connections with the chinese, this mr. ye, and the cefc. so i really think that you know, grassley and johnson have just about had it and as we move to a now congress in 2023 the doj is going to have some serious oversight problems. hunter hunter thank you matt whitaker, with that "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everybody. >> john fetterman holding a rally with musician dave matthews. >> certainly out of touch with pennsylvania values. >> he has not been able to defend his dangerous policies. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> darrell brooks was found guilty of all 76 charges. >> we are satisfied that this defendant has been held accountable. >> two republican senators sharing hunter biden's bank records linked to china with u.s. attorney leading that criminal probe. >> even john stuart is slamming hunter. >> to me that's corruption straight up off the bat. >> i don't need this.

>> mayra flores speaking out be being rejected from the congressional hispanic caucus. >> we are the voice. we are the real voice. >> who doesn't love a yellow -- >> all the important issues. >> raise the hands if you love yellow. >> that's a beautiful shot of this -- going to be kind of chilly today. take sweater, a coat. layer. look at the cars going over that bridge. >> steve: speaking of bridges. they have three rivers in pittsburgh that's why they had the three rivers stadium, of course. >> ainsley: their rivers, the bridges and are steel industry. look up famous for p perogies.

>> steve: it's a dumpling essentially. >> brian: flies in the face of the toughest steel pittsburgh people. if you have a dumpling, that's not a tough. >> ainsley: come on, easy. >> steve: wait a minute. >> brian: if you are a tough guy you don't go give me a dump bring. >> ainsley: filled dumplings by wrapping leefn leafn. >> steve: wait a second you haven't even had one. they are delicious. >> brian: reading a dumb bring changed the name to perogie. >> steve: that's what they called them in europe. >> brian: i have heard of europe. also i just had my hand up excuse me because i love yellow buses. kamala harris put your hand up if you love yellow buses. >> steve: she would love your dress. >> brian: shield love your bus. >> ainsley: wearing it in

clarifies' honor. >> brian: i love yellow buses. i love a yellow bus. who here raise your hand did you love a yellow bus. >> steve: you will see the soundbite in minute. >> steve: pennsylvania where lawrence is live at the family restaurant. i looked up online and the local paper there say they have the best breakfast and they are the best diner in redding, pennsylvania. you picked a good spot to go. >> if you want second after breakfast can you come back. we are here because this is a swing state pennsylvania that is. and you may have seen two nights ago that the big debate between dr. oz and fetterman and if you talk to political insiders. they say they feel duped because of what happened on that debate stage and they feel like the democratic party really should have let them know that

fetterman wasn't really in a good position when it comes to his health. but, a lot of people are also upset because they have already casted their vote for fetterman and they want a redoing. obviously they just cannot do that. so how do the people here feel about that debate. what issues matter to them the most? we know the top issues here is the economy and crime following that we want to hear from the folks ourselves this morning. we will be here all morning. and, steve, if i can, i will get some breakfast between hits. >> steve: of course you will. >> ainsley: what are you going to get? >> steve: biscuits and gravy. >> >> lawrence: i always go for biscuits and gravy and may add french toast, why not get more carbs. >> brian: lawrence you eat during the show because can you reget reimbursed. >> ainsley: no to go food for you. you can't accept that. >> lawrence: i'm just waiting for brian to send me my private jet so i will have a car ride back. >> brian: i got the wrong host.

sorry about that. vote for moralely. appreciate it. talk about that debate. it's amazing. this was the exact run-up -- reminds me of the president. the current president, the former vice president when he was a candidate. everyone said listen, he sits in his basement because of the pandemic has a legitimate excuse. he screws up even when reading the prompter. when he sits next to donald trump, he is going to be in trouble and the fact is he was adequate during the debates. steve: joe biden. >> brian: joe biden was. that was enough. fetterman hiding out doesn't do any public events when he does speaks for five minutes and leaves. walks away from the press. stay up for one debate one hour with closed caption. speak for 20 minutes and that was a bridge too far. >> ainsley: bless his heart, did joe biden set standard here? you can be. >> steve: hey, joe biden won. >> ainsley: joe biden won campaigning from the basement.

enough to we learn he has cognitive issues it seems because when he has any type of a press conference he can't get through it. kamala harris repeats herself over and over and then we have john fetterman who, bless his heart, had a stroke. we wish him all the best we want him to get better. but is he fit? is he fit to be a senator one of the two senators in that state? >> steve: i was talking to my doctor about it and he saw it. and we were talking about how mr. fetterman, you know, he stumbled and jumbled his own words my doctor i wrote it down he said, quote, he should be, mr. fetterman should be in a stroke rehab center not on a debate stage. if you missed it, his performance was terrible and it is pan it has panicked democrats from coast to coast. here he is tuesday night. opposite dr. oz, where he was caught flip-flopping on fracking. >> i have always supported fracking and i always believe that independence with our energy is critical and we can't be held, you know, ransom to it

somebody like russia. >> i must corrected the record -- >> just a second, mr. oz. i do want to clarify something. you are saying tonight that you support fracking. that you've always supported fracking, but there is that 2018 interview that you said, quote: i don't support fracking at all. how do you square the two? >> oh, i do support fracking, and i don't -- i don't -- i support fracking and i stand -- and i do support fracking. >> brian: the thing is well people could change their mind. you have got to admit you change your mind don't just stay i support fracking. in 2018 you didn't. i support fracking. with or without cognitive issues, the people of pennsylvania were already basically lied to now the president when he said i'm not going to touch fracking you can do what you want to do. he stopped oil and gas almost the best he could and still fighting and vilifying them to this day.

i will bring up something else. bring up barack obama, joe biden, now dave matthews. try to soften the blow and make him seem like a sim pa think the thick i figure from near on in. i say this to the people of pennsylvania. the person you hire not only are his views seemingly different than what pennsylvania is, they have got to be able to do the job. what an insult to people who are in the senate that you can do the job. you have committee hearings. you set policy, you have to answer constituents. what you hear is not what you say. that's where you have to read it. that is -- this is a job interview. and just it. if you go to a job interview and you say i had a stroke, five months ago, and you can't interact with that person, they will not hire you. >> steve: but, here's the thing. once he get the job, he will have a big staff to do all the stuff. but,. >> brian: is that okay for a voter? i'm hiring -- am i voting for a staff? >> steve: of course not. >> brian: or voting for a person? >> steve: of course not. there are no closed captioning devices in the u.s. senate.

nonetheless, even though that was so hard to watch, according to the white house. that guy, very impressive. walch. ing. .>> i'll say this, in personal conversations that the president has had with the lieutenant governor, the president has found him to be an impressive, incredibly bright and talented person who is just as capable as always to carry out his office, the duties of his office as we know he is lieutenant governor currently and has great ability and heart felt concern for the people of commonwealth and that is what the president has observed himself. that is, you know, as -- is the case before him is the case today. >> ainsley: he repeatedly failed to complete thoughts during that debate and if you are not worried about the stroke, look at his issues. he has flip flopped on fracking. that is their economy in that state. i think it's almost 70%. 68% of their state relies on this for their economy. so if you are going to -- now he is saying one thing. he said something else in 2016,

then again in 2018, he is very, very progressive. just find out about his policies, is that what pennsylvania wants? >> brian: here is dr. oz yesterday. keep in mind dr. oz never brought up his stroke. he focused on his issues, not his health. listener to what he said last night. >> the game plan was to run the clock out. and i i have been chasing down john fetterman since the general election started. to date, he has never answered a question from a voter on the campaign trail. hasn't answered a press gaggle, a group of reporters on the campaign trail. he has never, obviously, talked to me before. i met him for the first time last night. all i wanted to do was have him defend what i think are these eccentric and extremist ideas that would hurt pennsylvanians. they are certainly out of touch with pennsylvania values. and he has not been able to defend his dangerous policies. so last night i just put them out there. >> steve: so, before the debate, dr. oz was trailing mr. fetterman by 1.3% according to real clear politics it.

will be interesting to see the next poll, whether or not they do it within the two week window, but the only metric we know of is the fetterman campaign said after the debate they raised $2 million, largely on dr. oz's comments about abortion. >> ainsley: he said. >> steve: goes back to abortion. >> ainsley: dr. oz says abortion should be between woman doctors and local political leaders shouldn't be up to the country, the federal government to decide. he says he supports three exceptions, rape, incest and to protect the life of the mother and he opposes lindsey graham bill which would impose that nationwide. no abortion after 15 weeks. >> steve: dr. oz was referring to state's rights and states should decide. >> brian: the way it is being spun he wants a mayor in the operating room during the time and that's not what he said. he probably clarified last night i didn't see the whole interview. meanwhile, 11 minutes after the hour. coming up. caught on camera. a woman with a pickaxe smashes the window of a california home as the woman inside was baby-sitting her newborn

granddaughter. the terrifying ordeal as investigators piece together a motive? >> steve: yep. plus, there is a new boss in town. elon musk making his grand entrance into twitter's headquarters. >> hear his plan. >> ainsley: unpacking boxes bringing in a sink. >> steve: he is the new chief twit. straight ahead next.

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>> ainsley: police say they have arrested the woman scene in shocking video smashing up a woman's home with a pickaxe in an apparent random attack. she walks up to the driveway and

shatters several windows all while a 6 week old baby girl is sleeping in a cradle six feet away. this is the bassinet the infant was in and can you see the huge shards of glass that landed inside. luckily the baby's grandmother grabbed her just moments before the family who just moved into the block say this is not the warm welcome they hoped for. >> buildingsing the house. my wife and kid can't even come home. they are terrified to come home. >> absolutely shell shocked. that suspect has been charged with felony vandalism. president biden is traveling to upstate new york today to tout his economic agenda and a $100 billion manufacturing plant. is he hot off the virtual campaign trail making appearances for vulnerable democrats yesterday. meanwhile, in washington, the white house is grilled on a potential fuel shortage ahead of

winter. >> northeast and new york already rationing home heating oil. what are we doing to prepare for the winter, to ramp up? diesel. >> i will take the question on the diesel because i don't have the data in front of me. let me take that and get back to you. >> carley: concerns growing that diesel shortage could hit heating oil soaring. >> turn over $1 billion in financing ahead of tomorrow's court-ordered deadline that according to the "wall street journal." the billionaire ceo giving employees preview of what's to come. musk walking into the company's san francisco headquarters yesterday carrying a sink. the billionaire later tweeting let that sink in. he also updated his twitter profile bioto chief twit. and south florida is quickly becoming one of the most unaffordable places to live. the average mortgage payment is

now $2,500 a month. that's a 95.5% jump from the same time last year. south florida has major population boom in the last few years. experts say the price hikes are largely due to low inventory and high demand. everybody is moving to florida, guys. and costing floridians. >> steve: people who live there and bought a house before the pandemic thinking man, i got a real nice deal. >> carley: they don't have to deal with it. >> brian: don't you think things are shifting wake up for stuart scrarny to wake up. i'm not selling. 3% mortgage now even though i want a bigger mortgage. >> carley: home prices going down. >> brian: at 7% it doesn't make financial sense to do it. as long as you have cash to go buy a house. >> steve: value of the houses are going down for the most part but mortgages are going up. >> ainsley: rent is going up. >> steve: a year ago if you could -- thank you very much, carley. we did this segment with charles payne, people who could afford

$750,000 house last year for a $2,500 house payment now can only afford a $400,000 house for the same house payment so you are winding up with less house for about the same money. >> ainsley: that's right. well, talk about the biden border crisis. you have a top republican on the house homeland security committee congressman john katko. he represents new york. he is a republican e sent a letter to the biden administration after receiving some numbers that he wasn't happy with. he is questioning the failures of how we are processing these migrants because we have tens of thousands of migrants that walk into our country. they get a letter saying you have to come back to court. but some of these are falling through the cracks. and they are not getting these letters. and they are not -- or, if they are, they are showing up to court and then their cases have been dropped. this is happening in the thousands. look at this 63,586 in fiscal year 2022. >> steve: right. the problem is, the reason they are throwing these out, is because the border protection

agents are now filing the notices to appear in time. >> ainsley: because they don't have the manpower? they are too busy? >> steve: who knows? >> steve: remember, there were some suggestions that so many people they are not even giving them notices to appear. the department of homeland security says the policy is to then -- the problem is, the people they thought they were supposed to go court. they go to court they say na, they have thrown out the case. the dhs says the priority is to give them a new notice to appear but it throws the migrant status into complete limbo. >> brian: john katko wrote a letter, an here's an excerpt from it. these reports raise alarms. questions about the roles of cbp and ice play making sure no one slips through the cracks immigration system. obviously a lot of people are slipping through the system. border patrol is remarkably under manned if they could get 15,000. i think that might in our

country's best interest. maybe slip into speech. >> ainsley: good point. >> brian: this is major issue. and remember those numbers, those stunning numbers of the september results of border crossers and the got-aways that came -- dropped 11:00 on friday night. over 200,000 came here illegally. how many are not even getting processed, period. are they being pushed by the administration to let them go or is it just a manpower thing where i can't possibly fill out all this paperwork? >> ainsley: if you are working on the border and you're completely overwhelmed and you feel abandoned by the administration or by your bosses, then, you know, you might just say if they don't care if they're coming in. then i'm not going to take the time to fill out the paper work. there might be ally with the of that, too. >> brian: are you coming back anyway. >> ainsley: if you are coming back anyway why should i sit here and do this paperwork. >> steve: somebody who represents the district on the border is myra flores. born in mexico. first member of congress born in mexico. so, what she did over the last couple of days, shoe he had

applied. you heard about it a million times, the congressional hispanic caucus, started out back in the 1970s as a bipartisan group. she actually applied because she was born in mexico. and, do you know what? they won't let her. in here she is. >> on june 14th i basement first mexican born congresswoman ever elected in congress. and that's not good enough for them. and this is showing that they are not for the hispanic community. they are just there for their political party. i don't need them. the hispanic community stunt need them. we are the real voice we are the voice of the hispanic community. and we stand for the values that we were raised with. god, family, and hard work. that is what we are all about. >> ainsley: she won in a democratic district, too. >> steve: she did. here's the thing the congressional hispanic caucus only lets democrats in. back in the 1970s it was bipartisan and then in the 90's there was a split between the

democrats and republicans over the policy on cuba. so the republicans then started their own congressional hispanic conference, tony gonzales is going to be our chair and she is the chair for that -- is he going to be our guest coming up we will ask him a little bit about the snub. she was figuring you know what i would like to join the caucus. >> ainsley: basically a club. >> steve: democrat club. >> ainsley: should help both sides. >> steve: in bylaws it specifically says all democrats. no republicans. >> ainsley: there you go. >> steve: there you go. >> brian: outstretched hand. rachel campos-duffy is going to be helping the out town hall and del rio tomorrow morning thosing on the border. mayra flores' situation. she has been redistricted so she has got to run again and if she could pull that off. that would be proof positive that the hispanic vote is truly switches because won a special election in america which might

even get in the long run help the country democrats realize i might as well seal the border since they are not going to be my voters anyway. >> ainsley: lifelong democrats are now supporting republican lee zeldin in his bid for new york governor. top reasons for voting yesterday next.

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♪ >> steve: well, a democratic i democraticincumbent in new york9 hochul and lee zeldin met on stage. much of the focus on crime and candidates' plans to handle it. >> one, we are halfway through the debate and she still hasn't talked about locking up anyone committing any crimes. >> okay. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws, especially with the change made to law has consequences. i don't know why that's so important to you all i know is we could do more. >> steve: no kidding. our next guests are all lifelong democrats and they are going to vote for lee zeldin. >> chu, a new york city mother, madeline brown is in the center. she is the mother of army sergeant hasan korea, who was murdered in 2018 and don

hiken -- i said it wrong both times. a former democratic new york state assemblyman. great to have you all here. since she was just talking about crime -- they were just talking about crime. madeline, let's start with you. what happened to your son? >> well, my son sergeant hasan korea was murdered by four people he did not know nor had he done any harm in harlem in 2018. >> steve: just in the wrong place at the wrong time? >> there was an altercation and escalated into hasan being gang assaulted by four people with a knife. and all he had was just hisself and his hands. >> steve: madeline, when you see what's going on here in new york with the crime and we talk about all of it all the time. and the cover of the "new york post" today target on our backs eight innocent bystanders shot in the city in one month. this has got to be deja vu all over again. who is running this town?

>> who was running this town that's a good question. criminals run the town. of the criminals run the place. they do what they want when they want, however they want, to whomever they want. with no consequences. >> steve: that's why even though you are a life lock democrat you are going to vote for a republican. is crime your biggest issue? do you feel safe on the streets of new york? >> absolutely not. the subways as well. i was trampled on the subway back in july by 20 people. 20 other passengers running from someone with a gun. i sustained injuries. and everything from that. all right? so i suffer from ptsd because of that. and i have to take the train every single day because i depend on that to get back and forth to work. >> steve: that's right. and that's why you say lee zeldin is going to do something about it. >> absolutely. >> steve: i know crime is very important to you as well. we all feel it here in new york

city. any time you see somebody on the street like the guy pushing the blower out there. you have got to have a double take. you as a mother are very interested in what is happening in america's schools and particularly here in new york and you don't like it. >> no, i don't like the direction that our schools have been going. the last couple of years of de blasio has been really trying on on new york city families. is he really taken down the standards. and i think going into covid we were already in a bad place and then the last two years, two and a half years of the chaos, with the pandemic, with the masking of kids, with the impending parents are worried about vaccine mandates. these are all things that are on parents' mind as they are thinking of who to choose for our next governor. >> steve: sure. i'm sure you have seen that nation's report card that came out.

>> absolutely. >> and tanking when it comes to reading and math. >> we spend the most actually out of any urban city, right, across the country. and we don't have the outcomes to prove that. >> steve: part of the problem is the unions are so powerful and, you know, they do what they want. and if you don't like it, they say take your kid to some other school. you are going to have to pay for it? >> that he ridiculous, exactly. we pay the highest taxes and we are not getting enough out of our public education system. >> steve: you want an educator not an activist in front of your kids? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> steve: all right. doug, you actually were in attendance for the debate. give us your front row assessment of what happened. >> well, the most important responsibility of government is to protect its citizens and that is not happening. with the democrats running the show. with hochul being the governor for a while, they have no freakin' clue people are concerned. people are afraid. people are afraid to get on a

freakin' train. this is not what america and new york is all about. and the only it answer. this is opportunity for new yorkers to make real change people are getting arrested and walk out before police finish the paperwork. >> steve: yeah. it? >> is outrageous what is going on and watching hochul, no clue, no idea. she can't figure out why lee zeldin is so concerned about crime. she doesn't get it. she doesn't understand. >> steve: she has a best of your knowledge of guards. lee zeldin himself was attacked at a rally where somebody is trying to slash him with a key chain. kids are studying at the kitchen table and somebody starts shooting somebody in his front yard. he knows about crime. >> i want to say to everyone out there, this is not about being a republican, democrat, independent, or anything else. if you love our state, and you want to continue living here,

you have no choice but to support lee zeldin. otherwise, it is just going to get worse. the present governor doesn't even have a clue. she has no plan, no plot on how to deal with things. so, lee zeldin is the answer. again, everyone out there. >> steve: and, dov, it wasn't until -- last poll came out on friday a week ago. he suddenly was a little ahead and then she came out with an ad about crime. >> the funny thick is she was running against donald trump for the past six months. >> steve: right. >> but it's not donald trump. it's lee zeldin for governed's sake. >> steve: and the important thing you hear is you are all lifelong democrats and you are going to vote for the republican but there are other democrats you are going to vote for as well. it's not like you are. >> will apply the criminaller, great guy, good guy. it's not, again, for me. >> steve: it's not about the party, it's about the person. >> it's the future of new york.

everyone out there. the future. get everyone to vote for lee zeldin. you want to stay a democrat? stay a democrat. that's fine. but lee zeldin. you want to send a message to america? elect a republican in new york, and america will get it. the radicals of the democratic party will get it. you guys are out. >> steve: if that happens, it will be an earthquake. >> exactly. >> steve: and it will be a real possibility. >> absolutely. >> steve: thank you very much for sharing your stories. thank you very much. all right. we were just talking about this. coming up, math scores for fourth and eighth graders dropped all across the country. but what is the vice president focused on? oh, that over there. >> who doesn't love a yellow school bus. right? can you raise your hand if you love a yellow school bus. can. >> steve: fox news contributor lara trump reacts as we learn teachers unions are donating big to ---democrats.

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good morning to you, lara. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: this pac that's affiliated the national federation of teachers, teachers union spent $3.5 million on candidates. the majority of that money, lara, going to democrats. your reaction? no surprise, ainsley, absolutely shameful in the united states of america we are failing our children and failing our future generation in this way. those scores are horrifying, i think, to every american. whether you have kids in the school system or not. that's the future of our country and no surprise that the bulk of this money is, of course, going to democrats. don't forget who these teachers unions colluded with to keep schools shut down. it was the biden white house. they fully support democrats. and i got to tell you, i wish that they would spend their time, energy, and resources on our kids. on getting our kids caught up.

because they are so far behind. we spend over $13,000 per year on average per pupil in america. and, yet, look where they are. and i will tell you something else. as we head toward november 8th. >> every parent in america is focused on their kids education. in this country no parent should have to send their kids to a school that fails them. that indoctrine united states them. that forces vaccines on them. parents are paying very close attention to this. this will be one of the driving factors for them to go vote and they know which party they can trust to turn this around, it is the republican party and that's how they will be casting their vote. steve. >> ainsley: she is not focusing on the southern border. she is not talking about the national report card and the scores plunging in math and reading for fourth graders and eighth graders. she is focused on gushing about the yellow school bus. >> i mean, it's sort of amazing. you know, to see this. yeah. not down at the border, of course, fulfilling her duty as border czar.

amazing that none of these very unstable democrat candidates across the country on the verge of losing their races want kamala harris to come out and campaign with them. i guess the white house thought how badly could she screw up going to visit school buses and, yet, here we are. i know a couple of people who love a yellow school bus. my 3 and 5-year-old kids of course luke and carolina. the frightening thing is, ainsley, this is the person who is just a breath away from the presidency. from being president of the united states. she is next in line and that is what you get from kamala harris, the white house is terrified to send kamala harris and joe biden out anywhere because this is what you get. it is absolutely horrifying. her biggest role right now is job security for joe biden because as bad as he is, the idea of kamala harris as president horrifies people even more. >> ainsley: lara, thank you for coming on. >> you got it. of. >> ainsley: let's hand it over to carley for headlines. >> certainly do, ainsley.

big news. waukesha christmas parade killer darrell brooks burying his head in his hands as a wisconsin jury finds him guilty of all 76 charges related to last year's deadly attack. that includes six counts of first degree homicide and 61 counts of reckless endangerment, the career criminal who served as his own attorney at trial drove suv through a parade route last november leaving six people dead and dozens injured. he faces a mandatory life sentence. republicans are demanding answers from the fbi about hunter biden's former secretary who has ties to the chinese communist party. in a letter to the fbi, house oversight committee ranking member james comer says after infiltrating the biden family, jaiqi bao urged hunter to encourage joe biden to run for president and then supply the biden family campaign advice related to china. that twist comes as comedian john stuart slams hunter's past

role working for ukrainian energy firm. >> as far as like, look, hunter biden being on the board of. >> b.a. [buzzer] that to me that's corruption straight up off the bad. >> look fees junk fees. fares, hit marginalized people low income folks and people of color. >> those remarks extra leg room remain as the president rolled out fees tacked on by airlines and banks. how about this? a former high school football coach fired for saying a post game prayer must be reinstated by march. that according to court documents filed this week. >> joe kennedy took his case all the way to the supreme court after being put on leave in

2015. in addition to getting his job back, the court also prohibits the school from interfering in kennedy's post game prayer. seven years in the making, he won the court case and now he is getting his job back. janice, over to you. >> janice: god bless him. let's take a look at the forecast, shall we? we have a cooler air mass that's moving into the northeast. it was very humid this time yesterday. 58, probably about 10 degrees what it was yesterday. 22 in marquette actually 6-degree different change than yesterday. i'm a little off. 12-degree difference in pittsburgh and 6-degree difference in asheville but feels a lot less humid. we do have a big old storm system moving out of the rockies and central u.s. where we could see the potential for snow in the higher elevations and severe storms moving into texas and louisiana and arkansas, mississippi, alabama, over the next couple of days. so that's going to be a little bit of a problem. need the rainfall but too much

of it could cause flash flooding. we will watch that central u.s. system. looking good here in new york. 64. a new system moves into the northwest and speaking about bad weather, unfortunately, as we get into the game on friday and saturday, the as san astros i'mi know there is a big 34-6r789 lb game what is it, ed? as stros vs. fill phillies. i'm so sorry. bad at football and baseball. not bad at hockey though. i'm pretty good. >> ainsley: you grew up in canada. will just stick to the weather, janice. that was really cute. coming up, pennsylvania is key to production' hope for a red wave. we are getting the pulse of the people following fetterman's disastrous debate against dr. oz. lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends. lawrence? >> lawrence: hey, good morning my friend. a lot of talk about that debate.

what about the folks that already cast their votes? a heated conversation coming up on "fox & friends." don't go anywhere ♪ see where this thing goes ♪ if it's meant to be ♪ it will be ♪ it will be ♪ baby, if it's meant to be.

♪ steve well, you know, this pennsylvania is home to one of the hottest senate race was in the country this election cycle that could decide the balance of power in the u.s. senate. >> brian: what do voters think? lawrence jones is live at the exit tore family restaurant to find out. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. talk about this senate race hot. some voters already cast their vote. you say it's unfair. >> absolutely unfair. people didn't see how fetterman was. realistically if you see represent you as far as your state goes, that's insane. the guy can't function. i feel sorry for him. but he should have did a better person as far as that goes as far as picking for a senate running on the democratic side. there is better people that could be more equipped and handle the situation. >> lawrence: were you surprised by fetterman's performance at the debate, sir? >> yes, definitely. i thought he gave his best

performance but i would be hard pressed to want to vote for him thinking he is going to represent the state of pennsylvania? absolutely not. >> that's crazy. >> lawrence: sir, should he still be the lieutenant governor if is he facing this type of condition. >> probably not. he should probably resign from that position. and i don't think he is capable of doing a job as a state -- as senator for the united states. >> it's not just election and that big city race. it's about what people are facing on the day-to-day. what about if you retired and then you got to get a part-time job. that's this gentleman's story right here, sir. you had planned for the future things to kind of hit you hard now. now you decided to get a part-time job. economy is up. gases are up. utilities are up. house rehab is all electric. electric bill is going to be disastrous this winter. >> lawrence: ma'am, did you

anticipate things getting this bad. >> well, actually when biden was elected, we stocked up our freezer for sure. we at the grocery store we bought stuff in bulk and froze it for this anticipation of this. >> lawrence: thank you so much, ma'am. >> lawrence: there is a similar story here as well. how are y'all doing this morning. >> good. how are you doing? >> lawrence: good. what's the issue facing pennsylvania right now. >> i think the fact that 600,000 people have already voted cast their ballots and can they get a deover after they saw that debate they said wow, i made an awful mistake can they get it undone? no. that's the sad part about early voting. >> lawrence: ma'am, you asked me you say why do we even have early voting? >> yeah. why do we? i mean, we should be one day, count the vote, that's it. then you know the winner. >> lawrence: what did you think about john fetterman's performance vs. dr. oz's performance at that senate

debate. >> watch more of that dr. oz just shined like he stands for. i think that's what we are all about. >> lawrence: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> lawrence: thank you. you got it, brother. a lot of reaction to that debate. and then the personal lives as well, what they are facing from an economic standpoint. i also had the opportunity to talk with some folks about crime. in the next hour we will have a full report on that. you should hear some of the stories that i have been hearing at this diner. i will send it back to you in new york. >> steve: live from reading pennsylvania. >> brian: crowded unbelievable. >> steve: every day. >> ainsley: center staining midterm elections. house speaker nancy pelosi claiming democrats are the party of safety and law enforcement. >> brian: really? in his car's windshield, he scheduled at safelite.com.

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>> good morning, everyone. >> nancy pelosi is trying to rebrand the democrats as the party of law and order. >> this comes as kathy hochul went head to head with lee zeldin. >> you want to send a message to america, elect a republican in new york as the radicals of the democratic party you guys are out. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> darrell brooks was found guilty of all 76 charges. >> we are satisfied that this defendant has been held accountable. >> two republican senators sharing hunter biden's bank records linked to china with the u.s. attorney leading that criminal probe. >>