>> carley: tomi, thank you so much for joining us. we brexit it as always. >> todded to. >> thank you. >> carley: going to come down to the final week of the news cycle. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> wait until the midterms. ntle biden hit the campaign trail battleground state. >> a former president is now handling campaign duties in nevada, arizona. >> belief by a democratic party you don't have to address the kitchen table issues. >> they are all in various conditions. >> halloween shooting in chicago. >> 14 shot including a 3-year-old, an 11-year-old and 18-year-old. >> the democrats cannot walk back defund the police. >> federal reserve is expected to approve their fourth straight interest rate hike to shoot down inflation. >> calling on the federal reserve to pump the brakes. this is going to be the thing

that voters are going to feel. >> planning to will quarter of twitter's workforce. members are no longer directors. >> speech is their enemy. this is why they are going completely nuts. >> makes it to chupp. takes off. dives. touchdown. ♪ everybody wants to rule the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: i don't know if everybody wants to rule the world. more a party wants to rule the country and they want some power and the republicans feel they are poised to do it. we have a lot going on with seven days until the big day. >> ainsley: one week until this crucial and very important midterm election next tuesday. >> steve: and you know what? i bet a lot of you have already voted in your state.

a lot of people want to avoid the rush. historically republicans show up on election day but that has changed over the last couple of years. on the program today we have all sorts of people from all across the country with seven days to go. as you can see right there senator tom cotton a brand new book and lee zeldin co is in the news he could be on the verge of an update. >> brian: what is going on with lee zeldin is unbelievable. fortunate for him i he seems to be running against totally inept candidate clueless about this state what it needs. she is from buffalo has no idea how to run this city. when she says crime is not a problem and data deniers if you go ahead and say you are unsafe. lee zeldin see its an opening. he will discuss that. >> ainsley: in this is what they do a conspiracy to convince you crime is really a problem in new york. >> brian: good luck with that we also have mark levin and

lieutenant governor lee zeldin 500 people showed up for that event in west chester and dan bongino. 6:02. thanks for joining us on this very busy tuesday. >> seven days left until those midterms and for the next week, we are going to be visiting key states across our country to see what voters are thinking about of they are heading to have the polls. >> steve: that's right. we are going to start not too far from where we are sitting right now staten island, new york. where "fox & friends weekend" co-host rachel campos-duffy is live at annandale terrace on this kind of rainy tuesday. hey, rachel. >> rachel: good morning. i will tell you what, the rain has not stopped people from ppacking this place thoroughly n the morning. good morning to you. i have made my way around these tables. people in staten island are not shy about telling you their opinion. and there's a lot to talk about. lee zeldin is going to be stopping by later in the

morning. we are talking about the economy. we are talking about crime. we are talking about the stalls of inflation in this country. excited to be here. >> steve: we are excited we are going to be traveling all across the country in the runup to the midterms. checking in with anna dale terrace throughout the morning on "fox & friends." >> brian: new york city. republican candidate gets over 30% is considered fantastic favored in staten island and upstate new york jump ball often. that's why the city is extremely diverse. >> ainsley: races are very tight. and if you look at the "new york times" siena college polls they asked if they were held today who would you vote for. in arizona you have senator mark kelly with 5 #% and blake masters with 45%. in pennsylvania john ferm with 49%. dr. oz with # 4% it. really depends on the poll you look at. other polls have dr. oz ahead.

in georgia, senator raphael warnock 49% and herschel walker with 46%. look at insider advantage they have walker up with a 3 point lead. nevada it is neck and neck according to "new york times" siena college poll. senator cortez masto 47% and laxalt 47%. >> brian: herschel walker is up 45.5 to 45.2. his staff feels as though not only are they ahead they got a shot at 50% which would avoid the run off. >> story in the post how stacy abrams could be hurting weafl warnock down in that great state of georgia. meanwhile, we were talking a little bit about how currently, i think there is gigantic number of people who when they are polled they are either shy or they are cryptic or don't answer

the question truthfully because they don't want to be labeled a certain way. even though, you know, there has been no poll taken completely after the debate with fetterman and oz. the very influential pittsburgh gazette put out an op-ed and they threw their support to dr. oz. better bet oz better to free press lead. it reads in part mr. fetterman's health, he suffered a serious stroke in may, is not the issue. his lack of transparency, however, in refusing to release his medical records is troubling. suggests an impulse to conceal and mistrust of the people all candidates for major elected office should release their medical records as did dr. oz. if you want privacy, don't run for public offers. >> ainsley: dr. oz was on with sean hannity last night.

he said a few things that struck me. he was talking about fetterman he wants to protect criminals more than innocent. he wants to get rid of life in prison for felony murder. especially when the murder rate high e. he wants to be the aoc of the senate. he also said this. >> we will be able to win this race if i can tell the truth about john fetterman more than he lies about me. what you are witness something a general belief by the democratic party that they don't have to address the kitchen table issues of crime, of the border, which is allowing font make every state a border state. of the economic crises that we are facing now, getting worse by the day. gas prices went up today again. it's going to be $10 a gallon in europe. it's going to get back to $5 a gallon here in pennsylvania and probably much of the country if we don't do something about it. >> brian: i mean, not only are those polls that we discussed real tight. siena and "new york times" not kind to republican. i have not seen laxalt and

catherine cortez masto in a tie yet and like adam laxalt seems to be picking up steam not in this poll. the other thing to keep a eye on. general bowl bolduc. he had her on every issue. certainly had the passion. and then you have donald trump out of nowhere endorse him yesterday. and now you have rick scott going there, pouring more money in. there's a sense that maybe youngkin could go up there. and they think it's within striking distance and nobody is hotter right now than blake masters and mark kelly seems to be finding a message. don't be discouraged if you are a republican by this poll in arizona because blake masters. i mean, of the guy oozes talent. he has the hottest politician in america right now kari lake at the top of the ticket. >> ainsley: how about the democratic party putting out the 44th president, they are sending barack obama out to campaign to

try to save the party. meanwhile biden is going to florida. but they have got obama last week he was in georgia and michigan and wisconsin. and this week nevada, arizona and and pennsylvania. >> steve: joe biden spent the weekend 10 days before the election in delaware. yesterday once again he was out of sight. he attended a memorial service at the metropolitan museum of art here in new york city for tony blinken's father. and while you see barack obama right there on saturday, you know, he is being called up simply because he is better than joe when it comes to campaigning. but, when you look back and we remember we were here on the couch in 2010. barack obama, during the -- it was a landslide. the tea party landslide, barack obama as president, lost 63 house seats, six senate seats, six governors, and with special elections and party switches, the democrats lost 720 legislative seats on his watch. so, for democrats desperate

democrats to say we don't want joe, we want barack obama, it's like look at his history. think about what you are selling we are talking to some of the producers this morning. this is an election they want you to forget. forget who defunded the police. >> ainsley: and closed down the schools. >> steve: who limited the supply of oil? who opened up the borders? they want you to have amnesia until next wednesday. brian barack obama's message was so odd. he wants to -- ron johnson wants to take social security from your seniors and healthcare from your family. where did that come from? just bring stuff up. i mean the guy is great on the stump but his message is muddled but we will see. bill clinton helped out barack obama and bill clinton is a very good speaker. see if barack obama can help out joe biden. >> ainsley: just look at your 401(k) are you better off today because of biden's policies?

no. >> steve: ainsley, it's a 301 k. >> ainsley: exactly. exactly. still ahead, investigators reveal the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband was in the country illegally and reportedly wanted to hold the house speaker hostage. the stunning new details that we are learning this morning. >> steve: plus, forgive and forget. how'teacher's unions are hoping to dodge blame for learning losses, historic ones, are a keeping the schools closed during the pandemic. that's straight ahead on "fox & friends" for this tuesday. look who else is joining us. ♪ ♪ we don't even have to try ♪ it's always a good time ♪

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♪ car carve we are back with your headlines, starting with. this several children are among at least 14 people shot on a violent halloween night in chicago's west side. police say two shooters opened fire on a crowd. one of the victims is just 3 years old. authorities are still searching for the suspects. the shooting spree comes two months before controversial criminal justice reform bill called the safety act goes into effect. it will eliminate cash bail almost completely in illinois. president biden is calling on congress to punish oil and gas companies if they don't use what he calls windfall profits to help prices at the pump. >> oil companies, record profits today are not because of doing something new or innovative. the profits are windfall of war.

windfall from the brutal conflict that's ravaging ukraine and hurting tens of millions of people around the globe. >> carley: but the president of the u.s. oil and gas association firing back saying you won't have more investment in a sector if there is no potential return. that is how capital markets work yet, this is seemingly lost on the white house. elon musk haggling with twitter users over how much the company should charge them to keep their blue check, that. the billionaire floating a price of $8 a month after users complained about twitter could charge you 20 bucks. musk responding to a complaint from author steven king writing quote we need to pay the bill somehow. twitter cannot rely on advertisers how about $8? musk has also has his it engineers working on a vine reboot. 70% of users were in favor of bringing back the video looping app. that was shuttered in 2016.

and to the nfl the browns getting a much needed victory dominating the cincinnati bengals 32-13. star running back nick chub starring two big touchdowns for cleveland in the monday night win. flexes out right to the right osceola snap two offensive linemen touchdown cleveland. chuble breaks through. touchdown, cleveland. >> carley: the browns snapping their four game losing streak against the reigning afc champions were missing wide receiver ja'marr chase due to injury. >> steve: monday night football and your tuesday morning coverage. >> brian: when are they going to get deshaun watson back? they are going to be good in a few weeks. >> steve: 6:18 here in the east. nancy pelosi has given you was an update on her husband paul's recovery after being hit in the head with that guy with am haar

at their house in san francisco on friday. >> ainsley: statement comes as suspect david depay-to-play is charged by prosecutors. good morning. now he understand the statements made to authorities however, according to an affidavit. depape did state he was going to hold nancy hostage and talk to her. if nancy were to tell depape the church. he would let her go. if she lied, he was going to break her kneecaps. we don't know in depape is or lucid enough to make those statements as they have within described or if he even understood them if he did. no matter, is he now facing a host of federal and state charges, including attempted murder, kidnapping, and elder abuse. you mentioned the speaker. she issued a statement on monday and she said this about her husband since the horrific attack on paul early friday, we

have been deluged with thousands of messages conveying concern, prayers and warm-wishes. we are most grateful. thanks to the excellent trauma care medical team at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital, paul is making steady progress on what will be a long recovery process. our family thanks everyone for their kindness. still, there are a number of unanswered questions regarding the case like who opened the door for police? and why did paul pelosi allegedly describe depape at one point in a conversation with authorities as a friend. if he wasn't let in, how did he get up there and break-in given the amount of security in the area? >> this attack was very, very unnerving to really think through and make a conscious decision to enact violence on a political leader's family it's very scary. >> scary indeed. local prosecutors say depape will be arraigned later today though it is still unclear when he will make his first

appearance in federal court guys. i will keep you posted. >> steve: still lots of questions we haven't heard the answer to. kevin, thank you very much. >> you bet. >> steve: all right. well, it was about 10 days ago we got the nation's report card and it stunk. it shows that during the pandemic, we had been trending down in math and reading for fourth and eighth graders but during the pandemic we just completely bottomed out now, just as we were talking about 10 minutes ago now america's teachers unions want you to have amnesia and forget about the unions that kept the schools closed. >> ainsley: the president of the american federation of teachers randy wine garner treat twoo tweeted there out. everyone suffered during the pandemic because of the pandemic. the disruption was everywhere. it was bad regardless of whether schools were remote nor person. we are focused now on the urgent need to help kids recover and

thrive. she faced a lot of blow back on social media for that. >> steve: it boy did she. >> brian: she made it worse. everyone suffered through the pandemic absolutely. the ones that got back to school quicker suffered the least. she cared about the teachers, not about the students. 6 feet apart. preventing classrooms from being filled up with students is part of the reason why it's done. lobbying the cdc hintd the behind th scenes to get what she wanted. the districts were closed through the spring of 2021 saw a 40% greater drop in math. 20% greater drop in reading. let me ask you, every week that you kept kids out, they suffered. yes, the pandemic was bad on everyone. china is still suffering today with their zero covid. you made it worse on the kids and their families. there is no plan from the teacher's union head to get these kids caught up. keep in mind, too, the districts it hurt the most were the impoverished districts. they had the biggest drop in

both those categories. steve: you would not expect blow back from the mainstream media because they are trying to protect the teachers unions and democratic and political left. ainsley, to your earlier point, there was a lot of blow back on social media. rory cooper, for instance, said instead of apologizing she does this. no, every child didn't suffer. only the kids in public schools under your union control. you did that. then karol markowicz, columnist for the "new york post" said hi, it's you. you are the problem. it's you. >> ainsley: another one wrote you're too late, randy, the adults will take it from here. reading dropped to levels we haven't seen since 1992. math scores saw the largest decreases ever. people are accusing her of putting the union first and our children last. >> steve: looked like it. >> brian: look at those numbers. some of these kids haven't been back to school yet. they can't find them especially in new york city where it took place. teachers first attitude hurt the

kids and she wants to exonerate herself but made it pretty clear who they support. democratic candidates out of think way to make sure that these people -- that she's union members know where exactly they stand. they are playing a huge political role. >> steve: what are they doing? they are spinning one week before the election. they don't want you to punish the political left, which was on their side in keeping your kids' schools closed perhaps. somebody who knows all about education and in fact was swept into power a year ago in the great state of virginia, rather the commonwealth of virginia is lieutenant governor winsome sears. she is going to join us an hour from now right here on "fox & friends." >> brian: don't forget about the masks first get all the teachers vaccinated. whether they had an opportunity to be vaccinated. you didn't stand up for them. they were fired. first, second and kindergartens have masks on that you were pushing for think about the verbal skills and how they suffered and socially how they

are continuing to suffer unnecessarily. that's all on her. coming up straight ahead, we are just one week away from the midterms and crime in the big apple. expected to take a major bite out of the democrats' lead. >> ainsley: we are going to talk to nicole malliotakis as aims to turn the state red. >> steve: there she is. coffee. >> brian: she is working it? ♪ i know there's no denying ♪ it's a beautiful day to send

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open borders national security issue. but i would say crime is probably the top issue right now because we have a governor who refuses to fix the laws.

she has doubled down on the soft on crime policies and now she is even telling new yorkers that what they are reading about every day. whyou are seeing with your own eyes is not real. that's what she is telling them instead of actually addressing the issues. people are concerned about that i would say, more than anything. >> ainsley: front cover of the "new york post" today she is saying it's a g.o.p. conspiracy just to convince people that crime is rising. you tweeted out, this is not just perception. >> it's not just perception. in fact, yesterday, i did the math. and one out of 86 new york city residents are the victim of a major felony crime. out does she respond to that? and that is exactly why we need lee zeldin to be governor. the current governor is telling us straight out she has no plans to address it. even on the federal level i have had to introduce legislation to require states to allow judges to have discretion to set bail and hold dangerous criminals. and on top of that, the cuomo-hochul parole board has released dozens of cop killers

back on to our streets. there is another 8 of them up for parole this upcoming year. which is why we need lee zeldin so you can revamp that entire border because they keep releasing dangerous criminals. she signed a new law by the way that basically says that if you are on parole, you get released. i mean you get released and if you get rearrested because you commit a crime, now you are getting released back on the street again you don't automatically go back to jail to finish your sentence. it's one policy after another that kathy hochul and my opponent mac rose support that are making people in new york city less safe. >> ainsley: i know you beat max rose two years ago you took his seat and you got 53.1% of the vote. trump won in staten island county by 57%. when you look at the governor's race though. where does lee zeldin really need to focus? is it new york city that truly votes pretty much democratic? >> look, if there are pockets of new york city that we can win. when i ran for mayor of new york

city we won certain assembly districts in the different boroughs. we need to maximize the turnout. here in staten island i know the people in staten island are fired up to vote for him. i know the people in long island where lee zeldin currently represents is also fired up. we need to make sure that people get out to vote. i talk to democrats, independents, and republicans. they see that there is a desperate need for balance at the state level and the federal level. quite frankly, all the problems that we're facing right now from the open border to crime in america's cities to the lack of energy independence to the horrible foreign policy of our president, to open borders. it's all been created by one party democrat rule. and my constituents see that so i think we're going to have a massive turnout in the polls because people just want to see balance and common sense. and they want to see public safety restored. they want to see spending controlled. they want to see our borders secure. and they want america to produce its own energy. they don't want to beg our

adversaries like iran and venezuela for it. >> ainsley: congresswoman how crucial are these midterms? >> it's critical. we cannot afford another two years of this in washington. look at retirement savings. i have seniors now forced with either a choice to retire or they got to stay and work because they can't afford to retire because their 401(k) rose dwindling, iras are dwindling. the economy has been hurt under president joe biden. these are certainly not the policies that we saw under president trump that were so great for the economy. so we need to reverse this trend. and the only way we are requesting to do it is if we end one party rule and fire nancy pelosi because republicans have solutions. we have the commitment for america. commitment for america.com. see what we are offering. it is a complete contrast to what the democrats have done. and that's what the american people are asking for. >> ainsley: one more week. hang in there. congresswoman malliotakis, we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you.

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8-something down to 2. we have got that much left to go and it's hurting us. >> it's hurting us and they are not try to slow the economy. they are trying to crush the economy. those numbers that you have showed we have never seen before. those kind of rate hikes are just mind-boggling and 75, 75, 75. here's the problem. they don't work immediately. they don't work overnight so they accumulate and sort of coming down the pike, right? this is what a lot of people are afraid of go so far and crush a lot of things. here's what bothers. excess its savings which i think is the dumbest oxymoron ever. savings are savings. but the fed is concerned that there is 1.7 trillion in excess savings. and they have got to get that down. the vast majority of that belongs to rich people. so while they are crushing the economy. and by the way do you know how the rich people got it? by saving. you know, whereas the other folks who have a little bit of extra money came from the

government, and by the way when they got these checking, stimmy checks money to stay at home not to work under this agreement you would go out and spend this money. so, the majority of americans are being punished for getting free money, spending it, and now they have to lose their job because of it. >> steve: right. exactly. the fact in the intro just a moment ago, charles, where 40% of america's small businesses could not pay their rent in october. that is jaw-dropping. if they had the money, they would pay, but it just goes to show you fix are tight all over great, massachusetts 51%. new jersey 49%. new york, 45%. california 44%. pennsylvania 44%. i mean, these are states with very high taxes. very onerous rules and regulations. compounding a problem that exists. electricity is up 16ers ',

groceries are up 1%. know surprise car dealerships are at the top of the list. this is devastating. this is absolutely devastating. and on top of that, you know, i talked about being paid not to go to work that triggered what they called a wage spiral. wages are going through the roof. they can't afford to even hire people not the folks they want to hire. it's unmitigated disaster. and, you know, we will find out tomorrow just how much the fed is paying attention to main street and not just sitting in some room in washington, d.c., you know, looking at spreadsheets. >> steve: you know, and yesterday, the president of the united states called for a windfall profits tax on big oil. because he says they are making too much money. listen, the 39 himself with his policies have limited the amount of oil. it's a supply and demand thing. but a week before the election, they want you to forget who exactly is putting the screws to the american consumer. >> i don't think the american public will forget. this started the day after the election. i think it was november 4th.

november 3rd, 2020. crude oil prices went up. they haven't stopped going up. this has nothing to do with putin's invasion of ukraine and everything to do with the promise, a promise that biden made. he bragged. he boasted, he said i will do this and he did. he says i'm going to go to war with fossil fuels. the dumbest thing in the world. we have all of it beneath our feet. make all of us so much easier. making the cheapest commodity we could probably have. prohibitively expensive and crushes the average american. i don't think people are going to forget that. >> steve: you are probably right. charles tweets about 10 times a day. what do you make now that elon musk is the fired everybody on the board of directors sounds like lay off 25% of the workforce. up the subscription fee if you want a blue check, stuff like that. is he ever going to turn a profit on this thing? >> i think he could. i mean, know, people who say he can't -- listen, he couldn't make people buy electric cars.

he couldn't revamp of the space program. there are certain things he could not do that he has changed the world. that's why he is the richest person ever walked the planet. i'm thrilled he is taken over. of course he should fire those people it. was a failed business under their leadership. you don't walk into a place that's dying and say imagine you own a football team that won one game last year, you don't keep the same squad. i think johnny really does have good talent. i'm going to give him another shot. no you get another quarterback and offensive coach and linebacker coach. that's what he is doing the team lost it is a loser. he is going in to clean up because it does have a potential to win. >> steve: is he a winner and you love his passion. charles payne over on fox business this afternoon. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> steve: carley shimkus joins us with a crazy case about a pharmacist. >> carley: yeah. steve. that's absolutely right. we are going to begin in

indiana. 50-year-old richard allen facing two counts of murder in the 2017 death of 14-year-old libby german and 13-year-old abigail williams. the girls vanished after being dropped off at a hiking trail. family members say allen worked at cvs and helped them print pictures put on display during libby's funeral. officials have not released what evidence helped them make a breakthrough in this case. a gang of thieves caught on camera stealing $140,000 in designer handbags nordstrom in san diego. they snipped off security tags and made off with 70 high end purses in less than a single minute. investigators believe the suspects are part of a theft ring out in l.a. so far, no arrests have been made there. but you see them on your screen right now. the ole miss lsu soccer game ending in a wild on field brawl. fists started flying during the

second overtime after an lsu player attempt toed steal the ball. red cards were thrown, several players ejected. several will miss the match. while one rebels player will miss the second round of the sec tournament. yikes. game three of the world series is tonight after being postponed heavy rain and first lady joe biden is expected to attend the game in filly. the series drawing a lot of interest on tv. game one on fox was the most watched world series opening game since 2019 with just under 11.7 million viewers. coverage of tonight's game between the astros and phillies begin at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific only on fox. those are your headlines, steve over to you. steve: thank you very much. the question is will it be raining for the big game. check adam klotz out he is on the streets of new york city where it finally did stop raining. >> yeah. good morning, steve. the rain has dried up here in fox square and the temperatures are warm. sitting right around 60 degrees.

warm air is going to be a part of the forecast for millions this morning. right around 60 degrees in new york city. warm air up and down the coast. 47 degrees in chicago. this is that rain that we are talking about. that canceled last night's ballgame. most of the heavy have stuff pushed offshore. continue to push off towards the east. means it is going to dry out. so, for the makeup game, weather is going to be looking really nice. even by midnight, temperatures still sitting at 60 degrees. clear conditions. that warm air that we are talking about boy, a lot of people are going to feel it. nearly 80 degrees today in kansas city. 70 degrees in kansas city. we can be talking about some record breaking highs across portions of the northern plains. those are your weather headlines for now steve back into you. >> steve: thank you for the it "foxcast," adam. a week from the election all eyes are on the he empire state of new york. rachel campos-duffy is on staten island to see what's on voters' minds this morning and she is making pan caxz, right, rachel?

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and new york's gubernatorial race is heating up. >> brian: yeah, that poll shows a 4 point debt. others show a dead heat. latest poll show lee zeldin 4 points behind kathy hochul could the deep blue state turn red as mark penn writes today in the "new york times"? >> steve: we are going to talk about that in a minute in the meantime rachel campos-duffy is having friends at new york's staten island anna dale terrace and she was making pancakes now she is talking to the folks. >> rachel: that's right, i am. just to make a point about those polls and the enthusiasm gap, the early voting in staten island is the same as the bronx. but the bronx is three times the size as the deep blue area. so definitely a lot of enthusiasm. i'm telling you, i have been walking around talking. people aren't shy in staten island to tell you what they think. so we're here with donna. donna, what are the issues that are most impacting you in this midterm? >> well, my grandson travels with buses and trains.

and i'm worried for him with transit. you know, what's going on with crime. also, what happens in the schools. i would like the metal detectors more and the security upgraded. you know, the trains are not safe anymore. neither are the buses. you know, he wait from stop to stop and things aring ha. >> rachel: donna, is he only 13 years old. >> yes, he is he is only 13 years old and i'm scared for him. myself, i'm nervous, you know. >> rachel: crime is your top issue? >> absolutely. >> rachel: i think that's been on the top of a lot of people's minds. we're going to walk around. thank you, done. >> that you're welcome. >> rachel: here we are with cheryl. >> sherri. >> rachel: sherri and john are here. what are your top issues? >> crime. crime. >> rachel: hearing that a lot. tell me what's worrying you about it? >> the cashless bail. they need to get rid of that i don't think i have ever been squared to go to the city to take a subway. i don't even want my sons going into the city.

because any minute someone could push him on to a train. you know, like it's just out of control. we need lee zeldin. i'm praying that he gets put in. we need a change. >> rachel: polls are looking good for him what are your thoughts. >> i definitely want zeldin. hopefully he can clean up the city and the state and on the verge of the economy less dependent on foreign immigration nations. energy independent for us. open up the pipelines get the guys working again in the united states. make america great again. >> ainsley: do you think he is going to win. >> i know is he going to win. >> rachel: all right. here we are. we are over here with rudy. rudy, you have a small business, tell me about it? >> i have a charter boat business in staten island. i'm getting killed with the fuel prices. it's three times the price since our great president took office. >> rachel: life or death for your business. >> yes, definitely. >> rachel: cecile i can't, you are retired. >> yes. i'm a senior citizen and it's really tough for us. i do work.

i'm going back to work part time just to make ends meet. the food, the inflation, everything, gas. >> rachel: by the way donna's birthday she doesn't look like a senior citizen. she looks great. all right, elizabeth. your top concern. >> my stop concern is the crime. she just had a shooting here on staten island. never really happened before. you know, we used to live with our doors open and now we are terrified. >> rachel: mrs. lawrence, you told me you had a message for governor hochul. >> yes. i have an invitation. ms. hochul, i would like you to spend a few days with me and i would like you to see the city through my eyes because clearly you have no clue what's going on. >> rachel: you think she is out of touch. >> totally out much touch. totally out of touch. when she can sit and say that the crime isn't that bad and it's being exaggerated, i think she needs a little wake-up call.

>> rachel: all right. sounds like you guys are enthusiastic to vote for lee zeldin. >> oh, yes. vote, vote. >> rachel: lee zeldin is going to be here at 8:30. this place is packed. and people, as i said, are very frustrated with what's going on in new york city. and staten island is ready to vote. back to you guys. >> brian: up early, ready to go. >> ainsley: thank you so much, rachel. interesting to hear from those voters. still ahead, biden's big oil blame game. how the president is trying to shift the focus on gas prices with just one week left until the midterms grandmom! walgreens find rx coverage is here to make medicare easy... even easier than those dances your grandkids love doing with you. ok, i got it. (laughs) start medicare shopping today with walgreens find rx coverage.

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