>> if your kids are not comfortable then you need to speak up for them. that's what we're here for. we're parents we're here to protect them. >> todd: and it doesn't send a good message that if they speak up they'll be suspended. what kind of world is this. keep us post, blake, travis, tyson thanks for coming. >> with that the next hour of fox and first begins right now. ♪ >> carley: and we begin with a fox news alert, the hollywood elite are signing off twitter protesting the elon musk's takeover of the social media giant but the billionaire stands committed to his plan to make twitter a true marketplace of ideas that will break through big tech censorship. air watching fox and friends first on this monday morning i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: and i'm todd piro. musk has shaken up the office reportedly ordering layoffs and firing top execs. it could include verifying accounts to pay $20 a month to

keep their blue check marks. brook has the latest. >> hollywood unsubscribing, celebrities running from the social media platform. the space ex billionaire took to the site to remind users of his new position saying quote my title is chief at which time right there in the on no idea who the ceo is. it comes as several celebrities make statements announcing their department. singer sarah saying well it's been fun twitter i'm out see you on other platforms peeps. sorry this one's just not for me. and sean today rimes the creator of gray's a nate my saying not hanging around for what elon has. maverick says he looks forward to running a platform for wide range of beliefs that can debated in healthy ways without resorting to violence. watch this. >> now that elon musk runs twitter, do you trust him? >> no, i do not. i just don't think people should be making money off of passing

on this stuff that's a bunch of lies i. >> but podcast host joe rogen is praising the move saying policies that promote free speech should be celebrated. >> that's what elon wants to bring back to twitter is reasonable exchange of ideas. i think we have a real problem with discourse, particularly like discourse on twitter, right? like if you post something and then someone posts something that opposes that you say and then you have to like formulate -- some people don't want that so they would like to silence the people that have opposing viewpoints and then you get on this positive feedback from all the people that agree with you, like, yes, i want to amplify that but it's a bad way to exchange ideas and to dialogue about stuff. >> and since his twitter takeover, musk has already fired three top executives. carley, todd? >> carley: all right, brooke singman live for us thank you. here's my thing, if you're worried about bad ideas spreading on twitter why would you leave the platform when the

solution to speech you don't like is to add in your voice to the conversation. and now -- so these celebrities they're kind of self sensoring themselves and i don't think the names are really big enough to move the needle. they have their fans and that's fine but i think it's interesting this mentality that is really pervasive right now especially on college campuses where you can't be around any speech that you don't like so you have to remove yourself from the conversation entirely. >> todd: the left doesn't want other kids in their sand box if they don't play exactly the same way that they do and that's the problem. college campuses are a perfect example. these people want twitter to be a college campus. well not so under elon musk. they don't want a robust exchange of ideas because they don't want to be challenged on their ideas which many people often think are horrible ideas. what i find fascinating about all of this, it is important to point this out every time we do this story, elon musk, that guy right there, should be their god because he makes all of the electric cars that they all want us to drive in their climate

war. and, yet, he is persona non grata to so many on the left none of this makes sense. it just shows how internally inconsistent their positions are. >> carley: it will be really interesting to see if nowhere celebrities follow suit and what that does to twitter. he also said he's going to be charging $20 -- he didn't say it, a possible he could be charging $20 to keep your blue check mark. no. that's a lot of money. >>. >> todd: great point. per month. >> carley: per month. >> todd: you can be excited elon musk has purchased this platform because what it will mean. you can also be cheap like carley and me and not pay $20 per month for a free check. >> carley: he said it won't be a free for all there are rules. but saying he was the ceo of twitter for the pandemic he wouldn't be taking down tweets of people who are posting what they thought was, you know, what their thoughts were and their opinions were about covid. you know? that's the goal for him.

>> todd: we'll see what happens. >> carley: and also he said that he would get trump back on the platform but trump has his own platform now so i don't think it's going to happen. we have to wait and see. >> todd: i will admit i sensored my tweets yesterday because i'm sad. but bills fans aren't, josh allen and the bills rolling past, 27-17 over green bay. 49ers quarterback christian mccaffrey playing off big time the first player since la damian touchdown in 2004 to throw for a touchdown run for a touchdown and catch a touchdown. san francisco beating la. meantime cowboys breezing past the bears behind three touchdowns from their running back tony pollard dallas 49 chicago 29 and the commanders a last minute comeback against the colts. >> looking, heinicke. they keep the play alive, again he flips it downfield and

mclaurin, the home-town kid hauls it in at the one yard line. >> do they give him the football? no, it will be heinicke. >> todd: dc quarterback tailor heinicke making the clutch throw before diving in for the game tying touchdown. extra point would give him the 17-16 win. meantime in new york, the jets coming up short against the patriots, zach wilson forgot he throws to the guys in the black and green jerseys, bill belichick is happy for the twin 21-17 number 325 of his career he's now second on the nfl's all-time winning list. do you want to read this one? speaking of new york losing, my giants fall flat on the road against the seattle seahawks. seattle 27-g men 13. i said i censored myself i had a lot of negative thing to say about the giants punt returner who muffed two punts and cost me the game and led me to the bottle. i had a few adult bears in light of richie james forgetting how to play football. thanks richie.

with that, stacey abrams one of many democrats planning to endorse law enforcement but last night's debate with governor kemp. >> i am not a member of the gold old boy's club. so, no, i don't have 107 sheriff's who want to be able to take black people off the streets. who want to be able to go without accountability. >> carley: janelle king helped brian kemp defeat stacey abrams in 2018. she's here to tell us what georgia voters are saying in the final week before election day. ♪

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♪ >> todd: the defund police movement taking center stage at last night's georgia gubernatorial debate between

democrat stacey abrams and republican brian kemp. >> carley: but it was this attack from abrams against georgia sheriff that left viewers stunned. >> i did not say and nor do i believe in defunding the police. he is lying again. and i've never said that i believe in defunding the police. >> ms. abrams don't see an end, got asked the question would she defund the police and she said, yes, we have to reallocate resources. that means defunding the police. men and women in law enforcement know who's going to be with them who has had their back and will continue to have their back. >> i'm not a member of the good old boy's club. so, no, i don't have 107 sheriffs who want to be able to take black people off the streets. who want to be able to go without accountability. >> carley: janelle king is a political commentators and host of let's talk about it with the janelle king podcast and joins us now. that comment is getting a lot of attention this morning. is that the right message she should be sending eight days to

go until the elections? >> absolutely not but it's a message she's been sending. she advocated for defunding the police and that's something that we obviously see is a terrible, terrible decision. but this is not surprising. stacey abrams has made these salacious comments whenever her back is against the wall since the beginning going back to 2018. this is why i was so happy to see governor kemp stay focused on the issues. he talked about inflation, education and crime. those are the three things that are really really plaguing our communities right now and what we need to be talking about. so stacey abrams, her pivoting to these salacious comments is done so that she can dodge the how question. so she throws out all of these potential outcomes that she wants in her your topian dream but she never has a how or plan and makes empty promises and we think we often see that. >> todd: you brought up something interest aring. back against the wall. did you see thatten a say this was purposeful or did you see this and say she's been hammered

so much on the defund police issue and had all her stock issues and finally she just cracked and let everybody know what her real, rebelief is? >> yeah, i think it was a little bit of that. and the thing about it is and what i've seen, particularly when it comes to minority democrats, is that they love to go to the race card and play the racism card whenever they feel like they are in a position where they need some emotional support. and it's emotionally triggering. i feel like it's a very disrespectful attack. it shows that our law enforcement, it tells the community that the law enforcement here in georgia is somehow all racist. i sit on the board of corrections and we work closely with law enforcement and i can tell you right away that that is not true. my husband was a black candidate and he was endorsed by a sheriff. so that is not true. and i think that she knows that but she just wants to see how far does she go to try to trigger this emotional card. >> carley: and, janelle, on the race point, more than

1.6 million georgians have already cast their ballot this election cycle, which is a record high for the midterms. but you still have democrats, karine jean-pierre, saying high voter turnout doesn't mean that there isn't election voter suppression. how do you square those two? >> i want them to prove it. i get tired of hearing them saying that, no, no, no, don't see what you're seeing, don't believe what's right in front of you. instead, believe me. i'm telling you there's suppression although i'm not going to prove it to you. that's what they're saying it's absolutely ridiculous. i don't know anyone, particularly in minority community, of any community, that is struggling to go vote. if you want to vote, go vote. and there's nothing stopping you and they know that. they just want to continue to perpetuate at the expense of my community. >> todd: it seems that if you listen to the polls brian kemp has a very sizable lead over stacey abrams broadening this out to the entire state on that same ballot will abrams parent

weakness hurt raphael warnock in the senate race? >> you know what? we sure hope so, but i'm not 100 percent sure. i think they are in two different lanes especially when it comes to the minority community. trying to link them together is the most difficult part. i think seeing them with president obama was the first time i've seen them together since the campaign process started. so i'm not sure but i certainly hope so. >> todd:. >> todd: we'll see, janelle king thank you very much always great insight with that turn to fox news meteorologist adam for your forecast. great insight on weather. >> lot of halloween forecasts last day of october, feeling nice out there for a lot of folks, you don't need to cover up costumes too much. early this morning a lot of temperatures hanging right in the 50s in some cases though cooler spots temperatures have dropped down into the 40 degree range as we are currently seeing that. i'm having a hard time clicking

through these but that warm kind of warmer air is all kind of org here off to the east, the cooler air across western portions so 40 degrees in denver 43 in billing. the only place we're tracking rain today is going to be on the east coast guys, otherwise clear conditions and we're actually looking at fairly comfortable temperatures as we go into, through this evening. so i do think for the halloween forecast, things are going to be mostly looking pretty good across the country. >> carley: all right, sounds good, adam thank you so much. >> todd: thanks adam. >> carley: stop and watch this. children running for their lives making it out of their burning home at the last second. >> todd: just look at those flames right there. we'll tell you who that family is calling their hero this morning. ♪ migraine hits hard... ...so u hit back with ubrelvy. u put it all on the line. one dose of ubrelvy quickly stops migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine.

♪ >> todd: eight days out from the pivotal midterm elections and the message is clear. the economy and inflation are these two issues voters say they

care about the most. >> carley: meanwhile the federal reserve is gearing up for another blistering rate hike to pick up the administration's slack. ashley strohmier is live in the studio with more ashley. >> ashley: that's right. inflation and the economy are dominating concerns heading into the midterms according to the latest abc poll. 28% of voters say the economy will be the single most important issue when it comes to casting a ballot for congress the next is inflation at 22%, abortion trailing behind 16%, climate change coming in last at 5%. however when white house press secretary karine jean-pierre was pressed on inflation being a big worry for voters, this was her response. >> when the president walked into this administration, the economy was in ruins. it was in absolute ruins. we saw unemployment was at about 6.4%. and so now because of this president's policies, unemployment is at 3.5%, historic lows, we haven't seen

that in 50 years. >> ashley: republicans agreeing the cost of living is still number one in most americans eyes pointing blame at the biden administration. >> these families are struggling from the price of gas to the grocery stores and now we have halloween coming and with this biden inflation, candy is up 13%. so people want to see a real change and that's exactly what we promote. we have a plan out there with the commitment to america. we're very clear exactly what we'll do if we're trusted with getting the majority. >> ashley: and seat up for grabs in the swing state of nevada but inflation isn't slowing down there either. >> it's still very close. we're a tough swing state but i think a lot of it is because in nevada inflation was already 16%. our gas prices have hit $6. and so all of these issues that are kind of coming late, we've already been experiencing. >> ashley: so the midterm debate around prices comes as another rate hike is expecteded from the fed this week, an increase of

three-quarters of a percentage point would bring the central bank's bench mark rate to nearly 4% for the fourth consecutive hike increasing recession concerns among experts. we should know more at 2:00 p.m. wednesday when the fed decision comes down. back to you guys. >> carley: ashley live for us thank you >> and while prices are sky rocketing and temperatures are falling, families are being forced to find ways to keep their homes warm while still being able to afford basic necessities. maine resident herry says she's struggling with the coldest months yet to come. good morning. tell us what you're going through and what are your biggest concerns heading into winter. >> good morning. yeah, so a lot of us are currently asking the question now, with these oil prices, are we going to be able to fill our tanks. we can go half tank. but the other question now is also, what are we going to do

for food. i have had a few people or a a quain tentenses telling me food over medication. so these prices are definitely affecting us. we're coming into some very cold months now. we've had a lucky warm break but it's going to be right here in our face, and it is right here in our face now. >> carley: yeah. and you're a dental hygienist which is a great job, i'm sure you're making a good paycheck, so for you to be saying, man, the price is food is really expensive as heating oil is also going up. that has to be a frustrating position to be in. >> yeah, very much so, 'cause, for instance, this weekend i'm between filling my tank for gas to get to and from work, and then grocery shopping as well. yes, i am blessed. i do have a good job, decent

income, but even now i'm starting to get impacted by it. i have an adult child that has to come back home because the housing crisis is really also hit us pretty hard up here in maine. >> carley: yeah. >> ashley: lot of people out of homes right now and a lot of people not able to afford the increases in the rents. >> carley: rent is going up across the board as well. yeah, your daughter's coming home so it's affect people of all ages. and heating oil for residents now is more than $5 per gallon in maine and most of the us when just last year it was only $2 per gallon. i know you're also hearing from some of your patients about what they're going through. what are they telling you? >> it's not just patients, it's people i know. it's everywhere. i have -- actually, i do know of a couple people who are

currently about to lose their place that they're living in and, of course, that's taken quite a toll on that person. another person has had to choose medication -- rather food over medications at this point. it's just crippling, it's very crippling and it's sad to see. >> carley: it is so sad to see when the conversation around the water cooler is about the cost of gas, it's not a good place for the country to be in. does inflation or gas prices or the economy in general, will that impact who you vote for in the midterm elections? >> i'm going to be voting for the person who basically is attentive to the needs that are going on. because it's not just the northeast it's the entire country that's feeling this

right now. >> carley: yeah. >> ashley: yes, we need a change but we need now. it's cold. >> carley: understood. sherri we're going to leave it there thank you so much for joining us best of luck to you your daughter and parents as well. we know they're retired and on a fix income things can be scary right now. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: absolutely. all right, the left is serious and some are threatening to boycott country star luke brian after he welcomed florida governor ron desantis to his concert. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome to the stage governor ron desantis now. [cheers and applause] >> todd: but luke brian's not backing down against the woke mob we'll hear his response and get reaction from florida congressman greg steube coming up.

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manipulators. they have this conspiracy going all across america to try and convince people that in democratic states they're not as safe. guess what? they're also not only election deniers, they're data deniers. the safer places are democratic states. so they have hijacked this issue and weaponized it against us but i think the voters understand. >> carley: all of this after florida governor ron desantis campaigned with lee zeldin on long island over the weekend. >> todd: bail reform one of the biggest decisions in new york's governor's race and also a big problem in michigan. detroit police officers who are working overtime to catch released criminals are furious that a felony suspect was out on bond after this high speed chase. >> get on the ground. >> todd: police realizing the driver was tobias ca trone a patrol e with a long wrap sheet who brags about threatening people. despite this the judge let him

walk free on a personal bond without posting money. archie hamilton joins us now. how broken is the system that this guy keeps getting released archie? >> it's absurd. it's absolutely absurd. he has extremely violent criminal history. he refuses to cooperate with the police. he never goes easy. with all of that, he's at home right now. >> todd: why does a judge seem so committed to protecting this guy and not the public? because, keep in mind, this guy has also bragged about getting in high speed chases because he says there's no consequences to him. there's consequences to, you know, the pedestrian that he hits. so why is the judge so eager to protect him? >> yeah, that's the problem. you know, we have a small percentage of magistrates and judges and they don't focus on the victims or potential victims. instead they just focus on the

person in front of them or the narrative they want to protect. somebody like tobias cattrone is a danger to society. he brags about shooting people, stabbing people, makes it clear he intimidates witnesses to get off charges and has done so. the man has been charged with very violent crimes and with all those circumstances he's able to go free and get away with the crimes he's committing. and, you know, the lenient bonds in this country, that coupled with the restrictive police pursuit policies, it's really empowering criminals to go out there and keep committing crimes. >> todd: archie, what does this do to morale among police? >> it's absolutely demoralizing for the police officers. you know, we want our police officers to go out there and proactive. go find the wolf hiding in the shadows, right? they do so, they risk their own

welfare when doing this, and then, hours later, the person that they risked their life capturing is free again, free to go victimize more people. >> todd: that makes no sense and i would not be able to do my job under those circumstances, i'm just saying. crime is ranking real high on a lot of main issues for voters, you see it on almost every single poll. when voters see a guy like this, are they inclined to influence their vote accordingly? are they inclined, hey, normally i would vote for person x but i'm voting for the hard core anti crime candidate this year because i can't take it anymore? >> well, i sure hope the voters are listening. i hope the lawmakers are listening. because i can tell you this. you know, we've seen in the last two years or so, we've seen a trend, you know, where empowering these criminals, nobody stops for the police anymore. our vehicle pursuits have went up about 900 percent just with

our agency alone and it doesn't stop here in the detroit area, it's all through our nation. and, you know, the resolve for that is, let's make our policies restrictive. no chase policies. those are absolutely not the answer. absolutely not. that's encouraging people to run. instead, we need our lawmakers to act in each respective state and those lawmakers need to make it an enhanced penalty for fleeing and alluding the police, mandatory prison time. that is the only way we will deter criminals from running. because right now we're telling them, hey, there's a reward if you run because police will turn off your lights and you're home free and that's completely wrong. >> todd: we need to make people like this worry about doing bad things. otherwise, they're going to continue doing the bad things. deputy chief archie hamilton, thank you, sir. critics are calling this washington post report propaganda for linking the attack on paul pelosi to, quote, years of gop demonizing.

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>> todd: a 14 year old student athlete suing her school after she was suspended for speaking up about a male student who

identifies as a female using the girls locker room. >> carley: she has since been allowed back in school but her father who was a middle school soccer coach is still suspended from his position for defender her father. sherry from our sister fox business is here with us. >> good morning, a mother father and daughter suing for retaliation. high school volleyball player blake allen complained after a boy entered a girl' locker room and watched them change. the school suspended blake for voicing her concern. she and her father travis a school soccer coach joined you earlier. >> the school's just failing all of us. like i was supposed to be suspended because i wanteded to talk about something? that just doesn't seem right. >> apparently they want me to fall in line and do as i'm told, and not offer any of my own opinions. >> travis suspended from his coaching job after defending his daughter on social media. randolph union high school has

no problem with boys in girls locker rooms apparently. >> todd: it's good to see those two sticking up for what's right. also, this woman who i interviewed earlier as well. >> yeah, so a portland coffee shop owner refusing to back down to threats after an attack on her coffee shop. you know, she had announced that she would hold this coffee with a cup event. well her store was vandalized overnight, loretta guzman joined us earlier saying people in her city are ready for change. >> a lot of people are like paying attention to elections and who's running and they know the direction we're in right now. people are like really paying attention, they're really reading right now and they're listening to who's running. so i think it could really make a big change for us. >> crime, homelessness, quality of life in portland has really been declining in that city since the riots of 2020. many small businesses there have closed permanently guys. back to you.

>> carley: all right, cheryl, thank you so much. appreciate it >> a lot of questions are still unanswered in the assault of house speaker nancy pelosi's husband but the, wa ton post is already getting political linking the attacked, quote, years of gop demonizing the party leader. >> todd: joe concha author of come on, man joins the show. joe the white house promised us they would bring us all together, they were going to unify the nation, i believe joe biden said that during inauguration day. white house politicizing this attack now here's the press secretary. >> he was yelling out the things that we heard during january 6th which is where is nancy. and, you know, again, we need to end this type of rhetoric. it needs to stop. >> todd: the article completely leaving out hits alleged mental illness his nudist activity. the white house saying that statement. what's your reaction to the implication of this piece and the white house's implication? >> it's an absolute joke todd. as you said this article does not reference in any way that

this suspect was suffering from mental illness and obviously has a connection to a radical nudist community. so to make this political that somehow this was a maga hat wearing conservative that came in and tried to hurt the house speaker who wasn't there and obviously hurt her husband, it's a joke. and i don't remember the post writing anything like this after steve scalise was shot and nearly killed on that baseball field several years ago, or when lee zeldin this year running for governor in new york was attacked on stage during a rally a man tried to stab him in the neck. where was this from the washington post when a man attempted to murder supreme court justice bret kavanaugh at his home? democracy dies in dumbness apparently. this isn't political. there should have been better security there. and the man that attacked paul pelosi was -- had a black lives matter flag in his window at his apartment according to neighbors and according to photos that

we've seen. so let's just stop this already. but midterms are coming and apparently this is the closing argument made by democrats because they can't talk about inflation or crime, education or the border. >> carley: that's right. and thankfully paul pelosi's expected to make a full recovery which is the most important of this whole situation. but, my goodness, it is getting heated per usual >> there's also this joe, twitter just fact checked president biden's claims on corporations making billions. he posted this tweet saying quote let me give you the facts. in 2020, 55 corporations made $40 billion and they paid zero in federal taxes. my inflation reduction act puts an end to this. twitter posted a clarification saying of the 55 corporations the tweet references only 14 had earnings greater than a billion dollars and would be eligible under biden's tax law. what do you make of this? >> wow. i like the new twitter already. we're actually fact checking this president. this is the same president in

joe biden who said that when he took office, we were at $5 per gallon gas. no we weren't. it was $2.39. the same president who said that we were under zero inflation over the summer when it was, what, 8.5% and is still above 8%. this is the same president who says that the border is secure. so when he makes claims like this and we know he didn't write that tweet obviously that was written for him, this is gas lighting the public once again and the new twitter isn't having it and, boy, elon musk, welcome aboard, sir. >> todd: well, not a good nice welcome from a few people on the twitters. hollywood elites deleting twitter following elon musk's twitter takeover. singer sarah tweeting well, it's been fun twitter, i'm out. see you on other platform. while gray's a not my creator shonda rhimes posted not hanging around for whatever elon has planned. bye. your reaction to the reaction, joe. >> oh, no, what will twitter do

without these key accounts. look, 2022, guys, is going to be looked back as a bad year for democrats, media and dleb is the in general. they're about to be shellacked in the midterms and now they've lost a platform that they were able to push a narrative on for so long where conservatives were locked out of their accounts, where there was censorship of stories like hunter biden's laptop and now it's a free speech flat form again and these folks simply cannot have that. good. bye-bye. i'm sure you're going to move to canada as you always promised like after elections. this is just a typical reaction by people who are saying screw this i'm going hope and they're taking their ball with them. take the ball, have fun. >> todd: it's funny they were actually on twitter hours after they were saying i'm leaving twitter almost like they wanted to see reactions. >> carley: were they really? >> that's great. >> carley: and if you're worried, like i said before if you're worried about bad ideas spreading on social media, why would you leave the conversation?

add your voice. >> great point carley. >> todd: we have to he have look it. >> carley: thanks joe. >> todd: hall halloween we see your thai in the halloween spirit. >> you caught that. >> todd: i caught it. >> carley: very festive. >> todd: the biden administration houses migrants under the bridge now he could be housing them at gut mow. we have that report >> carley: and we're talking to midterm voters. ainsley, good morning. >> i'm so excited carley, todd. i'm back home. i'm in lexington south carolina. ms. dyson's right here, i grew up with her daughter ashley. ms. bullet next to her was going to be my mama's kidney donor. these are just my people and we are so glad to be here to talk to them about what the voters are interested in. we have governor henry mcmaster, he's going to be here and senator lindsey graham we have nancy mace and ralph norman. we have a great show for you all stay tuned.

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president biden's border crisis hitting a new low as the white house is reportedly considering a plan to send a surge of haitian migrants to another country or even guantanamo bay. >> carley: that's right. the new report from nbc news claims that the biden administration is asking dhs about using a third country to hold and process haitian migrants along with potentially doubling capacity at the migrant operation center in gitmo. we remember those images of the haitian migrants under the bridge in del rio, florida. congressman greg steube is a member of the house foreign affairs and house judiciary committee and he joins us now. congressman, good morning to you. it looks like the biden administration might have a plan when it comes to these haitian migrants. but doesn't involve securing the southern border. >> yeah. i don't understand why this administration just can't follow

current law and secure our border and return these individuals to their host countries. let them file their asylum claims if they want to file asylum claims. let them go through the immigration process that our country has set up where oh, byes way, we take in more immigrants than any other nation in the world, over a million each year. why don't we just follow current law instead of trying to figure out all these ways that we can allow the border to be completely open. to allow for illegal immigration to come into our country. and then when these individuals' asylum claims are denied 96% of them. then this administration is refusing to deport them back to their host countries even though a court is ordering them to do it. >> todd: it literally makes no sentence it? >> doesn't. it will. >> todd: it makes absolutely in no sense. this halloween policies are haunting them. see how we tied it all. in the economy and inflation still top issues in the final week before election day. ' and the fed is poised to make the pain even worse.

congressman, does all this -- all but guarantee a red tsunami next tuesday? >> yeah. did i see that a twix bar is up 53% on that inflation for halloween today. so, avoid that one treat as you are going through your supermarket. but this is the number one issue that is facing americans. this is what is going to drive the midterm outcomes. it's not abortion. it is the economy, and it is inflation because it effects every single american equally and they are feeling the pain at the grocery store. they are feeling the pain at walmart, home depot, you name it. wherever they are going, they are feeling the pain. moderate to low income earners they are having to decide whether to put food on the plate or medicine or gas in their vehicle to be able to go to work. that's what's going to drive the midterm and huge sweep for republicans next week. a week and a day from today. >> carley: so he would 8 days out now. what kind sense are you getting from the senate what might be

happening there on november 9th. >> rick scott said yesterday he believes it will take 52 seats. i think is he very very conservative in this estimate. i wouldn't be surprised if we get 53 or 54. hold the ones we have to hold in the senate. i tell you i think this is going to be a marker for the american people. far left policies on crime. far left policies on the doj investigating parents because they go to school board meetings and care about their children's education i think the american people have had enough of it and you will see a huge outflowing for republicans in november. >> brian: instead the issues the left is threatening to cancel luke bryant. because they invited him to come on stage to hurricane victims. >> welcome to the stable governor ron desantis. ♪ ♪ [cheers]

>> read luke bryan's quote i understand governor desantis polarizing figure. i grew up in a country where if a governor says come and raise awareness of victims of a natural disaster. you help. why does the left make everything, including raising money for hurricanes so political? >> everything they don't agree with or giving attention to a figure that they don't agree with, of course, they will try to cancel it, call it political. i saw speaker pelosi was brought on stage a couple months ago in new york and actually booed in new york which was kind of interesting it. would have been interesting ifing luke bryan would have brought nancy pelosi on that stage can i guarantee you there wouldn't have been the cheers and the crowd going crazy for her like they did for governor desantis right here in the great state of florida. >> carley: this took place in jacksonville, florida. it seems like a lot more people in the crowd like you said were very happy to see governor understands desantis than if he didn't come on stage. it was like a treat for them.

2weu9er is twitter. and it's going to be that way when you come to social media. >> todd: i do take umbrage with something the congressman said. tell people not to buy twix. i sincerely disagree with you, congressman. twix is amazing candy. >> you may be able to afford 53% inflation. >> todd: all about the cost. amazing candy. >> carley: congressman. thank you. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> inflation and the we are the dominating concerns. >> president biden spending the weekend at his delaware home. says the former president obama crisscrossed the country. >> why is the former president making this case? >> i would disagree with that characterization. >> man accused of attacking paul pelosi is set to be charged later today. >> law enforcement sources revealing the suspect had a, quote: hit list of other targets. >> hollywood is unsubscribing from twitter as elon musk's takeover sends celebrities running. singer