hotel. all kinds of crazy things. >> the hotel at the last minute. or stay at a hostel. >> buy your ticket in advance. >> plenty of tent cities you can probably move into. >> that's true. >> flying to california, i'll rely on you for the bookings. all right. thanks to everyone. don't forget to dvr the show. now here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you. president biden in the air right now headed to florida where we expect him to once again accuse republicans of trying to cut social security and medicare. it is a claim already debunked by the washington post as false. they gave the president four pinocchios on that. >> sandra: and calling on congress to consider tax penalties if companies don't reinvest their profits and bring prices down. we'll break it down with jackie and david, they are here, and we'll also ask ro khanna about

the new legislation he's introducing to ban american gas exports. >> john: one week to election day, republicans are strong in the final days. projecting a big night for the gop in the house,' they gain on crime and the economy. john roberts in washington. >> hello to you. i'm sandra smith in new york. our power ranking suggest republicans could take a 19 seat ma rt jo -- majority in the house. voters in four states will determine which party takes control. >> john: 12 moving toward republicans, six toward democrats. deep blue california leaning toward democrats now true toss-ups. florida republican senator marco rubio reacts to all of this, and

his own re-election fight in moments. >> sandra: team coverage begins now, mark meredith ahead of the town hall in columbus. >> john: mike, interesting moves in the rankings. >> no doubt, john. buckle up, interesting shifts in the power rankings. in the house of representatives, and hayes moves from lean democrat to toss-up. north carolina 13, former college football player heinz is taking on nickel, that has shifted from toss-up to lean republican. in kansas 3, davis in a rematch against republican amanda atkins, a toss-up, now it's lean d. as we look at the shifts, both parties are making gains in unexpected places. democrats seeing a move in their favorite in alaska's at large

district and kansas 3, historically red conservative places and then republicans showing shifts in their favor, suburban new york and california districts, and also in connecticut, oregon and washington state. now let's take a look at the big house table. in the middle in gold, 26 toss-up races that will have a big impact on the final outcome. our power ranking forecast of 236 republican seats, assumes each party wins half the toss-up districts. if republican turnout is high, the gop could win more that could potentially make a red wave, 249 seats or more. >> john: if they get the best case scenario, a real mandate, it's going to change the landscape a whole lot. >> tough for president biden going forward at that point. >> sandra: power rankings show the senate race in ohio is lean

republican territory now, inflation polling as an important issue to voters in the buckeye state. and tonight both candidates will pitch solutions in a fox news town hall. mark meredith is live in columbus. the race in ohio is tightening, it could determine the balance of power in the senate at this point. >> sandra, you are right. it could. good afternoon to you. tonight during the town hall, voters will get a chance for the two men vying to be the state's next senator. we have seen here in ohio trend more conservative in recent elections but as you've been talking about, the race appears to be a toss-up. the race is essentially tied with both democrat congressman tim ryan as well as republican j.d. vance. both at 46% support. the numbers show vance has made up some ground in recent weeks because it was not that long ago that he was polling behind ryan and ryan had an advantage, which is notable, he has not been

getting some of the democratic pac money. and vance campaigned heavily on endorsement from former president trump, but trying to win voters over fed up with the d.c. establishment. >> three reasons are inflation, crime and the border. all three of those issues joe biden and tim ryan have taken the country in a negative direction that has harmed the state of ohio. >> tim ryan is not running as a traditional democrat. he's not campaigning with president biden or other high profile surrogates, instead to sell himself as an outsider, may be difficult because he's been in congress since 2003. on monday he won the endorsement of the columbus dispacht newspaper and editorial board saying ryan has focused the economic message on finding bipartisan solutions, stopping stupid political fights.

and likely we will hear a lot about the economy from the voters. just like everywhere else in the country, it is top of mind. people have to decide who they want to represent them in washington. sandra. >> sandra: thank you. and bret baier and martha will head to ohio with a town hall tonight. tim ryan against j.d. vance. tune in 6:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. martha will also be joining us next hour for a preview of tonight's big event. john. >> john: looking forward to that. president biden meantime turning his attention to florida, democrats fear the state is getting redder by the day. the president is on his way to the sunshine state right now, he's expected to make several stops. today's fox news power ranking shifting the senate race between marco rubio and demings from lean republican to likely

republican. to talk more about that, florida republican senator marco rubio. great to see you. let me put up on the screen where the race stands four and for governor desantis as well. you are leading val demings, 53-42%, and when you look at the numbers, and you think of the president going to south florida, all i can think he needs as much political heft as he can muster. a magic wand, and why is he going to florida anyway instead of some of the other battleground states? >> well, we welcome him coming to florida. for us a reminder what we have been telling people the entire campaign and that joe biden and the democrats control the white house, the house and the senate, for 22 months, and what they have produced for our country is inflation, run away immigration, crime problems around the country, and you know, obviously they have to answer for that. so if you want to leave these

people in choice of the government you welcome joe biden and want him to be here. in my view, reminds people of what a disaster they have been and reminds people as well that val demings, my opponent, has voted with nancy pelosi and the democratic leadership 100% of the time. that's why they want her in the senate and i think he's in florida because they don't want him in wisconsin, don't want him in pennsylvania, arizona, some of these other places and he has to go somewhere, it's embarrassing to have an incumbent president and no one wants them. >> john: he's going t accuse republicans of wanting to cut social security, medicare and medicaid, what he's doing, taking rick scott's plan which last count maybe had support of a few people on the republican side of congress, but was not going anywhere, and saying this is the republican plan. is it your intention to cut social security, medicare and medicaid? >> no, of course not.

and never has been. my parents depended on those programs, those are important programs, but like their boilerplate attack, they roll it out every two years, four years, they never heard me talk about doing that. this is what you do, you have to say something. he can't run and say vote for val demings and charlie crist because they are going to lower inflation, he can't say they are going to bring illegal immigration under control or vote for them because they will strengthen america's standing in the world, they have to say something while he's here and do what they do for me, reminding florida voters that that's the side that's in charge of everything now and the country is headed in the wrong direction and if the people in power will destroy the greatest country in the history of the world. >> john: the claim the president is making, he seems to keep going to the well, not sure why. there is some thought that

miami-dade county, long been a bastion of democratic support, is shifting that it may even go republican this year. what he is going on in miami-dade county and in particular, among latino voters. >> hispanic voters happen to be working class voters and small business owners. that's what they are, and that's who they are. they happen to be hispanic but vote like small business owners and don't want schools indoctrinating their kids. and they vote like people, and venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, have seen firsthand what happens when marxism and socialism take root in the country, they don't want it in this country, they don't want to lose this country the way they lost their previous country, nation of birth. so it's a combination of those two things i think have pronounced themselves not just in south florida but the country. i'm not predicting us winning

miami-dade county, it's a great sign for republicans. >> john: your take on something, luke bryan gave a postponed concert and invite ron desantis on stage, he got dragged on stage, and people now say time to cancel luke bryan. what do you say to the reaction to this? >> twitter is fake, don't know how many are real reactions. and yes, got dragged on social media who don't like republicans or desantis. and it's ok to invite every democrat on stage, every celebrity is either democrat leaning or openly support democrats. a celebrity there today, at one of the rallies. they cannot tolerate dissent and don't want republicans to have anybody on their side.

i don't think luke bryan was taking a political position. i was in florida, just had a storm, the governor is in charge of raising the private money to help people damaged by the storm and he brings him on stage to talk about that. so i'm glad he did it, glad he's ignoring the noise around it, it's left wing loons who are going to criticize you any time you say anything nice or do anything nice around republicans, they want the total destruction of anything conservative and republican. >> senator marco rubio, watching your race very closely. see how it ends up a week from today. appreciate you coming with us. >> thank you. >> john: sandra, a lot more ahead as well, including don, in new hampshire, swears he is going to win tuesday. >> sandra: and in the northeast, how are you going to bring down inflation, expensive home heating season, we'll ask him about that. and ro khanna is joining us, and

byron york will give his forecast, how he sees things shaping up come election day. >> we'll talk to illinois sixth congressional district waging a fight for a seat that used to be held by republicans but held by a democrat for the last two cycles. see where that is going. >> sandra: and martha will join us with a preview of tonight coming up. all right. the border crisis turning violent, fox news obtains exclusive video showing a group of migrants illegally crossing into the united states forcing border patrol to use crowd control tactics after one of their agents was assaulted. >> john: president biden threatening to raise taxes on oil companies as punishment for the high prices at the pump. would the president's proposal restrict the oil and gas industry even further? our econ panel is here. >> it is going to kill them

politically. next week they'll be back to the traditional rhetoric, waging war on fossil fuel production.

speak in florida this afternoon he'll likely warn seniors an a republican controlled congress would cut social security, medicare and medicaid benefits, a claim even the left leaning "washington post" says is false, giving it four pinocchios. david and jackie standing by, but first peter doocy is live on the north lawn. what's the president's closing argument for floridians looking like. >> closing argument does not have any new ideas or proposals to address. number one issue, inflation.

instead president biden will talked to about republican proposals, the press secretary is telling us potus will highlight how he and democrats will strengthen social security and medicare, contrasting with congressional republicans who want to cut social security and medicare benefits. the president is not in any kind of a head to head match-up, so white house officials are picking one republican to embody the whole platform, and it is florida senator rick scott. >> what senator scott and others have made clear, they would like to see a vote in congress every five years to continue to sustain and continue to affirm social security and medicare. that means every five years debate whether to change or alter or cut medicare and social security. that's a big policy difference. >> there is a big difference between the republican proposals and the way the white house

officials are describing proposals. >> i'm going to fight like hell to make sure we preserve medicare and social security. >> do you support cutting social security payments to keep the program solvent. >> no, i don't one republican that does. >> republicans are saying one thing, democrats another thing about the same thing. the republican platform, and at this point in an election cycle, the president's most precious commodity is his time and white house officials told us a little while ago president biden is planning to use some of his time in the remaining days to travel to california's 49th district, the san diego area to campaign friday on behalf of congressman mike levin, john. >> john: he's doing some travelling, not sure why he's in florida, a lot of people are scratching their heads about that.

>> sandra: econ panel now, david, jackie, you are ready to go on this. you heard rick scott denying he ever called to cut social security. senator ron johnson of wisconsin said the same. listen. >> democrats are as divorced from reality as they are from the truth. they try out the same old lies, the republicans want to end social security, we want to put it on the chopping block. nothing could be further from the truth. we want to save social security. >> sandra: why is this not enough, in addition to the fact that "washington post" gives it four pinocchios, the claim that republicans want to do away with it. >> all the fact check people do. and fact check.org says specifically there is no proposal to bar retirees who have a pension and ira or a 401(k) from collecting social media benefits in either the commitment to america, the thing that came out a couple weeks ago, or the rsc proposed budget.

that was senator scott's thing. it's total disinformation. the fact the president is spreading disinformation based on a fabricated screen shot, folks should know in the sort of dirty tricks that happen in political seasons, there was a fabricated screen shot that purported to show one of these proposals cutting back on social security and saying if you have an ira or disabled veteran you shouldn't get benefit. fabricated, made up. the president is spreading disinformation. it's amazing they were going to have a misinformation board, this white house, when they are spreading disinformation. >> sandra: and we sent our brain room out this morning to find anything anywhere that any gop member might have said that even hinted at the possibility of that, and turned up nothing. jackie, some say it's a distraction effort on the part

of democrats who look at inflation that in large part voters see caused by big government spending, and the lack of anything to actually bring prices down. jen psaki said that democrats can't do much about the reality of inflation, listen to this. >> inflation, it's a global issue, it's happening around the world. i think there is not a lot democrats could have done to change that reality. what you are seeing people like barack obama and joe biden do is really try to make this about a choice and not a referendum on president biden. we know inflation is an issue, costs are too high. we have a better plan. give us a chance for more time. >> sandra: wouldn't the plan have to say what caused it in the first place? >> the plan stop spending and if they were to hold on to congress they would continue to spend. they have showed that's what they want to do and that contributed to the inflation. a lot of this is a distraction from the real issues and also

fear mongering. "washington examiner" talking about the social security issue and a democratic strategist said the fear of losing something is a great motivator to get to the polls. that's what they are doing on the social security front, the abortion front as well to distract from the big issues, inflation and the economy, crime, and the border. >> sandra: it would take a glacial change to bring them down. >> and not just spending money, it's encouraging production. inflation is too much money chasing too few goods. if we had more goods in the economy, more production, inflation would come down as well. >> sandra: larry summers, he's now talking about the president's plans to tax the big

oil companies, says this, i'm not sure they understand the argument, for windfall profit tax on energy companies if. if you redues profitability, you will discourage investment, the opposite of our objective. ok, think about that. the president is saying they are not going to bring the prices down, not their responsibility, they are private companies, profitability should be their goal, period. he wants to tax them saying if you are not going to bring down prices you are going to pay for it. >> he penalized them once and created the situationer in with respect to domestic production, cancelling of the extension of the keystone pipeline, that's why the companies are not reinvesting some profits. if you penalize them with more taxes because you are angry about the price of gas, it chips away at the fundamentals of the

system. that's not how capitalism works. when the companies saw oil companies, $25 a barrel and not profiting as much, they were not. now the market sets the case, oil is higher, we are dealing with a lot of different issues, the administration, they don't want to admit it and here we are. >> and there's an old saying in economics. if you want less of something you tax it more. the only disagreement, it's our objective to get more oil. i don't think that's the administration objective at all. i think it's less oil. that is their objective, to get us off of oil and we don't have the technology to do anything else. >> sandra: day one in office, biden canceled the keystone xl construction, rejoined the paris agreement and message to the big oil companies to not to invest their money and that needs to be said because that is the case. good to have you both here, seven days to election day. john. >> john: so they give it back to the shareholders instead. deadly gun violence marring

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allegedly said he was going to hold her hostage and break her kneecaps. he's facing charges, he is due in court for arraignment today. paul pelosi continues his recovery in a san francisco hospital. >> sandra: a deadly halloween night across the country, in houston, hip-hop star takeoff was killed outside a private event, and philadelphia, three were killed, and drive-by shooting injured 14 including three children. mike tobin is live in chicago, another deadly night in the windy city, mike. >> certainly was. dri drive-by shooting on the west side, 9:30 p.m., people were on the street for a vigil, an suv pulled up, two gunmen opened

fire and sprayed bullets into the crowd. 14 people were injured. one man was shot in the head, one person was hit by a car in the chaos. among the victims, 3-year-old, 11-year-old, and 13-year-old. the rest were for adults. vigil was for a cancer victim so they are not linking it to gang retaliation, however that is now a possibility. >> deploying extra police resources in the area to make sure that we can prevent any retaliation if that's something that's real. >> just hours after that hail of gunfire and four miles to the east of the mass shooting, the security detail assigned to mayor lightfoot got into a gun fight as they happened on to an armed robbery. no one was shot, one officer received a minor injury. in houston, a late night party at a bowling alley, a rapper who

went by the name of takeoff was shot and killed. he was in the trio migos, and two other people were injured in the gun fight. philadelphia, four separate shootings, three people were killed. brooklyn, a man was shot and killed. and a man shot and killed in los angeles outside of a nightclub, that's just one night. sandra. >> sandra: mike tobin in chicago, john. >> john: back to politics, brand-new power ranking show republicans with momentum heading not home stretch of the midterms. seeing progress in 12 competitive house races. the battle for the senate stuck in neutral, four toss-up races set to determine control, this as several governors races shift to the right with a week to go. byron york, he joins us now with his learned analysis.

so not just gop advantage, but gop control. republicans gaining probably a number of seats to take them to 236. democrats probably ending up with 199 in the house. if republicans get that many seats, that's not the sort of margin the democrats have held for the last two years, that's a governing majority. >> decisive control. this is the last power ranking before the election. every one before this gave a slight chance of keeping control of the house. this one doesn't. that's gone, the best case scenario for democrats is to lose the house but have republicans win by a very, very small margin, like democrats have right now. if republicans, if there's a speaker, kevin mccarthy, if they have 235, 240 votes, that means you can lose some of your folks

and still pass bills. that's really, really important. >> looks as though republicans will take back control of the house. the senate, though, a different animal. still four toss-ups, but don in new hampshire is existing he's going to beat maggie, but if there is a red wave could that carry the senate races or pretty much insulated. >> you have to think it could. because the house power rankings are based on 435 house districts and if there are a good deal of them moving toward republicans, you have to think that would ultimately affect state races. but republican, it's a win pennsylvania or lose pennsylvania scenario. if they win pennsylvania, they keep that seat. and then chances in georgia, arizona, nevada, they have to pick up one of them, and they win control of the senate, provided they win like ohio and wisconsin and a few other things

like that. if they lose pennsylvania, that means they have to win two of those georgia, arizona, nevada seats, a tougher, tougher task. >> to the control room, i want to jump to call four number 4, 1 of the governor's races has shifted dramatically in the last few weeks, and that's the race in new york, where it's now lean democrat for kathy hochul, over the weekend accused the republicans of being master manipulators and data deniers, pushing the idea that crime is an issue, basically to deny reality. is this -- >> it's not going to work. lee zeldin, the outgoing republican congressman has run a tremendously good race and he is focused. he's actually been the victim, the target of criminal activity. a man actually attacked him when

he was on stage. and you can't make up an issue like crime. people in new york are afraid of crime because they see so many examples of it happening. that's also by the way exacerbated by the cameras in our world today. we see more crimes being committed than we ever saw, even when crime was at high levels in the past. but a politician simply cannot deny this, and that's why she has taken the race from solid democrat now to likely democrat. >> john: and there are democrats who say crime is worse in republican led states but rafael mangual did a very data driven essay to say the reason it's higher in some republican led states, there are democrat led states in the states where the crime is really, really bad. >> obviously new york being the big apple in new york. crime rate is significantly higher than it was, and by the

way, it's not all with guns because the democratic -- >> john: pushing people in the subways. >> the democrat position on crime is a gun control position but people are being knifed, thrown in front of subs, sucker punched, all sorts of levels of disorder that make people really uncomfortable, and vote for a change. >> john: we'll see how it goes. always great to get your analysis. learned as it is. >> sandra: border agents having to fight to keep the situation under control. >> john: democrats ramping up attacks on the oil and gas industry, as president biden blames that industry for high prices. congressman ro khanna says he has a plan to help bring prices down. how would that work? >> going back to my other part-time job i had before covid, i'll have two part-time jobs in order to just survive.

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>> john: new video obtained by fox news shows a large group of venezuelans crossing illegally into el paso, setting off a tense confrontation with border patrol. bill, you had another big group cross today, didn't you. >> john, good afternoon to you. we certainly did. enormous group, one of the biggest we had seen in the eagle pass area in recent weeks. take a look at this video, this was a single massive group of more than 450 migrants who crossed into normandy, texas, a tiny town, and almost all of them are single adults, primarily from countries for the most part are not subject to title 42 here in this del rio sector. it means a lot of the people in the video you see here, once they are processed, they will be released into the united states rather than expelled back into

mexico via title 42, and that's part of the reason why they just give themselves up like this. they know that, they know they are not going to be expelled, they turn themselves in expecting release into the united states. and then video out of el paso, a clash between a large group of migrants and border patrol. they essentially rushed the border in el paso, they crossed the river, try to get to the united states. several of them are carrying foreign flags, one guy had a huge venezuelan flag, and then a line of border patrol agents push them back into the water into mexico and the border agents were armed with paint ball guns and were firing pepper balls. cbp says one agent was struck with a flag pole, another threw a rock at an agent and caused him to be injured. the witness told us she did see rocks being thrown at border

patrol agents. all the migrants were pushed back to mexico cbp says they are investigating the incident. lastly, take a look at this incident, they pulled over a speeding vehicle that had paper plates and you guessed it, take a look inside, and find eight illegal immigrants smuggled inside. the driving wearing the yellow shirt was a female u.s. citizen, she was arrested and charged with human smuggling, and back out here live, they are seeing the amount of u.s. citizens getting involved in smuggling shooting through the roof. seeing citizens coming from all around the country, deep interior states arriving here at the border to take part of human smuggling, offering to make quick, easy cash in doing so. back to you. >> john: never a dull moment down there. bill, thank you. >> sandra: new hampshire

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>> sandra: here we go, one week to election day and republicans are feeling more and more confident in their chances at winning a lot of these key races, including new hampshire senator candidate don bolduc. he joins us now. we are watching this race closely. you think you can win, seven days out. >> yes, we certainly do. you know, we had our primary last in the nation on the 13th of september, right after that we were 11 points down, we are now tied in a dead heat. there is little daylight between us. we have the momentum she has stalled and simply because it's message over money now. we are focused on the right issues of inflation, out of control spending, you know, the

security of our nation, education, and she's focused on all the wrong things. i'm an outsider, she's a career politician. i'm accessible, she's inaccessible and granite staters are tired of it, making choices between heating and eating and they see it's going to get worse. >> do not underestimate the power of that when it comes to the voters, we are hearing more and more the races in the northeast, it's going to come down to skyrocketing home heating cost. these are the consumer prices, just heating oil, i mean, you are looking at 4.81 a gallon now, up substantially from years past. this is going to greatly affect a lot of folks. so, what is your promise to voters, what are you going to do with that? >> my promise to voters, go to washington, d.c. and serve them. i'm not tied to special interest lobbyists or the wealthy political elite that fuels campaigns with ridiculous

amounts of money. she spent 30 million. i'm the outsider. i'm the granite stater, born and raised. i have had 75 town halls, i got seven more planned up until election day. she has done 0. she's hid from them. i have earned their trust, demonstrated i will be accountable and responsible to them and i will be transparent. and she just has not done that in her votes and have created this, it's easy to connect her to 100% of joe biden's failed policy, leaving little room for her to consider the livelihood of our future and grandchildren in the granite state. >> sandra: seven days out, voters heading to the polls want to know what's your plan, you know, so many republicans are, say they are the best candidate for inflation.

so you are looking at sky high, in some cases record high prices for home heating costs. how do you promise voters you can bring that down? what's your plan? >> well, i think it's you know, pretty obvious we have to open the spigot and reinstate the xl pipeline. we have to start doing more exploration. we have to unleash the power of the permits and leases. we will also be able to stop spending by passing the bill that was presented in august that says hey, no more -- no more spending, unless spending until we get inflation under control. inflation is connected to energy, joe biden and maggie hassan have reversed that. it's going to take some time, there are bills in place ready to be dropped and i'm ready to

co-sponsor and push the yes button on that, which will begin the process of lowering inflation. >> sandra: the money on the race, you have been outspent but that seems to be changing in the final days. some of your spending commitments were pulled, but then there is this axios report on the ad money given and taken away from the camp. recommitting resources to the national, to the new hampshire senate race days after mcconnell line fund withdrawing 6 million and ad reservations, senate republican campaign committee and super pac are sending mixed signals. what should we take away from that? >> my answer is we have established a grassroots campaign. rick scott, mcdaniel, rnc, everybody has come in to help us with the loss of that money and we have not missed a beat. so we are on it and we are going to win on tuesday.

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