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decent jobs report but don't tell that to big tech companies planning lay offs. gallup says 98% of americans are concerned of the economy, so why are democratic denials still a thing? some blue states white house already vowed to put the fossil fuels industry out of business. the president may change his tune after the midterm. but, with the midterms now being counted down and we begin with team coverage. kekevin keke corke on how big companies are trying to avoid red inc. with pink script. jeff, good evening. >> trace, three days away, the president is spending the last weekend before midterms in illinois from one blue state to

another. here is what president biden had to say while leaving california. >> we are going to win this time around. i feel good about our chances. i have not been in all the house's races. i think we'll keep a senate and pick up a seat. i think we'll have a chance to win in the house. i am optimistic. i really am. >> the president will deliver remarks on saturday in the chicago area. then, he heads to pennsylvania to rally with former president barack obama and senate candidate, it is all part of a last minute push to help the president's party get across the finish line on tuesday. president biden has focused on student loan debt relief and the october jobs report which shows a solid month for hiring. when you hear from voters in battleground states like pennsylvania, arizona and georgia, inflation still stays so top of mind. it is still the number one issue among voters in

those very states. >> well, i think as much as anything, people reminded of the problems we have each day every time they go to the gas pump or the grocery stores. >> inflation is impacted so much obviously with gas. i don't get to travel as much as i would want to but how that affects what's in stock in stores and those prices. >> everything is going up so fast. you can't compensate for that. it is tough for the working person is really tough. >> now the federal reserve announced it is raising interest rates yet again. that's further igniting recession fears. the white house responding they are not preparing for a recession and point to the strong labor market, trace. >> every time you go to the gas station or every time you drive by a gas station, you see the big sign, 30-feet high and you get 5 or 6 bucks as gallon. it is a visceral feeling that

some get. the big time personnel cut or they have bracing for a massive winter layoff surge, they theythey keep on talking a tough global outlook. don't tell that to the biden administration which they are still adamant that things are just fine. kevin corke is live for us in d.c. >> this is frankly pretty simple. things are as bad as they seem on the economic front. they argued things are looking up. that will flies in the face of what americans are seeing with their own eyes everyday from gas to food and energy and shrinking 401-k. the evidence is not just everywhere. it is hitting people in a way they simply can't avoid. only now as you point out spilling over to corporate america and particularly into the tech sector with a number of tech

companies and others massively cutting expenses, or worse, cutting the work force. twitter, amazon and lyft and apple and cnn just to name a few. amazon talk about facing an unusual macro economic. it is not the first time we are facing uncertainty and challenging ecoeconomy in our past. reduci the size of our team by 14%. don't tell the white house we are the a recession, they don't want to hear it. >> we are not in a recession, i am going to be really clear on that. the economy is growing and strong and creating jobs and even with a little fall-back on tn market yesterday. the market closed higher than any day, any one day of donald trump's four-year presidency. >> let's be honest about it. we have receipts, growth was

sitting at 6.5% when biden was elected and wages since then drops 18 consecutive months when measured on a year to year basis. democrats piled on another $5 trillion in new debt. when they say there is no recession, trace, i guess beauty is in the eye of the be holder or not so beautiful in this case. >> i feel so much better that it is not a recession, it heartens me. >> yeah, $6.50 for a gallon out gas out there. gavin newsom, he was criticized for using the same catch phrases, meeting the moment, following the science, so when newsom says democrats are getting destroyed on messaging, it is notable. the fox news at night common sense department does not think it is the democrats' message or

so much democrats being off mesmessage. naturally the pret used his midterm closing arguments to talk about threats in the galaxy. it did not make a the list. democrats are clearly obsessed with it. because why else representative james clyburn said americans should not be concerned of inflation and should be concerned of the coming nazi germany. he said the same thing in 2019 and 2020. so, let's move onto hillary clinton who, of course, is known for deplorable staple statements. this time she says americans don't understand what's at stakes in the mid temples. you know the woman from "the view"

who compared white women voting republicans to roaches. it does not make common sense. roaches don't vote, everybody knows. if they did, the democrats would argue that raid is an assault on democracy. >> how about a little more common sense of the author of the new book, "come on, man," joe, it is always great to see you. it is friday night, i want to put everybody in a good mood by playing this baffling sound byte from joy reid and i will get your take on the other side. >> the only people i hear using the word inflation is journalists and economists. that's not part of the normal lexicon of the way people talk. it is interesting republicans are doing something they don't normally do is not using the common tongue. >> i had to look it up, i had not heard the word before. really? >> yeah.

>> well, joy reid will somehow be on election night coanchor four nights from tonight. she thinks americans are so naive and they could be brainwashed that inflation is a made-up term to scare people. clearly, she have not read much on american history, he'll see jijimmy carter talked about th pain of inflation in major speeches, plenty in his presidency. this was not a word that that conjured up during t midterm. inflation does not truly impact her. well, i guess it does not exist and this is all while people are living paycheck to paycheck. they're making a choice between heating and eating. whether it is hillary clinton or joy reid or governor kathy hochul here in new york. the argument appears to be things don't exist like crimes, for example, it is only a creation of republicans run

for office and the media is looking to scare people. that's not the case and people will make their voices heard on both of those issues come four nights from now, trace. >> joy reid is not the only one not talking about inflation. look at the inflation number, year over year, inflation is now entering the highest since the 1982 midterms, right? democrats if you can believe this spent $320 million on ads focused on abortion and democrats spent $31 million on ads on focused on inflation, less than 10% of the money on the biggest problem facing america right now and you rather talk about something else. >> it is the head in the sand argument, right? if you pretend it does not exist and you don't talk about it, maybe people don't think about it. they may not be thinking about how they're going to pay for food or they're looking at their 401(k)

and and and saying oh my goodn inflation is six times higheren that, trace. when people pay for clothes and food and rent and home heating, it is not all that bad. the american people overwhelmingly say otherwise. it is likeis like being an alcohol unless you admit you have a problem, you will never solve the problem. horrible messaging that seems to be they don't understand the problem or don't think it exists. >> we talked about messaging. i want to play one more byte from msnbc because i want to. watch. >> what they're really saying is if you don't elect us this time, rp ifif you don't keep them ou power, you may never be able to elect us again. vote to preserve your rights to throw the bombs out.

>> we circle back to the assault on democracy. >> wait, the democratic party, trace, spent tens of millions of dollars to put in what they caught were extreme candidates during the primaries. now, they're saying don't vote for these people they are a threat to democracy. the democrat party helps to put them there. don't worry about what you are paying for gas or for anything that you buy and don't worry about that your neighborhood or community or the border of 4 million people across the border since this president took office. vote to say democracy and vote democrat, everything is going to be okay. i don't think it is going to work, i am seeing a tsunami on tuesday night. >> this is the editorial board and it talks about the racial disconnect of the democratic party, and especially pronounced

by registered voters, 82% of black democratic voters say violent crimes is very important to their vote this year, only 1-third of white democratic voters say the same. i can squeeze ten seconds for you, joe, that's just astounding. >> between that stat, trace, and so many hispanics will be voting republican in this election. that spells big trouble for the blue team, trace. >> joe, thank you, have a good weekend, sir. we'll give you that second next week. with colder weather coming especially in northern states, democrat policies have restricted fossil fuels redu reduction. ashley is in new york city which is about to get really cold. >> the u.s. is set to run out of its reserves in less than 25 days and with winter hooming and

energy company owners say those states could feel the impact even more. rp>> the climate change is rea what's causing this. demonization of fossil fuels, in new york state, new jersey trying to eliminate fossil fuels of no alternatives that anybody can afford. >> diesel in new england gone up more than $2.20. which is the highest increase anywhere in the country. people heating their homes in the northeast felt the pain eating their homes in the winter of 2021. the average cost was around $1,300. now, it is going to cost under $2,000. however, the oil companies need to be drilling more. >> they should be drilling more than what they are doing now. they are drilling more, we'll have more relief at the pumps but the oil industry have not met their commitment to invest in the american support and the

american people. rp>> he says that conversation will happen but at this point, we still have no indication from the white house when that'll happen. trace? >> we'll talk more about that. asashley asas as ashley, we'll see you later in the show. the biden administration is picking a new fight with big oil. let's bring the author of san francisco, michael, the book is a must-read for those who don't know. you have to pick it up and reading. i want to keep this theme going that ashley was talking about there and play the sound byte, he was asked about meeting with oil companies. he said this. >> i am working like hell with the deal with energy crisis. >> mr. president, can i ask you

one quick yes, you said you are going to meet with the oil companies, when is that going to happen? >> walking away,s the kind of like crime and inflation, it is not an urgent concern. your thoughts on this, mike? >> well, thanks for having me. look, if you were trying to increase inflation across the economy, there is no better way than to go to war with american oil and gas producers. that's what the biden administration is doing. he has less land than any president since world war ii. this year, he killed a major refinery expansion in the u.s. virgin islands. now, they're talking about a windfall profit tax, taxtax, a non-patterson, d would reduce investment and supplies and increase prices. a strategy claimed at increasing oil and gas prices in order to

make people buy electric cars. it is a terrible policy and politics. 60% of voters say they hold biden's responsible for high oil and energy crisis. this is part of the reason i think democratses are headed for a big loss next week. >> that law analysts, there is no way it will pass the u.s. congress. the president rails against big oil profits and shareholders the same day his senior energy adviser is in the middle east telling the global industry that more investment is needed and it is needed right now. he simultaneously trying to penalize oil companies and convince them to pump more oil. it does not make any sense. >> it is embarrassing. you remember this president went to venezuela asking them to produce more oil and lifted sanctions.

he went to saudi arabia, he won't meet with american oil and gas producers. it is a war on american and oil and gas, he's now scapegoating them for not being able to add more to production. he said he wanted to end fossil fuels and all of his behaviors have been consistent with that approach. i jjust -- this administration i not even succeeding in what they have been advocating for. the saudis refused to produce more oil. they reduced the amount of oil because they were so annoyed with the united states for threatening them. everybody had gone sideways. the people paying a high price is the american people. >> while you were talking, we are putting pictures of california's gas prices there and it brings me back to governor newsom who says he wants to go after oil companies. come on, gavin newsom, that's

feckless. all the blends, e knows it is a false claim. >> california has the most expensive gas. every study shows the same reason. we don't have enough oil refinery capacity and we are not producing enough oil. so, if he wanted to reduce gasoline prices, he'll cut the taxes and expand oil refinery production and produce for oil. he's taking the opposite of that action. >> the book is "san francisco-sicko," thank you for recommending. thank you for coming on. have a great weekend. >> thanks for having me. breaking tonight, tornado in e eeast texas and oklahoma, the are watches at this hour. the straight line of severe storms generated multiple reports of

injuries, property damage and power outages and the danger could run well into the night in some parts of arkansas. we'll keep you posted throughout the night on fox news and on fox weather. coming up, he was a key player, up next, the smartest man in the room on the biggest issues of the midterms. bill bennett after the race. plus, how did this kid end up iup i up iup inside a machi >> student: photographer captures what you could call it a sky dance. what shape do you ththink it is? today best's vi videos is next. right now. if you're living in the darkness of bipolar i or bipolar ii depression,

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education. i know you are the education secretary and may have been looking for that. did you find it unusual that neither of those was mentioned. >> well, they talk about the issue but fentanyl thing is unbelievable. horrible. we are losing 100,000 people a year and 80% of them to fentanyl. those numbers, trace, are the numbers we had each year of american fatalities than world war ii. that's the scale we are talking about. of course, 5 billion illegals are coming in and a lot of them carrying that fentanyl. it has to be addressed and it has to be a high priority. it is amazing that he could not address it. they don't want to address it because they can't. >> maybe you can clarify this for us. sometimes there is some fingers pointing and stuff. i want to put these numbers up because it is a battleground state in ohio. 69 overdosed

death. you can see right there, 80% of them were not intentional. i mean it is just kind of, it really is kind of staggering. >> yeah, we got to clarify that, i don't call them overdoses. i call them doses. people got doses of fentanyl, they didn't intend to get fentanyl. but, they got tylenol, i mean, they got fentanyl. but, you know people should not be messing around with street drugs and any sorts. now, if you are messing around with street drugs of any sorts, you may have fentanyl in them and you may die. >> black voters are concerned of violent crime. most americans agree of notable exception, white liberals. the number, bill, 82% of black democrats care about crimes and 33% of

white democrats, that kind of goes into governor of new york kathy hochul saying what are we concerned about crimes. what's going on? >> she didn't live near a black neighborhood in the city of new yopyork. i would go over tod and give a speech, why can't we legalize all this. that's disconnect. it is a discan he being between the liberals and the democrats. i know everybody is talking about inflation of the economy. they're absolutely right to talk about it that's the head shaking issue. the border, seeing people thrown onto the subway tracks, fentanyl, and choose your gender

in schools. in ohio, which we were just talking about, mr. ryan proposed the federal government should pay for change of sex surgery for anyone who wanted including illegals. this is the kind of stuff that turns people's stomach and it makes people sick. it is not good for the democratic party. of course, the economy is number one but don't discount the stomach turning issue. >> lastly, bill, i wonder if you think it plays into this wall street journal. huge percentages of white suburban women are moving to the gop. do thank you think it is not really much of the economy and crime as it is, look, you mess with my kids and i am not happy. >> yeah, messing with my kids and what's going on with the

schools and patriotism. these are things of unsettled suburban moms whether they are democrats or independence. tuesday could be an earthquake. >> is that what you are looking at, bill. do you think it will be extreme? >> i think it is going to be very, very big. when i go on of the approval of the president under the right or wrong track. when the approval of the president is low 40s and talking about the wrong track in the 70s or 80s, it is disaster for the party in power. they're not able to address the major issues that's confronting the american people. they keep on talking about, did you see jim clyburn from south carolina, we are 1939, nazi germany, what are these people talking about? it is crazy. that's not what people are worried about. they live in a place of inflation of the

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may will not face justice. again, no surprise. this comes after a judge dismissed the child endangerment charge, why you ask? because the county does not have enough courtrooms or judges. have we mentioned gavin newsom is 20 points ahead? maybe he should listen to this mom's reaction. >> as soon as i heard dismissed, i could not hold my tears back -- because, my one-year-old daughter end up getting hurt by someone who's way older than her. it is my job as a mother to make sure my daughter is protected. >> sorry, mom, we don't have the courts or the judges. a robbery in philadelphia caught on camera when these two teamed up to snap the padlocks on the door of this grocery store. they raided the cash registers for several thousands and escaped in a dark minivan.

police want your help to find them so they can book them and set them free. [ screams] . well, that's the terrifying sound of attempted kidnapping in miami, hey, it worked. the suspect gave up the attack and ran off when the victim made a scene. the victim was walking home from the store when the suspect followed her. in portland, business owners say it is almost like police have disappeared. police response time have gone up. the police department told fox news, it can't shift to the minimum right now. here is a business owner whose whine bar got robbed. >> they don't have anybody near by. they'll send somebody as soon as they can. what is this? >> grub hub.

>> the department lost 250 officers the past two years and when you add in a hike and violent crimes and traffic crashes, residents sometimes have to wait. that's what we were told. > big cities in california continues to feel the effect of america's violent crisises. the crime rate is up in the state. california's gubernatorial candidate, brian dally, it is great to have you here. i want to put these numbers up, this is 2021. violent crime rates up, 6%. homicide up 7.7%. >> rape up 7.9%. >> well, it is not awful. california has 38 million people and when you talk about a 7% or 8% jump in homicides, that's a lot of people. >> that's eight out of a hundred. >> gavin newsom let out, high

desert state president. >> he supported proposition 47. you can rape an unconscious woman in california and it is not considered a violent crime. not only those numbers are going up, but the convictions are going down. it is really a lot higher than that because a lot of these crimes we don't call raping unconscionable is not a felony in california. think of those that are not penalized. rp >> you have the george gasn los angeles, right? >> we just talked about it and we don't have the judges and court, kind of off you go. it is kind of amazing. it is the stau

status cocold code code in califcalifornia. i don't know e needs to do anything. so, the governor does not have to run. if you look at california with the homeless and the taxes and the crimes and the cost of living and cost of housing and you think everything is honky-dory and the governor does not have to run? well, there is an issue. >> gavin newsom is clearly running for president. he said he was going to solve crimes in 2008. it is worse than it ever been. he spent $20 billion on homelessness and we got 22,000 more, there is as clear choice, you can vote for me or you can get four more years of the highest tax and poverty in the nation, shortage of water and energy crunch and crimes running rapid or you can vote for brian dahle, get out to vote, we have

four days left. >> listen, we put these politic numbers up and right now it shows gavin newsom leading by 24 points. i know your campaign picked up grounds in recent days. how did you? how did you decide how you are going to breakthrough this big massive blue walls with little name recommendations. >> i am doing this for the next generation and i am hoping that california will continue to do the same thing and we'll get the same answer. four more years of gavin newsom? i believe california is ready for a change. >> 16% today t we have four days left, if we get out vote, we can take back our state. >> did you see the pendulum starting to swaining back to the days of ronald reagan? >> i think the middle classes, they can't afford to live in

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. the night cap is coming up. first, as we head into the end of the final days before the midterms, polls showing a large number of latino voters shifting towards the gop. our lauren green with a closer look tonight at how fate plays a central role in republicans effort. >> latinos are the fastest growing electorates in the country. >> we stand for the values that we were raised with. god, famil familfamily, and hard wor >> maya flores may have surprised the country. loose cabrera baptized her and coined the phrase she often use "make

america godly again," he has advised spiritually. >> right now we have a chance to not only flip every county down here in south texas. >> reporter: both parties seeing latinos playing a critical election role especially in some tighttight tighttight races,. heat. latino voters' top concern is the economy, healthcare and education, abortion is number seven and immigration is nine. there is a lot of voters, staffs show the majority of latino voters are still democrats. trace. >> time now for a night cap with kekevin

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