>> 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,

arizona, nevada and georgia still remain toss-ups. it is getting exciting now. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. new "wall street journal" poll show republicans gaining with women. the gop is two points ahead of the left on the congressional ballot. >> todd: "new york times" thinks democrats are failing and have run out of time, the country struggles with high gas prices, inflation and economic uncertainty, democrats acknowledge their kitchen sink approach may be lacking and democrats believe time has run out for any significant shift in strategy that could change the dynamics of the race. >> carley: brooke singman joins us live, tight senate race across the country. brooke. >> brooke: new polling data from crucial races is showing razor thin margin with a week until election day.

take a look in pennsylvania, where a new poll shows democrat john fetterman leading dr. mehmet oz by a single percentage point. fetterman publishing op ed that reads, whether rising crime or rising costs, we need leaders who understand the problems we're going through in pennsylvania and who have the experience and ideas to do something about it. dr. oz pointing out fetterman true position on crime to tucker carlson last night, watch this. >> he's taken the strong stance to protect criminals over desires of innocent and argues if he could wave a magic wand, he would get rid of life sentences. >> brooke: in nevada, adam laxalt leading catherine cortez-masto by one point according to real clear politics

polling average. former president obama making 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 vote for this incredible nevada ticket. >> brooke: adam laxalt pointed out 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 37%, she wants nothing to do with him, even though she supported him every step of the way. >> brooke: in wisconsin, new fox news poll shows senator ron johnson holding lead over mandela barnes and arizona senate race coming down to the wires, blake masters closing in on mark kelly, who is only up by two points in the latest fox

news poll, masters trailed by six points last mongst. in ohio, tim ryan and republican jd vance, in a dead heat, ryan appears to be distancing himself from his party and van nuys vowed to reach across the aisle if elected. >> the answer may be more investment and progressive, we will not know if we don't talk to each other. if we get majority republicans in congress, democrats will be forced to work with us on a couple things and we need to be willing to reach across the aisle, if you are willing to get things done, of course we are willing to work with you. >> brooke: guys, with less than a week until midterms, 20 million americans have cast their ballots.

carley, todd. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you so much. it is so tight in the senate and one big headline with fox news power rankings for the house, there is no predicted outcome where democrats with maintain control of the house. why? because there is a new "wall street journal" poll that shows 71% of voters say the country is heading in the wrong direction. they say the gop has a shift in favor among several voter groups issue including latino voters and women and particularly white suburban women, that group has shifted 26 points away from democrats since august in favor of the gop, now by 15 points and democrats rely on latino voters and suburban women to vote in their direction and their message to the two groups is that republicans are racist and want to take your rights away, which is not true, but it worked in the past and now it is not. it is more than economy and

crime, it is because republicans really for the first time are running diverse slate of candidates and women candidates, as well. >> todd: democrats overplay their hand wildly when it comes to abortion. democrats thought crime and the economy, we don't need to are woy about that, all of a sudden, last minute, we need to worry about crime and the economy and they are paying the price and it shows how out of touch democrats are with the people. the fact they didn't catch on to crime in the economy until the last week before the election shows that they have been out of touch this entire time and they are pushing for identity politics issue not something anybody in the nation want. democrats have come to the table last week, you have people like kathy hochul saying perception of crime is perception, not real. democrats know what real crime is and republicans are

misplaying the data, that is ridiculous. walk down the street in new york city, this is not a data point that republicans are misconstruing, there is real crime and people are scared. that said mark lavine had important warning, he says republicans, you ain't won nothing yet, keep momentum going, get out and vote and if you want a tsunami get people to vote, talk to your friend and neighbors. >> carley: don't believe your eyes, believe what i tell you, remember when president biden said the economy is strong as hell and everybody is feeling the exact opposite or kathy hochul saying crime is a conservative conspiracy when the candidate she is running against was a victim of violent crime, not once, but twice since

running for governor. the president's schedule is interesting and light, will be in new mexico and california, he is going to pennsylvania, but taking former president obama with him and hasn't gone to the battleground states, he is going to arizona and pennsylvania, and he was in nevada yesterday. what president biden is doing, going to deep blue states that have some competitive races, but that is because he is so unpopular and it is drag on the party, how much drag will he be will be decided in just a few days. >> todd: it is places he can't screw up, we are covering every angle with asa hutchins and kellyanne conway. will cain, joe concha and lara trump also on deck, don't go anywhere.

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party, this is different breed of cat. this is deadly -- >> carley: asa hutchins is here to reacts, governor, thank you for joining us. you heard the latest attack from the president, if you vote republican, they will take away your social security and medicare, what do you make of that? >> well, it's too old school to work, this is something this has been dragged out of the tool box for decades and decades and people are smarter than that. secondly, what you're seeing now is that through biden and the democratic leadership, they are turning this into a base election, trying to reinforce their base, get votes out, not reaching out to independents or cross-over voters and that is where it is a signal the momentum is on the gop side,

they are talking about issues that impact suburban women and reach out to hispanics, inflation, energy cost, crime in the streets and resonating and this is really an exciting election, in the sense democracy at work, there is momentum, people are concerned and expressing themselves and democratic message under biden is old school, like i said and simply appealing to hard-core democrats. >> todd: not just biden hurting democrats, democratic governors are hurting themselves and their party, axios claims already beginning to assign blame in the event their party loses winnable states, the culprit is blue state governors and democratic strategist says i think republicans are noticing this, especially in new york, they are not running ads with nancy pelosi and ryan, but with kathy

hochul. why are democratic governors such a drag on their own party right now? >> well, it is because there is a great contrast between a republican governor and democratic governor as how they handle the pandemic. they resorted to mandates and heavy-handed tactics, that is fresh in the minds of the public and so i believe probably the governor's candidates are illustrative of it is difference of parties more than anything else, very proud of the republican governors, how they are doing. i think they are responding in places like oregon, where you have the chance to have a republican governor elected and new york, as you said. the pandemic issue and also how we've handled crime and enforce rule of law and how we're tougher on the border and support what is happening in terms of border security. those

contrasts are real and the fact from blue states, they are moving to red states. arkansas is a good example, we have folks moving in and we're open and attracting businesses and lowering taxes and that contrast is illustrated in races this year. >> carley: interesting gubernatorial races, mentioned oregon and new york and there is arizona and cari lake is beat ing katie hobbs, what do you make of that race? >> cari lake is dynamic, she knows how to get people excited and that is the reason she's leading right now, i don't understand what the democratic candidate is doing, not agreeing to a debate, that is pretty well accepted as necessary in today's world and sends a signal, i don't want to compete, my ideas can't compete.

good signs for republican leadership at the state level, helping to define our nation in terms of openness and improving education, fighting crime, that happens at the state and local level, glad to see candidates running and doing well. >> todd: democrat katie hobbs says she have desire to debate. you will be leaving office as governor in january, speaking of desire, do you have the desire for a presidential run in 2024? >> listen, i have not only desire, great commitment to make sure our country is on the right path in the future, i have children and grandchildren, stay tuned to next year, let's get through and have a successful midterm election because you can't take anything for granted. there will be surprises this

year. >> carley: is that a yes, you will be announcing you are running for president next year? >> it is not decisive yes, it is decisive statement i hope to be engaged in our national message and direction of it, we'll see where that leads next january. >> carley: you said before you deciding to run for president won't be determined on whether the former president trump also enters the race, certainly something to watch. thank you for joining us this morning. thanks, governor. >> ink that you. >> carley: "new york times" is worried about liberal late night shows wondering why conservative outrage is raging better than political satire? >> todd: i'm sure joe concha has the answer, he is next with it. ♪ lp you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought!

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said that democrats are a buzz kill. >> joe: yeah, can i repeat question todd just asked or idea he brought up? you are saying there are scholars that study comedy? how do you do that? >> todd: great question. >> joe: you go to comedy and you laugh, i don't know where to begin, stephen colbert, seth myers, tref noah offer outrage. satire left the building some time ago, the shows are so predictable because of my openia over donald trump. check out this study from george mason university, it found that 97% of the jokes were told about trump, by colbert and fallon alone, jimmy fallon, 455 jokes about trump and just 14 about

joe biden, who provides ample comedic material on a daily basis. it is why gutfeld beats all of them, despite having the case of jimmy kimmel. it is because greg has found his niche audience, that is two-thirds of the country. >> todd: gutfeld is funny, i spend the entire time laughing. the other shows, i am told are abysmally not funny, maybe be funny if you are a late night comedy show. crazy, todd. possible end to affirmative action causing a stir. american enemies don't need to do anything, republicans are doing it on their own and another critic claiming my country is dying. why are people worried about a true meritocracy returning?

>> joe: because they have been used to it for so long, seeing things going the other way in erm its of rewarding people for work and commitment to craft, instead of looking through a prism of color. this country would look different in hillary clinton won in 2016, but trump got to choos gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett, but here we are. it gets worse if -- by controlling the senate, you control who gets confirmed despite who is in the oval office, either way, if we've been looking on social media playoff, major sads, when you look at what people see coming with the election and elon musk taking over twitter. it is depressing place to be online right now. everybody is whining and complaining and it is like late

night comedy. >> carley: affirmative action is race-based admission to college and supreme court is reviewing a case whether or not to end that. if they do, it would be no race involved, no questions on what your race is, it would specifically be your grades and merit based, like todd said. if supreme court votes to overturn this race-based admissions, what do you think the reaction on social media will be? >> joe: the same as the dobbs decision as far as abortion is concerned. everybody is screaming for equality in this country, this is as equality as it gets when it is no longer based on race, how are your grades, what extracurricular activities do you do, do you deserve to go to college? everybody would be behind that,

that is not theis ca, guys. >> todd: people on the left do not want what martin luther king wanted, that is not shocking. thanks, joe. top issue for texas voters border security followed by the economy, white house reeks havoc on the state's energy industry. >> carley: will cain is live in the lone star state and we're cheeking in with him next. ♪

>> todd: florida governor ron desantis campaigning for lee zeldin in his bid to oust democratic incumbent kathy hochul. they both 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 great, we're great for a lot of people, i want all our 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 that will be better for our country if he's elected governor. >> we have issues on our side, people are done with kathy hochul, republicans, democrats,

all together to save the state. >> todd: real clear politics average has lee zeldin trailing kathy hochul by less than 5 percentage points, fox news has the race leaning democrat. lee zeldin would be new york's first republican governor since 2000 significance. >> carley: overnight gas prices rising, less than a week out from the midterm election. president biden claims his policies are driving prices down, blaming pain at the pump on oil companies. >> president biden: because of the actions we've taken, gas prices are coming down at home. the oil industry is not doing the right thing. one by one, major oil companies reported profit for the last two quarters, i mean profit so high it is hard to believe. >> carley: diesel prices are $5.31. mansfield energy is warning of a fuel shofrt shortage this

winter, concern echoed by ceo of south carolina trucking association, here is what he told us this morning. >> refineries have been operating 100 to 102 percent and that is hot. you put them in precarious situation. we have that and we have a problem. >> carley: florida governor rick scott sounding off moments before our show writing "biden has shown he is woefully incapable and dangerously incompetent to move our country in the right direction, we can't give the democrats more time to advance, republicans will unleash affordable american energy by reversing course from dem kra the failed policy and do it on day one." down texas new poll shows abbott ahead of beto o'rourke by nine points and republicans hope the red wave will flip down the

southern border historically blue district. >> todd: fox and friend's will cain having breakfast at allen cafe in allen, texas. great to see you. there has been talk on the left that texas is becoming a purple state. are those reports premature? >> will: there is a moment every election cycle that question of can texas turn purple, could beto o'rourke have a shot for whatever he is running in the latest race? whether or not that is senate, governor, president, we'll find out in a few weeks here, six days what his next election will be about. you get into polling and it shows from 8 to 10 points that governor abbott will be re-elected in texas. i am at the allen cafe, when i was growing up, this unto was

nothing, tiny, a stop on the way from dallas to my hometown of sherman and now it is the epicenter of . who is from texas, who moved from california, why and what is important to them? not in midterm but in the country moving forward. >> carley: top issue for texas is border security by a landslide and there are interesting races in south texas, along the southern border and republican hispanic women are hoping to flip some blue seats red like flor /* -- >> will: those are blue states turning red, my takeaway and will be interesting to talk to voters this morning, my takeaway, if you ignore issues

that are close to home for voters and focus on big abstract concepts, systemic injustice, that is crime in new york, imgragsz in southern texas, inflation nationwide, focus on what affects people close to home in their life. >> todd: so latin x, not a big issue among latino voters in texas, they are concerned about border security, like everybody else? we're looking forward to it, will. >> carley: get the farmer skillet, it is only $10.49, hashbrowns -- >> you been going to the menu, okay. >> carley: with two eggs, any style less than $11. >> will: huge omelet guy, but i trust carley shimkus. eggs over easy over the hash brown. oh, it's a skillet? >> todd: i go for food, i think

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>> carley: capitol police were reportedly not watching the live security feed at the time her husband was attacked. >> todd: jackie ibanez has the details. >> jackie: brooke jenkins was pressed on whether there was security in place at pelosi's residence at the time of the attack, here is how she responded. >> there was no security present, there was no capitol police, no private security present at the time. >> carley: that answer comes as sources tell fox news capitol

police officers were not monitoring surveillance, had been watching many cameras around dc, including the capitol complex. an officer saw police lights outside the pelosi residence which alerted them to the attack. there is an investigation this morning, there are questions surrounding david depape's case. >> how do you complain about misinformation, when you are the da who is not releasing information, not giving the public information they need? >> jackie: depape pleaded not guilty to residential burglar and assault with deadly weapon, court filings reveal, he told

police, i didn't want to hurt him, you know this was a suicide mission, i will not do nothing, even if it cost me my life. house speaker nancy pelosi did visit her husband yesterday as he expected to have a long recovery from the attack. >> todd: new yorker blaming right wing mother for tension between parents and school board. >> carley: moms for liberty claim teachers are indoctrinating teachers with dangerous ideology. i am sure lara trump has a lot of thoughts on that, she joins us now, what do you think of that assessment blaming patterns, lara? >> lara: they are putting it all out there, it is a terrible strategy, if there is anything we took away from the governor's race in virginia one year ago,

when glenn youngkin became governor of a solid blue state, virginia, it is inner pas will do anything they need to do to protect their children, even and especially crossing party lines and voting for people who are not in their original political party. parents didn't need to be told what their children were learning in school, when they were home locked down for so long, parents saw first hand what kids were learning, they saw critical race theory, saw kids learning about inappropriate manners that should never be taught in schools. they have seen the books kids are bringing home. they do not need anyone to tell them anything, they saw it first hand and now seen how far behind children are fallen, our kids are so far behind and any parent

who dare speak out and say wait a minutes, we ought to have a hand what our kids are learning in school, they were labeled terrorists by the biden administration, parents don't need to be told what is happening, they saw for themselves and you will see this midterm election, people coming out inef dros, voting down ticket from governor races, senate, house, down to the school board for republicans in a way i don't think we have ever seen before because they are fed up, ready to protect kids, the future of our country and shame on anyone trying to make parents feel badly for doing so. >> todd: shame on randi weingarten, attacking parents. >> who is investing in public schools, who is ptekting democracy? who are the publish solvers?

on the other side, the other side who is stocking up resentment, anger and fear? who is using kids as political pawns? who is banning books? who is tearing down the democracy? >> todd: she seems to have a lot of rage toward those who call her out and a lot of questions, that entire sound bite was questions, can you help her, lara? >> lara: i wish i could. it was teachers union who colluded to ep coo schools out of schools to keep schools shut down when kids could have been in there learning, it was a safe environment and we know that, the teachers unions donate most money to democrats, they are out on the stump trying to do anything possible to salvage a med term race they know they have already lost temperature is absolutely absurd, of course, to

hear from randi weingarten, we shouldn't expect anything less, it is clear her and her cohort of people and teachers unions stopped a long time ago, i don't think this tactic will work well for them. >> carley: education is a major point of concern. thank you for joining us. >> lara: you got it, thanks, guys. >> carley: power rankings are out and show a decisive victory for republicans in the house. >> todd: the senate, still a jump ball, four pivotal races up for grabs. kellyanne conway is here with her midterm predictions, do not go anywhere.

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going to vote out the folks who have no credible response. three most poisonous words the democrats have said in a while: defund the police. they are trying to walk it back. joe biden pretends it never happened. kamala harris pretends she was never donating money to a bail fund for hardened criminals, murderers, she did. and this will saddle the democratic party for a long time because not only have they not properly resourced our law enforcement, they have not properly respected our law enforcement. >> carley: kellyanne the fox news power ranking 12 house races in favor of republicans just one week before the midterms. over in the senate two races are moving to the right. the big toss-up races, nevada, arizona, georgia, pennsylvania, still remain just that, toss-ups. six days until the election. what do you make of this picture and what are some of the races that you will be watching the closest? >> yeah. so the fox news power rankings,

the nonpartisan cook report, they have all been shifting seats, carley, that went double digits for joe biden two short years ago over to either from likely to lean democratic or to toss-up and this is a -- this is a very recent shift. and it's based on the fundamentals going the republican way. the advantage the republicans have double dignity over 30% on inflation, on crime, even on immigration. an issue that we were told for years was going to hurt the republican party, that donald trump was going to ruin the republican party because of immigration. turns out, many americans agree with border security and not having fentanyl as the number one killer 18 to 44-year-olds. what i'm watching four critical senate seats obviously particularly in arizona, nevada, pennsylvania, and georgia. of course, that would mean ohio is in the republican column. that's a defended republican held seat this time. it's an open seat. but i have been bullish about predicting for a while now republicans taking control of both the house and the senate.

i'm looking at two dozen or so seats in the house a clear path for kevin mccarthy to be the next speaker of the house republicans having 52 or 53 in the senate. something else has to happen. discipline between now and next tuesday and a lack of november surprises. we have all heard about october surprises. but here we we are it's november. if the fundamental state is the same and the democrats don't do what they fail to do for the last two years. come up with affirmative, compelling optimistic message for americans, republicans will have a good night. >> todd: one thing that the democrats are trying to do to get republicans to take the bait is on this new attack line that republicans want to cut social security and medicare. here is president biden on that. >> >> you have been paying social security your whole life, you earned it. now, these guys want to take it away. who in the hell do they think they are? >> we are under sij by our republican friends.

>> todd: is that social security medicare a lie getting traction with the voters specificfully those states where there are a lot of retirees i'm looking at i'm looking at arizona and i'm looking at nevada. >> and he said it in florida, of course. and look, it's not getting traction. it's not getting traction. because it is a lie. and it's not the first or 1,000th time that the democrats have lied about that. in fact, this drew four pinocchios fact checker at "the washington post." no friend republicans ever. no good poll ever came out of there by the way. this will not work. also, i feel like the content is a lie. the tone is so deaf to what voters care about right now. this president really is not listening. this party is not responding to the concerns. they want optimism. they want hopefulness. even when they deploy the much more popular barack obama, where is the hope and change guy? it's all gloom and doom. very negative. you have got president biden

saying we're under siege by the republicans. this is not what people who are struggling to pay the monthly bills and worried about crime and education loss. et cetera. this is not what he want this to hear. >> carley: kitchen table issues. kellyanne conway thank you for joining us this morning appreciate it? >> all the pleasure the best to your audience. >> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: just six days out from election day. >> razor thin margins. >> do what? >> in ohio democrat tim ryan and republican j.d. vance in a dead heat. >> i plan to be an independent voice for the people of ohio. >> we have to solve these problems. >> the horrifying night for police in newark, new jersey after two officers were shot in the line of duty. state and federal authorities are certaining for the suspect. >> going from apartment to apartment now. >> pleading not guilty in his first court hearing. >> sources tell fox news