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 that

capitol police officers weren't monitoring surveillance at the pelosi residence. >> there was no capitol police. there was no private security present at the time. >> gas prices now rising to $3.76. >> president biden claims his policies are driving prices down. >> gas prices are coming down. >> the oil industry is not doing the right thing. >> flies it to center field. mccormick is going back. he is at the track, he is at the the wall. gone. wow. monstrous blast. ♪ ♪ >> steve: sixth days until the voting starts. as you look live at capitol hill where the balance of power for the house of representatives, senate and the congress hangs in the balance. we should know in about seven days, maybe. currently on it is 57 degrees. going for a daytime high of

70 degrees. and sunrise, by the way, is going to be at 7:37 this morning. >> ainsley: i can't believe it's november 2nd. >> brian: i know outside i came n a tank top and shorts. that's how hot -- it feels like august. i fully screwed up. >> steve: don't you have the apple watch that has the weather on it. >> brian: apple watch interesting thing it's doing slowly dessen grating. it just slowly stops doing everything. until they make you go back to the apple store and get a new one. >> steve: i will be darn. >> brian: basically my apple watch saying i'm reluctantly keeping time. from doing everything to doing my laundry now it's gradually doing almost nothing. >> steve: my apple watch tells us that we have a big show today that starts with this: >> ainsley: well, every morning until the election day, we only have six more days we are visiting key states across our country to hear what you the voters are thinking before you are going to head to the polls. >> brian: let's head down to allen, texas where "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain is live at the allen cafe.

hey, will. >> will: hey, good morning, brian, ainsley, steve, yes. welcome to a home game for will cain. welcome dough allen, texas right here at the allen cafe. do you know what i think is going to be fascinating and talking to you guys from collin county texas. where i grew up and i grew up 30 minutes that way and now i live 30 minutes that way. my dad was a small town lawyer in sherman, texas, callen county is one of the most conservative in the state. don't get pulled over. law and order county be careful. it's changed a bit. fastest growing. people from california. huge companies moving here. toyota, state farm. now you see stories like drag queen story hour showing up every once in awhile. still a conservative district symbolic of the growth and change happening in texas. it will be interesting to hear from people today about how that is all going down.

>> steve: absolutely. will, how far did you have to drive out to get to allen, texas? >> will: this morning i drove 25 minutes, steve. [applause] it's central time. that means i got up in the 3s, steve. when you are -- the alarm had a 3 as the first number which is never good. >> ainsley: we know how it feels. >> steve: we do that every day. >> ainsley: we do. thank you, will, checking in with you throughout the morning. i am interested to hear what those voters are going to say. sounds like more democrats are moving in there based on what you said. >> steve: more fair and balanced. >> ainsley: that's right. an encouraging sign for republicans as campaigns go to overdrive ahead of election day. >> steve: and the final fox news power rankings predict the democrats face an uphill battle to maintain control of both houses of congress. >> brian: kevin corke is live in washington with those power ranking projections. hey, kevin. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and b.k. democrats have actually, to use

a little baseball, made a call to the bullpen, summoning president biden's former boss, barack obama in the hopes of averting a g.o.p. red wave in the midterms coming up next week. former president said to make remarks today in the grand canyon state of arizona where key races are definitely tightening. and the g.o.p., without a doubt, has momentum. let me first show you the arizona senate latest survey from fox news. as you see right there kelly leading masters but it is within the margin of error and by the way i should point out libertarian candidate mark victor has dropped out of that race and throwing his support behind mr. masters who you probably know was down by 6 points in the very same survey conducted back in september. that should tell you a bit more about the g.o.p.'s momentum. speaking of momentum. let me show you the arizona gubernatorial race. kari lake out in front of ms. hobbes. 47-46. there some polling out there, i

should tell you this where lake is up by significantly more. >> by the size of our crowds, the enthusiasm i'm seeing, the people who have never been involved in politics who are jumping in and very enthusiastic about this, i'm telling you, we have a movement, this isn't a campaign, it's a movement on the ground here in arizona. >> kari lake speaking to my good friend trace gallagher last night on fox news at night. meantime. >> close races in arizona are beginning to look a lot like what we are seeing nationwide, guys, with republicans pulling even and in many cases farther ahead of democrats. let me show you the fox news house power rankings. right thought projection 223-186. still 26 toss-ups. how about the senate side? 49-47, four toss-ups yet to be played out. and as for those toss-ups,

arizona, georgia, nevada and pennsylvania. those are the close races in the senate. and on those hotly contested senate races, in each instance, the g.o.p. candidate is either in the lead or within the margin of error and, of course, just one week from today we will know a lot more about who will be wielding the power of government right here in washington. should make for a great week on the ground, guys, i can't wait to tell you all about it. >> brian: kevin, we have to remember what polls were right and wrong. they are all over the place. siena, "new york times" poll has republicans losing just about every close race. emerson poll has zeldin down big. and then you have the gibraltar poll has him up 1. we have to remember who to count on two years from now. would you jot that down? would you save this tape? >> you know what? i'm keeping score for you, brother. because i usually do this each and every election cycle. some polls, some surveys, b.k., are a lot more reliable than others. we will find out a lot more. >> ainsley: i like the real clear politics because that's an

average of all of them. steve: all the polls, indeed. >> ainsley: barack obama is going to arizona today blake masters and mark kelly are tied in that third party libertarian candidate dropped out of the race and endorsed masters for senate. >> brian: huge. >> ainsley: that could be big for him. he is going to be on our show u.s. senate candidate coming up at 8:00 a.m. >> steve: in the meantime you i am sure you were watching last night. if you tuned in 6:00 it was a special "special report" he and martha mccallum were holding a town hall from the great state of ohio. what they did have both the candidates. tim ryan long time politician and j.d. vance a political newcomer. they were not on the stage simultaneously. they spoke to them one at a time. mr. ryan was first. j.d. vance was second. and they talked about all the things that were of interest to folks in ohio because ohioans would ask about crime and the economy and abortion. >> 22 weeks is the law in ohio

right now. that's more than four and a half months -- it's five months pregnant. i mean five months is a long time of being pregnant. so that's not an okay time to -- 22 weeks? you don't agree with your state law. >> no, i don't agree with our safety law at all. because, if you get raped in ohio, it is state mandated pregnancy. >> martha: you have five months to have that abortion in ohio. >> well, you would. but sometimes -- sometimes if there ask a medical necessity, if there is a medical problem, you don't know that until the end. i'm pro-life. i am pro-life. there is a very, very important question about whether this should happen at the federal level or at the state level. i hand to think it should be a little bit of a mix. how far is going to want to have a different abortion policy than california. every person in ohio whether you are pro-choice or pro-life like i am absolutely should be able to make that decision. >> steve: they asked -- they followed up with mr. ryan about abortion. wouldn't have you any limits? he said he would go back to roe, which really didn't have any limits because, essentially what bret and martha were trying to

get out of them was, you know, shouldn't -- isn't 22 weeks enough? but mr. ryan felt like well, let's go back to roe. which we have heard a lot. >> carley: inflation is the number one issue because everyone is feeling that you know, senior citizens, a lot of them would care about abortion. some of them are saying that's not something that i'm going to have to deal with in my life but inflation is because you go to the grocery store and we are paying more for everything. >> steve: everyday. >> ainsley: once a premier battleground state in 2004 george w. bush won. 2008 and 12 president obama won that state by less than 5 points. 2016 and 20 the state went for trump. vance is the best-selling author. he was a former hedge fund executive and he was endorsed by president trump. and trump was there at a rally with him in september and said ryan is just pretending to be a moderate. he's not. he is radical left. ryan says he differs from president biden on the border security and student debt relief. >> brian: yeah, i mean, that's the frustrating thing is that

are you the person who your vote says you are or are you saying who you are now? without admitting i have changed my mind. one thing about tim ryan, you cannot find the word democrat in any of his material. he says it's a poison news, toxic mix. why did you vote with nancy pelosi the entire time? i admit tim ryan, when he first came out of the box he said i'm going to be a moderate. took on nancy pelosi. he refers to the old tim ryan, not the one that ran for president who seems to be pro-criminal, light on crime, never voted for the border wall. never voted to crack down on things like we saw yesterday with the storming on the border. never expressed any outrage about that. so, then he is saying i'm a moderate democrat which is reflective of the people of ohio. fine. but, where were you when manufacturing was leaving. where were you over the last few years taking on your own party? you were invisible. so, unless you are going to admit i have changed my mind on everything, i think you are

duping the american public. last night he was pretending that he didn't have a track record on all of this. >> steve: well, it was very telling when he was asked by a won about, you know, you voted for the inflation reduction act. how is that going to reduce my inflation now? and he said, truthfully and said in the short-term it's not going to then he said people need tax cuts to help them through this time. 40% of the country doesn't pay federal tax. so they don't need a federal tax cut. what they need is they need cheaper energy. and his party refuses to expand domestic oil production because if they did that would bring the price down and ketchup wouldn't be 8 bucks, mayonnaise wouldn't be $9. a box of cereal wouldn't be $10. >> ainsley: some of these newcomers are going to do well because hermine are saying in that state, in ohio, well, you had your chance tim ryan just like they are saying in new york you had your chance kathy

hochul. we want fresh faces someone who is going to change and be for the people in their policies like crime is such a big deal here. >> brian: two democrats could take these issues on and say yeah, i was not with them. that's kyrsten sinema for the most part and joe manchin, they took on their party. nobody else did. straight ahead 12 minutes after the hour. caught on camera, border agents caught it attack border agents horrific. the message sworn to protect our country democratic leaders radio silence. >> ainsley: new details coming to light following the brutal beating paul pelosi. find out who dropped the ball the night he was attacked. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb.

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for the first time since the division of the peninsula in 1945. south korea jets conducting its own missile test in response. the exchange comes one day after kim jong un's regime threatened to use a nuclear weapon over joint u.s. and south korean drills. new york gubernatorial candidate lee zeldin says the first arrest has been made in connection with that shooting outside of his long island home. an 18-year-old mail suspect is facing charges of possession of a weapon and criminal possession of stolen property. during last month's shooting, one of the bullets landed just 30 feet from his daughters who were at home during homework at the time. the suspect held on $1.5 million bond. and he is due back in court on friday. g.o.p. lawmakers are asking elon musk to release records on twitter's handling of the hunter

biden laptop story and potential censorship. an n. a letter to the self-proclaimed chief twit house oversight committee ranking member james comer writes: following your recent acquisition of twitter and pledge to make the social media platform a place where a wide range of beliefs can be debated, we hope you will correct this error made by the company's former leadership and provide americans with transparency. comber is asking musk to turn over the documents by next friday. and it was a big night for the fanatics says the filly's pounced early on the houston astros starting with a massive two-run blast from bryce harper. the fillies going four more times game three dominant 7-0 shutout. meanwhile president biden taking fillies fans before the game saying they are the most virulent obnoxious fans in the world. wow, the remark coming a day before first lady jill biden's game four appearance.

of the phillies will look to take a read hoot city of brotherly love. 7:00 pacific only on fox. >> brian: what is he thinking? >> carley: he was born in pennsylvania. >> ainsley: was it a hot mic moment? >> carley: i don't know. >> brian: does he have unexpressed thought? >> carley: why should he say that? he should be a phillies fan. >> ainsley: absolutely. evidence. >> steve: he just blew up everybody he ever grew up with. they are obnoxious. >> brian: if your point is that you are a fan of the pirates, you are one of the four, you know, if you are saying something. >> ainsley: i like the other team. >> ainsley: his wife is going to be going to the game. you don't want her to be booed. >> brian: she will be well-received. >> ainsley: do you think that will affect the elections midterms. >> brian: i think dr. oz has basically won. and mastriano just pulled ahead. >> carley: thank you, carley.

steve: let's talk a little bit about what happened on our southern border. ainsley just brought up a great point. remember when it was alleged that those bad border patrol agents on horseback were whipping the migrants from haiti? turns out that never happened. >> ainsley: number one top story. >> steve: in the whole wide world. fast forward they for the most part have been exxonner rate offed. there was no whipping. now there is a story out of el paso where there was violence but it wasn't directed at the migrants, it was directed at border patrol. >> ainsley: that's right. so what happened these massive group of illegals crossing in on monday over into el paso, texas, they were waiving this large venezuelan flag. >> steve: there it is. >> ainsley: they attacked the border patrol agents before being pushed back into the river. the agents had to use the crowd control measures like the pepper balls. they assaulted one of the agents with a flag pole and threw a rock. >> brian: wouldn't it be great to get a statement from the administration how they support the overwhelmed cbp who are

overworked. cpp overworked and not getting the credit they deserve? instead, basically silence. and people are saying why was it necessary to shoot paint balls and pepper balls at the invaders. that's what they're. venezuelans frustrated he implemented a remain in mexico policy for the venezuelans because, guess what? it worked. >> steve: they have expanded title 42 and now they are being sent back to mexico and now mexico is busing the migrants, particularly from venezuela deeper into mexico. and they are saying okay, you have got two weeks to either get a visa or get out of mexico. and, of course the united states has said you have got to go back. in the meantime, so, there was a violent act against the guy who got clunked with the flag pole and somebody else who was pelted with rocks who works for the border patrol. and the agent union came out with a statement and said asked a great question.

where are the leftist politicians who have been putting out commercials showing how tough they are on the border. have them come out and denounce this attack on border protection agents by illegal aliens in el paso. answer? hell no. they don't do the tough on the border commercials and then go high. >> brian: get the storage containers off the border because they won't build the wall and say you are trespassing to the sitting governor, governor ducey of arizona. kari lake who could very well be the next governor of arizona says this is what will happen if she is in charge. >> on day one, hour one, we are going to issue a declaration of invasion. my border plan is called defend arizona. that's exactly what we plan to do. and we are going to invoke our article 1, section 10 rights and powers in the united states constitution. when our federal government fails us as they are required to do in the guarantee act to protect us from invasion. we have the right as states to protect ourselves.

our own citizens. and we plan to do that. and we're going to be ready for the lawsuits. they will come. that's okay. we'll take this right to the supreme court because it's right there in black and white in the united states constitution. >> ainsley: if you believe the recent polls she is going to win. she is the republican. she is running against democrat katy hobbs who refuses to debate her. >> brian: awful. one of the worst politicians of the season. >> steve: in the meantime it would be great for the border protection agents' boss, the secretary of department of homeland security to actually come out and secretary mayorkas say, you know what? the migrants were wrong to do it. i stand with the men and women of border protection. it would be great if he did that. i bet you a dollar he does not. >> ainsley: he won't do it. >> brian: the guy is a strip. this is our southern border. and if mexico wanted to be so strong, why don't you do us a favor? if you protect your southern border, it will make things better on your northern border and make life better for all of us. remember, the president had

threaten tariffs on mexico president trump in order to get them crack down on own border instead of giving a pass through and train to ride on top of it. now we don't do. it doesn't seem like we engage mexico in some type of cooperation. >> steve: if mayorkas defenders them, we will let you know. speaking of washington, d.c., it turns out capitol police security cameras did capture the break-in as speaker nancy pelosi's san francisco house. the guy with the hammer, the problem is nobody was looking at the cameras. >> brian: little by little we are getting the facts. that shocking revelation comes as paul pelosi's hammer suspect is charged in court. >> ainsley: todd piro joins us with details. >> todd: d.a. brooke jenkins was pressed on whether there was a security alarm system in place at pelosi's home at the time of the attack and here is how she responded. >> at this time the only thing i will say is that there was no security present. there was no capitol police. there was no private security present at the time.

>> todd: that answer comes as sources tell fox news that capitol police officers were not monitoring surveillance at the pelosi residence. instead, they were watching a live feed of many cameras around d.c., including the capitol complex. an officer finally realizing something was up after seeing a feed with police lights flashing on a dark street outside the pelosi residence. in court yesterday, david depape pled not guilty to a slew of felony charges including attempted murder, residential burglary and assault with a deadly weapon. court filings reveal he told police, quote: i have didn't really want to hurt him you know this is a suicide mission. i'm not going to stand here and do nothing even if it costs me my life. house speaker nancy pelosi did visit her husband yesterday as he continues what is expected to be a long but full recovery from that attack. back to you. >> steve: all right, todd, thank you very much. >> it's frustrating to know that had somebody been looking at the monitor and seen the guy break into the house, mr. pelosi might not have gotten whacked in the head. >> ainsley: i wonder if maybe

they don't look at the videos if they know that the speaker has already left the house. >> steve: i think there is great big wall of monitors there. brian. >> ainsley: more than a thousand. >> steve: listen, on my phone, i have been -- i have gotten four notifications in the last two hours that there is something in front of my house. it's a cat. it's the neighbor's cat. but if my phone can say there is a cat, you know, at my front door, you would think that they would have some sort of technology to give a notification hey, there's a guy breaking into a house. >> ainsley: they need to now because i know all the congress men and women are probably nervous. >> brian: the misinformation is out there because they have not told the facts like who opened the door? was the surveillance system on? did they even have a security system? how did they get in? all of this is because no one would answer basic questions. >> ainsley: i read there was broken gleas. i don't know if he broke the glass and went in through the window. >> brian: then you are find out they are wrestling after the cops get in then he gets hit with the hammer?

bizarre. >> steve: there are a lot of stories floating around. >> ainsley: coming up, two police officers are shot by a suspect while executing a search warrant. the latest on their conditions as we learn about the act of heroism that happened to follow that shooting. >> steve: plus, we are checking in with will cain. he is talking to voters at a diner in allen, texas. good morning to you, will. >> will: good morning, steve. did i take a lap around. i just got initial impressions. hey, anyone who thinks the economy, energy, and inflation are the number one issue raise your hand? look at that come over here quick, brian, steve and ainsley. craig told me inflation. why is inflation so important to you? >> well, number one is everything is costing so much more and of course the economy itself is in it all time low right now. >> will: craig said is he retired. prices go up. income stays the same. it's a problem. i will have more for you are coming back in just one moment. craig you wanted to say hi to? >> ainsley, texas loves you.

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steve on this wednesday morning, there is a manhunt in new jersey for the suspect who shot two police officers yesterday. they were trying to serve a warrant to kendall howard who allegedly opened fire on them. the fellow officers in blue reportedly rushed them to the hospital where they are in stable condition this morning. adding to the more than 280 officers shot so far this year in the u.s. of a. retired new jersey police department detective lieutenant steve rogers joins us now. steve, initially there was some confusion, there was a story out, okay, it was newark. there was some on a roof top shooting at cops, that was not right, was it? >> no, it wasn't. it was a close range shooting. there is still some more information that has to come out as to how this occurred. but it was close range. there was no one on a roof. and, unfortunately, these police officers and they are heroes, believe me, every cop is. you never know what you're

walking into. they tried to execute a warrant and, unfortunately, it turned out to what we are talking about this morning. steve: sure. you know, and just across the river here in new york, we know, famously, that the d.a. is soft on crime. this happened in newark where, for the most part, the prosecutors and the d.a., they are tough on crime. >> well, i will tell you, newark is a great city. it's growing. i have spoken to some residents in newark after the shooting. they love the cops. they feel the cops are doing the best they could to protect them and the mayor there is doing a terrific job with the police department, the sheriff's department, the prosecutor's office a great team there trying to prevent crime. but, if i may, what we are seeing is a ripple effect from washington, d.c. these policies coming drown from the federal government causing criminals to be loose on the street. remember the say going you commit a crime you will do the time? the new saying is commit a crime and you won't do any time. >> steve: unfortunately that

seems true, particularly in the town i'm sitting in. you know, it's extraordinary, they know the name of the guy they are looking for who allegedly shot the cops. kendall howard. there's a manhunt underway. it's just a matter of time until they find him, right? >> oh, they will find him. yes, they will find him. again, i cannot over emphasize the fact that the prosecutor office in essex county, newark communities working together 24/7. they will find this guy and find him soon and hopefully they will bring him to justice soon. >> steve: ultimately, steve, what this does is frames, once again, how important the police officers are and how very complicated and dangerous their lives are. and, you know, dan bongino, famously has said on this program before, you know, when he was a cop and he would put on that kevlar vest in the morning, he didn't know for sure if he was coming home that night.

and that takes its toll not only on the officers but on their families. >> yes. 's times when i was on the job i gold i remember calling a car over for inspection sticker and there was a gun in the car. you never know what you are walking into. we have learned in the police academy the person you are approaching knows who you are but you don't know who they are. so, we need to have our government agencies from washington to local government back their police, stand firm with elm. this give them the ability to enforce the laws and do their job. in newark they have been doing that. i mean, it's turned into a city that's really being run well. and i don't believe this is going to turn anything around. it's permanently hurt the city of newark. you the fact of the matter is it starts in washington. it ripples down to our local communities we need to back the blue and our local communities all the way up to the federal government. >> steve: you know we certainly do on this program. lieutenant steve rogers, we thank you very much for joining us today from new jersey. thank you, steve. >> my pleasure.

thank you very much. >> steve: coming up on this wednesday, joe biden's open border is driving voters to the polls in texas. that is where will cain is having breakfast with friends he is at a place called allen cafe. hey, will. >> will: makes sense i'm in allen, texas. it's the allen cafe. steve, if there was a number two issue and i asked people to raise hands it was the border. carrie and joist two people mentioned the border why is that important to you. >> we can't keep letting people. in there is a right way and wrong way. we have to figure out the right way to help these people that need help. we can't keep letting everybody in. >> will: carrie was great. she was nervous, stopped eating her french toast. >> will: you don't have to give a tucker monologue just tell me why it's important. we will have more for you coming back in a moment on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪

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♪ >> brian: check your calendar, six days away from the midterms. >> steve: texas republican governor greg abbott is poised to keep his job 9 points ahead of democrat bou beto o'rourke. >> ainsley: will is having breakfast at allen cafe. >> will: did you hear how popular you were? they all want to talk about the economy and immigration. third is ainsley. can we say hi to ainsley? let's focus on the issues. let's focus on the issues. we are six days out. see if i can get jeremy to swing around here. vivian, one of the first things you said to me when i said what's important you said immigration. the polling shows you are not alone. why is immigration so important? being from texas and i have four grandchildren that are here and i'm very concerned about the fentanyl and the crime that the crime that's on the streets and the fentanyl that they could accidently be exposed to and

that we just have to get that under control. >> will: you know, and i'm going to ask this to you then, sue. the border has been ongoing issue for quite some time. tough, how do you feel about texas? how do you want to step up and solve this problem? >> well, i would like to see governor abbott do a little bit more. but i think his hands are tied. i think everything he tries to do he runs into a wall fede federally. we just need more help on a federal level and not so many road blocks and constantly getting put back 20 years ago. >> will: you were saying when i asked you said economy. everyone has these two issues at the top inflation, economy and immigration. >> certainly, certainly. i'm with vivian. and diane on the fentanyl. you don't overdose on fentanyl. you die on a very teeny tiny

amount. and i feel like there is no leadership in washington supposedly, the leader of the world, we're being laughed at. our president, we're are being laughed at. there is no leadership there where is he? >> will: on all these issues, you are looking to leadership to your point. diane, i was talking to diane, she said and i think this is so important to always focus on bring it close to home and you are worried about what is happening at home. >> right, i'm worried about the war on the nuclear family. the judeo-christian ethic, the wokeness, divisiveness telling children in schools not to trust their parents, not to believe what their parents say. see we talk about it in church all the time, the war against us. the literal war that we fight

every day. and i feel it everywhere. even in texas i feel it. >> will: well, not just in texas but right here in callen county the fight over story hour and what is happening in schools happening in allen, in plan knplano.you are worried about te schools. >> i am, will. if we don't get to agree upon what is going on in our education system, we're going to lose the next generation. and that's what -- i mean we have got pornography, drag queen story hour. fairies in the school. it is out the crof. get a grip on it quick. >> will: you are talking about the family that manifest into leadership on the issues that now effect you every day. the economy and immigration. you can almost draw the line from right here home family to the next generation to the issues that you are dealing with today. that's what i'm hearing right now here in allen, texas. i will go back to you guys in

new york. >> brian: voice of the people. thanks, will. >> ainsley: let's check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. good morning, janice. >> janice: severe weather on the way. take a look at the maps. very warm across the central u.s. and that cold front is going to crash into those warm temperatures. getting into the 80's across the midwest today. so we do have a system that is moving over, you know, tennessee, kentucky, a weak system there our next big storm is moving from the rockies into the plain states in the next 24 to 48 hours. bringing a lot of snow to the higher elevations here. and then the severe threat for parts of the central u.s. thursday evening. so, as this develops, watch what happens, it gets more widespread, large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. heavy rainfall could cause some flash flooding. so that's going to be occurring in parts of texas, into louisiana and arkansas as we get into thursday and friday. so that's the big story as we get into this week. and then the heavy rain will cause flash flooding as that system moves slowly across the plain states.

we will keep you up to date. the other big story is the heat across the central u.s. breaking records today. steve, ainsley, brian, over to you my friend. >> steve: all right, thank you very much. we have got the weather and diners time for news now, carley. >> carley: time for news by the numbers. sponsored by fisher investments, 2019. that is the year aldi is turning back the clock to its thanksgiving price rewind promotion. grocery store chain is matching prices from, get this e three years ago to help customers struggling to keep up with inflation. how great is that? b.j.s is giving away free butter ball turkeys to customers who spend 150 bucks. that offer is good until thursday, november 10th. number one, that's where lancaster, pennsylvania ranks among u.s. news and world reports top areas to retire. amish country dethroning the typically florida hot spot. lancaster getting high marks for

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the oil industry is not doing the right thing. one by one major oil companies have reported their profits for the last two quarters. i mean profits so high it's hard to believe. >> brian: president biden making his message clear as he continues to hammer into oil and gas companies as if they are the problem. americans facing soaring costs ahead of the winter and they're the problem. the average price the diesel gas is up more than 40 cents a gallon. almost $2 sings this time last year. michael mansfield hears all this rhetoric. the ceo of mansfield oil and energy. michael, is the problem oil companies like you guys making profits? is that the problem? >> brian, there is simply a shortage of products as compared to three years ago. you know,. >> economy has come back a great deal since the pandemic, but our refining capacity in the united states is about 1,000,300 -- a

little over a million barrels a day of less capacity than we have had in the past of these -- been several refinery shutdowns, these refineries won't come back online and the product is not as available as it once was. we have to import more or just simply pay higher prices. >> brian: get ready, your prices are going to go up and not because you want to make maximum products because you can't refine. diesel gas today is 5.31, last month 4.87, last year 3.63. michael, why are these refineries taken off line? >> there's a number of reasons. for example, the big refinery that was located in philadelphia had, you know, was a very old refinery but it had a lot of maintenance issues and there was,s a you may remember, a big fire. that one is gone. there has been refineries in the u.s. gulf coast that had hurricane damage. they have come offline. others have simply closed just

because the cost of the regulatory costs of running the refineries has gotten to the point that they simply can't do business anymore. so i believe there is about seven less refineries in the u.s. today than there was in 2019. >> brian: michael, do you resent, people in your business all aspects people that deliver the oil to people who pump of the gas, being vilified like this? >> well, i think there's a lot of misinformation about how this industry works and, you know, where profits are created or not created. i do think this industry does an extraordinary job and it's very innovative in trying to keep the country supplied. moving products around as efficiently and quietly as possible it is worrisome it. would be helpful to pay more attention dynamics and less

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