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 sarah bariellas quote

well, it's been fun, twitter. i'm out. >> elon wants to bring back twitter reasonable exchange of ideas. >> governor ron desantis. >> luke bryan is braking his silence after being slammed for bringing florida governor ron desantis on stage if a governor asked you if they can come help victims of a natural disaster, you help. >> a lot more pressure. thrown to mccaffrey. he has got it for the touchdown. wow! will. [spooky music] [creepy. [laughter] ] ♪ writing on the wall ♪ there is superstition ♪ >> steve: it's really cool in this big room. live from new york city, midtown, manhattan, it is the happy halloween edition of "fox & friends."

[. [laughter] >> stevie wonder 1972 hit superstition where jeff beck plays along. welcome aboard as you can see we are here. and ainsley is joining from a special place in south carolina today. avians ains hey. >> steve: hey, ainsley. >> ainsley: hey, y'all. welcome to south carolina. we have interest restaurants called lizards thicket. my northern friends lizards chicken? i said no lird thicket. williams family a big catholic family in our town. they are so beloved. by daddy was he a basketball coach at cardinal newman and all their kids went there we will interview robert who says everything is costing more in his restaurant now. we have all my friendly faces back here. grew up together. going to have a good time talking to them what's important to them. inflation. why do you think obama is campaigning not biden. he said there is no adrenaline

on that side of the aisle and they have to push out obama. they think he is exciting, but he's not. we will continue to talk to all the voters here and it's fun to be home. bryan brian you are also going to have senator lindsey graham. >> that's right. the governor nancy mace and raffle norm. >> steve: why too they call it lizard's thicket? that's a good question. i will have to ask robert. does anyone know why it's called lizard's thicket? >> it was named after a place in alabama. >> thank you mrs. bohl. >> steve: i think that would be the first question i would ask -- ainsley, we are send talking lizard's thicket. enough to why do they call it that again? >> ainsley: great name. >> brian: trying to get a source on that. right now that's your scientific study. things that matter most for the american people when it comes to this election. if you are a democrat, please get a pen out because you don't seem to be paying attention to

it. the single issue that matters the most. 28% of you going to be voting for the economy in general, 2 #% inflation. if you combine them both, because it's really about the economy. over 50%. if you see most democrats campaign, they are talking about abortion they are talking about donald trump, they are talking about january 6th. and gun control and are change. one thing when it comes to guns, this is one thing that senator cornyn said. we are going to after the horrific shooting at uvalde. going to sit down and go over some things and ticked off a lot of republicans. one things he wanted to do address some of the issues of teens getting guns and other things about the background checks being wiped out of when you turn 18. did it with the red flag law. they put it into play. some conservatives are upset. do you know what it effectively did? you can no longer say republicans don't care at all about what is happening with guns in america. it wiped that off the shelf then aloud people to focus on other

things. that way tacklely i think it's effective. >> steve: we heard all the time it's about $8 for ketchup. what kind of a world do i live? >> people not only voting with purses and wallets but also voting with how they feel. and in places like new york. people do not feel safe. i was talking to one of my friends last night. has a in new york city. their friends ride the subway every day. they have always voted democrat. they are going to vote for lee zeldin the republican because they don't feel safe. governor chris sununu, who is a republican in new hampshire, talk as little bit yesterday on nbc meet the press how democrats are living in another world about what people really want to

vote for. watch this. >> why are you supporting an election denialist and do you think the inflation issue is enough to sort of rationalize support for somebody who thinks school buses of voters are going to show up in new hampshire? >> yeah. realmlet me tell you. you are in a trouble you think anybody is talking about what happened in 2020 or mar-a-lago or all that. i know the press throfs talk about it. people are talking about what is happening in their pocketbooks every single day. >> brian: they tried to explain that to him. you keep asking about don bolduc, they, he was not my pick to take on the next senator to be imagi maggie hasan. better off with a democratic candidate. all he says is election denier. he says he had question about the election it's not a major issue. every single show is pounding

out january 6th. if you are an election denier and trying to blame donald trump for what happened to the horrific attack on paul pelosi. >> ainsley: it's about the bottom line. it's about pocketbook issues right now. this november. you can talk about abortion. can you talk gun rights and climate change. those might be important issues to a lot of americans. but, when you can't afford the bottle of ketchup, you were talking about ketchup $8 a bottle at local grocery store. we were talking in my family about electric bills and how expensive they are now or putting gas in your car or rationing your errands that you run because you can't afford to put gas in your car over and over throughout the week. people are doing one day. they are going to all the stores and getting their groceries and all that and then going home. they are not doing it on a monday, tuesday, wednesday. they can't continue to put gas in their car that is the biggest issue. when you are trying to feed your family it. really depends when you go to the polls what is the issue

facing americans and that happens to be the number one issue, economy and inflation, i think, is actually probably effecting us even more than the economy. >> steve: every day. >> ainsley: when it comes to the economy, you might have gotten a raise at your job. buff is it enough to cover that 8 point whatever percent with inflation. probably not. you know. so, i was talking to the owner of this restaurant. i said, how is it affecting you? he said eggs used to be $1 per dozen. now they're 144 per 30 dozen. so they have gone up tremendously. chicken doubled per price per pound. all paper product have increased and supply chain still broken. marjorie in little containers in to go food. notice the next time you get it three or four different brands of margarine or foil to go on top of the butter. we buy as much from our individual owners or vendors.

>> steve: all about supply chain. >> ainsley: that's right. >> steve: that's one of the things the republicans have been very effective painting joe biden as the one responsible for the higher prices and democrats in general. it's interesting though, and that explains why, keep in mind, over the weekend, joe biden was in delaware, spent the weekend, you know, the weekend before the weekend before the big election in delaware. out of sight. usually the president of a party would be out on the stump. but, instead, they have dispatched barack obama. he campaigned in wisconsin, michigan, georgia. he is going to be in pennsylvania on november 5 of the and do you know what joe biden, our president is going to be doing today? he is going to be in new york city at a memorial service. he has no scheduled public events. and so that is why mr. capehart over on msnbc asked karine jean-pierre about her boss yesterday on his show. >> so why is the former president making this case and not the current president?

>> so i would -- i would disagree with that alexandria characterization of question. the president has been talking about this almost every day for months now. he has been talking about the choices that are at stake here, which is what i was just talking about moments ago, which is what republicans are trying to do. the president has been talking about our economy every day and the things -- the things that -- and i want to be careful of the things we saw former president obama passionately speak about are the things that are at stake, right? but also the work that the president -- president biden and vice president harris have done to get our economy back on its feet for the last 20 months. >> brian: listen to what they are saying, what barack obama is saying now is that people like ron johnson want to cut social security and your medicare. he is just grabbing at things that don't even exist. republicans are so confident, guys, they are pouring money, millions of dollars into raves

that in some cases joe biden won by 20 points in new york and california and in pennsylvania. there's a red wave primed. and they know the president biden is not capable of reversing that trend. he is having trouble remembering how many states we have. it's up to 54 according to him. he has problems leaving events and doesn't know how to exit. >> steve: what a presidency. he has added four states during his term. >> brian: you are right. >> steve: that's quite an achievement. let's not poo poo it. >> brian: ainsley, promise to stay there because you have a lot of guests booked. >> ainsley: i will. >> brian: we will take a quick shortout. the man it will said to have attacked paul pelosi is to be arraigned today. >> steve: joe rogan loves that new guy in charge the chief

twit. >> that's what elon wants to bring back to twitter is reasonable exchange of ideas. >> steve: we got kind of the idea of some of the moves elon may make in the next week including if you have a blue checkmark, get out your wallet. right back. ♪ ♪

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consider car we are back your headlines the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer is said to be charged today. he faces a list of charges, including attempted murder. law enforcement sources revealing the suspect had a list of other potential targets, they

also say he went to pelosi's home with a bag containing zip ties and duct tape. paul pelosi jr. told fox news digital of his father's recovery, quote: so far so good. governor brian kemp and democratic challenger stacey abrams squaring off on the debate stage last night making crime and supporting law enforcement a central issue. >> i did not say and nor do i believe in defunding the police. he is lying, again. and i have never said that i believe in defunding the police. >> ms. abrams on cnn 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 no who is 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 boys club so no i don't have 107 sheriffs who want to be able to take black people offer off the streets. who want to be able to go without accountability.

>> carley: governor kemp maintaining a edge in polling the real lehr politics average showing 7 point lead. to the nfl as newly acquired 49ers running back christian mccaffrey feat not seen since 2005 in san francisco's stunning win. >> pressure, sees it, throw to mccaffrey. he's got it? >> mccaffrey the first player in over 15 years to throw for a touchdown, catch one and run for one. they beat the rams 31-14. the dolphins rally and pass the lions big game offense 31-27. meanwhile the eagles remaining undefeated beating the steelers 35-13 about a.j. brown hauling in three touchdowns, philadelphia is now two games ahead of the giants after new york's loss to the seahawks. seattle extending their win streak to three with a 27-13

victory. and the power ball jackpot is still up for grabs. now climbing to $1 billion. this marks the second largest jackpot in power line history. the next drawing will be later tonight and if someone has the lucky ticket after taxes, they could get to take home $497.3 million in cash, baby. those are your headlines, guys. how about that jackpot of money? steve awesome. >> brian: carley, i owe you a favor updating us what's going on as well as doing sports. elon musk in charge of twitter, making changes over the weekend with management last week. not firing everyone as rumored. the thing is about elon musk and twitter. people wanting to know what it's like. one of the biggest stories under reported i added 1,000 followers. i think people are going to end up running with that with more on hemmer and dana's show. some are adding and some are subtracting. just a handful so far of

so-called intrifts seem to be bowing out. it sarah bariellas. >> steve: bariellas. >> brian: i listen to her all the time. [laughter] follow her off the platform. weapons of mass destruction, plat woip,it's been fun, twitte. see you on other platforms, peeps. this one is not for me going to big headline from today sounds like if you have a blue checkmark next to your name as the three of us do as chandra rimes and sara bareilles. $20 a month to keep the blue checkmark as twitter blue goes from $5 to $20. that's one of the changes.

also, you know, elon musk who has got people on the political left with their heads exploding. shared a link to a story that suggested that paul pelosi knew his attacker. he took down the tweet. san francisco cops came out and said cleecial a break-in. the people on the left. hey the guy in charge of twitter is spreading disinformation. what will the future of twitter look like, ainsley? >> ainsley: well, all these celebrities, and all of us should encourage free speech. and we shouldn't encourage censorship and control as long as it doesn't lead to violence. and that's exactly what he said. he says he wants to hear from democrats and from republicans and then people can make up their own minds. it's important to the future of civilization to have a digital town square. range of beliefs. without resorting to violence. do you think the celebrities left because they don't want to

pay the $240 a year. >> brian: a little pricy, too. i'm not sure people are going to pay that. >> ainsley: are you going to stay on? i don't want to pay $20 a month. >> steve: great when it was free. >> ainsley: right. >> brian: maybe it's a one time fee. >> steve: no, it's monthly. >> ainsley: per month. >> brian: he wrote that in response to hillary clinton who essentially put out a tweet kind of blaming donald trump for all of. in according to one report something else to it. eventually take it down. elon musk said what it's going to mean few for twitter. >> what elon wants to bring back to twitter is reasonable exchange of ideas. i think we have a real problem -- particularly like discourse on twitter. right? like, if you post something and somebody postst something that opposes what you say and then have you got to formulate -- some people don't like that.

what they would like to do silence the people have opposing viewpoints and then you get all this positive feedback from all the people that agree with you, yes, i want to amplify that it's a way to communicate. communicating like that is a good way to get out information and ideas really quickly. bad way to exchange ideas and to dialogue about stuff. >> brian: i will tell you. what i think it's going to force of the other platforms to be a little bit more balanced because people are going to go to twitter if they have got both sides. i think it's going to be exciting. i don't see this is necessarily a march of, ainsley a march away why celebrities away from twitter. and rob reiner. yep, is he still around. he said celebrities should do the opposite from leaving. they should double down and have their voices heard to have a pushback so it's not just one-sided opinion. >> ainsley: yeah yeah. nice to hear both sides. we are smart. we are americans. we are all smart and we can make up our own decisions -- or our

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and joining us now south carolina congress members. we have nancy pelosi from great charleston area and ralph norman from the rock hill area close charlotte a different state though. thank you so much for being with us. we are so glad to have you all here. you all drove about two hours each to be here. thank you we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> what are some of the issues that you hear? is it inflation? is that the number one issue or crime? >> the number one issue is inflation. i represent a swing district that is very purple that is by far hands down the number one issue that people are talking about. the other issue is crime and imglasmghts open borders isn't working for us. and just a few miles down the road from here two weeks ago few kilos of fentanyl was found. enough to kill a million people in south carolina about. 20% of our mop labor relation. huge issue for us. >> what are your constituents saying? >> same thing, ainsley. americans are saying, we went from a booming economy two years ago toage economy -- americans

want change. record number of georgia coming out to vote and south carolina an exception. time for a change. i think people realize it. and they realize words will not work. we have got to do something. >> ainsley: you know what? a friend of mine lives in charlotte. and she had her kids at wonderful school there. hard to get into. and they went completely woke. she pulled her kids out and now at christian school. i saw her yesterday and she said i am so grateful that they were accepted to this other school and i'm so happy. it's a private christian school. we are seeing wokeness come into our dismools south carolina. i expect that in new york. but not here. >> that's why we have got to stop. ainsley, it's with people. the biden administration is made up of people. and as they say in the south, you can't win kentucky derby with set land ponies. people in power that can make a difference and now more than ever. >> ainsley: you know the crime issue. it affected you firsthand what did they do with your house. >> they spray painted my house.

my house was exr trespassed on second time in august. democrat new york moved to our district first congressional district. reason voting for a republican first time in her life. i talked to democrats and independents and republican. >> because it's a very purple district. that is another issue that she brought up. not just inflation but the wokeness that she is seeing across the country. in south carolina. it is an issue. >> ainsley: at least she is not bringing her politics with her. are you worried about that. charles is flooded with a lot of new yorkers and northerners coming down they know the secret sauce in south carolina and charleston. >> it's a purple district. i'm in a battleground district. it's very much a swing district. if folks want to hem. last week in the race still raising money. nancy mace dot org. i need the help. i'm the only competitive race in the nation. why democrats are coming down to south carolina.

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>> brian: the federal reserve is expected to approve fourth

straight interest rate hike this week in an attempt to shoot down inflation. seems to be the only weapon. comes days before the midterms with soaring prices on top of american minds. here with what it all means, the host of varney and company and the host of american built we'll get to shortly on fox business stuart varney. stuart, this is for our long-term good to raise rates again that's coming in december? >> let's get it straight. there's an interest rate hike this wednesday. day after tomorrow. and it's going to be a big one. 75 bases point as they say in the industry. if they don't do a big rate hike. jay powell losing some credibility. probably almost certainly you are going to get a big hike wednesday. now, that's gonna have a mortgage rates they have already doubled in the past six months they are going to go up some more. paying 7% now on a 30 year fixed that's probably going to 7.5%. maybe 8%. it's going to cost you more to borrow for a car.

more to borrow on your credit cards. you as a saver may get a little bit more bank cd a little bit more but not much. won't make up for t inflation eating away at your cost of living. >> brian: you bet the economy is going to continue which has been -- those interest rates man, your expenses have changed. >> if you are facing an adjustable adjustment now, you are going to go up significantly. you are going to be paying a lot more per month because of these interest rate hikes to beat inflation. >> brian: you heard let's roll the governor sununu comment when everyone asks about january 6th. flistles a bubble he new hampshire. most people are looking at their bills. look at this study what going on right now. gas is up 18 recalls food is up 13%. rent is up 7.2%. overall, if you take inflation and the economy, over 50% of the people say the number one issue they are voting for is the economy. >> . you see this inflation

absolutely everywhere, obviously that's top of mind as not to say these days a new expression. a top of mind inflation, you can't get away from it. and i notice that senator rick scott, he has pointed towards real momentum for the republicans heading next week's midterms. he says that the g.o.p. is going to win the senate races in pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, easy, and new hampshire. and that's a very big deal. that would put the senate in control of the republicans. which means they could do something about this vast government spending that's coming down the pike later. >> brian: a little bit with senator rick scott is cheerleading. that's what he hopes for. little bit behind over in new hampshire. >> the trend is in his favor. there is a trend towards republicans in all races. and that's one week from the midterms. >> brian: you have another great episode of american built tonight. >> i do. >> brian: about the houston astrodome. we couldn't believe this thing called a dome stadium. >> in the 1960s. i was a young kid in england and

i remember hearing about judge roy's world's first big indoor stadium. judge roy built this thing. indoor air conditioning. how do you do that in a stadium? brit at that time, we all think goodness me, look at those americans,. >> brian: astro turf. a judge does this? we were astonished what americans could do. and that's the judge tonight 9:00. >> brian: let's listen. >> the big swings. >> this massive space with a huge undertaking the first of its kind. >> stuart: and the misses. >> you have a big, big problem. >> game changing engineering that helped houston build the world's first indoor big league ststadium. as crazy as sending a man to te moon. >> astrodome. >> brian: a lot going on in the 60's. >> brian: american built is tonight at 9:00.

see how they put it all together. >> stuart: you got it. >> brian: thanks so much. stuart saturday thanks, brian. >> brian: fox nation i will be able to go back on stage and talk about america in perspective 1776, not 1619. brandon, mississippi. and of course tulsa, oklahoma and on december 2nd in newark, new jersey. and they will be streamed on fox nation. meanwhile, coming up right now, i would like to toss it, with your permission, stuart. >> stuart: let's do the it. >> brian: to carley shimkus. >> carley: thank you brian and thank you stuart for allowing him to do it. the supreme court will hear oral arguments today in two cases that could determine whether colleges can consider race in their admissions process. harvard and the university of north carolina will be defending their use of race-based admission to keep what they call a diverse student body. challengers are asking the six to three conservative majority to prohibit race from being considered at all. stating it violates constitutional protections.

and listen to this story here and watch this crazy video. a hero good samaritan rescues a group of children from a house fire in iowa last week. the man says he made a wrong turn. when he noticed the and pounded on the doors and windows until the kids and parents woke up and escaped. the smoke alarm failed. the cause of the fire still being investigated. mother of the children saying she was out of town at the time of the fire. had annual event joe biden and first lady in europe. tradition for decades with the presidents and first ladies handing out want candy to kids dressed on halloween night. this year bidens will host children of firefighters, nurses and police officers and then national guard as well. how great is that? the houston astros and philadelphia phillies squaring

off in game three of the fillies tonight. taking home field advantage from the astros after winning game one in extra innings minute maid park. game 2 win to will coverage 1-1. coverage kicks off at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. those are your headlines, brian. bark over to you. >> brian: john will be on two hours to preview that game three. thank you so much, carley. check in with adam klotz for fox weather forecast. adam? >> adam: final day of october and still feeling nice out there ton fox square that is the case across the country folks sitting temperatures mid 50's. 54 degrees in new york city. you see the cooler air funneling back across the intermountain west currently 40 degrees in denver and continuing to deal with some of those cooler temperatures as those will be lingering with some of that cooler air. good news is as we head into the overnight hours stays relatively -- sorry, daytime hours, stays relatively

comfortable. the rain continuing to linger on the eastern half of the country as you searing showers that's going to be lifting up to the east coast over the course of this monday. something to pay attention to if you are going out trick or treating a little later. temperatures 64 degrees for a high on monday. 65 in new york city. see where showers are lingering across new york. here is the forecast across the country. temperatures mid 60's getting up close to 70 degrees. completely dry other than that one rainy bit i tracked there across the midwest and running up into the mid-atlantic. that's where the showers will be if you are going trick-or-treating this evening. brian, those are your weather headlines, for now, tossing it back inside to you. >> brian: all right. adam. thank you so much. boycotting luke bryan is that possible in the country star's no nonsense response to angry liberals trying to cancel him for appearing on stage with governor ron desantis. one of the most popular governors in the country. for hurricane relief. do you believe this? john rich with his message. ♪ she was like come here, boy

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>> carley: we are back with a couple quick headlines, dustin johnson stellar by winning the team championship yesterday. johnson leading his team to victory final of the season trump temperature federal florida. earning $35 million in prize money this season on top of his reported $125 million signing bonus. what do you even do with all that money. former nfl star are leaving

$1,000 tip on $1 tab on i-hop in knoxville, tennessee they could. we the note he left on the receipt in part my first time in the ville going to the game tonight i don't know the rocky top song. ocho decinco at the game to watch the second ranked volunteers wringing florida governor on stage at his concert for hurricane relief. bribe saying, quote afterwards i understand governor desantis is a pola polarize figure i grew ua country where a governor asks if you can come raise awareness to help victims of a natural disaster, you help. somebody else who is a country star as well is john rich and he joins us live. hey, john, good morning to you. what do you make of this?

>> who is surprised? not me. other news the grass is green and the sky is blue welcome to 2022. not surprising at all. i have known luke bryan since before he had a record deal wilt his career brick by brick. one of the biggest hearted guys anywhere. ask who the is miest guy in town probably luke bryan. looks for ways to help people and his family and friends. if this would have been california and a natural disaster and bureaucratic brian did a concert to raise money and governor newsom came out, i don't think would be upset right now. they would go well good for luke, is he trying to help the people. if you do it with the wrong governor hey, everybody is going to have a meltdown. >> steve: same thing if he had appeared here in new york state with kathy hochul a democrat, nobody would be angry, he would be lauded for it. but, you know, and i watched the

video where he -- which went viral and the reason we are talking about this in jacksonville on i believe friday night and it was -- is he centered stage have fun and raise some money. welcome the governor of florida. they are in florida. all he was trying to do was maize money for disaster victims people killed by that storm it reeked, i don't know, 50, $75 billion worth of damage to florida. you would think that people of all political stripes would welcome the help. i agree the people of luke bryan appreciate him doing that total devastation down there. the hypocrisy of this whole subject. where is bono? where is beyonce? where are all the artists left leaning why aren't they having a

super bowl concert in florida. where is has that been? i don't see it happen. i see luke bryan trying to raise money on his own and help these folks. punished for it. no good deed goes unpunished as the old line says. >> steve: on the video we were just playing when they introduced ron desantis, the crowd went wild. it was absolutely deafening. john, to backtrack to what you were just saying. are you suggesting that because suddenly florida appears to be a red state, led by a very republican governor, that's why the left is not pitching in to help rebuild? >> i would never suggest such a thing. come on, how dare you put those words into my mouth this morning. i wouldn't suggest that i would just look at the facts. have you seen a massive concert by the pop and rock world happening in for these victims of hurricane ian? no, you have not. you see country artists stepping up and helping these folks.

and i think that's a terrible comment, honestly, i mean, when something like ian hits, politics should be able to step out of the way and let guys with big platforms like luke bryan go out there and do good work for those people and help them out. that he was the way it should be. >> steve: absolutely. we were quoting some things on twitter. you mentioned twitter a moment ago. what do you make of elon musk taking over and now it sounds like people like you with the blue check next to their twitter handle are going to have to pay 20 bucks a month because he just invested $40 billion in it. he needs to make some money. do you think that's going to actually fly and will people who are to the political right return to twitter. >> i can tell that you for whatever reason i have seen my followers jump almost 40,000 since elon musk came back. in when did you go in and search my name i see all the bands are off and not choked down. guy cat turd out there a lot of us love. he heaves picked up almost 100,000 since elon came back.

so, listen, it's good to have every opinion accounted for. that's the point of america. if you don't like what i have to say, tell me block me whatever you want to do. do the same to you. it's called free speech. i'm glad to see it back on twitter. >> steve: it is indeed it' as. john rich, thank you for joining us today from your bunker there in nashville. >> thank you, sir. >> steve: it is four minutes before the top of the hour on this monday. do you know what? she's back. hillary clinton called in as a reinformant in deep blue new york. governor hochul's attempt to bring in backup while she claims liberal cities are totally safe. is she talking about this liberal city i'm in? because people don't feel safe. right back. ♪ to your city ♪ going to play our guitars ♪ and sing you a country song ♪ we'll all be flying ♪ higher than a jet airliner

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