>> ainsley: campaigns go into overdrive. >> hotly contested senate races in each instance the g.o.p. candidate is within the lead or within the margin of error. >> steve: manhunt for person who shot two police officers yesterday. trying to serve a warrant for kendall howard who allegedly opened fire on them. >> criminals being conditioned to believe if they commit a crime they are not going to do any time.

this is why we see these assaults. >> a group of 700 migrants essentially tried to rush the border. cbp says these.com battive. firing pepper balls. >> prices rising to $3.76. >> carley: president biden claims his policies are driving prices down. >> gas prices are coming down. of the oil industry is not doing the right thing. >> drives it to center field. mccormick is going back, is he at the track, is he at the wall. gone! wow! monstrous blast. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: look at those fine folks that are down there in allen, texas. they are at a cafe called the allen cafe. will cain is down there talking to the voters getting close to the people. >> steve: i don't know but, that

music. >> ainsley: election. >> steve: that music. i woke up and that was the song that was in my head. we played it so many times. so, in other words, it is six more days of that music and then we will know the winners. >> brian: we can but the it as your ring tone, very inter interesting. >> steve: meantime, every morning until elections day six days away. key states to hear from voters before they head to the polls next week as you can see we are going to go to hope sound on friday that's where i'm going to be. >> ainsley: today we are in allen, texas, "fox & friends weekend" co-host will cain is live at the allen cafe, hey, will. >> will: steve is going to be somewhere on friday. weren't you somewhere on monday, ainsley? what about brian? does brian work? brian going anywhere? >> brian: i'm going to just read the prompter. >> ainsley: everyone around the country is asking does brian ever work? the guy is on every show. >> will: i don't know, does

brian work? brian, by the w way, is on the will cain podcast up this morning. my man works. everybody knows how brian kilmeade works. yes, welcome back to allen, texas, allen cafe. we have been talking to people all morning. they just got done chanting u.s.a. we are talking to them about the issues that are important to them six days out here from the midterms. texas looks like it's going to it reelect greg abbott all polls indicate. [cheers and applause] >> will: here is a couple big guess what's next for beto? what with a's he run for next? maybe they will have the answer for next? [laughter] >> eating tacos with a fork. >> saying beto eats tacos with a fork. >> will: find out what issue is an mating voters just six days away. come hang out allen cafe.

for now make brian work. read something, brian. >> brian: that's all i do. very interesting because they have two super disars on the democratic sides stacey abrams and beto o'rourke. both are trailing badly. how long do you stay a star when you keep losing, will, not that you would know personally. just saying. >> will: hey, now, this is amazing now. i'm now 0-8 in fantasy football and look at my star rise, brian. [cheers and applause] stacy abrams and beto o'rourke can lose while winning. >> ainsley: beto used to do better. oftentimes see him neck and neck with a republican. why is he so far down now? >> will: ainsley, that's fascinating. i would love to see the margin on his gubernatorial race which is now his senate race, his presidential race, is he actually getting further back? the answer to that has to be -- it has to be, ainsley, they are tired of beto. that's the only answer.

>> brian: right. >> will: no. we are trying to give you the answer and it's resounding beto, no. >> brian: he wants to take away your guns and take down the wall. not a good combination in texas according to reports. thanks, will. >> will: right. right. >> steve: more with will a little later on. you have got to figure that governor abbott is surging because the people of texas like what he is doing regarding the migrants and love that essentially it's a political stunt to bus people into other parts of the country. but it has worked. now, so he is doing very well. but, meanwhile, here in new york, you know, the current governor is in a pickle because trafalgar poll, brian, you referred to a little while ago, has come out and lee zeldin is actually a little under 1 point ahead. what is going to happen tomorrow the former first lady of the united states, hillary clinton is going to be coming to new york to appear with kathy hochul the current governor, along with

the current vice president kamala harris. they will also be appearing with letitia james. they are trying to prop up all the democrats. with just five days left. that would suggest she, hochul, is in trouble. >> ainsley: i don't know how many people are going to go see them though. >> steve: it is new york there are a lot of democrats here. >> ainsley: that's true. the front cover of the "new york post" deals with an issue that is affecting every family here in new york city, especially. and that is crime. if you look at this hochul failed kira. this is the mother of kira, she was killed. her name is kira benfield. she was a buffalo mom and she was 30 years old. she was allegedly killed by estranged husband on october 5th and her mother is blaming new york's governor because he had been released from jail less than 24 hours before for savagely beating keaira. she posted that 8 minute video on facebook punching her,

kicking her and slapping her relentlessly. he was arrested. within 24 hours he was out because the charges that he -- that he was charged with, were so -- were low level charges and they prevented the judge from setting bail, including third degree assault. fourth degree criminal mischief. second degree. >> brian: during the debate. lee zeldin brought this up why is this so important to you this whole thing about crime. this is ha why it is important. when people are arrested, which isn't often enough they are let out which is way too much. tammy hudson. >> ainsley: the mother brian the mother says she should be charged for the crime. she is also responsible for the crime meaning the governor. we need to be heard as people who are going through it. steps need be taken, i'm sorry, oh, i'm sorry, is there anything i can do? well, when there is nothing you can do because that person won't ever come back again. she failed me. she let me down and my daughter down.

and she needs to make a change with bail reform, which she revved to do. in fact, when the mayor went up to albany, after winning the election and said we have got to do something about bail reform. they basically laughed in his face. they just mocked him. and he came back down and he said, you know, albany, the capital of new york is not changing. when will this governor realize it has to change? this is like seven or eight drafts who are now siding when lee zeldin. >> steve: i got the answer it will change when lee zeldin wins. he will fire the manhattan d.a. and people in this state will realize you know what? this new coshocton bail thing it was an interesting experiment but it did not work. and that is what current governor of the great state of florida ron desantis said yesterday with sean hannity, when he istalking about in thise zeldin, who has been right at the forefront of crime because a

couple of months ago, a guy tried to split his throat with a very sharp key chain, and then there was a shootout in his front yard. lee zeldin understands the crime. here is ron desantis. >> i have had so many people move from new york and just -- they are so frustrated with the poor governance up there. and, look, florida's great. we are a great spot for a lot of people. but i want all our states to do well. the fact of the matter is from crime to fiscal mismanagement, to covid restrictions, new york has gotten it wrong. lee zeldin will get it right. and i think that that will be better for our country if he is elected governor. >> brian: just unbelievable, too. that the emerson poll has him down 8. and then you have trafalgar has him up by percentage points. most have it within 4. so just remember what polls are right and what is worth paying attention to in 2024. for the most part, this governor has been asleep at the switch and it's costing democrats, a

lot of seats in blue states like california, like governor newsom who is having his little rivalry with texas and florida while so many people are dissatisfied in heir state. the governor of new york is going to lose a lot of seats because she has no ground game. kept all the money to herself and does almost no campaigning when she does campaign she talks about abortion whether that's about fifth on everyone's list in new york. >> ainsley: yeah, inflation and crime number one on everyone's list here. i would say crime here probably even more than inflation. >> steve: all depends on who you talk. to say some of those polls third or fourth on the list is the threat to democracy. i don't quite -- that seems pretty broad. i don't know exactly what different people say is the threat to democracy but axios has been talking to some people. democrats in particular about how they are worried about what is going to be hang in the midterms six days from now. and what -- what a strategist

says who is working on house campaigns says there apparently is a direct correlation between the performance of kathy hochul and gavin newsom and the effect it's having on house candidates. i think republicans are noticing this, too. especially in new york. they are not even running ads anymore with pelosi and biden. running ads with kathy hochul. unless hochul and newsom pick it up, we are going to lose house seats. yesterday "the washington post" had an item that said apparently joe biden definitely is going to run, unless something unforeseen happens, he has been working with a small group of advisers, including jill biden, ron klain, anita dunn, they reached out to former obama and clinton campaign re-election people to get them on board. at the same time, yesterday, gavin newsom, who we told you a couple weeks ago was going to run, he says now is not the moment to run. so, joe biden sounds like he is

in and it sounds like gavin newsom is out for now. >> ainsley: do you think gavin means not this week. >> brian: change his mind in a second. >> ainsley: maybe in a year. >> steve: talking about running for president. >> ainsley: i think when it comes to the polls in new york though so many new yorkers would never want to admit out loud that they are going to vote for a republican. this town is so blue. but, maybe people are going to go to the polls and vote and pull that lever for lee zeldin because they know that crime is such a major issue. >> brian: to back you were your point you don't get glenn youngkin yesterday and antioxidant on saturday and appearing if he wasn't close. even though they are friendly with him. they wouldn't be wasting their time. that's how you know. meanwhile a fox news alert now. tensions are boiling never east asia, north korea launches at least 23 missiles. >> ainsley: the weapons test comes one day after kim jong un's regime throned use a nuclear weapon over joint u.s. and south korean drills.

>> steve: they are watching this at the pentagon. they are watching this at the white house where lucas tomlinson joins us live. hey, lucas. >> good morning, steve. they sure are. those 23 missiles, the most ever fired from north korea in a single day. japan's prime minister was quick to condemn the attack. >> north korea just launched a ballistic missile. i am issuings instructions such as providing information to the public and confirming their safety. >> one of the missiles splashed down just 40 miles off the coast of south korea despite the missile landing in international waters a little too close for comfort many on the peninsula fear one day where these north korean missiles could fly off course. mostly cloudy has tested more missiles this year, guys, than ever in its history. south korea's military striking strike aircraft and show of force of its own not long after the launch dropping laser guided bombs. technically the korean war as never ended.

both sides agreed to a truce but never signed a peace treaty. a strike group held joint exercises with the south koreans offshore. greatly angering the north and south korea's defense minister plans to visit lloyd austin at the pentagon tomorrow. south korea's military brass describing the response in a recent statement, quote: our military's precise strike showed our will to firmly respond to any north korean provocations. including short range ballistic missiles and our capability and readiness to precisely target our enemy. now, it's not just on the korean peninsula tensions are high but arabian peninsula as well where u.s. and saudi forces on high alert after reports that the saudis say that iran could be launching a, quote. imminent attack in the next day or two, guys. >> brian: seems like the world is afire. thanks, lucas. appreciate it. we have almost done the impossible. alienated saudi arabia and iran at the same time. saudi arabia still says hey by the way we have intelligence that could help you out. iran sells a thousand drones

with bigger pay loads to russia. >> steve: all troubling. coming up a quarter till the top of the hour and carley joins us with news from baltimore. >> carley: johns hopkins university is warning students about a disturbing increase in serious violent crimes around its baltimore campuses. the university saying, quote: these acts of violence tear at the fabric of our community and the university is working to support the victims and increase our public safety presence in the area and assist the baltimore police department in its investigation. the country's oldest research university reporting seven armed robberies on or around two of its baltimore campuses in october alone. cvs, walgreen's, and walmart have tentatively agreed to pay approximately $13.8 billion to settle thousands of state and local lawsuits accusing the chain of mishandling opioid pain killers. that according to two people close to the negotiations. if finalized it would be the first nationwide settlement with

retail pharmacy chains. cvs announced its portion of the deal $4.9 billion for stated, county, and city government and another 130 million for native american tribes. school officials at trinity college in connecticut are facing backlash for removing two patriotic flags hanging from a student's dorm while allowing pride flags to hang across the campus. the students shared a video of an administrator taking down their back the blue and don't tread on me flags when they asked why they couldn't have those up. officials claimed it was a safety issue because the flags blocked the windows. dallas cowboys owner jerry jones could be facing a fine from the nfl over his halloween costume. jones dressed up as a blind referee complete with a pair of shades and a walking stick. league policy prohibits coaches, players and team officials from publicly criticizing on field

officials, america's team is off to a 6 and 2 start. i'm sure there are going to be a lot of opinions on that costume, guys, handing it back to you. >> brian: that's called funny. i'm pretty sure. >> ainsley: what's he saying sometimes refs don't see the plays? >> carley: i think it's funny. >> brian: i think it's funny, too. being dubbed the most dangerous law illinois new approach to bail reform lead to unprecedented tragedy. chicago arr alderman and candide for mayor weighs. in. >> ainsley: will cain is in allen, texas, getting the pulse of the people. >> will: lighten up, nfl, it's just a costume. lighten up nfl. never very far away from a little bit of cowboys paraphernalia. here is victoria from el paso. i asked her why does beto keep running? >> i think he is very

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takes effect the beginning of the year. >>this is a way to protect the criminals. but how are you going to protect the people that live there that are doing the right thing. >> you know. some of my democratic political colleagues are making it harder and harder for us to defend the victims in the city of chicago and throughout the united states of america. you know, they continuously stand with criminals as opposed to the victims. here in chicago, we have had over 3,000 victims of shootings

and almost 600 people killed in the city of chicago this year alone. and when you see what is being allowed under the new bail reform and when you see what politicians are saying is no longer a detainable offense, all it will do is embolden criminals to go farther and wider in what they are willing to do to the people of the city of chicago. it's not a conspiracy why criminals are acting this way. it's very evident to all of us who have at least an ounce of common sense that if you allow bad behavior, criminals will take full advantage of it. >> ainsley: yeah, i mean, this is insane. you can commit these crimes and you won't be detained. second degree murder, aggravated assault, drug offenses, intimidation, carjacking and arson. and then we see all these videos of lori lightfoot dancing and singing, it's almost like the officials there don't even care. >> most officials i say think that they are doing the right thing. and i understand that if you commit a once in a lifetime stupid act maybe you shouldn't

spend months and months in jail because you can't afford bail. who will benefit the most harden repeat offenders know how to manipulate the law and work people's emotions and committed to a life of crime and mayhem. those are the individuals who stand to benefit the most and one group that no one wants to talk about are the victims. the thousands of beam who have been harmed by criminals, all of their families. and they are forgotten in this equation. we cannot keep cowering to criminals. we must start standing up to victims in the city and in this country. >> ainsley: if they do this and crime gets worse and worse like they do in new york because of our cashless bail system then republicans stand a chance to win in the next election. we wish all the best in this election, raimondo, thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: come up, fox news power ranchings show dangerous with the g.o.p. forecast win a decisive house majority. lisa booth weighs in next. plus, will cain is talking to the people down in allen, texas,

to hear their top issues ahead of the midterms. will? >> will: that's right, ainsley. i'm going to try something out of my own genuine curiosity. see if i can get their attention. excuse me, i want to ask you a question. arizona governor candidate kari lake says is fee is elected she will declare invasion. how many people here would like to see greg abbott do that? [cheers and applause] >> will: there you go. they would like to see that in texas. more coming up on "fox & friends" in just a moment. ♪ my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older.

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♪ >> steve: exactly 7:30 in the east. president biden slams republicans while stumping in florida yesterday. >> folks, this ain't your father's republican party. this is a different breed of cat. their extremism is unlimited to social programs and the economy they are coming after your vote and who gets to count the vote for real. 350 so election deniers on the ballot on the republican ticket. no, this is really deadly, man. >> steve: yep. the latest fox news power ranking show dangerous

territories for democrats with the republican forecast to win a decisive majority in the house. but the senate still a toss-up. here to react is fox news contributor lisa boothe who joins us from florida now, lisa. >> welcome to my den. >> steve: thank you very much. it's good to have you why would they send joe biden down to florida with less than a week before the election. because once upon a time florida was the biggest swing state now it is decidedly red. >> i think they are just giving him some ice cream and trying to preoccupy him because florida is not in play for democrats. it might not even be in play for democrats in the 2024 election. i mean, look, governor desantis is up by double digits right now in the state. marco rubio is going to have a comfortable wins a well. and i think the story out of florida for election day is that florida is a red state. i mean, you go back to the 2008 presidential election, democrats had more than 700,000 registered

democrats compared to republicans. now republicans are over 300,000 registered republicans compared to democrats. and you can even go back to the 2018 gubernatorial race, desantis only won by .04%. is he going to cruise in on election day with a comfortable double dignity election. so florida is now a red state and that's a testament to governor ron desantis and people of florida as well. >> steve: "the washington post" made your point as well. >> darn. >> steve: talking about how miami-dade county in particular, ron desantis lost that when he was running for governor by 20 points, miami-dade. now is he probably going to win by 20 points. i forget what their estimate was. goes to show you how much that state has swung. in the current polling right now, marco rubio leads decidedly the democrat val demings. is he ahead as you can see 51 to

43%. it looks like both he and the governor are doing well. >> yeah. and governor desantis could win miami-dade county. i live in miami. for the first time in 20 years for a republican to win miami-dade county. a liberal strong hold. again a testament to ron desantis and holding the fort down and making a state where people like me want to flee states like new york city, and come down to a place of freedom a place where common sense still prevails and where things make sense and where the economy is booming. and, you know, we need to keep it that way. keep florida free because moving is very expensive and i don't want to have to keep doing it. >> steve: you are absolutely right. listen, i'm sure there in your den yesterday you were watching at 6:00 eastern martha and bret had a town hall with j.d. vance

and tim ryan. >> one of the reasons we have this terrible inflation is because the biden administration, backed by tim, supported a lot of borrowing and spending. biden said he wouldn't raise taxes on middle class. if you are a family right now dealing with the grocery prices and the energy prices, certainly you feel like your taxes are gone up a lot. >> i think when it comes to inflation, we need a tax cut. we need to put money in people's pockets. if we're going to weather the storm here. >> steve: you know, to that answer, lisa, something like 40% of the country doesn't pay federal taxes. they don't need a tax cut they need this administration to oil production and bring down instantly price of oil and gas and everything else. >> need everything to be so expensive direct result of biden and his policies again why he is not enful to democrats when he comes down here to states like florida or anywhere really. and also, tim ryan was asked if

the inflation reduction act, reduced the burden of the cost of so many things. and tim ryan admitted it would not. i think heading into election day, j.d. vance is going to win comfortably. you look at the goob toler race there mike dewine is up by double digits. everything is breaking in the direction of republicans and really, if you think about it, the red wave has been here this entire time. unfortunately people just chose to not see it or intentionally spew the perception of it. >> steve: well, a week from today, we should know generally hot winners are. >> yeah. >> steve: thank you very much, lisa, have a great day. >> bye, steve, take care. >> steve: all right. carley joins us right now. and let's talk a little bit about turkey day. >> carley: yeah, that's right. trouble in the skies potentially. airline chaos is looming ahead of the busy thanksgiving travel season as united airlines pilots reject a new contract that included 4.5% pay raise. 10,000 union be nighted pilots are once again threatening to walk the picket line if their

demands aren't met. 27 million americans hit the skies during the long thanksgiving holiday weekend. a.a.a. estimates over 109 million americans took flight for the december holiday season as well. this texas pre-school teacher is facing charges after cops say children younger than 2 years old ate her st stash of thc gummies. police officers say she admitted to bringing marijuana school edibles with her. students got into the bag and four kids ended up in the hospital. the ftc commissioner urging the federal government to ban tiktok. no way to ensure user data is not being sent back to china. it mandates companies must share data with the chinese commune list party upon request. tiktok parent company bite dance has denied reports that it plans to use the app. to track specific u.s. users location data. the sierra, nevada and cascade mountains getting first major

snow fall of the season yesterday. this after a long dry summer in lake tahoe area. there was enough snow to stick to the ground and r rooftops. slick snow causing car accident and highway closures throughout the region. janice, it's looking like winter in parts of the country. >> janice: absolutely it is. the skiers are excited, i'm sure of it. and then the area of low pressure that's bringing all that snow to the higher elevations plain states. threat for severe storms. got very warm air ahead of this next storm system and again potential for feet of snow in the mountains northern and central rockies today and tomorrow and it look loose like heavy rain along the coast, also. as we get through the weekend for the northwest. now, severe weather that starts thursday night into friday central southern plains, large hail damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible. so you have to have way to get those watches and warnings, fox weather.com is your place to go for all of the latest details.

can you download the app. and heavy rain will also be in the forecast and that could cause flash flooding. we'll keep you up to date. texas, louisiana, arkansas, oklahoma, kansas, you need to watch this one and we will certainly keep you up to date. all right. over to you, steve. you know about tornadoes. you lived in tornado alley. >> steve: i sure did and my family still lives out there. >> janice: watch those watches and warnings. >> steve: will do indeed. republican senate candidate giving democratic party incumbent patty murray a run for her money. the senate making the race in deep blue washington very competitive. she joins us live with her message to voters coming up. plus, will cain is getting the pulse of the people over pancakes in allen, texas. >> will: i know that, steve, you always want to know what i'm eating. it's actually not pancakes. it's called hash brown stack. hash browns stacked with eggs sausage and gravy. todd has the sunny side eggs.

todd was telling me when it comes to politics and joe biden. you were saying i thought he ran to shut down covid. >> well, not only did he run. i think that's why he was elected. we were in the throws of covid. and a lot of people felt like the previous administration might have mishandled some things there. so, biden promised one of his big promises was to shut down covid todd was pointing out the number of people died under biden than under pres trump. leapts' talk more about that national politics, focus on texas and what is happening across the country here in allen, texas, when we come back on "fox & friends." ♪

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: a reliably blue senate seat now shifting in the other direction. >> steve: it looks like that. democrats thought long time washington state senator patty murray had her race in the bag but fox power rankings show productive any smiley gaining ground in that u.s. senate seat. >> brian: g.o.p. senate candidate the tiffany smiley joins us now. trafalgar says within a point, tiffany. talking to you two weeks ago 5 points. what has closed the gap, the tee baits? >> you know, i think the debates and just us being out and sharing our message. we are meeting people on the ground all over washington state. hundreds and hundreds of people are coming out. at my event democrats are showing up. independents, undecided voters and they are excited. they are excited about change. senator murray has let us down. she has been there for 30 years. i was 11 years old when she was first elected she has forgotten about us. she stood up for washington, d.c. instead of washington state. that's exactly why we will win

this race. washington state needs help enhope. every turn crime crisis, economy crisis. some of the highest gas prices in the country. senator murray is completely out of touch and she doesn't have a vision or hope for the future. we have a plan to turn crisis into hope for all of washington and so that's exactly why you are seeing those polls tighten. >> ainsley: tiffany, months ago i was talking to someone who is very involved in politics and he said watch out for tiffany smiley. i started doing my research about you. tell the folks at home a little bit about yourself and why you want to be a senator. >> yes, you know, at 23 years old my life changed. my husband was blinded by a suicide car bomb in his service to our country in mosul, iraq. i resigned from my nursing job and i had student loan debt. i had a car payment. you know, i had no idea what the future would hold. but i knew i had to stand up and fight for my husband for his life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. that's exactly what i did. i refused to sign paperwork. took on the army. my husband went on and became

the first blind active service officer to serve. went on with my husband completely blind and went back and took on the v.a. truly in that fight our family knew that we had so much more to be fighting for. for me and scotty, we want to leave our children an america that's worth giving their eyesight for. it's certainly not six more years of patty murray phoning it in. she doesn't work -- in 30 years only gotten 9 bills with her name on it across the line. enough is enough. washington state deserves someone who is going to work for them. >> steve: one of the things about patty murray i remember a number of democrats no back in 2020 was calling for cuts to police departments. if they don't ban chokeholds cut off their cash. if they don't retrain cut off their cash. now, of course, because crime is a big issue, what she is saying is well, we gave billions of dollars in the covid bill. that money was for covid. it wasn't for cops initially. they have completely redirected it. >> exactly. and that's what i held her to

account on the town hall because i said well, if you did all of this, why isn't it working? she went on -- yeah, she went on the senate floor june of 2020 and called for gundz to be diverted from our police force. people across washington state and then where did she go? she disappeared and nowhere to be found. this is about america. this is about uniting us. she has used the typically democrat jargon to try to paint me and my family as a threat to democracy. that's completely back firing on her. i called her out on it. this is about our country. anyone can join us at smiley for washington.com. it's time to get our country on the right track. and we are certainly fighting every day to get washington state there as well. >> steve: well, you are up early. we sure appreciate it. tiffany smiley, thank you very much and good luck to you. >> ainsley: we wish you all the best. >> thank you. >> ainsley: thank your husband for his service and you because you are sacrificing a lot. biden's open borders driving voters to have the polls in texas. >> steve: texas is will cain's home state and he is having

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new york and everybody across the nation. this county is so unique in texas. the reason is it's absolutely booming with growth. i mean, dallas is growing north. people from all over moving to this particular part of north texas. a lot of companies have come in. and it's changed. i mentioned this to you guys my dad said don't get pulled over in collin county the most conservative county in the state. not so much stuff. now you see stuff about drag queen story hour. we the people allen. i'm curious, what are you guys all about? what do you want to see for not just this county but the state and this country? >> we are a grassroots club that started a couple years ago. we are all about conservative values and making sure t that we keep them where they are. and we support candidates locally that support also those conservative values. >> will: let me ask you this, would you do this? tell me the most important issue for you locally and then also

nationally. >> i think locally, we really need to make sure that the values that we and things we grew up with are maintained in the school. and as far as nationally, it's inflation, like i told you before, i retired about four weeks ago, and i have seen a lot of my portfolio diminish very substantially and it was interesting time to retire. >> will: yeah. by the way, that's a theme over and over nationally. inflation, economy. i spoke to carrie a little bit earlier, immigration as well. such a huge issue for some of you. look, i have got two politicians here at the table. i have got allen city councilman and keith who running for congress in this area. i'm going to ask your supporters here at the table, what is it you want from your elected politicians and, again, i'm not just talking about these two gentlemen. i'm talking about for governor of texas. i'm talking for president of the united states. what do you want to see from the people that you cast a vote?

>> i would like for them to encould the promises they make. when they go to washington or austin and then they forget who -- not heath,. [laughter] block for them and wrote the checks. they forget about us. >> will: let's good. round this out with this. i'm going to ask both of these guys to give thee their promises. people want politicians to live up to the promises. keith, what promise are you making as you run for congress? >> i will make two promises that i will be a vote and voice for the citizens of collin county and hunt county. both are included in cd 3. [applause] >> will: there you go. be a voice, what you are asking for. and i'm sorry, we met earlier. you will have to tell me your name one more time. >> dave cornet. >> will: you are at the epicenter of so much change and growth as i described earlier. >> yes, sir. >> will: what does that mean to you as somebody who is supposed to be and sure are representing the voice of your constituents. >> it's very important. because i ran on low taxes and last year we had a [inaudible]

this year on average, average taxpayer didn't see an increase. that's important. that's my campaign promise. so the businesses come in it's going to make it easier to live up to that campaign promise. >> will: hard to do in a high growth. >> got to build will got to build infrastructure. it is fascinating. californians, american, look, there i midwestern, i may not he been born in texas but i got here as fast as i could. there is a lot of people like that here. [cheers and applause] >> will: back to you guys though in new york city. >> steve: thank you very much. great point of view. >> brian: raucous crowd and they are up early. coming up republican senate hopefuls blake masters of arizona and herschel walker of georgia. they want to be the next senators. how close are they to making how close are they to making that happen? we'll discuss it. we'll discuss it. ♪y. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love,

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