♪ ♪ >> it's playing out across the country leslie. >> pennsylvania candidates dr. oz and john fetterman john fetterman go head-to-head. >> and the statements on fracking. >> i don't support fracking and i stand but i do support fracking. >> we have to get the truth out here. >> governor hochul and challenger lee zeldin traded jabs about the crime. >> we are talking about actually

walk there locking up criminals. >> it has consequences but i don't know why that is so important. >> the subway tracks in new york city. >> eric adams to do more in the crime telling "the new york post" everybody is talking the talk but nobody is walking the walk. >> executive jennifer say a covid denier, the management gave her a choice to shut up or leave. >> that made me unemployable. >> what team is that? >> read. >> we are going to go see them. >> we are going to take you in the stadium. ♪ ♪ >> 13 days until the midterm elections. three big debates around the country last night,

pennsylvania, new york, michigan >> steve: today, we are doing essentially the postgame show. >> that's right. >> steve: who won, who lost because so many people tuned in to watch those six people at different electors across the country. and who will win? we could know two weeks from today. >> a lot of big debate but anxiety from americans because we may not know who has control of the senate on election day because of the big race in georgia could turn out to be -- >> neck and neck. lawrence jones and for brian kilmeade. >> march for the midterm continues with the debate on the books. >> pennsylvania senate candidates, and the nominees for governor in michigan and new york squared off on stage last night. >> lawrence: griff jenkins live in washington with the big moments take a mcgriff. >> good morning, lawrence,

ainsley and steve. controlling the senate, there were questions how john fetterman impact his performance, which he addressed at the start of the debate. >> let's talk about the elephant in the room. i had a stroke. he's never let me forget that. and i might miss some words during this debate, most two words together but it knocked me down and i will keep coming back up. >> dr. oz going after his health was a challenge but attacked him for dodging debates. >> you haven't shown up on the campaign trail. you haven't answer questions from voters, not once, from media and this is the only debate that i can get you to come and talk to me on and i had to beg on my knees to get you to come. >> the energy policy, but federman repeatedly struggled even with closed captioning provided. in the end, he refuses to let the public see his medical records. watch. >> will you pledge tonight to

release those records in the interest of transparency? >> again, my doctor believes that unfit to be serving. and that is what i believe where i am standing. >> meanwhile in new york, crime took center stage in the dual beak between kathy hochul and lee zeldin. >> but it's amazing we will be able to go through the entire conversation of this debate and we are still waiting for kathy hochul to talk about actually locking up criminals. >> someone who commits a crime under our laws especially the change to bail has consequence. i don't know what that is so important to you. all i know is we can do more. >> michigan tudor dixon pushing gretchen whitmer her handling of the pandemic and school closures. >> i worked closely with mike republican and democratic governors. the kids were out for three months. >> i am pretty sure i heard an audible gasp around town when gretchen whitmer said that kids were at out of school for three months and you know better

because your students were desperately trying to test scores show she is being dishonest about this. she is being dishonest about trying to get into the school to get the schools back on track. >> let's go back to pennsylvania for a moment unclear last night's debate will have because 600,000 people in the keystone state have already cast their ballots. one pullout this morning, the fetterman campaign is complaining about delayed captioning with errors although some of the broadcast with debate said that is just simply inaccurate. two opportunities to test the system and function properly but fetterman only chose to do it once, steve, lawrence. >> steve: let's bring in kayleigh mcenany, the white house press secretary. good morning to you. >> good morning steve. >> steve: let's start in pennsylvania. we have an image. he had the captioning. there was a 70-inch, two, 70-inch television screens above

both moderators. and if you look, you can see what mr. fetterman was reading. his campaign is not complaining about the fact there were errors in it but as griff just said, they offered two rehearsals and he did not go to both or either one. there it is right there. that is what he was actually looking at. apparently he had problems because the debate was a problem. >> we had big problems. as you pointed out he started saying good night but he ended shouting during dr. oz's closing statement the last time i seen wonders like that was the president with his own issues. but look, i don't know why the campaign put them in this position. a democratic operative over a axaxios asked why he was allowed to debate. this will raise more questions and answer. washington inside publication of the opening line, let's state the obvious, john fetterman struggled to communicate

effectively. that was very clear. voter safety issues matter of the most from a crime but the polling suggested they were not as interested in john fetterman but you can't walk away thinking he is going to be a capable -- >> ainsley: he was tumbling and missing words and our heart does go out to him. we were wondering, is this the right time for him to run for office. here is the issues because he's lieutenant governor. he wants the taxpayers to pay for injection sites for drug users, no restrictions on abortion, sanctuary cities against voter i.d., deducing the prison population by a third as lieutenant governor, and here is the big one that was an issue last night in the debate because he flip-flopped. in the past 2016 and 2018, calling for a moratorium on fracking. that is pennsylvania's economy. last night, he has said i have always supported fracking which is not true. watch this. >> have always supported fracking, and i believe independence energy is

critical although we can't be held, you know ransom to somebody like russia. >> you are sating tonight you support fracking and have always supported fracking, but there is that 2018 interview that you said, "i don't support fracking at all." how do you square the two? >> i do support fracking. and... i don't -- i support fracking, and i stand and i do support fracking. >> okay, mr. fetterman. >> it is not just the statement you read. >> we have to go and we have to move on. >> we have to get the fundamentals of the truth out. >> we have a lot of topics. we have a lot of topics. >> ainsley: dr. oz, he is right we need to know where he stands because a lot of people are are in industry. >> you see flip-flopped him politics but not a flip and a flop in 5 minutes. the statement is clear i don't support fracking but i called a

moratorium on fracking. there is no such thing as a green tracker. the rnc almost ran a minute of him saying just that. ainsley, you summed it up so nicely as the aggregate, he is the most progressive candidates out there and any other race and spirit evidence of that is of 600 political race is going on, more than that. joe biden has been invited to 16, this being one of them. this happens to be one joe biden more moderate than the actual democrat nominee. >> lawrence: how do you feel former boss has questioned his health multiple time and how we have the president the president of the united states showing behavior that is questionable, which is also serious health condition in john fetterman hidden from the american voters in pennsylvania where they could have selected a formidable candidate to run at the democratic primary process. how do you feel about the media being utterly silent on this issue? >> it is important. look, when i stood at the podium the principal go haywire in a

time president trump visited walter reed. they injected sinister suspicion into what were routine visits, demanding doctor's notes when he had covid appear to be provided as much information as we could but that was simply not good enough. but they hid job done might john fetterman's condition and he was allowed to be a basement candidate. president biden was allowed to be a basement candidate but he had covid and an excuse to do so. the voter said no more basement candidates, we did that in 2020 and we see the results. we will not allow that in the senate race. >> steve: the democrats have been focused since the dogs on pushing abortion. but for us all women have abortion rights and codify that. of course, it was in may that we learned in february of this year at the u.s. supreme court they had taken essentially the opinion of the sitting justices, and they wrote the draft decision. that was leaked. and as soon as it was

leaked, there was an uproar. suddenly, we saw protesters in front of the conservative justices homes trying to force them into, "hey, don't vote against it, keep it in place." they were trying to intimidate them. sam samuel alito was saying this. >> it was a great betrayal of trust by somebody. and it was a shock because nothing like that had happened in the past. so, it certainly changed the atmosphere at the court for the remainder of last term. but it also made those thought to be in the majority in support of overruling roe and casey target for assassination because it gave people a rational reason

to prevent that from happening by killing one of us. and we know that a man has been charged with attempting to kill justice brett kavanaugh. >> steve: as you know white houses leaked, congress leaks, the supreme court never leaks... except this one time. >> ainsley: various justices were stunned by this. to your point, it just doesn't happen. what is interesting to watch the federal response where you have jen psaki come of the protest in front of justices home, sating, we encourage that. we encourage that at home. in the wake of the brett kavanaugh assassination, president biden never directly look at a camera and condemned it but his staff did on his behalf. he did not but it would be powerful coming from the president. the defining on capitol hill with extra security. it took several iterations to get nancy pelosi to move and get the justices protected. when you combined what justice

samuel alito and the congress, it is inexcusable. i would hope if republicans in control and this would happen, they would act very differently than what we saw in washington. >> your friends and sighed, what do they say about the investigation? will we learn who leaked? >> they looked in people's phones and done what they can, but i have to ask ainsley the fbi went after 22 pro-life activists with very little, they could find the sneaker leaker, in my view. >> steve: but the supreme court hasn't asked the fbi. marshals at the supreme court do the job and they don't do that. >> that is a good point. the fbi at one point looking at their phones but they should be brought in and a robust fashion. this is a serious incident, especially tongue about nine supreme court justices and you lose one and it tips the balance of the court. there is an incentive for crazy actors to take action. >> lawrence: and parents about

their kids education, they can immobilize but exactly comic you served coequal branch. kayleigh, we have a new show, weeknights 7:00 p.m. eastern night on fox nation. >> hey, i spell it with a c. >> lawrence: tell us about the show. >> it is very exciting. we have ron johnson, kari lake, blake masters, a lot of senate gubernatorial candidates. it is fun to go back and forth because sean is out there and i watch all these town halls. it is just so fun to joust with the candidates because they are unequal in the ground all the time, lawrence, you get a different response when you talk to people in the battle. these candidates are out there. >> lawrence: and on the topics that matter. >> exactly, exactly right, thank you. >> ainsley: our country, you know, we have to help this country. it is wonderful that you are doing this so the voters to make wise decisions. >> steve: check it out on

fox nation. thank you very much. >> appreciate it. >> steve: a quarter past the top of the hour and. >> ainsley: fox nation was smart to hire kayleigh. >> i was thinking carley is pregnant what? >> ainsley: and you were not wrong. [laughter] >> i got some more news, starting with new york city grandpa shoved onto the subway tracks getting emotional as he begs mayor eric adams to take action, telling "the new york post," everybody is talking the talk but nobody is walking the walk. it is more dangerous for innocent people trying to get to and from where they have to go. the 62-year-old believes rider will never be safe unless the police are on patrol and the homeless are removed from the transit system. a major human smuggling best in texas. troopers arresting a driver after more than 60 illegal

immigrants were found in the back of that dump truck just north of the border. meanwhile, tens of thousands are having their cases thrown out at immigration port because homeland security failing to file paperwork on time. that is according to dhs that appear this year more than 63,00 cases have been dismissed. president biden warrants that covid deaths this year will almost all be the result of americans not getting the appropriate booster shots. >> virtually every covid death in america is preventable. virtually everyone. almost everyone who died from covid this year will not be up to date on their shots or they will not have taken paxlovid when they got sick. >> the president touted his annual update of vaccine shot yesterday. biden has received a total of three covid booster shots since last september. and a couple of baltimore ravens rookies getting spooked out at

one of the top haunted houses in the world, oh, no! kyle hammonton jumping out of his shoes even though they watcd film of the attraction before hand. >> me and kyle are holding it down right now. i don't know, man. i don't know if he's going to make it. >> he thought he was never going to see sunshine again. lawrence, i know the feeling. >> lawrence: that is spirit >> they pick the two because scaredy cats in the building. >> lawrence: i tried to protect you the entire time. >> ainsley he was walking to every door before me and put me behind his body and we held hands the entire time. >> ainsley: even though you know you are walking out, it is scary. >> you go, what if there is a murderer in here and this is how it ends? >> steve: here is the thing about a haunted house in new york because it is obviously something you pay to go do. >> right. >> steve: how much was it to

go in? >> i don't know we have to ask the "fox & friends" budget. >> steve: some of them are $50. >> lawrence: they are not supposed to touch you but they touched us. >> they gave us a little extra spook because we have the cameras with us, but it was fun. in hindsight. >> lawrence: though, we will not pay for the next one. >> ainsley: thank you so much. >> lawrence: still had michigan's governor get schooled after making this claim about the pandemic closures. watch. >> i worked closely with republican and democratic governors and kids were out for three months. >> lawrence: what she didn't tell you, some students were online for learning for more than a year. how that claim could cost her big. that is next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> and mrs. dixon set i kept students out longer than any other state. that is not true. i work closely with republican and democratic governors. the kids were out for three months. >> this so shocking to me that she thinks schools were only close for three months. maybe she thinks she can convince use schools were only closed for three months. but you know better because your students are desperately behind. >> ainsley: the impact of school shutdowns a heated issue in last night's final debate before michigan voters head to the polls to pick the next governor. douglas murray joins us now, good morning, douglas. >> good morning. >> ainsley: what is your reaction to that because you were with coverage in michigan when parents said please open the schools. many were closed and they were teaching students virtually for that will next year. >> yeah, it is flat out wrong.

and like a lot of politicians, a lot of contenders, she is trying to rewrite the historical record which is there for everyone to see. it is not the case that schools were only closed for a few months. students were online learning for over a year. that, by the way, it has to be said once again. for many students, particularly the poorest in our society, online learning is simply no replacement for learning. it is nothing like being in the classroom effective of what we have now in schools across the world. a lost couple of years for students, the very best had a less quality education during that period. and many of them have no education during that period might, particularly in the household. it is flat out wrong. anyone can check the record but there will be a lot of revisionism like this in the next few days. >> ainsley: it is one of the

reasons tudor dixon wants to run for office and be the republican governor in that state. she was on the show during the 6:00 hour this morning and we asked her, what is the truth? were the schools closed more than three months? listened periods because she changed over the department of human health services" don't force them to close down the schools. we are ninth, that is how devastating the education system is in the state of michigan. no matter how many times we called her out for that and asked what her plan was to get the students back on track, she diverts the blame. she doesn't talk about it and she doesn't have a plan. >> ainsley: douglas, what you think will happen in the race? >> i think this ties in with what you were covering earlier in the hour about president biden's recent with having another vaccine to appear there is a fundamental dishonesty since the covid era. the first is pretense that the children are particularly vulnerable when we know the evidence is there and has been for a very, very long time children are the most vulnerable

people into society with covid appeared in some people have ignored that, the administration out. many academics and people who studied this early on, stanford, no children are not at risk. why send them home question at the second thing is, the president said all you have to do is get your jab and the people who got the job come up again, out wrong. the people most at risk for hospitalization, covid known early on, very obese. but does the president address that work governor whitmer? of course not, it is too difficult. >> ainsley: douglas murray, thank you for joining us. >> quite a pleasure. >> ainsley: losing her job levi's because she spoke out against coca-cola policies, the next guest claims exploiting social justice agendas for profit. the woke capitalism morning is next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we are back with your headline starting with outrage in the los angeles has the homeless and one can't go to great lengths to stay uncomfortable out on the streets. this video showing washing

machine hooked up to a utility pole. plus flower beds decorate the outside of their ten man tent that walks a local business. they are currently 70,000 homeless people in los angeles. a staten island judge said the vaccine for new york city with municipal workers is unconstitutional, but this unity is repealing and the requirement will remain in effect for all except the 60 workers who filed the lawsuit. a firefighter, teacher who run their own suit against the city joins "fox & friends first" earlier to react to the decision. >> we felt like the pandemic was over and by the time they issued this mandate. >> yesterday as well, a lot of hope, but now understanding that the city is just refusing to comply is really upsetting. >> ainsley: what a shame here are the ruling comes the same day the city's health leaders voted to rescind the private

sector vaccine mandate as well as the requirement for extracurricular activities in school. the jonas brothers are going to be burning up the football field appear at the boy band is performing at halftime when the dallas cowboys take on the new york giants on thanksgiving day appear at the performance also promotes donations for the salvation army. how great is that? you can watch the game and their performance when it airs on "fox" this thanksgiving. speaking up this heartwarming moment a tiktok star went viral for taking world ward to veteran to disneyland is going viral again for escorting william good onto the field for the rams game. >> i want make today the best day of your life. >> that means a lot for me. >> you have a favorite sports team, right? >> yeah. >> the rams. >> i will take you to the rams game. i will introduce you to the star players. >> oh, my god! >> ainsley: how great is that?

even autographed a jersey for him. you see it right there. isn't that amazing? >> that is so amazing. that is the story of the day. >> absolutely. >> he makes the dean's list, absolutely, my friend. awesome. let's take a look at the weather. we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms in your neighborhood if you live along the cold front moving across the great lakes. you can see the temperatures ahead of the front, very muggy, very warm this time of year and behind it the cold air. we see the storms with the system moving up towards canada. there is this area of low pressure across the coast. it will stay off the coast and things will improve tomorrow. the next storm system across the south may need the rain but too much will cause flooding and potential for stronger storms. i know every mom has been asking me the halloween forecast. here is kind of a look what we are anticipating across the northeast down to the southeast, ohio river valley showers and the northwest we certainly have potential for storms there.

the central u.s. looks really good for the trick-or-treating forecast. i will keep you up-to-date, okay? we have five days to refined the forecast. don't get mad at me at. >> steve: or five days to buy candy. >> that is true, too. >> lawrence: i always wait until the day after and it's on sale. >> steve: you could wind up with treats. >> ainsley: do you turn your lights off? you turn your lights off. [laughter] >> steve: all right... >> ainsley: be out there safe with your little ones. >> steve: levi's president was on track to be levi's ceo until she spoke out against covid school lockdowns and living in california at the time period and was ordered to be quiet. >> lawrence: but jennifer refused to quit her job giving up a one million-dollar payout while warning about woke mobs taking over corporate america. >> ainsley: it is in her new

book with a clever title "levi's unbuttoned "the woke job gave me my voice but took my job." jennifer joins us now, good morning, jennifer. >> good morning to you and thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming on and you were on during this time with laura ingraham last night. in your book has come out but tell us what happened with the company. >> well, i was outspoken from the very beginning, march 2020 at the school closures and the harms done to children just as douglas murray spoke about before me. that was considered unacceptable. it went against the democratic party line essentially appeared california at the state i lived and was closed for the longest, number 50th. number 50 of all the states closed 18 months. and the harm has become clear. i was right. it would harm children and mental health impacts, but that

went against the orthodox and narrative so that was considered unacceptable. for two years i was told to stop and eventually i was told there would not be a place for me in the company anymore. i decided to quit and not sign and accept the severance. >> steve: you it ended up moving to colorado so your kids could go to school in person. so you know, jennifer, it comes down to this, when people come all of us have 401(k)s, and our companies invest in other companies, you expect the other companies mainly to be interested in making money for the shareholders. but there are a certain number and a growing number over the last couple of years of companies that have just gone so woke. you wonder what they are doing. >> yeah, i think the fact is, that is what they are still interested in. that is their fiduciary obligation for the shareholders.

but today i would argue ceos, it is not enough to make a lot of money. they want to be celebrated as do-gooders and so they affect the social justice dance, but in reality, the actions within the company don't really reflect that. but as an action to support that stance, they will ask anyone like me who goes against the suppose had politics of the company. i would argue that standing up for children should not be political regardless. and certainly, politics should not be a litmus test for employment. >> lawrence: i think every american agrees with that. i hope levi's gets back to the founding document because someone who wears their genes, it broke my heart... >> ainsley: not anymore. >> lawrence: exactly. jennifer's book "levi's unbuttoned" will go on sale. thank you for standing up. >> ainsley: jennifer, we need a list of all the companies that are not woke because those are

the companies i want to buy from. >> you know, i would argue in a company that focuses on making a great product and sells it for a great price, those are the company rather than marketing their politics. but levi's is a great brand, great product and i still wear it. >> lawrence: wow! >> steve: jennifer, thank you so much. good luck. >> lawrence: so much integrity and still a fiery debate in pennsylvania put senate candidate john fetterman's health back in the spotlight. clay traverses the race is all but over. and he is next. what if there was a community of like minded people ready to support you when you need it most? christian health care ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted

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trail and this is the only issue to come to talk to me on. >> lawrence: things were getting heated up your dr. oz taking john fetterman to task in first and only debate. many ac reacting to the high-sts night. many quoting, "painful to watch." >> it is about supporting and helping young earners -- excuse me, young, young students to give them a break. i believe that supporting... >> lawrence: the founder clay travis could not agree more. clay, how bad was it? >> first of all, thank you for having me. i hope everyone is having a good morning. the single worst debate performance i have ever seen in my life. and look, we knew john fetterman was a disaster when he comes to his policies. this guy is a bernie sanders clone. but for him to go out there and

be unable to essentially speak or communicate was an indictment of the entire pennsylvania democrat party. i thought it was an indictment of his wife who allowed this campaign to continue. remember, he had this stroke on the friday before the tuesday of the democrat primary. and they hid it from voters in order to continue to have the nomination. and to make, lawrence, one of the things you can look at republicans will say john fetterman was bad and democrats will say he is fine because everybody is so desperate to win back the senate. but i would just look at the gambling markets. the gambling markets unpredicted immediately taint with 5 minutes of this debate because john fetterman was so bad appear at the bar was low and john fetterman could not come near reaching it. >> lawrence: the power and i keep asking this question this morning, does that mean more to

the party? because honestly, this is a health concern. forget leading -- he should take a leave of absence from being lieutenant governor. >> yeah, look, lawrence, he cannot do the job. some people are saying, "well, you are picking on someone with a health condition." i think many of the country want him to go do well. but outside of politics, if you had a relay race in one at the relay runners had a broken leg, it wouldn't be wrong to say to the relay runner, you will not be a part of the relay team right now. go get your leg rehabbed and when you get better come back. you can't do this. i think dr. oz will overwhelmingly when met pennsylvania right now. if you look at the board right now for democrats, this effectively ends there chances of being able to win a republican seat. remember, there is a retiring senator that these guys are battling. it is a republican seat right

now. i thought it was devastating. single best in terms of controlling the senate that republicans have had since this. >> lawrence: summer saying they should have been for this sports reference mercy rule introduced because it was that bad. clay... because they should have thrown the towel in. if a boxer, they would not be allowed to continue after 5 minutes. >> lawrence: you can see what is clicking on out kick.com. 40 years of helping new jersey's vulnerable nonprofit is making the incredible milestone this year. the group ceo joins us live to share the biggest success. but first, let's check in with dana perino for what is coming up at the top of the hour. >> hello, lawrence. thank you so much. first up on newsroom, the painful pennsylvania debate between john fetterman at dr. oz. how did the states democrats feel this morning? we have analysis kicking us off

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning we are back with a couple of quick headlines, haunted with images of the 2023 a quarter. the first wanted to feature google's built-in entertainment system with google maps and a number of other apps. this will start rolling into the show rooms next month. apple teaming up with smart home company on a high tech door lock that allows you to get inside your home with a simple switch of iphone or apple watch. the level lock came out last week. it cost $329. steve, over to you. >> steve: that is cool, thank you very much carley. home to 20% of the state of

new jersey's homeless population and has one-sixth highest rate of substance abuse in new jersey. that is why eva's village in paterson, new jersey, has stepped in to help you or the organization provides assistance for those struggling with hunger, homelessness and addiction. they are celebrating 40 years at their annual leave in a better tomorrow gala which is next week. joining us right now are eva's village ceo and formers eva village client pamela and joining us from paterson, new jersey. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve: howard, it is great to have you. we were talking during the commercial break. for a number of years, my wife and i, kathy, actually volunteered even as village and we did the galas and raised a lot of money. it is such an extraordinary and it started with -- and now you

have an extraordinary 3,000 volunteers and you help 5,000 people. why do you do it? >> it is very simple comic steve. thank you for having us here. we do it because we are to help people struggling with hunger, homelessness, property, and addiction. our community has a soaring need and the need is greater than ever. so we are here to provide the guide and support and resources they need that will empower them to live healthy, independent, and productive lives. >> steve: that's right. it started as a soup kitchen for 40 years later, you have a community kitchen and overnight emergency temporary shelter. you have recovery substance abuse programs, outpatient mental health services, halfway house, child care, anything people need, you got it. it is unbelievable. in the last fiscal year, you served a quarter of a million people, including people like pamela who is right there.

pamela, i know when you were 16, essentially you were deserted, turned to drugs. how did eva's help you out of that will make you were and question marks >> actually, eva's helped me by making me fey have growing up. they taught me skills and tools that i needed to handle life on life's terms. and find that balance between my addiction, mental health, and being a single mother as well. they taught me the importance and how to just have the routine, you know, it things as little as getting up in the morning. you know, making my bed, having three meals a day.

have a place, you know, like just have a place from things throughout my day into my life. >> steve: right. and now your son, jase is four. where would you be, pamela without eva's? >> i would be a single mother mn a painful cycle of the same things expecting, doing the same things over and over and expecting different results. i would be in a spiral. >> steve: howard, a quarter of a million people just like her, you have help through the years. how can people help donate to eve as village? >> if you go to our website www.evenasvillage.org. you will see we have our gala and you can participate and you can attend our event or you can just donate. also if you want to volunteer your time, we have a wealth of programs and the support is

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virginia last week and tomorrow, lawrence, you will be in pennsylvania. >> dana: redding, pennsylvania, i'll post links on my social media. breakfast with friends 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. >> you'll be asking about the debate. >> what will they say? probably the same we've been saying all morning. >> see you tomorrow, everyone. >> bill: thank you, guys, let's get to it. blockbuster debate night in the books. prime time bout in p.a. may have been a game changer. i'm bill hemmer and we begin. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." lots of debates last night. you watched three of the big ones. >> i'm that much of a nerd. >> dana: because we're less than two weeks from election day. control of the senate hangs on four races. >> democrats hoping john fetterman can flip the seat blue making it harder for republicans to take