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lost its mojo, that they've blown a historic midterm opportunity, that all because their primary winners were just terrible. >> you do have republican nominating, shall we say, flawed candidates. >> herschel walker in georgia, j.d. vance in in in ohio, dr. oz in in pennsylvania. >> what looked like a wipeout for democrats in the fall is maybe not going to be so bad because of the candidates. republicans are nominating. >> walker can lose ause, can lose, johnson can lose their bad candidates so smug and so wrong. >> liberal super pacs even helped boost the so-called election, denying republicans the primaries with the thought that they'd be easier to defeat in the general elections. well, even our own senate minority leader joined the pig pile against his own party, trying to tamp down his party's expectations by blaming the populace.

>> the maga folks. there's probably a greater likelihood the house flips than some senate races are just different or statewide. candidate quality has a lot to do with the outcome. >> he's a barrel of laughs, isn't he? well, just mcconnell is wrong about voting for biden. the so-called infrastructure bill . he was wrong to imply that republicans just chose lousy candidates. now, we all know the gop establishment has been exposed for their mistakes on things like china, trade and these endless wars. and i think it kind of makes them nervous when new faces appear on the scene who just aren't beholden to the old guard and who aren't afraid of them, afraid to challenge them in the hated trump for the same reason. well, thank god we have a system where the people, not washington dinosaurs, get to choose who best to represent them every election cycle. but if we're talking candidates and we are talking weak

candidates, the party that has them in spades is the democrat party. i mean, governor jeb pritzker in illinois, please, who in his right mind can believe that he should win reelection? what has he actually done for the state other than preside over a huge population loss? i mean, for the wrecking education in the state by ordering schools to stay closed throughout the state through covid. i wonder, so many families left. illinois public schools, meanwhile, arizonans have a chance to elect kerry lake as their governor . she's dynamic, she's bold, and she's vowing to tackle the border and crime problems. but her democrat challenger, katie hobbs, oh, my . she's horrible in every way. i've continue to meet with community leaders and focus on how we can not just build a campaign that's inclusive, but make sure that our that our government at every level of the administration reflects

the diversity of the state of arizona. >> oh, my goodness. she's just deadly boring and uninspiring. but, well, no more so than the democrats. senator maggie hassan in new hampshire, who debated her challenger, don bolduc, this week. now, instead, of focusing on the fact that we could have heating oil rationing in new england this winter, she went back to twenty, twenty . >> here's the thing about election deniers right? he is working and has been working to conceal how extreme he is done. bolduc can ignore where most granite staters are on those issues. that i just talked about. right, because he thinks he doesn't need to accept election results. >> first of all, stop saying. >> right. oh, my gosh, painful. and then in a category by yourself, oregon's left wing loon, tina kotek, who's running for governor there, portland in particular, in addition to making measure 110 work, we

need a meth stabilization center in portland. we need a place for cops to take folks, not the emergency departments. when they are in a meth related psychosis. >> meth stabilization centers that portland needs law and order, not ways to make drug use more convenient and more comfortable. for people. >> come on , tina. now, the democrats are so worried about the seat that they sent chief princess running scared elizabeth warren out west to rally the birkenstock stock troops there. but even she couldn't spin it, warning voters that oregon is dangerously close to flipping red for the first time. in forty years. now, folks want us . her tribe should be nervous because coatex challenger christine dreazen is just what the state needs. calm, cool and tough on crime. tina kotek is the original defined the police candidate. she did not support police even when rioters were attacking a police station. it's stunning to me that she

would talk now like she supports law enforcement. no, of course she doesn't. i'm drasin is a no nonsense republican , maybe not as conservative as i'd like, but this is , after all, the pacific northwest. got to be realistic again. which party here has the bad candidates again? >> now, as for that georgia matchup between liberal rafaelle warnock and herschel walker, the democrats may wish that they hadn't revved up the smear machine because if walker doesn't flinch and if the hits keep coming and he keeps going and then he goes on to win, he'll be a solid vote for sensible measures. such as closing the southern border and opening new oil and gas pipelines. now, with the nastiness, all of it that's been thrown at him, walker will be battle tested for what the swamp will bring him. and last but not least, i could go on and on. let's not forget the worst of them all. uncle john fetterman in pennsylvania.

hi. good night, everybody. i , i do support fracking and i don't i don't i support fracking. and i stand and i do support fracking. i don't ever recall in the statue of liberty did they say, you know, take our tired, huddled masses and put them on a bus, let's say, yeah, he got is pennsylvania house or federer in his own inlays? >> a dollar. mr. chairman, we have to continue on amphetamines. debate performance was the worst in modern american history. there's no doubt about that. so this leaves democrats in a huge bind. they're left trying to do the worst kind of spin. >> the president has found him to be an impressive, incredibly bright and talented person who's just as capable as always to carry out his office of the duties of his office and has great ability and heartfelt concern for the people of the commonwealth. >> what i saw last night when

i saw john fetterman, i think a courage. >> this guy stood up last night. god bless john fetterman. to the voters of pennsylvania, really appreciate what happened on wednesday, that it was an insult to them, what happened to them on wednesday. now, god bless everybody. but that's not what the pennsylvania voters need. they only get to send two senators to pennsylvania. and this is the one that the democrats chose as the best in the state to run. really. and the same people who lied about veteran's condition. we're trying to tell us that dr. oz is supposedly the bad candidate in this matchup. a former heart surgeon and an entrepreneur from an immigrant family who achieve the american dream. that's the bad candidate. yeah, nice try. >> the race is so dire there that obama is swooping in, is slipping into western p.a. to try to do the rescue attempt. and they're so freaked out that even biden and carmela are appearing together at a rare rally appearance for fetterman.

now, that is truly desperate. now, here's a reality. we shouldn't judge candidates by whether the press likes them or whether big business likes them or whether they will go with the flow in d.c. we should judge them on whether they'll fight for the national interest and stand up for the american people. now, this year, all over the country, republican voters chose talented, self-made men and women who think for themselves and who will fight for you. the democrats, they mostly nominated establishment hacks. he'll do whatever pelosi and schumer tell them to do. and when a smart independent thinker goes up against someone who just does what the handlers tell them, even the biased press, they can't help but recognize the difference in quality. we have better candidates. much better in that is making a difference. >> and that's the angle. joining me now is tom bevan, president and co-founder of real clear politics, and brian kilmeade, fox and friends, co-host and author of

the president and the freedom fighter. now out in paperback. he's also the host, of course, one nation, airing saturdays at eight p.m.. tom , it turns out that these gop candidates with no experience in many cases, are connecting with the concerns of everyday americans in their states. and districts better than the democrats who may be the incumbents. >> yeah, and i think they've they've all acquitted themselves pretty well in the debates that they've had. if you think about vance in ohio, you think about even herschel walker outperformed expectations in his debate in georgia. blake masters certainly had a strong debate performance in in arizona. and so and you look at the the the democratic candidates, when you didn't mention in your angle, luras is mandola barnes in wisconsin. another another who is seen as a rising star in the democratic party. ron johnson is well up in the polls now. there is leading in all the polls, extending his lead there. and so i think democrats are

the ones who are looking at their candidates and thinking, well, maybe they weren't as good as we thought they were originally. >> well, brian , chuck schumer was caught on a hot mic today talking about so that democrats chances in the midterms. >> check this out. looks like. so that's brian . >> he said the debate didn't hurt much. and pennsylvania is up by three, right? by the way, how does he know? i mean, he's smiling. he's cheerleading. but it is interesting to gets a hot mike . no matter how experienced you are in politics, they seem to never understand. the microphone is always on . remember what he called peter doocy, the united states that stupid blank. but a couple of things just on your monologue. you nailed it in many respects,

in other respects, this there's a belief in washington that you have to have experience as a politician to be a successful politician. i think we screwed up the job description. the job description is a service i like to execute for the people. don't let that put me there along with represent and do the best things for the interests of my country and party fits in. it doesn't mean you have to spend 30 years doing it. you could be in business. you could be in medicine, you could be in sports . you could be multifaceted. in terms of herschel walker, he's got business as well because he doesn't do it. they say, well, inexperienced. yeah. what carelink is one of the most impressive candidates i have seen come out the box. she has no political experience but 30 years doing what you do, an outstanding broadcaster, you could probably step right in. would they say lauren graham has no experience at what serving your country doing its best understanding issues. and i think that donald trump is really i know he's pretty much not on the ballot, definitely, but he is kind of

when you look at blake masters, when you look at jd vance, when you look at herschel walker, when you look at even marco rubio, he's stumping for sorley. these are a lot of candidates that people that carry a lot of people didn't get behind the trump said, that's my pick. and they said, we're in trouble. and then little by little, these candidates ended up really proving themselves well. and i think, again, the conventional wisdom, the establishment conventional wisdom is wrong again in washington. but, tom , "the washington post" revealed, i think, how desperate the democrats are getting because on wednesday they pumped about six point three million dollars worth of ads into a trio of congressional districts in new york . and new jersey. and first lady jill biden spent the afternoon in rhode island trying to help save democrat, a democrat running there and a district her husband carried by almost 14 points. and then i guess he's trying to shore up hochul in new york . they're worried about hochul getting enough turnout in new york city. and politico piece tonight, tom , this is this is getting this is getting very

interesting. yeah, it's the northeast is not looking good for the democrats, but they've got problems everywhere. i mean, across the board, there was a story earlier this week that that democrats are pouring millions into washington state to shore up patty murray against tiffany smiley, the republican candidate up there who's who's within striking distance. and you've seen these polls pop up. there was a poll in new mexico that showed the governor's race there close, which was a bit shocking. so, yeah, look, i think that the general consensus isn't all the data is telling us that that republican wave is building across the country the generic congressional ballot. you see the movement in in the senate races, you see the movement in the house races and the governor's races. and the question is , you know, we're still 10 days away. so. so how big is going to be will it crest a little early and maybe not be as big as some people think? or is it just building and will really crash on election day? that that remains to be seen. but right now, certainly republicans are on offense in

states and districts that democrats didn't think they were going to be playing defense and they're up against it right now. the democrats certainly are crime. >> inflation on the border aren't going to be fixed in 10 days. brian , finally, your book, the president and the freedom fighters, is out in paperback now. how does how does this relate in this story relate to service and the idea that the last thing you really want is a professional politician in washington? you want people with real world experience to relate to what's going on now, the lives of everyday people? >> absolutely. lincoln, we know the story. the most written about president frederick douglass, a born a , don't tell me you have headwinds in life. if this guy could be born a within seven years, of freedom, be one of the most well known and respected people in the free world because he went to europe and established himself. but the other thing is the number two slot and almost every list is education. we are learning not to respect lincoln and douglass and american founding fathers and the average american family not politically orientated

and wolk is outraged by this and this whole war and history. this is like a pushback called facts and all i get from parents i just did a signing an hour ago is my kids don't learn any of this. i need i have to tell them this. i read this and refresh in order to overcome the history. they're not learning in school. and i think about young young men talking about education. i'm thinking about those parents standing up there arguing for iconic figures in our past, not to be torn off statues so we don't become a nation of nature, a nation of pedestals. and i think also in the bigger picture with your theme is i think we're learning hibernating the way president biden did it is not the way it's going to work. kathy hochul. it's not the way it's going to work. john fetterman, the republicans are having success. they're outworking their opponent. >> that is the amount of bandwidth i am going to drill my message, pro-american message and going out and being with the people. people need to see the candidates. you can't cocoon yourself, brian . i'm so excited for your book in

paperback, because guess what? my kids are going to read it. >> ryan , tom , great to see you. vote now, elon musk is officially taking the reins over at twitter. he's the new owner and the free from the left. it's almost too delicious to put into words, but if it was the names he fired tonight that are making the most waves. for the details on this, we go to our own matt finn and our l.a. bureau. >> matt , this is pretty exciting. well, elon musk has reportedly completed his takeover of twitter and fired executives, including the ceo and cfo and also twitter's top legal and policy executive, vijaya gada, a key employee involved in removing former president trump from the twitter platform. musk strolled into twitter's headquarters in san francisco yesterday, carrying a porcelain sink, later tweeting, entering twitter hq. >> let that sink in. musk first agreed to buy twitter in april for forty four million dollars. then he later threatened to walk away from the deal after

accusing twitter of failing to provide enough information about how many of its users were real and how many were so-called fake bots. the uncertainty caused a month long saga of questioning whether musk was going to buy one of the world's most prominent social media platforms. but this week, signs indicated mr. mozilla is getting ready to seal the deal. banks started sending money backing the purchase, and musk has changed his twitter bio to quote chief twit musk said he acquired twitter because its important for the future of civilization to have a common digital. townsell. there were a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner without resorting to violence. laura , matt , big changes underway. thank you so much. now, it seems that the gop has learned some lessons from the 20 20 debacle. now, instead of waiting for the election, they have launched preamp divx legal challenges on everything from the appointment of poll workers to the issues of ballot curing.

senator ted cruz is your next on what all this might mean. plus, he's going to react to the breaking news about elon musk and twitter's stay there. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage blake masters. this may be the most significant midterm elections of our lifetime. four months our team was able to embed with the masters campaign. a republican candidate who is not a politician, who may be an actual reformer. i'm trying to show people what a new breed of politician looks like. we're going to send a fighter to dc that's the fighter. our job is to see what it takes for a different kind of candidate to win in one of the most competitive states in the country. i know it's going to be hard, but it, it's is important. and so i feel called to do it, even if just a kid from tucson, arizona, we're going to turn this country around.

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out campaigning for kirsten gillibrand or is he called her kristen gillibrand? now, this could be called english shaming. >> the positions america put america to win a position to win the economic competition of the twenty first century. and again, that's not an exaggeration. it's literally an accurate statement.s we're joined today by the ceome. of micron to celebrate their commitment to invest one hundred billio micn dollarsn >> this is the one thing they've said out loud. >> lau >> l laura , you got chutki got freddy krueger and you got that voice. >> this e the scary nightmares. it no, i said right on the my it's it's frightening.. and then it was time fortch, the final midterm pitch for the office down, down is up and when it's down it's really up. u quarle's incomes went up last quarter more than inflation

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a little more room. >> well, the president saysextr those are racists. some airlines, if you want i six more inches between you and the seat in front, you pay more money. and , folks, these are junk fees. they're unfair. and the hith it marginalizedar americans the hardest, especially low income folks. e morey and people of color.r. >> does this mean we get better snacks? that's allmean w i butler how an told people and bigger people tho are not people of color? >> it's ife people of color are the only ones who need extra>> space . what you're saying this is why 21% of african-americans are voting for gop candidates, which is in this sensitive, ridiculous comments forou a minute, let me tell you,s comm hie junk fees remain junk fees on the cell phone bills go google. >> ioglet promised in the olden days, they said google, but it's scary. that's his big initiative. the junk fees think, well, they are bad, but come on . tel all right. i'm selling meat wrap ramen. it's your fault. all right. just how badho are things foro

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. >> retaking america segment. amert weg the sleeper saw races that are pretty close here. few saw that coming. illinoist ming governor j.b. prf has been tormenting his citizens for years now. org his lead has shrunk to singe digits following rather tepid debate performances. >> let's talk about what's really destroyin tal g our state governor pritzker, you're incompetent and arrogant leadershipmpetent d arro is kil. thirty six of our patriots and our lietza u veterans home your fault. >> nine children in the dc the office system your fault. death >> one hundred deaths in chicago, your fault. >> it's time for change. there in bailey pritzker, his challenger, joins me now. hat y daryn, they thought that youy to the going to be easy to beat, that pritzker has the moneyd and the big operation and a lot of a lot oarf support fromng unions. so what are they getting wrongod ?

>> well, laura , i want tors remind you and thank you.e on for two years ago in july, you had me on when i sued jbunconsti pritzker over his illegal and unconstitutional lockdown'se mandates. and i won thatn lawsuit. and i've been pushing back ever since. >> and what they've got wrong is exactly what i mentioned. his arrogant, incompetent, blind leadership people are up because he is destroying>> illinois lau. e with now, during this moment, duringr your debate with pritzker, coul cd really sum up the kind u paucity of issues that his entire campaigduring hn watch. >>of how have you improve the lives of chicago's blackn and brown? well, i want to point out, daley has surrounded himself with racist, misogynistic, homophobic, xenophobic peoplexeh and organizations, including >> ting afteobanizatior the chig them, donald trump.l you >> that's all you could talkca about. t. now he's hangry again. >> darren, this is just the go a to for democrats. they can't answer realhow have questions. nd

tow have you improve the lives of your own citizens? and it goes to homophobic, racist, xenophobic. i mean, this is just a bumpereah, sticker at this point.what m >> yeah, that's what makes illinois so unique, because j.b. pritzker sits with theb super minora in both houses andn so does mayor lightfoot and chicago. and we have to wonder why we'reg still having problems, because p these people have the answers ts to crime, to high taxes, toiled our failed education. nswers a they should be solving it, butea they have no answers.orse and instead, every day they'reln making it worse.u i'm telling you what, if ifdefii a picture of chicago isn'tf corp the definition of corruption in the urban dictionary, it should be . and that's what i've beei've bns standing up against.g back i've been standing up, pushingle back , truly being amongm no the people. >> i'm a farmet r from southernd illinois. i'm not a career politician. and i love my family and i love my freedom. m standingand i'm standing up f. and i'm telling you what,cago a the people all across the statne

,especially in chicago, in the suburbs, they've had enough. and i think we're goind g to send shockwaves across the nation on november 8th here in illinois. >> darran, illinois has to save ad itself in this election. >> and you you give them thathay opportunity to begin savingouni the state. and we thank you forng running. you're incredibly courageous and we love your campaign. what you're doing so far . >> so we're cheering you on .toe so everybody get out there and vote. senateet's turn to the washington senate race. this is , of course, betweencum incumbent democrat fossil senator patty murray and republican tiffany smil. tifnow, smiley was down as much as 20 points in the summer, butt nohew she's closed the gap to sy just eight . now, politico says the democrats are so panickede about this, they're addingaddint millions and tv spending to tryd to boost old fossil patty take a no chances approach, apparently. and what is a solidlt yenat blue washington here now is simply finally republican senate candidate inow washington state, tiffany. now yoyou have running scared. what is the number one issue that you're hearing about from

voters right now? >> it's safety crime and crime. i was in seattle on saturday in a room of democrats and independent who are telling me they're honored that i'm the first republican that they wille have ever voted for. people are feeling incrediblyrrf safe every single day.ai senator murray fails to address this issue. t she's never been downtown.e ho she's never been to the homeless encampment. i have i've been in all thirty nine counties in washington state. washington'sington's to elec rey someone who will go fight for o washington state senator murray is just a part of washington, s d.c. crime and safety is numbetr one here in washington state. and i'm on my bus right now. i'm on my bus tour.ndreds our rooms ar ae packed, laura . hundreds and hundreds of people. are meeting me at events. democrats, independents, and republicans, because we aree more alike tharen we are different. and when we drive our bung as dn the highway copter honking, waving at us , washington statea is ready to turn: the page.

well, i think you never really see patty murray. you knowt real, she's not really a factor really. and certainly not finding anybuh solutions. on o but when she's forced to answer a question on inflation, well, v this is what she says. >> i have been very focused we lowering costs for families as we get through this globale o challenge that we are facing. if we move to a clean, cleaner new energy program and we lower' our costs, that will help every family's pocketbook. >> tiffany, the clean energy tha future. how's that working out inthings new england or up in the pacific northwest wherineh. things are starting to get colder? >> yeah. how out of y touchoue? can you ? you know, just a few weeks ago,o i saw two little girlst ine a parking on at the safeway.f they were clearly living out of their car. and it wasif the as the parkingh was their backyard. they had their dolls out and they were playinthg. their mom was inside trying to make ends meet, to get food, toy get by for the night that mom, those children, they don't need

patty murray's electric vehicle voucher. they need gas prices. ectric veh to be lower. they need the cost of living to be lower. they need a hand u ap shot at the american dream. patty murray is so out o paf touch and and incompetent, she is the image in the face of fac big government in washington, d.c. that's destroying washington state. thisington isn't just about washington state. this is happening all over our country. this is abous e unt the unitedns states of america. and going forward, anyone can join us in this fight.ightin laura and smiley forngle washington, .com. p tour we are fighting every single day. we have a road tri ap tour allll the way through election to. continue to share our message. voters are resonating with us meeting us where we aretor and ready for change. rray'ssenator barrasso, completn incompetent, full oft, f tiffani i think it's really important yu that and i think i think we had you on first fox on fox before anyone else. but it's important>> yes. for yo reach out to young people, to people and students, newlyg to graduated students.

and i know you're already starting to do that. .his everwe're watching this evu of the way. we're going to talk to youin after you win this thing. tiffany,ank yo thank you so muc. all right. surp up next, another shout out surprise to the ingram angle's fifth anniversary. >> i can't wait to see who it is next

>> laura: though a "the ingraham angle" fifth year anniversary of sunday and we nnonndayhave another shout out y 'rsurprise you with. here is the hint they are givino me.sh onowe is a guest on the show. >> it all ended five years ago. laura ingraham is to get up early and, on the show and then nowshe got her own show.wa now, she has turned away her alarm clock. >> we arf e so proud of you. we understand you areyour celebrating a big anniversary. >> yes, five years as your show anchor 10:00 eastern time.0:00 we wash you twice or i do. i watch you at 10:00 and better 3:00 in the morning when i get up again. it is like a laura ingraham marathon for me. and i always learn more each and every day.ss

great show, 's great success and the best is yet to come.ve >> part of you, laura, congratulations. >> laura: i love them.sday i think tuesday and wednesday ia would go on with "fox & friends" and i don't get enough sleep ast is, we will be back. we want you to dvr the show so you never miss an episode and greg gutfeld and everyone takes it from here. ♪ ♪ >> todd: democrats open for a unique term as president obama heads to georgia to rally for stacey abrams and ra raphael warnock. the peach state is a big one to watch with control of this and on the line and the candidates in a dead heat. we will look at those numbers on your screen right now. now, look at us.