sach's in-state stanley group. this is a terrible look for the u.s. financial leadership. >> hear! hear!, dan per member if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us at jtr on fnc. that's it for this week show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. ♪ may fight only ten days until america votes. democrats are crisscrossing the country to rally their supporters. their full-court press comes as polls show republicans are gaining ground in several key races. the midterm campaigns kicking into high gear with control of the house and senate. hanging in the balance. hello everyone i am arthel neville hi eric. >> hello everyone thank you for joining us on this saturday. i'm eric shawn. some of the democrats biggest names are turning out to help their candidates to make their

case to voters. among the former president barack obama is rallying in wisconsin right now for this after he made her stop in michigan earlier today. in a moment we'll talk with susan on with the former president will be a difference maker in the home stretch. but first fox news team alive it covers the battleground states that include pennsylvania were critical senate race is now in a statistical tie. rich edson is live in philadelphia with more that when a rich. >> hey good afternoon, eric. john fetterman the democrat is trying to get out of space. try to get democrats about here. he met with union members earlier this morning. on than just this afternoon at temple university to try to get students out to vote. had a rally here in the student center pre-temple is a north philadelphia which is where he spent a good chop of the afternoon. his campaign themes pushing access to abortion, increasing the minimum wage and ripping republican challenger dr. oz for his wealth and focus on crime. >> what has oz ever done to

fight against crime? >> nothing. >> living in a gated manchin in new jersey. he has never paroled with the police to make the streets safer. he has never had a plan. his only plan he put up on a website through four days ago. rex awes, just like other republicans across the country are painting democrats as soft on crime and anti- police. aussie campaign just responded to fetterman, told us they have a plan for the sentence the link to it. and noting oz was endorsed by several police unions including the pennsylvania fraternal order of police and the affiliate fraternal order of police among others. all it is especially hit fetterman's role as a chair of the board of pardons here in pennsylvania. his communication director said in a statement quote john fetterman is doing everything to kin to cover up his radical history of pushing to release one third of pennsylvania's

inmate population. even voting to pardon convicted first-degree murderers. pennsylvania cannot risk having someone as extreme as john fetterman pushing for his out of touch and radical policies in the u.s. senate. this race is getting even more national. present biden vice president harris run a fundraiser here in philadelphia last night with biden's low approval ratings, oz has been trying to tie fetterman to the president. fetterman aide tells us they are going through the same thing with oz and former president trump next week. how about all three of the last previous presidents of the united states planning on coming to pennsylvania over the next week. present biden, former president barack obama will be in philadelphia and a western pennsylvania and pittsburgh next week. former president trump will also be in western pennsylvania. all of them pushing their candidates for senate, back to you. >> is one of the most hotly and closely watched contest in the country. rich edson, rich thanks in philadelphia. can't say eric and rich, while the crowd is waiting for him in milwaukee, wisconsin or in a

former president barack obama making a stop in atlanta last night. senator raphael warnock and gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams are hoping the former president support will give them an edge over their republican opponents. charles watson is live in fulton county georgia with the very latest hey charles. >> hey good afternoon arthel. with already seen senator warnock back out on the campaign trail with hopes of capitalizing on the enthusiasm for president barack obama to georgia on a friday night rally. mr. obama made the case for both democrats we are talking about stacey abrams as well as warnock in front of thousands of excited voters. two types of leaders not only hard-working also have values breeze appearance on the campaign trail came as polling shows abrams trend incumbent republican brian camp and incumbent senator you losing ground to his republican

challenger and a tight race for his speaking of respective opponents mr. obama was particularly sharp with his criticism of walker we call the house picked as he questioned his desire to actually serve it. >> it seems to me he is a celebrity who wants to be a politician. and we have seen how that goes. but can its main qualification is that he's going to be loyal to donald trump, it means he is not really going to be thinking about you and your needs. and you deserve better. georgia deserves better. >> got a war of words here. not long ago walker address the former presence criticism of him saying in part in the statement quote remembered two years ago he told us to vote for joe biden pretty got that one wrong, did he not? heat loss twice to georgia already hasn't he? i think you probably need to sit this one out. meanwhile walker's opponent is a

laser focused to get out and vote. this simple message in a campaign stop in douglasville, georgia earlier, listen. >> we cannot wait until novembe. november 8 might be too late. say that, november 8 might be too late. >> might be too late. quick show up now. there is too much at stake. the issues are too urgent. and the differences between me and my opponent are too wide for us to rest. >> busy day here in georgia abrams is expected to hold a campaign event just up the road from us in sandy springs, georgia and a couple of hours from now. as we are looking to next week, governor campell have some big names out on the campaign trail stomping for him including former vice president michael pence as well as arizona governor doocy informer new jersey governor chris christie. arthel: looks like a nice photo

they they are in atlanta, thank you. arthel: arthel and charles, early voting is kicked off today new york state for the third democratic governor kathy hauke was challenger congressman leaves eldon it has really narrowed. crime continues to play a big factor in that race, alexis mcadams here with more on that contest, hi alexis for a quick say eric crime is a hot topic in this race as so many others to across the country. this race of titans in new york the candidates are giving it all they've got as big political names come join them on the campaign trail for the hogle campaign releasing new radio ad before president barack obama governor kathy hauke a bird tonight florida governor desantis will be campaigning right alongside congressman leaves eldon. today is the first day of early voting in new york. governor kathy hoke wasted no time to the polls herself casting her bout is the race is much closer than expected in a deep blue state. crime remains the hot topic among voters for its crimes like

this you're looking at it if so many people on edge. another subway shoving that left this man badly hurt. throughout the campaign zelda has blamed hogle's policies for the spike in crime arguing he is the best choice for new yorkers. quick say what his boldness and encourage understanding this can happen to anyone. whether it's for them it could happen to other people in their lives. they went to cda's enforcing the law up or they want law enforcement to be supported and they want to roll back croke pro- criminal laws but cash was built. >> is currently dwindle she's energized by the polling running like an underdog working to convince voters crimes are top priority she did address the controversial comments made during the debate when she said she did not understand why crime is so important to her opponent, listen. >> didn't mean i said crime is not important that is a mischaracterization bird crime is very important people are concerned about it. there's a lot of fear out there. let's just ten days out from the elections, back to full say

hogle only has a four-point lead over congressman's eldon. as you know we'll keep our eyes on this it looks like it's going to be close. eric: will be hearing more from congressman's eldon tomorrow under fox news alive in this hour tomorrow afternoon, alexis thank you. >> any moment now president biden is expected to vote early in wilmington, delaware. we are told to go to the pole with his granddaughter, natalie. meanwhile skimpy partner last night vice president kamala harris, when the two made a rare joint campaign stop in philly last night. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the very latest on that. hey lucas. quick say arthel. a year ago white house officials called inflation temporary, transitory even president biden said it would not last long. inflation has been over 7% all year. not seen in this country in 40 years. ted cruz spoke last night on hannity. >> people are energized. they are fed up with this

radical and extreme left wing that's bringing record inflation out of control crime, open borders and chaos and shaun, we are going to see a red tsunami in november. >> biden spoke last night in philadelphia the critical bout a girl state of pennsylvania pretty worse philly socks another point of disagreement ted cruz in addition to condemning the attack on nancy pelosi's husband, to present also had harsh words for the oil industry. >> look those excess profits are going back to the shareholders instead of going to lower prices at the pump and give relief to the american people who deserve it and need it. i am going to keep harping on them. they talk about me picking on them. they ain't seen nothing yet. >> first lady jill biden is in new hampshire another battleground state will her husband's home in delaware as you mention arthel to vote. she heads to new york tomorrow

to the from the confines of westchester county manhattan in parts of long island. her husband will remain in delaware. >> it's not a joke. let's be clear this election is not a referendum. it is a choice. a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> president biden former press secretary jen psaki says if these midterm elections are a referendum on the president, democrats will lose. if advocate lucas thomas of their live at the white house i hear protesting do i or not? what you do a little bit. there are few folk protesters showed up no doubt for the protest going on after that horrible strategy and the young woman was killed for. >> excuse me, horrible situation and the heat has to stay on the so-called leadership of ironic that. all right thank you, luke lists and over to you eric for. >> the activity rating opposition really have an active protesting at the white house

every single weekend for the democratic strategists say their success in the midterms hinges largely on strong voter turnout part former president barack obama in high demand in the closing stretch of the campaign. campaign this weekend to try to help avoid a potential republican red wave according to some. this despite his disappointing track record with midterms particular back in 2010 november that? republicans gained a 70 congressional seats. >> i am not recommending for every future president they take like i did last night. i'm sure there are easier ways to learn these lessons. >> shellacking remember that? susan chief congressional correspondent for the washington examiner joins us numbered while the former president work has to magic you think susan? or has it faded and is it too late? >> much younger president obama in that clip. that is a great question. it is a midterm election for president biden. so that is the governing rule

hear the president and power does not in the midterm elections for that's part of the reasons why obama got that shellacking back in 2010. they ask a really great question, cannot translate? can obama's enduring popular and he really is pretty much the most popular party leader right now. even more popular than president biden, can that translates into a win for democrats in this midterm election we arty know we been talking about this for weeks now, the red wave. the polls showing republican candidates closing the gap is key swing states leading in some of those places. it's looking tougher and tougher for democrats with the economy not really improving much. in that little bump the democrats are enjoying over the summer, fizzling out a little bit now as we head into the home stretch. that is why you bring in obama for there not a lot of undecided voters left too. so the strategy is for democrats, get the boat out.

how you do that? you bring your stars out on the campaign trail. talk to voters. you tell them look, as president obama saying a big choice. you've got to get out there and vote. it's really vital right now to get people excited pete who is the candidate? who is the person's best at doing that right now? it's going to be president obama and not president biden. that's really the interesting storyline here. eric: you talk about the approval rate and the shellacking. look at the approval rating of president biden will compare to present obama at the time back in 2010 during that shellacking. look, it's got the numbers right here we can put them up, there they are. take a look at 2010 see that? 41% approval rating while president biden is a 1% lower than that. if they got a shellacking in 2010 and present obama was 1% more popular for approval rating where they see in those numbers

would you show? >> go back to 2006 and thing happen there. democrats swept in on the big wave and those midterm elections in 2006. it sure looks like that is what is going to happen. and with president biden, interesting late so closely tied to the economy. when you look at the polls were the more interesting factors years who they are blaming. things are a lot worse now economically that is the problem. people go to the polls or think about their trip to the grocery store on the way. the thinking about when they had to fill up their gas tank last. those are really strong feelings for voters to have when they vote. when they go to the polls they think about those kitchen table things that are so important to them. that can take precedence even over other pressing issues that we see in the polls. with democracy and abortion all those things be. >> the january 6 attack on our democracy. the undermining, the election lies we've seen that but let's take a look liber looking right now this is wilmington where the

president is showing up to vote with his daughter natalie. granddaughter i'm sorry. the race is in delaware the top one is the at large congressional seats. he'll be voting for the at-large congressional seat and state senate and local races as they vote. you mentioned just now the democrats also relying on the issue of abortion. how much of the false claims of the election what we have a scene with happened and the potential political violence? the horrific attack on paul pelosi? police say they don't know the exact motive for that but there are fears that its increasing division and political violence in this country that we have seen against elect and elected officials already pay. >> a place to each party's base. their people on the right to feel they are concerned about election laws and election integrity and election fraud but people left think about

january 6 and are worried about that. so who do we really focus on customer at the independents relook at the independent voters of the persuadable's they're really worried about the economy, inflation and other things for even more so than abortion which i will say that there are wins with democrats that are not expected, look to the abortion issue. i think republicans are underestimating suburban women voters and independents on how big a deal abortion may play because it's not just abortion they look at an overall reproductive rights that's a factor i think republicans are playing down a little bit at this last minute. i think that's still going to be an important factor even more so than these threats to democracy even given what just happened horrifically with paul pelosi on friday. these things when you order them, people think about them and they go to the polls is going to be the economy, inflation, gas and abortions going to be important. >> we will be waiting for and 72 hours or so now we will see.

there is voting folks can early vote in many places in this country. susan always good to see you congressional correspondent of the washington examiner. >> thanks a lot. >> will do and after monday morning quarterbacking next week. >> great with the washington times now. >> the washington times i'm sorry. thank you. before speaking elections there's a big bill later tonight on 10:00 p.m. the big midterm show tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern will have all the information on the latest races and catch up on everything. we fight eric thank you played there is tragedy in south korea. nearly 150 people are dead and sadly the death toll continues to rise. this after a stampede during halloween festivities in the capitol city. [cheering] [background noises] oh my god, oh my god, my god pickwick social media footage

from social and dense crowds packing a narrow alley downtown. local media reports about 100,000 people had flooded the streets for that very popular following events happening to today. let's go dick kitty logan she's tracking the story she's live now in london. >> yes arthel it seems as you say this crush again to happen when a large crowd of people tried to cram into a very narrow space. a lot of young people out and about trying to celebrate halloween. tragically this came down to this horrific scenes people trapped in the crush. this happened around 10:00 p.m. local time a lot of people out celebrating over 100,000 were thought to be in the central area of soul. many very young. emergency services were seen there rushing to the scene. hundreds of people suffered injuries and many of those who were injured are said to be in a very serious condition.

for some sadly that help came too late's. many of those thought to have suffered cardiac arrest. people were seen desperately trying to perform cpr to save lives. there are fears this death toll may yet rise even further. this is a huge a tragedy. many people losing their lives on a night out which should have been a night to celebrate and have fun, arthel. arthel: it really is a very tragic. kitty logan there live in london thank you. exit back here at home there are startling data from the customs and border patrol protection agency. showing that border agents caught more migrants who are on the terror watch list over the last year than they did over the combined five-year. we are alive at next in eagle pass, texas on the southern border with the very latest on that.

violence in this talk produces the violence thank you. [inaudible] >> i was down watching her game down at school.

i did not hear about it until i was away in the car i know nothing about it except south korea, correct? [inaudible] rex i will make a statement want to find out more. i literally just heard from staff on the way down in the car. [inaudible] deciding where to go or not to go? >> i'm feeling good. i've been now and 36 constituency either campaigning for a specific candidate or going with a candidate like out at the bridge in pittsburgh. and i am going to be going the remainder of the week and be back in pennsylvania to be in maryland and in mexico, california, i'm going to be all

around the country jill is up in new hampshire right now. spending time making the case it's not a referendum. it is a choice. it's a fundamental choice. the choice between two very different visions for the country and that's what this is about you. >> is a reaction to russia? [inaudible] >> it is pure outrageous there is no reason for them to do t that. look for some rationale to say the reason they're doing something outrageous is because the west made them do it. there's no merit to what they are doing. that should be the end of it. >> are you confident the way it looks? >> yes i thought it was really good. i thought he was strong. fetterman is pennsylvania.

fetterman is everything he appears to be. you know where he stands, he has the courage she has no reluctance to say what he thanks. he is my kind of guy and he's going to be fine. it's getting better and better. he had a stroke and he's recovering for thank you all very much. >> thank you everyone thank you prospered. >> there is president biden walking away excuse me present biden walking with his granddaughter natalie. a lot to say that we saw him in real time about the devastating stampede in seoul, south korea killing so many young people. then you also saw he learned about he said he's going to withhold from actually making official statement until he finds out more about that tragedy. and then we heard him answer the reporter's question about putin's decision to not renege on the agreement that he had with the un to let all of the grain from ukraine to be distributed around the world it is a much needed of course putin is claiming stepping out of this

agreement he always says something about the west blames it on the west. and let me just say this, eric because i have this president biden started out which turned out to be the husband of u.s. speaker of the house ms. pelosi is doing better from the attack president biden went on to say he urges of political actors to condemn political violence. we heard him sing the propaganda about the 2020 election haven't been strolling must stop. >> he has the false claims election fraud the election in 2020 said there was fraud he said that is false and he has connected that with what some see as political violence in this horrible attack on mr. pelosi as well as threats against election officials we saw just yesterday. there is a guilty one case of pennsylvania man for threatening

to kill a congressman. we have seen some of these layouts over the past couple of months some fear will get worse. meanwhile, arthel crime in the economy voters in the midterms a humanitarian crisis at the southern border, that also continues. customs and border protection reports a record of nearly 2.4 million illegal immigrants have been caught at the southern border for the fiscal year that ended last month. nate foy live in eagle pass, texas with what's going on today. shane h. >> but another group of over 200 migrants cross the border illegally into normandy, texas you mentioned fiscal year 2022 migrant encounters with border patrol. also the same fiscal year almost 600,000 known god always many of those by way of human smuggling. deputies take a look at this first video 6:30 8:00 a.m. this

morning traffic stop turn into a whole lot more this jeep and bracket bill. deputies found six illegal migrants packed inside one of them bailed out and was able to get away he was arrested with the charge of six counts of human smuggling 35 minutes after that the same town same sheriff's office another human smuggling attempt this time with six illegal migrants packed inside this pickup truck. is 24 years old he will also be charged with six counts of human smuggling. we mentioned also migrants crossing in large groups willingly turning themselves in. take a look at this new video, 200 people cross into normandy today but many of them cubans many colombians as well. we've seen large groups every single day. affected is the first day of the week we've only seen one large group here in normandy part of also seen many in eagle pass.

new pictures here as well. two fentanyl bus within 35 minutes the port of entry. between them, take a look. 600,000 fentanyl pills hidden in the rear quarter panels of two cars border patrol has seized 108 pounds of fentanyl just in the past week here at the southern border. back out here live dangerous people also trying to enter our country illegally. also just in the past week border patrol agents have encountered seven offenders, three felons with guns and a convicted murderer. will send it back to you. >> that is astounding as it continues, nay on the border thank you, arthel. arthel: minimal customs and border protection report catching a number record of it migrants who were on the terror watch list. ninety-eight of fiscal year 2020 that's way up from 15 the previous year end three the year before that. join me now former department of homeland security advisor secret

service special agent charles moreno. earlier, some tony valdes was on with nate foy insanely drug cartels are flying people to their destination basically bypassing the border. so not politically but logistically how can the drug cartels get away with this? >> they should not be able to get away with it legally. and they have a lot of money. more money than they have ever had, arthel in the history of the cartel based on human trafficking and drug trades. a lot more resources than in the past. there poverty with impunity based on the fact this administration disdains any type of enforcement pain but we are seeing here the policies of this administration undercut every national security program, policy and agency that is been put in place since the attacks of 911. you have u.s. agencies that are

tasked with cracking down on the cartels that are being undercut by the ministration of this country. arthel: if you can expound on that. charles is pretty strong what you are saying. expound on that. how is that the policies of this administration? actions or lack thereof seemed to be undercutting all the policies you are saying that were working since 9/11. they are potentially dismantling that, how also expand on that for me? >> us look at the first thing. the administration just submitted their national security strategy this month. almost two years into their administration. that should tell voters the administration with respect to national security strategy and policies has been operating without a net. they do not know what they are doing brevets but we have seen the results not just of the southwest border that we have seen but also around the country including places like afghanistan. we don't have a strategy outlining what the goals and the ends and the memes are on how to

carry out your goals then you are going to fail. we see this with this administration over and over and over again. let's look at the drug enforcement agency. arthel: fully jump in for a second charles i have some things i want to do here with you while i have you heard fiscal year 2022 were talking about july 1, 2021 through june 30, 2022. ninety-eight migrants on it terror watch list caught at the border thankfully they were caught. how are they getting that far? they are on a terror watch list. >> we are intercepting people right at our border which means there is no larger cohesive strategy with all of the regions in which these migrants are originating from. we have seen almost six 100% increase of what's known as special interest of migrants originating from countries where there is a known terrorist operations occurring in those countries. so there's a lot of concerns here, arthel. it's not being tackled because

of the false and narrative put forth by the administration is at the border is secure. and the other of false narrative a false choice if you will being put out by the administration is that it is either immigration reform or border security. not that you can have both. it's an extremely dangerous game to play the administration is doing here. they're putting the american public at great risk. they are doing the same to migrants but as far as terrorism, that has always been our number one concern with respect to our immigration and border security programs. the fact the administration has pretty much erased our borders as a country, they are definitely going to be exploited by terrorist organizations. we still have gotten in under god always how many have made it

into the country? >> charles, when you look at the dealbreaker issue deciding midterm votes, according to a fox news bullet is abortion with with 15% of republicans think abortion is a dealbreaker. at the bottom of list 12% of republicans polled say border security is a dealbreaker. none of democrats polls cited border security as a dealbreaker. so i ask you in closing, why should americans of all political stripes care about border security? parks all speak to democratic voters right now pretty better wake up matter where you live in the united states are already seeing crime going up and the violence you are seeing migrants come to your communities. your communities have no plan, do not have the resources pretty going to see schools impacted, crime impacted, hospitals impacted. you are going to see in effect to the areas in which you live.

and so wake up, understand the threat environment in which we live. understand those that wish to do this country harm will exploit our borders on the weak policies of this administration. so i urge everybody to reconsider what is being prioritized as we go to the polls ten days from now. >> charles marino thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks arthel. >> we have to ask ourselves if i have to ask myself are the people in philadelphia truly free today? fully free? are they free or i'll were they prisoners within their own homes or their neighborhoods? we know the policies of the current philadelphia district attorney are directly correlated to the breakdown of law and order. sue for leader of the republicans in the pennsylvania house. moving to try to impeach philadelphia district attorney.

the progressive d8 not adequately enforce the state law for they blame is policies for the rise in gun violence in the city of brotherly love. pushing back in court saying the committee though investigating him lacks validity. meantime data does show violent crime arising under his watch and philadelphia. homicides up nearly 73%. roberts with guns as you can see there, up almost 29%. state representative martina white is with us. republican who is a prime sponsor of the impeachment proceedings. state representative, welcome. why did you decide it's necessary to kick out of office? >> look, what is helping him in should not be happening at all right now district attorney larry krasner has effectuated policies that are causing families to suffer. homicides toot spike and it is up to us in the general assembly to take action and ensure he is complying with our laws and enforcing them as the highest

law enforcement officer and the biggest city in our state. >> the city for the gun violence in philadelphia just been so shocking. in all of these neighborhoods right down there in center city. right next to city hall. what is seen not doing that you think he should do to better enforce the law? >> just as a simple example, he does not prosecute a lot of petty theft. while that seems like a relatively low level crime and fortunately it is resulting in larger businesses leaving our city and therefore jobs living our city. for example walmart has decided to close multiple locations and reduce the number of hours they are open. announced the closure we also have overtime at starbucks, cvs, walgreens, and many of those large retail type facilities are leaving our city. we cannot afford to have that occur any longer. along with all the homicides that have been occurring. we just have a district attorney

who does not want to enforce the laws of our commonwealth. >> what does that judge the quality of life? in new york city mayor rudy giuliani started the broken window theory were these small infractions can infect the larger crimes. that's the only way under the giuliani administration they were able to break crime down so well. >> yes the broken window effect is a very real thing. here in philadelphia just over the past couple of weeks we have seen a priest to get carjacked i'm sorry it not carjacked a wheelchair was stolen from him right out of him trying to get it out of the back of his car. we've had three squad of police officers shot. at a police commission is trying to basically address the issue in some ways. but she is fed up. every time these offices are out of the street arresting people's crime is gone up they have been arresting more and more people who have committed these crimes. at unfortunately prosecutions are going down and convictions are going down because of a

district attorney who does not want to do his job. eric: finally in the time we have left what type of policy specifically do you think should be enacted in order to try to stem this increase in crime? >> will look, no matter what laws we put into effect as a general assembly what has to happen is the enforcement of those laws. police officers are willing to do their job we need prosecutors were willing to their job as well. but unfortunately what we have seen his district attorney larry krasner. we have heard it from pa supreme court justice who is a democrat actually expressed to us which i determined to be the misbehavior in office that he has conducted himself in and that's why drop the articles of impeachment he is not complying with our laws. the pa supreme court basically told us specifically he cannot believe larry krasner would actually intentionally mislead a jury, withhold evidence and deny

a police officer civil rights to a primary trial. this is a kind of action of their highest law enforcement officer. if we can put as many laws as we want but if they are not willing to prosecute than we are going to have crime in our streets free. >> meanwhile fighting against his will see what happens rate state representative martina white from pennsylvania, thank you for joining us today on this issue. >> thank you. >> of course, arthel? arthel: thanks eric brady dishonored president biden live right here in fox news condemning the attack on speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi inside their san francisco home. meantime we are learning new details about the suspect pretties due to appear before a judge on tuesday on attempted homicide and other charges for christina coleman live in san francisco with the latest, christina. >> hi arthel but yes we are right in front of a pelosi's home or you can see how easy it is to access from the street. unfortunately that is what a

suspected early yesterday morning. you can also see there are no police officers in front of this house. san francisco police chief just commented on the brutal attack at a safety resource fair just moments ago print the kind of lean into politics though it should be noted police had not officially confirmed a motive for this case. take a listen to what he just had to say. next it's human decency. we can't be what we want to become a sable we want to say without the fear being murdered? it's wrong. brexit now, fortunately expect him to make a full recovery but house speaker nancy pelosi arrived at san francisco general hospital yesterday to be with her husband. their family says he underwent a successful surgery to repair his skull fracture. as for the suspect in this case, police a 42-year-old david depape broke into two pelosi's

san francisco home this upscale neighborhood shortly for 2:30 a.m. yesterday morning. a family member traveling at the house speaker said the suspect was trying to tie paul pelosi appears allegedly shouting where's nancy? where's nancy? paul pelosi was able to call 911 after the break and burn san francisco d.a. says by making that phone call politically likely saved his life. officers they when they showed up to the house they witness 82-year-old populace get brutally attacked with a hammer. >> mr. depape mutely pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently attacked him with a hammer. the officers immediately entered, tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took the hammer away from him and took the suspect into custody. we also know, based on our investigation at this point, that this was not a random act. this was intentional. and it is wrong.

>> now fox digital reports depape has ties to a radical activist he has a disturbing presence on the line that involves blogs under his name that includes about pedophiles, "big brother" censorship and anti-semitic content pretty also reportedly mentioned she went on and covid vaccine conspiracies that he is also reportedly from the bay area, from barkley but yesterday joe biden also condemned the attack on paul pelosi. >> every person of good conscience needs to clearly and unambiguously stand up against the violence. regardless of what your politics are. [cheering] all of us. all of us together as americans. >> knelt lawmakers on both sides

of the aisle condemn the attacks. minority leader mitch mcconnell tweeted he was horrified and disgusted by this vice president mike pence says this suspect needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. again his arraignment is expected to be scheduled for tuesday, arthel. tuesday, arthel. arthel: i wish mr. pelosi a full recovery. christina: thank you very mucoh we will be right back. sick. cat 1: or hurt dog 6: so fetch isn't just chasing after a tennis ball? vo: fetch. unmatched pet insurance, advice, and love.

excitatory series projecting the votes nancy pelosi's husband paul raising for some political violence for the law enforcement is not yet publicly determined the motive for that assault. in florida, campaign worker for republican senator marco rubio was also wearing a ron desantis cap was a brutally assaulted on the street as he was handing out flyers last weekend. ends of a new man is charged with threatening to kill generally six committee chair democratic congressman betty

thompson as well as president biden for just yesterday another pennsylvania man pled guilty to threatening to kill democratic california congressman eric swallow. all of these are increasing threats of violence against election and public officials. alarming concern pretty sat down with election protection expert lawrence of the brennan center for justice in the election in those who run it can be protected. >> the biggest change that there is been since 2020 is election officials working overtime to make sure the public knows accurate information about the elections. one of the biggest security threats we have to our election to the united states right now as there is so much false information out there about elections. so election officials have been working overtime to make sure there is good information out there about elections free. >> points to ohio, cleveland that is set up a website to rebut an answer election rumors.

arizona, phoenix were election officials respond in real time to false claims. officials have also posted videos showing how they test voting machines. town halls explain the safeguards to skeptics. they even let people test the machines themselves. all these efforts are meant to help reassure the public that they can feel confidence about election outcomes. that is something i think is really critical. >> what is the danger for people who take these rumors or into windows and beliefs? what a silly thing false information about elections is extremely dangerous. >> he points to threats against election workers who are just doing their jobs carrying out the responsibilities of our democracy. >> there is been violence because people have false information about the elections. election officials received death threats. they have been followed out of the office, being threatened with death and other harm.

they have had their children threatens. they felt their elderly parents threaten. they've had their hopes invaded. some of them have seen their cars vandalized. it has really taken a toll on the elections community both the officials themselves are heading up offices in the election workers. it is a vicious and i think dangerous cycle for american democracy brickwork's death threats, violent threats against election officials. that is not the american way. >> it is not. it really was incredible when you slow down and think about what has happened in this country over the past couple of years. you don't really think about that in the united states it's very damaging. >> election officials, election workers are us. they are your friends and neighbors and their people who are doing their jobs to serve their communities. elections a process in the united states is incredibly bipartisan. so every step of the way both parties are welcome to be there and to participate, to process ballots, to count ballots, to

make sure at the end of the day when they're closing up the polls everything is accurate. the number of people have signed in at the polls matches the number of votes we have it. all this processes are in place. >> some critics blame election deniers for stoking anger against election officials, candidates for example say the 2020 election was a fraud. in investigations proved it's not. they also fought for president trump continued false claims of the election was rigged and stolen. again, in depth investigations proved it was not. any point out election lies can have dangerous consequences. some republicans in turn blame activist for overseeing the levels of voter suppression added to the nation were they point to the 2017 congressional shooting by a left-wing gunman. the summer's attack on ventura canada public congressman lees eldon. suspect was arrested with a gun you're justice brett kavanaugh's home. the department of justice strata

special election threats task force to prosecute election threats. just system at the nebraska mill was sentenced to a year end half in prison for making online threats against the democratic secretary of state of colorado. sixty-four year old i man was charged with making threats to arizona election official and shoot the republican state attorney general's office there. local, state and federal authorities say they will do what they can to properly protect the vote from threats both foreign and domestic so that we can all be reassured about the credibility of the election process this and midterms no matter who is the victor. we fed eric, thank you. meanwhile early voting has begun for the midterms. and in michigan the gubernatorial race is tightening. former president barack obama hitting the campaign trail with governor prescient whitmer today. as she faces a strong challenge

from republican tudor dixon. mark meredith has those details. >> the battle to be michigan's next governor's getting closer by the day paid this week and democrats are doing all they can to boost incumbent gretchen whitmer as she faces a child to republican tudor dixon. this afternoon for president obama held a campaign rally for whitmer in detroit. obama won michigan back in 2008 and 2012. to start power may help shore up support among democrats who made him feel is motivated to show up on election day. >> this election requires every single one of us to do our pa parts. it's that important. no i think it's fair to say this country has gone through some tough times these past few ye years. we have been through some stuff brickwork cnn poll out this week still shows whitmer with the lead of unlikely voters. the gap appears to be closing. dixon is getting some last-minute support from former

president trump. a political group tied to trump is launching a last-minute ad by to help her in this final stretch of the race predicts intel's box she knows their focus and so many issues. crime in particular has people's attention. >> is a problem people are feeling and you have problem with overdoses here we have quite a bit of sentinel coming across our border. we are seeing that much more often now progress dixon is also focusing heavily on education reach him or not she's going to hear a rally in dearborn there's a fierce debate already under way about what kind of books should be allowed in the areas, public school some parents have argued the materials are two sexually explicit for children. it is an issue it's getting a lot of attention in this race, arthel. >> alright mark meredith be right back week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need.

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