kevin brady, always a delight. the man behind making those tax cuts happen. five years ago today, how time flies. this weekend is going to be crazy with some of the biggest names on each side supporting their candidates. we are live on saturday, special edition of ""cavuto live"." following anyone who's everyone all over the country. here is "the five." >> hello, everybody. i am jesse watters with katie pavlich, jessica tarlov, dana perino, greg gutfeld, this is "the five." democracy apparently going to end in six days if you don't vote for the democrats. president biden will be giving a last minute speech later tonight on preserving and protecting our democracy. because he's got nothing else to run on. biden flipping back a few

chapters in his playbook to the one about maga republicans being evil and only his party can save the soul of the nation. our very own slb, peter doocy, challenging the white house about what the president will say. >> the president has long talked about our nation being at an inflection point. he has been clear democracy is under assault. unfortunately we have seen mega maga are public and officials who don't believe in the rule of law. >> does that mean president biden things as a threat to democracy somebody votes republican? >> no. that's a ridiculous question. no. >> why is that a ridiculous question? >> american people should have the right to vote for whomever they want. the voting is a sacred right. it is something the president wants to protect. >> president biden thinks democracy can survive even if democrats are not in charge of congress? >> the president is optimistic. >> jesse: joe biden gears up to attack literally every republican on the ballot, hillary clinton says "hold my

beer," by insulting voters. speak are you concerned voters aren't putting those pieces together, having republican house would mean the public trickle people you are talking about would be more empowered. >> with all the noise that we have got in this election season, i don't think people are able to really grasp that. more importantly, i'm not sure they really understand the threats to their way of life. >> jesse: dana, the strategy behind going out. this seems haphazard to me. >> dana: yes. i think they got some numbers overnight. they saw that barack obama is out there are the only one getting crowds, the only one getting democrats somewhat excited to come see them but then they realize that he's not on the ballot and they get their numbers overnight on the white house in the morning is like "we have to do something. they have a brainstorming session, what should we do. last week in "the washington post" they said relative to turnout in 2018 there has been a surge of participation from women, black voters and voters over the age

of 50. this is who they are trying to go for. that was in georgia. they are trying to figure out a way, how can we make sure that everyone is paying attention to this. however. first of all let me talk about the setting. union station? that was my favorite place to go when i first moved to washington in 1995. it's absolutely beautiful, marble columns, the coolest food court, the starbucks that you could go to, fancy restaurants and you know what it is today? a complete and total hellscape. taken over by the homeless, drug addicts. it's like penn station. i'm kind of curious. what is the backdrop they are going to use? tremember the first mega maga speech. why do they think this is going to work? the starbucks left the union station. the other thing is it's right

there in the corridor. who is he talking to? he's not talking to working-class voters, not talking to people saying we are worried about crime, the border, education, inflation. is there something you can do to help us? no. he is going to talk about this. what he should have done instead. >> greg: don't do it yet. >> dana: why? >> greg: they are watching. >> dana: it's too late. even if he was going to get booed, he and the first lady should've gone to game 4 of the phillies-astros series and then there like a regular joe. instead he is going to give a lecture about the election. >> jesse: could've gone the throughout the first pitch. >> dana: really would've gotten booed. >> jesse: is this going to be another mega maga, ultra maga, trickle down to be 25 deal. >> dana: hillary did not look well. it appears she might have thrown up on joy reid's shirt. he's probably going to mention january 6th because that's all we ever convention because he

has nothing else. january 6 has become the kevin bacon of terrible events for democrats. everything could be linked to january 6. i just hope when he brings up election deniers which is a threat to democracy he does include dear hillary who already called into question 2024 so we better include that. it's amazing how extreme the demonization has become. it's a trip. you're watching the same people who claimed rhetoric because the pelosi violence. then mayor minutes later in another segment we will say republicans are a threat to democracy. if the republicans take over and we have heard this, worse than 9/11, watergate, worse than cnn plus all combined. who is painting targets on who? when they say it's printed democracy, they are really saying it's a threat to democrats because of the only time they feel a sense of urgency, when they are about to be tossed out of power and you look at what they call a threat to democrats or a threat to democracy, voter i.d.,

free speech which is now being redefined as disinformation, elon musk buying twitter. somehow that's going to end the world. fox news which presents a fair and balanced view of the news which has so long been biased and what's not a threat to them, crime. if you bring up crime, they make fun of you. riots, looting, social justice. they put themselves in a corner because they've been demonizing people for so long they don't know where to go on the president's credibility is -- he is -- he comes off as angry, habitually lying and confused. he is like an old confidence man in the medicine show ditched him in the middle of the night and he is stuck in your town. >> jesse: katie, one republicans end democracy of the red -- after the red wave, is biden saying there is never going to be another house and senate election? all of the senators and congressmen are just going to sit in their offices and you're never going to get them out of there? >> katie: is hard to know what biden is saying so i don't know why you're asking me to define

some of the things he's been saying. i used it to get lunch in union station. now i get my street cred there. republicans are having big rallies. registering more voters and they are losing the early voting battle in places like florida and georgia for example and possibly in pennsylvania as well so that's why they are doing this. democrats have invested so much political capital, including the january 6 committee come into this narrative about preserving democracy. republicans are a threat to democracy. they are claiming if republicans go to the polls or independent voters for example and vote for republicans that it's a threat to democracy even though they are literally voting for representatives they believe will represent what they want and take care of the issues that are affecting their lives. in june, fox news did a poll. they ask the question, who do you think is better at preserving democracy,

republicans or democrats. republicans won by one point. they still won. after all the political capital and endless hours they've spent on this including the speech in philadelphia and the speech tonight. countless statements from lawmakers across the country, this is the narrative they use on the campaign trail. it's not working and it's not going to work on the wednesday night before the election. >> jesse: the guy who was supposed to save democrats, barack obama, under a desk. watch this. >> monday night and here's what happened. >> what are you doing under my desk? >> under the desk is kind of my thing. >> you can stay for now but when it comes time to voting you're going have to get up. you have climate change legislation on the ballot. you have gun safety. and we can elect more pro-choice numbers of congress. we can reinstitute roe vs. wade is the law of the land. you can't stay here. you're going to have to take a little bit of time to vote. >> jesse: remember my rule against men eating ice cream in

public? only on vacation. mention also never sit on the ground. ever. unless you're playing with your child, you should never -- >> dana: not even then. >> jesse: or your dog. his >> greg: no. never sit on the ground. >> jesse: indian style? >> greg: crisscross. do you think you are liz warren? >> jesse: crisscross applesauce. >> jessica: i know what you're doing. you are eating my time. barack obama doing get out the vote stuff is fine when he sat between two friends and had that conversation, also fine. he is the hero of the midterm cycle and i'm happy he's out there. he's headed to arizona next. he wasn't going to do this much campaigning. we need him. then jacobs has a new piece out and he went to a lean glorious district, one of the most vulnerable democrats in virginia.

he went there to see if anybody cared about january 6th and they don't. this is someone being represented by someone who was the main question on the final prime time night. that concerns me that tonight that will be our topic and i know that it's a messy idea and dana was much more thoughtful about going to the world series. i would like a do-over speech. if president biden said i am coming out and i'm going to do all the things i've heard that i've done wrong, i'm going to address crime. i'm going to talk about inflation in real terms. i'm going to show you have plans for all these things. republicans will not meet the moment when it comes to them for x, y, and z reasons. people are forgiving. people generally like him, also certainly democrats, a lot of independence, some moderate republicans concerned about republicans taking over again so i am for the kitchen sink speech. want to talk about january 6, i think it's important. i think core democratic voters

do think that. but talk about the others stuff, our backs against the wall in new york, pennsylvania, wisconsin. show voters that we are on the fence about you when we are still deciding. that you've heard them and you recognize their real-life concerns. >> dana: he wants the amnesty speech. >> jesse: i can't believe i missed backbend jacobs peace. >> greg: it's amazing. i read it four times. [laughter] >> jessica: that's unnec unnecessary. >> jesse: another reason for democrats to panic, suburban women flocking to republicans. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition.

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all along the journey, they were there. (light music) >> greg: democrats, beware of the soccer moms. new "wall street journal" poll says the g.o.p. getting a major boost from white suburban women ahead of the midterms. makeup 20% of the electorate. this key group favors republicans by 15 percentage points. that's 27-point swing from august. the shift not surprising. democrats seem to be asleep at biden's events. >> argue with with me? okay. come on, people. let's wake up. we've got the president of the united states and the house. >> greg: my favorite marge simpson's sister.

anyway. do know what i think? i think maybe women are being tired of being called racist karens. having to be like okay, i am for drag queen story hour. tired of this wokeism. >> katie: i think there's a lot they are tired out. when roe v. wade was overturned an abortion was sent back to the states democrats thought this was their moment to keep female voters in their camp but people started realizing when the temperature was lower that it was simply available to the states to make their own rules and abortion didn't change a lot of the places where they want more unrestricted abortion so that's one of the things. the other thing is of course the school issue. the night before glenn youngkin won the governorship in virginia, randi weingarten campaigned with terry mcauliffe. she is now in michigan campaigning for gretchen whitmer who said she didn't actually close the schools for that long. parents are saying, especially women, seeing that their kids are behind, there communities

are not as safe and i think they are sick of democrats focusing on them as a one issue voter in terms of abortion when there's other issues like inflation, crime, education. of >> greg: that's good point. jessica, you're a white woman, or so you identify asked. is this more about married women versus single women? because you have kids, that changes your filter and suddenly it's about the price of baby food, not the price of an abortion. abortion takes a backseat to applesauce. is that a fair assessment? >> jessica: married women do also have abortions. that is something to note. >> greg: it's a valiant point, jessica. they can be just as murderous as single women. [laughter] >> jessica: sure. i'm not going to fall down the trap of saying that women vote how their husbands vote because we've seen obviously that that is diverged. >> greg: only the smart women, jessica. >> jessica: trying to get me in trouble.

so these were never our voters. they swing in and out depending on the election, and 2020 had a really big name on the ballot. donald trump's name on the ballot and that's how we were able to pick off so many white suburban voters who typically vote republican. the timing of the decision, it felt like when the momentum was going our way and you have the kansas referendum et cetera, this was going to hold. then conditions in the economy didn't improve very much and crime became a superseding issue to where abortion is so i don't think it's something that isn't important to them but you're going to have to rank your choices, you're going to have to pick a lane and white suburban women, i didn't expect a 26-point swing but they are picking a lane and it's not voting on a social issue. voting on a bread and butter issue like public safety. >> greg: dana, seems like those white suburban women like

to swing. >> dana: have you heard about that? there's a show on netflix. >> greg: is not mainly about the price of things, inflation. >> dana: also think that for women who often control the spending of the household, going back to school is very expe expensive. you've got the sports fees and all the things that you got to pay for. that was kind of shocking for them and then you've got to make lunches and everything. wow, so much more extensive. i feel like the democrats wouldn't recognize a kitchen table if it hit them in the f face. think about the year before, the midterms, republicans were able to pick up races and a lot of those places. this has been coming. it's not something new. i picked up something you might like today. talking about oregon. looks like a few of the congressional races might flip to republican but also the governor's race and there was a woman, a mother who was interviewed and she said her big issue is the following.

what's your favorite word that you use -- >> greg: problematic. >> dana: it's brown. your favorite emoji. >> greg: poo. >> dana: it she said she does not want to take her kids to the independent book store a guy defecating on the sidewalk in front of her children. she has had it. she's had enough. >> katie: she should calm down. >> jessica: i i am the calmest i've been in weeks. >> jesse: you are a white woman. >> jessica: and overeducated. >> greg: i hope you come up with an analogy that makes all of us uncomfortable. >> jesse: no one knows white suburban women better than i do. jeep grand cherokee's, italian food, starbucks, j.crew. dave matthews band, lululemon. i've got it all down. you're right, they do swing.

they are up for grabs and they hundred for trump at first in 2016 because he was exciting. and then all hell broke loose because he was too controversial. they don't like too much controversy. and then the quarantines, the whole family stayed inside the house at the same time. that was way too much. they just wanted to go back to normal biden. he said he would get us back to normal. then they went radical left and it was like whiplash for the suburban white women because all of a sudden you get high prices and crime. what do suburban white men want to talk about? the price of everything. gas, home renovations, and then the suburban white women, they talk about safety, schools, and shopping, the price of everything. they get involved and everyone he starts talking and it's just not cool anymore to be biden voter in the suburbs. it's a let's go, brandon situation. it's not cool. the only people in the suburbs that support joe biden at this point our weirdos and people with graduate degrees. so if you can just get things back to normal and be no drama,

the white suburban women will love you. >> jessica: that really explained it. >> greg: it certainly did. i'm letting it wash over me. >> jesse: i am letting you think. >> jessica: why do you call them guys? >> greg: he doesn't see gender. >> jesse: or race. >> greg: but you will see h. h.r.. up next, chaos at the border after agents get attacked by illegal immigrants.

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>> dana: and dramatic new video showing a chaotic confrontation of the border. a large group of illegal immigrants carrying a venezuelan flag while trying to cross the texas border and attacked border

patrol agents. authorities trying to control the situation by firing pepper balls after one officer hit by a rock and another assaulted. the aclu taking issue with the methods used by agents to deal with migrants who adjust assaulted them. describing the actions as cruel. the national border patrol council firing back with this tweet. "we read this morning that the aclu was upset the border patrol agents have -- have the idea city to defend themselves. we have a response for them. go to hell." every morning one of our reporters is down there and they have the same -- 450 migrants. look at this flag. do you see having that flag is pretty think they carried that from venezuela? >> greg: you know what mayorkas called it, a whip. they got a hold of one of the agents giant waves. what you're seeing is a brazen

lack of respect because that behavior is essentially incentivized. i don't even blame the migrants. it's the messaging from the dems saying we are not for a strong border, come on over, without even having to say. the government has never had a shortage of incumbent of people on their but only chances does mayorkas get? he has presided over more blunders than jeff zucker. at least cnn set jeff zucker packing. i think biden has no clue. i don't think -- he's just not in power. he's in charge the way colonel sanders is in charge of kfc. >> jesse: like a mascot. >> dana: tonight president biden is going to give a speech about these threats to democracy. every morning, you can say, is that a threat to democracy to not enforce the border? >> jesse: sure is. i don't like to use the word invasion because it connotes a military vibe. but if you look at this, it's hard not to say that this is

getting pretty close to calling at that. you have people charging our agents and impaling them with a foreign flag, salting them with rocks. these people look hostile, dana. these aren't your traditional family seeking asylum that are turning themselves over peacefully to border patrol. how stupid for these migrants? this is the only time i've ever seen biden's border patrol or tell anybody. you know all you have to do is come here and submit and they'll give you a bus ticket to new york. they will give you a biden phone, they'll give you cash, they'll give you baby formula. these idiots tried to assault our agents. come on. you know better than that. this is not how you get into this country. also, p.r. advice for the caravans. it would help if you carried an american flag when you're coming over. it would make me feel a little bit better about the whole thing, not of foreign flag.

mayorkas is going to get impeached. you can see it coming a mile away. >> dana: he should get fired the day after the election. >> jesse: i heard a report that all the border patrol agents turn their back to him when they met him a couple months ago. they don't respect the guy. >> greg: terrible breath. >> jesse: i heard that too. a lot of paella. >> dana: how does biden -- >> jessica: ignore it i guess. go to texas but t not that partf texas. president biden has sent over and over do not come here. made negotiations with mexico that people can't stay now. but obviously it's a disaster and there was a lot in the town hall last night that brecht and martha did in ohio with j.d. vance and tim ryan that i thought was very important for the upcoming election. one of the most striking moments was when brett asked the

audience, democrats, republicans, independent voters, do you think the border is secure and 1% raise their hand. it looked like there were about 100 people in the room. if that's what's going on, if you have a room that does have a bunch of democrats and some independents who are going to swing and vote for tim ryan you could expect and you had one person who was raising their hand on it, you have an issue that you have to address. even just on the messaging level. putting aside the sheer numbers of this, people are not seeing this and walking away from it and saying something different. they are saying exactly what it is and it hasn't been a big issue if you look at the most recent polling. public safety and crime is not really border issues or national security but it weighs on people is something the administration is just not addressing. >> dana: we have resources. fox news invests, we have people in texas, able to get to arizona

but the border is long and encompasses mexico and california as well. this is an amazing story and there's just no media curiosity outside of here. >> katie: it's amazing that people are ignoring it. if you're a journalist, so many things to cover. in the towns, schools are locked down on a regular basis, high-speed chases, shoot-outs with the police. the aclu is arguing these people are asylum-seekers. they are so afraid of what's happening in their home countries they are flying flag of their home countries of the border while they come into the country, salting our border patrol agents by throwing rocks at them. rocks are a lethal weapon. they are really lucky that they weren't shot, that they weren't just chop with pepper balls and it wasn't worse for them considering this is an international border. it's not like going into a department store getting on a bus, it's an international border where they should be some kind of border in the aclu by again putting the border patrol

up as a target for the ones doing something wrong rather than people throwing rocks is emboldening a multibillion-dollar cartel trafficking and smuggling operation. it clearly shows when they're having the flag of the country they are coming from and claiming asylum that asylum fraud is the reason why all of this is happening because all you have to do is say you're afraid. clearly they are not afraid if they have those flags that are as big as they are and they are assaulting border patrol agents knowing that they are not going to be the ones getting in trouble. they are going to be backed up by the aclu and homeland security secretary. >> greg: where did they get the flag? it's a big flag. how did they get to the point where they start walking? because they get there, somebody hands him a flag? >> dana: in they carried for miles? >> greg: if i were a serious journalist, god knows i'm not, these are the questions i'd be asking.

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♪ ♪ >> katie: woke education could be on the chopping block. supreme court ready to rule on two cases. a group accusing harvard and the university of north carolina of discriminating against asian american applicants by valuing black and hispanic students more. the schools argue the framework is necessary to create diverse student body. biden's u.s. solicitor general went a step further saying affirmative action is "critical national security

parody." if local universities care about fairness, it's interesting that a most half of white students are admitted into harvard and i recruited athletes, legacy students, donors and staff. the left losing their minds when clarence thomas spoke to get rid of affirmative action. >> greg: critical national security imperative. the reason they say that is so when it goes away it will be a threat to democracy. when white students are disavowing white on the applicants, a third chose nonwhite when they take the box, that tells you it's better to be nonwhite, a quality has been reached in the academic setting, at some point affirmative action was necessary but training wheels on a bike, sometimes it's got to go. white privilege is a myth if there is no white people who want to be white other applications. research is about preferences,

for parents and relatives who donate to harvard. always an implicit judgment when people meet you. did you get there in character, competence, or color? >> katie: white students come into the debate about affirmative action. it's really not about white privilege -- >> jessica: it's about a larger debate about affirmative action. college is trying to kid a community of learners, not the best test takers. affirmative action goes further than talk about race. no one is discussing the fact that if you are someone who grew up in utah or wyoming that you are likely to more get accepted to a top university than people out of new york or california because there's so many of them. no one arguing and on behalf of these asian students, harvard or unc, saying the black -- they are not seen the black kids weren't qualified. they are talking about the test scores. if you're judged only by your

test scores, going to end up with a lot of bots. taking standardized test is something that's not good for certain kids. kids who have learning disabilities, can't perform as well. a important marker, they need to stay for things like going to medical school, i see why the lsat is important. when you think about your college experience, was the person you thought was most interesting the ones who have the highest s.a.t. score? i doubt it. someone who was from a diverse background, someone who you never thought you'd meet. i grew up a certain way and the people i gravitated towards because your going to a place for four years to learn about different people, folks were not from new york city. that's for me what affirmative action is all about. >> greg: go after people that are just interesting? that's the criteria? i am here to judge if you're interesting or not. you look different.

everybody is going to dye their hair purple, jessica. that was my jesse impression. [laughter] >> jessica: students for fair admissions bringing this on behalf of their students. but they object to is that consideration of race and race by itself. for >> dana: a couple things, clarence thomas had what does the word diversity mean? it really has become this catchall term. his point was it can mean whatever you want it to mean. that is to be taken into consideration. carrie severino, a lawyer who said the university tried to suggest that the racial aspect of their emission standards had little impact on admissions but they needed in order to have diversity. i think they just walked themselves into the situation where john roberts, chief justice said i'm not buying it. the other thing, you know what is a national security imperative, the fact that we have k-12 education that is so bad and learning loss from covid with horrible test scores, the key to making sure more people

have access to good colleges and good test scores and the extracurricular activities they do is to improve k-12 education. if you're listening to this argument and your answer is we really need to keep race-based admissions going because -- but you don't have a good answer, you don't have to improve k-12 education? you're on the wrong track. >> katie: interesting to watch the left react to minorities who don't believe in affirmative action. >> jesse: i'm going to pass on this one. >> greg: you are not allowed to pass. >> jesse: i'm confused by the story. who is upset? whites or asians? just asians are upset? >> dana: they brought the ca case. >> jessica: why people are also upset that they are not -- >> jesse: white people are also upset? >> jessica: they are not in the cases. now there's less of an advantage because asians started testing better than whites. did you read your notes? >> jesse: asian americans are

saying they're not getting accepted because why? >> greg: what were you thinking about during the segment? >> dana: told that you are not likable enough. very discriminatory. >> jesse: think if they don't interview well in the research. >> greg: it's not as well-rounded, they are kind of racist. they are saying asians are robots. >> jesse: that the asians didn't do clubs in high school, or sports? >> greg: i love that this is so new to you. >> katie: we are going to give jesse some more research and revisit this topic tomorrow. coming up, adele made an earth-shattering announcement. that and the fastest is up next. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need.

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adele, adele. >> jessica: if you didn't catch it the first time, the correct pronunciation is "uh-dale." >> dana: he said everyone wants to pronounce their name differently. it is like "day-na" versus "dan-uh." >> greg: how can someone tell mike an angel when she sings in sound like a van driver when she talks. >> katie: i think she has a lot of american fans and that's

why they say adele incentive -- instead of {flush >> greg: do you want to take a pass, jesse. if you don't want to upset the adele fans. >> jessica: you meet someone and then months go by finally, you can call me -- the wrong name. that is weak. i think it's weak. she should've corrected the record immediately. >> dana: or not said anything. she is a world-famous singer. >> jessica: up next, a top hygiene expert says you don't need to shower each morning or ever again. turns out there's no danger. if we only do it to avoid smelling like a pair of dirty gym socks. >> greg: here's the thing. it's amazing how human beings can get used anything. think about the old west.

they went around with one pair of underwear that was also their pajamas. did you ever think about home dirty and stinky they smelled. but you get used to your own filth. >> dana: and they were wool. >> greg: they probably had medical issues. losing. they didn't have toilet paper. they would use a brush. it would be in a bucket. they would share it! >> jesse: they would share it? >> greg: they would share at! in the wild west. they still do it in vermont. >> jesse: in vermont? >> jessica: how do you know? >> greg: i made it up. >> jesse: you made it up? >> greg: know there was something called a gomp stick. they kept it in a bucket of

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outcomes from the contest and watch results fox news november #th. download it now and play for free. tonight "jesse watters primetime" 7:00 we will have live reaction to joe biden's mega maga ultra maga trickle down speech. greg? >> greg: 25 grand? that's all? >> jesse: what were you thinking? >> greg: have you seen the lottery it's up to like a billion dollars. almost like dr. evil going let's give away 25 grand. >> jesse: that comes out of our bottom line, right? >> greg: never mind then. tonight caitlyn jenner, jamie lissow, kat timpf, tyrus. that's a great show. i will forfeit my one more thing. >> jesse: we have been waiting years for you to say that. >> dana: this is a babysitter actually a goat. yes, it is the goat. check this one out taking care of a little baby there. delay la 18 nigerian goat pushing baby henry.

delaydelilah very sweet. >> jesse: we don't use the term twarp anymore, dana. >> dana: we don't? it's not in the dictionary. >> greg: you are getting confused with the m word. >> jesse: oh, jesus, greg. >> katie: sam, adventure baker making history the youngest person to climb the summit in california's yosemite national park. widely regarded as one of the most difficult to climb. second grader in colorado climbed over # thousand feet to the top alongside a teen including his dad. great job, guys. sam has been climbing his whole life but this is certainly pretty big accomplishment. >> jesse: another thing you don't want to take your wife rock climbing. >> greg: exactly. >> jesse: jessica? >> jessica: a new mother has become the first american woman to win the iron man world

championship in 25 years. 35-year-old dominated the hawaii race which 2.4-mile swim and 11-mile bike ride and 26.2-mile run. the expedition 8 hours and 33 minutes and 46 seconds to meet with her 18-month-old daughter skylar waiting for her at the finish line. >> jesse: why do they call it the iron man? makes no sense to me. "special report" is up next. >> jesse: what are they putting in the mugs up these days? [laughter] >> jesse: i'll have another. >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the countdown is on. we are now in the final week of the midterm campaign season at stake control of the u.s. house and senate and the fate of president biden's legislative agenda. would he have new fox polls on two senate races that could determine which party controls that chamber. lieutenant governor john fetterman's lead over mehmet oz is down to three points in our last pol