10 p.m. eastern, joined by dr. oz, herschel walker, jd vance, axalt. our final town hall before the good news starts on election night. i cannot wait, i'm so excited. i'm such a political geek. gutfeld is next. >> todd: just six days out from election day and fox news power rankings suggest republicans will take control of the house by 19 seats. democrats to win all 26 toss-up races to keep control of the lower chamber. >> carley: it is a jumpball in the senate, both parties hold a path to victory, decided by four races in a dead heat. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro, a new

"wall street journal" poll shows republicans gaining support among latino voters and women as president biden's economy deals democrats a decisive blow putting the gop two points ahead of the left on congressional ballot. >> carley: brooke singman is breaking down the critical races we're following across the country, brooke. >> brooke: new polling data from the nation's crucial races showing razor-thin margins with just a week until election day. in pennsylvania, new poll shows democrat john fetterman leading dr. oz by single percentage point. fetterman publishing op ed that reads, whether rise in crime or cost, we need leaders who understand problems we're going through in pennsylvania and have the experience and ideas to do something about it. dr. oz pointing out john fetterman's true position on crime to tucker carlsson last

night. watch this. >> taken a strong chance to protect criminals over the innocent and want to release one-third of all prisoners. if he could wave a magic wand, he would get rid of life sentences. >> brooke: in nevada, adam laxalt leading cortez masto by one point. former president obama making the democrats pitch to voters in nevada last night. listen. >> we may not fix our problems overnight, but we can make things better and better is worth fighting for. put down your phones and do what? vote. vote for incredible nevada democratic ticket. >> brooke: laxalt pointed out, a major figure was nowhere to be seen last night. >> joe biden came out west,

skipped nevada, you think that would be a big deal, right? he's at 37%, she wants nothing to do with him, even though she supported him every step of the way. >> brooke: in wisconsin, new poll shows ascertain ron johnson holding three-point lead over challenger mandela barnes and republican blake masters closing in on incumbent mark kelly, who is up by two points in the latest fox news poll. masters trailed by six points last month. and democratic congressman tim ryan and jd vance in a dead heat. ryan appeared to be distancing himself from his party and vancevowed to reach across the aisle if elected.

>> some of the answer may be conservative, some may be progr progressive, we will not know if we don't talk to each other. >> the democrats will be forced to work with us on a couple of things and we need to be willing to reach across the aisle, if you are willing to get things done for the sake of this country, we're willing to work with you. >> brooke: guys, with less than a week until the midterm, 20 million americans have cast ballots. carley, todd. >> carley: thank you, the pennsylvania supreme court banning undated or misdated mail-in ballots from being counted, effective immediately. it will order board of election to segregate and preserve the invalid ballots. republican national chair woman ronna mcdaniel says the gop just secured massive election integrity win in pennsylvania. republicans went to court, now

democrats have to follow the law. >> todd: and ron desantis campaigning for lee zeldin in his bid to oust kathy hochul. they joined sean hannity last night. >> i've had so many people move from new york so frustrated with the poor governance up there. florida is greats, we're a great spot for a lot of people, i want all states to do well. from crime to fiscal mismanagement to covid restrictions, new york has gotten it wrong. lee zeldin will get it right and i think that will be better for our country if he's elected governor. >> we have issues on our side, people are done with kathy hochul, all together as new yorkers to be able to save this state. >> todd: real clear politics list this race as toss-up, lee zeldin 5 percentage points

behind kathy hochul, this would be the first republican governor elected since 2006. democrats facing another challenge, recent cnn op ed says millennials and gen-zers tend to lean left, it is clear in this midterm election, democrats have not energized the youth vote and may not be able to count on young people as key part of their coalition. >> carley: carolyn levitt is running to be the youngest woman ever elected to congress, good morning. you are 25 years old. you are tapped into the youth vote and the cnn op ed said lack of youth could cost democrats the majority in this election cycle, where do you think democrats are going wrong and how might you use this to your advantage? >> i am running to take back the

majority from the democrats, they are haves detrimental impact on millennial americans who have long supported democratic party because their message is powerful, they promise they can cancel student debt and that is a false promise and would be horrible for the economy, if we don't support policyings with the green new deal, that is not true either. radical economic agenda the democratic party that has been pushed is costing young folks, the american dream has never been more unattainable for young americans. mortgage rates 10%, inflation 8.2%, young people care about their pocket book and it is my mission to help the republican party. >> todd: old, rich, white liberal, that seems like something the youth of america

doesn't want. >> that is right. we saw that throughout the covid-19 pandemic, democratic elitists in hollywood and california and democrat-run cities across the country forcing students out of school for twoer yoos, missing prom and athletic game, missing college graduation while they party at ritzy homes and cocktail parties. the republican party is the party of the working man and women, we want to uplift all americans, regardless of religion or creed, lowering taxes for all and ensuring the american dream for my generation. it's never been more unattainable and it is my goal to wake up the hearts and minds of young people, we're doing that in one of the most competitive house districts in the country. we are a week away fromip >>ing this district red, key pickup on the pathway to

majority in know judge. >> carley: you worked with kayleigh mcenany as assistant press secretary and she told me you are a rock star and a hard-core go-getter and reminded me of the time trump was in office and would handwrite letters to families whose young children were murdered because of rise in crime and she told me that was your idea for the president to do that, i thought that was interesting. what was your thinking there and crime is a major issue on the minds of americans, how would you address that issue? >> well, having served for president trump alongside kayleigh mcenany, i can tell you the president cared deeply about victims across this country, crime victims, their lives were taken far too short and the president made sure she was reaching out to families and we're seeing rise in crime under democratic policies across this country and the biggest city in my homestate of new hampshire, a

man this past week was shot in the head in broad daylight. this is impacting every state due to bail reform and defunding of local law enforcement. my opponent voted to strip immunity away from law enforcement. i support men and women in blue, i'm honored to have the support of law enforcement across new hampshire. i will stand behind them. we will not have a country for very long without law enforcement. >> carley: your race is being considered one of the most competitive across the country, best of luck to you come next week, next tuesday, down to the wire. carolyn levitt, thank you for joining us. capitol police were not watching the live security feed from house speaker nancy pelosi's home at the time her husband was assaulted by a

hammer-wielding attacker. >> todd: jackie ibanez has details, jacky. >> jackie: district attorney brook brooke jenkins was pushed on whether there was an alarm system in place at the time of the attack, here is how she responded. >> there was no security present, there was no capitol police or private security present at the time. >> jackie: sources tell fox news capitol police officers were not monitoring surveillance, had been watching a live feed from the capitol complex while monitoring the feeds and an officer saw lights on dark street outside the residence and that alerted them to the attack. they wait for evidence to lead to more and more questions surrounding david papape's case. >> i don't understand what the

basis is for not releasing the 911 call, not releasing the body cam. how do you complain about misinformation when you're the one, the da in this case who is not releasing information, who is not giving the public the information they need? >> jackie: yesterday depapeshg pleaded not guilty to assault with a deadly weapon, court filings reveal he told police, i didn't want to hurt him, this was a suicide migsz, i'm not going to stand here and do nothing, even if it costs me my life. house speaker nancy pelosi visited her husband yesterday as he recovers from the attack. >> carley: jesse waters wants to know why key information is being withheld. >> why didn't the alarm go off when depape broke in, san

francisco is experiencing -- this house is so exposed, you can break into the house of a person who is third in line to the presidency that easy and they caught the perp and he is behind bars. he smashed paul's head in with a hammer and the da thinks she needs to hold back key details from the public. not like hammer man is still out and police don't want to tip off the investigation. >> carley: san francisco district attorney says her office is being careful with the facts to prevent misinformation. >> todd: police are going door to door searching for the suspect who shot two new jersey police officers in broad daylight yesterday. the officers were serving warrant to kendall howard and

the officers could not find him, but as they were leaving, howard opened fire. the officers returned fire, but the suspect got away, both officers are in stable condition. 273 officers have been shot in the line of duty nationwide so far this year. and take a look at this, a brazen burglar in texas caught on camera, three masked suspects soon rummaging through the back room of a sneaker store in forth worth. they bagged hundreds of dollars of high-end shoes even after the owner put in extra gates, window bars and security. the owner is offering a reward, chad, that security footage must make you so mad to watch. luckily, they did not get away with as much as they wanted to because of the security measures you put inis pla, tell us about

that. >> absolutely. i have alarms on every door, bars on every door, glass break sensors, everything to prevent this from happening. had to take 10 to 15 minutes for them to get into the door. there is another wall of steel doors to get to the main display room in the store, thankfully the thieves were only able to get to the storage room, which only had one right sneaker in each box. >> todd: smart move, but shocking you need to do that in a sneaker store to keep your merchandise safe, crime across all of fort worth has seen uptick,ip 4%, assault up sic % and burglar up 8%. do people feel safe in forth worth anymore? >> i definitely feel safe personally fort worth. it is a sad thing going on, i think it is a sad thing, you can

see in my video, these kids are young and hopefully they can turn themselves around and won't continue in this wrong direction. >> carley: have police told you who the guys might be or the chance of catching them? >> we have a few leads, nothing i can discuss in this exact moment. >> todd: as a store owner, you have had to deal with a lot of stuff like this, just worrying about it, are criminals more embolden than they were five years ago? >> i definitely think so. this industry itself takes hits like this all the time. you can see it, i mean, all the time, they are bolder, people don't have as much money at this point, i feel people are taking more risk just to get by and it is sad reality that we are living in. >> todd: it is sad reality, chad, you are doing everything to prevent it.

chad stewart, best of luck. >> i appreciate it. >> todd: energy independence on the ballot tuesday, but president biden still passing the buck. >> president biden: the oil industry is not doing the right thing, major oil companies reported profit for the last two quarters, profits so high it is hard to believe. >> todd: senator rick scott says republicans are ready to address this day one, you'll hear from him next. >> carley: part of the show we have lined up, kellyanne conway, arkansas governor, asa hutchins, lara trump and joe concha here live. don't go anywhere.

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>> carley: back with a fox news alert, tension boiling in east asia, north korea launches 17 missiles toward their southern neighbors, one landing close to south korean water for first time since division of the peninsula, in 1945. launching their own tests, the country says it shows will to respond to any north koreian prove occasion including missile and capacity and readiness to

target the enemy. >> todd: back at home, gas prices rising to $3.76. >> carley: president biden claims his policies are driving prices down, kevin corke joins us with more, kevin issue good morning. >> kevin: good morning to you, they swear they are making progress, but they don't like it so much when you point out their role in driving up cost of energy in the first place, that is what critics say about president trump's chest bumping, which he did yesterday in miami. >> president biden: because of actions we are taking, gas prices are down. $3.25, when it was $5 when i took office this summer issue the oil industry is not doing the right thing. one by one, major oil companies reported profit for the last two

quarters. profit so high it is hard to believe. >> kevin: ah, true nationwide average is $3.76, down from the summer's record high of $5 and a penny a gallon issue but it is also way up from where it was when biden took office when it was just $2.39 at conclusion of the trump administration. the white house wants to direct your focus toward how much better things are now than they were, republicans on capitol hill, don't believe the hype. this from rick scott. biden has shown he is capable and dangerously incompetent to move our country in the right direction. republicans will unleash save and reliable and affordable american energy by reversing course from democrat failed policy and do it on day one.

that is the ultimate sales pitch say republicans, you want high gas prices, soaring food cost and high heating cost, stay the course with democrats, if you want change, better vote for it on tuesday. >> i encourage everybody toic take their electric bill, their oil bill, their food bill into the voting booth with them and look at it because it is going to double in december, triple in january, we're going to have no natural gas left, we'll have blackouts, schools will be closed, people will be freezing. >> kevin: dire warnings there from the general, speaking of he's surged ahead of maggie hassan in polling in the battle for one of new hampshire's senate seats and energy may prove to be the tipping point in that race and many others. >> todd: public energy, kevin

corke at $4.25. >> kevin: my man. >> carley: everyday. we love you, thank you. top field supplier with this warning on the diesel shortage, mansfield advisory says poor pipeline shipping economics and low diesel inventory are causing shortages throughout the southeast. actual fuel prices are currently $30 to $80 centses higher than posted market average because of supply is tight. rick todd is president and ceo of the south carolina trucking association and joins us now. good morning. how big of a deal is the diesel shortage and what does it mean for everyday americans? >> good morning. thanks for having me, talking about the hype, truckers feel the hurt. supply chain challenges keep coming. truckers pay pretty much cash for fuel, they don't get paid for sometimes 30 days or more,

it really hurts. cash flow is king. >> carley: cash flow is king, national average for gallon of diesel is their 5.31 this morning and average cost is $4.96 in south carolina, what does it normally cost to fill up a truck with dees and he will how much is it costing right now? >> well, the price about what it is, here $15 to $.20 more per gallon in next couple weeks, that adds to pain at the pump. most truckers have saddle tanks, fuel containers on the side of the truck 100 gallon a piece, maybe 200, that is 200 gallons, times $5 per gallon, that is gold at that point. >> carley: diesel powers the economy, if it is really expensive, what is the trickle-down effect of this?

>> there is no way any company can absorb cost increases like this and any business will not stay in business very long. the larger fleets are a little bit better position to deal with these conditions, smaller fleets and like 91% of the nation's truck fleet, companies have six or fewer trucks, we're talking about main street type businesses and it is a huge drain on them to keep up with costs. they try to pass them on, rarely able to at 100%. >> carley: what is causing the diesel shortage? >> combination of bad policy, but a lot of things are beyond our control. there is seasonal demands that peak, since 2007. diesel powers the whole industrial world and it will for sometime. we don't have the refining capacity, we haven't built a

refinery since 1977. you got a drought in the midwest, so shipping channels like the mississippi river are too low to have much velocity there, a pending railroad strike or potential for a railroad strike. you add those things together and plus bad policies which have tightened supply and that is what we're dealing with. >> carley: you bring up a good point talking about refineries, refineries, it is not we haven't built one since the '70s, they are shutting down and turning into biofuel facilities, it sounds like that would be good place to start with investment or this could be a long-term problem. we should, have to as a country, take a longer-term view, do everything we can, in the meantime, stick with what works until you can replace it and make sure that when you do replace it, it is scaleable.

nobody wants to be force fed any alternative technology or anything until they are done, so i think we put ourselves in this situation unnecessarily, refineries operating 100 to 102% and that is hot. put them in precarious situation, they could have a problem and shut down and then we really would have a problem. >> carley: just ahead of christmas, gifts could be more expensive and nobody wants to deal with that, thanks for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> ink thank you. >> latest on social media front, elon musk is stirring thingings up at twitter and says blue check marks will come at a cost, we have details on that. >> todd: will carley and i pay? ron desantis says president biden is upon hadding his campaign by bringing democrats message to florida. >> it is in kind contribution to

my campaign and make the offer publicly, we will underwrite him to stay in florida for the rest of the campaign, if joe wants to stay. >> todd: quite a burn there, miami mayor france sushg arez joins us, don't go anywhere. are joins us, don't go anywhere. are us, don't go anywhere. uarez joi us, don't go anywhere.

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where are leftist politicians showing how tough they are on the border, have they come out and denounced this attack by illegals in el paso? the union says democratic lawmakers are not stepping up and with the midterm election, arizona gubernatorial candidate cari lake edging outicaty hobbs. lake called out hobbs. >> she has terrible policy and pushing to make sure arizona looks less like arizona and more like california. that is not what people want. people are scared to death of remote possibility of somebody as unqualified katie hobbs.

>> carley: katie indicate /* ka hobbs says she has no desire to -- >> todd: charlie is running against donald trump incarnate, the way he deals and denies, and biden campaign in florida, former president obama visiting nevada to throw his weight behind catherine cortez-masto. going after medicare and social security, i don't know where y'all been. >> we may not fix our problems overnight, but we can make things better. >> todd: miami mayor, francis

suarez joins me now. is that lie about social security and medicare landing with the voters? >> absolutely not. that is first i hear of it, i don't know where it came from, i think they are desperate, there is a week to go until the election, the president and democrats have abandoned florida as electoral. they have been outperformed about every single level. i think they are grasping at straws at this point, trying to fearmonger on issues not connected to anything i ever heard of >> todd: democrats must think republicans are stupid to not do research on this lie that social security is going away. take a listen to what he had to say about the president campaigning in florida. >> i think it is in-kind contribution to my campaign and want to make the offer publicly,

we will underwrite him to stay in florida for the rest of the campaign, joe wants to stay, it will be on our dime and love for the people of florida to be reminded democrats in this state are with biden 100% of the time. >> todd: that joke underscoring obvious question, why is joe biden campaigning in florida, where there are not any competitive races he can sway when they send president obama to nevada? >> not sure anywhere he can go he would help democratic candidates with record-level inflation, with crime in urban america up all across the country, where is he going to go to help anybody, i think they sent him to a place where they know they are going to lose to not do harm anywhere else. historic lows, he will not help

anywhere in the country right now. >> todd: i think you are right, he could be least liable there. deem in florida worry about losing miami dade count. republicans gain ground on congressional ballot, up two points over democrats, thanks to creasing support from women and latino voters. miami-dade is latino county, is that clear indication republicans know their goose is cooked because they are losing the latino vote? >> yeah, if you look at history of miami-dade, republicans haven't won in that county since jeb bush was governor. trump lost miami-dade by 30 against hillary, narrowed to eight points where he ran

against biden in 2020. we have been systematically making gains in miami-dade county, the fact that the gop message is resonating with hispanic voters has been helpful, the other issue, democrats have abandoned hispanic voters. look at calling them latin x or saying they are like san antonio tacos or look at the fact biden was coddling over oil, the fact venezuela knowas and cubans get upset when they roll back the trump policies on cuba. policies matter to hispanics, they don't want to see their country become a socialist country, that message resonates with hispanics. >> todd: they care about the economy, the economy for all races including latinos.

francis suarez, thank you, we appreciate it. >> carley: listen to this, legal experts expect supreme court will ban affirmative action policy at institutions. jonathan turley saying chief justice roberts apeered to be losing patience with harvard's council, the challengers had a better day before the court. justice samuel alito appears frustrated when harvard attorney refused to answer the question about why asian american unt stereos receive lower personal scores on applications than other races and says the only thing colleges should be looking at is work ethic. we have assault on meritocracy and excellence, assault on the american soul.

why most legal immigrants come to this country and we're at risk of losing it unless we end affirmative action, which the court has opportunity to do right now. >> todd: inflation is sky high across the country. >> carley: many owners unable to pay last month's rent because of the cost, we will speak to a panel of them after this. ♪

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>> todd: gop lawmakers asking elon musk to release record. in letter to self-proclaimed chief twit, james comer writes, following your recent acquisition of twitter, we hope you will correct this error made by the company's former leadership and provide americans with transparency, comer is asking elon musk to turn over the records and elon musk wants people paying for twitter, to tout a new monthly fee to keep blue checkmarks, hinting at $8

fee instead of initial people saying it would cost $20. another quote, to all complainers, please continue to complain, but it will cost $8, allowing users to edit tweets for up to 30 minutes after posting. >> carley: american business owners are unable to make last month's rent thanks to rising cost. teresabowman works in salt lake city and we have a bodega owner with us and distiller in california. good morning, great to see you all small business owners from different parts of the country. this report small business owners are having a hard time paying rent, is this something

you can sympathize with? >> most definitely. it is hard right now. >> carley: how so? >> the cost of inflation has gone up so much and our cost of goods and it just makes it hard to pay everything else, plus we need to pay more to employees, or they will find other jobs somewhere else. they work on laptop at home for $20, in a salon that is basically what they are making $20 an hour. >> carley: and you own a bodega, you are dealing with inflation, crime and theft, how bad is it for you? >> it is very bad, very bad because inflation is killing us, whatever percentage we could make will back again to the market so it mean you are not making money, you are making

money to give money back. >> carley: and aaron -- go ahead, finish your thought. >> got to pay employees and pay them more, there are many options for them to go and you must give them more than you are supposed to on top of what you have to pay. >> carley: thatten moos sometimes things are costing more for the consumer, so it is trickle-down effect that is affecting everybody and aaron, that is sort of your story, right? you sent notes to our producer and you say inflation is impacting everything, whether greed greed -- ingredients, gas, rent, what is your story? >> inflation has been out of control since 2021. >> i think we -- >> i get e-mails from suppliers saying the cost of ingredients is going up again, cost of sugar, which is huge in

production of my products have gone up 20 to 30% in the last year and freight has doubled. i have to pay $400, instead of $200 to get something shipped from los angeles. >> carley: it feels we are having a different form of the same conversation for the past two years, it is difficult to be a small business owner. during the pandemic issue it was lockdown and labor shortages and now inflation. what has the most difficult part for you been and are you concerned that you might not be able to make it through this? >> it has been definitely hard, the hardest part is finding employees and people to work at affordable cost that we can afford to keep them. that has been our biggest concern. >> carley: there is a big governor race in new york in six days, what would you like to see change after the midterm

elections? >> the inflation, where we are going, how are we going to survive if the margin they are giving can not keep us moving forward? are we going to keep going this way? basically they are telling us to close our door. we have a landlord and have to deal with, maet inflation, so many things and insecurity again. >> carley: aaron, quickly, before we let you go, came brings up a good point, inflation will take a while to get down, how long can you hold on? >> i don't know, we're taking it day-by-day right now, i was hoping we would get a reprieve over the summer, but it seems to be going back up again, no sign of slowing down. >> carley: you are all hard-working small business owners and we thank you and thank you go for joining us this morning. thank you all. >> thank you. >> carley: now turning to this, final fox news power rankings

are out and show victory for republicans in the house. >> todd: what about the senate, carley shimkus? big story there, too, races tighten in all four must-win battlegrounds, keep it here on "fox and friends first"s, the 5 a.m. hour will be amazing. ♪

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>> carley: final fox new power rankings says republicans will win decisive house majority next tuesday. 12 races shifting toward gop, including number of races in blue states and fox news projectses republicans will secure 223 to 249 seats in the house. >> todd: fight for the senate anybody's game, democrats and republicans have a path to win as races in pennsylvania