we are still kind of in the same position we were. things still tight out there and there are ballots still to be counted. thank you for joining us for a special saturday edition of "fox & friends first." todd: "fox & friends weekend," pete, will, jed, right now. ♪ ♪ women will this the way i look at it. no matter what's going on in the country and what's going on in our lives. i'm excited to get here every saturday to hang out not just with you at home but with my friends jedediah bila and pete hegseth. good morning to both of you. pete: good morning. jedediah: good morning to both of you. it has been quite a week. lots of energy. i have been watching the news minute to minute. here we are covering the latest. it has been interesting to say the least. pete: we are in to election

weekend it. is saturday, november 7th. maybe coincidentally the date of the 2016 election. this one looking different and going to last a little bit longer. and we are covering every single angle this morning. i'm sure we will have thoughts on it, too. the presidential race stuck in limbo as we await results from four key states. nevada, georgia, pennsylvania, and north carolina. still counting ballots amid a wave of lawsuits. will: the supreme court getting directly involved. as alito separate late ballots. legal ballots didn't stop joxd. hjoebiden. >> a number of americans all faiths religions chose change over more of the same. they have given as you mandate for action. jedediah: president trump tweeting that biden should not quote claim the presidency as legal proceedings are just beginning. bryan llenas is tracking the

legal angle in pennsylvania. griff is live in delaware. griff: good morning jed will and pete. here we are the race still too close to call. joe biden feeling he has a mandate. he sees a clear victory, he thinks to 270. is he widening his lead. he has 28,000 in pennsylvania. 4,000 in georgia. and 22,000 in nevada. although president trump leads by 76,000 in north carolina. the campaign was late in the night for one of those states to go his way to they could come out and declare victory it. never came. he did come out and talk about the things he wants to do. listen. >> let's put the anger and demonization behind us. time to put come together as a nation and heal. it's not going to be easy. we have to try. my responsibility as president will be to represent the whole nation. we have serious problems to deal with covid to the economy to racial justice to climate change. we don't have any more time to

waste on partisan warfare. griff: he is not waiting around putting together a transition team led by ted kaufman served on his staff for more than twentd years. president trump show nothing signs to concede. tweeting quote joe biden should not wrongfully claim the office of the president. i could make the claim also. legal proceedings are just now beginning. and the campaign statement as well that says quote we believe the american people deserve to have full transparency into all vote counting and election certification and that this is no longer about any single election. this is about the integrity of our entire elections process. as we know, those legal challenges continue out in nevada over possible illegal voting. although the campaign has yet to provide any evidence of such claims and then in pennsylvania. over ballot access. now, we don't know exactly when the next ballot drop will come. trout morning, as we get it guys, we will bring it to you right here.

will, pete, jed? will: thanks, griff. pete: thank you, griff. ballot drops. biden's lead in pennsylvania has been growing as a legal battle just begins, ensues. bryan llenas is live in pennsylvania with the latest. brian, good morning. >> yeah. good morning. all eyes are on pennsylvania. former vice president joe biden's lead continues to grow in the keystone state as mail-in ballots, military absentee and about 100,000 provisional ballots continue to be counted. as of right now, biden's lead over president trump is about 28,000 votes in pennsylvania. if he wins the commonwealth 20 electoral vote he wins the presidency. there are about 89,000 mail-in ballots left to be counted. the majority of these remaining ballots are in the democratic strongholds of pittsburgh and philadelphia. now, biden has been winning about 77% of the mail ballots in the commonwealth. most democrats chose to vote by mail. most republicans chose to vote in person, same day. the count is taking so long

because, by law, they couldn't start processing the 2.6 million mail-in ballots until election day morning. meanwhile, on the legal front yesterday, the u.s. supreme court issued an emergency order ordering county election boards in pennsylvania to follow the state guidelines and segregate and secure all late mail-in ballots that arrive within three days of election day. republicans claim they were unable to get at least 25 counties to confirm that they were in fact following the state guidelines. last night justice alet toe issued an order making sure not only are late mailed in ballots segregated but they need to be counted separately and not included in the general count. trump attorney jay sekulow made it clear last night they don't believe these late ballots are legal. they hope that the u.s.s. supreme court will take up that issue. >> this was a glaring constitutional error in pennsylvania. the merits of it will stillable

addressed we believe later on. this gets the status quo protected. >> bottom line is we don't know how many late ballots there are. though the secretary of state believes the e7bsd result will not actually change the course of the race in pennsylvania. provisional ballots that were cast because people made technical mistakes on their mail-in ballots that could have disqualified those ballots. those provisional ballots do count. republicans were making the argument that they should be thrown out. guys? will: brian, thank you this morning. we are talking about an election, jedediah and pete with razor thin margins in multiple states. provisional balloting and military balloting. all irregularities in my mind, every vote, every provisional ballot should be counted this is where i and the american deserve

to be, jedediah. there has been well-earned skepticism across this country for almost every institution over the last several years. the benefit of the doubt has been torched. trust has been broken from allegations of a russia collusion to usps conspiracy theories to a media that only ever tells you one side of the story, skepticism has been earned render for everyone out there. what does it mean to irregularities? we go into it open ear, listen, investigate every irregularity investigate it until trust can be restored. once it is then the results will be accepted. they should every single one of them be pursued. jedediah: yeah. i think you make a great point when you say every vote should count. obviously you are talking about every legal vote that has been a key point that a lot of people have made. as people voted under the allusion that their votes would count, each with those three day

extensions in a place like pennsylvania, a lot of people voted and said well, you know what? as long as i get my ballot postmarked by election day it will count. that is going to be a point brought up in legal proghtsdz. another point to make up separately is, when you look at the number of people that have voted in this election, it's extraordinary. i mean, you are looking at popular vote numbers of 70 million for the president. it could be even more. 75 million for joe biden. that is what you want to see across the board. you wants an engaged electorate. you want people who feel passionate about issues. this is what you hope to see. why have often talked in elections past well the turnout wasn't so great. are people engaged? do they care about the issue? one thing remains clear in this election. people are engaged, they do care and they did make their voices heard. the outcomes remain to be seen. this is a very passionate electorate and in my opinion that's a very good thing across the board. pete: yeah, guys, this thing is far from over. the networks don't declare a

winner the count does. all these challenges legitimate and fruition. outsider won the white house in 2016 and the opposition spent the next four years trying to deem that legitimate win illegitimate. now here we are in unprecedented election in 2020 with more mail out mail in ballots. these ballots were mailed out and mailed in with unprecedented reduction in guardrails. people in places like pennsylvania didn't require a matching signature anymore. certain postmark requirements being tossed out. and yet we are being told hurry up, hurry up. we have to decide for the sake of our republic. they call it a democracy but it's a republic. we need to certify and acknowledge joe biden won. we don't need to do that in four days or four weeks. we need to let every single challenge play out. what happened with alito in pennsylvania is critically important. segregating those ballots may end up being an important aspect of the legality ultimately of

this outcome. i got a good friend sean parnell in pennsylvania 17. people say there is no evidence of voter fraud or voter irregularity. get on the phone with a candidate who has watched the numbers move in ways -- watch the voting stop. watch 13 previously unreported ballots dumped in in the middle of the night. this is what candidates have seen who pay very close attention to this. i don't care what people are saying about philadelphia. those walchers were not allowed within six feet which the court ordered. talked to the campaign. they were blocked at every turn to watch the process. they have every right to watch. that's why karl rove who has been on our network and talked -- i will play karl rove jed jump in after that. jedediah: go right ahead. >> our country is finding itself in a contentious moment in a time of pandemic. if anything is needed more than at any other time in recent years, it is calmness among our political figures and a belief in the ultimate ability of the american people to sus stable our republic by having confidence in the outcome of the

democratic elections that lie at the heart of it. so, please, everybody, let's step back. let the process work. let people have their access to the courts. resolve these situations as rapidly as possible. let the votes be counted and let that moment of counting to end and then the declarations of defeat or victory follow after that. jedediah: i agree with that wholehearted buy with respect to counting the votes and letting the process play out. with respect to voter fraud, pete, just one point. i don't think the accusation that there is no voter fraud. i think andy mccarthy points out some degree of voter fraud never election. the concern is accusation or allegation of widespread voter fraud that, you know, president trump and the team is coming out and saying that could potentially affect the outcome of the election. as we know with election law, there can be voter fraud. if that voter fraud is not significant enough to affect the outcome of the election. then nothing really changes. i think there is a fear that our democratic institutions are

under attack and that people will afraid that things don't play out properly in this country. i stand the skepticism and concern and need for this to play out in court if there are indeed things brought up, cases of legitimate widespread voter fraud. that is an enormous problem obviously but i think that people do need to have a degree of trust -- pete: in milwaukee and philly. jedediah: it needs to change the outcome though. it does. pete: state legislatures said election law and governors and courts making changes in an extra constitutional way. jedediah: yeah in pennsylvania. pete: that can lead to widespread changes in the outcome. jedediah: that absolutely can be challenged it. has to effect the outcome in order for it to be something that's going to be spoken about in large quantity. yes, can you take that issue up in pennsylvania and many feel that the court usurped the state legislature's power. that's legitimate. the problem is that people voted, voted in good faith feeling that they had that three-day window. that is going to be something

that's going to be brought up. those votes are legitimate. those are legal votes that should count. will: we will be talking about that throughout the morning and legitimacy of each and every one of these claims. importantly, we will be talking about the lessons we can take from the past week when it comes to the voice of the american people and what they wanted. for now, let's turn to our headlines with jillian mele. good morning, jillian. jillian: good saturday morning. a fox news alert now. white house chief of staff mark meadows has tested positive for covid-19. at least four other white house officials and trump campaign senior adviser have also reportedly tested positive for the virus. it's not confirmed when meadows and the officials were diagnosed or where they contracted covid-19. a white house official confirmed meadow's diagnosis to fox news and says he is doing well. a protester who was arrested for spitting in an nypd officer's face interned for democratic congressman and house judiciary chairman jerry nadler. regina singh was caught anti-trump protest in mantz

earlier this week yelling at an officer and spights in his face. singh interned in nadler's office in 2018. his district director says she did not complete her internship because she left after a month. turning now to college football miami come back big against north carolina state. >> third down and 7. turebleg harley, harley is off. and harley scores. jillian: quarterback king leading the hurricanes back from 10 points down at the start of the fourth quarter. miami winning 44-41. and in a battle of ranked teams, byu staying undefeated blowing out boise state. pete: investors welcoming the collapse of the blue wave in congress. brian brenberg market just fine with the prospects of divided

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todd: amidst the concerns october jobs report. 638,000 new hires in october and unemployment rate plummeting to 6.9%. that jobless rate is the lowest since march when the covid-19 shoutdowns begin. joe biden says he is the man to bring the economy back. >> more than 20 million people are on unemployment. millions are worried about making rent. and putting food on the table. our economic plan will put a focus on a path to a strong recovery. todd: here to react brian brenberg fox news contributesser and a professor at kings college in manhattan. hey, brian, let's put this in the context first if we can.

638,000 jobs in october. 6.9% now is the unemployment rate. i just want to give you a few more. that means the unemployment rate in the black community is down to 10.8%. the hispanic unemployment rate down to 8.8%. what is this? this is clearly, as people describe it i would think a v-shaped recovery. help me understand the extent that we're witnessing here of an economic recovery. >> let me put some of those numbers you just gave in context as well the black and hispanic unemployment rate this past month came down faster than the average unemployment rate. so the gains were bigger for minorities this past month than for anybody else. that top line number of 638,000 it's simply, you know, except for the past few months where the numbers have been even bigger, it's one of the biggest job numbers in a month that we have seen in history. you just played a clip a minute ago by joe biden talking about his plans for the recovery. if you look at the obama-biden recovery, after the great recession it took them more than four and a half years to get

unemployment back down to 6.9%. so, all of that into context. all the signs of a v-shaped recovery. people ought to be encouraged by that especially in a moment where you see cases surging and we don't have a vaccine yet. this is good news. the question is with all this election uncertainty potentially power changing hands, it we keep that up? i think that very much hangs in the balance right now. it depends a lot on the senate. and, look, it depends on the presidency as well there is a lot that can change if you get a biden administration vs. a trump administration. >> that's also amidst severe restrictions and lockdownness places like new york and california looking at this kind of economic recovery. we will have to get to this next time, brian. wall street at least likes the idea of divided government should joe biden go on to win this election. we will have to talk about that next time because unfortunately, brian, we are tight on time this morning. thanks for being here, man.

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jedediah: joe biden leading president trump by 4,000 votes in georgia. the slim margin forcing the state to announce a recount. jonathan serrie is live in atlanta with more on the ballot holdup. jonathan? >> yeah. good morning to you. this race is still too close to call with potentially thousands of ballots remaining to be counted there was a software problem in gwinnett county that delayed processing of thousands of absentee ballots there rnc

chairwoman ronna mcdaniel are calling for investigations into still unproven voting irregularities across the state. >> they want to ignore clear irregularities, rush to call states as won. and end the elections. we will not stand for that we will fight every irregularities to the very last because every voter deserves their vote to be counted and they deserve to know whether or not these irregularities mean fraud. >> overseas and military ballots had to be postmarked by election day but could arrive as late as close of business yesterday. because sent to different counties it's not immediately clear how many of these 8410 outstanding ballots arrived by deadline. state election officials say the march discipline georgia's presidential race is smaller than the student bodies of some high schools. >> with a margin that small,

there will be a recount in georgia. interest in our election obviously goes far beyond georgia's borders. the final tally in georgia at this point has huge implications for the entire country. >> and, jed, it's not just the presidential race that's in play here in georgia. there are two u.s. senate races that are now going in to runoffs. though runoffs will be held on january 5th and could determine the balance of power in the u.s. senate. back to you. jedediah: thanks so much, jonathan. we will continue to watch this closely. now we are head over to pete hegseth. pete: georgia's razor thin margin and recounts not the only news this morning. learning 9,000 military and overseas and provisional ballots could also be added to the tally. here to react fox news contributor marine corps veteran

and georgia resident joey jones and great american that was missed in the title. joe ysh, thanks for being here. >> good morning. pete: it's difficult to get those votes in properly. what's your take on 9,000 ballots and the impact from the military that it could happen v. on those races in georgia. >> yeah. you know, the only real news here is these are ballots that could be sitting in precincts not fully counted. what people are misunderstanding here is that 25,000 military personnel that are residents of the state of georgia stationed overseas requesting these absentee ballots it's still their responsibility to fill them out get them in the mail and send them back. these 8,000 ballots could very well be service members stationed overseas and never sent them back. we just don't know. now, so i don't think that there is a box of 8,000 ballots sitting in an airport somewhere that someone forgot to put on the plane. that's how it was reported for

the last week. i have spoken to people here on the ground. senior officials and g.o.p. and that's basically where we are with these 8,000 ballots more than likely these are ballots that military personnel never turned back in. pete: more than likely a lot of those ballots would go for president trump and in a statewide race that's very, very close it could still have a lot of meaning. for vets, we for this. military voting has been a problem for a long time. ballots alive late and often aren't a part of the official tally. and so we will see where this plays out to make sure they get counted is the most important thing. but i got to get your take on this as well. if you remember, new york never called up the national guard during the summer rioting and looting in new york city. now governor cuomo is increasing the national guard presence at new york airport. they are going to stop travelers from coming into this state unless they have a negative covid-19 test. the guards not stopping looting but they are going to stop you if you are traveling in. >> yeah. you know.

governor cuomo up there must know some things the rest of us doesn't. he put out a book how he defeated coronavirus he has got to call in the troops to help him keep things under control. it's been pretty bad up there it really has. just the overall narrative coming to the rest of the country. you would think that this coronavirus is something in new york that people can't overcome in any way, shape, or form. so it's lock down and catch people at the border before they bring it in. i live in georgia. and i know the numbers that are reported what they say but i don't even personally know anyone. i know one person that has gotten the virus in my daily life. and so we stay away from one another. we wear a mask if we feel like we need to and we are responsible people. i don't know why new yorkers can't be the same. i would ask governor cuomo why he has such little faith in his citizens in his state at least to do those things. because i believe they will and

they do. pete: as you said with covid-19 you can take a lot of measures to protect yourself. if you own a business in new york city or trying to walk the street during a riot you will need some help that didn't exist at that time. a lot of common sense coming from georgia. i appreciate that joey i got to bring this up. you have been a support of this project modern warriors and our fox nation multiple times. joe i couldn't are chapter 3. that's how we should know you from now on in modern warriors. real stories from real heroes. he is the kind of guy whose story you need to know more about. you know joey from tv and you need to know what got him here and what his combat experience was like. joey, i want to thank you for being a part of the book for everything you do for vets. veterans day is coming up and that's why we are doing this now through november 12th. fox nation will make a $5 donation to the independence fund for every subscriber you get a patriot plan yearly plan 1, 2, or 3 years a free copy of this new book modern warriors.

15 chapters. one of them is joey jones. we're very grateful to have him on the show this morning. joey, thank you very much for being here. appreciate it? >> absolutely, pete. honored to be a part of it. pete: perfect addition. andrew yang, do you remember him is he calling out his own party slamming fellow democrats from becoming disconnected with the working class. joe concha says the mainstream media is only making the problem worse.

>> retail waitress in a diner and say what party i would say democrat and they would flinch like i said something really negative. the democratic party has taken on this role of the coastal urban elites more concerned about policing various cultural issues than improving their way of life. this to me is a problem for the democratic party. pete: andrew yang speaking more truth that's former presidential candidate andrew yang offering advice for the democratic party after a blue wave never materialized. looking to expand house majority and republicans likely to retain control of the senate. jedediah: here to react media reporter for the hill my first question is he right in andrew yang has a habit of being bluntly honest but is he correct? >> oh andrew yang represents

j.b. the very best of the democratic party. he was so ignored during the primaries. he has these two rare qualities that we don't see very much in politics and party sobriety. he understands that throughout his campaign he said let's talk about more what the party is for than what it's against. he wanted to focus on the economy and taxation and trade and law enforcement and automation and gun policy. you go down the line. this is somebody who wanted to talk about the things that people talk around their kitchen tables about. and instead we had a media and particularly cnn would have these singular town halls, i don't know if you remember them. they were marathon town halls on climate change and issues that are social issues primarily and never talked about those issues these candidates would have to talk about those issues way down the list in terms of priorities instead of the things that

people what people think about most and matters most at the ballot box. will: no doubt he is right. the democratic party is not just the coastal elites but the faculty of the oberlin. park of twitter. the question is can they change or is it going to be more cow bell? because when i scroll through twitter what i see is oh 70 more races across this country. i'm curious can they change or do they just stay with the same condescension red, black, white, working man next four years. >> you just won saturday. you more cow bell reference 2003 "saturday night live" skit with will farrell and christopher walkin'. right? you got to have more cow bell. but before we go off on a tangent. look. i love a quote from yang where he said the more we act like donald trump is the cause of all of our problems.

the more americans lose trust that we actually see what's going on in our communities and have the ability to solve those problems look, joe biden may very well win this election at the same time lose critical seats in the house and obviously the senate looks like it will go to the g.o.p. obviously a runoff there so we will have to see what happens. yeah, andrew yang is right on. think about what donald trump's top donors were. nypd, u.s. marines ranchers and homeowners, as far as democrat top donations, facebook employees, university professors, and academia gave more to joe biden. so that's the disconnect that we're seeing at this point. got to go. i would say enjoy your wreekdz. there are no weekends anymore. it's the world, largest cocktail party today. will will be kicking back with a harvey wall banger for that one. will: i will be there, i

promise. jedediah: thanks for joining us. i would be remiss if i didn't point out your tie is pretty awesome. >> got to have this tie and more cow bell guys. that's the bottom line. have a good one. jedediah: head over to jillian beally. >> morgan: headlines. jillian: who also noticed the ty. cartel linked gangster under arrest for the killings of three mormon mothers and their six children. mexican authorities accusing jose lara being involved in the murders last november on remote road. working with the cartel by setting the victims' car on fire. he is the 13th person charged in the murders. north carolina first lady kristin cooper apologizes for flipping off trump supporters at the state capital. cooper wrote on a comment on a facebook page admitting she made the gesture to a family including a child at a rally on sunday. she released a statement saying in part quote my personal

facebook comments and actions leading to it were inappropriate and i am so sorry one couple has decided to take the plunge quite literally. cody pro. woman in disbelief swimming above water to ask if it was real, which it was, before saying yes. congrats to them. a look at your headlines, send it back to you. and i'm the only one that was nervous he was going to drop the ring? i lived in fear. will: rational fear. pete: well done. all right. we will toss it out to rick reichmuth. rick, you know, interesting proposal. well done. >> i was wondering how they got such good camera work down there. that was a really good set up to have that quality camera floating back and forth in the water. that's what i was impressed with let's talk a little weather out

there. a lot going on in a way because we still have the tropics going and we are also talking about these really incredible temperatures you know what we have been having all this really nice weather across the eastern seaboard enjoy it got it here a little bit. the west where you have been baking for so long has had a big cooldown. in fact first winter storm of the year, i don't think we are going to see a ton of these this year but even whether you have a la nina season drier south that doesn't mean you don't get some storms. we have this one coming here right now a lot of moisture. really good news. we are getting some mountain snow and rain right across parts of the four corners areas which is where the worst of our drought has been going on for much of this summer and it's going to continue but any break we can get is good. out across the east everything is looking good. take a look what's happening in south florida, moisture here this is from what is now a tropical depression eta. it had been hurricane eta and made landfall in nicaragua a category 4 hurricane this week. brought tons of destruction and

death toll continues to climb. the storm is pulling off toward the knot and regather actually tropical depression, tropical storm strength later on today. move over cuba and then flirt with south florida and then maybe the west coast of florida later on. we will probably be talking about this next weekend because it's going to become a slow moving storm. take a look at this what we know for sure a lot of moisture coming in across parts of florida maybe 4 to 8 inches that will cause a little bit of localized flooding. all right. guys, back to you. will: thanks, rick. jedediah: thanks, rick. rick: you bet. jedediah: record number of covid-19 cases reported yesterday. leaders like governor cuomo mow is stepping up their response. dr. nicole saphier is here to react next.

jedediah: coronavirus surging across the nation, 12 the

thousand cases reported yesterday. third day in a row new cases surpassed 100,000. here what this means to combat covid-19, fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier joins us now. dr. saphier, if you don't mind, just go through this with us a little bit. these case numbers look hijackers concerning. talk to a us a little bit about hospitalizations and how concerned we should be. >> well, good morning, jedediah, and absolutely, i'm going to break it down the good the bad the inevitable. start with bad news and move on to good news. bad news is yes we have record breaking new case numbers. not just in one region it is widespread throughout our country. we are seeing in urban settings and rural settings new cases in older and youngser populations at this point widespread. as we have rising cases we are seeing a rise in hospitalizations which of course is a concerning trend 4% rise nut last week. 20 states reporting over 1,000 people being hospitalized with covid. can i tell you new jersey alone is at a spot where we have as

many people hospitalized now as we did in may. this is extremely concerning. however, i want to move on to some good news, jedediah. when you look at the death rates from covid-19 we have made marked improvements may and april 20% chance of i do going you were hospitalized with covid-19. now that death rate has increased to 7.6%. that is because of early detection, early interveterans and our great treatment however 7.6 is extremely high. much higher than the common other infectious diseases much higher than the flu. as we head into the hollywood holiday season this is where the inevitable comes. in we need to make sure we keep our hospital beds open. as we head into thanksgiving and christmas and the holidays we usually see a rise in stroke, cardiovascular disease suicides and other reasons that people need a hospital bed would have to do our part to decrease

spread of infection to make sure our house of representatives can take care of patients. where we are seeing positive cases are from our home gatherings. it's not schools it's not schools or places of businesses. it's from people trying to get together. you bring up an important point there and you mention the holiday season which has been critical and on people's mind. on that note, governor cuomo in new york is set continue to crease national guard presence ought new york airports to stop untested travelers from entry. this is largefully responds to increase that we'll see in holiday travel. what do you make of that call? >> well, so there is a little bit of fear mongering there when you hear national guard you get a little nervous. this is something i have actually called for the everyiest i said it on tv was in april. mind you he didn't call the national guard for the riots and protests and all the other things. better late than never. here's the thing. if we are not going to call interstate travel, then we have to make sure that we are not continuing to bring the virus all across the country it. doesn't make that big of a

difference now because it's widespread. really in the beginning is when it should have happened it. really should have kept it halted in a region. i think if you want to be on an airplane, if you want to be on a train. if you want to be in these close contained spaces maybe you should have a test within 48 hours. i don't think that's unreasonable. you know, the armed guard presence, i don't want it to turned into that country or that situation where people have fear i do think the responsible thing to do if you travel and meet other people make sure you don't have covid-19. until we have that vaccine, which good news, we are probably going to have multiple approved candidates early 2021 thanks to operation warp speed, until then, we need to be responsible and do what we can as individuals. jedediah: personal responsibility comes into play here. big time. thank you, dr. nicole saphier. appreciate it as always. still ahead, twitter is taking on the president flagging some of his election tweets. now a new social media company

wants to compete saying big tech has gone too far. the ceo of parlor joins us next.

>> once you start content curation and you start fact checking bias in terms of being a platform for transparency and free speech they have gone way too far. will: the ceo of par ler, saying it's gone too far. brian: as nearly half of president trump's posts since election day have been flagged as misinformation parler ceo joins us now. i have got to tell you i watched

the totality of social media including the president's northd felt like north korea stuff as far as the suggestion there was impropriety. couldn't have a free and open conversation. are they going to get away with this? >> thank you for having me. in terms of getting away with it, i think there is a lot of pressure on these companies right now to kind of change their behavior. and i think we're going to see more and more pressure, you know, fall on to them for what they're doing. and i don't think it's possible for twitter to say with 100 percent fact that there is not one mistake in the election and that there is not one fraudulent vote. so fact checking the president on all of this is pretty ludicrous. part of elections process to allow to us check the results and recounts. what they are doing is really irntsd fearing with what he is trying to say. people should be able to listen and judge for themselves.

>> yes. jedediah: one of the concerns that people have with twitter is that the information seems to be very selectively flagged. it's not across the board that misinformation is flagged. it's just what certain people i'm curious with rush hour role as ceo of parler how do you view parler? do you flag any misinformation even if it's misinformation that can absolutely be said this is false? how do you handle those snickers. >> well, we believe in the idea of community fact-checking. what that is a comment section for people to talk to one another. it's kind of like a novel thing allowing people to communicate and discuss things on their own. so, really no, we don't fact check. we don't get involved. there is no reason. to say actually, if we were to behave like a platform, which is what we are a platform. and not a publisher, like what twitter and facebook are doing, we would -- we just allow free conversation. that's how we are supposed to act as a neutral body who is just providing a service for people. will: you brought' pressure.

mounting pressure on social media companies. most of that pressure is coming from the president of the united states and the republican party. we don't know the outcome. do you expect that pressure continue identifying section 230 as something to re-examine? do you think a democratic administration would embrace this kind of censorship or continue with pressure towards these social media companies?

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to sneak here and there. every once in a while it will be my job to bring it out of you. even though there is much to talk about and much to break down. we are waiting the rules of an election. we will bring it down every which way with you this morning jedediah. jedediah: yeah, absolutely. lots to cover in these four hours. if you take a look on the screen we are awaiting results in these battle ground states you see them nevada, georgia, pennsylvania, and north carolina. why will bring you the latest on that if any new news breaks, obviously, we will bring you that as well. right now griff jenkins joins us live from wilmington delaware with a battle ground breakdown. griff? griff: hey, jed, will and pete. pete smiled. election results pete mcconnell. it will be very difficult if biden wins with him to get much done mcconnell with the senate. see where the results are catch everyone up where this race stands. biden believes he sees a clear path to victory. doubling margin in outstanding states. pennsylvania biden is doubling his margin where we were yesterday now ahead by more than

28,000. and in georgia, where a recount has likely been determined, biden increasing the narrow margin to just over 4,000. in nevada, out west, biden ahead by more than 22,000. that's 87% reporting. so a ways to go there and in north carolina president trump is maintaining his lead of roughly 76,000 where it was yesterday. finally, out in arizona, where fox has called the race for biden, he leads by nearly 30,000, which is roughly 1 percentage point. we will see where that goes later today. the campaign, by the way here, biden's campaign waited late into the night waiting for any state to call to put him over the top. itner came. so he took to the mic here at the chase center and urged patience and says he has a mandate now. watch. >> record number of americans of all races, faiths, religions chose change over more of the same. they have given us a mandate for action. >> biden is not waiting.

he has a transition team being formed. ted kaufman will lead it. he served on his staff for 22 years. meanwhile, the president showing no signs of being ready to concede. tweeting this yesterday, quote: joe biden should not wrongfully claim the office of the president. i could make that claim also. legal proceedings are just now beginning. in a campaign statement from president trump saying we believe the american people deserve to have full transparency and do all vote counting and election certification and that this is no longer about any single election. this is about the integrity of our entire election process. as we know, legal proceedings on behalf of the trump campaign are playing out in pennsylvania for valid access and nevada over allegations of illegal voting. though no new evidence has been forthcoming. meanwhile here we see an increase secret service presence. set up. perhaps if we get developments today we will see biden come here. meanwhile, while we wait and watch those numbers we will bring them to you as soon as we get new ones. peeft, will, jed.

will: thanks, griff there are two steps to this process, counting, calling and certifying the votes in these states. seeing which of these states survive a legal challenge. let's go to todd piro live in the news room to break down the legal limbo in these states. >> lawsuits have been filed in three of those states. but only one has seen direct involvement from the supreme court. justice samuel alito ordering pennsylvania to separate all mail-in ballots received after 8:00 p.m. on election day. the order a big win for republicans. weren't so lucky in nevada with a federal judge denying an emergency motion change the tally due to clark county's verification system. the judge saying there was no evidence the system affected votes new testament georgia a judge tossing out a trump campaign suit claiming late ballots were mixed in with valid ones. still the campaign and rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel vowing to keep fighting the alleged irregularities in that state. >> they want to ignore clear

irregularities, rush to call states as won. and end the election. we will not stand for that we will fight every irregularity to the very last because every voter deserves their vote to be counted and they deserve to know whether or not these irregularities mean fraud. todd: north carolina has not seen a suit from the trump campaign or the g.o.p. instead a voter rights group is suing a local police department for voter intimidation accusing officers of pepper spraying them during a march. back to you. will: thanks, todd. pete: huge distinction in my mind is counting votes versus counting legal votes. and the trump campaign is not just arguing individual instances here. they are arguing irregularities in the process have been systemic. that in places where the legislature should be determining the parameters of an election a governor or a judge took the guardrails off the process when we needed more safeguards because we were going to get an unprecedented number

of mail-in ballots. so instead you loosened the signature requirement like they did in pennsylvania or you sort of put a lot of gray area into post marks when ballots come in whether they are countered or not. that becomes the difference between a ballot and a legal ballot. you will look sideways when you see things like oh it's just a glitch in michigan that changed 6,000 votes from president trump to joe biden. it issues me an irks me and irkf people there is dossier that must indict the president. never say it's unverified and salacious. yet when it comes to fraud and media and big tech and everywhere else it's unverified or sun substantiated every single legal vote should be counted. that's why i'm not ready to turn the page and a lot of people aren't. make sure there is integrity in a system that was overwhelmed and you had an opposition that never saw the president as

legitimate and we are going to do anything they could to prevent him from coming back to the white house. jedediah: to be clear, the allegations that the president's legal team is making is for widespread voter fraud. not instances of fraud. pete: systemic. jedediah: widespread voter fraud that would impact the results of the election. that may appear. i don't know what the legal team is holding. we shall see. they will bring that to the courts where it should be. as of right now there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud that would impact the outcome of the election remains to be seen though we will see. pete: alito chiming in is very important chiming in ballots that came in late. is that legislation or a governor that could be deemed irregular. jedediah: still depends on how many of those ballots came in late from. what i'm seeing in the numbers even though ballots came in late i don't know if that would be enough to sway the election. that remains to be seen. but as of right now and we can have questions for people who

come on with those allegations later in the show and ask them what the numbers look like in terms of what they are finding. i think that's information that people want to know and need to know in terms of evaluating what actually happened in it this election. are the numbers there? what is going on. a lack of specificity right now certainly isn't helping anyone. of course that will ultimately be decided in the courts. one thing that has been brought up when we have brought up on the show is this idea of a mandate, right? if, in fact, joe biden were to win the white house, and of course those results need to remain to be seen. does he have a mandate to acted and to implement far left policies? well the "wall street journal" editorial board has an op-ed it, says joe biden's non-mandate. he may win the white house, but his party and progressive ideas lost. this is the take from that article. here's the quote there was no blue wave and certainly no mandate for progressive change. if anything, the fevered democratic election drove more voters to turn tout to stop it. mr. biden barely mentioned the agenda his age developed with

bernie sanders and the press barely asked him about it. they left his party and radical ideas behind. now, will, honestly the word mandate to me seems very odd given the high number us of popular vote that both candidates are getting. i think if it were a land slide election win for either candidate you would be able to claim a mandate. but, when you have got 70-plus million potentially for president trump, 75 million potentially we are looking at for joe biden, that doesn't seem like a mandated election to me. what say you? will: democratic party that lost seats in the house, it looks although it will come down to georgia as though republican also retain the senate. it's hard to peer through this and find a mandate. we'll talked about this earlier andrew yang sounded the warning call for democrats because they have become the party of coastal elites. not just that but the party of faculty lowngs at liberal arts colleges buried somewhere in the northeast. they have become the party of looking down your nose at the working man. but i think we shouldn't stop there.

you know, pete, you and i have both spent some time across this country talking to americans state to state. talking to people on the ground. i think the warning is not just for the democratic party. i think the presidency of president donald trump has revealed that the republican party as well has been out of touch with the american people. i think most in the media have been very out of touch with the american people. black, white, red, blue. we have lost touch with the desires with the values, with what is important to many, many, many people. 70 million, in fact. as revealed in this election. americans across this country and every single politician and every single party and every single media member should do their best not just in an attempt to be right but an attempt to be honest about finding out what is important to the american people and the voice they are giving to what's important to them. if your reaction is simply to 70 million people are racist. have you not just no honesty, have you no curiosity.

that is something that everyone, democrat, republican, of any race, any background, any ethnicity and any origin should be looking into. pete: yes, 70 million people were called racist for voting for the president. these are the won the largest share of nonwhite voters since 1960 for the republican party. they didn't vote for the republican party they voted for president trump for four more years. i think on the "wall street journal" getting ahead. this thing is not over. four years of lee legit mighting president trump wait four days, four weeks to find out whether this election is settled or not. will: that's right. toss over to jillian if we can for this morning's news. good morning, jillian. jillian: follow this story. man accuse you had of shooting two police officers is arrested following a nine hour manhunt. the officers were shot outside a motel 30 miles from milwaukee. they are both expected to recover. the suspect is also wanted for

attempted murder in north dakota. let's talk about extreme weather right now. tropicaeta strengthens in the gf coast. people getting sand bags to aid for potential flooding. category 4 hurricane killing 100 people. the guatemalan army rescuing people from rooftops flolg severe flooding and landslides. jeopardy con tests tangt cheering up about sharing a heart-warming story about watching the show as canchtsd true story i learned english because of you. my grandfather who raised me going to get tears right now. i used to sit on his lap and watch you every day. it's a pretty special moment for me, man. jillian: that contestant thanking alex trebek after winning $20,000. the moments would shared on jeopardy's twitter with the caption alex's impact is immeasurable. thank you for sharing, burt. that is so fantastic.

will: that is nice. ready to do like a "fox & friends" jeopardy. are you three ready to take me on. jillian: would be terrible but i will try. pete: i will compete now,. jedediah: i'm conceding because i know there will be a sports category in there, will. don't think i'm not one step ahead of this game. will: easiest w i ever got. jedediah: all right. thank you, jillian. still ahead, many in the media were expecting a blue wave in congress. now marc thiessen says while the results are still rolling in media may be the biggest losers of this election. he sounds off next. ♪ ♪

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♪ >> i joe biden, who is now running 10 points ahead of donald trump. >> 10 point average for joe biden. >> for republicans, control of state houses are now on the line, including in g.o.p. strongholds like texas, florida, and arizona. >> i think it's going to be an historic repudiation of the president. pete: many in the nearly universally left wing media making failed predictions the so-called blue wave on november 3rd. while we are still waiting for rules in key states and there are challenges, our next guest says the media will end up being the biggest loser of the 2020 election. here to explain fox news contributor and former speech writer for president george w. bush mark thiessen. thank you so much for being here. i really appreciate the opportunity to hear from smart folks on days like this. you say the media is the biggest loser of this election. why? >> they got it completely wrong.

they promised that they said there was a blue wave coming both in the popular vote and the electoral college. they were going to sweep joe biden in along with a democratic senate and expanded house minority and it didn't happen. they -- i mean in some of the states we are seeing now are nail biters for example in wisconsin the washington newspaper "the washington post" poll had biden win buying 17 points and he ended up winning by 21,000 votes. they told us that susan collins was going to lose by 20217 to 12 points and she won by 7. in iowa, joni ernst wasn't supposed to win and she won by 7 points. thom tillis wasn't supposed to win. he's ahead right now. steve daines in montana won by 10 points. he was supposed to be a toss-up. they got it completely wrong both in the presidential and the senate race. a lot of republicans look at all of the polls. all the arrows went one way in favor of the.

[broken audio] pete: i think we have lost -- mark, i think we have lost your shot. you made the strong point that both before and now after faith in the media is dropping. we lost mark thiessen's shot if we can get him back we will. otherwise i thought he summed it up nicely in the time we had together. mark, thanks for being here. coming up, our next guest's race because called in just 18 minutes. how did he do it? florida congressman elect byron donald is here to discuss his win. that's coming up next. is

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jedediah: trump supporters continue to swarm outside the phoenix counting center. this as president trump shrinks the gap with joe biden to less than 30,000 votes. kevin corke is live in phoenix as tens of thousands of votes are still left to count, kevin? kevin? do you have us? >> good to be with you. the stop the steal rally getting underway at 2:00 p.m. eastern time high noon in the valley of the sun. we will have coverage for when you that happens here today. they are gathering here in this state because of what many believe are voting irregularities. not just here but all around the country and many folks believe that's related to a particular software that is impacting the

election all around the country. there also have been unusual, let's say, vote tallies here in the state of arizona. folks here what a forensic analysis of that. and they want to make sure only legal votes are counted here in the state. let me draw your honor attention to a pair of tweets beginning with arizona congressman dr. paul guser. i'm calling on governor doug ducey to call a special session of the arizona legislature under article 4 of our state constitution to investigate the accuracy and reliability of dominion ballot software and its impact on our general election. he said no election results should be certified until a complete audit of the dominion machines are made that drew a very sharp retort from the secretary of state this shut turley ridiculous and you don't know what you are talking about. that from katie hobbs. it's irresponsible for public officials to be undermining the public's faith in our elections

the way you are. the former v.p.'s lead over the president shrinking to less than 2%. it is a stop the steal rally set to take place 2 p.m. eastern. we will be here radio for it for outback to you. flnch hid over to will cain. while the president election drags out days or perhaps weeks. our next guest's race was called 18 minutes. sweeping florida 19 congressional districts 61 to 38 becomes the third ever black republican from the sunshine state to be elected to the house of representatives. he joins us now fresh off his big win good morning, congratulations congressman elect. if you had to pin it down, i asked you what's the one that ig that resonated got people to overwhelming time results coming in. what would be the one message that resonated. >> it's really florida has always believed in conservative

principles. i'm a conservative. ands that very clear not just my time in florida's legislature but my time as a conservative activist here for the last 10 years. the second thing is that our supervisor of elections in lee county and collier county are some of the best not just in florida but in the country. they know how to count ballots. they do it efficiently and effectively a and that's why the results come so quickly. >> i saw former governor jeb bush we made 2,000 and made the appropriate corrections to our ballot counting process. you know, byron, the people of your district. in fact for that matter the people of america must have not gotten the memo because we have been told for four plus five years that republicans are racist. in fact, here is the memo and audio and video form over the last five years. >> there is a great amount of racism, anti-blackness. anti-wokeness. this idea that political correctness is some sort of scheme to destroy white america. this president has shown us that that is a misogynist. that he is homophobic.

that he is racist. >> donald trump probably personifies the most racist, xenophobic, sexist administration we have seen in our lifetime. will: that's just over the last couple of days. i say that message must not have gotten across because donald trump increased his vote with black mental and alabama black women and lgbtq and la teen knows. byron you in 85% white and 51% female district also won by an overwhimming marginal. did they not get the memo? >> they don't believe in that memo because that memo is stupid. that memo is idiotic. what voters care about in america whether you are white, black, hispanic, is about principles, it's about policy. about the things you are going to push forward for the future of our country. this divisive racist rhetoric from the left is the very thing that so many voters, including hispanic voters and black voters are beginning to reject i'm glad

they are doing it. high time to get back to the bills of the american people and not this divisible rhetoric from the left. will: imagine that seeing the world through character, action and principles. happy to see southwest florida was ready to do it. congratulations on your win, byron donald. >> thank you some. will: you bet. the voters have spoken and joe biden has a mandate to become the next president nancy pelosi says. jangeg chaffetz served alongside her in the house and he is next ♪ can i make your hands clap ♪ ♪

we lost a few seats as i said we won those seats in trump districts he wasn't on the ballot. he is now. i think what happened with the democrats for congress across the country helped contribute to the biden success. so we're very proud to be part of that mandate. as i said we have lost some battles but we won the war. we have the gavel. we have the gavel. president-elect biden has a strong mandate to lead and he will have a strong democratic house with him. jedediah: a strong mandate. words from nancy pelosi. we are going to bring in jason chaffetz, fox news contributor. former utah congressman and former chairman of the house oversight committee. jason, welcome. what do you make of nancy

pelosi's words there that joe biden would have a strong mandate if he were elected? >> wow, that was political spin right out of the heart of washington, d.c. if i ever saw some. first of all, joe biden hasn't won a race yet so for joe biden say he has a mandate, for nancy pelosi say he has a mandate little premature when they haven't even called some of these key races. let's remember, there is not a single republican, not one who is running for re-election in the house of representatives that lost their race. democrats lost several seats. there are still a lot that are right there on the bubble. she comes back with less of a caucus than ever. hats over to kevin mccarthy and the republicans because they really took it to nancy pelosi in the house there was no big blue wave in the senate. they didn't have that happen. they got two important senate races there in georgia. but they didn't take over the senate as was predicted. will: jason, i want to ask you a

should and will question. you are in a position to answer this because you spent many years in congress. no doubt mail in balloting played a role in this election. here is the should. should mail-in balloting be a part of our voting future but also just as importantly, will it, jason in you have been in congress. is that horse out of the barn? >> i think it's wrong. i think the mantra should to be authenticate the vote. if it was up to me personally i think everybody should vote at the same time the same way and they should do so in person maybe over a three day period. i think you need to look to new technology like block chain technology better smarter way of doing some of these things and giving maximum exposure and confidence in the system. but, that's for the future day. right now have you got to be able to you a then indicate those votes came in were really the votes that were legal and lawful. and right now you can't do that in pennsylvania. you can't do that in some of these other states.

pete: not even close. getting on an aaron require as lot more identification and verification than the sacred ballot especially when mailed in and have you no chain of custody and don't have to require a signature and you don't even know if it was counted let alone provisional ballots. lots of questions. let's hope we can keep it from being the status quo going forward. you wrote an op-ed at foxnews.com, congressman, with a scary preview. you said president biden could deliver these seven big surprises. again, of the election is not over. the fight will continue. but what does this preview look like? >> it's still a big, big if. i think donald trump has very valid arguments and those need to play out. if biden were to prevail, i don't believe nancy pelosi is coming back as the speaker. i don't believe she can get to 218 people that are necessary. i think that she would -- it would be a good time for her to bow out two time speaker of the house. but i don't think she can garner a caucus, a very small group of

democrats can gather together and say we're not voting for you on the floor. you can't get to 218. you're going to have to leave. pete: how about who would be the new speaker then, congressman? who would it be? >> so i really do believe if that were to happen, hakeem jeffriess, congressman, 50-year-old congressman out of new york would really be the leader in that position. he would be in the poll position. he would be the one to beat. i think that would surprise a lot of people hakeem jeffries black caucus, the hispanic caucus. trying to gather 218 votes behind somebody is really really a difficult thing. >> jason, we still haven't had a hunter biden sighting, that would be the future of that? >> i think that hunter biden is going to get a special

prosecutor from the trump administration. if donald trump did lose the parting gift that comes out of trump administration. rightfully so by the way is a special prosecutor it would be very difficult for the democrats to tear that down once it started i also think the far left part of the party will suddenly have an interested in the hunter biden they want to seat vice president harris asend to the throne to become the president. that is a scary prospect. but hunter biden, you are right, he has -- there is a lot of smoke there. it is highly warranted and the media, i think, will take advantage of the honeymoon period and yo suddenly start to write about hunter biden. they have to. pete: jason chaffetz i pray i hope you are wrong. there are scary things that could be on the horizon should this elections be decided in the coming days. jason chaffetz, thank you so much for your time this morning, we appreciate it? >> thank you.

jedediah: thank you, jason. we're going to head over to jillian mele now for some headlines. jillian? jillian: good morning. let's begin with this story. convicted murderer scott peterson waives his right to a speedy trial pushing his court date back to january. it was originally scheduled for later this month. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty after his original sentence was overturned in august due to errors in the jury selection. peterson was convicted in 2004 for the numbered of his wife lacy and their unborn child. spokesperson for utah senator mike lee dismisses steve schmid's possible run against his boss in 2022. the lincoln project co-founder floats the idea on twitter responding to a comment urging him to run. smith says is he thinking about it. lee's camp simply responding with lol about schmidt's possible run. we'll see. okay. a skydiver does what no other human has ever done before. check this out. peter selzman flying high up to

10,000 feet in the air with new electric wing suit. dare devil made in flight over the 186 miles per hour in five minutes. collaborating with bmw to create the wing suit. would any of do you that? pete: 100 percent. will: i want to say yes. jedediah: i would 100 percent do it. jillian: really wow jed you go. jedediah: we should do it. one of my first weekends on this show they sent me skydiving which is hilarious. got to be all three of us and jillian got to come too now that you have been brought into this. will: can't say no now so yeah, i'm in. will: if rick goes i'm. in are you in, rick? rick: no. not that one. i don't think that's something you can just do. i think you have to like -- you just have to fall like falling out of a plane. will: you can do it you do it successfully.

pete: just a little bit of training. rick: how do you do that flip the first time like that's not the time you are going to learn when you are jumping thought a suit like that. all right, guys. take a look at these temperatures. you know what we have got going on across the east. i want to show you what happens over the next number of days. temperatures into the 70s all across the northeast of course breaking temperatures for high temperatures. by monday 75 in chicago. we are still remain warm tuesday, but we do finally start to see tuesday into wednesday some of this cold air that's out across parts of the west begin to creep, in at least in terms of central plains. this is this western coast storm that we have. love to get moisture out here. we desperately need it. we have a drought going on been so severe. obviously talked about fires all summer long. good moisture. mountain snow. blizzard warnings in effected across parts of montana. that's where all of winter is there is another story we are going to continue to watch. moisture you see here across parts of florida right now. that is tropical depression eta will become later on today again a tropical storm. it was a hurricane that hit

nicaragua as a category 4 storm now it's going to go across cuba later today by tomorrow brushing parts of south florida. i think we are talking about kind of a moderate tropical storm there. and then it lingers here across parts of the eastern gulf for the next number of days. walch what these models do. these are those models we look at. got good agreement here and then you take a look at this. this is why we call them spaghetti models once you see that going on it get stucks there. probably rains itself out a little bit. another tropical storm watching. 28th storm ties record for the most storms. probably a couple more coming after this. jedediah: thanks, rick. pete: thank you, rick. still ahead as we await election results in a number of states. the president is taking legal action. charlie hurt here to wa weigh in that coming up next. ♪ i got my mind set on you ♪ i got my mind set on you

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will: all eyes in pennsylvania. legal battle ensues. pete: bryan llenas is live in pennsylvania with the latest. >> the counting, the waiting the legal challenges are all here in pennsylvania. it's continuing here. biden's lead is growing. it's about more than 28,000 votes over president trump right now. if he wins the commonwealth, 20 electoral votes, he wins the presidency. there are about 89,000 mail-in ballots that are left to be counted. they also have to count military and absentee and about 100,000 provisional ballots. the majority of these remaining mail ballots are in the democratic strongholds of pittsburgh and philadelphia. biden has been winning about 77%

of the mail-in ballots in the commonwealth the entire commonwealth. democrats voted overwhelmingly more by mail than republicans did. meanwhile, the biggest legal question in pennsylvania is the issue over the late mail-in ballots. under state guidelines, mail-in ballots arrived up to three days after election day are supposed to be segregated and counted separately. pennsylvania republicans filed suit in the u.s. supreme court claiming that at least 25 counties could not confirm that they were actually doing this. so, yesterday, u.s. supreme court justice alet toe issued an emergency order affirming that the pennsylvania counties need to segregate and need to separately count the late arriving ballots. republicans believe that these late-may in ballots are unconstitutional. they hope the u.s. supreme court will take up the case when all the counting is done. justice alito for now deferred on the republican's requests to hold the ongoing count of these late ballots. here is pennsylvania's

democratic attorney general. >> this attempt by donald trump and those aligned with him to get those ballots thrown out and run to the supreme court as they have indicated clearly that's failed they have refused to intervene and ultimately now those ballots are going to be counted. >> we still do not know how many late mail-in ballots there are. that could be a deciding factor in this race if it's super close. guys, back to you. will: thanks, brian. jedediah: thank you brine. fox news contributor and opinion editor for "the washington times" charlie hurt. welcome to the show. of course we want to hear the latest on these lawsuits. i'm generally curious, charlie, any of these lawsuits are the allegations of fraud enough in trmings of numbers that you are seeing that would actually sway the outcome of the election. that's a point that's been brought up multiple times and i don't have an answer to it yet.

>> that's a great question. every election do you see irregularities and there is sort of an acceptance that there is some degree of fraud in every election that we have. and the question always comes is the race close enough that those cases of fraud that we expect in every election are those cases enough to changes outcome of the race? this is a race that is very close closest race we have seen since 2,000. president trump discounted by all the experts said he had no chance whatsoever. he won 70 million votes. that's 8 million more than he won last time. again, at a time when everybody discounted him. and he won in all these states that everybody said tha that hed no way of winning. the race is that close. and because it is that close. the -- and you are right. the onus is on the president and his team to present those cases

and to make their cases for why we should go back and look at the allegations of fraud. and they have to make all that very clear. but, by all means, he should execute -- he should pursue every legal option that he has because exactly what you said because of the closeness of this race. pete: yeah, trump camp is arguing that the irregularities are systemic drawing difference between counting votes and counting legal votes. that is what that is at stake here this is academic question but honest question what's a good faith argument the democrats could be in philly blocking poll watchers and not see close enough to see the ballots. feels like time and time again you see things like that that should raise eyebrows. >> absolutely. i cannot think of any. i spend my entire life trying to think of what the good faith argument is on the other side.

i cannot come up with any good faith argument on the other side. you know, perhaps they could say okay, well, it's disruptive to have somebody standing over my shoulder while i'm counting. well, that's not the way this works. that's the way we do elections in this country. that's how we ensure elections are fair and honest in this country is that everybody is watched very carefully. we believe in trust but verify. mainly verify. because that's how the entire system works. and as soon as you break that down, everything falls apart. and here's another thing that i think is kind of curious about this. we have a lot of these allegations, you know, examples that we hear from all over these different states about problems all of the problems go in joe biden's favor. that's a real problem for me. will: that's a great points, charlie. i don't know whether these are systemic issues but talking about a razor thin margin of error everything should be vetted for perfection.

pete: thanks, charlie. will: a 9-year-old girl is forced to remove jesus loves me mask in class. family defend religious freedom. you will hear from them next. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better.

jedediah: an elementary school accused of forcing a 3rd grader to remove her mask because it said jesus loves me on the front sparking a free speech lawsuit against that mississippi school district. the superintendent arguing, quote: masks cannot display political, religious, any inappropriate symbols gestures or statements that may be offensive, disruptive or deemed democratickive to the school environment. here with an update 9-year-old student lydia booth along with her parents matthew and jennifer and their attorney. welcome all of to you the show. i will begin with you, jennifer.

did you have any inkling that sending your daughter to school with this mask would be a problem in terms of what the land book disclosed or any idea that you would be doing something wrong? >> never in a million years did we think that we would be dealing with this issue. jedediah: so now what strikes me about this, matthew, is that it seems to me that other students at the school have worn masks that have political representations on them. do you know if those students have been scolded or told to remove their masks. >> we got a 16-year-old son that goes to the high school. and he said that he sees kids walking around all the time with them and nothing has been said or anything. until this started. jedediah: yeah. until this -- okay. and you see the mask right there displayed on the screen for the audience to see. tyson, what concerns me about this case is that it seems to me that in schools oftentimes and

the school may be -- may be a case similar is that there is an arbitrary application of rules like this. for some students they are punished and others they are not. what is the case that you will be bringing forward in terms of free speech and how this has all been handled? >> well, it's really a simple one. students have a right to express their faith at school. and that's guaranteed by the first amendment. and you are right. the arbitrary application is barred by the first amendment. that's exactly what government officials don't have the right to do. but, you know, this really isn't about a mask. it's about a public school telling a little girl that she can't wear a mask with a message that's really important to her. jedediah: so, lydia, i want to ask you about that, because how did it make you feel when i were told you couldn't wear your mask? >> sad and confused. jedediah: sad and confused. and how did that happen? did the principle tell you directly?

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you're constantly weakening that enamel structure. pronamel repair allows more minerals to penetrate deep into the enamel layer and it repairs it. it is pretty phenomenal. ♪ ♪ down the street ♪ got a good looking woman with her arms around me ♪ with her arms out. jedediah: we begin the 8:00 a.m. hour "fox & friends weekend" with one of my favorite songs by the way my husband used to sing me that song when we first met. i love that one. welcome, everyone. our election night has extended into the weekend. we are here with will cain and pete hegseth bringing you the latest every hour until 10:00 a.m. thanks for joining us. pete: election morning plus four at this point. we will continue to cover every angle, will, over to you. we know maybe not a smiling

mood. not the feeling you have when there is this pit in your stomach about things not feeling quite all that above board. but we will do the best we can here. will: we will look into all of those i. dig in to everything around this election. including the results legitimacy, the issues, the opinions that america just voiced over the past week. we are keeping a close eye on four key states. as joe biden says he is heading for a clear win. despite ballots still being counted transition team hard at work. griff jenkins is live in wilmington, delaware with the latest breakdown of election results. >> will, jed, pete, good morning to you. if you are just waking up and tuning into this the race pretty much the same as yesterday. joe biden needs one state to get to the legal number. and the president pursues legal options in several states. show you where the race stands. here are the race boards. in pennsylvania, biden doubled his margin from where he was yesterday to now ahead by more

than 28,000. in georgia, where it is so close a recount is likely determined biden increasing his margin to just over 4,000. out west, in nevada, biden ahead by more than 22,000 with 87% reporting. a lot more to go there. and in north carolina, the president is maintaining his lead of 76,000. and finally out in arizona, a state which fox has called for biden, biden leads by nearly 30,000, which is almost a percentage point. the campaign was waiting late last night to come out and have a victory celebration in the states behind me. that never came. so he came out to the chase center saying he got a mandate from the american people to deal with several issues. watch. >> we have serious problems to deal with. from covid, to the economy, to racial justice, climate change. we don't have any more time to waste on partisan warfare. >> and is he not waiting as he mentioned now. transition team being formed bid that coughman who served on his

staff 32 years. s president showing you no signs of conceding first tweeting. this joe biden should not wrongfully claim the office of the president. i could make that claim, also. legal proceedings are just now beginning. then a statement from the trump campaign saying this is about the integrity of our entire election process. we will pursue this process through every aspect of the law to guarantee the american people have confidence in our government as we know we'll find out more about the ballot drops out in arizona. there should be coming in a few hours. in pennsylvania. still working on both sides of the state. right now it's a wait and watch thing as the president proceeds with his legal challenges in pennsylvania and nevada. will, pete, jedediah? pete: griff, thank you very much. appreciate that update. let's go straight to a souter give us more information. let's brings in house minority leader kevin mccarthy. mr. minority leader thank you very much for being here this morning. congratulations on picking up seats in the house. everyone is waking you up this morning four days after the

election president saying legal challenges just beginning. >> we are still counting. we don't know the numbers yet. we have watched in arizona the president gained seats. we have watched in these others become so close you are now going to a recount. have you more americans vote than in any time in our history. but they didn't just vote normally. more voted by mail not because they were requested but because ballots were sent to them. many of these states are not used to that. every county was not treated the same. some voters were able to correct their ballots. some counties we find are allowing to you have a ballot after the election. these are questions not for republicans or democrats but for all americans. we want to make sure we trust. there are transparency, there is accuracy there are reports not just reports but we watched it with our own eyes they were not allowing observers from either party in to watch. putting ply booed up so you couldn't look in.

even down to city council races we have always allowed that to happen. take for one moment right before the election every pundit told you that the republicans in the house would lose 15 seats. that the lose the senate the president would lose by the largest possible. he was behind 17 points in wisconsin. what was the outcome? no not one republican lost in the house. we actually gained seats. we are still counting those ballots as well we could be up to 212 republicans in the house. no we didn't lose the senate. the states legislatures republican dids did not lose one of those. we actually gabsd three. yeah, it is appropriate that we pause for a moment and make sure the closest race ever for presidency by the number of people voting that we get it right. especially going forward. so, yeah, the president, everybody said he lose big. no, he wasn't losing by those poll numbers. republicans didn't lose the senate. we didn't lose the house. we gained seats from miami to

l.a. the former secretary of health and human service lost. a sitting chairman of the agricultural committee who has been here 30 years lost. not one incumbent lost? so it does make you wonder wouldn't the presidency follow along interest transparency and accountability inside our election process? jedediah: house minority leader representative nancy pelosi has weighed in on election results. let's take a listen to what she had to say and then we will get your reaction pretty soon the hyphen will be gone from vice president to president-elect joe biden. happy day for our country. joe biden is a union fire. i am so officially pleased with the outcome that is imminent and also personally delighted. it is clear that the biden-harris ticket will win the

white house. this has been a life or death fight for the fate of our democracy as he says the soul of our country. we did not win every battle in the house but we did win the p par. jedediah: obviously not clear yet because the race has not been declared. that's an odd statement from her. what do you think about this that she is saying essentially the war has been won by democrats? she lost every single race she had against republicans. she said just the week prior to the election that she was going to win double digital numbers. that she was not only winning the elections for this time but so many that she would win and keep the majority the next time. her own speakership is in doubt at this moment. the only person in the democratic party who won in congress was the progressives they became stronger. the american people reject

dollars this idea of the far left moving forward. this is the rejection of defunding the police. this is the rejection of wasting their majority and just working on impeachment. if anybody is looking at it and you look inside the democratic caucus, they called it a dumpster fire. they yelled at one another. they questioned why they would even be so progressive or talk about the socialism of what they say. they literally yelled and said never use that word again i'm not sure what face nancy pelosi is putting on it's delusional face no. bigger loser on election night than what their policies meant and socialism and her as in her leadership. will: not everybody agrees with that mr. minority leader. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez thinks it's a call for more socialism. more radicalism. i'm going to turn something now that i find up credibly concerning. she is receiving some heat for the following.

anyone archiving these fixes when they try to down play their complicity in the future. i foresee decent probability of many deleted tweets, writings and photos in the future. lol personal responsibility being upset the idea of being responsible for their behavior over the last four years. mr. minority leader i always ask myself is this extreme one off point of view. this idea of creating a list of trump accountability project. but i have seen staffers from pete buttigieg campaign tweeting the same this is arguably the most influential congresswoman on the influential side of the aisle. what do you make of this? >> this is very concerning and shouldn't be just concerning for those in congress. it should be for every american and every viewer that watches this show. she is literally saying she is making a list based upon your beliefs make a list watch in history scared any time that's ever happened that this is not a country that has a first amendment. that she is going to judge you. and you wonder why the polls were wrong? you wonder why people did not

tell you where they stood for exactly this purpose? that a person and political power would want to harm deplorables. they were elm bare rationed they embarrassed. nancy pelosi we were domestic enemies. now literally making a list and taking it that further it's not just me who is watching you anchoring. the 70 million americans who vote ford president trump that now is some type of enemy and they want a list to do something with it? pete: some are saying there isn't of widespread fraud. race you are very familiar with sean parnell. 13,000 previously unreported absentee ballots dropped in without either candidate knowing in the middle of the night switching the rails in one direction. they stopped counting for long periods of time, signatures were not required there is lotted of

questions in individual races that include tens of thousands of the votes the difference between a congressman parnell or not. what are you doing in individual races that would tell us about the larger race as well? >> we have people on the ground, our legal teams that already posed ahead of time. this isn't just a one case inside sean parnell even prior to the in allegheny county they predicted up to 29,000 ballots that were wrong. they had the lower tickets wrong. and they mailed those out. do you know what they said? they just mailed new ones out. and they said we will catch those when they come in. how do you know if you don't have observers in the room. how do you know if they're putting ply boards up that would mean 29,000 people could double vote. is it in a heavily democrat place? when you had sean parnell winning not by a small margin by a huge margin i was on the phone with him talking to him.

huge ballots come in. shot showing in bad ballots were removed. we were in court trying prior to this election now low and behold the things we feared the most we now see happening without transparency. that is why we continue. that is why it shouldn't just be republicans it should be democrats, independents, green party should be concerned what's happening and want to make sure that we get this right and we have transparency and accountability especially what you are seeing in sean parnell's race. jedediah: house minority leader kevin mccarthy thank you for joining us this morning we appreciate it. >> thank you. jedediah: it's time now for some headlines with our good friend jillian mele. jillian: good morning. begin with a fox news alert now. white house chief of staff mark meadows has tested positive tore covid-19. at least four other white house officials and a trump campaign senior adviser have also reportedly tested positive for the virus not confirmed when mid dos was diagnosed or where they

contracted covid-19. says he is doing well. totwo heavily armed men arrested near pennsylvania convention center face weapons charges. two arained at a hearing last night. prosecutors say the men drove a hummer from virginia to deliver fake ballots because they were concerned about vote counting at the convention center. they are behind bars on $750,000 bail and expected back in court later this month. how about this one couple celebrating the newest edition. maggie jane is the michigan family's first daughter after the couple gave birth to 14 sons in a row. 14. the couple has been married since 1993. and their oldest son is 28 years old. that little girl has a lot of body guards. send it back to you guys. will: good looking family. >> congrats. >> still ahead as leader mccarthy still mentioned the

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you? >> the whole issue of socialism, communism. the extremism of my opponent and many members of the democrat party gave us the victory. and not only myself but also over congressional district 27 salazar actually had a stunning upset at least mine was a toss-up. hers nobody saw coming. and so what was it? down here in miami-dade county come from cuba, nicaragua, venezuela, south and central america. they understand what socialism is all about. and my opponent was very slow to condemn actually never condemned the defund the police movement. she also said kind of playing coy with the whole idea of packing the court. we understand what that means. we have seen that movie before we came from those countries we

want no part of it and that's why i'm the new congressman for congressional 86. jed jet the hispanic vote in particular. do you think this trend will continue when it comes to the hispanic vote particularly cuban americans many of them and their families who fled socialist regimes as you mentioned. do you think that fear will persist as you see the likes of aoc and the kamala harris gain positions of power in the democrat party and have the capacity to influence the likes of a joe biden? >> it's not just cuban americans that are, you know, going to be fearful of an aoc and them and the omars and the -- you know, like i said venezuela is going through the same thing cubans. we told them this is what is going to happen and sure enough that's what happened. i knocked on doors in chele. thercapitolchile.they were veryt

that vote. that's going to continue to resonate even though they will deny that socialists. tell me who your friends are and i will tell you who you are. my opponent was a progressive caucus. going to grow. the only senator in that caucus is bernie sanders. and so we understand what bernie sanders is all about. we understand what aoc is all about. and frankly, the american people, not just cubans and the latin americans and the venezuelans here will reject it. the american people will eventually reject it. because that is not what this country is about. frankly that's why i ran. you know, i came from cuba as a 6-year-old kid. and this is the land of opportunity. i love this country and i don't want to see, you know, something happening to this country that has happened in other countries down in the caribbean, central

and south america. jedediah: yeah. congressman elect, thank you so much for joining us today. we appreciates it. we have more "fox & friends" come up on the other side.

pete: welcome back illegal immigrant pleading guilty to murdering a california police officer. the 33-year-old mexican national sentenced to life in prison without parole for shooting and killing corporal singh after getting pulled over for suspected driving drunk on christmas in 2018 the officer's brother giving emotional testimony at the hearing on thursday. watch. >> i want you to look at you every morning when you wake up i want you to think about all of this and the actions you did.

i want you to think and remember my brother's name. >> corporal renell singh's brother reggie singh joins me now. thank you so much for being here. we can hear the pain in your voice but today to know that justice has been served to an illegal who killed your brother who served our country, how are you feeling today? >> the family is okay with the decision. we were requesting the death penalty but unfortunately in california the politicians don't feel the same. my family were okay with the decision. pete: okay with the decision. gguilty. life without parole. but, as you step back on the process do you feel like we have our arms around crime being committed sanctuary cities or one instance it was done right but so many other families are left wanting? >> exactly. the policies over here, you know, it's not helping.

memendosa, she shouldn't even be here. he had a warrant out and the sanctuary city policy was protecting him. and he took my brother's life. pete: reggie this issue was brought forward by candidate trump and then president trump. do you feel without his leadership you would have gotten the kind of spotlight on this wish rank and file republicans and democrats or is this something that the president has almost single-handedly brought up about forgotten men and women like your brother who are taken at the hands of illegals? >> yes, if we didn't get the support from the president put a spotlight it showed the people what the problem is with sanctuary city what's happening in california. pete: the problem in the future is it getting better or worse.

the wall has been built. there have been threats to take on sanctuary cities. where are we? better or worse? >> i mean, i don't see the wall is definitely helping needs to be built, finished. i totally support that. the sanctuary city policy talking about california policies over here by our governor is not helping. it's trying to protect all the criminalsals as opposed to tax paying citizens which is the point. we remember corporal singh's life. justice is served even though we cannot bring him back, religiony, god bless you. thank you for your time. >> thank you, pete. thank you. pete: all right. we have more "fox & friends" after this brief break. so what's going on?

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will: wisconsin is now canvassing votes to certify the election. the state is facing a two week led dine as president trump's campaign calls for a full recount. jedediah: mike tobin joining us from milwaukee with the latest. mike? >> good morning, gangs. at this stage wisconsin is largely on auto pilot. the canvassing began two days ago and it needs to be completed by november 17th. some of the small counties are completing their canvassing rather quickly. the larger counties like milwaukee county, brown county where green bay is located, they may need all of that time. but only once it's completed

county election commission certify the result. only once it's completed county trump campaign officially request the precount provided the split here remains less than 1%. wednesday morning many of you woke up to posts on social media claiming wisconsin had more ballots than registered voters. that is not true the voting population is 4.5 million. 3.6 million people are registered. 3.2 million cast a ballot. giving 72 or 89% turnout depending if you use population or registered voters. the claim of a ballot dump in the middle of a night is the result of absentee ballots largely in milwaukee, democratic strong hold, they were totaled at 3:30 a.m. and added to the mix. same with green bay and those votes favored joe biden. largely what we saw here with the vote mirrored what we saw in 2016. no one switched from left to right. what we saw is at same vote with the volume turned out. you had more people coming out. you saw the population centers in milwaukee county and dain

county favored joe biden as they were expected to do. the rural counties favored president trump. in the end the democrats were simply get more people off the couch to the tune of 40,000 voters turning what was a 20,000 vote deficit for hillary clinton into a 20,000 vote win for joe biden. guys, back to you. will: all right. thank you, mike tobin. as the trump campaign mounts legal battles in some key states, some on the left are calling for the president to accept defeat. jedediah: but our next guest who sounded the alarm on potential chaos months ago said it's time to let the election process play out. pete: fox news contributor and washington examiner chief political correspondent byron york joins us now. byron, legal battles across the spectrum. the president contesting this. even in places like milwaukee, pennsylvania, what should think be doing? what's happening? and what's the state of the race? >> well, the state of the race is it's saturday morning and it

hasn't been decided. we don't know who the next president will be because it is so close. it's clear that joe biden is very, very close to winning the presidency. but, we still don't know. and a lot of people predicted that this kind of drawn out process would happen. i wrote about this in september. the house judiciary committee and oversight committee republicans on those committees published a report and said this is going to be a mess because a number of states, including some of those that are now in contest, decided to change their election laws. and then state election boards decided to change the laws that the legislature had written. and in pennsylvania, clearly, we are seeing a result of that the legislature had said votes have to be received by election day. and then the state supreme court said no, we can make it later than that.

maybe three days, maybe six days. the u.s. supreme court declines to intervene in what a lot of republicans thought was a big mistake. but now we are seeing what happens, which is this extended period of uncertainty. will: byron, you were writing about in this september talking about changes to election laws most of which or all of which pushed by the democrats. although it's not an issue in pennsylvania. it is an issue in nevada. i want to hone in on one of the things you were talking about. that is mass mailout mouthing and then the ability for individuals, political operatives to go out and collect mass amounts and bring them in. this has got to be something, byron, i would think is rife for abuse. >> it's something that everybody is concerned about you will something everybody should be concerned about. there was all this talk about how the president during the campaign was denigrating mail-in voting and he did indeed do a lot of that he later kind of focused his opposition not to what we call absentee voting

where a voter sends in an application for a ballot, receives the ballot and then sends in the ballot. but what are called these mass universal mailouts of ballots, which occurred in several states over the election. it flooded the states with blots. some of them were used. some of them were not. but there just a lot of ballots sitting around. now, in addition, other states, including nevada, allowed what's called ballot harvesting. normally by law, when you go to vote, you hand in one ballot, your own there are some provisions that if you have, say, a close family member who is disabled, you could hand in a ballot for him or her. but what these laws allowed in nevada and especially in california, they allowed third parties, even people working for campaigns to collect dozens of ballots from people say at a nursing home or some other

institution, and then go hand them in. so here's my vote and by the way here is 50 other votes for people -- from people who gave them to me to give to you the election board it. is really really ripe for problems. jedediah: you mentioned that ballot harvesting. are we seeing instances of that occurring in large numbers in terms of the allegations that are being made, the losses that are being brought up? are you seeing large quantities of this being brought forward when it comes to ballot harvesting. when it comes to poll watching, when it comes to any of these issues that have been made public in the last few days? >> well, poll watching is an issue that has come up in these days because there were some areas where democrats were not allowing republicans to observe the counting of the vote. that's a pretty open and shut case. both parties should be allowed to observe the counting of the votes as far as harvesting. it's the kind of thing you find out later. we saw it big time in california, which allows this as

one of the most liberal laws about it. in 2018, which republicans lost a number of house seats long after election day when large numbers of ballots started showing up. so what's happening now is only saturday morning. we don't know what's going on in a lot of places. so if there is this kind of harvesting going on in states that allow it, we will find out later. jedediah: byron, one thing for certain this is not over yet. pete: thank you, byron. jedediah: thanks for joining us today, we appreciate it. >> thank you. jedediah: sure thing. and we are over to jillian mele for headlines now. jillian: good morning. let's begin with this story. a minnesota college president offers to bail out students arrested in protests mccall lizster college students suzanne rivera tweeting quote any student enrolled in civil disobedience and needs help with bail or fine they cannot afford can seek reimbursement by

emailing me her goal is to defend free speech. the 2020 election spending records more than $8 billion was spent across 5,000 elections. $2 billion more than the 2016 price tag. advertising analytics telling fox news the presidential election alone cost 3 billion. biden campaign outspent president trump with nearly 28 million to just over 11 million in the final weeks. just on tv ads. north carolina senate race there cost 264 million. candidates spent most in california costing 653 million in ads. work from home like the president. the house in london featuring very own oval office selling for 148 million bucks. the replica was built by jfk's father joseph kennedy when he was based at the american embassy in london back in 1938. the building, which houses swanky apartments is said to have inspired junior jfk to get in politics. wow, lock how pretty that is. i would love to go for a tour

there. maybe fox could send us there for a tour. will: i don't think that's happening any time soon. jillian: you are right. will: check in the weather with rick reichmuth. what's up, rick? >> hey, guys. have you more tropical storm activity going on. we are on 28th named storm of the year. tropical depression eta. major hurricane eta before it hit nicaragua ya and honduras. death toll is climbing from there from. this the center of the storm pulled back in acots caribbean. likely strengthen. the problem is it's going to go over cuba later on today and tomorrow morning. that will weaken again a little bit. likely a moderate to strong tropical storm somewhere around south florida tomorrow night. now, i don't think it's going to be anything that's going to cause massive damage here. but we have had a lot of moisture already in the month of october in south florida. in fact some areas about twice the average october. now you will get a lot more rain, probably about a month's worth in about a day and a half or two days here.

then we will watch it get back out in towards parts of the eastern gulf and from there kind of meander for a couple of days. probably talking about this storm still for another week or. so hard to believe. here is how much rain we are going to be getting in across parts of the southern half of florida. a lot of areas, maybe 4 to 8 inches of rain. maybe a little bit higher than that in a couple of spots. already see the moisture beginning to creep into south florida. get ready. throughout the day today and throughout the day tomorrow. one other thing we are watching is first big winter storm coming in across parts of the west. we desperately need this moisture. so we are getting rain even into southern california today around the l.a. area. we have had all these fires that might cause the potential for a mudslide or two. but overall we have got to get this moisture when we can and we're getting some right now out across parts of the west. guys back to you. pete: rick, thank you very much. appreciate it. rick: you bet. pete: night to honor and celebrate america's heroes. it's the second annual fox nation patriot awards and happening on november 20th.

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harvard researches found that 20% of grocery workers at a massachusetts store tested positive chipotle is struggling with employee shortages as covid-19 cases rise. the company expanded emergency leave benefits to pay employees who test positive for the virus. the fast food chain has also adjusted store hours and closed certain locations due to staff cases. jedediah? jedediah: thank you, jillian. we are back with a live look at capitol hill as the balance of power hangs in the balance. pete: four senate races remain undecided. jedediah: oops, my apologies, pete, i stepped on you. will: i have it from here. cute how you did that in unison. todd piro which seats are still in limbo. todd: basically melodic if you ask me. beautiful. good morning will, jedediah and pete. biggest question mark as we know for the senate georgia both seats appear to headed for

runoffs january 5th. david perdue facing a challenge from jon ossoff kelly loeffler faces raffle war knock to fill johnny isakson's term. georgia law requires a candidate to get more than 50% of the vote to win without a runoff. senator thom tillis leading call cunningham by almost 100,000 votes around 171,000 ballots still need to be counted. in alaska, senator dan sullivan holding hefty lead over dan gross that race hasn't been called because only half the ballots have been counted. if tillis and you have van win democrats would need to win both georgia seats to split the senate. republicans lost only one total seat on election day with democrats flipping arizona and colorado. the g.o.p. flipping alabama. but, guys, i think it's abundantly clear if georgia goes to the democrats, one name will be on the tip of all of our lungs, joe manchin from west

virginia. you know what i'm talking about. guys, back to you. >> until then all eyes on those two races. we are already halfway through the nfl regular season. can you believe it? we are previewing the big matches on fox this weekend and that's next. jedediah: but first with a presidential election still undecided can you track and analyze voting data across the country tri in realtime by down loading the fox news app. download foxnews.com/download or scan the qr code below with your smart phone. >> get up to date with the fox news app. with all races across the nation with realtime voter data. america is watching. download the free fox news app. today.

will: start of week 9 of the nfl kicking off right here on fox a full slate of matchups you have to see break down the games and players to watch fox sports nfl reporter jen hale. i know you have matchups we should be keeping our eyes on. >> absolutely. good morning, will. this is going to be an absolutely phenomenal week in the nfl. a lot of stars and a lot of great matchups starting with the one here in buffalo, the seahawks about to be on their way to buffalo. going to be a gorgeous day tomorrow for the leading mvp candidate russell wilson to try to continue working the magic he has worked all season long. he has been phenomenal. he looks better than ever. mccalf doesn't hurt lebron james called so crazy athletic. offense is putting up record breaking stats. definition always been the question mark this season for the seahawks. tomorrow they get back adam, carlos dunlap makes his debut. i think the seahawks definition

is going to be better than ever. i'm predicting they have a big win tomorrow over the buffalo bills and josh allen but it will probably be a wonderful fight to watch. that's for sure. and then hey, panthers and chiefs i love this one because the panthers are getting christian mccaffrey back. he has been out for a while with that high ankle sprain getting back just in time to make the trip to kansas city and boy the panthers need him. the chiefs offense has been on fire averaging 39 point the past two games. i still think the chiefs one but i think -- going to be back with a vengeance yesterday to make up for lost time. then have you bears and titans. the offensive line for the bears has been so beat up. they might be down four starters tomorrow. can he hold up under pressure? we will see. also keep an eye on derrick henry the running back for the tennessetitans. is he phenomenal. chargers and rarts. justin herbert another record setting guy lost in the nfl. is he putting up crazy numbers.

15 touchdowns through his first six weeks that is tied for first in nfl history. the chargers know bosa so i think derek carr is going to be comfortable. the raiders has been strong on the road i'm going with the raiders on that one. will: i like the predictions. >> best of luck. will: nobody has won terry bradshaw's money yet. that's what i understand. a million bucks and it's still floating out there with the fox bet super 6 app. is that right, jen? >> 100 percent, will. it's up for grabs. who wants it and needs a million dollars. free to play go to the app. store and download fox bet. how good are you at score predictions? how on target can you be? if you are really good can you win a million dollars of terry bradshaw's money. check it out. it's a lot of fun. will: maybe your predictions can come in handy. >> i hope. so. will: catchall those games on fox tomorrow and, jen, will be there for, what seahawks, bills? >> seahawks bills, absolutely.

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of "fox and friends". put your four fingers up. we have a busy busy show for you, turn from election day to election week, break it down every which way. we have a lot to say about the state of the race. >> we have only just begun to fight, twitter immediately censoring the tweet, talking about what is happening in pennsylvania late votes being counted but this is being litigated. big tech shutting it down. >> we give you the latest on these races. we will talk to experts on the ground in the next hour. for now the presidential races stuck in limbo. we await results from nevada, georgia, pennsylvania and north carolina still counting ballots amid a wave of lawsuits.

>> the supreme court getting involved as justice alito orders pennsylvania to separate late mail in ballots but the legal battle didn't stop joe biden from saying this. >> a record number of americans from all races, faiths, religions chose change over more of the same. they've given us a mandate to action. >> donald trump tweeting biden should not wrongfully claim the presidency legal proceedings are just beginning. we have coverage from harrisburg, pennsylvania but begin with griff jenkins in delaware. >> reporter: good morning, taking in all the opening you went through, both candidates have a path only donald trump has a more difficult path, biden only needs one state to get to 270.

let's show you where the race stand. in pennsylvania he has a double-digit lead from yesterday. in georgia where recounts are expected new numbers increasing the narrow margin from 4000 to more than 7000. out west in nevada biden ahead by 22,000. in north carolina donald trump maintaining his lead of 76,000. in arizona where fox called the race for biden, biden leads by 30,000. the biden campaign waited late yesterday hoping the state would go their way, it did not, came to the chase center behind me and talks about what to accomplish with that mandate. >> we have serious problems to deal with. kim jong un for, the economy, racial justice, climate change. we don't have time to waste on partisan warfare. >> reporter: the transition team is being formed. ted kaufman who was on biden's

staff, as you mentioned, donald trump showing no signs of conceding, putting out the statement last like will make this is about the integrity of our election process. we will pursue this process through every aspect of the law to guarantee the american people have confidence our government. pursuing legal avenues in pennsylvania and nevada. behind me you see the biden victory stage set up in wilmington, the secret service has it locked down. should pennsylvania or another go in the way of biden will he come here? the president increases legal challenges. find out. >> thanks. >> now to brian in harrisburg, pennsylvania has ballot counting continues.

>> let's begin with the president's tweets, that he believe these legal fights not only in pennsylvania but nationwide could make all the difference in this election, tens of thousands of votes were illegally received after 8:00 pm on tuesday, election day, easily changing the results in pennsylvania, and certain razor thin states. hundreds of thousands of votes were illegally not allowed to be observed. a judge in pennsylvania found republican observers in the philadelphia convention center were too far from the mail-in ballot count at 25 feet so he ordered them to be closer at 6 feet but on the issue of whether they were allowed access fox news found these claims unfounded. there were republican observers that were allowed in the convention center. we spoke to them on the ground. on the issue of tens of thousands of votes illegally received after 8:00 pm tuesday right now under pennsylvania law late mail-in ballots, the

pennsylvania supreme court made the decision they believe mail-in ballots that arrive three days after election day should count. the president and republicans believe they should not count, they are unconstitutional and that could go to the supreme court but as a practical matter those late mail in ballots are part of the count. we spoke to the secretary of state's office, the supreme court ordered those late mail in ballots should be segregated and statement, the counties are counting the ballots, count of these are included in the overall totals publicly display. the bottom line is do we think -- we don't know how many ballots have been segregated and separated. could they make the difference in pennsylvania? maybe. the secretary of state says she does not believe there will be

enough of those late mail-in ballots to be segregated to make a difference but we know those late mail in ballots are part of the count on your screen and right now as a practical matter biden is leading by 28,000 points over donald trump in pennsylvania. >> contrast pennsylvania with florida which knows how to conduct elections and dealt with a lot of ballots being mailed in and reported overwhelmingly in the president's direction by millions of votes on election night. it can be done if handled properly. that the contrast with pennsylvania. poll watchers were allowed to talk to pull purchase, they had to fight to get close enough to see aunt in philadelphia, no good-faith reason to block poll watchers from being able to watch. as far as ballots after the election it remains to be seen if those will be considered legal ballots. the insanity of the president

tweeting out this morning, as you look, you can't read it without a content warning acknowledging this may be something you shouldn't see, it leads to suspicion about the fact that there are irregularities and all going in one direction. that is the argument the trump campaign is making, you can't move the deadline without the legislature doing it. if you segregate these ballots and alito said they need to you are setting up the possibility for supreme court challenge which could change the balance of pennsylvania which is why news networks shouldn't call this election, should wait to see what voters say and that is what the president is saying. count all legal ballots that are submitted. >> and 2020 we have technological marvel to communicate with anybody on it,

we have an archaic voting system, insane at this point. a healthy discussion whether or not the potential fraud is systemically enough to swing the election? i would say this. if an infection shows up in your leg and hand that seems small but showing up in different parts of your body it might be worth a check up. the democratic party responses you are fine but after years, after years of life upon live upon lie, flip your channel changer in your hand and hear about russia collusion, postal service conspiracy, whatever law you want to pick from there has been some skepticism, some learning of the benefit of the doubt. it seems to be quite responsible, very reasonable to say i don't have trust in the institution and i want to verify, make sure that all of this is on the up and up. no matter what political party

you are from a reasonable request. >> i think allegations of widespread fraud need to be backed up. allegations of poll watchers not being allowed in need to be backed up. i'm not seeing that. that is not -- you just heard poll watchers were allowed in from the start. the problem with this is that when you say this it makes people feel they can't trust our democratic process, they can't trust the electoral process. if that is the case in there is widespread massive fraud that could affect the outcome of this election we need to know about it but if that is not happening, these can be dangerous in terms of how voters view the process. we have to trust the process. the legislature - the legislature in pennsylvania decided they didn't want to tally a lot of mail-in ballots early which is why you are seeing a lot of buildup. a lot of people in pennsylvania

voted in good faith that they were polls. if you agree the supreme court should have made the decision or not but the state court made the decision and people voted based on that. that will tell us if those votes are legal. people's if you give motor information and you vote by this day, but if somebody told you if you go to the polls, sign off by this day your vote counts and you vote based on that information you were misled and how does your vote not count? >> no doubt allegations of fraud earlier -- regular reasoning to be best about restoration of faith in the system depends on acting people, the most irregular election in our history. the way restore faith is putting evidence and research into assuring that is the case. this process of -- >> you have to look in order to

get it. >> we are in the middle of the process. >> can't do it in four days. >> no good-faith reason -- >> i 100% agree with you. >> talk to pittsburgh, 13,000 ballots reported to nobody. neither campaign do these were coming in the day after the election, changing the balance of the race, that can happen on multitudes. people are seeing things, it is worth taking the time considering the four years they tried to delegitimize donald trump and won't give four days to find out if there are irregularities in milwaukee, in philly, in detroit. >> the issue of transparency is something we talk about over a matter of several days including earlier on the show when kevin mccarthy, this is

what he said about transparency. >> every county was not treated the same, some voters were able to correct their ballots, some, to have a ballot after the election. these are questions not for republicans or democrats but all-americans. we want to make sure there's trust, transparency and accuracy. we watched with our own eyes, they were not allowing observers from either party in, so you couldn't look in. even city council always allowed that to happen. it is appropriate to pause for a moment to make sure the closest race for the presidency by the number of people voting that we get it right. >> in one hour sean parnell at campaign found 80 people did voting in allegheny county. >> you are talking about -- >> legal challenges, you don't go public because your gathering evidence. >> you are talking about one

race and that may be the case but all i am saying is if you're going to make accusations of widespread voter fraud implying election has been stolen you better have evidence to prove it. >> no doubt you must have evidence to prove your claim at a reasonable process that everything is in the balance. we will at this process play out. campaign chaos in michigan after glitch, thousands of republican votes. we talk about that next.

>> ballots were counted for democrats that were meant for republicans calling a 6000 vote swing against our candidate tabulating software glitch caused a miscalculation of the vote. >> michigan republican party sounding the alarm on a software glitch after thousands of ballots were miscounted but state officials are blaming it on ballot and human error not the vote counting software. this is just one instance of voting irregularities the trump team large legal action across the country. rhonda mcdaniel joins me. i think the debate we've been having this morning of the country is having is -- when you look at what happened in michigan, human error or software error does it indicate a larger problem? >> we have to find that out and

some of these errors are human error and we need to figure that out. we have to audit those counties and see if discrepancies are happening in those counties. there is a kansas for reason and certification process for a reason and what is frustrating for republicans is the rush to say all your claims are false, back it up, you don't know what you're talking about, let's move on, the country has decided and i would say please talk to the people in detroit who were at the canvassing center, these are my friends, not people i'm reading about on the internet, but people i worked with who were disenfranchised, not able to have transparency. a lot of irregularities in detroit and a whistleblower who worked for the election board, that is an affidavit. it takes time to get statements and turn them into affidavits. we've taken a bundle, the us

attorney general, in eastern michigan, serious irregularities here. give us time to pursue them. republicans across the country feel there was not transparency in major cities. >> if michigan's elections were conducted fairly and transparently and an accurate reflection, erroneous reporting of unofficial results was the result of accidental error on the part of the clerk. the software did not malfunction at all ballots were accurately reported but this did not update the software used for voting machine data and unofficial results. i will let jedediah have that debate but i know what the other side would say which is if you have allegations you need evidence. you heard about having patients going through the process. the question becomes what

evidence do you have? >> we are gathering statements and affidavits. we have an affidavit on the was blowing detroit who said not only were they given guidance so they would be valid but everybody in the county is given that guidance. that is serious, not a person who is alleging this but has given this testimony under oath or by affidavit. it was sent to the us attorney in michigan. if this is widespread we need to figure that out. the secretary of state gets to dismiss everything and everybody gets to say there is no proof, we are giving it an allegation under oath. it is very serious and we have many statements, people in detroit talking about the irregularities and disenfranchisement they found in detroit. >> this is not a criminal

probe, a legal probe but you have reasonable suspicion in an investigation so it doesn't start with the case, it starts with suspicion. there might be one in this case. thanks for your time. more "fox and friends" coming up. we talk about nancy pelosi touting democrats alleged success. congressman jim jordan is on deck. can take you to deep, depressive lows. or, give you unusually high energy, even when depressed. overwhelmed by bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms, with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion,

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>> back with headlines. a protester who was arrested, for house judiciary chairman jerry nadler, was caught on camera at an anti-trump protest in manhattan yelling officer is sitting in his face.

his district's director says she did not complete her internship because she left after a month. the mlb will not punish los angeles dodgers for third baseman justin turner for breaking isolation after testing positive for covid-19. the league consider disciplining him when he ran on the field after the dodgers won the world series was an investigation reviewing turner believed he had permission to leave isolation from a doctor's employee. >> you are young, healthy and won the world series was another topic caught our eye on another network thursday. andrew yang ran for president as a democrat with his soon inclining with universal basic income but he has come around to speaking truths democrats don't want to hear. here's what andrew yang said. >> i am running for president,

he would say what party, i was a democrat and they would flinch like i said something negative. and minimize the democratic party has taken on the role of coastal urban elites who are more concerned about policing cultural issues and improving their way of life. it has been declining for years. that situation, this is a fundamental problem for the democratic party because if they don't figure this out this polarization will get worse, not better. >> i don't think this is just a problem for the democratic party but for every institution in america. the democratic party is the most extreme example. they have become not just a coastal party but a party of

faculty lounges, party of twitter, condescendingly look down their nose at working americans to say you are a bunch of racists. i do believe donald trump revealed the public concern was out of touch with everyday working americans. out of touch with everyday working americans. if you hope to understand the country from a political perspective, to get back in touch with people out there, black, white, red, blue working americans making their voice heard. >> that was the plea throughout the election process to talk about issues affecting voters and that was one of the misses on the part of the left, when focusing on defund the police and socialism coming out, the aocs of the party speaking out, out of touch with where so many people stood on the spectrum. even people who weren't supporting donald trump are looking at that and saying defund the police department, i have a problem in my own neighborhood when violence is

erupting on the streets, there is a divide in the democratic party. there has been a divide in the republican party, we saw that in the tea party movement and sometimes it is good. it forces those parties to reconsider who they are and what they stand for and come together. this is joe concha how andrew yang got campaigning right, ignoring the issues they should have been talking about. >> throughout his campaign let's talk about more what the parties for than what it is against. he wanted to focus on the economy and taxation and trade and law enforcement and automation and gun policy and instead the media particularly cnn would have singular townhall's on climate change and issues that are social issues and never talk about those issues so candidates would talk about those issues were way down the list in terms of priorities instead of things

people think about most is what matters at the ballot box. >> i don't think the democrat party can un-woke itself, they started the indoctrination camps of government schools and universities pumping out socialist america haters who believe we are defined by 1619 and our sins instead of the opportunity and freedom we've been given. abraham lincoln said the philosophy of school in one generation becomes the philosopher government in the next, that manifesting in the modern democrat party. thank god 70 million americans cut through the garbage accusations of being racist and said i love my country. i don't think the democrat party can get out from underneath. >> it is too wrapped up in their identity, the identity of being better than you across the country. >> we shall see. ballots are still being counted as we know. hopefully legal ballots. wife nancy pelosi already touting democrats success? we will discuss that after the

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>> live look at capitol hill. the senate not going into democratic hands. to channel john paul jones we have only just begun to fight. legal challenges happen across the country. we will talk about that into election week 2. >> the election is not over yet. it turned into election week as we watch several key straits. >> it has been a year. jillian will give us the latest, what do you have? >> a man accused of attacking an nypd officer with a chain is revealed to have been convicted of assault earlier this year.

authority say lavon wheeler served 87 days in prison for assaulting a police officer, his hatred for police stems from his 29 prior arrests. actress laura boffin could be out of prison by christmas. the full house star serving a sentence for her role in the college admission scandal and is set to be released december 2, '07, she could be outside the 20 fourth. 200 people volunteered for royal caribbean cruise ship trial, the cruise line says employees and possibly volunteers will be used on board to test out amid the pandemic. and many cruise fancier to get out to see, and contacting the cruise lines.

>> house speaker nancy pelosi is declaring victory for joe biden and democrats. >> pretty soon, president elect joe biden, a happy day for our country. this has been a life or death about the state of the democracy, the soul of our country. we do not win every battle in the house but we did win the war. >> here to react ohio republican congressman who just won reelection, thanks for being with us. the process has to play out. is that how it is in the house of representatives? >> they don't like socialism

and fights for working-class and middle-class people. the democrats are the wine and cheese party and the republicans are the beer and blue jeans pretty, fighting for lower taxes, more freedom, the principles across the heartland, that came through. it was one of congresswoman's from virginia who said democrats should never miss the turn socialism again because americans don't like it. they like to accomplish things that we see from the hard left today. >> the word mandate being thrown around is extremely odd considering how many people really have voted on both sides. we are looking at very high election turnout for joe biden and donald trump. how can it be a mandate on anything? a lot of people are passionate about both sides in terms of issues?

>> a record number in this election, what you were talking about earlier, so many people across the country don't like socialism or the woke mentality, that their values aren't right any longer. the left doesn't like the country, most americans think america is the greatest nation ever. i hope we can come together but this is not over yet. i've never seen any election process as bad as what took place in pennsylvania. we have to get to the bottom of this. i think there's a path for the president to win and hope he does. >> what is it at this point? >> what happened in

pennsylvania, they remedy their ballots, that is a one point issue in the bush versus gore situation 20 years ago, you cannot do that, that is an equal protection concern. in pennsylvania they what you count the ballots after they arrived after election day and those ballots were supposed to be separate and segregated. we don't think they were. this took place in an environment where they didn't allow people to see, no transparency. i've never seen any election conducted like this. affidavits collected yesterday, a shade of pennsylvania. >> the president's lawyers having a press conference at 11:00. what do you say to folks, members of the media saying there is no evidence of widespread fraud. what are you seeing? you have been on the ground.

>> we have a staff person who worked for us in her apartment in washington dc, got her ballot mailed to her in four other ballots to her apartment. four ballots out there. in pennsylvania no signature requirement mandated by the secretary of state so people can send those ballots in and they would be counted. you don't have any safeguards in place, throwing ballots out there like happened in this election, all kinds of columns take place and we outlined this in a report two months ago, we said this was going to happen in sure enough it is. the postmaster general, you guys know what is going to happen, donald trump is going to be ahead and you will be looking for, finding and counting votes after the election, first time in american history we had a major

political party set out on a mission to win an election after the election and that is exactly what we are seeing play out. we have to get to the bottom of all the misconduct we have seen out there particularly in the state of pennsylvania. >> with respect to results coming isn't is a lot of it just due to the mail in ballots now just being counted? in pennsylvania that state legislature did not allow for those votes to be counted before election day, that decision was made by the legislature. i don't know that it was beneficial, might have been advisable considering the quantity coming in but they didn't allow that. as a result votes are being counted. we know joe biden had heavy lead, and donald trump had been telling people go to the polls, going person, somewhat discouraging mail in as a source of voting so is some of this just not surprising?

>> if it is just that, counting the ballots that came in via mail why put out cardboard and not but people observe as they are permitted to do by federal law? why kick people out of philadelphia where they are counting the ballots? and why is it always just problems take place in big cities run by democrats in swing states? why is that the case? in 23 ballots come in, 23,000 ballots came in, that is statistically impossible. that is one thing but why do we see other factors in play? >> if you don't mind just quickly, one of the challenges people are having, they are getting mixed information, your hearing from one source that poll watchers are allowed in, one of those boards, some are saying people koreans of the polling sector and trying to fill those. there's a lot of mixed information.

and challenges to what is going on here. change i've been in harrisburg for four days getting the facts, is a resident the record. after election day, that has never happened. and even if there is no signature match, that is unheard of and judge alito said we have to keep those separate. those are key problems in the next swing states this entire election. >> appreciate your perspective this morning. we still don't know who will be president but our next guest want if biden is we will be in the age of the oligarchy. acks. less oral steroids. taking my treatment at home. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection

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>> do we see won the election? joe biden? that is insulting. the tech companies will have won, the media establishment, they will have won. they have something donald trump's voters don't have and that is power. it is looking like all a guard yet this point. >> tucker putting it straight to the people, you heard what tucker had to say what a joe biden presidency would look like, where the power resides. >> we have seen a shift in the democrat party over the past couple decades away from being as they used to be the party of

the little guy, the union worker. those voters migrated, the democratic party has become more about people who control so much of our economy. there is no area of policy that will shift more between donald trump and joe biden then this area with big corporate entities dominate in a way that doesn't have push back, from their donations flowed into the biden campaign and i interviewed hr mcmaster and it was more of a 180 degree difference more than on china and that is one of the things

the big tech communities between the trump administration and the future one. >> information in real-time including the president during an election. what can the forgotten men and women do to take on the big as they consolidate power. >> we've seen a positive development, as much as these tech companies tried to crush anything they dislike that attracts attention when the story is big enough, got more attention because big tech companies tried to stop it getting out and consequence, developing different communities that exist outside

direct control of big tech in a way that will require new platforms to be built, new avenues and communication, things that are not beholden to a handful of people whose -- not about the united states of america or freedom of thought or expression, but getting what they want and crafting the society they are on. >> actual freedom of speech, can we keep it is a big question. thank you for your time. up next the balance of power in the senate still up for grabs. breaking down key races to watch coming up. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce

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and we are back with a live look at capital hill is the balance of power hangs in the balance, four senate races remain undecided. >> we have more on the seats in limbo. >> the biggest question in georgia, the place where both seats are headed to a runoff. senator david perdue faces challenge from john ossoff and filling the last two years of johnny isaacson's term. a candidate must get 50% of the vote to win without a runoff. to north carolina senator tom tillis leading cal cunningham by 171,000 ballots that need to be counted. in alaska dance 11 holding a lead over how gross but that race hasn't been close because only half of the ballots have been counted.

if they win, democrats would need to win both georgia seats, republicans lost one seat on election day with democrats flipping arizona and colorado but the gop flipping alabama. >> two georgia senate races was that will be fascinated. was fully the role of mail in balloting. the senate will be a check, possibly the only check if joe biden wins this presidency on democrats having the house. >> lots of surprises in the house. >> supposed to be a blue wave, picking up a bunch of seats. like mitch mcconnell, mitch mcconnell will hold on to that.

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>> watch the president's lawyer's press conference, america deserves a challenge to trust in the election system. keep the faith, have a great saturday. "cavuto" let the count go on and on and on. we are focusing on developments going through state by state, as things stand here is where we are on the alleged oral vote count. joe biden is 6 electoral votes away, he would have to run the table to get another four year lease on the white house. let's get a read from david fund who is following developments at the white hous