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forgiveness plan has been temporarily all theed by an appeals court as he faces criticism on the economy and rise in crime. we have more from charles watson on the midterms and let's kick things off with lucas tomlinson from the white house. >> good afternoon, griff. before leaving for the beach, president biden was bragging about his initial court victories. >> just yesterday state court and the supreme court said no, we're on biden's side. >> but last night, a federal appeals court in st. louis said not so fast and blocked his plan to bail out student debt until they make a final decision. the white house wasting little time putting out a statement saying it will proceed with its plans and quote, we'll continue to move full speed ahead in our preparations in compliance with this order and the administration will continue to fight republican officials suing to block our efforts to provide relief to working families. now, it's unclear whether the court's decision means for the 22 million borrowers who have

already applied for student debt relief. the question whether it will be resolved before new years day and the bulldogs playing, and when student loans are expected to start after a pause for the pandemic which the president says is over, and prices from gas to grocery shot through the roof, highest inflation in 40 years. and biden before leaving for delaware taking swipes at republicans. >> it's mega maga trickle down. mega maga trickle down that failed the country before and it will fail again. this deficit reduction includes the cost of my student loan program and everything else we're playing down deficit is down 1.4 trillion dollars this year. >> critics say the only reason the deficits has gone down because the covid relief payments to millions of americans has now ended, griff. griff: lucas tomlinson live for

us on the north lawn. thank you. molly. molly: georgia voters are turning out record numbers. the peach state reports half a million georgians have cast their ballots for the tightly contested senate and governor's races. charles watson is live for us in atlanta with more. charles. >> hey, good afternoon, molly. georgians are definitely showing up to the polls in according to the georgia secretary of state's office, the numbers we're seeing are on pace with what the turnout seen during the 2020 election. take a look at latest numbers from the georgia secretary of state's office. to that it shows well over half a million people have already cast a ballot with more than 90% of the votes coming from in-person voters. state officials say there have become some instances of long lines, but those reports are quote, unquote rare. the near record turnout has put some democrats such as gubernatorial candidate like stacey abrams on defense after criticizing new voting laws,

georgia's mainly republican legislature passed following the 2020 election. democrats have issue with other things, measures that ban handing out food and drink in the line. and she says it's racist and her challenge. >> her pressuring major league baseball to move the all-star game because it's suppress seive and joe biden and vaip harris were in the mix and that's not true. >> as i said voter suppression is not about turnout it's barriers to access and unfortunately there are new barriers to access to the state of georgia. >> meantime, incumbent rafael warnock and republican challenger hershel walker are trying to rile their voters up for what looks to be a very

tight senate race. >> everybody can get to where they need to go. that's why you hired me. so i'm going to get back to work for the people of georgia. >> they're trying to fool us and take us down in an elevator and tell us we're not good. i'm here to tell you you are. our option, come november, right now, there's early voting and we get an opportunity to change it. >> yeah, that, as i mentioned the senate race in georgia pretty tight. we could see it headed to a runoff if none of the candidates surpass 50%, molly. >> oh, my goodness, you could be busy and keep you busy longer. thank you very much, charles watson, we appreciate it. griff: and in pennsylvania, crime is emerging as one of the biggest issues in the race between fetterman and oz. and for packing the progressive

district attorney, hey, alexis. >> well, this pennsylvania race is becoming one of the most significant races for control of the senate and all signs show that dr. mehmet oz is closing that gap as he tries to convince voters that fetterman is soft on crime. listen. >> john fetterman wants to release convicted murderers from prison. >> public safety is why i ran for office. >> philadelphia district attorney larry craftman who fetterman endorsed could be impeached and adding more to the race. and critics blaming the policies for a big surge in crime. one of the reforms is called the conviction unit, and that reviewed past cases and helped exonerate this guy, 32-year-old harris. harris was convicted of murder in 2012, there on the left. under the direction, he was released and now harris is suspected of shooting and killing 50-year-old man on the

right and the d.a. is blaming the liberal policies. >> his problem he thinks is working, we don't want it anymore and the community doesn't want it anymore. >> so he was elected back in 2017. since then, crime has surged. so far this year, more than 1900 people have been shot in the city and counting, but the d.a. says the push to get him out of office is not about his progressive policies, but instead, all about scoring political points. he released this written standpoint last night saying the select committee has claimed to be focused on preventing crime, but it's refused in the commonwealth, and that has had a spike in crime. harris turned himself in in the latest murder case, but this is going to be one of the prime examples that dr. oz is going to hammer home on lawlessness and crime in the midterms. griff: this is going to be one of the closely watched senate

races for sure in 17 days. alexis mcadams, thank you very much. >> thank you, griff. for more on the midterms and issues for voters, we're joined by congressman david schweikert. we appreciate your time on this saturday afternoon. it's wonderful to have you. speaking of the midterms you're looking for a seventh determine and your race against dennis hodge has been competitive, ranked as a tossup. what do you view as the number one issue, the number one reason, the thing that voters are thinking about and why they should choose you in this election? >> oh, molly, look, one of the unique things about representing the phoenix-scottsdale area, we're the highest inflation in all the the continental united states. so if you're a working person here in our community, you've lost six weeks of your labor just this year. could you imagine having six

weeks of your paycheck disappear? it's functionally the highest new tax in modern history. so, a lot of our working families in this community are just getting crushed here in the phoenix-scottsdale area and then you add in the chaos from our border so now fentanyl has flooded many of our neighborhoods, you see homelessness. you've just seen the democrat policies, whether it be the border, whether their view on economics, just crushing the folks in our neighborhoods. molly: and congressman, you really kind of gave a preview of the interview we intended to do today because those are the things that voters have consistently said is what they want solved. inflation, the economy, the border. remarkable, remarkable staggering numbers released just regarding the border from customs and border patrol. there were 227,547 migrant encounters alone in september, the highest in dhs history, a massive increase, by the way,

over prior septembers and the number is showing that for the fiscal year ending 2022, staggering, over two million migrant encounters, the highest ever in a fiscal year, your reaction to these enormous numbers? >> it's just lunacy, but for our brothers and sisters on the left who try to avoid the discussion of this, i need them to understand what we have dd as economists would call the second degree and third degree effect. when fentanyl went from $100 or so a day to get high to $12 in parts of my community, when you're getting phone calls in the middle of the night about the 14-year-old girl down the street who just od'd, you've got to understand, let me take you through some of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the country and now there's homeless encampments in the alley. this is a cascade effect from when you have a chaos at our border and come to yuma with me

sometime, you get there and wait a good 20, 30 seconds to see the groups marching across and are poor border patrol agents now are basically a concierge service, putting them into the suburbans and driving them. molly: and our reporter bill melugin will have a report later in the hour and bringing remarkable images, the thermal drone images with people pouring over, even in the middle of the night. the fentanyl, it affects the rich or poor, doesn't matter who you're voting for and could be affected by that. molly: i'm interrupting a bit, but we're now start to go see a type of another synthetic tranquilizer at the borders and this is considered 10 times more dangerous than fentanyl, and over the last 30 days, we've had actually multiple busts and that's terrifying.

you think about how dangerous fentanyl is hitting our neighborhood and schools and now you have something 10 times more deadly being found coming across our borders. molly: yeah, and who knows, maybe we'll see these headlines in the coming weeks and you're giving us a preview of that, another story on the way. the cvp numbers reveal there were 26 known terrorists arrested at the southern border in september and fiscal year 2020, the terror watch arrests 98 quadruple the previous five years combined so there's a major crime issue, a concern issue here, your thoughts on that. >> one of the most powerful experiences i have families in the yuma area, you go to where the dam is where the folks are walking across and a border patrol agent, i've known her for 20 years and she's basically planning to quit.

she says i came here to protect my country. after 9/11 i change my life and became a border patrol agent and now she says all she's doing is providing transportation service to the people walking across the border. when we basically crush the law protection of our nation, you've got to understand just how dark the democrats view is of what's going on in this country. molly: on a broader note, crime across the country and a number of cities, we've been talking about the statistics in democratic cities in particular, here you are in the border state talking about enormous issues, drug cartels to terrorists. you know, your thoughts on the overall crime picture. >> look, it ties together. when you have a movement where the huge amounts of money and

prosecutors who look through a lens of their version of racial justice, instead of protecting the minority communities that desperately need the protection. when the hard left that lives in their ivory towers writes checks to campaigns to basically defund the police, when like my opponent has a long history of working with groups that are pro defunding law enforcement, and then you wonder why all of a sudden you have chaos in our neighborhoods. add in then the border where drug prices have crashed, basic law of supply and demand. when price goes down, that means there's a lot more supply and add things together. how does it family -- i have two young children. how do you feel safe with your kids out there in the community? >> this is a lot of what voters are talking about here, a few weeks before the midterms. congressman david schweikert,

thank you for covering so much ground with us. we appreciate it. >> molly, thank you for having me. griff: let's get input from the other side of the aisle as president biden is facing fierce criticism on the economy and inflation as the midterms quickly approach. according to new bloomberg models projection. there's now 100% chance you see that correctly, 100% of recession in the coming months and joining us from alaska, and congresswoman, thank you for joining us, you may have seen that bloomberg model. the administration has really tempered the suggestion that we're headed for recession. but you know, you see model after model saying we're headed there. what is your reaction to that? >> i certainly feel like i'm living in recession and with inflation the rates that they are, we haven't seen that inflation rates for 40 years. as you know, it's at least 8% across the board, but on important commodities that we

use every day in alaska, like outboard motors and snow machines and four-wheelers, even used cars are up 30%,so clearly we have supply chain issues and i'm looking forward to working on those in the 118th congress. griff: i appreciate your honest city and what everyone is feeling in america is certainly what you would say is recession. but critics point to the administration, the president's spending that got us here. do you agree with that? what is your reaction to that? >> well, i don't think that we can look at one president or one administration or one bill or one package. i think that we really need to look carefully at all of the factors that are involved. i think that certainly the semiconductor microchips is a huge problem that we're looking at in the united states. when we're looking at taiwan for the majority of these critical components to our equipment, that's certainly

going to impact our supply chain. when we have courts across the country bottle-necked and container ships going miles and miles out, hundreds of container ships waiting to off-load and that's happened before biden's time: so i think that this is-- >> point well taken. >> this is an issue compounded because of the pandemic. griff: point well-taken, but you just elected in a special election and if you win in 17 days you'll perhaps have your first chance to vote on yet another spending bill. the administration has passed several large spending bills and critics say that's led us into the inflationary crisis. will you support more spending on the large scale in the past or oppose it, actually? >> well, it depends, it depends if we're talking infrastructure and brick and mortar projects and certainly, alaska is a very young state. congressman young, the late young, my predecessor, had always been a very strong

proponent and advocate for infrastructure. we need deep sea ports on the west coast of alaska and military infrastructure in places, maybe installations that we've never considered because, you know, you just had the clip about the southern border. we're very worried about our most western border along the bering sea. we've had folks from russia come across already. two gentlemen trying to evade their inscription and we certainly need to be investing as much as we possibly can in terms of military and other ways in our infrastructure. griff: that's fascinating, actually. i didn't know that and i've covered the border quite extensively you may have seen in the southern border. could you believe that the administration needs to do more on border security? >> well, certainly that is the case in the arctic and we've been seeing that over and over. a few weeks ago, about a month ago, the coast guard admiral of alaska informed us that off the coast of alaska in u.s. waters

or very close to u.s. waters off of the chain, we've seen russian and chinese ships in formation practicing right off our shoreline or even within our waters and there was some preliminary communication with them, not really much dialog, and then the ships turned around, but that's a clear indication that we are in their cross-hairs in the arctic. >> let me get your input. you're in alaska and oil and gas state. you're familiar with these things. the president this week saying that the recent spr released strategic petroleum reserve release was not political. here is what he said. take a listen. we may not actually have that sound. congresswoman, let me try one more time. >> and what i have been pushing on making sure there's enough oil that's being pumped by the

companies so that we have the ability to be able to produce enough gas that we need here at home, oil we need here at home. griff: but not really much to affect the price of gas. your quick reaction? >> well, of course we're very worried about that and across the united states gas and oil prices are high. we have a community in alaska that i can't make this up as paying 16.99 a gallon for unleaded and 12.99 for diesel for stove oil. so, these are astronomical prices. they're not sustainable. we've got to look at opportunities within the united states like the willow project in pruto bay and alternatives we can look to. griff: congresswoman, thank you for taking time today. >> thank you, griff. griff: all right. and we'll get reaction on the ground at the southern border to the startling new migrant encounter numbers released yesterday real late by customs and border protection. that's next.

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... . molly: . griff: you're looking live at our southern border in eagle pass at the del rio. a staggering 2 million 300,000

migrants in 2021, the highest ever reported in a fiscal year and nobody knows it better than bill melugin in eagle pass, texas. hey, bill. >> hey, griff, good afternoon to you. late last night, the federal government did what can only be described as a grade a friday night news dump. they released at 11 p.m. on a friday night last night, the september numbers. finally. and three weeks into october and those numbers are historic. and in the month of september alone, 227,000 migrant encounters. that's the highest september ever recorded in dhs history and closes out fiscal year 2022 with more than 2.3 million migrant encounters. that's the highest fiscal year number ever recorded and it doesn't stop there. and those numbers show fiscal year 2022 ended with 98 arrests of suspected or known

terrorists on the fbi's terror watch list here at our southern border. that 98 is nearly quadruple the number the previous five years combined. and the numbers are not slowing down. take a look at this video we shot early yesterday morning here in eagle pass with our new thermal imaging equipped fox news drone. these are migrants crossing in the pre-dawn hours at eagle pass yesterday morning. sources telling fox news in the last 24 hours alone in del rio more than 1,500 illegal crossings and border patrol here reports in the last three weeks alone, they've already seen migrants crossing illegally from 35 different countries. take a look at the second piece of video here also shot yesterday afternoon. this, another group about 150 to 200 migrants to crossed illegally at the same time. almost all of them are single adults and that's primarily what is coming across our southern border now. though we're seeing a serious

drop of the number of venezuelans showing up as a result of the new dhs policy to expel venezuelans if crossing illegally. and a number of fentanyl busts, nogales, arizona, busts, the first one 85,000 fentanyl pills as well as 114 pound of meth. then the second bust, 47,000 fentanyl pills, eight pounds of fentanyl powder and another 48 pounds of meth. again, all in one day's work at a single port of entry in arizona. and griff, you got the information this morning, your cvp sources telling you, so far in fiscal year 2022, came to a close, 856 migrant deaths here at the southern border, the highest ever recorded for a single fiscal year. we'll send it back to you. griff: the numbers are staggering. bill, great work. it's a shame that their bosses the border patrol agents bosses

in washington won't let them give a reaction. bill, thank you. back to you, molly. molly: turning now to america's growing crime crisis. the terrifying robbery of a jewelry store in california caught on camera. police have reportedly arrested these thieves who pistol whipped the owner when she called for help. mary anne rafferty has this. >> hi, molly. nice to see you. the jewelry store attacked by two men, disguised as an amazon worker and a security guard. 40 miles west of l.a. the owner said she hit the panic button on her watch and one of the robbers saw her doing it and pistol whipped her. the men were arrested in days and a third man in connection with the robbery and seized

three guns. employees of businesses located near the jewelry store are rattled by the attack. >> actually seeing the video of that, it broke my heart, that was sad. >> it's scary to know that that happens here, and they're disguised one as amazon and another as security. clearly they planned this. >> the violent robbery days after an unprovoked scissor attack on a woman in broad daylight in hollywood. a man arrested on that. in l.a., they're blaming soft on crime here and other california cities for the rise in brazen crime. like cashless bail implemented by d.a. gascone when he took office and then rescinded by l.a. residents. one d.a. says that zero bail policies resulted in 70% of criminals released going on to reoffend. molly. molly: mary anne raffrafferty.

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>> the republican national committee filing a lawsuit in federal court against google. the rnc accusing them of sending their get out the vote e-m e-mails straight to spam. >> rnc is accusing google of suppressing more than 41 million e-mails since the start of early voting impacting fund raising and get out the vote efforts. ronna mcdonnell sent out a statement. google has sent the republican get out the vote and fund raising e-mails to spam with zero explanation and we're commit today putting an end to this clear pattern of bias.

now, the committee shared this graph showing gmail delivery dropping off the end of each month. according to google more e-mails come out from campaigns and more users to mark them as spam. we simply don't go for political information. users actions, we provide training and guidelines to campaigns, recently launched a fec-- over the summer, republican senator john thune introduces legislation, in response to a study out of north carolina university. gmail send far more e-mails from republican candidates to spam compared with those coming from democrats. here is what thune said over the summer. >> we want to make sure that they have to disclose their practices and that they are not

discriminating against any political party or political candidate or any political e-mails that are out there and that is certainly what we've seen in the past. >> now, this 28-page lawsuit from the rnc was filed in the eastern district of california and claims discrimination based on political affiliation. griff. griff: thank you for the latest, alex. molly. molly: let's check this out. live pictures of massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. she's made the trek all the way out to washington state today attending a canvass kickoff event to support the senator, senator patty murray with just a little over two weeks until the midterms. very busy out there on the campaign trail. meanwhile, the arizona senate race is heating up with republican blake masters, gaining traction against the

democratic incumbent mark kelly. two local small business owners are giving us their takes on the candidates. cliff is the owner and ceo of cliffco heavy equipment and machining, a blake masters supporter. and the owner of tinder box kitchens, a mark kelly supporter. this is what it's about, real people, real business owners think a few weeks ahead of the midterms. i want to start with you cliff, we're going to talk to both of you, introduce yourselves, about your businesses and why you're supporting your candidate. cliff, to you. >> thank you, molly. yeah, my name is cliff wixon. cliffco heavy equipment and machining. i started the business in 2008. just by myself, one truck, one dream, and we've grown it to 20 employees now and it's something that, you know, has

taken a lot of hard work to get it to the point where we're at. and it's really important to have somebody in the senate that understands small business, that's an advocate for it and you know, background is small business. he grew up with parents that owned a small business and more importantly, we're-- i'm a part of the nfib, national federation of independent businesses and we just had a round table meeting at cliffco's facility. blake masters was there, there was no media, but it was a really good opportunity to meet blake masters and see his, you know, his true views on business and just the fact him taking the time and coming out, and meeting with us, meeting with all of my guys, and you know, nfib supporting him and what he is going to do in the

senate. molly: all right, well, we want to bring in kevin, of course. your thoughts, you're in a very different kind of business and why are you backing senator kelly? >> thanks a lot, molly. i'm a small business owner in northern arizona flagstaff. and that project is our parent company. we have three about to open our fourth restaurant in flagstaff. i started in 2008 and we grew the company to almost 200 employees before covid shut us down. we went from that to about eight. the struggle back, especially in this industry was immense and he'll say that part of the thing that helped us get back to it was senator kelly's team when he took on his senate seat, he listens to small businesses, he actually came up around the fourth of july and met quietly at our place with a bunch of small business owners. i think he understands small business great. i don't say that he's better or

worse, but i know that this man has our backs. 's done some amazing things. quick story, i'm building out our fourth restaurant. we're struggling to get the last pieces of construction equipment here and the reason that we're struggling. we can't get microchips for our h hvac units and the senator got it passed and that should help all small businesses in the future. i think he's just a guy that listens and i think that's important. molly: cliff, i want to bring you in on this very issue, which is the supply chain issue. how do you think that masters might potentially help with that? >> well, i think the supply issue itself is a national crisis, as you guys were speaking of before with container ships, you know, backed up miles at the coast. but more importantly, blake masters has experience in business.

his background is business. you know, as far as his opponent, we have the highest inflation in some of the worst gas prices in the nation and for a small business like myself, i run service trucks all over the valley and when the cost of diesel is well over $6 a gallon, that makes it really hard for us, as independents, there's truck drivers, for them to make a living. so, that's something mark kelly has done. molly: and that's what i want -- kevin, to you when you're looking at the inflation issue which has hit very hard in phoenix metro area. what do you think your candidate will do to help with that issue? >> well, i think inflation --. >> go ahead. >> inflation is not only national, but international. every developed company experiencing this, i'm not certain that i can say that that's a political issue. i think this is something of the times coming off of international pandemic that's driven the world in a different

direction. inflation clearly hits us. our food costs skyrocket, you know, employment costs sky rockets, transportation to get goods and services up from phoenix to flagstaff skyrocket and you know, another thing on that, noi that senator kelly is backing another bipartisan bill by truck drivers getting them on the roads and getting people working faster and getting some relief for some of the supply chain issues. they're definitely there, but i think that's resilience of the small business, too. small businesses are resilient and they fight through these things. i mean, it would have been easy in 2020 to shut my doors and go away, but we didn't, with the help of senator kelly and people like him in the senate and the congress. we got through it and we've grown our company back up from eight employees back up to 230 now. and we're proud to put those people in flagstaff to work. molly: i want to give you each a final closing thought before our interview ends. cliff, you first. >> yeah, i think here in

arizona, something that we're going to need to really pay attention to and you know, listening to everybody as far as our open borders, and you know, the economy itself is suffering because of that and the resources that are being allocated to try to, you know, mitigate these issues, the fennel fentanyl coming in in droves killing our youth. it's something that has to be corrected and i know blake masters-- >> a little bit of time for kevin. almost out of time. kevin, your thoughts as well. >> thank you. >> my thoughts are small business right now, we fought back for years and i think that's where senator kelly thrives is in listening to us and listening to everybody. you don't have to be a democrat or a republican, he'll listen to you, and he'll shoot you straight and i also appreciate that. i've never been misled. he tells me exactly what he thinks is going to happen. i can therefore make a better business decision based on that advice. molly: all right, thank you,

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>> here we go. live pictures again of massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. she's in seattle today, washington, attending a kickoff event. a canvass kickoff in support of senator patty murray. elizabeth warren one of the best known progressives, very liberal, from massachusetts travelling across the country to get out there on the campaign trail. griff: it's very interesting you bring that up. warren not up for reelection and murray is and we will see how that works out top of mind. we'll have the latest military

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>> russia unleashing a barrage

of missile attacks on ukrainian power facilities causing devastating damage. to bring it all down we're joined now in the studio by retired army general keith kellogg. nobody better to take this down. we've heard so much about the ukrainian counter offensive on kherson trying to take it back and kherson the first city occupied by russians going back to the beginning of the war now 241 days in. >> griff, thanks for having me, i think this is a culminating fight and everybody needs to look at this. and i was standing with john roberts almost 200 days ago. this is the key fight and here is why when you look at the fight. zelenskyy told the world the war began in 2014 in crimea and it's going to end in crimea. where he wants to go. what zelenskyy is going, the attack line going this way and coming from the north as well down like this way and he's trying to cut off the russian forces because there's a river here, and there's only one road, bridge coming across and

that's the bridge that's there. if he can defeat these forces, the russian forces and push towards crimea, he's got putin in a major bind. putin has to decide, is he going to escalate or negotiate. if he loses this line and takes this line, he meaning zelenskyy, the russian army is defeated and putin, what are you going to do so i've said this all along. this is a smart move and i don't think a lot of people are picking up on it talk about the other fights going on, this is the fight to watch. because if zelenskyy wins this fight, he actually wins the war. griff: this is the one that matters on our map. the blue areas are the areas, ukrainians forces have taken back. let me just take you to this spot, a little zoomed in, general kellogg and that's the important dam that russia has mined with explosive and the water reserve there equivalent to the great salt lake in utah.

how significant is that? >> it's huge. but the confusing part about it because if they blow up the daniel and you're looking at the reservoir up there. if they take and blow up the dam, all the water, the fresh water that's being used by crimea comes out of that dam so it doesn't make a lot of sense. it makes a lot of sense in the fact that putin is just crazy enough to start, keep taking out infrastructure, which he wants to do, but the end state of that. zelenskyy wouldn't do it, putin might do it. the biggest reason, if he does that and the flooding that occurs, it blocks zelenskyy from coming this way and that's the reason he'd do it. >> quickly, we've seen a lot of attacks in the last 24 hours and some in the west as well. i want to show one image and that's these iranian drones over 200 shot down in ukraine. only 20 seconds, how much of an issue is this? >> well, it's an issue, but here is what we need to provide. we need to provide the national advanced surface to air

missiles. and that will take it down, it's a small system. brand new, 100 meters-- or 100 kilometers, and that's what you need to do it, but this will not affect the end of the war. this will just be a lot of nuisance and killing civilians, but-- >> a nuisance it is. lieutenant general keith kellogg, thank you for being here. we'll follow that battle in kherson. is a red wave building for election day 17 days from now? we've got coverage with our political panel in the hottest races coming up. stake with us. stick with us. uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in two new flavors (♪ ♪) it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet!

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griff: here we get the general election voters. president biden spending his weekend off the campaign trail at his vacation home in delaware. what would a "fox news live" i am griff jenkins. molly: i am molly lyna. this comes as a byte administration faces a pretty tough questions about inflation and the state of the economy fox team coverage with charles watson on the closely watched midterms in washington. carving that tight senate race in pennsylvania let's start off with lucas tomlinson he is live from the white house, lucas big. >> good afternoon molly after some initial court victories last night a federal appeals court in st. louis come blocks the plan to bail out the student debt for the white house wasted