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they threw bricks and bottles at the officers. >> lawlessness plaguing the city of brotherly love. >> design for republican senator, tom cotton op-ed on the george floyd rights is speaking out. >> james bennett tells today. my mistake is trying to -- >> 2-0, phillies. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning, everybody. a shot of milwaukee, wisconsin. everything goes, which is what we say. happy birthday. >> steve: within reason anything goes. >> ainsley: i asked and he said he wanted to go to chuck e. cheese's. >> steve: that is where we took the kids. the kids wanted to go to

chuck e. cheese's, first of all, they could have pizza and soda. you have the dancing chuck e. cheese's. a big, great big rodent character. >> ainsley: a big rodent. they are a little creepy but it is fun to take the kids to the places where they can run around. usually, you don't have to parents when you are there. >> brian: the doors are locked, campaign traffic. we don't have to worry about you, lawrence jones we put you on the road. >> that is exactly right. good morning, brothers, happy birthday to steve. there is a lot going on in florida. the reason is if you see the seven-point spread, but you hear the national media saying this is a close race. it is not a close race when you look at the polling. ron desantis seven points, marco rubio seven points and the reason why they say inflation is the top issue. it is all about the money. you heard from the dairy farmer. you heard from the restaurant owner early in the show. they talked about the prices going up 40%, 50% and the dairy

farmer has been doing this eight generations. they are about to lose their business. that is what they care about. you have the former police chief running for senate right now val demings who says supports law enforcement but when you look at her track record, obviously, she changed. you so that put on the debate stage with marco rubio. the people here have not forgotten. they also say one more thing, education and what is being taught in the schools appear they don't like this wokeness. they think some conversations belong with the parents and not in the classroom. so i will be talking with them all morning. it is a fired up the crowd and i will send it back to new york. steve, what are you doing for your birthday, brother? >> steve: celebrating with all of you. we thank you very much for that. the great big cake from carlos earlier. it is gigantic. thank you very much, lawrence. >> brian: lawrence is in okeechobee and to the west of him north is where the area thas

really devastated by the hurricane. governor desantis in florida gave voters who were impacted by the hurricane an additional three days of early voting because obviously if your house is missing, you know, you need to have other provisions for voting if you are still in that neck of the woods. >> brian: 4 minutes after the hour and encouraging time for the g.o.p. less than three -- fox news power ranking shows republicans are inching towards huge wins in both chambers of congress. the party could pull off some upsets in democratic strongholds on the west coast, of all places. >> ainsley: that is right griff jenkins live in washington to tell us more about it, good morning, riff. >> good morning, rachel, brian and steve, the latest fox news power rankings with 20 days to go and all eyes on control of the house with 218 seats in the rankings, you can see it puts

215 and the and 187 in the democrat column with 33 toss-up spirit if you look into those toss-up metal: here, you can see republicans are feeling momentum out west including the race in california 49th district, oregon's sixth district and g.o.p. challengers for both of those races appeared on "fox & friends" to make their case, watch. >> the reason we will win this race is because people are fed up. they are being hurt. they are being hurt by a cost-of-living that is costing them their peace of mind. the oregonians want leaders now. they want to fight crime and fight inflation. they are tired. they want to take back the streets from the criminals and the liberal politicians. >> over the senate things are much closer, news rankings 49 republicans, four toss-ups and the toss-ups means ariz

arizona, georgia, nevada in pennsylvania. meanwhile arizona -- gubernatorial candidate kari lake got a surprise visit. 2020 democrat presidential candidate tulsi gabbard who endorsed lake against katie hobbs. >> it is about what you are communicating to the people. she is going through the most rigorous job interview letting the people of arizona no, hey i'm applying for a job for you. you are my boss, not some corporate special interest or some big partisan party boss. she has made it clear her accountability as to the people of arizona. >> gabbard's endorsement came one week after she left the democrat party. fox news ranking says the governor's race is a toss-up. steve, rachel, brian. >> steve: power rankings for a birthday gift. >> rachel: thanks for that. >> brian: i think carley lake as impressive as a candidate as i have seen in quite some time.

>> rachel: a superstar. >> brian: a broadcaster who knows the issues inside and out and had a tough primary that they said, well, by the time she got done she will not be a shot in the general. now it's a dead heat. i watched yesterday because one thing i did not agree with her on, would you accept an election if you lose? she will not answer that question and i don't know why she would not answer that question. you have to accept if you lose. integrity is there, bring it up and don't wait until after the results. besides that, she was question about that and basically how might just want to give you a list of every week democrat that questioned the elections from the past from stacey abrams, hillary clinton. she ran it down from 2008 and offered it to the press. guys, you are a would-be journalist. she has she has in your face as donald trump. >> rachel: she is articulate, beautiful but the sleeper issue or the sleeper story in all of this is how many impressive republican conservative women there are. leslie vega, myra florez.

and they are freethinking women. they are not giving you talking points but speaking from the heart, speaking from the community do my community and community and out of the box of what you are supposed to say, especially the hispanic that are so impressive. so good for the g.o.p. and these women to get elected and some of the issues that they will champion because you can bet the education which is a top issue will be a top issue for these moms. >> steve: absolutely because for the most part, republicans are motivated. brian kemp running for governor in the state of georgia yesterday with us. what he did, they are trying to get out the vote. they are encouraging republican voters and anyone who will vote to vote early. they were predicting this year only 60% of the people who cast ballots will do it in person. but a quarter will be mailed. and so, get out there. if you are going to vote, plan

on voting that day, obviously. a backup plan because it is just that day. >> brian: that is right. if you are an illegal immigrant and the bus has come to new york city, for example in the numbers exceeding 20,000, most of which came from el paso but certainly from taxes, you are living good. because as of yesterday, we have ten city raid where you can choose $400 hotel room for free or you could be part of the overcrowded shelter system. but you will get a series of attractive travel guides. reason to come to this country illegally, you have over 500 beds. you have got three meals a day. you have xbox. you also, i think you have an entertainment center and a laundry surface. why wouldn't you come here illegally? >> steve: wi-fi and everything else. and south american food which is culturally appropriate. the mayor of new york is taking

heat from veterans and homeless advocates about why aren't they doing stuff like this for people who are veterans in new york city? >> brian: for the homeless because he put out a video on instagram where he was showing this off and he's gotten a lot of blowback, watch. >> the history of this country has always been tied to recommend those who are fleeing harm. that is a spirit of this country. it must be done in an organized way, and i believe that we will always be responsible as new yorkers to make sure whoever comes here, we are going to do our job. that is what we have done. i think new york has a role modeled how to effectively use our infrastructure to adjust to crises and treat people in a humane way. that is what we have done. >> rachel: remember this tent

city if that is what you want to call it more clamp up in the tent city than we have imagined. there is a lot of perks there but it was originally to go into aoc's district. but they've vanished illegal immigrants off to the island and sent them off of the island of martha's vineyard. they kicked them off of the island. we will see how long they last on randall island. meanwhile over in el paso where the migrants are coming from, the city councilmember claudia rodriguez said she is angry because el paso is in a state of emergency, but joe biden is pressuring the mayor of el paso as you rightly said, brian, pushing many of them more of them off than even texas or governor abbott off to new york. he says, please don't -- he's pressuring them please don't declare a state of emergency, especially before the midterm election. listen to claudia rodriguez. >> the mayor promised me if

things ever got bad, you would absolutely declare a disaster declaration. that has not happened. we have had multiple opportunities for him to do so. during the council meeting i challenged him again and again. the white house has means not to do and the congressman asked me not to do it. for me, i was kind of like him are you kidding me? we are elected to serve the people of el paso and not necessarily the politics into it. this is a federal issue. in my constituents have to pay for this bill. we are using taxpayer money from the general fund to be able to operate a facility of this whole situation in el paso. >> steve: and so, while the mayor who is a democrat in el paso because the white house picked up the phone and said, "please don't do this. don't embarrass joe biden." you know, down in texas, governor abbott has said, look, a state of emergency. no one is paying attention to

him but suddenly the democrat mayor who couldn't say it can't because of politics. >> rachel: and the people are angry about it. but the talk is about money. who was going to get the money to put up these tenants to take care of them. and mayor adams, the el paso mayor are talking about closing the border. >> brian: they are not and they don't hold the president for doing it. it is a federal job and $300 million to build a tent city in the bronx. they had to take it down for $300 billion and put it up $300,000 and put it up in randall's island. now, we will be running checks every day as if we would do not pay enough in the tax dollars. remember a month ago from mayor adams, no money left. every single department has to cut 3% out of their budget. where did they get this money? who's money are they using? what budget is being denied? what school kid is giving up services so some other illegal immigrant can get them instead? that is what it is.

>> rachel: maybe there is federal money coming from somewhere because he has been, mayor adams, begging the federal government for help financially to fund this. so you know poll maybe we will find out that the federal government to get the money or do new york city residents will get stuck with this bill. >> steve: although i sold "the new york post" on project veritas has put up some video. >> rachel: yes they have. >> steve: someone who works for the mayor, city employee and said essentially, you know, the mayor has asked for money but joe biden hasn't given any yet. and they both won it. >> brian: he has focused on abortion. so we can come at the poles of the people. 14 minutes after the top of the hour. >> we have some news to get to an importunate story here. overnight in a solemn procession is held after texas police officer is killed after being struck by a passing car during a dwi stop here at the driver of that vehicle that hit the officer died at the scene. the dallas suburbs.

their identities have not yet been released. alabama wide receiver jermaine burton is being accused of making contact for hitting multiple spectators following his team's loss to tennessee. a video posted to social media shows apparently strike celebrating fans who had rushed the field either burton or the school have issued a comment regarding that incident. president biden announcing he will leave 15 million barrels of oil to the strategic petroleum reserve. the white house announcing the perils will be sold off and more could be sold off. now the stockpile is at its lowest level since 1984. now, it is down to 408 million barrels per year that is down 593 at the beginning of the year. and mcdonald's is partnering with krispy kreme to add a new sweet treat to its menu. mcdonald's will sell krispy kreme doughnuts all day long starting october 26th, but

only in nine locations around louisville, kentucky. if you live in louisville, you are a lucky guy or gal. >> rachel: this is absolutely a marriage i could support. >> steve: will they take them to the mcdonald's or still make them at krispy kreme? you go into krispy kreme when the light is on and they are making them right there back. >> rachel: some sort of mcdonald's patty. oh, my gosh, i'm so pregnant tightest. [laughter] i'm going to be working on that idea in my kitchen later. >> rachel: it is okay. protein, a little carbs. eating for two. >> it is for the baby. >> steve: everything in moderation. coming up a judge's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital after following president trump's lead in 2018. by this app and former israeli prime minister of the future is really benjamin netanyahu to

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♪ ♪ >> brian: the australia government a trump era decision with the capital of israel. they were first appear a drawing criticism from many including the next guest. here are more about the change means for the international community former is really a prime minister and may be future prime minister of a brand-new book, benjamin netanyahu, what is your reaction to australia doing this? >> well, it is absurd, a denial of history.

jerusalem has been the capital of the jewish people for 3,000 people. made so by king david in 1,000 bc, can you imagine? denying history has been denying reality. and i was glad when president trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and the american embassy there and will remain israel's capital with or without australia taking a flight from reality also so bad. >> brian: here is what the prime minister said, the current prime minister of israel says, "the way this was made in australia a response to the media, we can only hope the australia government make matters more seriously and professionally. the capital of israel and nothing will change that." is that strong enough? welcome i think it reflects a very broad sentiment. but i think what brought the american decision i think was a

combination of american conviction in the understanding of the great majority of americans that this is the right thing. they know the biblical history. they know the story of jerusalem. they know the connection of the jewish people. but frankly, the diplomacy as well. i think there has been, obviously, a weakness in that recently. and i would hold the australian government's feet to the fire on this. more importantly, i would continue to get more countries to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital because that is the truth. that is the right thing to do. >> brian: mr. prime minister if you do become prime minister and i know you are running right now with the election coming up, will you reverse this administration's decision to be neutral in the russian ukraine war? is while standing on the sidelines and not providing any material and not providing weapons or support? >> well, i will look at it. i don't think it is proper to do

it before i have all the information before me. i can tell you one thing, israel has done more than its share of offering humanitarian support because it has received despite its small size -- remember it is a tiny country of 10 million people. re-received nor, and alike open field hospitals among other things, but the questions of weapons, something that i would personally look that will be determined by the voters in . >> brian: right. and mr. prime minister as we look at your life story and what led you to this place and actually print minister again, a lot goes back to your brother, younger and older alike. and it reminds me the kennedy situation. it looked like the older brother was going to be leading the country. you looked up to him. he loses his life in battle after showing throughout his life. john f. kennedy steps in.

is that how you stepped into your job to kind of live up to the potential that you and your brother show? >> well, all families are different. and i can tell you my father who was a world respected historian was very different from joe kennedy. i can tell you that. obviously we all differ. my brother was a hero of israel and hero of humanity. he led the most celebrated rescued rescue of all times by leading the forces in uganda in the liberating against impossible odds, 103 jewish and palace in the end territory. he died and he was the only casualty. and that event, that tragedy i thought my life would end at that point. but i somehow found the strength to turn inconsolable grief into a public service. i entered public life first to

change the attitude of the free world to international terrorism. to fight the states that sponsor it. secondly, to become israel's longest-serving prime minister. i described in my book, "this odyssey" which has a lot of stations during it even before my brother nearly died, i myself nearly died several times. i led many secret operations. i was shot at rescuing hostages from a hijacked plane. i nearly drowned in a firefighting -- a scorpion, you name it. i think there is a purpose, a hidden purpose. it is hard to say that, but i have lived a life of purpose and that is to protect the people of israel in the state of israel. but by doing so, freedom, freedom is the greatest purpose we have and the greatest purpose i have. >> brian: and you do talk about 1973 when you guys did not act ahead of time and were attacked in the yom kippur war

and knew what was happening. that is pretty much why you blew up iraq he nuclear plan in 1980 white you would act against israel, iran to continue to build a nuclear weapon i would imagine. mr. prime minister thank you so much and a lot to be written. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, brian, always good to talk to you. >> brian: meanwhile still had from capitol hill, the next guest though his own business from the ground up and now he is looking to build a better future for his state. colorado's sitting candidate, john o'day joins us next with this message for voters. ♪ ♪ we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase, we can help them and provide that financial solution for them and their families. it's a great rewarding feeling. everybody in the company, they have that deference

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♪ ♪ >> steve: from carpentry to capitol hill perhaps, our next guest understands the plight of the average american because he is an average american. you look at his resume, joe o'day built his own construction business from the ground up and have survived three recessions. now joe is ready to take on 13 year incumbent u.s. senator michael bennett for that senate seat. and joe o'day joins us right now from the good state of colorado. joe, good morning to you and thank you very much for joining.

>> steve, thank you for having me on. a pleasure to be here. >> steve: you bet. there might be folks unfamiliar with your story but anything college and decided to drop out and start your own business. why is that? >> i didn't know what i wanted to do when i got out of high school and i got hooked on cabinetry, carpentry and chase my wife to colorado state university and got a degree. then we opened a business and right now, 300 families in colorado and heavy civil construction company and we build a lot of roads and bridges against the state of colorado. it has been a great rate business for me. a lot of great people that i work with. we employed thousands of working americans in colorado. and i'm fired up to be the next senator of colorado. we need some leadership that knows what it is like to run a business. and what it's like to sign a check. to pinch pennies and put payroll

on your credit card. i get stretch. that is why i'm going to the senate. we need some help there. >> steve: sure, you understand kitchen table step because you've been at the kitchen table with your wife running a concrete business trying to figure out exactly how to make payroll. i read that there were times when on a sunday, you would try to replace the motor for a vehicle because you couldn't afford to hire anybody else. in addition to that, joe, i understand you are the son of a police officer. you understand the crime wave that is stretching across the country and how deeply it impacts people who are afraid to go out of the house in some cases. >> it is terrible. this election is going to be a referendum on joe biden and his policies that he has put in place. michael bennet with 98% of the time. and our economy is a disaster right now, record inflation in

colorado, 15.6%. we have lost 10% of our buying power. in addition to that, 30% hike in crime. colorado is the number one state for stolen vehicles. the number one state per bank robberies and we are number three in violent crime. it is taking over the city. i grew up in a house of law and order. my dad knew what it was like to keep the peace. we need to get back to those kind of times. people are afraid to get out of their car here in denver at night. we are one of the most dangerous cities in the nation. it has gotten completely out of control. >> steve: that is why you are running for u.s. senate. joe, thank you for joining us today. good luck to you. >> steve, thank you for having me on, joe o'dea.com . >> steve: straight-ahead on "fox & friends" this wednesday 45 years since a plane crash killed three members of legendary band lynyrd skynyrd.

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♪ ♪ >> rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." tomorrow is the anniversary of classic rock music's greatest tragedy. >> steve: on october 20, 1977, lynyrd skynyrd's tour airplane ran out of gas crashing in a wooded area in mississippi. the crash killed six people including three members of lynyrd skynyrd. >> brian: artimus pyle is the group's drummer who survived the crash and talks about it today. what is your reflection? does it seem like 45 years ago? >> i think about it every day. but it is 45 years. it just doesn't seem possible, you know, it went by. but it is a sad day tomorrow. today is the day the music still

lived. ronnie van zandt saying "free bird" in south carolina where we took off from for the last time. but two, you know, it is a sad occasion and a remembrance and not a celebration. but to kind of alleviate some of the sadness, we have a brand-new album that we are recording in nashville, tennessee, all classic. it is the ronnie van zandt tribute to his music and his band. and i'm kind of lucky enough to be one of the band members. and we have dolly parton who will sing "free bird" >> rachel: amazing. >> steve: that day 45 years ago tomorrow, the plane goes down. there were 20 some people on board, six are killed. you had a couple of broken bones. she wound up going for help. i think i read that you knocked on a door, and a guy came out

and shot you? >> yeah. you know, i was covered with blood and i looked like charles manson. so, he was only protecting his family. but he winked at me and left shoulder. and it spun me around and i yelled, plane crash with what i thought was my last breath. i was going into severe shock. he took me in the farmhouse and i called my wife and told her we had had a crash. and that she would see it on television. so... being able to do the new album, which on my website, i have never touched a computer on my life. i'm 74 years old, but i'm still able to play drums like him 30. >> steve: that is great. >> we end with "free bird" which is a new album coming out to a tribute to ronnie. dolly parton singing "free bird"

and sammy hagar singing "single man" a whole group of people. the artimus pyle band.com that was set up by my band members you can preorder this album. and our movie, you know, i gave you that birthday present, happy birthday, steve. but our movie that we did, the true story of lynyrd skynyrd plane crash, three survivors my band, children help me do the soundtrack and we did the movie. so, enjoyed that. >> steve: there is so much that happen 45 years ago today. so check out the movie and for dvd and everything else. artemis, thank you for joining us, a real pleasure. >> happy birthday and nice to meet you, rachel. >> steve: we are going to do news with carley. >> it is great to have you in the studio. we have some news to get to darting with the concerning story out of new jersey.

the search intensifying for university student who has been missing for four days. undergrad student was last seen on friday near her dorm onto new jersey campus. authorities are asking the public for any information that might help locate the missing 20-year-old. practicing christian is suing the health for religious discrimination. valerie says she was fired after asking for an exemption from having to refer patients for transgender surgical seizure. we are confident valerie claimed like she filed with equal opportunity employee are without merit. turkey prices are up 73% compared to last year. officials say bird flu inflation is soaring labor costs driving the price is up. if you don't want to cook your own bird this year, popeyes is offering delivery of free cooked asian style thanksgiving day tour cape.

you can order yours $94.94. and it feeds 8-12 people. in pizza hut is happy to bring in a bigger slice of profit with its newest addition to the menu, pizza hut melts. customers to cram their choice of toppings and between two slices of its thin and crispy crust. it was rolled out in select locations and cost $6.99 a slice. the new offering comes after the chain reported a 3% loss in local sales last quarter. hopefully, the pizza melts can bring the prices back up. >> steve: so an individual slices but a slices $6. >> jammed together. that is very expensive. i was almost going to suggest you can't afford the turkey. pizza instead but the pizza is expensive. >> everything. >> steve: if you really want to save, chef boyardee one of the best chefs ever. >> brian: spaghettios?

meanwhile let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean. >> chef boyardee you are bringig me back brian kilmeade. >> they are getting some cold weather out there. where you from? atlanta, georgia. >> it is cold there too. >> lisa. joe -- -->> big anniversary. 25th. >> you want to sing happy birthday to somebody? >> happy birthday steve. let's take a look at the forecast cool but sunny and we will take it. snow falling on the great lakes interior northeast. some of the areas the first measurable snow of the season and that will move towards the big interior northeast tonight. tomorrow, things improve because we bring the temperatures up and we are getting warm temperatures in the next couple of days. that is the good news, the average first know a lot of snowfall coming in november, but it is october and sometimes it does snow in october. warming up against the

great lakes and the northeast peer that is the good news. and you know, downhill from here. thank you all for coming. say hi to rachel and brian and steve. >> thank you very much, folks. >> steve: thank you very much. meanwhile, the story the midterms are less than three weeks away and lawrence jones talking to voters in okeechobee to see what the top issues are on their minds. we will check in with him in a matter of moments. >> steve: first, what is top of mind dana perino in her program in 14 minutes. >> of course, your birthday, happy partake, steve. and lawrence come i don't know what he was serving but that looks delicious. the feeling of momentum for the midterms, how real is it and mark penn will be here. plus the senator from alabama, she will be the only woman senator with school age children. we will talk to her about the new fox poll's showing alarm amongst parents about what is being taught at school. and a texas mayor who was

pressured by the biden white house not to declare a state of emergency on the border. we will hear from him today as well. ready to go at 9:00.

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left and coming from the dems who support it. a support to put $10.25 tax for a barrel of oil. we can't do that crazy stuff. it only adds to inflation. speak with the senator who has run nothing at all but his mouth. we know nothing at all about helping people and being there for people when they are in trouble. >> brian: okay, midterms less than three weeks away and florida senate candidates face-to-face last night. it was fiery. >> rachel: that is right the latest poll marco rubio a slight edge over democratic challenger congresswoman val demings. >> steve: having breakfast with friends in okeechobee, florida, talking with the voters all morning long, lawrence. >> good morning, family. in the debate you heard the senators talk about some of those crazy policies. what did he mean? let's go to the people. we have jeff and vicki here. you said you are in the coal

business and you experience this under the obama administration. and it came back with a biden administration. >> absolutely. it started with the obama administration and they were regulating the coal business out with extreme regulations that cost millions of dollars to compete with and then bringing the price is down so we couldn't compete. we were going to have to go into probably organization so i had to retire to get what pension i could save to get out and move to cincinnati to work for a conveyor company out there for the last six years. then things were coming right back. everything was doing good and here we go again. so now, the economy just go down the line. the economy, the gas prices, the cost of inflation, the stock market in the tank. we have people running across the border and we don't know what they are going to do. but is it just amazing that in such little time, they could do

this to the country. it is just bewildering to me. >> vicki, you say you put this on the biden administration. >> most definitely. how can you screw things up so fast in such a short time? i'm scared for my grandchildren. what is going to happen if we can't pull this off in a couple of weeks? what is going to happen, election for the presidential election? there is so much going on here. so much behind the scenes of planning that we as americans need to take note of. remember. start speaking out. >> thank you so much. i appreciate you all. that is the thing we have been hearing all morning. one of the things that i'm mystified about is that the amount of people that have talked about living almost paycheck to paycheck. but then you have the people that have a little bit of money,

now they are scraping pennies. >> talk about that. >> a couple of years ago, my money would go further than it does now. i'm married and i have three kids. currently, we are spending over $300 a week and groceries alone. and our dollars just not going as far. we are tired of hearing politicians talk about things that don't have any effect or any positive effect on the economy. things like illegal immigration is killing us. these woke agendas that they are pushing are not solving any of the issues we are feeling. it is not just about things we don't like. we are filling these things at our local communities. the money that we had previously to do things, not just to enjoy, but to save his disappearing. we used to be able to put money away and enjoy our families. now, we are trying to do the best we can to make it. we are losing our savings. >> crazy, crazy. a lot of people agreeing with him about the collapse. ma'am, you said, you you are

tired because telling you everything is going to be okay when you are looking at your bank account. talk to me about that. >> it is not just about the lies about the economy but the whole administration so far. it feels like this is what happens in a political thriller. i can't believe this is the united states of america. i worry that our country will get tired and kind of tune out of the lies and just not be able to still rein in and focusing on what we need to get done here. >> thank you so much, ma'am. these are the voters. a lot of people say this is a swing state and on paper it is, but when you talk to the folks here and look at the polling, the support for ron desantis and marco rubio. i don't think it will be much of a swing here. i will send it back to new york. it is great to be in florida. >> rachel: thank you, lawrence. people can't believe how bad things have gotten and how fast that has happened. wow! >> brian: that seems to be the

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>> if you're going to try my case, try not to lose it, judge. joe day has big hopes for that state. >> thank you very much for joining us. rachel. thanks for helping out this week. thank you very much. >> happy birthday. see you on radio. >> see you tomorrow, everybody. >> bill: go morning. is the political price of inflation fueling desperation. president biden going back to the well retapping our emergency oil supply. question politics ahead of security. you decide as we report this morning. good morning, hello to you. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." i laugh because he is going to the wrong well. the wells are there. you could go to them. you don't have to go to the spr all the time. he is set to release another 15 million barrels from the strategic oil reserve. critics are calling it a desperate attempt tori d