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dr. mehmet oz is leaving john fetterman and the pennsylvania senate race just four days before the midterms. a new poll giving the republican or two-point advantage in what's become a nail-biter of a race. oz will not have the support of the woman who helped launch him to tv stardom. that would be your girl, oprah winfrey horn announced her endorsement of fetterman last night and speaking of star power, both president biden and former president obama will hold a rally with fetterman tomorrow in philadelphia. obama will also join fetterman at a rally in pittsburgh. last hour on the view, fetterman had this to say about his health, transparency and refusal to release more medical records. >> not the equivalent kind of medical information as dr. oz did. he even running campaign and i think we have been very

transparent. our doctors believe. from june and in october, they agree that i'm fit to serve. to me, not the point specifically about my health. i feel we are running a very transparent race about our health issues. >> i think you look and sound great. >> emily: and that's all that matters, jimmy. the seal of approval. >> jimmy: good to see everybody. i've been following this race closely. i have a lot of family in pennsylvania. big drinkers. you would be too if you are a pirates fan. fetterman's health was never going to be the issue. its his position on the issue. nobody at home has any issue with the fact that people go through debilitating conditions and in some instances are unable to complete a sentence. it's the fact that he doesn't want violent criminals to complete their sentences that have people leaning towards dr. oz. where oprah comes into this whole mess and she's now part of the condescending class. she's part of the liberal

elites. yeah, she was friends with dr. oz her whole life but now she's part of the class of people that says republicans are evil. they are less true then, too stupid to know what's good for them so i am with fetterman, which is absurd, but that's what she's become. >> emily: kayleigh, i wanted to drill down. does it matter who oprah endorses? first of all, it's not unexpected. she endorsed every democrat in every state, including stacey abrams, everyone. the question is, i think what matters more and what -- the editorial board of the "pittsburgh post-gazette" who issued their endorsement and on like oprah, actually articulated reasons why. they talked to the lack of experience of fetterman. they talk to the fact that oz has committed to civility, has committed to trying to work with the other side. they really nailed down a whole list of why they were endorsing

oz over fetterman and i venture that goes further with pennsylvanians in oprah's endorsement. >> kayleigh: i don't think endorsements matter generally edit general election. they matter in primary. south carolina. trump endorsed candidates in primaries. i don't think they matter in a general. to your point, emily, especially the oprah endorsement, this was courted for weeks by the fetterman campaign. they said they knew they power of a hillary endorsement. we saw that power when she endorsed hillary clinton. what is particularly ironic is fetterman toting a celebrity endorsement as he tried to deride dr. oz for being a celebrity while at the same token he's trying to endorse -- trying to tout this endorsement from john legend who wanted to defund the police. none of it matters. his irony in endorsing a celebrity, touting it, going after oz. what matters is his record.

ten first-degree murderers because of fetterman's vote. heroin injection sites. he applauded oregon for decriminalizing all drugs including heroin and fentanyl. he got an endorsement from a group who wants to take sex off birth certificates, illuminating fracking. >> emily: can fetterman save himself? when the president flew to pittsburgh to campaign for him, his wife turned away reporters. isn't answering any questions but now for some reason he's going on the small media tour. enjoying himself on "the view. goes with the same group of people who laughed about the possibility that herschel walker might have brain damage from his years playing professional football. they mocked desantis for "looking like he had a stroke." but today joy behar was appalled that people have concerns about the challenges that fetterman has been facing and said it's on empathetic. we heard sonny hoskins, you look and sound great.

it seems to me there's not only hypocrisy there but on his and unwillingness to begin with reporters and members of the press that would actually ask thoughtful questions and not just wait around. >> they are covering for their candidate, obviously. it's not just fetterman. people who question those who are fair and balanced the mental capacity of our president but you would never hear that on "the view post quote or any other mainstream media network. i want to bring up the debate between fetterman and oz, it's largely leaning toward crime in the way that fetterman treats crime. in the state of pennsylvania, the law says that prosecutors can bring a charge of felony murder. it's also known in the state's second-degree murder, it doesn't have to be somebody going out and intentionally killing 70. if you rob somebody and they fall a and the end of dying fro, you know, a fall for example. you would be charged with

second-degree murder, mandatory life sentence. john fetterman is against mandatory life sentences. not only does the state not have the death penalty but if you commit murder, whether it's first-degree or second degree, you spend the rest of your life behind bars at the very least. john fetterman wants them back out. he wants murderers not to be mandatory life sentence. how do you even justify that? i can't understand. >> emily: also against minimum sentencing in general which has been codified at the federal level. there's a case behind every single rule that we have. there's a reason a heartbreak, tragedy behind the reason why it was codified so that those recidivists, so we don't have a judge saying "i'm sorry. my hands are tied. i am sorry your loved one got tortured and raped to death." the op-ed on fox news, his approach to crime, that was sort of about attacking oz and frankly and overgeneralizing over stupefied way.

he wasn't making an arguable case whatsoever of her's policies in fact it seemed as if he was flip-flopping and talking about how safe he had made the town he was the mayor of, in stark contrast to statistics and what pennsylvanians say. >> flip-flop is an interesting word to use. debate turned the tables for fetterman. this new emerson college poll. 2% lead for dr. oz. in pennsylvania, fracking is a big economic, jobs, kitchen table issues to voters in pennsylvania. this all boils down to what they want. what they want to someone that's going to support energy production in their state, jobs and their state. what's interesting about president biden and former president obama going to pennsylvania tomorrow is that it's the climate agenda that has come from both of those leaders that actually lead to the job destruction we have seen in pennsylvania. less energy production in

general in this country. that's issue number one. you mentioned the dr. oz -- about the fact that he was endorsed by the "pittsburgh post-gazette." they talk about the fact that he's got a business background, leadership background. 20 years. it's not about oz's celebrity, they point out. it's about the fact that oz is bringing "i can go to washington and be a good leader for you." people of pennsylvania. >> jimmy: shame on oprah because she knows that about dr. oz. she touted him. she touted his business proficiency. that's why it won't work to have the endorsement. what is the good of a woman who gives everyone a free car if you don't have the gas for it. >> emily: we will be here on sunday for a special edition of "outnumbered" at 12:00 p.m. eastern. coming up, sonny hoskins calls white republican suburban women, the elitist example of the le

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>> kayleigh: with the midterms days away the rhetoric is getting more and more extreme. this just happened. house majority web james clyburn not only blames the right's "demonization" of nancy pelosi for the attack on her husband. now he's comparing america to germany right before hitler took over. >> this country is on track to repeat what happened in germany when it was the greatest democracy going, elected a chancellor who then co-opted the media that this past president called the press the enemy of

the people. that's a bunch of crap and we know it. that's what's going on in this country. >> kayleigh: i mean, it's unbelievable. we have seen heated political rhetoric on both sides. there is never an excuse for it we have to call about when we see it on the right, the middle, the left. what makes this interesting is the president of the united states on wednesday called for a return to decency. this comparison happened friday. i want to take us back to earlier in the week when former president obama made a similar call of the demonization and let's jog the viewers memory. perhaps he should talk to his former vice president who doesn't seem to be heeding his advice. >> one thing that is clear, this increasing habit of demonizing political opponents. just yelling. and thinking not just that i disagree with somebody but that they are evil or wrong. that creates dangerous climate.

>> donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our rep republic. the republicans today intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans and that's a threat to this country. clear and present danger to our democracy. >> kayleigh: that was in september but perhaps the former president should have a word with the current president. >> emily: that's right. i think we've seen a level of disappointment in this alleged unifier in chief, someone who can paint on the one to unify the country. frankly up until wednesday, one of the greatest drivers of that really divisive rhetoric. we know he's been blaming the g.o.p. the whole time. he's been blaming the average american, the working american, for american that flies the flag stands for the flag or salutes the flag or dares to want to put their family first. that type of incendiary rhetoric is never okay. it's never okay on either side but i am sorely disappointed

that our commander in chief, leader of the free world, not the first one the whole time to be saying that, that he wasn't tamping down the rhetoric incentive sort of adding flame to the fire. we are going to get into this in a moment about the north carolina shots that went off for the candidate there north carolina. the democrat candidates office has yet to speak on it. it worries me that as we keep hearing about these violent encounters, the attempted violent encounters, the other side has a duty to weigh in and say it's not okay. i do not endorse this. to quell the flames and it's up to the media as well. news busters reported the networks gave 11 times more coverage to the attack on paul pelosi than they did the attempted association of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. both of which totally on acceptable but that level of change, that delta between the two, 11 times. absolutely outrageous. >> kayleigh: that's right.

cheryl, maybe we will hear from clayburgh. he's usually more measured in his words and i think he would likely agree no one should be making those kind of germany 1930s comparisons. you expect to hear that unfortunately from people like the women on "the view." unfortunately we heard something from sunny hostin yesterday. >> i ready poll just yesterday that white republican suburban women are now going to vote republican. it's almost like roaches voting for raid. they are voting against their own self interests. >> gilead. >> kayleigh: if i could say, she's wrong on the facts. "the wall street journal" poll was not about white republican suburban women. it was about white women in suburbs generally that's 20% of the electorate. a vermin comparison, insect comparison si that we've heard m

some of the brutal maniacal dictatorial's regimes. why would she choose that? >> cheryl: that's what democrats have been doing. a playbook from the party. if you don't agree with me you're an idiot, you're a racist. you are from the south, you're stupid. i say that someone from texas. obviously i'm stupid for him because -- because i'm from texas. that's what they've been doing for years, two years, the mistake they are making is they had a decent voting bloc from white suburban women in 2020. they don't have that now. 15% change, 15% tilt according to "the wall street journal" towards republicans, that's what two years will do when you have all the power in washington. they made that mistake. i'm so sick of the insults on both sides, to be clear here. don't -- you don't agree with my point so you're wrong. you're an idiot. what sunny hostin said was just disgusting. >> kayleigh: that's just it, if we could all take a breath

and actually have some form of unity and not see the other as an enemy. i have many democrat friends. i've said before my best friend voted for hillary clinton. she's a human. she's a person. i love her despite political differences. why can't we get back there? >> julie: the whole country is -- the country so full of hate. to make any kind of reference to nazi germany and the deaths of millions of jews is absolutely disgusting. it's not just democrats. it's republicans too. what are we doing question might bring us back to reality. i want to get back to sunny hostin also the fact that so many suburban moms are actually voting republican now that actually voted for joe biden. i lived in the city, i'm now a suburban mom. i never thought i'd say those words out loud. i can speak for suburban moms. the reason they do not want a democrat in office is because they want to be able to afford to put food on the table of their children. they want to be able to clothe their kids, fill up their gas tanks. they want their kids to be safe. that's a huge problem in this country because there are so many people, children

especially, that are falling victim to recidivism. we talk about so much about criminals that are reoffending. so yes, that's why -- they are not roaches. they are concerned mothers, as they should be. >> jimmy: there is the key word suburban moms. >> kayleigh: , quickly get this in. >> jimmy: sorry. i jumped all over you. as a suburban dad. >> kayleigh: suburban dad, one moment. >> what was at stake tonight and this week was whether we will be a democracy in the future. whether our children will be arrested and conceivably killed. we are on the edge of a brutal authoritarian system and it could be a week away. >> kayleigh: suburban dad. [laughter] >> jimmy: democrats are in full on doomsday preacher mode. we are not talking about issues. the world is going to end. they don't hear themselves. so bitterly emotional for them it's denying them the self-awareness that would otherwise tell them you sound a

little crazy right now. he's flat out saying if republicans win medically of no more democracy and your children are going to die. how is that acceptable to any sane person in any sane world but it's why i will say to the point of obama campaigning for this is why you can tell he's not into it. when obama is on the stump, he looks like a guy giving a best man speech for a couple he knows shouldn't get married. you know what i mean? he is trying to make the points but his heart is not in it. what they are doing is disgusting. they are not running on issues. sunny hostin says they are voting against their own self-interest. in her worldview, killing babies is more important than feeding them and that's why they are using's -- losing suburban moms. you want to feed them and put gas in the car and get them to school safely. the sunny hostin view, it's more important to have the right to kill him, then it's not in your self-interest. but at the end of the day this is why the view is the highest rating show in guantanamo bay. you can't waterboard anymore. you put on the view.

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getting shot at. it's another level. when you take the totality of what happened across this campaign with the lies and the demonization of my character, none of it adds up. >> kayleigh: we just learned about this attack on his family, julie, for a -- the fbi is looking into it. it happened in october, the same day his opponents -- this is stunning to me, the ignorance of doing something like that. his democrat opponent put his home, his lakeside home in an ad. you can see the surroundings. you can see the house. this is called common sense, not to put a public figure's home or anyone's home out there on the airwaves. >> julie: not only is his opponent absolutely despicable for doing uppity actually accused harrigan of making money from his gun business on the sandy hook shooting. are you kidding me? that's just disgusting. you're blaming him for the

deaths of innocent children but your targeting children. you are putting a bull's-eye on this man's house. they put out campaign signs in front of the house. put a bull's-eye on his house, there's a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old sleeping in bed and they are actually putting a bull's-eye on his family. that's where you draw the line. the problem is, no one's going to pay the consequences. nobody's going to take responsibility. they are going to be like oh, just one lone crazy gunman and nobody's gonna talk about it on the rest of the media. i don't see anyone else talking about this. they are talking about paul pelosi they're not talking about a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old, children of a republican candidate who could have been killed. >> kayleigh: to that point, jimmy, abc, nbc, cbs, the nightly news programs, they ignored the incident. instead of reporting on the latest violence against republicans. three networks decided local weather reports on a cotton shortage allegedly caused by climate change were more important than republican families home getting shot at. >> when there is a double standard on violence, there is

no standard, that's the issue we have. i want credit here at fox because we cover everything. how much paul pelosi, we covered. how much january 6 that we covered. the reason we don't have collective buying in on political violence is because as we know, one side is only covering it when it's expedient to them. the reason the world won't vote democrat simply because of january 6 is yes, they know january 6 was bad but it wasn't as unprecedented to us because we watched an attack at the white house in the summer of 2020 when trump was ushered into a bunker and secret service agents were hit with bricks. if we can acknowledge the stuff exist, we can do something about it. we are not doing something about it because it's not always politically helpful to do something about it on the left. that's why no one knows the story. >> look what happened to lee zeldin's kids. he was attacked on stage, his kids were home. there was a mass shooting outside. barely any coverage. we covered it.

but about half an hour ago, it's online, as lee zeldin went to pure 45 where the jogger got attacked and a bunch of protesters came after him. that literally happen 30 minutes ago. lee zeldin, his kids, his family, where is the outrage. >> kayleigh: you have to think some of it is preventable. i don't believe or is necessarily cause action so i don't fault a politician for saying -- but there are things we can do. not putting up an ad with our opponents home in it. when that opponent, harrigan, sent a letter to his democrat is running against and said that the ad went too far, an open letter because targeting family domiciles crosses a line. you violated my family security. i have already received a credible death threat. i wear a low-profile bullet proof vest every single major public event. his opponent at the time didn't

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>> emily: hillary clinton dismissing america's crime crisis while campaigning for governor kathy hochul yesterday in new york city. watch this. >> i have seen and i'm sure you have, maybe you don't watch

television. but if you did, you would see what i see which are ads about crime every 30 seconds, right? no solutions. but just a lot of really fearful, scary pictures and scary music. they don't care about keeping you safe. they want to keep you scared. >> emily: clinton's remarks came just hours after yet another violent attack in one of new york's priciest neighborhoods. policing a homeless man with a rap sheet a mile long who was wanted and two sex crimes raped and robbed a woman. he'd been arrested 25 times. the reason hillary clinton says crime shows scary images is because there are scary images. they have been flooding the internet. street cams in our network. because they happen with that level of flooding. >> jimmy: this is why hillary lost 2016 and why she'll lose if

she runs again and i believe she will run again. she has no ability to connect with what common people are going through. hillary clinton has secret service protection everywhere she goes. i'm sure the streets feel extra safe to her. if you're walking on the streets in new york right now, this looks like gotham city before batman. he's not coming because he's not vaccinated. it's about time to be in new york. to daresay we are trying to scare people. people don't need any help getting scared. in new york right now. that's why it is the a, b, c issue for a guy like zelda. he's going to be on my radio show today. shame on her, that's disgusting that's the reason hochul deserves to lose. her indifference to the fear. to be clear. women feel, most of these victims getting pushed on the subway, getting rape-d, rob, stabbed. the etm -- republicans have offered of

solutions. these woke bill reforms, stop cutting their budgets. hillary clinton is part and parcel to the conditions were living in because she wasn't speaking up in the summer of 2020 the left got so crazy so anti-cop they wanted to defund the guy in the village people. they are disgusting. sorry. worked up. >> emily: no, we are grateful for your comments. to jimmy's point it also is disingenuous because first of all hochul, she's the system, she's responsible for it. when he articulated with the g.o.p. had put forth. restoring judicial discussion. the disingenuous aspect. hochul has been running those ads and she's been running them because that's the primary issue that's important to new yorkers in addition to the economy and inflation. so it seems that she's been getting the message. why is hillary clinton only saying that republicans are doing it when kathy hochul is doing it too. she just doesn't believe it. steve works she has been doing it. she knows it's the number one issue to voters.

scare tactic. okay, hillary. i'm sure cara bedingfield was scared when she lost her life. i am sure this jogger was scared before she was attacked by violent rapist. it's not a good strategy when you have hochul says masterman a good leaders, dater deniers. your dismissing the number one concerns to voters. you can lie about abortion all you want. people aren't having abortions every day. when you cannot lie about our inflation and crime because people read their local newspapers and they feel it and it happens every day so best of luck as you try to mislead. >> emily: julie, you've lived here long time. we've been subjected to hochul's administration after andrew cuomo left so let's have -- put it up for a second, comments she made. she's always been on top of crime. tough on crime. >> i knowledge there is a crime issue. it's not new to me because it's

election time. i have been working on this through my entire time as governor. >> emily: is you and i talked about the other day, 47 of her 57 campaign appearances have been the last two months when all of a sudden crime do become a priority. what about the first day of alvin bragg's tenure when she wrote a letter threatening him with removing him because of his soft-on-crime policies but then there were crickets. she abdicated her duty and she also went back on her word to her word means nothing. >> julie: she has had over a year to make some corrections that were made by the former governor, andrew cuomo. for example of this is something i talked about so many times. cashless bail. she's done nothing about it. when we talk about this jogger that was attacked by somebody who had been in prison 20 times, why do you think that person is still out on the streets? because he doesn't have to post cash to get out of jail. criminals are getting out of jail for free essentially. cashless bail. bring it back. actions speak louder than words. she just recently last weeks

decided maybe it's time to put some investment into the cop so now there's 1200 police officers out on our streets working overtime constantly two weeks before the midterms and i will say that i rode the subway for the first time, i braved it. bryan llenas drag me down there and he couldn't believe what i saw. i'm not kidding. everything a subway stop there were police. police everywhere. this is a political ploy. i want to see what happens on november 9. they would say that there was nypd on the platform if you need assistance. i've never seen that in my literally in my 18 years in new york city have never seen that and i guarantee you they will not be there november 9. >> emily: there were 25 prior arrests but he wasn't incarcerated for the reasons julie just articulated. he was free on the streets. that's the point. >> julie: this was the third time he attacked a female jogger in the city. i am one of those female joggers in this city. all of us in the running community this morning are up in arms at upset and scared.

it used to be safe to go out and run at 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. it's not. this happened at hudson river park. this area is wide open, well-lit. people are out there at 5:00 a.m. walking their dogs. they are riding their bikes. people are running every which way. you feel completely safe, safer there than you do in central park running. and this is where she got attacked and raped. they are getting on city bikes and their coming by and they are hitting people from behind, attacking them and robbing them. this is day-to-day life. kathy hochul has been doing nothing but gaslighting us. hillary clinton doesn't live here in the city, to be frank. the rest of us, julie and i, do. we are living this every day. enough. >> julie: i used to run at 11:00 at night in central park. i would never do that now. i used to use my cell phone flashlight as my flashlight. no joke.

that's how much the city has changed. scary. >> emily: the stakes are high and races are getting tight. catch kayleigh show, kayleigh's midterm countdown weeknights at 6:00 p.m. on fox nation for all the latest and in-depth analysis. you have an exciting show on monday. >> kayleigh: on monday will have the republicans hunted candidate from colorado -- senate candidate. ronna mcdaniel from the rnc. dan cox, republican gubernatorial candidate in maryland because gas was going to be in maryland on monday. our president joe biden. he will be there -- we will be there to respond. to >> emily: your is incredible. up next, elon musk's slamming activist groups, claiming that they are behind twitter's massive drop in revenue. up to 50% of employees could be fired. that's next. social

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>> we go to reporters across the country. checking in with shannon bream, ari fleischer, darren shaw from the fox news decision desk joe concha is here in the media meltdown over the possibility of

a roadway. join john roberts and me on "america reports at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: thousands of twitter staffers are learning their fate as elon musk begins plans to cut costs and clean house. the company emailed a notification. the number of layoffs still is unknown but reports suggest as much as half of the staff. some employees began tweeting last night that they had already been locked out of their company email accounts and some are refusing to take their pink slips quietly. they are filing a class action lawsuit claiming a lack of notice violates labor laws. elon musk, so smart. he sealed the office, he's cut off badge access. you must know some of these guys, not all but some of these guys were the ones responsible for censoring the hunter biden

story. >> jimmy: i was meant to say. i have in favor of people losing jobs. i spent most of my adult life driving a taxi. you're not winning the publishers clearing house sweepstakes when you get behind the wheel of a cab. but i would say, getting fired because the company changed ownership is nearly as bad as getting fired because twitter helped push a vaccine mandate that doesn't stop people from getting infected. twitter was a very aggressive part of that. censoring people, doctors that ran data counter to the narrative. when you read polling that says 50% of biden voters want to change their vote if they knew the hunter biden story. you are talking millions. that was a game changing pass interference penalty that wasn't called so it's very hard to have empathy for these specific people. >> so very true. emily. >> emily: in california, if

you have a company with 75 or more employees, if you lay off more than 50 you need to give an outside 30 day notice, giving time for them to handle the disruption. so it essentially accounts for these huge blanket layoffs. there are obviously exceptions. this is the same law firm that sued elon musk in the past for his tesla behavior. i think it will remain to be seen how successful it is because he's not exactly doing things not without the guidance of counselors as well. i just thought some of the comments seem to -- of course with all empathy, quite outlandish including one set i'm not afraid to get in my tesla said one. >> lay off the staff. he's a businessman. he has a bottom line. >> i was on the show in this broken april when he decided to twitter and i said you have to have a monetized double company. you have to monetize that huge twitter base.

there's about 7500 employees at twitter and half is about 3500. that's what it looks like it's happening now. we've seen reports out of india. to be clear, they are getting severance packages. they are also getting paid through january. some employees are likely going to get paid through february. there are also going to get benefits. again, there's going to be payout packages. if you have twitter on your resume, a good chance you can go out and get another job. >> jimmy: if you are really heartbroken about not being able to censor people, they can apply to facebook. >> kayleigh: those who stay are not going to be getting "days of rest." >> very sympathetic to anyone who's lost her job. i believe everyone should lose their job it one point. it humbles you, strengthens your work ethic. the work ethic at twitter is

questionable because not only do they have a monthly day of rest because of covid because they still want to, many didn't want to go into the office. he said if you don't show up to work, you don't have a job. that's the problem with this particular company because a lot of them don't want to do their jobs they want to get paid for doing nothing. >> kayleigh: sensor republicans on monday. day of rest on tuesday. what a formula. more "outnumbered" in a moment.

>> last but not least, we are turning back the clock, daylight saving time again. the switch causes controversy every year. the latest push to end it permanently is stuck in congress where lawmakers are still split. get ready to change your clocks

sunday at 2:00 a.m. cheryl, thank goodness apple does it for us, i'm not setting an alarm to set it back. >> actually, i'm not upset about it, it's marathon sunday here in new york and i get an extra hour of sleep, i'm fine with the problem, and i also get up early at 3:00 a.m. in the week. for those of you with regular schedules, i'm sorry, welcome to my world. >> jenny's family are farmers, i feel they have -- >> it was not enacted, like how much are you drinking the hour matters this much to you. >> totally matters, what are you talking about? i'm one of those. >> if the hour, if your whole life revolves around the extra hour, you need yeahs instead of a new plow. >> i love falling back. i wish we would fall back twice a year. i don't want to spring ahead. fall back is awesome as a mom,

procrastinator. >> not a person on a bar stool. >> moms are getting up for 2:00 a.m. feeds, they are feeding little babies, there you go. >> getting up anyway. the baby does not observe daylight saving. >> thanks to everyone, don't forget to dvr the show and set your clocks back. here is "america reports." >> john: four days to go the campaign trail heating up as candidates from across the country make their closing pitch in the last weekend before a midterm election that could reshape the country. i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, welcome to friday. >> sandra: daylight saving time, important because we are going to be anchoring on sunday and we want everybody to join us in time. good to be with you, sandra smith in new york. this is "america reports." president biden and the democrats are scrambling to hold on to both chambers of congress but high p