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crime. >> i would say yeah. a lot of people getting shot around here. lawrence: safety is on the ballot cross country we're three days out from election day and crime crisis at the top and public is a football. violence bleating from one city and suburbs and beyond we once demandeddibilityibility and justice now there's a rerevolving door for repeat offenders police are with denial and finger pointing. but regardless of politics, lives are being forever chained cut short by laws on their side. when you cast your vote on tuesday you may want to ask, which side is your candidate on? and nowhere is that question more relevant than in new york. where violent crime has landed literally on the doorstep of

gubernatorial candidate lee. and he joins me now. >> thanks so much for joining the program tonight so i've been reading your literature i've seen some of the stuff that you've been putting out there. you said you're doing to declare a crime emergency on day one. what does that mean? what action can you take by declaring that emergency? >> we're going to suspend new york casual spell law halt act raise the age less is more and discovery law changes. so when new york gorse to sleep on january 1st, these laws are beginning to be us nengd state of new york. plan a would be for state legislature to work with me but if they're going say that we haven't passed enough procriminal laws let alone make changes to the procriminal laws they've passed already. where i'm going to force them to table by taig this action on day one. so issues in new york these cashless bail that's one step, but as it relates to charging

they can still decide if they're going charge someone or not because they have that prosecute -- that discretion there. so my question is, are some of these d.a.'s going to be out of a job on day one as well? >> the first that i think i'm going to do first day i'm in office is tell them district attorney that he's being fired for his refusal to enforce law. he came in on day one and across the board all kinds of offenses he said that he was not going to charge. all sorts of other offenses he said he was going to charge us lesser offenses. you don't have that authority and if you want to go keep people people out of jail a criminal defense attorney go be a criminal defense attorney so i made this pledge first thing doyle first day i'm office. coverage man part of the crime that we're seeing all across the state as well as homeless population as well. what are you going to do so not only go after the criminals that are out on the street homeless and maybe have mental health issues.

but they're roaming the streets so what are we going to do to help them get help they need and if not put them behind bars. what's that look like? >> it is simple we have to get them off the streets these emotionally disturbed people they need the help. and just a couple of weeks or so ago all of a sudden out of nowhere kathy says we know emotionally disturbed people we're going to get them off the street and she she has 50 beds m sorry lam you missing from the end of that. dwrowpght start with 3500 or 5,000 but 50 that's not going to solve it. there are people who need help. now, we've had these prisons that have been getting closed six that actually closed down just a few months back. we have the space, these people need the help. we'll make sure that we do this where they process that respects civil rights. to ensure that these people are instantly seeing experts to be able to make sure these individuals need that help. but they have to come off of the streets they're causing a lot of

confrontation it is a big issue. >> yeah congress man what is your final pitch to the people of new york. we invited your opponent to have this conversation on crime as well. but you're the first republican the really start the surge in this state. so what is that last message to the voters? >> we have to save our state. republicans comt democrattings independents it doesn't matter we have to unite as new yorkers we have this election coming up on tuesday. this status quo isn't working while use and i are talking about need to take back our streets, she say that she doesn't yuns it is so important to me. that's what she said at the debate when i was talking about need to lock up criminals. this is about the attacks on safety on wallet on freedom. on our kids' education, we have to turn things around this state kathy isn't getting job done, i will. >> congressman we're going to be following entire campaign election day tuesday we'll be following results thanks so much for making some time for us. >> you got it thank you lawns. >> thank you. >> so someone who knows all too

well about violence in new york city is here tonight october of 2018, army sergeant korea stabbed to death in harlem died 34 year old. problem of the war veteran joins me now -- she's a lifelong democrat who now says that she will back congressman lee zeldon on tuesday thank you so much for joining me. toimght get your response i saw this clip. of the governor of new york kathy hokle toipght get your reaction. >> why are republicans winning on this whole crime issue? >> because they're being dishonest about it. they're not having a conversation about real solutions. >> but that is a real, real factor governor you can't deny that. >> i'm not denying it but saying the way republican ad campaign is and going to say tough on crime but soft on guns guns that

doesn't add up. >> when you hear governor talk like what goes through your mind? >> what goes through my mind is, obviously, governor has not been done to the morgue with any of the mothers to identify their child's body. she has not been to the hospital to stand with mothers by their child's bedside praying and hoping that they pull through the night after being shot or stabbed. >> who do you hold responsible for all of these repeat offenders like your kid's case giving them probation over locking them up. who do you hold responsible for those type of laws? >> i hold -- the legislators. all right, the people who advocated the people who advanced and lobbied and -- demanded these laws to be put in place.

i would just having a conversation with someone, and i still cannot wrap my head around who thought that that would -- that this was going to be a good idea. >> yeah. ma'am they say the people that are for these laws -- that this is criminal justice reform. this is to fix a racist criminal justice system and you tell them what -- >> well, when we talk about decriminalizing poverty okay -- that means that we are talking directly to black and brown communities. all right, the most majority of the offensers in new york city yapght speak for any other state or any other city. but in new york city, black and brown people are the -- largest amount of offenders all right and they also happen to be poor. okay, so when we decriminalize that poverty and release them right back into the poor same neighborhood that they came from, now, we are victimizing

poverty. we're decriminalizing poverty but we're also victimizing poverty. because there's no such thing as a victimless crime. >> yeah. ed leaders don't want to take your calls and meet with you, but if you have the opportunity to talk to them, what would you say? >> well, i think -- alvin brag i would say to him how dare you. how dare you -- reduce the charges for murder down to assault with a shoe for an afghanistan war retired veteran who fought for this country who protected americans, you disrespected him. all right, not just him but other mothers, other families who lost, you know, who's child was murdered. assault with a shoe, and you sentence this woman to one year

time served -- >> unacceptable. unacceptable. ma'am thank you so much for joining me condolences to you and your family thank you so much. before the midterms e went to atlanta and had the pleasure speaking to diverse group of voters in georgia. although democrats continue to campaign on issues aimed at firing up their base, the everyday people casting their ballots have much different priorities to those liberals who are trying to win their votes. watch. >> joshua what's number one issue face you and your family? >> too many people here illegally i see it on the road all of the time constantly on the road, and i'm constantly in a battle do i help these people no way to support themselveses no place to live, they're going commit a crime to get money to survive and i'm -- they're all alwaysing on the corner with the hangsd out, and it's a struggle to figure out

which is, what do i do? >> you say that as a democrat -- >> yeah. >> what's number one issue for you and your family? >> number one issue is inflation because it is getting harder an harder to stay under budget and stay afloat and prices up seven or so months over budget i have to pay with credit, and now i have to pay the credit back and you know, it's getting to be a mess. >> i was a teacher for a really long time. so for me it always comes back to education. and so i think that -- the state of our educational system and the state of the curriculum within that educational system is -- at the root of most of our problems. >> crime has gone safety and -- inflation. with the rise in cost of housing, it is really tough. especially coming on heels of a pandemic. >> flesh felicia who's best to serve people of georgia? >> brian kemp is, and that's just not a personal --

statement it's actually what i've been hearing from some voters especially black male voters. their number one top sick crime and the economy and they liked the way that brian kemp wanted to come in and, you know, bring the state to help when thrangts was going crazy at that one particular time. they loved idea, you know, about a stronger economies and they understand that a conservative government provides that kind of protection. >> governor kemp kept us open during the whole pandemic. when i know full well that other people who may have won races would have closed us down for me that's very important. my businesses here, my employees are here. shutting down a business is ridiculous and ron desantis as great as he was was not the first govan kemp kept georgia open first and we all should owe him a debt of grat tiewt for

that. >> break it down for me. >> i already voted i voted for governor kemp and i agree with you -- i think brian kemp is probably one of the most underrated governors in the country. desantis and abbott, they get more of the press. but like he said, you know, he opened us -- he was later imposing this down and he was first one to open us up that made a huge difference. >> what candidate do you feel -- best aligns with you and your values system? >> so -- it's not that i think kemp is because i think he's probably a little -- less courageous. than i would like in a governor. however, stacey abrams --

i just, i can't imagine that, i can't imagine that anything truly positive can come from someone who thinks that a fetal heart beat is an invention, like -- i have issue with that. especially when she's someone who also wants us to follow the science. right when it comes to covid. but not follow the science when it comes to pregnancy. you can't -- it is not an if or or if it is science and if it's not it's not. the way that georgia handled that pandemic could have been done better especially in the city of atlanta georgia was one of the last to shut down. and because of that, we have an increase of the debt rate you know that wasn't a wise choice. we were one of the first to open back up we were still in the midst of a pandemic losing people i see twitter post with

people grieving still bearing their loved ones from the pandemic. people were still catching. that was so -- irresponsible as a leader. we could have waited. >> what do you think about this governor race in the senate race? >> governor race well -- i'm leaning towards kemp but if he does get reelected he needs to do more about crime already republican governor, and they're supposed to be tough on crime. i think yeah definitely more needs to be done there and as it relates to senate race what are your views on those two candidates? walker, and warnock. >> it's separate. i like herschel walker he's a win here's been successful. he knows how to work i think, you know, he'll do the job for us. i think we need to give him time he's not a politician but that's what i like about him too. >> you guys are showing up to vote in record numbers. but there was an entire campaign that said there was a concerted

effort to suppress the vote that it was jim crow 2.0 businesses lost money because of the all star game. and now we're seeing record turnout in you guy's race. we're not having trouble voting in georgia right now. the curve of how many people voted this time around early voting compared to last two midterm elections is off the charts. the diagram goes up like a balloon. >> do you think they went wrong by saying you know, this is back to the jim crow era because when you -- ask black people we know what that feels like in our gut. but do you think they overplayed that politics that card -- >> no. i don't think so. i don't think they overplayed the card the fact they purposely remove ballot boxes to suppress vets and to have different stipulations and requirements when it comes to vote that were never there feels like --

suppression. let me give stacey abrams some credit here this woman practically register a million new voters you know a couple of years ago like that is mind blowing to mane i feel like she has that power. that flex to really mobilize a people to say hey voting really important. but that mobilization should not come fear and income a fear tactic something as vile and historically traumatizing as jim crow like when i think jim crow, as a californian i'm thinking like lynching saying you know, like brutal stuff so you're telling me that i'm coming from california to georgia and i'm going to deal with jim crow no my daughter we need to go back to california you know. so the fear was just really -- it was inprorpght. inappropriate more with georgia folks but democrats losing long held seat in the house to a 25-year-old rise in republican

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>> so a major upset in new hampshire may, may make history this tuesday if republican caroline wins her election and flip first congregational district red and a little become youngest woman ever elected to congress. caroline joins me right now. thank you so much for, congratulations on your race. now you took on not only the republican establishment but now you're taking on a in democrat i want you to hear from aoc what she said is going to happen if republicans get control. watch. if republicans take the house,

they have stated in no unclear terms that they intend to support a national criminal abortion ban. that they want to hold the united states economy hostage in order to gut social security and medicare. and, i mean, like the list goz on climate change, criminalization of everything -- all the stuff so what's really going happen? >> criminalization of everything what is she talking about aoc continues to fear monger american people like all of the democrats are doing right now because they can't stand on policy. so aoc better watch out because there's an excellent class of youthful conservative candidates coming to capitol hill and what we're going to do is pretty simple. we're going to put american people first again and pass a balance budget, stop the spengsding to end inflation secure our southern border and end invasion that is leading to

fentanyl doses in new hampshire and unlaunch domestic energy production to bring down gas prices for the american people and we're going to bring congress to what it truly was first intended to be. for the people, by the people and i look forward to doing just that come january 2023. >> you know republicans make promises all the time. and as a result a lot of folks conservatives even independent vote reverse very upset they never get done. the things that they promise so what, why can voters trust you? >> well exactly why i got into this race in the first place did not want me to win my primary and prevailed shaking handle with a voters talking to them about the issues that matter. i was 35 points down in polls when i got into this race. we ended up winning primary by ten and now we're going to have another huge victory on tuesday like i said we're talking to voters and talking to them about issues

issues that matter energy cost here in new hampshire people literally choosing between heating their homes and feeding their families. this is not the american way and we can't continue to elect the same old politician. it is going take outsiders like myself with new energy, new ideas fresh perspectives that are determined and committed to shaking up d.c.. >> what do you tell enemy question your age? >> i do get that question often but wofnl voters it is our greatest strength that's why i'm their republican nominee voters are dehydrated for fresh leadership. like i said sick of seeing old mold of politician, and we have the most experienced politician in american history right now in the white house and joe biden, and look at where he's got our country. nancy pelosi third in line to the presidency, she's been clinging to power three times as long as i have been alive in america has never been worse off. so it's going take young blood in d.c. again to shake up system put the people first and that's what got me into this in the

first place. >> you know people have been questioning my age my entire career i know what that feels like but an a plus for showing up we invited your opponent on and they didn't show up. so we thank you so much for joining and good luck in your race. >> thank you lawrence. >> you got it coming up more from our focus group in georgia even democrats admit it is a bad sign no one accounts to campaign with biden. watch. >> the economy is in a bad state, you know if he ran with anyone if our president currently polled or not polled bus ran with anybody on the trail, it would be kind of a -- how do you say without -- bleep me it would be up -- so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing,

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>> welcome back, so it's hard to looked a midterm election as anything of a reflection of the kurpght president and this year no different. democrats are facing an up hill battle with historically unpopular president. and one thing was clear when i spoke to voters in atlanta, georgia, joe biden poor performance will definitely impact these key races. watch. >> let's talk about the president of the united states

because when you look at the polling, 70.of the americans feel they were heading down wrong direction and i wonder how much that will play in this race in georgia and what you guys think about the president of the united states in how he's zoning joshua i'll start with you. how is joe biden doing in serving you and your family? >> he doesn't have a vision -- xepght for his pocket and my opinion. hen really doesn't care about what i'm doing where i'm doing it and if anything is going to happen. it's all about him, his family, and anybody else does what he does or his family does, i wouldn't be sitting here. there's a famous quote from i think it was former secretary bob gaetz robert gaetz said that obama, that president biden has been on the wrong end of every decision foreign policy decision in his entire career. and that i think that's pretty much held true for this.

president obama was famous for saying every in understatement biden ability to f things up. he's f d everything up he's he's taken off at least to me. at least to me from the moment he shut down the keystone pipeline and all of those executive orders he signed until now. i can't think of anything that he's done that i would agree with. lawrence: how's it going for the president? >> awe -- well i would say this: if nothing else he saved us from a train wreck. sometimes you have to go with what you have. i agree with a lot that my copanel sris said in regards to the state of things and decisions and some things like that because even me as a democrat i look back and sit and watch things like you know puppy scared that -- so what's happening? >> you can still be a democrat

and have a different opinion. >> do think that things respect going well. >> okay. so that's my stance. >> can he really lead the party because obama can't run again. okay -- but he's on the road as if he's going run again. >> see this is the case when it comes to bringing our people that you want to be on the road where w you, of course, you want to bring someone that people love. so right now the economy is such is in such a bad state to -- if he ran with anyone if our president currently polled or not polled but ran with anybody on the trail it would be kind of a -- how do you say without -- bleep me it would be a show -- so right now you have to use your strength and obama -- obama is the strength right now. >> well listen they didn't want joe in georgia so that says a lot. not having the current president out here campaigning with

warnock with abrams it tells you exactly what democrats feel about their own president. okay, it's the idea that he's not doing a great job, and seeing like joe he has so much baggage especially in black america. you are talking about 94 crime bill and black men in prison with thing he's implemented these they thinks have stwk biden. and again if we're talking about black voters and thes power of the black voting bloc out here in georgia, they're going remember that. >> that was so much fun. joining me now the vp of target victory matt gorman thank you so much for joining the program tonight welcome to the show. what is your reaction to those georgia voters it is going to be a tough race but what we've been able to see is kemp is probably going to win. is he going to be able to drag herschel walker across finish line because it is a tough race for him, though? >> it is a tight race for him

what i'm looking at is kemp gets above 7 or 8 poingts that might be enough to pull herschel over he's had momentum of lates. you know warnock just cannot get above that 48% marker. he's dumped tens and tens of millions of dlargs on herschel's head and he coops surviving so i think right now it rather be herschel than rafael warnock. >> so matt tiewk me about kemp alliances and he has all of these different groups that are supporting that i am typically wouldn't support a republican. i mean, even if you look at his support with black males now, some of our panelist were talking about that. when i was in georgia, he just been able to run on traditional republican things which is -- low taxes -- family values, tough on crime, how is he able to do that? so he had to grow, grow his

voter base and you know, again heelings not running against you know no name candidate and stacey abrams going after him again and crime i think what he did during covid he heard a couple people in previous segment talk about how he kept business open for as long as possible. that made a difference people noticed that. and now he's being rewarded. >> yeah. people definitely have this personal connection and i even saw that when i was on the road -- when you know, president donald trump got him a challenger. and the voters in georgia kept saying we know kemp. we know he did this for me, when you have that personal touch it matters. speaking of president trump, i think he's going run this is what he had to say. watch. >> going to win in 24 we're taking back that beautiful house. i'm not going to say it right now i promise you, in the very next, very, very short period of time, you're going to be so happy. okay --

you're going so surprised. this is tonight i'm not going to announce to run but going back to take back the white house in 2024. >> yeah. well first of all we have a election coming up about three days so let's keep our focus on that. if you're the presidents or folks talking about 2024 no matter who you are and number two, look, this is not going to be a cake walk president trump or anybody else i think whether ron desantis will get in and they need to earn it this won't be given to anybody and i think very much so no matter who it is -- we need to keep the focus on joe biden. we can't talk about past elections or talk about 2020. talk about what joe biden did, and what he's doing to wreck our country and that will put us in aings to win. >> but it donald trump still leaders of the republican party? >> look, as of right now, we have a lot of good leaders we'll see who runs -- but i think come 2022 at about three days we're going it have a

lot of new leaders in republican party as well whether you look at somebody like herschel walker and maybe caroline levitt. i get a sense for who they're going go with thank you so much for joining the program. >> so coming up oprah -- democrats are hoping oprah can help tip scales in their favor for the pennsylvania senate race. but they're on swetion obsession with celebrity endorsement may be their down fall.

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if i lived in pennsylvania, i would already cast my vote for john fedder man for many reasons i was in wisconsin it would be mandela barnes in nevada katherine carr tees and warnock and stacey abrams in georgia so

there are clear choices throughout. use your discernment and choose wisely. >> deserve it. overcoming biggest name select to endorse a candidate for midterms as oprah throws her cloud behind john fedder man in pennsylvania we ask do celebrity endorsements make a difference joining me to answer this question silverman himself. dean cain. so dean, you're superman. could you save the day? do the selects really matter in these races? [laughter] >> very short answer, no. not at all every person in hollywood every musician you name it nobody who supported trump i did but i'm one of the rare unicorns in hollywood so it didn't mean anything then or now. oprah just basically ticked off the democrat ticket she didn't say anything about any policy. should vote them for a lot of

reasons but didn't give any reasons it is click in the all the way along and doctor oz, grime you look at two candidates, doctor oz or john fetterman you say i would vote for john fetterman i'm very, very concerned that you're just idea log. >> and then she said discernment you can't discern, you know, what we saw on that debate stage, i don't know what you're watching. one of the other superheros that the -- democrats have is president obama he's been on the campaign trail. take a look. >> fundamental rights -- are on the ballot. truth and facts and logic. and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. democrat is on the ballot stakes are high. so you know series what obama when he start preaching he means business i thought he was

retired. >> wellhead to come out of retirement because he needed a big gun because they're looking like they're in big trouble. look, thibs on twitter i'll say it here. i got so attacked for it democracy i checked my ballot i didn't see democracy on there you're voting that's democracy. so i think, you know, president obama he's a superstar he's a about select. but i don't think it is gong to move the needle surprise -- he's back in, i don't know how he can stand there and pitch for fetterman it blows my mind. i mean, the guy could barely speak i'm not picking someone who is a stroke survivor but you have to be able to be mentally sharp and discuss bills on the senate floor. you have to do -- he just -- i don't see it happening and doctor oz i can see doing it. but i don't think the celebrity endorsements mean a thing but it's fun to watch. >> you know, dean when you look at the democrat it is seems like emotions worked in the past when you look at 56% of americans

said they were better off under trump but didn't like his tone so motion worked in the last election. do you think that it would work in this election maybe people have the comfort of choosing a motion with more money in their bank account. but everywhere i go dean it seems like people are just mad. they are upset. >> and they have good reason to lawrence. we're all mad. i'm mad. looking what happened if you told me this much -- negative stuff would happen in the world united states and the world. in the two years that joe biden has been president i would have said, you know, i'll quote barack obama. never, never -- never underestimate joe ability to f things up and look what he's doing. it is awful. it's awful and so people are talking about the kitchen table issues you're traveling across country by the way congratulations for the show you're doing great. yeah you're crossing the country you're talking to people you hear what they're saying. you hear their concerns and it's bad. because inflation, you know, you talk about not taxing people who made 400 a year great inflation

is a tax on everybody and smoking people. people on fixed incomes et cetera, et cetera it is just things are terrible. everybody knows it and they keep, you know, emperor has no close it ain't good. >> dean cain thanks brother. >> thank you so much. >> so still ahead, breaking news as tragedy strikes in hollywood. the loss of a teen pop icon, those details after the break. first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. even walking was tough. i had to do something. i started cosentyx®. cosentyx can help you move, look, and feel better... by treating the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting...get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections some serious... and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms... or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms... develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. watch me. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx.

we're back with fox news alert we got tragic death hitting the news industry aaron carter reportedly found dead by police in his california home he was just 34 years old. star body reportedly discovered by his house-sitter who found carter in his bathtub. here to help cover this strag ji lauren con don lenses to his family, obviously, sad news i grew up watching him. >> i was watching and listening to aaron carter i heard this news sadly i was not surprised. given his history -- with drugs and given his troublesome history. i mean, i don't know if you know sort of what's been going on in his life last few months but there's been a couple of strange

things that occurred let's say i think it was last month, his fans actually called the police to do a welfare check on him after he did instagram live video because they thought he was on drugs and then -- he actually got pulled over in california l.a. or something like that where he was suspected of driving under the influence but then miraculous hi found no drugs in his system so aaron was something call thed california sober i don't know if you're familiar with that. so i jus learned what california sober was, and it's basically when you on stain from hard drugs and alcohol but you allow yourself to do marijuana or whip its or whatever. so i'm not a doctor but clearly i don't think that is the right way to be sober. and you know have a healthy lifestyle but aaron was trying that and he really hoped that that would work for him now this is a breaking story so we're not certain if it was due to drugs.

but you know, this is suspected and i spoke to one of my sources who also said they believe it is drugs. lawrence: yeah always this -- i mean, he did a show talking about his addiction. i topght read some of the reaction that's been going across the country this is from -- new kids on the block we're shocked and saddened about sudden passing of aaron carter prayers to them rest in peace. hilary duff we know that famous scene they had she talked about his past. >> lizzie so talk this in her statement she talked about him struggle as well. was this like a not even a secret around hollywood that he was struggling with some sort of addiction or he was a teenage star we know what happens with these teenage stars. >> exactly unfortunately this is a path that a lot of child stars go down and it is so sad leak at

the beginning i saw this and i wasn't surprised. i mean, he his own sister his older sister i don't know if you knew this but she also died from a drug overdose in 2012 so sad runs his family and this kid has been in the spotlight since he was 7 years old. he came out with his first studio album at nine years old opening for britney spears for, you know, his brother's banding back street boys a lot of prrn on this kid and he gosh i'm thinking back all of the things that were happening he had a restraining order against his baby momma a one-year-old son that now someone will have to raise alone it is completely tragic, and it was only i think a few years ago that his own twin sister and nick had restraining order against him so trouble has been coming and coming for the last few years. it's so sad. >> i just hope that you see all of these red flags i hope he started paying attention to red flags and someone starts intervening, unfortunately they didn't do in this case we'll be

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