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cafe" with pete hegseth. >> i didn't know it was franchise. there is a broken egg in jackson. >> steve: there is another broken egg? >> i guess this is a same design appearance be to how many are they are? >> steve: 80 in 50 and dozens more coming. i am sure it could be a franchise if you want to own one. after l in gilbert, pete, you are thinking maybe you can franchise one because look at all of the people showing up hours before it actually opened. look, it is pancake pete! >> there it is. just for you steve. >> ainsley: you need a lot of syrup. >> i will be diving in because i have a lot of serve. it is a great spot. how many will people like "another broken egg cafe"? [cheers and applause] they are loving it in new york. it is been a lot of fun. it is 5:00 a.m. here in this place was just as full two hours

ago. if you are watching "fox & friends" at 3:00 a.m. it is indicative of the enthusiasm in the state of arizona for the election that is just five days away. are you guys psyched? [cheers and applause] and it feels like all roads lead through arizona because the balance of the u.s. senate may be determined by who wins the race between mark kelly and blake masters. how do we feel about blake masters in this room? [cheers and applause] he has run a big come from behind campaign that has caught a lot of support. and he is tied in the polls. of course, the governor's race can anybody find katie hobbs? she seems to be nowhere to be found. she is using the biden basement strategy as she runs against kari lake who has proven to be very formidable. [cheers and applause] the polls have also tightened, although her former station the local fox news station had the poll up 11 a couple of days ago.

we are talking to voters about issues of inflation, issues of the border, especially in arizona, education, and new educational savings account here and, of course, crime and things that animate real people some of which voted already. many of which will be voting on election day. we are proud to be here in arizona, "fox & friends," thank you all for being here. i will send it back to you and we will talk to the voters later in the hour. >> brian: i have a question for a lot of folks, i am struck by mark kelly and tim ryan pretending as if they have taken on president biden. we know they have not on any issue. they are distancing themselves from them. but you know who has? senator sinema. i wonder if people in that diner view her as somebody in a positive light because she, along with joe manchin, have pushed back a lot. because that is an interesting question so brian kilmeade has a question for all of you. as mark kelly supporting

joe biden basically in every way? >> yeah. >> an honest question, do you feel like kristen cinema has been more independent than mark kelly? >> yeah. >> yes, a pretty definitive answer when you look at joe manchin and kyrsten sinema and they prefer someone other than kristen cinema but she has been more independent than mark kelly. >> brian: and vote for joe biden. and i think that should do the job to the best of the people there. >> for sure and that has been kyrsten sinema and blake masters said he would do as well should he be a u.s. u.s. senator. >> and a lot of freedom when it comes to for sure. >> the w wild, wild west. >> >> steve: as we started the program three hours ago it is five -- two hours rather, five days before the midterms and

they start to actually count the votes that millions of you have already cast. clearly, the democrats make their closing argument here they can't talk about what the republicans are talking about. border, crime, inflation, and prices. and the democrats in parti particular, here are three president of the united states, all democrats, they have one topic for the most part, and that is republicans, you vote for them, democracy is doomed. watch. >> american democracy is under attack because the defeated former president of the united states refuses to accept the results of the 2020 election. we, the people, must decide whether the rule of law prevails and whether we will have the dark forces that thirst for power put ahead of the principles that have long guided us. >> these days, it seems just about every republican politician seems obsessed with

only two things. they want to own the libs and the other thing they want to get donald trump's approval. they are not interested in solving immigration. they are not interested in solving crime. because that wave they may notice you have no answers have your own. >> actually, pretty straightforward. they say i want you to be very visible. [laughter] and i want you to be very angry. and i vote, i want you to vote for us and we will make it work. >> ainsley: interesting what barack obama said if you would first of all, joe biden, where is the energy? zero energy. barack obama's the best of what they have, and he said republicans are not interested in solving immigration? republicans are not interested in solving crime? that is why all the democratic leaders, especially here in new york, it is neck and neck. this is such a democratic area, but everyone here is worried

about crime. kathy hochul has had a chance to solve our crime problem. she has made it worse. criminals get in, they go into the front door and walked out the back door immediately. they continue, more crime, more crime, repeat offenders spirits of republicans do care about these issues. that is why -- if the democrats have done a great job the last two years, there would not be this red wave. >> brian: they are very close to immigration reform. barack obama wanted to pull on that from the past but never got together either conference. over the last few years, the one thing criticized about donald trump he was too tough on the border. right? he wanted to build the border, remain at mexico, threatened to tariffs. >> ainsley: that is immigration. >> brian: so president trump, you can say he didn't see a list, but it wasn't lack of trying. it wasn't from five separate plans and i will get the next one until you do. but things got out of control in

portland. things got out of control in seattle purity said i will send in federal troops and that caused controversy. they were protesting with the protesters and chop was allowed to flourish and people died. then he offered national authority and to chicago to break up the gang violence. you might not like the way, but you can't say he didn't try to attack it. at the same time, we have an administration with things criminal first. so, not only because they are ignoring those issues -- and i look at it differently, steep, even though they aren't strong on this, barack obama should come out and say address the issues people care about them by coming out and saying the republicans want to solve anything, that is not something that will resonate. if you come out and say we will be tougher on crime and crime is a problem but these are the right people to do it. that might be a better message. >> steve: listen, they have the solutions and it's not working. that is why people will vote against them. >> ainsley: they are in control of the house, senate and

presidency. >> steve: keep in mind historically, whoever the president is during his first term, first midterm, they always lose seats. but for a wild, it looked as if the democrats were going to -- e heard back when inflation started to go through the roof in november, december, january, february. it was going straight up and there was going to be blue ebb because a red tsunami. well, then, gas prices started going down. now, they put so many eggs into the abortion basket in the month of august, the democrats actually hold the lead. but according to the latest "wall street journal" poll, since august, there has been a 27% shift with white suburban women away from the democrats. now, they favor the republicans by 15%. and so much of it has to do with the cost of everything. you know, when the price of oil

was going down, it was suddenly looking pretty good about a month ago for the democrats. but now, you know what, the price is going back up and their chances are dwindling. >> ainsley: that poll is interesting because being a woman, i'm always fascinated to find out what the suburban mom thinks and how they will vote. they make 20% of the electorate which is a powerful force as you know. 54% of the white suburban women think the u.s. is in a recession. the economy is heading the wrong direction and the number one issue is rising prices, number two threat to democracy and number three supreme court overturning roe. i like this poll because it is "wall street journal" and conducted by a democratic posterior and republican pollster together. >> brian: and the story members because a lot of republicans making gains because they talk about education and they are talking about problems with curriculum. one of which is tudor dixon. this came out during the debate that she had with governor whitmer. listen. >> i had a gentleman come up to

me just a few nights ago and he said, "i found contained in my school library describing how to have sex to my son." i went to the democrats and i said, i can't believe this is in there. you are no longer a part of my party. just a few weeks ago, not only was i a democrat running for office as a democrat because democrats won't stand up for the children go back to the basics. i'm leaving the democrat party. >> steve: there she was simply recounting the story someone had told her that she met a couple of days earlier, but stephen colbert on his show a couple of nights later ran a clip of that and he's positive she is making that up. >> this is not the only one word about this issue. so was this guy she totally made up. >> a gentleman came up to me a few nights ago and he said, "i've been school to my content my school library describing how to have sex to my son." he went to the democrats and i

can't believe this is in there. >> fine, that happened. >> steve: it did happen. >> ainsley: his name, he has a father of five and a muslim american and came from yemen 20 years ago. he has always been a democrat and now he is changing parties because he likes tudor dixon's parties with schools purity also ran for a local seat, representatives, right? he posted a video on social media. it was just his rant against what is happening in his children's classrooms, what books are in the library and what really did happen to him. he said this, "to claim i am not here and i don't exist and i'm not human, that is absolute ignorance. if this person -- talking about stephen colbert did his due diligence and started researching or have his team do a little bit of research who is this person and who attended dixon's rally, they will be able to find my name right away easy on social media, just google

it." >> brian: we will see if there is retraction to stephen colbert show or whatever the late show. and see if he comes out and apologizes. i wonder if he even knows there was a follow-up because i don't know how often he watches us but its full circle but the people of michigan will and a two-point race, this could make a huge race because it goes back to education and proven right against against the entertainment factor in the story. the two current governor is so progressive and she kept schools closed. that was one of the states when closed for a really long time. tudor dixon sees this and has four little girls of her own and she fought cancer and she was a mom. she said, i am going after this governor and i want to be the republican and they are neck and neck. gretchen whitmer bringing in randi weingarten to come on stage and they are blaming everything else on school closures and out on them here that is white tudor dixon is doing so well because mama and

papa bear's are being heard by her peer that is what is happening with kari lake. i am a mama bear and want to keep the streets safe and i want my kids to ride bike safely and secure the border, stop fentanyl because we were about art teenagers with that. stop the gender talk, inappropriate education in elementary schools. solve this in virginia, didn't we? it looks like we can see it now this election season. >> brian: governor whitmer is the place of hypocrisy. her state, she goes to florida on vacation. speak to her husband had to get his photo to. >> brian: everyone else told to stay in. >> steve: sent the talk will be over. absolutely, six days we will know better in the meantime 8:15 in the east and carley has a story about someone who is minding his business when boom. >> don bolduc was attacked before last night's debate. >> just couldn't contain himself and charge from the side.

he made slight contact with me but my supporters rampant around him quickly. >> thankfully he was not armed and no issues pouring on team with maggie hassan. >> don bolduc is an extremist. >> she has seen limited government she doesn't like. she likes unlimited government. >> i'm proud of my bipartisan results. >> to reserves to make reverse the energy disaster policies that joe biden implemented that she supported 100%. >> fox news power rankings has a slight advantage in that race. twitter will reportedly start charging $8 for those blue checkmarks as soon as monday. elon musk plans to lay off about 3700 staffers, twice as initially thought. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez pushing back on the checkmarks charged

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jones boulder season. tumbling down the street, and the city officials getting ready for holiday decorations when heavy winds swept the supersized decorations away. those topping out at 70 miles an hour. can you imagine walking down the street and seeing that? >> steve: that is crazy, no kidding. >> less intimidating but the peeling off. speed to aoc and mustang, "i rode back pay $8." he rode on the t-shirt on her campaign page, really? she is asking voters to buy a sweatshirt on her page for $58. like, who doesn't like capitalism? >> i love the spat between the two of them. >> brian: currently good job, 18 minutes after they are, the white house forced to walk back a tweet after incorrectly claiming president biden was behind increase in social security. jimmy failla on the social media

slip-up. plus, we will return to arizona where pancake pete is having breakfast with friends, pete. >> >> steve cohen my hurt might hurt you -- nancy carries the flag everywhere which we love. which is more than welcome on "fox & friends" and deborah roll quick, we will talk to the voters but inflation is a huge issue for you, why? >> it is. as a senior, especially the ones on a fixed income, it is very hard and very difficult. we have 13% inflation here in arizona. and in the united states, so you go to the grocery store and fixed income are also the single moms. and it is hard in arizona. and also you look at families, small businesses, everything it is hard in arizona. >> steve: here is the issue amongst others and we will bring it from here in arizona.

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♪ ♪ >> steve: it has been less than a week since elon musk took over twitter, but the company's fact-checking the white house. when is the last time that happened with this white house? twitter reflecting a white house claim that seniors were getting social security increase through tthe presidents leadership on wednesday. context notes, instead of pointing out -- and thin twitter came out with an adjustment and said, "hey, the increase comes from annual cost of adjustment based on inflation." the tweet was later deleted appeared here to react fox nation host jimmy failla. jimmy, what happened was the

white house was trying to take credit for something that nixon signed in the '70s because six days away from the election. >> thank you i can empathize because i've had to delete tweets after drinking. but the difference they are the leading tweets from the white house and i'm doing it from the waffle house trying to find jesus christ over a plate of hash browns the exposure is biden's is show games, braggingt inflation and senior social security increase tied to inflation, hey, congratulations the home heating bills by direct ohmic burning down your house. this is not a win for you but the gas prices are lowered because decimated the spr. and job creation, we don't have job creation we have job recovery. if jimmy failla throws me out of my house, okay, the great jimmy failla and i get to move back in oh week later i don't get a new house. i'm back in the old one but that

is job creation. >> steve: jimmy, it was crazy because they were trying to take the victory lap, hey, seniors who are getting a big cost-of-living adjustment. the recent they were giving that is because inflation here and who caused inflation? >> listen, the only thing higher than inflation are the people that biden doing a good job here that is only thing peer that is. what i'm fascinated by it as we are in a new world now where they've never had the playing field in a playing level but they've in the past been able to lie and count on big tech to send her to make the opposition and they've gotten away with it. they are in a bad spot because we took away popeye's spinach. i'm kind of enjoying it. >> steve: the white house fact-checked the press secretary and here is karine jean-pierre explaining why they had to take down the tweet. >> it was not complete. usually when we put out a tweet we post with context and it did not have that context. that is why you saw the

white house take action. [laughter] >> steve: it is up because of inflation. you are absolutely right, this is a different time where twitter is essentially saying hey, white house, democrat white house, you are wrong. >> they are in big trouble right now because this is new and so close to the election. whoever thought, by the way, the october surprise would be freedom of speech, you know question market is crazy, it is right there in the constitution. it is not supposed to be an october surprise but this is what they turn into. >> steve: the october surprise was the billionaire carrying the sink. [laughter] >> i will take it, man, it is great. if he keeps re-tweeting me all good, it's good to. >> steve: let that sink in. jimmy failla, thank you very much. don't go anywhere coming up next, south dakota governor kristi noem's here plus, we will go back out to arizona where pete is taking the

polls over pancakes. >> so many people but not enough time. we have time for bob and calling. great to see you this morning. the biggest issues for you heading into the election? >> it would be the border, crime and inflation, but these are complex issues so i agree on all of that is the necessity of having free exchange of ideas. i support candidates who support free speech. >> you think free speech is under siege. do you love what elon musk is doing at twitter? >> left at. >> he loves it. by the way to the folks in new york right here, kelly is here and you can't see her but she is ten months pregnant. she is one of the beloved producers appear and show her -- there you go. it is great to see her. she does great work for fox & friends. we continue to talk to the people in arizona, back to you. ♪ ♪

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will have an unfettered role at the head of the table and your child's education, the governor. >> well, less than a week to the midterm's former democrat tulsi gabbard and virginia's governor glenn youngkin giving south dakota's governor, kristi noem, a prominent boost on the campaign trail. this despite the latest poll from emerson college showing her more than 20 points ahead of her democratic opponent with less than a week to election day. south dakotas governor kristi noem joins us now, good morning to you, governor. >> good morning. >> ainsley: you are getting a workout early. you look so cute. >> well, i don't know about that. told c and i did just finish a work out here in south dakota. we used to work out together when we were in congress that's how we got to be friends and it was fun to do that and have a reunion. speak to what is her status now? i know she left the democratic party but is she

joining the republican party? >> she left the democratic party and became an independent because how extreme the democratic party has gotten peer that is the one thing people in south dakota need to realize, my opponent is embracing all of the values of joe biden in this extreme national democrat party. he wants to raise taxes. he wants to shut down schools, mandate vaccines and he voted that way in the legislature. tulsi really talk to south dakota and that we work across the aisle and be together. everyone here who needs to serve in office should love american want to protect freedom's. that is what the people of south dakota have been working with us the last several years. >> ainsley: you are running against jimmy smith, a congressman. if you look at emerson college poll, you are up by 56% and he is 37%. but he says that if you look at different polls, they are saying different things. he said it is actually very, very tight. what do you say to that?

>> jamie is not a congressman purity served in the legislature and he's got a voting record of when he has worked in the state to extreme policies to raise policies during the race. he has many times talked about the fact he wants to find new things to tax. very different than what i have done. listen, the poll that matters is election day. we know people in south dakota have not made up their minds yet. we know we need to keep talking to them about the wonderful things happening here. we are leaving the country and the economy and the kids international outcomes because they are in classrooms. parents have control over the children's education with band the critical race theory being taught to the kids. we have less than 700 people in the whole stay on unemployment here. everybody gets up and goes to work. our incomes are going faster than anywhere else. we are doing very well and fighting off joe biden and extreme policies from the federal government. jamie does not want that. he very much endorses what

joe biden is doing to this country and his policies and life will change overnight in south dakota if given a chance to sit in the governor's office. >> ainsley: these elections have consequences. i was watching "the ingraham angle" last night and talking about the states that shut down during the pandemic. we have to national report card and the scores for those states. she said, don't forget because we have another pandemic, god forbid, these governors if you elect them, they can shut down the states again. you are promising your constituents that will not happen. >> yeah, we want our voters to be educated and recognize i have done exactly what i promised to do the last four years on the defendant their constitutional rights, protected in freedom and given them more control over the decisions they make for their families and businesses. jamie smith would do the exact opposite, day one governors make decisions and impact your lives. if you keep your business open and decide if your kids have to get vaccinated to go to school or not.

jimmy has wanted to mandate that people have to get a vaccination to keep their jobs. it would change dramatically if given a chance to serve in that office and people need to remember if they look state to state during the pandemic, who was in the governor's office made a big difference on their daily lives. >> ainsley: you're absolutely right. we see that in new york with crime, cashless veil in new york. the governor is denying any points in there saying it's not her fault. thank you so much for joining us and we wish you all the best beer is thank you come appreciate it. >> ainsley: you must also come with the federal reserve hiking rates as white house scrambles to get inflation under control ahead of the midterms. larry kudlow, inflation to crime, what is on the top of voters minds, pete hegseth having breakfast in arizona with our friends, hey, pete. >> let's have a rapid-fire fun in arizona. top issue for voters as they head to the polls? one word, top issue. >> inflation. >> economy. >> border.

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♪ ♪ >> we have already created 700,000 manufacturing jobs. the first time high-paying jobs and not enough people to do them. [laughter] nice dating and nice problem to have. but guess what? inflation is still hurting people. we are making real progress. we are reasserting ourselves as

a nation. >> brian: progress on inflation, really? president biden attempting to tout his administration success on the economy on the same day the federal reserve jacked up interest rates another .75. >> ainsley: that is bringing interest rates to the highest level since 2008 as the white house struggles to take inflation. >> brian: but we are doing great, larry kudlow on fox business news, larry kudlow, larry, acting weird to this rate increase. how do you explain the? >> well, you know, jay powell was very weird. he was giving us a kamala harris word salad yesterday. i mean comic that is the best i can figure. first, it sounded dovish and wouldn't raise rates that much more quickly. so the market shoots out 400, 500 points. then later on, he sounded more tougher, more restrictive, more

hawkish and the market fell 400, 500 points. and in fact my was on sandra smith trying to figure this out. and the teas, the market was up 450. about the time we got to start of the year, it had gone flat. while talking, it went down 500 points. sandra thought it was a misprint. she didn't see it properly. so look, there was no clear talking here. no one actually -- i was actually reading last night all kinds of market commentary by various market people on wall street trying to figure out what he was saying. people really disagree, fox does, explain the unexplainable. it was a real mess. the bottom line here, we have a tough, embedded inflation. it is probably somewhere around 7%. wages somewhere around 7%. a 4% fed funds rate, the target rate. and it is still below that 7%

inflation. it is going to have to go higher. they end came, brian, 2%. that is their target from a right? they are a long ways away from that. there will be a lot of pain as the fed tightens money. >> steve: larry, do you think jerome powell had a conversation with the president's advisor and said, "you know, this will be a long haul if simply just going to be bringing it down with interest rate hikes." and if you decrease domestic oil production, that would have immediate impact on everything. >> gotcha. i totally agree with what you just said. unleash oil and gas production. take the handcuffs off. take the shackles off. and all of these hundreds everyday things that we do with clothing and food and groceries and gas prices. all of those prices would come down. the economy would recover

faster. you are totally right. but look, your first question, i'm unaware he has met with biden recently. it is possible we don't know, but i'm unaware of it. remember though, the treasury secretary and the chair of the council of economic advisors and the director of the national economic council job i held, those folks at the top of the pyramid do meet regularly with the fed chair. i don't know what the conversations are. all i know is yesterday's performance by jay powell, who is a good guy and doing the best he can come up at the federal reserve is a terrible forecasting record. what he is giving you is uncertainty. i mean, it was augmented to students. a word salad that investors could not put it figure out. >> brian: tune in at 4:00 on fox business because that man delivered certainty. >> ainsley: i love his show.

>> steve: he has words but no salad. just saying. >> ainsley: salad at noon and words at 4:00. >> brian: thanks, larry. >> ainsley: thanks, larry. let's check in with janice dean for the weather forecast. >> we have a crowd here. what is your name? >> karen from michigan. >> michelle from michigan. evelyn from webster. seth from arizona. >> marie from new smyrna. >> happy birthday my friend, 60th birthday and you did so good, the maps, you didn't even plan it. but we do have a warm day here in new york city. gorgeous sunshine all day long and two-thirds of the country enjoying warmer than average temperature. we have snow in an area of low pressure that will be checked out into the plane states. that will give us a severe weather outbreak tonight into friday for our friends in texas, oklahoma, louisiana and towards mississippi and arkansas. this is a big deal.

foxweather.com for the latest details to get your watches and warnings. we will have to watch that as it goes to the gulf of mexico the next couple of days. do you love steve, ainsley and brian? [cheers and applause] happy birthday my friend, have fun. you love me too question what do i get a big hug? >> ainsley: happy birthday. happy birthday. >> brian: almost pre-pandemic and hooking again. >> steve: not even holding their breath. >> brian: meanwhile still he head, having breakfast with friends in arizona, pete hegseth catching up with those who share their top concerns next. >> ainsley: but first let's check in with bill hemmer at the top of the hour, he bellowed. >> sam from ohio. >> brian: go ahead, lower your radio. >> what is that quite mark >> brian: lower the radio, you are on. >> it is crunch time and how will the house go? kevin mccarthy the speaker and ronna mcdaniel, karl rove and

the best analysis you won't find anywhere. henry cuellar a democrat fighting for his job on the border will make his case live. also elon musk and aoc like to mix it up. beating the gator with a frying pan. it works. we've got the video to prove it. dana and i will sing in 10 minutes at the top of the hour. see you then.

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♪ ♪ >> ainsley: there are only five days left until election day across america. and control of congress is on the line. >> steve: pete hegseth joins us from the battleground state in arizona for the final conversation. >> what a blessed morning. it is so amazing to share this time with arizona enthusiastic about their opportunity five days to go to the polls. that includes jesse and anita. 29 years marriage to. >> 39. >> they told me that ten seconds ago. 39 years married. what big issues are you talking about that are important to you? >> pete, part of catholics and i'm part of latino and cause for kerry. i don't know one street cop that going for the democrats with defund the police nonsense.

i have two cosines working the streets like right now, when in kansas and one in phoenix. the night watch street cop took after me, after dad. every line copy is voting for kari lake because we want to fund the police and number two kokomo latinos. we are conservative. we believe in faith, family, freedom, hard work. when you talk to in a hispanic and line up the two platforms, hey, i'm a republican. number three, the catholic side, i have three hats. on the catholic vote, the church has given us a criteria of the five things, five nonnegotiable spirit you cannot cross these lines. when you look at the democrat and the party platform, the republican party platform is congruent with catholic moral teaching on family and life. the democrat party violates all five nonnegotiable spirit you cannot be catholic and a

democrat. >> well said, jesse. what is your message to voters? vote election day. that is what i'm going to do. i want everybody to vote down the line. republican, red. >> there we go. thank you so much, 39 years. i will not get that wrong again. what is your name? >> maple. >> you live near the border in the border is out of control. how should voters consider that when they go to the ballot box? >> they need to understand the border is out of control. we need to find at our front door asking for food and water all the time. they need to vote for people who's going to close the border. i am not against people coming to america. they just need to come legally. >> legally and the right way. there is only one side doing it that way these days. thank you for your time. one more we have to go to this family near and dear to my heart. they have seven kids the old-fashioned way. congratulations, it is awesome,

21-1. when you look at your family, what is the issue most top of mind for you? >> obviously it is inflation for us. there is a whole set of challenges but also i own a small business. inflation when it comes to all the household goods and everything we buy, just like my brother who owns a place to talk about about everything is more expensive. >> there you go. >> everything. >> thank you for joining us. you have two kids of the seven who decided to get up. >> that sounds about right. >> thank you for joining us in gilbert, arizona, to talk to the voters. >> steve: it is great listening five days out, pete, thank you very much. >> ainsley: he, thank you. >> steve: pete hegseth headswn out on the road. more "fox & friends" in a moment.n every single piece is made right here in america. we believe in keeping our heritage 100% american made. enjoy our farm to home products and receive

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>> tomorrow i'll be at the harry and natives having breakfast with friends. >> week five number one on my book. i'm so glad you were born. appreciate it. >> bill: good morning, everybody. the word from the president a threat to democracy. that's what president biden is calling republicans as america gets ready to vote in five days. prime time speech last night. good morning. don't know what you thought about it. >> dana: i'm like a way to bring people together. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." what got me about his speech was a back drop. shut down union station which was an amazing place to go and now a hell scape. then the back drop made it look like he could have been in omaha giving a