get them to the point where they are just so upset at an individual that they strike out at them. happened to me outside just before i came in here, right? this is wrong and it needs to be stopped. >> the campaign released a statement offering further details saying as the general said on stage tonight it is time to lower the temperature of the political discourse. prior to the debate someone attempted to punch the general and arrested. we are grateful to the quick response from law enforcement on the scene. the campaign responded by hassan. disgusting behavior. we saw the same libertarian party activist get aggressive with our volunteers at this debate and the last. bolduc was not hurt and described the contact as slight noting the police moved in swiftly. >> bill: thanks. five days to go as we said. final debate.

>> dana: heartbroken family is blaming new york's democrat governor kathy hochul for the execution-still murder of a mother with three children thanks to her soft on crime policies. she is passing the buck and pointing fingers at everyone but herself. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. >> bill: i love the blue. i'm bill hemmer. governor hochul playing the blame game refusing responsibility for a cold-blooded murder that some say was preventable. a woman was shot and killed by her husband less than 24 hours after le lease with no bail from domestic abuse charges. the governor is claiming her death on the system which just happens to be the system that she is in charge of. >> the system failed her. the system has to work. orders of protection have to be granted. transition homes have to be available and we have to make

sure that judges and prosecutors charge appropriately. >> dana: fox team coverage. griff jenkins covering the election battle for new york. lee zeldin is closing the gap in his campaign to unseat hochul. karl rove bringing in his insight. david lee miller has more on hochul's response to the murder and the growing crime crisis overall. good morning, david lee. >> despite growing controversy new york governor hochul is not backing down from her support of the state's bail reform law. opponents of the law saying it is to blame for the death of the young mother of three shot to death by her estranged husband. i the attack was caught on video. it appears to show her being beaten and punched by her estranged husband last month. adam was charged with third degree assault and other miss demeanors. that required a judge to release

him without posting bail. his previous criminal conviction of attempting to kidnap a former girlfriend could not be taken into account. the only thing the court did to protect the woman was issue an order of protection. addae after the man was released he shot and killed his wife as three of their young children looked on. he has since been arrested and charged with second degree murder as well as three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. the dead woman's mother blames new york's law and one of its most outspoken supporters governor hochul for the murder. hochul says she understands the pain of a grieving mother and she is willing to consider changes to the state's bail law. >> i'm always willing to take another look again to make sure we protect the citizens of the state. my number one judge and what i'm focused on that obligates me to look after their safety and

well-being. >> the governor is calling on judges and prosecutors to charge appropriately. the erie county district attorney says despite the video of the attack her injuries were not sufficient enough to charge her husband with a bail eligible felony. dana. >> dana: that's hard to believe having watched the video. david lee. thank you. >> bill: as lee zeldin continues to hammer hochul on soft on crime the governor is calling on big name democrats to help her out. the v.p. kamala harris and former secretary of state hillary clinton will join hochul at a rally in brooklyn later tonight. griff jenkins with details on this and been some time we've seen a rally for a new york politician with democratic muscle. griff, good morning. >> that's right. good morning, bill. surprise. fox news's final power rankings moved this race from solid democrat to likely democrat, bill because crime has emerged as a dominant issue and the

polls continue to tighten. recent ones have it within ten points, a far cry from this past summer and that's why democrats are calling in the big guns like harris and new york attorney general james and former secretary of state hillary clinton who this morning was blasting republicans on the issue of crime. listen. >> when they talk about crime, you know, they are just trying to gin up all kinds of anxiety in people. they aren't trying to deal with it or tackle with it. it is an effort to scare voters. >> some voters are scared by what they see in video after video of violent attacks as zeldin accuses hochul of being soft on crime and he was joined last night at a rally by house minority whip steve scalise who survived an attack by a gunman. he said new yorkers have had enough. >> focus on the issues that matter most to new yorkers. people are fleeing the state

because their wallets, safety, freedom, quality of their kids' education is under attack. when you have to wake up to video pictures and stories of people being pushed in front of a subway or a green goblin gang. people beaten on a street not just inside the city. you are seeing stories from across the state. >> as for where the candidates stand on what they'll do about crime if elected hochul pledges to toughen gun laws. zeldin says he will declare a crime emergency and suspend cashless bail. while hochul has the vip rally today zeldin will also hold a rally with congressman stefanik. >> dana: the final favor days of the campaign. a new poll shows voters prefer republican control of congress by four points 48 to 44, 8 point swing from just august when democrats held the advantage 47-43.

we'll bring in karl rove former white house deputy chief of staff and somebody who wrote this in the "wall street journal" today. what to expect in the 2022 mid-terms. you said the gravitational forces inflation, economy, crime, border security, mr. biden's approval rating. voters feelings about the country work to the republican advantage. do we need to have -- for the republicans looking at this saying great, good, everything is wrapped up, do they need to have a little caution? some of these races are so super close. >> they better not sit on their hands. they have to push through to the end of the campaign. democrats have a lot of good candidates, a lot of money and they have the power of the white house. the republicans should prevail in the race for the house and i think the senate as well but only if they push hard in the remaining days. lots of races are up for grabs and lots of race rest undecided. >> bill: you tell us, karl. what are you watching for on

tuesday night? >> well, i actually i have -- there are touch points. we begin with the closing of the polls in indiana and kentucky at 6:00 p.m.enter there are no seriously contested races in these parts of the states that close only part of kentucky and indiana close. i will be looking at those congressional districts to compare the results from 2020 to 2022 results to find out how much of a swing there is against the democrats which we're likely to see in these races. this swing is going to be very important throughout the entire night. if there is a 2 or 3 point swing against the democrat performance in 2022 a certain number of losses. if it's 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 point swing there will be a lot more. i'll be looking at that. followed at 7:00 by georgia and virginia. georgia a big senate race, big governor's race tied together. if kemp wins re-election by a serious margin we're likely to

see herschel walker doing better. virginia will give us an indication what will happen in the house there. three highly competitive races. if the republicans win one a good night. two a great night. if they win all three watch out, it will be a slam dunk for the republicans. >> bill: virginia counts quickly, too. why do you compare it to 2020, which was a presidential year, and not 2018, which was a similar mid-term? >> well, for two reasons. one is you're right. 2018 is a mid-term, this is a mid-term as well. mid-terms are a judgment, a referenda on the incumbent port. the downward pressure on 2018, the people walking into the wind were the republicans. this year the democrats are in charge. they have the white house and the congress, so the downward pressure will be on them. so if you go back to 2018, you will see not much change. you will see a lot of shift

against the party in power but it is going to be confusing with regard to the outcome of this election. i'm looking at 2020 because that is the baseline for this election. that's when the democrats won the house races that they won, that's where we got a sense of what the democrat ceiling might be given the presidentall vote, and so i'll be comparing there to see how much risk the democrats are in compared to the 2020 number that they received. >> dana: i know you look through a lot of numbers but you also have strong antenna. you are there in las vegas, a couple of big races there especially the senate race. what is your feel on the ground? >> well, talking to people, the locals, first of all i was having lunch yesterday and literally the midday news, i didn't -- i think i saw one commercial out of 40 or 50 commercials that ran during this

program that was unconnected to the election. the rest were a steady stream of attacks on -- by republicans on democrats and democrats on republican. a lot more democrat ads than republican ads. my sense is talking to people they think the republicans will take both the senate and the governor's seat and also think the republicans will take at least one if not two and maybe three of the state's congressional seats that are based in southern nevada. las vegas has slightly more than 2/3 of the state population. one is in the north based on reno with a lot of territory in the north but the other three are located in the southern part of the state and at least two of them are thought to be really contentious with republicans ahead in both. another one is a toss-up. so this could be a very amazing night for republicans in nevada. remember, biden won this state by just over 2%. so this was a tight state. wasn't as close as georgia and

arizona and pennsylvania and wisconsin but it was pretty close. >> bill: see you in new york this weekend. looking forward to have you in person. thank you. >> dana: i think i got it all. always do remember one thing why karl looks at closing times. in 2000 bush versus gore the media start evidence to say florida was done. he knew in the panhandle it's a different time zone so you have to wait and where a lot of republican votes were. that's why he pays attention to that. >> bill: thank you. the wheels of justice moving quickly, dana, for the suspect accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband as we learn chilling new details about the assault. >> dana: the race for new mexico governor is tightening. could republicans flip this blue state as president biden holds a rally there today? gop candidate is ahead. >> bill: a war of tweets between musk and aoc. did you see this?

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>> dana: the man of accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband is due back in court tomorrow. he pled not guilty to state

felony charges but not yet entered a plea in federal court. we're live in san francisco with the details and update for us. >> the shattered glass at the pelosi home has been replaced. six days later this incident has led to at least two active investigations. criminal case surrounding the violent attack on paul pelosi and a review of security protocols by u.s. capitol police. department that has come under fire for failing to catch this break-in when it happened early friday morning. capitol police can access 1800 sufficient veil answer cameras in realtime including cameras posted at the speaker's home. while the speaker was with her security detail in washington, d.c. the san francisco cameras were not actively monitored as they are when the speaker is at the residence. the department has begun an internal security review and will be gathering input and questions from our congressional

stakeholders. members of the pelosi family were scheduled to view police body cam footage of the attack and listen to the 911 call that paul pelosi made from his bathroom standing feet away from his assailant who told police he wanted the talk to nancy pelosi and maybe break her kneecaps. political leaders are weighing in about the need to tone down the rhetoric. >> one thing is clear and that is this increasing habit of demonizing political opponents. of just yelling and thinking not just that i disagree with somebody but that they are evil or wrong. that creates a dangerous climate. >> 42-year-old david depape has pleaded not guilty to state charges. he faces federal assault charges as well. as you mentioned, he is due back

in court again tomorrow. while they aren't expected to be there in person the pelosi family is likely to watch tomorrow's legal proceedings remotely through a court-supplied video feed. dana. >> dana: keep us posted on all of that. >> bill: elon musk firing back at aoc. she ridiculed a plan to charge $8 a month for a twitter user to receive a verified blue check mark. kat timpf is here. in case folks were not following this i'll read off three back-to-back. he is pretty good at this, right? so she tweeted that i'm laughing at a billionaire earnestly trying to secure $8 a month. he said your feedback is appreciated. now pay up. later he trolled her by posting a picture of a sweatshirt she was selling on her website for

$58. she came back mend twitter isn't working tonight. i seem to have gotten under a certain billionaire's skin. she says the money for the sale of clothes goes to a charity. what so you? >> it's not $8 a month to use twitter but for the blue check mark. i love the second tweet the way she phrased it saying i was informed the attacks. the way she was aformed. what medium is less important than who texted you that. it seems he is upset. he seems like he is mad. if it was some authoritative figure and somebody with inside knowledge that knew it was happening or he was messing with her twitter she would have said that's who it came from. she kept it ambiguous for a reason. >> dana: it is hard to believe that her notifications weren't working. >> bill: i checked out the feed

this morning and she did tweet several times after that so i don't know, does that mean the notifications are working? >> they seem to have worked when he tweeted at her and she came back with a comeback. the fact it could have been a friend being i bet he is mad at you. otherwise she would say who texted her. somebody who had inside knowledge. >> dana: she isn't surprised to have somebody respond like that. musk is saying twitter employees have to return to work. >> he does change his mind in terms of how many people he will fire. when it will happen. it is erratic. i think people are nervous and a lot of people are expressing how nervous they are rather than getting to work. a test to see what people will actually want to get work done rather than feel like they are entitled. >> bill: they allowed workers to work from home forever. >> yep. >> bill: you don't have to come back. >> dana: it might be a good way

to weed people out. >> getting to work the commute -- especially in new york. i was a mile away and walked after 35 minutes. >> bill: today? >> on my way here. >> dana: we're glad you made it. there was another thing i wanted to ask you about. people have been searching for best excuses to miss work. and best realistic and believable excuses. come on. this was interesting to me >> if you are googling that you've gone with the standard ones a few times. you know your boss won't believe you are sick again and ran out of grandmas who died. what is another excuse? not your first time calling out sick to work if that's the case. >> dana: i used to know somebody, they used every excuse in the book. none of it was believable. hemmer has never taken a sick day even though he sometimes

should. >> i never want to miss work. i don't like to be left at home. >> dana: if i was in school i would be so nervous about what i missed. would you pay $8 for a check mark? >> it's embarrassing. >> dana: looking for a reason to get off twitter. >> i don't think i would pay for it. if this company paid for it for me sure. it's embarrassing to say twitter is so important that i will spend this money. >> bill: jesse wants to expense it. >> dana: great to see you on -- washington, d.c. has one of the most violent crime rates in the country and now the council voted to go easier on criminals. barn burner in new mexico. a republican is gaining ground against the governor. the race a dead heat. even president biden has to go to new mexico to campaign today. the gop candidate will be here

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to petition for early release. it hasn't been amended since 1901. proponents say it needs modernization. some local officials have serious concerns. >> a bunch of garbage to be honest with you. it is a document that enables the early release of rapists and murderers. it is a document that lowers the maximum penalties for armed carjackings. it is a document that tells judges that hey, you know, when you look at the early release petition, you don't have to look at the underlying crime. >> there will be implications to community members, to our city as a result of that. i don't think it will be good implications. >> because this is the district of columbia the u.s. attorney's office has to give it the thumbs-up or thumbs down. here is what they said quote. we still have concerns with multis im aspects of this bill and believe some provisions, while well intentioned, to undermine community safety and impede the administration of justice in the courts.

the united states attorney's office for the district of columbia supports this bill proceeding to mark-up. once the city council gives final approval for the changes congress has 60 days to review it and then it goes to the president's desk. interesting to note the woman who spoke out in the story is a former obama political appointee. she is now appealing to republicans on the hill to vote this down. >> dana: that's super interesting. thank you. >> bill: on the trail today, we'll see president biden out there and president -- obama out there as well. interesting right now. where are they visiting and touring and holding rallies? obama is yellow. biden is blue. nevada and arizona this week. together they will get to the end of the week in pennsylvania. biden did an event in florida

and new mexico today and the west coast of california as well and maryland. it is interesting. probably is not the places you would expect to see this late in the race but nonetheless albuquerque is a stop. great governor's race. grisham is trying to win another term. ronchetti is trying to take it away from her. presidential level two years ago. an easy win by the blue team by 11 points. ronchetti is with me now. thank you for coming back today. issues for august. crime, 82%. homelessness 77%, strength of education, 61%. the top issues in august. has that changed? >> i don't think it has, bill. i think crime is still a massive issue. you have to remember in new

mexico we're the second most violent state in the country. we catch and release with no bail. we have a border situation that continues to pump up fentanyl into the state of new mexico and not only that we're a sanctuary state, too. right now what we're seeing is a spike in violent crime. in the same time this governor has lowered our total number of prison population by 26%. so she is letting people right back out on the street as crime continues to spike here. homelessness is out of control with no plan and then you are absolutely right on education. that's even worse, bill. we're 51st in education now that they count washington, d.c. only 13% of new mexico kids can do path to proficiency. >> bill: you have work to do. the border was on there. you have a slim border with mexico. donald trump endorsed you. what does it do for your campaign? >> we're excited to have a lot of support across the board. when you look at where we are as

a campaign we have had support from youngkin and people across -- democratic sheriffs in the state of new mexico. we're trying to get a coalition of people together that realize the government in sante fe and this governor no longer listens to the people of this state. i don't care what party you are from. people in the state of new mexico have had enough and even though it was a biden plus 11 state it's the reason we'll win it. >> bill: two minutes, two questions. energy is big in new mexico, huge potential in that state. what would your policy be? >> i think right now we're having all of the above policy. we're the number two energy producer in the country behind texas right now. no one produces oil and gas more cleanly and efficiently than we do. if people look at their energy bills they continue to skyrocket. new mexico will help fill the gap. we'll be not only an oil and gas state but huge renewable and

invest in nuclear as well. if you look at what is happening in europe now with natural gas prices, when they stopped producing energy, they became a real target for what was happening throughout a big part of europe and throughout russia. i think we have a real opportunity to help fill that gap in the state of new mexico. >> bill: i haven't seen a ton of new polling out of your state head-to-head. how close is this race? >> we're up one and emerson has us down two. this is right there and right where it needs to be. we need help from everybody across the country right now as we get ready to win this race. we were back a little ways i think earlier in the summer. we have gotten rid of that gap. every town we go to in the state is fired up for change and we would love help from anyone go to our website. we'll win this race, bill and be won because we have a governor who stopped listening to the people of this state and started serving herself. >> bill: it could be a late night or early morning. >> it probably will be.

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>> dana: get this. an alleged squatter as finally been kicked out. the school says 21-year-old william curry posed as a student and stayed in several campus dorms for nearly a year. school officials say he had broken into dorms and harassed one student. curry was booted from campus last week after trying to steal a television from a student hall. these squator rules are ridiculous. >> bill: i don't know if i believe it. don't you think someone would say something? the dude down the hall. >> dana: not even a student. >> bill: doesn't go to math class. >> dana: last year they didn't, either. they just sat and did it on zoom. now he is out.

>> bill: inflation hitting hard every where. nowhere more than phoenix, arizona. folks are seeing the nation's highest rate of inflation among major metropolitan areas. price hikes taking center stage in the mid-term election. we're live in maricopa county live in phoenix. what are people saying? >> good morning, bill. as you mentioned phoenix is located inside maricopa county. no candidate wins the state of arizona in a statewide election without it. fox news polling found that when asking registered arizona voters the most important issue for them when it comes to voting for senate, inflation is number one followed by border security and handling those top two issues voters prefer republicans blake masters. masters has proposed reducing government spending to fight inflation and says those currently in power are not up to the job. >> don't look at your 401k,

sorry, please don't. don't look at your grocery bill. it's horrible. i'm not suggesting that biden or mark kelly could ever competently steward a healthy economy. they're in over their heads. >> he does not see you. he doesn't care about you and he sure as heck should not represent you in the united states senate. >> former president barack obama was in phoenix last night to help democrats on the ticket including incumbent senator mark kelly who is in a toss-up race to keep his job. >> work with republicans and democrats to bring manufacturing jobs back to america. [cheers and applause] but better than that, to arizona. >> in the neck-and-neck governor's race candidates are laying out their plans for the pocketbook issues. >> we would provide tax relief on everyday items that would

help struggling families the most. over the counter medication, diapers, school supplies, those kind of things. >> my plan immediately calls for the removal of the grocery tax in arizona and the rent tax. two areas that will help people the most immediately with relief. >> bill, with just five days out maricopa county election officials folks have to be patient on election day. there will be long lines out here. >> bill: thank you. we'll be watching. >> dana: asian-americans are the fastest growing voting block in our entire country. more than 13 million will be eligible to vote this year, up 9% from 2018. our next guest says they could be a deciding margin in texas. the president of asian texans for justice thank you for being here. asians texas for justice did a survey and said 64% are highly motivated to vote. what are you hearing from people

there? >> that's right. 64% are highly motivated to vote and we found that 80% don't feel that their interests are well represented in government right now. >> dana: what are the issues that they are most concerned about? >> top issues our survey found were economy, affordability and education and voting rights. more than 90% believe all of those are motivators to vote. behind that are abortion rights as well as gun safety reform. >> dana: tell me more about the education piece of it. what part of education? >> the survey looks specifically at things like ethnic studies, inclusion of asian american stories. an overwhelming majority believe there should be more inclusion of asian-americans and people of color stories within our curriculum. we're voting on the state board of education, tomorrow is the last day of early voting.

tuesday is election day. they'll continue to look at the update of the social studies curriculum in texas that impacts not only texas kids but because of a lot of publishers take texas curriculum and use them for students across the state. what we teach in schools in texas impacts the entire country. >> dana: asian texans for justice. do you lean conservative, liberal, either way or nonpartisan? >> it's a nonpartisan organization. we found around 40% of asian texans identify as democrats and 30% as republican and 30% as independent. >> dana: additional outreach here this is from the apia vote survey. they found the democratic party had reached about 52% of the time. republicans had reached out 60% of the time. does that tell you anything about what the parties are imagining especially because as we said in the opening, as a

voting block, super important and possibly decisive especially in texas. >> uh-huh, yeah. it was the democrats were doing a slightly better job of reaching out across the country to asian voters than the republican party. one of the interesting things we found in our texas survey is asian texans who identify as republicans lean to the left on a lot of issues such as supporting medicare for all texans, freedom of choice for abortions and most or all cases and gun safety and gun reform. >> dana: what about -- how do the texan ashian americans compare to the rest of the country? is it regional? >> we're far outpacing the growth of asian-americans even nationally. the asian american community is the fastest growing community in the country. in texas we're outpacing that

growth bay 70% increase. the national average is 38%, i believe. >> dana: very wenting. thank you for coming on the show today. i love texas and appreciate you coming on. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> bill: let's play baseball. word series tied two games apiece. astros pulled off something that hasn't been done in many years. check it out, watch. we'll return to philly when we return. ♪

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>> harris: president biden's closing message before the mid-term. vote republican and you will destroy democracy. what about democrats' history of questioning election outcomes? write this down. mainstream media not allowed to report the truth about president biden being a verbal mess. liberals are angry at the "new

york times." plus new polling shows that debate performance by democrat senate candidate john fetterman actually did have an impact on pennsylvania voters. former republican white house press secretary ari fleischer, tammy bruce and clay davis. "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> dana: former president obama's efforts to rally again z voters are going viral. >> here is what has happened. >> what are you doing under my desk? >> under the desk is my thing. >> here is the thing. you can stay for now. when it comes time to voting you'll have to get up. >> a tiktok show called under the desk news. something -- it was awkward and mocked. i don't think he cares about people make fun of him. then he wins. >> people paying attention, right? agree on that.

if you stayed up late last night you were if for a treat on fox. check it out. >> bouncing ball to third, just in time. the astros with a world series no-hitter. >> bill: houston and philadelphia, a good series. first time we've seen a combined no-hitter in world series history. which means several pitchers have to be on that mound. nate foye is in philly. great assignment, nate. game five tonight on fox. hello. >> that's right, bill. well over 100 years of baseball history. we have never seen a combined no-hitter until last night. four astros pitchers combined for the effort and the first six innings by javier.

>> pressley on the ground. a 2-2 series tied. a second no-hitter in world series history off larson in 1956. here is astros manager dusty baker. >> combined no-hitters, that's hard to do. usually somebody will give it up during that no-hitter and so all our guys were poised and ready and strong. >> six innings of work javier just needed five runs in the fix. despite being no hit phillies manager is confident in his team. listen to this. >> we're no-hit earlier in the year in new york against the mets. we came back the next day and won. so these guys have a short

memory and they will go home tonight and go to bed and come back in here tomorrow and prep and compete like they always do. >> a touching moment at the end of the fifth. the stand up to cancer annual moment of solidarity. dr. jill biden on hand honoring three people, including beau biden who died of a brain tumor in 2013. two no-hitters have happened at citizens bank park. halladay pitched that no-hitter. do you remember who that was against? >> dana: we didn't hear that. >> bill: sorry, nate. >> cincinnati reds. >> bill: what's the question again? >> i had to do it. game five -- who did roy halladay no hit back in 2010 in

>> bill: nate foye, thank you. on fox live check out game five in philly. they'll be nuts. perino will will be watching. >> when they were talking we have something in our ear. >> dana: harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. president biden going prime time at crunch time. a last-ditch effort to rile up the democratic base with claims that our very democracy is at stake. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." the president made his mid-term election closing argument last night trying to sell it with preserving and protecting our democracy. bottom line, he doesn't want you to vote for republicans because that would hurt america. he say