h h >> it has been so much fun being in south carolina at the lizard thicket. if you're in the area come, eat. you all come back now, you hear? >> great job. see you tomorrow in studio. in the meantime have a great halloween now. "america's newsroom" is next. >> bill: good morning, everybody. eight days until america votes. president biden calling it the most important election of our lifetimes. even as his own party keeps him on the sidelines as we say hello and good morning on the eve of november. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. i'm great. this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: happy halloween. >> dana: i dressed up. >> bill: you know what i like to say every year? boo. >> dana: yikes. this is what might be yikes for the white house. democrats are pinning their

hopes on former president obama. >> bill: he was stumping wasn't he? georgia, michigan, wisconsin. a desperate attempt to drum up enthusiasm. democrats bracing for what could be a bad night. watch. >> i understand why you might sometimes just want to tune out. just watch football. but i'm here to tell you that tuning out, milwaukee, is not an option. you have a choice between folks who will say anything and do anything to get power, and leaders who share our values. >> dana: underscoring democrats' concerns the fact that new york is now seen as a battleground state. lee zeldin has a real chance to become the state's first republican governor in two decades bringing in heavy weight surrogates to help him over the finish line. >> the other thing he will do and what new york really needs

to do, you need to stop codling criminals. stop turning them loose on the street. if you do crime, you must do the time. >> we want a government that isn't passing pro-criminal laws. we want district attorney's to do their job and enforce the law. we want to back unapologetically our selfless, dedicated, men and women in blue. >> i run like an underdog and the voters are now paying attention realizing what's on the ballot this year. >> bill: team fox coverage. rich edson live in pennsylvania. marc thiessen with analysis. we begin with eric sean about an hour north of us in thornwood, new york. governor youngkin appears with lee zeldin. eric, let's start. good morning. if you can hear me we're on the air, go for it. eric shawn. hello. >> good morning, bill and dana.

we're here in westchester county in thornwood north of new york city. today you can see they are getting ready for the rally. behind me is the zeldin bus. republican nominee lee zeldin will be getting high-power help this morning from down south. accompanied on the campaign trail in westchester county by virginia governor glenn youngkin. westchester north of new york city similar to the middle and upper class suburbs of virginia where residents are concerned about taxes, quality of life and such. yesterday zeldin said the theme today will be education. he wants to try to replicate some of governor youngkin's policies on education that youngkin has imposed in the commonwealth. stricter testing. charter schools and dealing with some of the gender issues. another major issue in public education is giving parents more

say. >> the focus of governor youngkin as it relates to education policy specifically, very much in tune with the education policy feedback that i get from parents in westchester and in those surrounding areas. i believe that parents should have a fundamental right and have a fundamental right to control the upbringing of their child. >> for her part governor hochul campaigned in westchester county yesterday with first lady jill biden. only eight miles away. hochul has been addressing crime. something that has brought her campaign down in the polls. she claims that gun crimes are down and says that the perception of crime being very high in new york is actually wrong. >> crime is very important. people are concerned about it. there is a lot of fear out there. but for that to be extrapolated because i told him i don't know why i have to keep telling him why it's so important. i already know.

>> governor hochul later today will have a news conference with members of moms demand action, a gun safety group. as for mr. zeldin, he will campaign tomorrow in new york city and suffolk county. he had represented them in albany. in nine days we'll find out if he will go back to albany swapping the legislature for potentially the governor's mansion. that rally here in westchester later on today with governor glenn youngkin. >> lee zeldin will join us next hour. >> dana: tightening races across four key senate seats. nevada is neck-and-neck and in georgia, arizona, and pennsylvania democrats hold single digit leads. the party is hoping former president obama can come to their rescue. he will join president biden later this week in pennsylvania and that's where we find senior national correspondent rich

edson. hi, rich. >> good morning, dana. no public events for either senate candidate in pennsylvania. a busy weekend for john fetterman. we're a week and day out from election day. held a couple of events in philadelphia, here in harrisburg area as well appealing to union members and college students specifically holding an event at temple university in philly over the weekend. we're less than a week before the last three u.s. presidents, including the current one, come here to get involved in this campaign. president biden has been leaning more into this race. he invites vice president harris appeared with fetterman. biden and former president obama. biden has already been campaigning for fetterman. >> president biden: he is my kind of guy and i think he will be fine. he had a stroke and is recovering. he will get better and better. >> mehmet oz and his campaign

welcome the biden/fetterman connection. a statement they say joe biden and kamala harris refuse to fight violent crime, stop the flow of deadly drug across our border and combat skyrocketing inflation and gas prices. no distracting from this dangerous agenda. another president is planning to travel to pennsylvania on saturday, former president trump. he will be in west pennsylvania closer to pittsburgh, a fetterman aide says that campaign is looking forward to tying the former president to mehmet oz in all of this. tomorrow is the last day in pennsylvania that you can request an early ballot. early absentee voting has been going on for several weeks. if you don't apply for it by tomorrow you have to do it the old-fashioned way, show up election day eight days from now. >> bill: let's bring in marc thiessen on a moan. good morning. karine jean-pierre was on the

airwaves over the weekend talking about the mess that was inherited two years ago. >> when the president walked into this administration, the economy was in ruins. it was in absolute ruins. you saw unemployment at 6.4%. so now because of this president's policies, unemployment is at 3.5%, historic low in 50 years. >> bill: that or people were locked out of their jobs because of the pandemic. her phrase is the economy was in ruins and that's issue number one for so many across the country. how do you see that play, marc? >> they think the american people are stupid. literally. when joe biden came into office, unemployment -- the inflation was 1.4%. today it's 8.2%. he says it is not a record. it is a record. here is the proof that they know they're responsible for. have you seen a single ad touting the american rescue plan

by any candidate in any mid-term race across the country? you would think -- they passed 1.9 trillion in cash they handed out to people in stimulus checks and other things. when presidents and his party hand out cash they shout it from the rooftops. nobody is talking about it. the reason is they know the american people know that's what unleashed the inflation we're experiencing today. so you have in michael bennett, the debate the other day. o'day was asking him do you request the spending. he didn't say i'm glad we passed that spending and put money in the pockets of colorado forties. he pivoted and inflation and that's not our fault and it's global inflation. the democrats aren't running on biden's number one accomplishment in his eyes because it unleashed the inflation we're experiencing today. >> dana: not our fault is a theme. president biden blaming a lot of

people but himself. watch. >> they all want to keep ghastly prices low. the threat of the climate crisis can't wait any longer. >> most economists, including me, believe we'll be transitory. >> president biden: economists call all these things transitory effects. i will work like the devil to bring gas prices down. impediment to production in the united states called the bankers on wall street. it is largely the fault of putin. republican wins, inflation will get worse, that simple. >> dana: we can show you this, gas prices now versus when president biden took office is what people are feeling. 3.76 per gallon nationwide average. it was $2.39 when he took office. the democrats tried to do in the last few weeks is say if the republicans win, they will cut social security and medicare. which doesn't have a lot of teeth because you don't have republicans campaigning on that. >> no, not at all.

gas prices never went up above $3 under donald trump. biden broke that threshold in four months. the largest years over year gas price increase in 30 years before the war in ukraine and anything else. look, this is the reason why biden is so unpopular. he keeps saying things contradicting the lived reality of the american people. the least popular president in american history. they are going to get barack obama to step in on the campaign trail because biden is so unpopular. i looked at barack obama's record. he presided over the largest loss of power of any party in history going back to the 1950s. under his watch democrats lost 12 senate seats, 64 house seats, 939 state leather, 30 state legislative chambers he is electoral kryptonite. if he is their savior, they will need a lot more help than that. >> bill: a lot of math. thank you, marc, nice to see

you. last week i think you would agree like so many of the stories being written is that the republicans are on the march. it may be the case but i would venture this week a lot of these -- "the new york times" on the senate side now give the edge in arizona to a democrat and georgia and pennsylvania to democrat. they think nevada is a tie based on polling. everything is within the margin of error. you start to see an edge for democrats in some of the key senate races. we shall see. there is the drama. >> dana: you see polling that says that. if you look at votes on the ground and early turnout in nevada, republicans are crushing it and where the democrats seem to be a little reluctant. it seems to be a trend nationwide. we have eight days to go. things are going to tighten and be close. stick close to us at fox news and we have you covered on everything. oral arguments begin next hour at the supreme court in two high profile affirmative action cases. the justices considering whether

harvard and the university of north carolina can keep using race as a factor in admissions for the sake of diversity. chief legal correspondent shannon bream live outside the supreme court in washington. this case is very important and could have huge impacts and consequences across our country. >> you are exactly right. this is one of the things in covering the court for 15 years, this subject has come back again and again and again. as colleges and universities struggle with they say wanting to put together a very diverse incoming class and trying to find a careful way to do that when they are using race. the plaintiffs in this case are a group of asian american students saying essentially they're being subjected to discrimination because of some of the policies. they say that students who come in as black or latino applicants are much more weighted toward admission and winding up to be, they say, a backlash against them as asian american students whether they have equal or higher schools is their

complaint. harvard and unc say we're trying to do the best we can putting together the incoming policies. harvard said we haven't figured out a better way to do it and keep doing it. the current policy is that colleges and universities can use race. they have no narrowly tailer how they use it. you can't have exactly how many people from one group will get in. the case comes for the fourth time since i've been covering the court. we'll wait to see. went polling from "washington post" showed 63% of americans said they would actually be in favor of the supreme court banning or opposing these racial systems that are currently being used. colleges say they simply haven't figured out a better way to do it just yet. back to you. >> dana: interesting, shannon. you'll be there today and we'll catch up with you later. >> bill: 15 past. stunning infrared footage showing hundreds of migrants crossing over a private ranch. what the owner of that property is now calling for.

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>> bill: crime on center stage in last night's final georgia governor debat. kemp squaring off with democrat stacey abrams. a rematch from four years ago. kemp accusing abrams of supporting criminal justice policies that he says will

endanger communities. >> i did not say nor do i believe in defunding the police. he is lying again. >> she got asked the question on cnn 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 will be with them who has had their back and continue to have their back. zbliem ing not a member of the good old boys club. i don't have 107 sheriffs who want to be able to take black people off the street. who want to be able to go without accountability. >> dana: a couple things there. she is not for defund the police but she is on the board of organizations that do say that they want to reimagine what police forces would look like. kemp is at 51%, her 44%, something like that. if he gets over 50% there won't be a runoff in the governor's race. >> bill: i think these debates, it has all been very good for

the democratic process. very interesting to see them on stage together. >> dana: it is weird to have debates after voting has already started in my humble opinion. >> bill: yes, i think it's like 1.6 million in georgia voted already. a big number in georgia. >> dana: let's look at international news. russia launching massive missiles strikes if ukraine this morning targeting infrastructure in kiev and other major cities. much of the capital now has no power or water after russia claimed ukrainian drones attacked its black sea fleet in c cry -- 250 days of fighting today and putin is ratcheting things up wanting to take out water, energy and civilian life, sir. >> most definitely. what is taking place certainly is that putin is losing the

ground war with his troops and we've all seen the evidence of that ukrainians literally retaking territory that was once occupied by the russians. and the russians don't have the capability to go on the offensive. their mobilization effort, while ongoing and troops are arriving, they are displaying little training and incredibly low morale like the troops on the ground. he appointed a general in charge of the ukraine war, he had charge of the syrian war where he killed hundreds of thousands of syrians, that's a fact. to include bombing hospitals that would bury deep under the ground. he used penetration bombs to destroy them. war crime for sure. what is taking place and what he is about, he clearly wants to shut down the electric grid as you mentioned and the distribution of water and sewage, particularly as the four months of winter are beginning

to arrive and punish the ukrainian people to break their will so that they will not continue to support their government and to support their troops. all the evidence that we have largely anecdotal at the institute for the study of war says it will fail. there will be suffering as a result of it but the ukrainians will not back away from the support of the government and troops. if anything it is likely to increase their resolve, dana. >> dana: we can show you a map of where forces are now fighting. you know the maps better than i do at the institute for the study of war you look into these things closely. you mention the winter and what it could do to the ukrainian people. what would it possibly do to those russian troops especially the ones just conscripted? >> certainly they will suffer through the winter as troops do. it's always tough getting through the winter. russia has adequate supplies to

take care of them certainly because the fighting is taking place much closer to russia's supply lines in crimea and also in russia proper itself. but fighting will continue through the winter. right now it's mud and slow go. but in december and january, that ground will freeze and that will permit a fair amount of mobility to take place. yes, the offensive that ukrainians are conducting, dana, is still ongoing and i suspect they will likely take kierson, the first capital the russians took at the beginning of the war and they would likely do that sometime prior to the christmas holidays. that will be a huge strategic victory for them if they're able to do that. a major strategic setback for the russians once again. so yes, the fighting is going to continue. it will be intense for sure. and we don't believe, even

though there will be somewhere right now between 50 and 80,000 additional troops arriving to assist the russians as a result of the mobilization, we don't actually think that they will be decisive. that kind of numbers will certainly help and there is more coming. but if they aren't properly trained and they don't have the will to fight, and particularly the will to fight is at the cornerstone of everything in this kind of warfare, they aren't going to make a material contribution. so putin's attempt here to stop the bleeding and obviously to try to retake territory lost, is likely not going to happen. >> dana: meanwhile people are going to be very cold, very hungry and very uncomfortable without water and energy not just in kiev but throughout the country. we'll keep an eye on it. general jack keane, thank you. >> have a wonderful week. >> bill: parents' rights and kids' education tipped to scale

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vega. has a law enforcement background. come up further to virginia ten. this is where you find hung cao. what is interesting about all three races here. if you went back to -- let's go back to 2018, okay? donald trump is the president. approval ratings a tick above 40%. three of the house seats were won by democrats in virginia. 2, 7 and 10. all three are hotly contested now and i want you to meet the republicans who are trying to win back those seats. with me representative virginia house kiggans, vega and cao. jen, military background. nurse practitioner as of today. what have you learned in your district what you think is the most important issue there? >> this year absolutely the

economy. that's what people are complaining about and what is dri driving -- voters out. our country is in a recession. first and foremost the economy. it's what every voter cares about in matter democrat, republican on independent. that's first and foremost and republicans are ready to stop the wasteful spending and ready to stop the big government overreach and overregulating of the oil and gas industry. voters are out because people care about how much they are paying at the grocery stores and i'm excited to be in the fight and we'll flip this district in virginia and a great victory. >> bill: you mentioned the issues, economy and inflation number one by 31% on the screen now. far out are others. leslie vega you are the southern edge of the outskirts of washington, d.c.

a year ago education was the issue. what are you hearing from parents today? why does education not show up on the poll that i just shared with our viewers? >> you know, it shows up on the ground when i am talking to parents and they are concerned how radical today's democrat party has become when it comes to parental rights. my opponent votes against parents' rights and her own surrogate talks about jailing parents. i stand with parents and with their children and today's progressive liberal left party has lost touch with the voters when it comes to that issue. it is still at the forefront of the discussions we have with voters here in the seventh district and we're happy to continue to talk about this issue and let parents know where we stand. >> bill: one we're watching. hung cao, you are a first-time politician. maybe you'll get the job.

what have you learned about politics in america through your process? >> well, politics is just about going out there and listening to your constituents and like you said the parents rates is the biggest issue in this district besides the economy. the economy is forefront of everything. 8.3% inflation rate is a tax on the american people as well as the hits on their 401k of 25%. it takes away their buying power for buying houses, future for their children. but the other thing about the parents is the parents' rights. my opponent jennifer weekston is backing a state delegate living in my district who voted and proposed a bill to criminalize parents if they didn't affirm the gender the school deems is correct. >> bill: back to jen kiggans. i don't think you can win in your district if you don't have a military background. your opponent does as well.

why is this race considered so close? they redrew the lines a little bit and kind of helped out your cause under republican leadership in virginia. >> this is the first time in history that two women veterans are running against each other. it is a very interesting race to watch. but my opponent and i couldn't be more different. she plays the moderate. this is what she does every election cycle but doesn't vote like one. she votes with nancy pelosi and joe biden and for their failed disastrous economic policies 99% of the time. my mission is to tell that to voters. it is a common sense district. huge active duty military population and the people we're impacting on fixed income, fixed military and retirement incomes and they have been impacted the most by these disastrous economic policies. they can no longer afford everyday things like gas and groceries. i'm the daughter of an army

veteran married to a pilot. i'm a helicopter pilot. looking out for our military servicemen and women is a priority of mine. >> bill: you have a resume. i want to get to leslie and hung cao. spanberger is running in a new district now closer to washington, d.c. she has won two very close elections 2018 and 2020. why do you think this is the year for republicans in that district? >> again, you see every single position that she has taken in enabling joe biden and nancy pelosi's tax and spend agenda. it is crippling our families and hurting us across the board and voters in the seventh district are tired. i'm the daughter of salvadoran immigrants and law enforcement. we're reminding voters we're in this position because of spanberger and her support of joe biden and nancy pelosi and this is the year we flip the seventh and take our country back.

>> bill: hung cao you have the biggest hurdle the climb. democrats have an eight-point edge in your district. you talked about opportunity. born in vietnam, coming to the united states. how have you seen the possibility of opportunity erode in your own life, or have you? >> oh, first of all glenn youngkin lost the district by only.9 points. it is not an uphill battle. right now joe biden is in the tubes just like my opponent is. again, every immigrant that came here in my district, 45% minorities, we came here for the same thing. for opportunity and for education for our children and this is what's resonating against everybody in this district from the americans who lived here for eight generations to the new immigrants like myself. >> bill: hung cao, leslie vega and jen kiggans, thank you for

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>> dana: an iowa man makes a wrong turn and saves four siblings trapped inside their burning home. there is a doorbell kam caught him banging on the door and windows as fire ranged. the smoke detectors didn't go off. they were still asleep. mom not home when the hero driver made the fateful wrong turn and saw the flames. >> i felt like somebody was in there because it was so late at night. they came out the door i just felt -- i wanted to break down i don't know these people here. >> dana: what a hero. amazing human. thank you for what you did and that bravery is incredible. thank goodness they're all okay.

>> bill: automaker general motors suss pinneding advertising on twitter after elon musk took over the social media platform. founder of gm's biggest electric competitor tesla. kelly o'grady in san francisco with more. nice to see you. good morning. >> good morning, bill. he hasn't made any major changes and already facing backlash. like you said a number of advertisers are getting cold feet. so ad agencies shared their brands would walk with president trump would be allowed back on the platform. gm becoming the first major brand to hit pause. they confirmed we're engaging with twitter to understand the direction of the platform under new ownership with a significant change in media platform we've temporary paused our advertising. they're calling gm woke and anti-free speech and others are

highlighting they're working with tiktok, it has ties to china and how it uses data. musk for his part is sharing no content moderation changes have been made and none will be until a new council of di verse viewpoint meet. he tweeted the whole verification process is being revamped and considering an idea to charge $20 a month for verification. an entrepreneur said how much would you pay to get a blue check mark on twitter? or wouldn't pay? 80% of users responded to they wouldn't pony up. there will be a focus not only on revamping free speech but turning twitter around financially. i don't know if i would pay $20, bill. >> bill: we call that a trial balloon.

nice to see you in san francisco, kelly. thank you. >> welcome to the stage governor ron desantis. [cheers and applause] >> dana: the crowd was electric but lots of twitter users are berating country star luke bryan for bringing out florida governor ron desantis on friday. the singer said it wasn't about politics but about raising money for hurricane relief. here to talk about it is jimmy failla. one of the tweets against luke bryan saying one user said i understand this is for a hurricane relief from the devastation that happened in florida. i can understand that but when you do this, ten days before the mid-terms nothing but a political stunt. you could have done it after the mid-terms. shame on you, luke bryan. >> oh stop it and hello i'm back from spokane, washington. no governors were on stage with me there. i invited joe biden but he was in one of the other 54 states. he couldn't make it. that person's tweet is what we

call a self-own. why? the qualifier is understand this is for hurricane of relief. if you do, shut up. the hurricane just hit land a few weeks back. raising money for it is top of mind right now. if you say wait until ten days after the mid-terms, no. the storm couldn't wait. that's not how hurricane relief works. everybody who is upset needs to drink a beer and i will say a lot of twitter trolls aren't knocking boots. >> dana: i don't know if hemmer knows who you are talking about. >> bill: i actually do. >> dana: we should have a thing for hemmer called hemmer reads country music. >> bill: my own personal education. i've done quite well. >> dana: you are coming around. >> bill: did you use any of these one-liners in spokane? >> dana: luke bryan -- desantis tweeted this. thanks for letting me crash the

party last night. get it? get it? i have a question. luke bryan decided to respond. he said i don't normally respond to this stuff. here is the deal and explains governor desantis, he grew up in a country if he governor asks you to help, you do it. >> we need to get back to that place where we put duty over personal grievance politics. it is a storm. again, anyone who complains that he brought on desantis is not complaining because he got involved in politics. they don't align with their politics. if he brought out charlie crist no one would be complaining. >> oprah winfrey is doing an event with stacey abrams even if it's by zoom. >> bill: apparently these kids were breaking into people's homes and cars and the police tracked -- so the cops tracked

them down because they left the wrapings of the candy through the woods to the stash house where they were hiding everything. >> you know you're out of shape if your reaction was what kind of candy was it? defense wins championships. >> dana: milky way. you have it there. >> that's not a candy worth going to jail for. it has to be a snickers or m & ms. >> dana: i would never do it for three musketeers. >> i love a butter finger but out of deference to the new york gi giants receivers i won't talk about butter finger. >> bill: is your son dressing up? >> he is going as a soldier in support of our troops, lincoln f

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live in san francisco with more on what we think we know now. good morning, christina. >> hi, good morning, bill. house speaker nancy pelosi shared a letter with her colleagues thanking them for all their support and thanking law enforcement for their quick response and explained some of the concerns her family has now. a violent man broke into our family home. demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul. we're traumatized. paul pelosi underwent a successfully surgery to prepare a head fracture he suffered from the attack and expected nick a full recovery. david depape shouted where is nancy and had zip ties and duct tape. mr. pelosi was still able to call 911. offices witnessed mr. depape beat mr. pell lohse. he had a list of people he

wanted to target. he posted disturbing content online and election conspire sees and anti-semitic comments. some democrats blamed right wing politics but neighbors said depape lived in a berkeley hippie collective and posted some liberal anti-establishment ideas online. he has ties to a former nudist activist who says he has been homeless and suffers from mental illness and drug use. so far police have not determined a motive in the assault on paul pelosi. both democrats and republicans are condemning this attack. >> let me be perfectly clear violence or threat of violence has no place in our society. what happened to paul pelosi is wrong. >> also just days after purchasing twitter musk jumped into the -- there was an

unfounded rumor about the attack. san francisco d.a. held a press conference clearing up confusion. arriving officers determined there were only two people at the house during the attack, not three. she says there is nothing to suggest that mr. pelosi and depape knew each other prior to the incident. >> to be brutally attacked in your own home is one of the worst crimes that you can suffer and so i think there needs to be a respect for what that family has endured, what mr. pelosi has endured and is recovering from. >> depape is expected to be formally presented with his charges today. he faces numerous charges including attempted homicide and his arraignment is expected to be scheduled for tomorrow. >> bill: a lot of questions. thank you. >> dana: high stakes confrontation in battleground georgia. kemp and abrams faced off in their final debate on crime and other issues