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own halloween costumes. rachel has children lurking around the building somewhere. rachel: they're all getting ready. >> i saw a determined looking police officer out there. rachel: he wanted to be a law enforcement officer. >> he looks great. rachel: he looks amazing. it was interesting. i looked through the costumes, there was s.w.a.t. team, fbi and regular law enforcement and interesting, my gut reaction was not fbi this year. [laughter] rachel: not this year. so he's the s.w.a.t. team. i love the fbi but not right now with the leadership. so that's my -- that was my call. >> you can raid anybody at any time for any reason with the fbi. rachel: they're going after pro-lifers, so not this year. >> the halloween kid parade is a long "fox & friends" tray. rachel: it does have a long tradition. >> it is almost always chaotic. expect that. it makes for good television. rachel: it won't be the same without the hegseth.

they always make a splash. >> we have the duffys in full force. >> i'm out of the show in 20 minutes to do a transformation is what i'm told. >> stay tuned for that. let's bring in arizona gubernatorial candidate kari lake who joins us this morning. thank you for joining us. >> it's so good to be here. happy halloween early. i can't wait to see what they're going to transform you into. [laughter] >> you and me both. you and me both, kari. it's great to have you. we really appreciate it. you've been on the trail, a number of appearances that amongst conservatives have fall galvanized folks in terms of how you fight back against the media. there's an ad running in arizona attacking you from a familiar republican -- sort of republican face. here's -- debateabley. here's 10 seconds of that ads

and it features liz cheney. >> i don't know that i have ever voted for a democrat but if i lived in arizona i absolutely would. we cannot give people power who will not honor elections. rachel: unbelievable. >> here's a portion of your open letter back to liz cheney. you wrote my team tells me your commercial should add another 10 points to our lead. i guess that's why they call the cheney anti-endorsement the gift that keeps on giving. quite an endorsement, kari. >> my goodness, i'm telling you, she will be our best fundraiser yet. we have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars since her ad started and we put that letter out. she'ses just -- she's hated by sides right now. we're actually bringing democrats over to our movement. they don't like liz cheney either and for her to think that she can come into arizona and try to influence this election, it's comical. it's sad. and a little bit scary. i think the scariest costume you

could you put on for halloween would be liz cheney. you'll get no candy at anyone's door. rachel: no, she is definitely -- lacks charisma, let's say it that way which is something i think you have in spades and something that a lot of people are very interested if in you because you have been fearless in taking on topics that people say you're not allowed to talk about. you do it. but you do it with intelligence and you do it with facts. and you aren't afraid to take on the media. i'm going to play this clip here of you just sort of toying with a cnn reporter, if you will. listen. >> hi. >> nice to see you. >> you don't have a mask on anymore. what's going on? >> we're outside. do you have a minute to chat. >> well, we're six feet apart. >> do you have a minute to chat. >> i'll do an interview as long as it airs on cnn plus. does that exist? i don't think so. people don't like what you're peddling which is propaganda.

thank you. [laughter] rachel: is that -- >> that was fun. [laughter] rachel: that was fun. you know what's not fun, kari? i just got back from the texas border. i am originally from arizona. i understand what's happening in terms of arizona in terms of the open border policies of this administration and we've sat here on the couch, you've said -- you made a promise to the people that you would declare an emergency. we all think you really will. what's that going to look like if you're elected? >> well, we've got a real frightening situation at the border. we do have an invasion. millions of people pouring across illegally. many of them do have criminal a backgrounds and we know right now that the cartels are in control of our border and we're seeing a crisis with the fentanyl that's pouring across, nearly 3, 3,000 arizona residens died of overdoses. liz cheney is running her mouth,

trying to prevent me from winning. she's more concerned with the january 6th commission than the migrant who came can over on january 6th and wanted to kill and tried to kill a border agent. we're calling it what it is, an invasion. we're going to send the national guard to the border to stop people from coming over and take on the cartels and end fentanyl trafficking through arizona. it's as simple as that. we have the right. it's in the u.s. cons tuesday -- constitution, article 1, section 10. we'll invoke those powers and the state of arizona will take charge of the border. >> that's something you said you will do within the first hours of being inaugurated. we've talked about that over the last couple months, we talked to two people who helped push the issue forward. the states have the power to declare an invasion. why -- i'm going to ask you a two part question. why do you think other republican governors have been hesitant to do of so and what

are the downstream implications you think happens after you declare an invasion and use state resources to begin to solve this problem. >> i don't know why other governors haven't done it. maybe a lack of courage or lack of will. concerned about maybe losing a an election. we're not -- it may not go perfectly every step of the way. no plans do. have you to make adjustments and there will be he detours along the way but we don't have the choice of sitting on the sideline and watching fentanyl pour into this country and kill people in record numbers. enough fentanyl has poured in to kill every man, woman and child in america several times over. we don't have the option of sitting around waiting for joe biden to do something. he's not. he's part of the problem. and in my opinion he's on the side of the cartels. so we don't have a choice but to et get down there and stop this illegal activity. we're going to do it. i'm not worried about being

reelected. i'm not worried about the political implications. i'm worried about health implications and losing our young people. i talked to way too many moms and dads who have lost a child, 17-year-old, 19-year-old, 20-year-old that are gone and i cannot bear that heart ache for those parents anymore and someone's got to stand up and he protect the people of arizona and that's why i'm running for office and that's what i intend to do starting on day one. >> we may get back to the border in a moment. i have a sincere question. you were well-known in arizona because you were a tv anchor for years. so people know you from the news. you have taken on the news and the media there in ways that other candidates have really across the country usually been unwilling to do. what's it like as a former member of the media to be targeted by the media so unfairly and then to fight back. talk to me about that dynamic. >> that is a great question.

i watched for -- we watched for seven years as president trump has been attacked and you would think okay, they just don't like president trump. i worked in the media in this town for 30 years. i got along with these people and now they're attacking me. and what it is, is they don't like conservatives, they don't like america first agendas. they don't want people who are going to fight for the people. i don't know what's behind it. but it's disturbing. they're spreading fake news about me, my opponent who has been campaigning out of her basement had a petty theft in her office. she tried to pin it on me, tried to make it into a watergate style breakin. anybody with half a brain would have looked at her allegation, saying it's not only defamatory, is f stupid. the mea media in the town ran wh it, pinned the burglary on me. it was a repeat criminal, breaking in, trying to fuel an add decision or something like

that and they didn't -- an addiction or something like that and they didn't do any background to the look into it. it was so obvious at the surface that it wasn't us that was behind it. they want the status quo, don't want people that will go in, shake up the government and return it back to we, the people. it's despicable. i'm trying to wake people up in the country as to what the media is all about. and i think i'm having an effect. >> i want to play a clip from a recent exchange about whether or not you're an election defire. i have a question -- denier. i have a question on the other side. >> if you're going to start throwing around terms like election denier, let's remember who the other election deniers were. hillary clinton and all the democrats. let's talk about he'll eggs deniers. -- election deniers. here's 150 examples of democrats denying election results. it's okay for democrats to question elections. but it's not okay for republicans? >> you know, kari, i spent time

breaking down the tools on the will cane podcast, some of the tools and tech the sneaks you -- techniques you use, one is in a different clip where a reporter testifies that many people of color and critiques you and you question it who, what people of color, what surveys are you referencing. you have a talent of seeing the clips that many assume are he benign or objective questions. i don't where you gather that, naturally intelligence or 20 years in the media. many don't see what's happening in this relationship. >> yeah. i'm listening to the reporter. i used to be a reporter. >> listening. >> i consider myself to be a journalist at heart. and i know the tricks. i know where they're trying to go with those loaded questions, many people of color, surveys say, surveys prove. which surveys? and who is behind those surveys?

because i talk to people of color and guess what, i said to the guy, they want safe neighborhoods as well. people of color want their children to be able to ride their bikes outside and not have to worry about them, people of color want to make sure they have police officers when they call them, that they'll show up if there's enough on staff. i just reject the fake news, the narrative that they're pushing and i know in most of these news outlets, 90% of the people are liberals or even far leftists and so i know where they're coming from. and i want people to wake up that what you're hearing on the news is oftentimes not the truth and many times it's a pushed narrative coming from the left. rachel: kari, it's really interesting to see the command with which you take on as will pointed out and we saw in this clip the media. i think you've become -- i've always thought that feminism, it was odd that it was in the hands of liberals and that this new wave of feminism is really

conservative women like yourself who are leading the way at this moment where even the idea of what is a woman is being called into question. and i want to play a clip because i think so many women are looking up to you and seeing what you're doing, seeing what you're standing for in terms of life and family and children and the fentanyl issues and everything else. here's a moment from your campaign, unscripted and the kind of impact you're having on little girls. take a look. >> hi. look at that sweet baby back there. she's waving. >> i like you because you take care of babies. >> i do. [cheers and applause] >> okay. she's going to make me cry right now. thank you. you knows why? because your life is so valuable. we can't wait to see what you do when you grow up. >> i'm going to be just like you. [cheers and applause] >> oh, my gosh.

that still warms my heart, guys. i see that clip and that's why i'm in this and, rachel, i mean, you know it. we're mama bears. rachel: hater. bear.rachel: that's right. >> once you trigger a mama bay because y -- mama bear, you hava force to be reckoned with and mama bears in the country are wide awake and activated, and i don't know if i can say it, they're pissed off. they're going to protect their babies. you've probably seen videos of a child get run over by a car, a dad gets super human strength to lift the car or a mom. and you go where did that strength come from? that's the inner source of strength you have as a parent to protect your child and the left has triggered us. they have opened that up to a nation of moms and dads who are so fed up, they're coming after

them and they're going to change policies, they're going to he get involved, they're going to affect this election by voting and they're going to get people into office who will protect their children come hell or high water. >> you mentioned they that inner source of strength and you had a campaign ad talking about something that gives you strength and that's your faith. we're going to play a portion of it. >> i remember sitting at my desk in my office and i just was praying to god about it and i took the bible and i just opened it up. first timothy, chapter 6, verse 7. you bring nothing into this world and you take nothing out of this world and i remember getting the message loud and clear. okay, message received, god. i got it. you want he me to go. me to go and right then and there i decided i'm leaving my career. >> the role of faith what is that in your campaign? >> oh, everything. i have to say, god has been behind this campaign since the beginning. i believe he gave me the courage

to walk away from my job and that moment in my bio which you can find on our social media, on our website, talked about that last part of me that was afraid to walk away from a big, comfortable paycheck and that moment where i opened the bible and that was the verse that was staring back at me. god has been such a huge power. i completely handed my life over to god. 100%, not 50%, not 75%. 100%. and when you do that, it is truly amazing where god will take you. this has been a wild ride. we're only just beginning it. we're looking forward to getting into office. we believe we're going to win and i know that god will be there to help me make the right decisions along the way. you can't always rely on people to help you. but you can always rely on god and he has been giving us just supernatural strength through this entire campaign. we're working from early in the morning until midnight some nights. we have done five to six, sometimes 10 events and meetings

a day and i don't know how i've had the strength other than to give god the thanks for it because he is somehow fueling us through this. we only have nine more days to go and we're not going to stop. we're hitting the gas and we're going to go through the finish line. rachel: you've been taking arrows and attacks that i have never seen probably since donald trump. it's been remarkable. i had a birthday a week or two ago and i told the guys on the couch that for my birthday i wanted kari lake lighting. maybe you could tell us the secret. >> i wondered if she was going to ask about the lighting. >> my husband is a video production guy. and it's really simple. we just have two lights. i think people think we have like an instagram filter. it's real simple. we have two lights, one above me and one below me and we have a really good camera. that's the trick. >> a good camera. rachel: sounds like you have a really good husband. >> i have the most amazing

husbands. he's been -- he's sitting right here beside me. he's been part of the journey with me as we traverse this beautiful state of arizona. we're so blessed to live here. we're not willing to let this state go and turn into california which is what my opponent wants to do she looks at california and thinks that's utopia. we want arizona to remain this amazing wild west state and we want to do everything we can to make sure it happens. >> we appreciate your time this morning. >> thanks, guys. appreciate it. rachel: you got it. kari lake, that's a rising star if ever there was one. >> maria bartiromo coming up.

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>> we're back with headlines, starting with a fox news alert. a tragedy in seoul as a deadly stampede leaves 150 dead and dozens injured. a sudden crowd crush in a narrow alleyway left people no room to escape. the cause of the surge is under investigation. the president of south korea declared a national mourning period. house speaker fan than breakingy pelosi breaking her silence after the violent attack on her husband at their home. writing, quote, our children,

grandchildren, and i are heart a broken, true traumatized by thee threatening attack. the suspect faces a list of charges including attempted murder. a woman who says she is his stepdaughter wrote he has a long history of violence, saying this attack on nancy pelosi's husband came as a shock to he me, though. not much considering the kind of extreme abuse he inflicted on me and my brothers and those are your headlines. rachel, over to you. rachel: thank you, will. all right. well, two of the most watched candidates running for governor joined "fox & friends" earlier discussing th top issues facing voters in their state. with nine days to go until the mid terms, ca kari lake and tudr dixon a -- liz, we'll start with

you. covid revealed the importance of governors, that they had power that -- to stop what the federal government was doing or change things in their state. so i think these races are really important. >> they are really important and let's think about what some of the issues are. first of all, crime. crime is really top of the list for a lot of voters today and who is really in charge of your state's safety precautions and everything else? it is crime. in blue states like new york we're seeing that become a real problem for democrats but the second one that you're kind of referencing is education. glenn youngkin won a very surprising race in virginia because of education and a lot of these republican candidates are out there reminding voters that their schools were shut down. tudor dixon scored a big win when g gretchen whitmer said our schools were shut down for two or three months. that was simply a lie. you can't fool parents. you can fool people about a lot of things. you can't fool parents about

what their kids are learning or not learning. rachel: because they were home with them. >> they saw what was happening. rachel: they saw it. what races are you interested in terms of governors. >> in particular, arizona and georgia. i'm a big fan of kari lake. she exhumes something that is uniquely different. rachel: we saw that. >> absolutely. i think that's what america needs overall. i think we need individuals who are understanding, who are em pathetic to people. right now, you have the democratic party pushing abortion, abortion, aborings, -- aboabortion down the throats of americans. people have said it's not a significant issue right now. inflation is, jobs and crime. those are he key important issues. when you have the president going on the tour, talking about -- reminding people what republicans did for abortion. that's not important to people. rachel: it's interesting you say that. they are talking about abortion. one of the swing votes that

hasn't been talked enough about is the catholic vote. there's a survey that came out, there's a lot of cross-over with the catholic vote with hispanics who don't like abortion but also they are just a working class vote. so talk to me about that. >> and people forget, it's a quarter of the country, a quarter of voters are catholics. it's a very big number. joe biden pretends to be a he devout cat lick. catholic. where do his views line up with catholics. not on abortion. joe biden is espousing abortion with no limits up to nine months. cardinal dolan came out attacking the law as being inhumane. it truly is inhuman. the hispanic voters toned be more conservative -- tend to be more conservatives than democrats are today. in a state where catholic vote is going against joe biden,

hispanics are a pretty big part of that even in georgia where it is 5% of voters. rachel: a lot of catholics are having buyer's remorse on joe biden. >> 12.2% of catholics strongly approve of what joe biden is doing. they are frustrated right now and they have talked about their key issues. they have said it's inflation, it is jobs. the reality is when you cannot put food on the table as you used to be able to do, so quickly and swiftly, with ease. now you have to get a second job to make ends meet. people are tired. he's not meeting the needs. he's not a people's president so-to-speak. rachel: so many working class families going to food banks. it's a terrible time right now in america. thanks for joining us. we're looking forward tour pre -- forward to your predictions coming to pass on election day which is just around the corner. thanks for of n joining this morning. inflation now so bad most

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>> as joe biden's administration wages a war on oil which is exactly what it i more than 100 everyday household items are being impacted. you know, things like soap, glasses, and trash bags. let's bring in the host of kudlow on fox business and our friend, larry kudlow. larry, a lot of people don't realize how much petroleum is used in everyday items as well. >> yeah, i mean, that's one of the many reasons why fossil fuels are so important. and why the war against fossil fuels is such a bad idea. pete, just a quick list, but look, clothes, toothpaste, asphalt, trash bags, computer

laptops, hang on, i'm just getting going here, fossil fuels are used in mris, pacemakers, iv bags, surgical instruments, wait, there's more. stethoscopes, prosthetics, hearing aids, glasses and pete, you're a superior athlete from your college days i won't say where, tennis racquets, golf ball, golf clubs, tents, tires, ball point pens. you see where i'm going on this. the first thing i think that the republican congress should do when the calvary comes and they take power january 3rd and i think they're going to go there is they're going to take the handcuffs off of the war against fossil fuels. they will launch a permitting bill which will allow permits and pipelines and fracking and shortages in home heating oil which you probably know about, natural gas is short. we have two weeks of diesel supplies. if you can believe that.

which is going to be a supply chain problem. two weeks of diesel supplies. it sounds like hr-1 and s-1, a big republican permitting bill. that will lower inflation. that will increase growth. but my point is, in everyday life we need our fossil fuel resources and to talk about zero or net zero carbon is just nonsense. >> not to one up you here, larry, because you came up with all this info. diapers, pacifiers, toys, soaps that people at a home i'm a big hand washer, very important. aspirins, pharmaceuticals, the list goes on. so when petroleum is more expensive or we're not producing it here, do those items get more expensive as well. >> sure. the costs are passed along. that's one of the reasons why the spike up in energy prices over the last two years has been killing family budgets. i mean, and they're having to make tradeoffs.

look, here's another one for you, pete. fertilizers. food. fertilizers require, right, fertilizers require fossil fuels. so when you look at the cpi under biden the last, whatever, 18 or 19 months, grocery prices are up, i don't know, i think 15 or 16% or 17%. so the point is, all of this green new deal radical stuff which w would not just allow renewables to grow side-by-side with fossils, they want to end fossils. you can't do that. everyday life is too dependent on fossils. it would take 100 years or would take 200 years. i mean, i'm not exaggerating. so it doesn't make any sefnls it's damaging to the economy. it's jacked up the inflation rate. it's damaged family budgets enormously. it's caused wages -- people are working hard, doing the best

they can. they're increasing their wages but the inflation is faster than the wages. now, that's not all about fossils but it's a lot about fossils. so the bidens need to back off. it's a big issue. in a week's time for the elections, it's a very big issue and i think you're going to see the republicans right out of the chute try to take the handcuffs off of fossil fuels to make this a better country, to cut inflation, increase growth. >> you go to war with the core of our economy and you reap what you sow and unfortunately average people are dealing with it. larry kudlow as always, thanks for breaking it down for us. >> thanks, pete. >> great to see you. new reports say big layoffs could be headed for twitter after elon musk's takeover. maria bartiromo joins us on that, next. plus, we're about to reveal our halloween costumes and this hand -- that thing is a hint. don't go anywhere..

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morning futures, maria bartiromo. you don't see this often, day one, all of you, you're out. maria: it's true, will. good morning to you. look, i think that elon musk seems to be going about this the right way. he is doing a deep dive into the problems and what's going on at twitter and how he is going to bring this company back to free speech and a platform for all. we all know that there are political operatives running this company and they have been putting their political ideas before any real news or journalism and it has hardly been the public square for he everybody. so the fact that he came in and fired the ceo, the cfo right off the bat sends a strong message to the company and to the world that he is in charge and he is going to make some change. we all want a free speech platform where lots of ideas can be heard. but unfortunately, the powers that be at twitter have created something different and we all know it anecdotally myself.

i've been sitting at 1 million followers for the longest time. before that i was at 950,000 followers. it's impossible to sit at that number for a year but they have stopped any opportunity to gain followers for me and others who may think differ differently th. i think it's a refreshing thing. we'll see if he can move the needle. unfortunately right now many of us have decided there are other alternatives that are better. we're talking about free speech this morning. we're talking about the midterm elections and what can be done. we're talking with kevin mccarthy as my lead guest to find out, okay, you may be the guy. you are going to be the house speaker. what are you going to do about it? what are you going to do to move the country forward and put to rest so many of our fears and we'll talk about that with him. we also have a special senate panel because it looks like we are looking at the potential for a red wave, not just the house majority but the senate as well. we'll talk with kelly and john

to talk about why they're gaining he despite the fact that mimitch mcconnell is holding the purse strings and deciding who gets money and who doesn't. we're veering into deep left places like oregon to see the gubernatorial candidate gain ground. we'll talk there as well with christine drazen and i've got ted cruz coming up. he's been campaigning nonstop for people like herschel walk r. that's the one that -- walk. walker. we're going to clear row in on that race. it's about the midterms now with eight days to go and we certainly agree with what you just from kari lake that mama bears have been woken up, the people have been woken up to the fact that they want safety and they want their elected officials to move the ball forward for the american people. so we'll talk about it. and free speech is fundamental tall to all of that. >> no doubt it, maria.

hopefully an initial victory in the long battle, the fight for free speech. sounds like a good show coming up. maria: see you. will: a possible huge break in a murder case, the man linked to the killer of two girls reportedly in custody. nancy grace told us breakthrough science could be behind the development. >> i am predicting there's going to be a match via ancestral dna, if the killer moved these bodies and possibly even crossed their clothing when they were redressed, there may be touch dna. >> we expect to learn more as police news conference is scheduled for tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. a texas law enforcement is praising a mom who jumped into action to chase off a home invader, police arrested carlos garcia 100 yards from the home with a gunshot wound. they say the mom locked herself and her kids in the bedroom when she heard him break in and warned the suspect she was armed.

when he tried to push into the room, she fired into the door, hitting him and sending him run. the world's largest pumpkin carved its way into the history books, weighed 2,560 pounds, it's won the world championship pumpkin weighoff earlier this month. it could break the guiness world record as the largest ever. since we are in the halloween spirit, we're tossing it out to cousin it. that's right. that's right. for the fox weather forecast. >> what's up, will? [laughter] >> all right, now is your time to go get into costume while i do the weather. let's talk about the weather out there across the country right now. take a look at the weather maps of. one system that we're watching across parts of the mississippi river valley, this is going to be a weather maker for the mid-atlantic, parts of the northeast into tomorrow afternoon. it's not a massive problem for us. we are this week, however, going to see a big storm move across the west. i like to show you the

precipitation that's coming this week. out west, a really active pattern sets up here and we're going to see our first big snow across parts of the sierra nevada and parts of the mountains of the four corners with rain coming in across oklahoma and kansas. east coast not looking at as much precipitation. coming up, the big reveal. we wail see rachel, -- we will see rachel, will a pete in costumes, plus our little trick or treaters join us live. we'll be right back.

♪ >> so did you guess our costumes. rachel: at least from the music. [laughter] >> we're creepy and we're kookie. rachel: mysterious and spooky, the adams family. let's bring the chief marketing and experience officer at party city to help us with our annual trick or treat parade. welcome and happy halloween. >> happy halloween. you guys are awesome. >> thank you. >> i'm sorry.

i didn't want to take away from the host. [laughter] >> are we joining the parade? >> are you ready. you guys, we have some candy in the bucket there if the kids as they go by, you want to give out candy. rachel: oh, there's the bucket. i was looking. >> first and foremost we have our baby classic bat costume bottled by baby rhett and his mom. this is a $30 costume. rachel: it's warm. >> it keeps kids warm. rachel:s that's smart. that's smart, mama. >> and easy for diaper changes. second up we have elaina in our sweet minnie mouse costume and a costume from stranger things. there they are, so cute.

okay. >> candy from that guy. >> next, we have kalen and cameron, they're first responders. what would we do without the two of them. they're in our kids s.w.a.t. cop costumes. rachel: i have a kid in a s.w.a.t. outfit as well. >> you do. rachel: yes. >> here comes cae len. next is christian, he's wearing another first responder firefighters, look at our firefighter. rachel: you are adorable. >> choose wisely. rachel: take more. >> the gaming section, we've got luigi and mario brothers, being modeled by cliffy and cam, the two of them. great little costumes. rachel: march mario brothers. >> they've got the hat, the gloves, the whole bit. next, we have charlotte in her -- actually, charlotte came by

alreaalready. i'm so sorry. now we have isabella with the costume from frozen. rachel: let it go, let it go. >> we have from zombies three which was a huge hit this year and we have soleil and zoey from zombies three also. disney was a big seller. rachel: these are my little ones. the duffy kids came, snow white, a s.w.a.t. team guy and clear c leopatra. you want some candy? >> you don't have to get just one. rachel: come over here. >> you look delightful. >> i there's a bunch of costus left at party city and halloween city. if you're running to get your

last minute costumes and decor. >> pete's got a really heavy pour. i think if you want to go trick or treating, go to pete's house. >> always more candy to be had still too. fill them up. >> that's not fair. rachel: that's not fair. >> life isn't fair, kids. [laughter] rachel: this is a socialist halloween party. they all want equal amounts. >> mario, mario, come here. why do you want to be mario? what's your favorite candy for halloween? luig. >> swedish fish. >> fish? wow. >> swedish fish? >> swedish fish. >> two picks for will. that's my least favorite. >> how did that happen? >> that happened, that just happened. rachel: what's your favorite halloween candy? >> k kitkat.

>> nice choice. rachel: favorite candy? >> reeces pieces. >> favorite? >> captain, what's a your favorite candy. >> m & ms. >> i'm not a captain. rachel: firefighter. >> i'm sorry, firefighter. >> i like -- >> do you have any idea who we are? >> he's a lemonhead guy. >> he's a hem l lemonhead guy. rachel: happy halloween, everybody. we'll be right back. again, thanks to party city for all the treats and costumes. >> this is the chaos we warned about. ♪

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