities in other areas. we have to fight hard and a lot of things out there that's against us but i'm just excited about this. i'm excited about working with the people in washington. i will be a listener, as a coach you have been to be a communicator and listening first instead of talking. i learned that dealing with 120 kids every year, so excited about the future. ainsley: i have a friend that's conservative and he's a well-known coach and he doesn't want to get into politics even though people are asking him to because he's scared it will divide all young men he coached over the years, he doesn't want them to know where he stands politically, did you think about that? >> some players were disappointed that i was a president trump supporter but, you know, i've studied this for years, i'm a big rush limbaugh fan and i believe in conservative values and i

believe talking about it. we have to fight back as conservative republicans, we can't be quiet any longer. we have to stand up for the values of the people of this country. there's 340 million people, greatest country on the face of the earth. if you were born here, you hit the lottery. we need people to stand up for christian values and the values of moral across the country. if we don't do that, we will lose the country as we know it. ainsley: i know that your dad will be so proud of you, i'm glad that he served the country and now you're giving back as well. thank you so much for everything that you're doing. >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: my dad is a coach too, you love your players and you love country god bless you. >> thank you. ainsley: country divided as we wait for final election results, how can we all come together? former navy seal has lessons in leadership and they are always so good. that's up next.

steve: president trump vowed to take the election fight to the supreme court if necessary as the country stands divided,

obviously along party lines but the man who ultimately wins is going to have an enormous path trying to unite the country, is that possible? discipline of equals freedom. field manual. he joins us with less sons in leadership. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. good morning to you. steve: here we are 2020 plus 2 and the country is exhausted. we were exhausted getting to election day and now it's still not over. what do we do? >> well, i think with exhaustion comes heightened emotional states and what everyone should have to watch out, letting your emotion drive your decisions, we don't make good decisions when we are emotional. first of all, try to keep your emotions in check. steve: how do you do that? this is something that some people eat, breathe and sleep.

>> when other people are getting emotional, that tends to trigger you, so what you have to do if you see someone else that's getting emotional, take a step back and try listening to what they are saying and try to find some common ground, something that you can have an actual discussion. steve: at some point in the future we don't know if it's later today or a couple of days or a couple of weeks before we know -- this thing goes to the court system ultimately, one side is going to be very disappointed and a lot of people are just going to be super frustrated and angry. but it's hard to go through life like that. >> yeah, well, again, what you need to do is -- whichever side you're on, if you're the side that loses, instead of being angry of what happened, what you do you take a look at yourself and say, okay, what do we need to change, how can we get our message out more clearly, how can we bring people together so we can win next time. steve: but it's hard to bring people together when they have

such diametrically opposed points of view. >> yeah, if this person has a view that you can't relate you will never have find common ground or influence on someone that doesn't respect you. you have to build respect, the way you build respect is giving respect. you to listen to what they have to say and actually absorb what they are saying and actually find common ground. i know it's challenging but that's the solution from a leadership perspective. steve: i think 3 or 4 thursdays from today is going to be thanksgiving. a lot of people will be seated, socially distanced at a large dining room table with people who do not share their opinion and, you know, one side of the table won and the other side of the table lost. >> well, you know, you learn when you're a little kid when you win, don't gloat. once again, this is about

communication and that's one of the problems. right now a lot of the discourse that we are having in america is through social media and 280 characters and everyone is trying to win that moment in time instead of actually trying to understand what the other point of view is so that you can discuss it in intelligent manner. so, look, look, at thanksgiving table, i recommend you don't talk about politics maybe this year but before and after, listen to what other people have to say and see if you can understand where they are coming from so you can adjust and figure out how to move forward in more a positive way. both sides are moving forward in the united states of america, the greatest country in the history of the world. >> well, listen, when you live in a free country like, this there's going to be opposing sides, there are people that are voicing their opinion. i don't look that as a negative thing. i look at that as a positive thing. we get to hear and everyone gets to talk but guess what, that comes with some chaos, freedom is not easy and that's what we

are seeing right now. steve: it comes with some chaos, i think that could be where we are right now. jocok thank you very much. system of the media predicted they could flip texas blue, that would be big, remember this? >> could democrats really win texas? >> the latest poll show it's a true tossup. >> congressman dan crenshaw just won reelection in texas. his reaction coming up

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>> texas, texas, texas. you know, this state more than any other holds the key to defeating trump. >> the greatest thing for america would be is if joe biden won texas. we've seen that narrow -- that margin shrink. we saw it shrink, what is going on down there? >> well, what's going on is that you're watching the metam

metamorphosis of texas. >> texas can go blue. brian: it didn't go blue, it held firm including congressional houses. one of those congressional house winners is dan crenshaw with the texas gop, of course, so dan, the blue wave at the very least has been stopped in its tracks. does it surprise you, does it surprise you that everybody else was not predicting this? >> it doesn't surprise me that the infamous blue waves never seems to materialize because texans like their state and we like being the number 1 business climate and we like low taxes and less regulations and we like good governance, secure borders, funding our police, all of the things are complete opposite of what the left wants, the left wants to destroy our energy sector, raise our taxes and make

our business climate like california. i don't see why this would be a compelling message to win. and they spent hundreds of millions to try to flip it. almost single candidate, every republican was outspent by democrats and that was stopped in its tracks. steve: at the very last presidential debate, in the last 3 minutes joe biden revealed he was interested in transitioning from fossil fuels and 10 million americans making a living particularly in texas. right now the president and his team filing suit in a number of states because they say that the voting and rather the voting was okay, but the vote tabulation, they're a little worried about whether or not it's accurate.

>> this is why the integrity of our elections and the system that we use is so important. right, you h have to trust the rules of the game. i was outspoken on this on the months leading up to this and everybody changing voting laws and this is dangerous, as bill barr said this is playing with fire. it cannot rely on the opinions of election officials or politicians saying, no, don't worry, it's fine. you don't have to have a conspiracy theory, you don't have to worry about this. don't worry about the discrepancies and irregularities. the system needs to be self-evident that it is secure, right, which means the process has to be simple and the rules have to be strict and strict deadlines and they have to be transparent. these -- these should not be controversial topics, right? to experiment with this low integrity voting process that many states have in one of the

most divided times in the country's history is playing with fire. it was the worst thing that they could have done to our country and now we are paying the price and we all saw this coming. ainsley: what does the future of the house look like, centrists that are democrats that are saying nancy pelosi needs to step down or she doesn't need to be the leader anymore. this is what they told the hill, it's time for democrats to elevate a new generation of leadership in both house and senate. americans are clearly afraid of socialism, want safe streets and neighborhoods and devote for people who they believe will help put more money in their pockets. what do you think will happen in the house? >> yeah, the irony of the statement is that the new generation of democrats are socialists. i'm not so sure what they mean by that. look, i'm not a fly in the wall inside the caucus meetings but it will be entertain to go see them fight this one out. what is very clear is that nancy pelosi lost and she lost big. she's a very good fundraiser, again, they outspent us in every single possible way and yet they

lost in every possible way. it looks like we will keep the senate and gained quite a few house seats as well. confirmed at least 7 flips, i'm hopeful that we see more than that. you know who would take her place, though, that's a fascinating question and hard for me to answer. i will say that nancy pelosi makes a great opponent for republicans, though, so we -- we enjoy that a little bit. but curious to see what happens. ainsley: what happens in this race, does trump -- he obviously has a path, anything can happen, it's not over yet, but do you think he will win? >> you know let's just be hopeful that he does. there's clearly a path. you know, we are counting the ballots in arizona right now. it's -- it seems like pennsylvania is on a good track as well and georgia. so i -- you know, i'm glued to my screen just like you guys. brian: southwest texas where he benefited. you know what i've been heartened by, the persona of nancy pelosi tearing up the

state of the union address, the way she just dismisses the president, acts like he doesn't exist, i think they much like the idea of the statesmen like paul ryan in that slot and no matter, what party is, she's like a professional wrestler. >> right, i mean, and you see this across many states. you see, you know, congressional candidates perhaps outperforming the president, you know, americans do tend towards split government. you know, you see the stock market start to rise when it believes it has a split government because it means government will do less. this tells you something about the disposition of where americans are at and where they are in political beliefs and we don't need the federal government telling us what to do and total control of our lives. let us thrive and do your purpose of government to pursue our happiness, that's the whole point and i think americans understand that. brian: you have to get big things done and immigration reform done and it's going to take compromise and i'm just

wondering when that's going to happen at some point. >> well, yeah. you wander when immigration reform is going happen, me too. i think if we will go down the immigration reform path. the first thing that has to happen is border security and i will say under this administration we have made a lot huge strides along that -- along those lines. they are a little bit underreported but illegal immigration coming across our border has massively, massively dropped because of the steps this administration has taken, but in terms of just enforcing the law, building infrastructure, working with méxico, working with guatemala and honduras, el salvador, you know, huge strides, so, you know, one of the worst case scenarios a biden presidency takes over and reverse all of these great policies and then we are right back where we start where had no compromise can ever happen. steve: exactly, congratulations on your win a couple of nights ago. >> thank you very much. so it was exciting, it was a lot of fun.

i think we won by more than we expected. my margin of victory was 7 points last time and 14 points this time. so, again, i think americans rejected this notion of socialism, rejected the notion that we should destroy energy sector and raise taxes. steve: we will get one of the ear things that actually fits on you. [laughter] steve: thank you very much. 14 minutes before the top of the hour. there is a tropical depression that janice dean is tracking and it's heading our way. janice: yes. the tropics are not over yet unfortunately. we had the category 4 that moved into nicaragua over the last 48 hours and it's expected to move back into the caribbean, cross over cuba and then perhaps go into florida early next week, but i just want to make mention that anywhere across the southeast, even the gulf coast need to monitor this system. you know, several days out, our

confidence isn't the greatest but still the hurricane models are showing a curve towards the sunshine state at the very least they are going to start to see the heavy rainfall across south florida over the weekend. the rest of the country fairly quiet. very warm for two-thirds of the country and then we will start to see things get active over the west with a lot of rain and mountain snow, the trough dips southward and measurable snow in the mountains and certainly very heavy rain as well. look at this, look at the forecast precipitation sunday and monday quite a bit. bottom line, changes for the west, we are enjoying the beautiful temperatures across the east and watching what's left of tropical depression ada, florida, you need to be on alert. we will keep you posted, steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. brian: we will watch that, straight ahead, we don't know who won the presidential election yet but adam says there's a clear loser, he joins

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what is next for the campaigns, we will have an update. dan henninger and james freeman plus maria bartiromo, charles payne on market reaction. the latest on the trump campaign fight in key battleground states, live from america's newsroom top of the hour. ♪ brian: as sandra told you, we do not know who won the presidential race next but our next guest says we know who did not win and that's the mainstream media, big tech, key takeaways from the 2020 election. he's got his own team of people pouring over data. he is adam carrolla, i'm your emotional support animal which is fantastic and humorous. adam, first off, the first thing you want to focus what are the state that is we don't know on, what happened to reliable red arizona? adam: what happened to reliable

red arizona, california is a super democratic majority, so all california is democratic all of the time, 24/7, thus california has been ruined. so people move from california to arizona because the democrats destroyed california and then when they get to arizona, they vote democratic. brian so now we have a situation where they are going to have two democratic senators and they might in tend end up supporting the president of the united states and people if they are leaving california, you have to ask yourself why are you leaving and why are you bringing those values there. the other thing that's interesting is we were told for 4 years that the president is a racist, only white people vote for him, what happened? adam: new york times, they lost

fast ball, they've been pitching this craft for 5 years now and at a certain point you can only cry wolf so many times. i mean, honestly, how many times can you call someone racist, how many times can you call a party racist and people racist before people start pushing back the other direction? the only group that trump lost percentages in is white males who probably were listening and believing all this racism talk, but they overplayed their racism hand. they never stopped talking about racist, it's the least racist country in the world. it's 2021 in two months, do you think we are living in a racist nation? what they're saying is divisive and insane and insulting. like we should be insulted that the idiots are calling our nation racist.

brian: true. a lot of people don't agree with me and if i'm winner or loser i will not be friends with them anymore. you and jimmy kimmel are best friends and you couldn't disagree more on politics, how are you done it? adam: we don't talk about politics and we understand that there's something between us that transcends the presidency or the congress like you have to have relationships. if you have a kid and your kid is for biden and you're for trump, i was going the tell you -- well, actually the trump voter needs to do but if the kid is listening, the kid has to understand that's one small part of life. there's so many other facets of life and also stop being a narcissist. someone is not allowed to disagree with you or you will defriend them, that's narcissism of the highest order. brian: real quick, what are the

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>> we still don't know, will we know today if we do we'll have all of it for you tomorrow. >> have a good day. >> stay within yourself. >> so long, everybody. [chanting] >> sandra: emotions running high after election day. america is still awaiting the final results as to who wins the white house. joe biden now standing at 264 electoral votes on the map. president trump 214. 270 wins the presidency. i'm sandra smith. >> trace: on we go. i'm trace gallagher. the race is hinging on the battleground st