>> katie: four days left until the midterm elections. >> steve: how many pete people have already voted. [cheers] >> i am concerned about the voter. >> paying that's much more for gas. >> jogger raped a homeless man with 25 arrests. >> hochul in the fight of her political life against zeldin. >> have a zero tolerance policy for crime. >> income is up, prices are down. >> labor day drop the weakest job report since october of

2020. >> they are inflation deniers. they are destroying our economy. twitter takeover saga. >> musk gearing up to potentially cut 3700 jobs email. >> employees may sue the company for california law requiring 60 days notice. threing open. who else goddard? touchdown. >> katie: we're just four days before the midterm elections and we are talking to voters all across the country. >> brian: yep. here in our studio we are joined by the best panel ever for all three hours. you saw their performance in the first however. it's only going to get better with will and i will get a chance to close the show with two blocks and find out the pulse of the people. >> will: i don't understand why we are counting the number of panel. about inbrian stick to the

prompter. >> will: there is a competition there is a winner is he down in the sunshine state talking to florida voters at harry and the natives in ho hobe sound. >> steve: good morning, ladies and gentlemen. hobe sound say good morning to america. [cheers and applause] >> steve: we are been doing these diner segments 5 or 6 years. never had a crowd like this. the crowd is out the door around the corner. they have got 50 people in there they have got a whole bunch of people over here. [cheers and applause] >> steve: that guy, this man just asked me if i was ready for my breakfast beer. [laughter] [cheers] >> steve: who is ready for a breakfast beer? [cheers] >> steve: yeah, yeah, yeah. listen to that we are in florida it is marco rubio vs. val demings. it's ron desantis vs. charlie crist. let me ask you this, how many people voted for charlie crist

for governor. [booze] >> steve: no, no. you didn't listen to the whole question. [laughter] >> steve: who voted for charlie crist when he was a republican. that's the guy right there. so how many people are going to vote for him this time? [boos] >> okay. i think i saw that coming. , the number one issue for everybody is the economy. i was just talking to harry to harry and the natives every time bacon goes up a buck he has to reprint the menu. what's your name. >> ha kim. >> what's what are you drinking. >> mimosa. >> steve: what's the number one issue you are going to vote on? >> my, there are some things going wrong. >> steve: the price of stuff? >> the price. >> i go to the grocery store and we have got iceberg lettuce 3.99. >> steve: used to be a dollar. >> it was. i was shocked. and i was talking to a buddy of mine in wisconsin when i was

looking at those prices what are you talking about? crazy. >> steve: inflation, the number one issue? [cheers] >> steve: absolutely. talking to folks here at the harry and the natives. if you are driving by. just honk because they are not going to let you in. we have a full house today. but we're going to find out what is on the minds of voters. we are just a couple of days away. how many people have already voted. [cheers] >> steve: look at that. this time it looks like there won't be as many people brian, will and katie on election day. actually voting because they have done it early so they can be here at the bar having a mimosa. >> brian: absolutely. >> steve: give yourselves a round of applause. great job. >> brian: florida has it down pack. results on election night. >> katie: they don't want repeat. >> will: we will be checking back in later. a shooting at congressional parent's house. >> katie: pat harrigan's campaign says a bullet entered

just a few feet from where his kids were sleeping. hits opponent pulled ads which featured his lakeside house. >> brian: u.s. congressional candidate himself former green beret pat harrigan. pat, first off, could you tell us what you know, what investigators have told you what happened, who might have done this? >> yeah, good morning, y'all. thanks for having me. i think the most important thing to say is everybody is safe at this point. and, look, i don't want to impede or influence the investigation that law enforcement is doing right now in any way, shape, or form. >> but what i can tell is you we have many more questions than we have answers at this juncture. and this all started at the very beginning of this campaign when my opponent started to lie about me. and i'm not talking about just normal lies. i'm talking about vile and nasty lies. i'm in the firearms industry. one of these lies is that i profit from the deaths of

children. truly reprehensible. and this has led to a cascade of consequences for me and my family where i have received a very credible death threat. this was followed up by my opponent utilizing very poor judgment to actually shoot an ad out in front of one of my homes and display that home for all to see in the world. i mean, in the era of steve scalise and brett kavanaugh and now paul pelosi, this is just unbelievable to me. and he also used pictures of of my family in a complaint that he filed over the course of this campaign. and then two weeks ago, my parents are watching tv at 11:00 at night, just sitting in their living room and a bullet cracks through their home only 20 feet away from where my kids were sleeping that night. this -- this is politics at its worst. and the reason it's this way is because my opponent is desperate to do anything that he possibly can to talk about anything other

than what actually matters in this campaign, which is the economy. inflation, rampant crime, declining he had carriage outcomes for our kids. the crisis at the southern border. it doesn't matter what he has to manufacture, is he willing to trade my security and my family's security to score political points and it's reprehensible. >> will: hey, pat. i understand and appreciate you saying the investigation is yet to unfold. it's pretty amazing that you have already received what you described as credible death threats in the lead-up to this incident. i'm just curious. do your parents live in a high crime neighborhood? is this something that would have happened in the normal course of life living there? i don't know how long they have lived there. or is this -- is thi blue? lookn beret, i'm used to getting shot at. i'm okay with getting shot at. i'm not okay with my family getting shot at. it's another level. and when you take the totality

of what has happened across this campaign with the lies, and the demonization of my character, it just none of it adds up. folks just don't have bullets passing through their windows at 11:00 at night while they are watching television. while their kid -- while their kid, me, is running for congress, while my kids are sleeping at their house. the odds on that are just super long. >> katie: unbelievable. pat, you mentioned before this horrific incident occurred you had been wearing a bullet proof vest to your campaign events. your children are now in hiding. but you say that you are not going to be intimidated. how do you stay the course and continue to focused on the issues that you think are important to the voters? >> look, i can only control what i control. and that is my vision and my agenda for this district. i'm here to get this economy back on track, to tamp inflation down, so to stops crushing the

middle class. i want to secure our streets and i want more than 30% of our kids in the charlotte mechanic alanberg school district to read at grade level. that's my vision. i'm asking you guys to join me. at the end of the day, i think that the people of the 14th district are going to see through all of this. this is just a distraction from the things that truly matter and i hope that they hold my opponent accountable for his poor judgment because quite frankly, it ought to be disqualifying for holding public office. >> brian: pat, he has got to be worried buff it's a very democratic district and there hasn't been a lot of polling. but to get this aggressive with ads, obviously you are a there t to his political future. best of luck to try to continue to serve the country and that's all. you just want to keep your family safe. thanks for sharing your story, pat. >> thank you guys so much. >> will: you know, the investigation on this particular incident, the investigation on paul pelosi, many of these instances motivation still need to be determined but anecdotally

it just does seem that political violent obviously steve scalise, brett kavanaugh, it does seem to be on the rise. and this could be yet another example of that and it's fascinating when you put it if it's not political violence it's certainly crime. another example of crime everywhere on the rise. >> what you were getting at with that question lee zeldin had the shooting in front of his house. they weren't targeting his family but a lot of people get hit in the crossfire and that's what happened. you wonder but this looks like it's targeted. >> speaking of lee zeldin, his democratic opponent, governor of new york kathy hochul is finally admitting that crime -- that the state has a crime problem. >> i acknowledge there is a crime issue. that's why it's not new to me because it's election time. i have been working on this throughout my entire time as governor. we worked so hard on this issue getting guns off the street. but now to come down to that i'm soft on crime. he is soft on guns, and that is a real problem. >> will: that's a pivot by the

way. it was not even a week ago that the suggestion was that rising crime rates are a false narrative created by republicans. >> katie: this week hillary clinton saying crime by republicans is a talking point it doesn't exist. kathy hochul told lee zeldin during a debate i don't know why this is such a concern to you. that was her opinion. and that's how you know she is in trouble. not a data point when you see everything that is happening every single day. >> brian: further pivot. micropivot. at least admitting crimes. shootings and muretedz are down yeah compared to 2020 but not compared to 2019. 14% down in 2022 so far. so many of these crimes have nothing to do with guns. it's every democrat thinks talk about crime, talk about guns. >> will: look at the cover of "the new york post." i think you also have a full screen of did. jogger raped in the hart heart of the city. vagrant with 25 prior was busted an attack on a west village

pier. >> katie: 25 priors. >> brian: 5:30 go to jog. 9 to 5er not unusual. beautiful spot the city. run a marathon this weekend. turns outs she gets choked to the point where she loses consciousness. gets raped. right there in new york city beautiful area. no guns. it's not about guns. we know about the supreme court decision on the second amendment because it had joked off guns in new york. and the second amendment was being challenged turns out couldn't stand up to that challenge. she is talking about keeping guns out of times square and subways and things to that nature. so she wants to pivot that way. will, she is not acknowledging how crime is out of control. how people don't feel secure. what is worse is patronizing. oh, the numbers say crime is out of control. but, if you feel like it's out of control. then i will try to handle it for you like you are a mental patient. >> katie: first of all, most women who are victims like rape their assailants, criminals don't need a gun or a weapon

outlines of their hands to commit their heinous crimes against women. you bring up the second amendment. nobody in the city can defend themselves against criminals like this. not just in new york city. but across the state. and the same people are saying crime isn't a problem are the ones who defunded the police, have made it difficult for prosecutors to go after these criminals. who are for cashless bail. and at the same time, make it impossible for people to defend themselves against criminals like that who are let out 25 times or more. we have seen that number higher on previous criminals. they make everyone helpless. >> will: it's not about guns, not about a gun when you get shoved in front of a subway train. >> brian: 26 dimes this year already. >> will: i get my hair cut here same guy for a long time immigrant from burma who said i think i'm going to get a gun. i said why? what you just described, katie, so i can protect myself. people are seeing, experiencing, it's not a false perception not a story how their lives are being impacted. that's what lee zeldin who is running on the republican side

for governor is saying. >> people see the videos, the pictures. they see the news reports. they want leadership. they want action, solutions. zero tolerance. taking back our streets. this is hell. but, instead what we are getting is that i don't understand why this is so important to you, congressman zeldin. well, when she says that to me, she is saying that to everybody else. that's why we are doing as well as we are. because democrats and independence are agreeing with us that we need to save this state. >> brian: i would love for lee zeldin to call up bill bratton and ray kelly and say listen, you did it before. we need to do it again. kept the city safe the last 25 years. still here, you are back. they are engaged. i have him on the radio all the time. still engaged in what is happening. he knows the formula in boston, los angeles, and let him do it in new york again. >> will: head over to carley shimkus who has additional headlines for us. >> i do from crime guys to the border. mexican authorities stop a tractor-trailer crammed with more than 120 migrants heading to the u.s. southern border. the group trapped for more than

six hours with little to know ventilation. as new york city continues to see influx of migrants from the border, mayor eric adams says single migrant women and families be housed in rooms at a hotel in midtown, manhattan. a new emerson cleaning poll shows dr. mehmet oz pulling ahead of his democrat pond john fetterman. this is the first time oz has taken the lead in the pennsylvania senate race. buff the republicans' long time friend oprah win if i have backing fetterman. >> i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania. and, of course, but i will tell you all this. if i lived in pennsylvania. i would already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> carley: meanwhile president biden and former president obama are hitting the campaign trail this weekend including stops in california and chicago. the two are slated to speak at a dnc rally in philadelphia tomorrow. a warning sent tout all twitter employees warning laughs layofl

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gave to north korea's actions? >> yeah. absolutely. i mean, what's really happening here so our audience understands, the idea that we're going to go to war with north korea is pretty remote. why is that? this action is reckless and dangerous because there could be irrant missiles and as a result create a provocation and response by one of our allies and partners, but the reality is kim jong un knows if he started a conventional or a nuclear war, it would be the end of his regime and likely the end of his life. and, secondly, china plays a role here. china loves the fact that north korea periodically pokes the united states in the eye and we all get spun up. but, china does not want to a war on the peninsula which would destabilize that peninsula and they would pay a price for that strategically and in terms of allies and partners that would respond to this in the region it. would change china's strategic

objectives completely. and they have control to a large degree, not completely, over north korea. so, that's number one. number two is. why is kim jong un doing this? he is likely going to test a nuclear device. he hasn't done that since 2017. he is saying no to the biden's offer of negotiations. and that's a tactic. i think after the nuclear test, he will say yes to negotiations. and here's what he wants. he wants acceptance as a nuclear power as we have accepted india and pakistan. even though we wish they had not done it. he wants removal of the sanctions. and he will make -- he may give up some of his nuclear arsenal to achieve those ends. the timing, brian, has to do with a new regime in south korea that is in a very strong relationship compared to the previous leader of north korea. and we're conducting a return to

the normal comprehensive exercise program. so every time an exercise program is ongoing, which is right now, is he releasing missiles. now, what's different is it's a fuselage of missiles as opposed to one or two. he also play was this to his domestic audience. he portrays himself as a victim. the united states and south korea the aggressors that's why we have to have a strong nuclear presence and also a strong conventional army. >> brian: south korea is sending rockets over to russia which is pathetic, they should be embarrassed and iran is sending drones, kamikaze drones because they seem to be out and they don't seem to want to fight. on the ground, c ukraine make enough progress to push the russians to the point where they have no choice but to back out? >> well we will have to see. the opportunity is clearly there. they are moving very deliberately in the south. and in the east to retake territory. it looks like the russians have

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>> when i think about kathy, i think about someone who actually, legitimately cares about the people of this state. they don't care about keeping you safe. they want to keep you scared. >> 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. >> will: there is vice president kamala harris and hillary clinton hitting the trail for new york governor kathy hochul as she scrambles to boost democratic turnout in her tight race now against lee zeldin. let's turn to our town hall for reaction. glad to have you guys with us again this morning. i started out early this morning asking for everyone to give me a show of hand. i would love to go back to that moment. if you have been in the past someone you would self-describe as a democrat, would you raise your hand?

all right. and now, of you, which by the way is the majority of our panel, if you have or intend to vote republican in this midterm election, would you raise your hand. all right. so, wow. so several democratic voter who have chosen to vote republicans, let's actually start with the outlier, josh, democrat, still voting democrat. why? >> again, the notion that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump and the fact that the republicans in the house and the senate are decent majority of them continue to double down on that and run their campaigns on that is complete dishonesty to the american people. in fact. >> will: in fact, i'm sorry, you guys were all debating this during the commercial break. we should tell the audience you were all having this debate during the commercial. i want to meet quickly, josh, my own curiosity. how do you distinguish that from democrats denying turnout election results in the past whether stacey abrams in georgia

or hillary clinton who i don't think has ever conceded 2016. >> sure, donald trump was the president of the united states and he is -- it's bestowed upon him to do what is best in the interest of the nation. he took this to 65 courtrooms nationwide where it was thrown out. went to the supreme court, that's heavily weighed conservative they threw it out. the notion that you can continue to run on that and be divisive and cause the chaos that is happening the infighting that is happening based on the notion the election was done is unacceptable. >> will: okay. unacceptable you, josh. as we point out though, you are the outlier here because the other past democratic voters have all said they are going to vote, republican. brian? >> what about competence, right? so he is voting now to keep the party that's in place in place. and not doing their job. they are not serving the people right now. so instead of looking back at what happened in 2020, let's look at what is going on right now. what is on the ballot right now is how do we want the future to be. >> will: right. >> it's not looking in the rear view mirror. americans are angry about crime. we are angry about the economy. uncertain about our safety. i think these issues have to be

addressed. >> will: all four of you in the front row said you voted democrat in the past. brian brings up local issues here in new york. i know you have said everything in the end is local for you. >> everything is local. and as brian said, you know, i can't look back. i mean, and we need to look forward. we need to address the present crime. the education, the covid mandates that have gone on too long, and inflation. these are the things that i care about, these are the things that my neighbors care about. these are the things my community cares about. and we need elect the best person going forward. i just can't look back anymore. >> will: i know sitting right behind you matlin you shared your story earlier 41 years voting democrat until crime impacted you personally. >> absolutely. >> will: how did that happen. >> my son sergeant hassan was murdered in 201. he wasn't shot to death. he was stabbed to death. and i found myself involved in a criminal justice system trying

to get justice and closure for, you know, the murder of my son. and i found myself at war with the manhattan district attorney's office. okay. and found that the criminal -- the killers had more rights than the victims. and not just me, but hundreds and thousands of other mothers and families. >> will: not theoretical for you so something have you experienced. >> something that is very very real not my perception a real thing. >> will: also a past democratic voter plan to or have voted republican in this elections why? >> pl planning to just basically the scare tactics it's ridiculous with the democrats. also, like i agree with them, inflation. like when it comes to food. just buying simple things. it's just ridiculous. gas prices. it's ridiculous what we are

going through at the moment. >> will: interesting you bring up the economy and inflation. i see people pointing and nodding along. actually on that note, can i play something for you guys? i would love to get your reaction. this is joy reid. she is a host on nbc talking about the concept of inflation. let's watch together. >> so it's interesting that republicans are doing something they don't normally do, right? which is not use the common tongue not use common english on their campaign like they are doing with crime. what they have done is taught people the word inflation. right? most people would have never used that word ever in their lives are using it now because they have been taught it, including on tv and including in newspapers. they have been taught this word. >> will: margaret, i saw you scoff during that. >> i think it's just absurd that people don't understand what the word inflation is? we are all adults. >> we feel it everywhere. our customers are feeling it. >> we are being told that we are taught this or fed this through the media as though we don't -- aren't intelligent individual people that understand what is happening around us. and what is happening in our

pocketbooks. >> and she is a democrat. >> will: you were a democrat and also raised your hand you are going to vote republican. >> yes i did i voted all republican except for one democrat. >> the american voters are not stupid people. and from the white house to these talk shows we are told we don't understand what is going on. we are living it every day. these people in their ayery towers they are the ones with no concept. they think we are stupid and they are trying to snow us. then they read polls and kathy hochul suddenly changing her tune on crime why because the polling was bad for her position. >> will: really quickly the last one who didn't talk. i gave josh twice. here is what everyone should know. these two were going on it during commercial break josh and beth going at it. >> when you said to anybody watching that josh and i were going at it in the break. >> will: friendly matter. >> that is what is happening. i'm conservative, you know. i was never a democrat. i don't want to say how old i am. but i have always been

conservative and you are a liberal. and we're able to have a conversation and that is what has to happen. i think when we come to the table we have real conversations. we agree on a lot. >> will: i'm really glad you pointed it out. beth. i did say you were going at it in a spirited matter. it was not toxic or negative. it is something we would love to see more of in this country. we appreciate all of you guys in this conversation this morning. we are going to continue that a little bit later. brian will jump in to see if he can do as good a job. i'm skeptical and doubtful he is confident. republicans' 1,000 page road map. jim jordan reveals the g.o.p. plan to investigate the fbi and doj under biden. plus, steve is talking to voters this morning in sunshine state. steve. >> steve: that's right. it's a beautiful day here in south florida we are here at here at harry and the natives in hope sound. we didn't know if anybody was going to show up. there are 200 people inside and there is about 100 people waiting to get. in we are going to talk to all the folks about what is

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house republicans on the judiciary committee release a 1,000 pij road map detailing allegations of political bias in the fbi and department of justice under president biden. >> just a preview of what a g.o.p. controlled majority may uncover from the administration after the midterms. >> ranking member of the jew judiciary committee congressman jim jordan joins us now not just investigations but real accountability for what has been happening not just recently but over the past really five years. >> yeah. look, our job is to get the facts to the american people.

we have released in report today which just shows how bad things have gotten at the fbi and the doj. it's all driven by politics now over there. and this is -- i mean, look, we live in the greatest country ever. but america is not america if you have a justice department that treats people differently under the law. it's supposed to be equal treatment under the law. that's not happening. and we know it's not happening because 14 brave fbi agents came to us as whistleblowers and told us what exactly is going on here. started with the school board issue. but it's also this juicing numbers on domestic violence extremism cases and then, of course, just the politics that are rampant. they are actually purging now. we have had a whistleblower tell us they are getting rid of conservative republican-type fbi agents. so that's the problem. our job is to get the facts to the people and then let's hope at some point we have a justice department that holds people accountable for the wrongdoing: justice department goes after

former president trump if he decides to run and side track him. i think that will play out find it fascinating that tim ryan is distance guilty himself from his own party. is he acting like a republican. he doesn't want to bring up the word democrat. he sounds like jim jordan or j.d. vance. did tim ryan have a transformation or is this all politics? >> he spent the whole summer telling ohioans that he was a trump republican but obviously he is not. he has voted with pelosi. he has voted with schumer. voted with biden all the time. but, he also voted proxy. he wasn't there in person when he was voting with those guys. so, i think all that is going to factor in. and i think j.d. vance is going to win. this brian, i think republicans are going to sweep the swing states that are up. i think shecial going to win georgia. ted budd north carolina. dr. oz in pennsylvania. j.d. here. ron johnson is going to win in wisconsin. laxalt and blake masters are going to win in nevada and arizona.

no knows maybe even new hampshire is in play. that's the kind of year it is. i had a constituent tell me last week he said i looked at my bank statement, i looked at my 401(k) statement. i went to the grocery store. and then i filled my truck up with gas. i'm voting republican. and oh by the way when he is filling his truck up with gas he is looking over his shoulder to make sure he doesn't get mugged. that's what is on voters' minds. i think they are going to show up in a big way and vote for republicans and give us the majority in both the house and the senate. >> the question will be which you already answered this morning, congressman, which we will be watching is what do republicans do with that power? what kind of asavings accountability can we expect? if what you predictside what comes true? great to talk to you this morning congressman jim jordan. >> thank you, guys, take care. >> katie: let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: warmer than average in new york city and across the eastern third of the country. but we have severe weather i have got to talk about for the plain states. look at that cold front, can you really see it on the current

temperatures, cooler than average behind this front and snow in the forecast and then we have all of the ingredients setting up for severe weather outbreak starting this afternoon through this evening for parts of texas, up towards oklahoma. and arkansas and louisiana. strong tornadoes will be possible. have a way to get those watches and warnings, okay? because we are going to have a tornado outbreak and they could be damaging and potentially deadly. this is a big deal. a lot of people are like doesn't this happen in the spring? we have a second day season that happens in the fall. so, tornado threat here, ef 2 plus tornadoes for this region. again, i can't stress it enough. i need you to be able to get your watches and warnings. fox weather.com for the latest details and look at those temperatures. we are going to be into the 70s, even the 80's across the mississippi river valley. all right, over to will and katie and brian. >> will: it's not good, janice. >> janice: no. >> will: i can tell you people are batoning down the hatches for hail and hopefully not tornadoes as you pointed out. thank you, janice. the midterm elections are just four days away steve is in florida this morning and he is

talking to voters. >> steve: i am talking to voters. who else needs coffee? [laughter] >> thank you, steve. >> steve: harry and the natives part of the restaurant we haven't been in yet. listen, a minute before the show 1 minute before 9:00. i'm sitting at that table it's all about the mimosas. all right. more from harry and the natives live in hope sound. you're on "fox & friends." [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com

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segment we have ever done before. and i think part of it has to do with they heard that doocy was coming. [cheers] >> steve: right? right. but, how many people thought it was peter doocy? [laughter] that's the number one thing i have heard today aside from where's brian and we love brian. he's back in new york today. but where is peter doocy? all right. so, we were talking about who is struggling right now to pay their electric bills? all right. and i mean struggling. here's a lady right here. what's your name? >> vicki. >> steve: inflation is killing everybody but a lot of people don't realize down in florida you have got to run the air conditioner all year. and this summer was brutal, right? >> it was brutal. we cut ours back. we have a pool. we cut the pool pump back just to try and, you know, save a little bit of money anyway we can. >> steve: up in the northeast we have been talking about the cost of fuel oil or diesel. anybody use diesel here?

this guy right here. all right. what's your name? >> andy. >> steve: andy, what are you using diesel for? >> for my personal truck. >> steve: it's a fortune. >> it's 5.29 a gallon right now. >> steve: a year ago it was what? >> in the 3s. >> steve: is that why there is no food in front of you have right now because you cannot afford breakfast. >> that's because i just ate. >> steve: have you voted. >> no not yet today. >> steve: today. what's the number one thing, price of diesel? >> that's an important thing, yeah. >> steve: what's the number one? what's the number one you are going to go vote? >> to vote for desantis. >> steve: okay. anybody else going to vote for desantis? [cheers and applause] >> steve: you're too young. it right over here. we got a guy joe is his name. joe's son died on 9/11 and how long have you lived down will here. >> i have lived here 31 years. >> very good. have you come to harry and the

natives very often? >> no, not really. wooten beach. we knew you were here and we came up to talk to you. >> steve: thank you very much. what's the number one issue driving you to the polls this year? >> open borders. we have no borders. there are more terrorists in this country than was on 9/11. we have lost 343 firefighters. i forget how many cops. and civilians. there is 300 and something firefighters have died since 9/11. >> steve: it's a big number. >> close the border. [applause] >> steve: a lot of people are very driven by that listen, we are going to talk to more of the voters. that's the bar here at harry and the natives. we're getting close to happy hour, folks. >> steve: 8:00 hour. >> katie: more "fox & friends."

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