♪ ♪ , that is beto o'rourke. urkedon't forget to set your dvr "the ingraham angle" retaking from the town hall.m i will talk to dr. oz, herschel walker and everyone running for senate. tune in tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. >> todd: a fox news alert, twitter reportedly facing a class action lawsuit as elon musk's mass layoff begins this morning. speak to the social media giant temporarily closing its office today and will alert employees of their employee status 9:00 a.m. pacific time. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning. i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i am todd piro and gearing up to cut 3700 jobs in an email this morning and that is half of twitter's workforce.

that decision reportedly meeting challenges in court. speak to the breaking details in los angeles, marianne. >> the twitter offices will begin with waiting for news whether they still have a job here twitter will explain how it goes down in a letter appeared in an effort to place twitter on a healthy path, we will go through reducing the global workforce on friday. we recognize that this will impact the number of individuals who made valuable contributions to twitter but this action is unfortunately necessary to ensure the company's success moving forward. very soon after the $44 billion buyout and taking the home as "chief twit" he began passing the pink slips. with top executives fired with ceo ga and the company's top lel policy executive who led the efforts to ban former president trump. she was let go within hours of

elon musk take over. twitter's internal communications putting out the statement saying, "twitter so special. after four years i'm leaving with the fullest are experiences i never mentioned in him unbreakable bonds with so many tweets. my head is held high knowing i give it my all. and employee twitters may violate california law of required 60 days notice of termination. twitter has not responded to the legal action, todd, carl e. >> todd: marianne, thank you. let's break this down what this means and how this all goes. these attorneys that filed the suit had the suits ready to go on a moment's notice whenever you hear of a mass layoff like this. elonva shows a lot of attention by announcing the stuff in such a hot profile person. the same attorneys with testing before. it will not prevent the layoffs. all it will do is ensure what they are entitled to to the law

60 days or get paid for those 60 days and then immediately. >> you mentioned the tesla lawsuit and elon musk called that trivial so we will have to see what approach he takes. this time around but the reason he wants to let these people go, i mean, so many people's lives and it's tragic is because twitter spends so much money when it comes to paying employees. i think the average salary is between $150,000.230000, but also he's coming in and there is going to be a little bit of an ideological shift in the country. you need to have people who agree with your new vision and new path for twitter to be working for you, or there will be put big problems down the road. >> todd: let's keep in mind a lot of the people that he's getting rid of did the sensors because you think about twitter, who was doing the work?

you have people writing the code but the rest of us, the ones doing the work are not getting paid by twitter so the people who have the code the weight belong must want that, quite frankly, everybody else there has a purpose. >> carley: elon musk goes to these big companies, you know, twitter the newest spacex, tesla, the boring company. i think twitter will be the biggest headache out of all of the government is also going to be knocking on his door as well, this week, reporting not getting as much attention as they should and we learned even though dhs dissolved this information board, they are still going on behind the scenes, dhs was working with twitter and facebook to censor people on so many different topics with a withdrawal from afghanistan, origin of covid, racial injustice. extreme violations here and elon musk isn't going to be playing ball with any of it.

that will present a lot of problems for him as well. >> todd: this isn't a profit project. if it were a profit project he would not overpay it to the tune of $44 billion for something that doesn't make money. obviously, these layoffs are to get finance and more line to lose less money and potentially bring in some semblance of profitability. this is not going to be the feather in elon musk's closed he gives up. >> carley: you ca passion project he posted a letter to twitter employees early this week and he said, "this will not be free for all landscape where everything can be said with no consequences." the reason he brought the lat form is with a digital town square where wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner. without resulting to violence. he is already sagging, listen, it is not going to be anything goes on twitter.

there will be rules. it will just be a platform you will not censor one political party just because you don't like what they say. >> todd: there is also this congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez escalating her feud with musk and to charge verify users $8 to keep the blue checkmarks. now she says her camera glitched. >> so i pull my twitter out and it is like, gone. like when you pull your entrance and stuff like that, it is literally a blank screen, totally gone. i was like, that is weird. so it turns out, we got a little certain billionaire stand. >> todd: did she have to be eating during that? >> carley: was that chicken nuggets? >> todd: meanwhile mark companies pulling their advertising dollars from twitter, general mills the latest, pfizer, and l'oreal. an op-ed with this

controversial, "as twitter advertisers look for the excess, the world's richest man to set his $44 billion investment on fire. and twitter posted friday, advertisers to support freedom of speech or political correctness. it is hard to imagine this strategy will be successful. either target, pepsi and the like think it is good use of their dollars to share a platform with neo-nazis or it isn't." how hard it is to shame companies with financial interest to do. >> carley: we are just four days out from election day and president biden still a known reality of his failing economy. >> todd: patting himself on the back for spending $40 billion while building out students and everywhere but the battleground. the campaign with kevin corke live in washington with what is next, kevin. >> good morning, guys, president biden wants voters to focus on the match and not so much the house fire. that is basically what critics argue is happening with four

days to go before the old two crucial midterm elections. >> economic growth is up, price inflation is down. gas prices are down. >> todd: everything is awesome! and that, by the way is just a sample of the president's messaging as the nation inches ever so closer to tuesday's midterm showdown. he is also, as you pointed out, todd touting that he still being challenged with student loan bailout, which according to the congressional budget office will cost you, carley, me and all american taxpayers somewhere in the order of $4 billion. >> by the end of this week, the department of education will have approved applications of 16 million americans and sent the necessary paperwork with law services. this is a game changer for so many people. >> a game changer for some, but

a bit of chaos to others. listen to this. >> you actually have this guy joe biden who has been a hero washington bureaucrat his whole life on the chinese payroll and they are inflation deniers and they are gas price increase deniers. they are open borders and iris and they are fentanyl deniers and they are massive debt deniers. and they are destroying our economy. so of course they are desperate. >> deny, deny, deny, mark live in as sean hannity likes to call him the great spirit and incredibly busy town for stretch and yes he's mostly going to places and easy to sort of make the pitch, but he also has interesting stop coming up in pennsylvania on november 5th in case you are wondering. yep, that is with the former president obama at dnc rally for

josh schapiro and john fetterman among his many stops. speaking of the big race in pennsylvania, the latest emerson college poll shows dr. awes has surged into the lead 48% to 46% and you recall prior to the big debate, dr. oz was trailing almost across the board although he was very close. by the way, all of this is happening as former president donald trump has man two for release in five days to boost g.o.p. in states like iowa, florida, pennsylvania, and ohio. i love this time of year, guys. i can't wait because a lot of excitement between now and tuesday. >> carley: there certainly will be, kevin corke, thank you. the labor department tube dropped the weakest job reports. 20,000 jobs added an unemployment rate to hit 3.6% but the biden white house will tell you, "we are not anywhere near a recession." and they are not doing anything

to prepare. >> what we are seeing right now is a strong labor market. the reason we are seeing a strong labor market is because of the bold action this president has taken. what we are seeing currently is a transition. you heard us talk about this a transition from a stable and steady growth without, without losing any of the gains we have made. that is because of the economy. >> americans do not buy it with biden 67% disapproval rating on the economy and not falling far behind 62%. >> todd: diminishing by the month but in the meantime kamala harris hitting up new york city to support gubernatorial kathy hochul. >> carley: the pair hoping to make the state's first female governor to get elected. looks engman with more, brooke. >> head, both candidates are bringing out the big guns and

kathy hochul putting her campaign in the hands of heavy hitters and hillary clinton and vice president kamala harris. >> when i think about kathy, i think about somebody who actually, legitimately cares about the people of this date. they don't care about keeping you safe. they want to keep you scared. >> the governor herself said it, "everything is on the line." she has shown you what she cares about. she has shown you how hard she will work for the people of new york. >> the race between kathy hochul and lee zeldin leans democrat but at one time the race was solidly blue. more democrats are coming out of the woodwork to say they are fed up with kathy hochul's soft-on-crime policies that are terrorizing the state. watch this. >> we have to get out of this. when you have a governor in there for 14 months who should be the florida realtor of the year because we have an exodus

from new york city, florida, south carolina, texas, it is ridiculous. i'm crossing party lines. i've been a democrat for 50 years, nonvoting democrat for many years, but we are at a point, we are losing the city and losing the state. >> it is time to stop and listen and change. you pay attention to us. either you take care of us, or we will move to the republican party. >> republican and at that lee zeldin rally with elise stefanik who told me we are seeing the blue wall and traditionally blue states crumple into an ash heap of political history across the country. she says republicans are on the precipice of once in a generation wins two blue blue states red and have big wins on election day. elise stefanik said kathy hochul has struggled to unify the democrat party. and lee zeldin is on the path to victory.

listen to this. we have all the momentum on our side and they are desperate to try to figure out how to energize their base. so that is why they are bringing hillary out today and kamala harris, bill clinton, joe biden here they are getting small crowds of less than 200 people at the event with joe biden here there is just no energy over there. we have been out here with the folks with issues that matter the most like rising crime. >> guys, it looks like the new york governor's race is shaping up to be one of the most pivotal races on election day, carley, taught. >> carley: brooke singman my thank you so much, congressional candace george santos. good morning to you. you had that really with kamala harris and hillary clinton but this new york waking up to "jogger raped and a homeless man with 25 arrest and one of her two other acts before arrested for 5:30 a.m. rape of a female

jogger." out of the two messages, the rally yesterday or that cover today, which one matters to new york voters >> what matters more is the governor is out of touch with reality. that is a plain fact. anybody who thinks hillary clinton and kamala harris will solve their problems, what she needs to be focusing on right now is showing common to the elector of new york state. that is why every where we are going i'm campaigning with congressman lee zeldin and i see this with my own eyes and democrats coming out of the woodwork and desperation for hope that somebody will be talking about the rising crime. look, these facts are clear, the governor literally thinks the crime waves that we are experiencing is a conspiracy theory. that is why she were in tinfoil hat and rightfully so from the rhetoric she is trying to spew out there. we are a conspiracy theorist and

deniers of data. the reality is, this young lady is yet another data point for their failed policies. that is why new york will go read november 8th. i'm proud to be a part of the team that we are calling now for the election of the state of new york in the united states. >> todd: it is not focusing on issues that matter to women like not getting raped when you go for a run. just playing politics. you should elect for the first time in new york and have my kathy hochul was appointed or got the job when andrew cuomo left. identity politics got kamala harris did not work out for us the first time, george? >> that is the problem. they are not looking at meritocracy or qualification but about checking process. who cares if she was the first woman but she qualified to be elected to the office. everything we have seen the last year and a half has shown to new york or she is not qualified. she does not care for the rule of law.

her main concern in the state is coddling criminals and pandering to the welcome extreme. her party in the state register and that is no place for the governor in this state. again i don't care about gender orientation. the reality is i want the right person and like many new yorkers, we want right people doing the job so this poor woman that was victimized yesterday isn't yet another data point for failed criminal policies. >> carley: george, before you go i want to ask about your race because president biden won your districtwide end points two years ago. fast forward the political report shifted your race from the democrat to toss appearance of the momentum is in your direction. why are you able to close this gap, and how would you get across the finish line? >> well, the reality is i'm out there talking about the issues that matter to people. we are talking about inflation. we are talking about the cost of energy that keeps skyrocketing

on us new yorkers, especially on long island. to top it off, we are talking about education. we are talking about the issues that matter to people. and don't even mention crime anymore because that is a no-brainer. we path crime search up to 70% in areas of long island known to be peaceful, quiet, white people leaving the city. the reality is while talking about distractions, we are talking about the bread and butter issues and the people connect with that. i'm very proud to be in this race as a strong campaign as possible. this issue for the first time in over a decade. so this is what it should look like, talking about real issues. >> caand not distracting the pee and not running away from the records. >> carley: exactly right. george santos, thank you for joining us, we appreciated. >> todd: good luck. >> thank you, guys.

>> carley: facing backlash for this distasteful remark on white female voters. listen. >> i read a poll just yesterday that white republican, suburban women are now going to vote republican. >> why? >> almost like roaches voting for raid. >> carley: that comment came after an issue of abortion isn't drawing greater opposition from female voters. recent polling shows 27% of white suburban women have shifted their vote to republican highlighting the democrats may not be on track with what issues really matter to voters. joe concha is on to tell us what he thinks about the latest attack from his favorite tv s show. >> todd: espn reporter with the red wave but in the foot down against democratic parties that are negatively affecting kids. taking to twitter to voice opposition to vaccine mandates school lockdown saving "i take pride in not holding grudges but it's different when it come to

my kids." i am done and it's been happening for two years, too many lines crossed and not enough people have stood up for our kids enough." the sports reporter sidelined by espn for speaking out on her own hesitancy to get the vaccine. she sued disney for violating her free speech where the judge dismissed the case. >> carley: president biden campaign schedule has taken him through states but skipped arizona and hasn't had time to visit the border at all. will democrats pay the price for that on tuesday? texas congressional candidate irene jackson will answer that next. >> todd: speaking of texas, did you see this? ♪ ♪ >> carley: stop it, no! >> todd: we need to eliminate tk because of that. the latest voters, we will show you more, keep it right here. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> todd: a virginia congressional candidate leslie bacchus said voters are sick and tired of emma kratz pandering.

>> you have people now making tough decision whether or not they will go to the grocery store or if they will pump gas in their vehicle to get to work. again this is a direct result of failed leadership and policies. voters are tired of it. pandering when election season and in office they do nothing to absolutely deliver on the promises they made. look, hispanic voters are sick and tired of what is coming out of washington the last couple of years and this is why we have the momentum, that energy is on our side and that is why we will win. >> todd: they will win the midterms when it comes to the hispanic community, democrats "do have something happening." >> carley: president biden think the southwest with stops in south carolina as part of the final campaign to her for democrats. skipping the border along with nevada in arizona tuesday to keep to my key battleground state races. here is the final plea to young voters. >> the 18-30 generation represents the best educated,

most talented, least prejudiced, most generation in american history. went through and the help of the democratic government of congress in new mexico. >> carley: texas congressional irene jackson joins me now, irene, it is great to see you. the headline out and it says, why biden is campaigning in blue mexico days before the midterms. the article goes on to say some stratus point to biden according states where he and democratic candidates fear he will do more harm than good. what do you make of this strategy. >> what is probably keeping it safe. he does not want to have tomatoes thrown at him. you know, people are sick and tired of the pandering and the plain messaging. when they go to pump gas in their car, they know the difference. here in my district asked was a dollar 58 election day and it's

$3, so it doesn't matter how little it has come down. people already know and we are doing a very good job of reminding him as well. >> he certainly is not going to texas, el paso, the border as well. if you thought nothing new was happening at the border, this week, think again, bill was in eagle pass wednesday and provided this video for us. he said it was the single busiest day at the border in recent memory. there is now two massive groups crossing all at once. you see the single file line as far as the eye can see. this problem, as you know all too well is completely unaddressed. how much more can texas take of this? >> i think we are sick and tired of it right here in the community. you see full of weeds and dirt's, and you get picture from border patrol agents all the time and my husband retired last december as a border patrol agent. i still got a lot of feedback

because as they say we are at the polls every day and people as they walk out and they cast their vote for me, they always say please win. it is a plea of "please do it" because we can't take this anymore. it is not just the people in immigration. everything costs more. illegal immigration is going to be costing us even more. we have an even begun to see the repercussions of illegal immigration and the numbers that we are saying now. >> carley: people can't take it anymore because of migraine encounters in the sector are up 87%. when you talk to voters in el paso, do they bring up illegal immigration or the economy more? maybe both because you sort of just mentioned that kind of coexist. they are related to. >> yes, they do. we actually did a poll seven weeks ago and the number one issue, the number one concern was the economy, but a very close second is border security. we have people that have

binational relationships. i still have aunts and uncles and a lot of friends that live on the mexican side. that doesn't mean we are racists. we want to keep our communities safe. as a mother and grandmother, i am very concerned about the rising crime in my community as well. >> carley: you are running against incumbent escobar for the second time and you ran against her in 2020 and she won. what sense are you getting in the race this time around? >> well, we do have lower voter turnout. what we are sensing is a lot of democrats are staying home. they just don't want to. and i know people that are in power that are strong democrats. they have actually formulated a plan to not vote to boost my numbers up here they are sick and tired of it as well. they are tired of the high gas prices and high food prices are good they are tired of the crime

going up in our community. and i know that people on both sides of the aisle are coming to vote republican. the people that are in line are voting republican. they tell me day after day after day, i'm going straight red, down the line, straight red. i'm excited. >> carley: thank you so much. i'm excited as well. thank you for joining us. stop and watch this horrifying video of the california mother attacked in a parking lot while holding her 1-year-old baby girl. >> todd: get this, charges against the suspect were dismissed because they don't have enough judges or space inst that county.ard se joining us next. d shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free.

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dropping the charges against a suspect over lack of court room space and a shortage of judges. joining me now, i know this is tough for you to rehash what happened, clarissa but if you could walk us through what happened when you were attacked. >> will, i didn't even know she was behind me at first. it was getting my daughter out of my car after going to work and picking her up from day care. my car was a 2,000 toyota camera. so that car locks from the inside on the passenger or driver side. as you can see walking around the car getting my daughter. i had all my right-hand side and i'm trying to go ahead and lock the door. she comes up from behind me. and i plead to her and asked her, let me put my child down at least. as you can see, she disregarded everything and just started throwing punches. my only thought was to protect my child and to make sure that she wasn't getting hit

whatsoever because if i knew i tried to put her down, she would try to kick her or run after her, you know? if so, my only thought was to shield her. she just kept going and going and as soon as i heard a pop in my ear and my daughter getting punched and a loud scream in my ear, that scream, like i said previously, that scream lives with me forever. it scored me and scored my daughter. i don't know how else to describe it. i'm just hurt that she's getting away with this. >> todd: i can imagine that. we are also breathless listening to this recount. we recall this individual was a friend of years at some point? why would this lunatic and former friend do this to your 1-year-old? >> she is psychotic, that is what she is. she has fought pregnant woman prior to my situation and not held responsible for it whatsoever. so, this is -- i apologize, what

was that? >> todd: speaking of not being held responsible, now not only do you have to do with that warble memory but a screaming and acne toddler, but the d.a.'s office at the court system is dismissing 200 criminal cases countywide because there is not enough courtroom space available and not enough judges. what goes through your mind when you are hearing an excuse like that that is basically going to let the person who did this to you and your daughter walk free? >> the day that i went to the court was halloween at 1:30 and needed to be there at 1:30 to speak to the judge to plead for him to not close the case. after me believing to him, most of the time in my statement and i wrote he ended up saying "there is not enough courtroom and we are dismissing the case." as soon as i heard dismiss come i couldn't hold my tears back

because -- because my 1-year-old daughter ended up getting hurt by someone who is way older than her. and it is my job as a mother to make sure my daughter is protected. and that was taken. >> todd: we are looking at a picture. please, there is no need to apologize after you what you went through every mother and parent would feel the same way. let me just say the same to mike you did everything and stood up for your daughter and still trying to stand up for your daughter. it is a messed up system that is preventing you from doing so. and it is so important that you are here today to print that out. we can't have this in a civilized society. i hate to ask this next question, clarissa, are you scared what the suspect walking free can do? in other words, can this person come back and bother you again?

>> yes, sir, she can. definitely, she can. knowing that she knows where my child lays her head out, knowing that she's walking away free and bragging that she is not held responsible. that terrifies me as a mother for my child. >> todd: this is what happens in the system especially in the state of california where you find everything else, allowing illegals to do whatever they want. funding this woke program, that woke program and providing money for the court system. and not allowing perse prosecut, not keeping prosecutors from doing their job. that is why this is going away because there's not enough prosecutors and the state of california made it difficult for prosecutors and people throwing up their hands and saying, "i don't want to be here anymore." you can't tell me they are not enough courtrooms in riverside county, riverside itself and over in there can be

someone to put away the suspect who allegedly did this to your daughter! i'm ticked and i can imagine how upset you are as a mother. >> my blood boils. it boils to the core knowing that she got away. and that she is bragging about she got away. >> todd: when you look at this on the hole, do you wonder will criminals ever be held accountable for anything when they can commit a crime and the court room says, "we don't have enough space." >> that terrifies me they are dismissing so many cases for domestic violence. they are so many domestic violence cases that got dismissed. and it is just terrible. >> todd: i remember covering him it and they have crime. would you say the crime over the last couple of years have gotten significantly worse in the town and the surrounding community?

>> somewhat, yeah. >> todd: okay. i just know that riverside county ebb and flow based on who is in office and right now it appears the individuals in office or letting you, clarissa guevara down and the great people of that county. thank you for joining us and i know it was not easy but hopefully telling your story will help stop this absolute insanity. we appreciated. best of luck to you in your beautiful little daughter, carley. >> carley: what a story. her daughter is lucky to have her and that is why crime is the number one issue. paul pelosi returning home six days after hammer wielded fractured his skull. the department of homeland security said he was attacked by an illegal immigrant and david depape could face deportation but not so fast. the district attorney jenkins says she refused to turn him into ice with status despite the violent attack. facing a slew of charges including attempted murder.

joe biden and barack obama are reuniting in battleground pennsylvania pier this weekend to campaign for john fetterman and that race is heating up by the day because a new hole shows dr. oz leading for the first time. >> todd: pennsylvania voters we are speaking to next.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: ohio senate candidate tim ryan has had enough of his own party's failing message days before the midterms. listen to the spirit speak with the national democratic party has never been good at strategic, political decisions. so, you know, it is not a surprise and thank god i have enough experience that this campaign not needing them and we don't want them at this point. >> todd: clients j.d. vance opponent is paving the way for sweeping g.o.p. victories. >> we have to remember that off shoring and woke ideology and gender reassignment surgery's for 9-year-old kids, that is all part of the same rule a class of said of ideas. those fighting against it or doing what democracy demands of us, which is taking the will of the people and translating it hopefully to effective public policy that pushes back against the craziness. >> todd: as you know by now

one of the four critical races that will ultimately determine which party controls the upper chamber in the next congress. >> carley: a new fox poll shows candidate john fetterman and dr. oz in a virtual tie ahead of tuesday after federman held 11-point lead back in january. now president biden and former president obama are set to campaign for the democrats in the keystone state tomorrow. a pennsylvania mother who lost her daughter to a fentanyl overdose, mark is a business owner and father of two and danilo jackson is a registered democrat and pennsylvania. good morning to you all. mark, what do you think about obama and biden in pennsylvania? >> to me, it seems like desperate move. and i don't expect it to have much of an impact on the results of the pennsylvania senate race. john fetterman showed he is clearly not fit to serve.

i can't imagine any republicans could possibly vote for fetterman and with that they like dr. oz or not, the republicans are motivated to keep fetterman out. at this point, the only undecidable voters are moderate democrats and independents. how can any of them with conscious vote for someone who does not have a cognitive capability to serve as a u.s. senator? >> carley: you are a democrat so what do you think about this race and will you vote for fetterman? >> i am honestly still undecided, however i think obama and joe biden's parents is a day late and a dollar showed. we know fetterman has a tough time explaining himself on many important issues. his plan for the next six years if elected or exempt on the topic of crime which is important to voters like myself. fetterman says when people were killed he has the dates tattooed on his forearm. millions of americans have

tattoos but that is not a plan to make us feel safer protect our family, ourselves and our property. >> carley: that is a great point and leslie, you live in suburban area of pennsylvania and there are recent polling and "the wall street journal" has a poll out that suburban moms are leaning more republican this election cycle. does that reflect your position, and why do you think that is? >> thanks for having me, carley, i think that to what both of the panelists have said, crime is out of control. and it is reaching into little suburban areas like where i live. and where dr. oz actually has been the only candidate that is talking about fentanyl. and this is something that is huge. we need to discuss this. >> carley: we certainly...

go ahead. >> i agree with your panelists. i don't think that obama and biden coming at this hour will make much difference. i think people have decided. >> carley: mark, you are registered and dependent i believe which means both sides want to attract. and one of the after action reports of this election cycle could be the democrats already saying it they missed the mark of a messaging pier they are talking more about abortion and threats to democracy. we are talking about now crime. and also inflation. do you agree with that? >> absolutely i agree with that. this election ultimately is a referendum on the biden administration. you know, they have not done a good job. the real issues that are affecting us, like you are saying high inflation, rising

crime, open borders and the fentanyl coming through. economic policies that hurt small business owners like myself here that list could go on and on. and i don't expect that joe biden and barack obama are going to address the real issues that are affecting everyday pennsylvanians. they are like losing football coaches at this point who can't make halftime adjustments. they are going into the locker room and say, "if we keep doing what we are doing, which it will eventually work and you have to trust us." they are demonizing anyone that disagrees with that. all that does is push away voters like me further and further away from them. >> carley: leslie, you have been on the show before and you lost her daughter to fentanyl pointing, poisoning. when todd interviewed you you talked about victims rights. can you expand upon that and where that put you politically? >> well, victims rights is

something that is incredibly important to me because, because, carley, i got to see through the court system and with the trial for my daughter apprehending and getting this criminal behind bars was a huge task for the police department, the d.a.'s office. everyone that was involved. and these people don't end up in jail for a small crime. they end up in state prison because they have done something really huge. and the reason that i was so triggered by this was because john fetterman was coming in and saying, "okay, we are going to release criminals." no, we can't release criminals. >> carley: if we do, leslie, you're absolutely right, there will be more victims. that is something that can happen across the country and is

making a lot of people including jahmiel jackson nervous as well. we just ran out of time. lastly, marc, jahmiel jackson, we will get you back on. a fox news alert, chronic the fate 9:00 a.m. pacific time as mass layoffs began. the company is reportedly being sued. we have all the breaking news. >> todd: plus brian kilmeade, senator tom cotton, all friday star friday lineup, keep it h here.

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