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darren shaw, chris anderson, two members of the fox news decision team will join us in moments. plus, charlie hurt, josh is here. >> american's suburbs, republicans and democrats spending the last six days of the campaign delivering final pitches to some of the country's most important voting blocks. hello, john roberts in washington. six days left, sandra. >> sandra: this is "america reports." brand-new wall street journal poll shows a huge swing among white suburban women. shift of more than 27 points to republicans in just three months. we are watching several key races across the country, typically blue districts, that are moving towards republicans as crime and the cost of living top the minds of suburban voters. especially women. >> look no further than virginia

7th congressional district, miles from the nation's capitol, big names hitting the campaign trail, vega is looking to unseat the incumbent democrat. spanberger will be joining us today. >> sandra: and kellyanne conway has experience. >> poll shows suburban women have shifted toward republicans in the closing days of this midterm campaign. white suburban women make up 20% of the electorate, now favoring republicans by 15 points. that is a 27 point shift from voting for democrats since the wall street journal august poll. also suggests the issue of abortion rights has faded in importance after democrats initially saw energy this fast

summer. affluent northern virginia suburbs, leslie vega is campaigning with glenn youngkin. >> i don't know about you, but i find myself having to go to three different grocery stores trying to make that dollar stretch. and i am tired of a government that no longer reflects the needs or the interests of we the people. >> vega is running against abigail spamburger, considered a toss-up, similar to other districts, suburban districts mostly affluent and typically blue or democratic seats. a short time ago, a high profile surrogate in a suburban new york district suggested republicans don't have the answers. >> here is the truth. we do have too much inflation

and we do have too much crime. covid did weird things to people all over the country. but all this tough talk doesn't amount to a hill of beans. that the republicans are making. >> part of a closing argument to suburban voters could have a major impact on the balance of power. >> sandra: mike thanks, john. >> john: fox news contributor, and former senior advisor, kellyanne conway. numbers from the wall street journal poll, white suburban women, how they have shifted. favoring the democrats in august by 12, and now 15 to the republicans. a net shift of 27 points which is huge. the slice of the electorate is 20% of voters, what's moving these women this way. >> yes. it's truly remarkable, john.

in 2020, covid had them very afraid, rightly so, and it was their top issue. now it's inflation and it's crime. and a little bit of education, too. still a hangover there among many parents not understanding why the schools aren't as worried as the parents are about these test scores declining, about lost learning, emotional and mental challenges the kids themselves are saying that they face. and yet you have people out there talking about abortion and january 6th and climate change and trump, trump, trump. so, i don't think these are very complicated topics why women have shifted. what con found me completely is how the democrats never responded to those concerns. they truly had all summer to do it, and yes, for most of the summer, beginning in late june with the dobbs decision, uptick in the number of women who registered to vote, donations to planned parent hood, and abortion central to the vote. it has faded in intensity and

just being swamped, swarmed by rising costs and rising crime. also google searches, something else that all of us should look at, searches for abortion really gave way starting in september and october to google searches about economy and crime. i have an op-ed up on fox news.com and how women are seeing red and in the red and vote red. it was done right before the wall street journal poll came out. fundamentals are there, and the clintons and even president biden to sort of peddle rage and anger, they don't like to talk about the problems but offer solutions. >> john: white suburban women when asked if they believe the economy is in recession, 54% said yes, increase of 11 points

since august. is economy in the wrong direction, 74% said yes, increase of 16 points. yet tonight the president at union station just off capitol hill where you can't find a member of congress to save your life, they are all out there on the campaign trail, and he'll be talking about threats to democracy. i mean, they keep barking up the same tree here whereas the electorate seems to be like tell me about inflation, how i can afford to put food on the table and gas in my car. >> john, what you say is completely true. it benefits the republican party and the excellent candidates recruited this cycle and what they have been able to do, fund these candidates, stump for them, who the best candidates may be in the general election and support them as has the mcconnell team. these races that have been moved just very recently into toss-up or lean, they went double digits

for joe biden two short years ago and now the committees are investing six figures in them, a lot of the hispanic voters and female voters in the districts are showing a shift over. but when you are, when you are not paying attention to the polls, you are not paying attention to the will of the people. i don't understand what this white house is thinking by talking about threats to democracy. and by the way, no party owns threats to democracy. people in this country are very concerned about democracy for any number of reasons. but they don't wake up every morning the way joe biden does and see january 6th on the calendar. >> john: kellyanne, on that point and bringing in hillary clinton, she seems to think that republicans are a threat to democracy and it's low information voters who may swing the tide in favor of the republicans. listen to what she said here. >> i think with all of the noise that we've got in this election season i don't think people are able to really grasp that. but more importantly, i'm not sure they really understand the

threats to their way of life. >> john: going after voters again, is this deplorables 2.0? 30 seconds. >> yes, it is and john said irredeemable and deplorable on her best behavior. and unleashed and unelected to the presidency. and odd message in contrast to her husband. i saw bill clinton in your clip say yes, we have too much inflation and too much crime. she's denying both. she said another clip in the interview why ed that the republicans are out there prep tending crime is a big issue, as did kathy hochul. no one is pretending anything. they know what they see, not what you, hillary, say. people pushed on subway tracks and final point, a poll statistic recently, 56% of americans say crime in their area is worse than it was a year

ago. so this is not some distant remote proposition. people feel unsafe and insecure in their own places of work, worship, and communities. you can't talk your way out of that. you must respond to it. and the republicans have done a good job responding to it. great message discipline. >> john: candidates ignore the issues at their own peril. thank you. a lot still ahead, sandra. >> sandra: really interesting conversation on the battle for the suburbs there. josh will be joining us, charlie hurt will dig into the latest close races across the country, and two members of our fox news election decision desk will be joining us. we look forward to chris anderson and darren shaw joining us. and a spin on the touch screen with them and they'll give us some inside look at some key races, john. >> john: and one of the things with charlie hurt, the white house put out a tweet in recent

hours saying we've got historic increases in social security checks, courtesy of president biden, twitter fact checked and said no, this is a cost of living increase signed by richard nixon in 1972. the white house deleted the tweet. can you imagine. >> sandra: that's a big deal. i look forward to charlie hurt's reaction coming up. meantime, growing outrage over elon musk's takeover the twitter as the biden administration reportedly looking to launch an investigation into that huge deal due to musk's ties to foreign governments. despite their concerns over twitter, little action has been taken towards chinese-owned tiktok, intelligence analysts have tagged as a top national security risk. hillary vaughn has more from capitol hill. who exactly is looking into this? >> sandra, reportedly several

u.s. agencies are eyeing elon musk's purchase of twitter as some here on capitol hill have concerns this saudi royal prince is twitter's second largest shareholder after this deal. that's concerning some because of the terms of musk's twitter deal, the washington post reports that large foreign investors would have access to confidential information about twitter's finances and possibly its users. and the treasury department is figuring out if it has legal authority to launch a probe. white house officials reportedly discussed the possibility of a national security review and the fbi looking into counter intelligence risks surrounding the deal this spring. the deal also might be the next big tech target here on capitol hill, senator chris murphy calling for a review tweeting this, we should be concerned the saudis, who have a clear interest in repressing political speech and impacting u.s. politics are now the second largest owner of the major

social media platform, and the committee on foreign investment should do a review. they may not listen to the calls but are looking at beijing app tiktok, trying to reach a national security agreement with officials to remain operational in the u.s.. but some officials say they want tiktok banned completely. the fcc commissioner telling axios, there is not a world in which you could come up with sufficient protection on the data that you could have confidence it's not finding its way back to the hands of the chinese communist party. a spokesperson disputing the comments, saying they have protections for u.s. user data and vetting for content moderation, saying commissioner carr has no role in the discussions with the government and tiktok and expressings views independence of his role as fcc

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>> john: no slowdowns at the border. fox news cameras catching two separate large groups of migrants crossing illegally into eagle pass, texas, and that's where we found bill, don't need a drone to do that.

walk us through what you saw earlier. bill, can you hear me, it's awfully loud there. bill, have you got us? all right, looks like we have lost bill for a second here, but you know, there are two big groups that crossed into eagle pass, texas, continues a trend that we have seen literally for the last almost two years now with some 2.5 million people crossing into the country in fiscal year 2022 alone. bill, we understand you can hear us now. tell us about the two big groups that crossed the border yesterday. >> yeah, john, apologies, live tv had the border patrol boat go by. incredibly busy morning here. well over 700 illegal crossings in just one hour. we'll show you the first group. take a look at this stunning drone footage in normandy, a tiny town on the northern outskirts of eagle pass. a group of several hundred migrants crossing illegally, and

once they cross the river they are formed into a single file line and escorted in that line, sometimes almost as far as the eye can see it seems like by the texas national guard and by border patrol where they are taken to a processing area. and we saw several of these migrants on their smartphones facetiming people as they were crossing illegally into texas, almost all were single adults. the second piece of video from the drone as that group kind of formed together and waited for processing. it ended up being well over 300 migrants. i had a chance to talk to many of them, most of them telling me they were from cuba, nicaragua, or the dominican republic. several cubans told me they are planning on meeting up with family in the miami area. and most of the countries crossing are not subject to title 42. a lot of the people will be be released into the country after they are done being professed. no busses available, there was a bigger group on the other side

of town. as the normandy group was crossing, this is left over of a group of 400 that crossed at the exact same time into the eagle pass area. once again, almost all of them single adults, predominantly single adult men. a short time before we shot the footage, 48-year-old cuban woman went into cardiac arrest and dropped down and died on scene shortly after crossing. this is a huge strain on border patrol resources dealing with these groups. lastly, take a look at this, these images out of the rio grande valley. troopers pulled over an uber driver smuggling five illegal immigrants inside the vehicle. they were picked up near the river in mission, texas and the driver cooperated with troopers, showed them his uber profile, dropoff location he was hired to pick them up by the river and drop them off at a local mall. troopers believe he might have been tricked by a human smuggling organization using a fake profile and they might be

doing this with rideshare drivers in an effort to cut themselves out of the equation when it comes to smuggling and in an effort to avoid law enforcement. and texas dps did not arrest the uber driver, they cannot prove criminal intent. i want to point out as i was driving around eagle pass earlier as the groups were crossing, i saw groups of migrants walking down the highway into oncoming traffic almost, no border patrol agents anywhere, walking down the highway, they are looking for border patrol, there were not any around. there are so many groups crossing in so many locations, it's such a drain on resources. the man power is stretched thin and that's how it is almost every single day, guys. back to you. >> john: numbers show no signs of slowing down. bill, thank you. >> the winter is really harsh, i don't know how we are going do

it. maybe payment plan. >> no choice, heat your house or business. >> thinking of another, back to my other part-time job which i had before covid. >> my meds or my food. it's big decisions to be made. >> i can only put on so many sweaters. >> sandra: the cost to keep your home warm this winter has some families as you just heard facing tough choices. some cases it even involves choosing food versus fuel or rent. president biden says oil companies should be on the hook in the form of higher taxes. charles payne, host of making money, we'll ask him if that plan would even work and joseph nolan, joins us now. thank you for joining us. this is obviously an urgent situation for many american families who face these soaring costs. can you tell us what you're seeing with your customers right now. >> sure. you know, i did write to the president asking for some help around fuel for electric

generators in this region. my concern for the winter is about sufficient supply of electricity for our customers. but in addition to that, what we are seeing is increasing prices of 30% on the gas, and upwards of 50% on the electric side. so it's really a double whammy for our customers. it's something that we have been working on for several months with key stakeholders to try to help our customers manage this situation. and we are going to continue to work through that with our customers. >> sandra: i want to get in a bit of your letter that you wrote to the white house with the situation you are hearing from your customers and how urgent this is. your companies ramped up in large scale resources, including wind and hydro power to reduce dependency on natural gas but many will not bring power to the grid for several years you write, as both an energy company ceo and lifelong new englander, you say i am deeply concerned

the severe energy shortfall would have on the people and businesses in the region. that letter is important. you are acknowledging you are for green energy, you've made investments, your company has, in that direction, but you are telling the white house this transition is not ready today and that puts american families on the hook. >> you are absolutely right. the challenge is we need to have a bridge to this cleaner future. we do have over 1700 megawatts of offshore wind. we'll be on the ocean as early as this coming june constructing our first wind farm. that wind farm up and running by september, but again, you know, these are intermittent resources like solar, so we need to have some other resources available and right now in the region that's natural gas and that is oil facilities and those are the facilities that we need to get fuel for and be sure that the

administration helps us get through these next few years. >> sandra: and everything you just mentioned, electricity, heating oil, natural gas, all up double digits and this is going to lead to really hefty heating bills for many. charles payne, joseph, if you could stand by with us. what president biden is saying and he is putting blame for the problems so many are facing today. listen. >> the oil industry has not, has not met its commitment to invest in american support of the american people. >> those excess profits are going back to the shareholders. >> we need to keep making that progress by having energy companies bring down the cost of a gallon of gas. >> i'm going to make sure that oil companies pass on the reduction and the price of barrel of oil to the pump. >> sandra: now he says he's going to tax them because he's blaming them. even larry summers says that's not going to work. >> taxing the oil companies will not bring more oil out of the ground or get us more refineries, i think is one of the main crux of the issue.

we have not had a major refinery built since 1977. some say well, you know, not in my back yard, and yet all kinds of movements for yes in my back yard for other things. if you look at the profits, this industry lost almost 300 billion. >> during covid. >> from 2010 to 2020, very lean years. a couple times oil was negative, no one thought could ever happen. >> i remember well. >> in the last couple years they are just now getting that money back. again, this is just from operating. it's so wrong for him to declare war on the fossil fuels industry, they cannot reach out to wall street for major money to go for the projects, if the white house truly wanted to help the american public then they would say let's be reasonable and smart and intelligent about this, make life easier for

people as we make this transition to whatever green utopia they think is possible. it's not right around the corner. according to the energy information association, heating oil up $2,300 more, natural gas $931 more, propane, $1,600 more. this is on president biden. >> astronomical increases. >> that's why you have 33% more people looking for holiday jobs and record number of people working two full-time jobs right now. >> sandra: it is true, natural gas up 28%, a huge dent in a lot of people's pocket books. thank you very much for joining us and joseph, thank you to you as well. our best to your customers. obviously this is going to be a challenge for many and we are trying to tell their stories. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> sandra: john. >> john: a mother killed in front of her own children after learning her estranged husband was released less than 24 hours earlier on charges of allegedly beating her. how the victim's mother says new york's no cash bail laws and

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decision team here, when asked in the wisconsin senate race who you would vote for, right now 48% goes to ron johnson, the republican in that race. mandela barnes, three points behind in this latest polling. it's been steady for ron johnson, mandela barnes picking up one point since the last time we polled on that. inflation the top issue in wisconsin senate race as well, abortion 24%, election integrity 12%. single digits for border security and crime in the wisconsin senate race. also just want to give you an idea of what we are seeing in the gubernatorial race, tony evers so close, democrat one point behind, tim michaels, the republican in that race. so, as we watch that, we want to bring in our election team as we do ask the question, do you approve or disapprove of the job tony evers is doing as wisconsin governor. 37% say strongly disapprove, but almost as many say they strongly

approve. why the races are so close. let's bring in our team now. darren, i'll start with you. tell us first, based on everything i just laid out, let's start with arizona, by the way. tell us what you are watching in arizona and what it's going to come down to for you on election night. >> oh, man. focus on two things. the first is are we going to see split ticket voting or straight ticket voting. gubernatorial race, lake has run a very strong campaign. whatever you think about that race, consensus across the board across republicans and democrats is she's run a pretty, pretty strong race, made a very strong pitch. for someone who came into the race with negatives and associations with trump. but masters has lagged behind lake and what's happened the last few weeks, it seems masters is picking up some republicans who had already committed to lake. is arizona going to split their ballot, or come on board. if you get coming on board, a

decent chance republicans sweep the races. i'm looking at maricopa county, easy call. one of those -- >> sandra: i have it on the board, go ahead. >> wisconsin, there is dane, milwaukee, and upstate republican counties. not arizona. maricopa is the whole game and i think it's a one point margin in maricopa like basically one point margin everywhere else. >> 60% of arizona's vote counts comes from maricopa county, 2020 elections in maricopa county, a key win for president biden, 53% of the vote there, chris. >> that's right, and one other thing that is really interesting in arizona right now is there's more general enthusiasm among republicans, and this is something that we are seeing in

a lot of states when you ask them, more enthusiastic or less compared to past elections, republicans tend to say they are more enthusiastics than democrats, which is generally what you would expect from the party that doesn't control the who us during the midterms. that does not translate into excitement for their candidates. when we ask in arizona, kelly supporters, are you enthusiastic about voting for them, 65% say yes, for masters, 52. so daron mentioned republicans have started to come home for masters, still not there yet, they are at about 85% of republicans are with masters, he has some room to grow there. but independents, not a huge part of the electorate but in arizona they are breaking pretty significantly for kelly. we have them at 43/25 right now. so as election day nears, i think the enthusiasm one side or

the other could really make a difference in what the electorate looks like. >> sandra: enthusiasm, that's key. and ten seconds, pulled up the wisconsin map. back to election night 2020 and highlight racine county, close margin there on the presidential election rights, kenosha county, trump pulled off victory there. >> the counties you say, the ones to watch. and milwaukee and dane, can they drag the democrats across for the year that's good for republicans generally. >> sandra: thanks for stopping by. we'll check back in with you soon. thank you. john. >> john: busy is an understatement. mother of three near buffalo, new york shot dead less than 24 hours, the suspect, her estranged husband, was set free

without bail. despite surveillance video shows him beating her and prior conviction for attacks against women. why no bail? >> under the new york bail reform law, the judge had no choice. now the mother of the woman shot to death is lashing out at not only the law but policy advocate, governor hochul. the deadly saga began in late september. 30-year-old kiera posted a video online appears to show her being beaten by her husband at her home. after the viewing, they charged him with third degree assault and other misdemeanors. under new york law the charges do not give discretion for bail. a day after he was released, cops say he shot and killed his wife. he is now behind bars and has pleaded not guilty to murder as well as other charges. l according to court documents, adam had a violent past.

served 15 years for attempting to kidnap an ex-girlfriend. her grieving mother told the new york post, she, hochul, should be charged for the crime, also responsible for the crime. the local district attorney said the state's current bail laws restrict judges from making decisions that could save lives. >> when they do not have discretion and have to release someone automatically, anyone who argues that was not a contributing factor is just plain wrong. >> a spokesperson for the governor called the death tragic and horrific and hochul's top priority is keeping new yorkers safe, and working with lawmakers to crack down on gun laws and repeat offenders, and changes to the bail law in january when the next legislative session gets

underway. john. >> john: no question a lot of people are wondering why they went ahead with a program like that. david lee, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: a new warning about a potential attack in the works from iran. >> john: plus, the knives are out for elon musk with democrats demanding an investigation into the new twitter chief. surprise surprise surprise. larry kudlow coming up.

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it's historic, history accomplishment. three pretty safely democratic house seats that republicans think that they can flip. and one thing that connects new york and oregon together, john, crime. crime is an issue that transcends party, it's not just a democratic or republican issue, voters in the city of portland, city of new york city, are very frustrated about the crime, the subways, the safety of people on the streets, and that is an issue that is moving voters across the line towards the republicans. >> betsy johnson was on our air a couple three weeks ago and said what's happening in portland because of crime is an absolute travesty. the same time this is going on, power ranking at fox shifted races that could political report shifted ten house districts in favor of republicans. these are districts that biden won by 15 or more points in 2020. if these races are shifting, what does that bode for the rest of the country? >> follow the data points.

when you see all these races in blue territory, democrats are spending 25 plus million dollars in these double digit biden seats. you can tell where the political winds are shifting. and if democrats are worried about holding seats in very blue territory, imagine where at least swing states, the senate races, governor's races, where they will end up. >> john: as we watch the results unfold, starts in the east and to the west, if we see the blue state races flip red early evening, what's that going to bode the rest of the night? >> i would look at virginia, they report election results quickly. three battleground races, maybe four in the state, so if abigail spanberger is in trouble on election night, elaine, a race in northern virginia with jennifer wexton, if it's close, it's a sign this could be a big wave in many blue districts. >> john: and we have yesli vega

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