unfortunately. >> todd: chad wolf has a new op-ed on foxnews.com. americans deserve solutions not excuses. of course it is on the border crisis. chad, thank you so much for joining us and good luck with the op-ed. great weekend. >> thank you, guys. >> carley: have a great weekend to you, too, todd. have a great weekend. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye. >> democrats hoping for a midterm miracle as former president obama heads to georgia. >> herschel walker surging ahead in the senate race. >> our candidates are offering a better vision. >> elon musk in controlling of twitter ousting two tough executives in the process. [tweet] >> including the coo and cfo. >> he tweeted out the bird is agree that is incredibly important he needed to clean house. >> i'm not joking. >> president biden making false claims about gas prices.

>> the gas prices down from $5 when i took office. >> that's a lie. it was 2.39 the day he took office. >> thank you for being here. >> chicago marry lori lightfoot defending a proposal continue to crease her pay saying it's not a salary increase. >> it's not only tone deaf. >> jackson under pressure throws and it's in the back of the end zone. unlikely touchdown. >> i say hey, hey, u.s.a. we ain't seen our better days. hell no. hey, y'all. ♪ >> steve: good morning, st. mary's pennsylvania. you can see it looks like a traffic circle or a square they have got trees that will effectively be christmas trees here within about a month or so. it is currently freezing there. it is 32 degrees, but they are going for a high today of about

56. are. >> ainsley: technically freezing at 33. >> steve: 32. >> ainsley: you are the weather guy. st. mary's 1842. a group of catholics came to the area to escape persecution in east coast cities. the town is known for a product often associated with germany and that is called beer. >> brian: right. by the way, ainsley, it's not your fault because you brought up with celsius. will we will have controversy next hour. steve has an open and ainsley has an open. you guys will have to fight. >> steve: no, there was no name there. so i just. >> ainsley: he took it. >> steve: nobody's talking. >> brian: controversial 7:00 hour. >> ainsley: i will take the 7:00. >> steve: free for all all morning. ains see what happens.

>> ainsley: rachel campos-duffy is working halder down in del rio, texas, town hall. focusing on an issue that you all are worried about as we approach the midterms and that is the border drivers. good morning, rachel. will. >> rachel: good morning to all of you. so glad to see you. we are right here live in del rio. we thought this issue at the border is so important, let's come right down to the people who are being affected by it most. i'm here with a great group of locals in del rio. i ask them a couple questions really quick to give you a taste what we are going to do as we move forward into the show. joe biden says the border is secure. you live here. raise your hand if you believe our border is secure. all right. there's your answer on that. how many of you think that the border issue is going to be a top issue this coming election on november 8th? all right. you guys, this is the most dangerous border crossing in the world. ainsley, and steve and brian,

and as you know, there are new numbers that are coming in from the cbp. we now know there are record breaking numbers at least 2.5 million encounters. that is not counting got-aways. we have people here who are dealing with got-aways on their ranches. we are going to talk to them. we are going to talk to law enforcement. border patrol wives. border patrol agents. and, again, people who are dealing with it every day. i can't wait to check back with you throughout the show. >> steve: fantastic. all right. rachel campos-duffy live down along the border in del rio, texas, we thank you very much. >> brian: democrats are looking at seven senate races and most experts say they're up for grabs. legitimately seven senate races. check the date. that's how unbelievably hard to predict this is. and how hard it is to poll. >> steve: those seven races are within the margin of error. there was, you know, all yesterday we were talking -- and the day before, actually. we were talking about the

fetterman debate. insider advantage did a poll after the debate. they talked to 750 likely voters with a margin of error of 3.5 points. in this, dr. oz, for the first time, is actually up 3%, which is in the margin of error. so, take that with grain of salt. nonetheless, y you have got to figure that it was an eye opener when you saw just exactly how john fetterman's state of his health is regarding the stroke recovery. >> ainsley: after that debate, it was yesterday, thursday the debate was tuesday. chuck schumer was caught on a hot mic talking to the president. giving him a run down of what he thought about certain states. when he talked about pennsylvania with that hot mic, he basically said that the debate was going to hurt him. it didn't hurt him that much. buff the debate, fetterman debate is not good, listen.

>> steve: can we state the obvious whatever reporter or producer will talking about deserves a pay race. that is a transcription as we believe it to be true. >> brian: he can't believe senator schumer, i can't believe they would like herschel walker. have you walked around and listened to herschel walker speak. >> ainsley: he knows how loved he is in that state of georgia. >> brian: he has no idea. the question is too, who get 50 officers. this thing is hanging in the balance.

that means nevada, if nevada goes through republicans and they flip that. that could be the one seat. the other thing to keep in mind is blake masters. this guy is on a roll and it seems -- he surging and mark kelly seems to be a deer in the headlights. is he a terrible campaigner. he has been invisible for the last few years in congress. the people of arizona seem to be taking to blake masters has a lot more energy. if you look at the georgia race it's walker ticking up slightly despite the controversy. >> brian: the controversy comes out and walker keeps moving up. i think people are looking to the policies of the people and the party as opposed to because they seem to be canceling each other out with issues. >> ainsley: i agree. >> steve: i do, too. we have been talking about this. is it the politician or the policy? look, people don't like to spend $8 for catch up as i saw last week or $16 rotisserie chick than used to be $4.

>> ainsley: 50 bucks to fill up your tank when it used to cost you 20. >> steve: $1,010 to fill up fuel tank to keep yourselves warm. that's why so many elderly are asking the gas guy to fill it half way up. making a choice between eating and heating. and because it is so tight down in georgia. that is why. and we just heard, according to the transcription joe biden say barack is going down to georgia to campaign for mr. warnock. keep in mind, you know, everybody goes oh, barack obama, is he requesting to come and help us. in 2010, in the midterms for barack obama, the democrats lost 63 house seats. effective job running for president and re-election as well. he lost all those seats and so he is going to be their hope that they will be able to turn things around. meanwhile, in pennsylvania, it's going to be a rare time when the

vice president is teamed up with the president and appearing on behalf of john fetterman. john fetterman said i'm told by my doctors i'm going to be better by january. okay. that's terrific news. but people are voting on you next tuesday after nengeghts. >> ainsley: i can't imagine his doctors actually say that my mother had a stroke and they can't predict that it's based on how your body responds and obviously the treatment. but, also, your thearntion i mean, it doesn't happen that quickly takes a long time if you are ever back to normal. >> brian: expose your medical records if you are that confident. people need to know you would think. governor ron desantis what a town hall sean hannity had last night. >> ainsley: wow, huge crowd. >> ains >> brian: it was electric. >> ainsley: they love him in florida. >> brian: here is how he sees it. >> you have a situation where voters are responding to a failed administration. there is just no way to sugar

coat it. things have gotten worse since joe biden was president. the inflation is at a 40 year high. he has waged war on american energy. he bungled the southern border like we have never seen before. issue after issue they are failing. drafts still in lock step with him. they will not break with their extreme policies and our candidates are offering a better vision. so i think we need to work hard over these next less than two weeks. everybody needs to be going out to vote. if we do our part and we get all like-minded people and not just republicans. we get independents and democrats. if we all do that i think this will be one of the best midterm elections of our lifetime. >> brian: it's all earned. it's not as if this person has more charisma. earning on the issues. zeldin got the endorsement of the "new york post" today. the governor's race in new york. this is what he is talking about crime and hochul keeps talking about abortion and not showing up at all no. ground game. same thing in oregon. that state has been torn apart.

>> ainsley: "new york post" save our state the post endorses lee zeldin for governor. >> down 25 points and now within the margin of error. >> steve: metro guard. they have actually hired a private security company, not the cops. they have hired a private security guard company to stand next to the turnstiles so there are no fare jumpers. >> ainsley: what does that tell you? we can't rely on this mayor. we can't rely on this governor in new york. >> steve: they don't have enough cops. that's the problem. there is the paper there. >> brian: back page. i didn't have a chance to see the sports. >> ainsley: people deciding who they are going to vote for feel safe and security comes to your money and your personal being and you look at the prices and you look at everything else. are you better off today than you were two years ago? i would like to see the people who say yes. i think most americans were actually better off two years ago at the height of the

pandemic before the vaccines came out. i mean, it was a health emergency, but, financially, i think everybody was off better. >> brian: hochul denies there is a crime problem, if you think there is you can go on with it. >> ainsley: i don't know why it's so important to you. >> brian: the economy is strong as hell. it's a different perception of what we are all experiencing ultimately when the curtain closes you will make your own decision. now this: done deal, elon musk twitter takeover is complete. he has got top executives heading for the door. fired them already. the lifetime bans that could now be reversed as elon sets the bird free. >> ainsley: tom brady sets a new nfl record last night. but it's probably not one he is going to be proud of. we are going to tell you the unfortunate new high for the greatest of them all, the goat. ♪

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>> carley: now a look at your headlines, a manhunt intensifying in san jose, california after a hit and run. the video you are about to see may be hard to watch. >> the home security camera showing a moment a grandmother is mowed down by a car while crossing the street as she pushes her grandson in a stroller. the driver takes off and is still on the loose. the toddler ended up with a scar and a bruise on his head. the grandma is in the icu with three broken ribs and a broken shoulder. 146 unit miami beach condo building is being evacuated right near the site of the deadly sur side collapse.

issues a mandatory evacuation condos over structural concerns. engineers say the building's repair should be completed in two weeks. the building is a mile from the site of the 12 story champlain tower which partially collapsed in june of 2021 killing 98 people. new hampshire incumbent democratic maggie hasan and don bolduc going over the economy during last night's heated debated take a listen. >> a law give people tax breaks for making energy efficient investments in their home right now, don bolduc he opposes that too. >> she has not done the right thing spending $5.2 trillion march to august. stop any additional spending until we got inflation under control. she voted no for that. >> on the topic of abortion, neither candidate held back. >> this is about a woman's fundamental freedom, her health, and her safety. and don bolduc has a very long

record of extremism. >> her commercial about me wanting to murder mothers is disgraceful. i do not support a federal ban either for or against abortion. >> carley: according to the real clear politics average bolduc is trailing hasan by three points. >> nfl tom brady holds a new record but not the good kind after thursday night's game againsts ravens he is now the sacked quarterback in nfl history getting pummeled a total 555 times, ouch. the ravens beating tampa bay 27-22. baltimore improves to 5-3 while tampa fa hopes to reverse that . >> steve: poor tom. >> brian: nwhat's going on not a good year. >> ainsley: sacked in his

marriage and sacked on the field. will. >> steve: thank you so much, carley. around midnight, if you were following on twitter. you would have seen twitter elon musk has tweeted the bird is free. that is when he officially completed the purchase of twitter for -- he even says he way overpaid. they had to finish by today or there was going to be a trial in delaware over the stalled deal. one of the sticking points was he wanted the people who were running twitter yesterday tell them how much were actually people and how many were robots. they never did. that's one of the reasons why reportedly the ceo, the cfo and the head of legal policies were all escorted out of the building. >> ainsley: that last person was allegedly behind the permanent ban of trump. >> brian: gody? >> ainsley: bloomberg is reporting general counsel was fired. he went in and there cleaned house people he said were

misleading them. is he accusing them of misleading them and investors over the number of fake accounts on twitter. >> brian: this is going to be fascinating. the new management team he is evidently going to gut the whole place. >> ainsley: there he is with the sink. >> steve: let it sink in. >> brian: tesla engineers visit the twitter offices to create some type of bonding or group think. i think is two different skill sets. what do i know? i never bought twitter e calls himself the chief twit. ted cruz thinks this is a good day how could it get worse if you are a republican? at the very least musk intention to open up the town square while keeping it somewhat civil would make things better for conservatives. here is ted. >> big tech is the single greatest threat to big speech and free and fair elections we have in america. and twitter was brazen about it by silencing and censoring conservatives, elon musk, i'm glad he bought twitter.

he put a lot of money into it. and what he said is he wants it to be a haven for free speech. he wants to let people speak and debate and for it to be the town square of public democracy. i think that is tremendous. that he fired the top executives. that is incredibly important. he needed to clean house at the top level and simply allowing free speech is incredibly important. next year, when republicans take a majority. >> brian: if health -- tirsz not crazy but open to opinions. >> ainsley: debate in a healthy manner without resorting to violence. >> steve: it is expected that he will reverse the lifetime permanent wi bans he said in may the bans should be reserved for accounts that are boss, scam. i do not think it was correct to ban crump. so obviously he is going continue to variety donald trump back on. it. >> ainsley: do you think he will go back on? >> steve: that's the big

question. donald trump has a financial interest in truth social and he has said that he would not go back to twitter. and so, if you are a truth social, you are thinking don't go because, you know, you are our biggest customer. >> brian: facebook next for trump and is he running again doesn't he need facebook and twitter. that's the key. if he runs how could he turn down his 100 million followers. >> steve: but then again, how much money does he have -- the former president have tied up in truth social? i don't know. >> ainsley: a lot of people said we would love to see him run again as long as he. >> brian: stops tweeting. >> steve: twitter is back. let's see what big changes. head down to texas all-time high and border crossers put the crisis at the heart of the midterms. rachel campos-duffy sitting down with the panel of lone star state sheriffs and representatives with impact on on their lives. their votes. you are not going to want to miss it.

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people suspected of terrorist ties. >> ainsley: scary. steve: how will this move in border towns? >> ainsley: rachel campos-duffy is asking that town hall in del rio, texas. >> rachel: thanks for having us here. here in del rio live and great group of people. been talking to all of you in between the commercial breaks here and it's clear to me you all think this is a dire emergency. greta, i'm going to start with you, what do you see? you are a prosecutor, you work in the law area but you are also -- your family owns a ra>> right have had to change thy . the the o they are instructed to dicoptere when theoutside. that's ied stat. ucf you have th yr fron yougo to slee yr door opebecause you want you and

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else is talking about the trouble on our southern border. we have been doing it for years. and that is one of the issues that's going to impact a lot of people's votes come tuesday after next. >> brian: 25 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up. hollywood's walk of homeless, the latest attraction on the boulevard that has tourists turning their heads. >> ainsley: plus, crime in chicago, refusing to let up. but mayor lori lightfoot says it's time to give her a raise. >> brian: exactly. >> ainsley: pastor corey brooks has spent hundreds of days denouncing the violence from a roof top. he reacts and shares the big announcement.

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lori lightfoot thinks she deserves a raise. the mayor is defending the proposal to tie her salary to either inflation up to 5% in annual increase which would give her $227,000 a year. >> steve: yeah. but, remember, chicago's crime rate has skyrocketed 39% higher since 2011. our next guest has spent 344 days living on a roof to raise awareness and money to combat violence in chicago senior pastor at the new beginnings church. pastor, what's your reaction? does your mayor deserve a raise? >> none of our political figures deserve raises at this time in the midst of crime rising in the midst of a recession what we are going through in the city of cif

chicago. the murdering and hijackings not one person deserves a raise. >> steve: why not if you get a job. if you are elected to a job and you do a really good job at your job, there is a merit increase like, okay, let's say the crime rate goes down 20%, give them some sort of proportional increase based on job performance. but you know, pastor. in the public sector, that's just something -- that dog don't hunt. >> absolutely. you know, it's sad because that's what they do in the business sector. when you have a job performance that you're doing well and they give you your ratings, they normally give you some type of increase or some type of bonus. that's the same thing that we should be doing in the city of chicago. not just the city of chicago but across our country as these elected officials are giving themselves a raise and enriching themselves off the backs of citizens and taxpayers. we need to make sure that they are doing their job and we need to hold them accountable. when they don't do it themselves and we need to make sure that when we go to the voting booth that we make sure that they are

held accountable. >> ainsley: yeah, you know, pastor, if you don't do your job, if you are not hitting your marks, if you are not hitting your goals, and you are a salesman or sales woman, you get fired eventually. how do these elected officials continue to be elected over and over? when does chicago wake up and say we need change? >> well, chicago needs to wake up and say that we need change immediately. it's something that we need to do as citizens. we need to take the power back from our elected officials. we have yielded ourselves and given it over to them and allowed them to control the narrative. we need to make sure in our communities that we're getting everyone out to the polls, getting everyone out to vote to hold every elected official that's responsible for the situations that we find ourselves in we hold them responsible. and make them aopportunitiable let them know we are not going to stand for it and the power is with the citizens. >> steve: pastor, we have checked in with you so many mornings where it's been snowing and raining and freezing like it is today out in chicago.

you have a big announcement for us. don't you? >> yells. thank you. i'm really excited on tomorrow we are going to break ground and tonight will be my last night on the roof. [ applause ] i'm off the roof tomorrow, and we raised $20 million so far. our goal was 35 million. but we got enough to break ground and we are really excited about that. there are going to be thousands of people out here tomorrow on the streets to celebrate with us. and we are going to get this community center start building it so that we can change the lives of a lot of people. >> brian: all right. get closer to 35 million. everyone go to project hood.org. what an accomplishment, pastor. it's been great checking with you as often as we did. >> ainsley: yeah. >> thank you. i want to say thanks to all of you for helping me so much we would not be able to do it without "fox & friends." so i appreciate it so much. >> steve: and the fox news viewer. pastor, thank you very much for joining us live. good luck tomorrow. >> thanks. >> ainsley: thank you, pastor.

thanks for pouring into all the people who will enjoy that community center. >> ainsley: fox news did reach out to lori lightfoot for a statement but she did not respond back. >> steve: trying to figure out how to spend the pay increase. the subways are about 150 feet from where we are right now. >> carley: all over the city and getting more and more dangerous down there, guys. and this is another example of that exact thing. another victim shoved on to subway tracks in new york city in a random attack. surveillance photo show the suspect who is still on the loose. the victim who suffered minor injuries was helped back onto the platform by good samaritans and former snl cast nebraska chris redd released from the hospital after he was punched in the face wednesday night outside a manhattan comedy club where he was set to perform. his attacker ran off and is still at large as well. and in los angeles, plenty of outrage after a homeless man goes viral for building a small wooden shack on wheels. he pushes it up and down

hollywood boulevard and says he prefers that over hotels provided by the city. meanwhile governor gavin newsom attend cutting for homeless center '$6 million and took six years to complete. a teenager is suspended from school and her soccer coach father suspended without pay for complaining about a transstudent in the girl's loren. the dad and his daughter are filing a lawsuit and told tucker carlson about the controversy last night. >> made a media post or sorry a social media post that referred to the male student as a male and i was punished because i misgenderred him. >> i was really uncomfortable and i left and i told the school and they just shut me down and said there was nothing they could do and i was later suspended because i voiced my opinion that a male shouldn't be in the woman's locker room. >> carley: that controversy began after several girls said they were uncomfortable when the biological boy was in their locker room and made inappropriate comments. oh, boy.

and it's baseball night in america. the world series begins tonight as bryce harper and the fillies look to continue post series run against the houston astros. coverage begins 7:00 eastern. fox sports and fox sports app. keep it here later in the program play by play announcer will join to us talk about the start of the fall classic. those are your headlines. adam, over to you. >> thank you, carley. a little bit chilly on fox square. we are going to sneak in another really nice fall weekend as we head into it coming up. temperatures around 47 degrees in new york city. 50 degrees in memphis. 45 degrees in chicago. cooler air across the intermountain west. the only place tracking big weather is across texas where there are showers and thunderstorms early here this morning. that is going to be a system we continue to watch throughout the day as it crifts off towards the east bringing with it at times, perhaps, some severe weather and then lifting off to the north over the course of the next

couple of days. so that is the big weather feature we're will be paying attention. to say otherwise, things are looking nice across the country. those are your weather headlines, towering it back inside to you all. >> steve: thank you very much, adam. if it rains in houston for the game. they got a lid. >> brian: yep, press a button like a big moon roof. controversy with moon roof. >> brian: sun roof, moon roof. >> ainsley: guess what, y'all, the bird is free. top executives are fired at twitter as elon musk completes his takeover. forbes media chair steve forbes reacts to the done deal next. ♪ ♪

steve free bird. elon musk taken over twitter ending with a $44 billion check he cut. he is bringing big changes on day one. he fired the social media top three executives who were reportedly escorted out of the building. i'm sure they are getting plenty of money to leave. here with reaction, somebody who knows all about money forbes media chairman and editor and chief steve forbes. steve, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: what's the first thing aside from let that sink in as

we saw elon musk yesterday carrying in the sink, what's the first thing he has got to do? >> is he going to talk to the employees today. and probably reiterate about how this is going to be an open platform. he has also got to reassure advertisers that he is not going to destroy the site, that it is truly going to be neutral in terms of opinions on it and not have the blatant censorship that he had with the previous executives. and no need to feel sorry for those previous executives. unceremoniously escorted out of the building. the ceo gets a $42 million payout. the cfo gets 25 million. jack dorsey, who founded it gets a billion dollars in cash. so, no tears need to be wept over this one. >> steve: yeah, no kidding. he has even said that he overpaid. is he ever going to make his money back on this? >> it's going to be tough to make this rocket ship work. get it really off the new twitter off the launch pad. because it was twice as much.

twitter was never a great money maker even though it was founded years ago. never enjoyed the kind of stock market rise that other companies that were founded about the same time. so it's always been trouble. but if anyone can do it, he can. but it's going to be slimmed down. and he has got to make -- he is going to make sure that he has an audience that's real to reassure advertisers. >> steve: right. and let's see if conservatives return to twitter. in the meantime let's talk a little bit about joe biden up in syracuse yesterday taking credit with the democrat governor of new york state for the $100 billion brand new micron chip factory that's going to be online, i don't know, five, ten years from now. something like that. he said the president said that republicans will boost inflation if they win the midterms. don't the democrats already have that corner -- market cornered? >> yes. and they are the ones who brought on the inflation. and the republicans are going to try to fight the inflation.

one of the first things republicans are do if f. they get control of both houses pass a bill opening up federal lands for exploration and drilling again. by the way, upstate new york they don't allow fracking. they don't allow fracking in the entire state of new york. you go across the border to pennsylvania. 50,000 people are employed directly and indirectly in the fracking industry that's really provided billions of dollars of revenue over the years to pennsylvania. so that was assessor inflicted wound. but he didn't talk about fracking in upstate new york where they have plenty of natural gas and the shortage of oil and natural gas that's coming here and around the world in the next 12 months. >> steve: right, exactly. steve, don't you think ultimately when people go and vote and i know early voting is already underway something like 11 million people have already voted. it's all about the cost of stuff. we have never seen prices like this. >> well, that's right. when joe biden says it's a hell of a strong economy, yeah, until you go to the grocery store or the gas pump or have to buy

other products and services. and it goes from industry to industry. prices rise and rise. and wages are not keeping up. that's a fact. that comes from his own government. 8% inflation. 5 to 6% pay raise and you are still behind the 8 ball. >> steve: exit question. your prediction. who wins the senate? >> >> republicans. probably two to three seats above 50. >> steve: all right. steve forbes. he knows his way around the poll and he has been in the business for a long time. steve, thank you very much for joining us on this friday. >> steve, thank you. appreciate it. >> steve: thank you, sir. all right, coming up another day, another gaffe. we will tell you what president joe biden said this time is just flat out wrong. it's very joe.

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>> todd: democrats hoping for a midterm miracle as former president obama heads to georgia. >> herschel walker surging ahead in the senate race. >> our candidates are offering a better vision. >> elon musk in control of twitter ousting two top executives in the process. >> including the coo and cfo. >> just tweeted out saying the bird is free. >> i'm not joking. >> president biden making some false claims about gas prices. >> gas in america is you down from over $5 when i took office. >> it's a lie. it was 2.39 a gallon the day he took office. >> thank you for being here. >> chicago mayor lori lightfoot

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