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♪. ♪. [applause] rachel: bravo. pete: bravo indeed. by jason nelson, today is national saxophone day. >> of course it is. pete: well-done, jason. will: he is in studio right beneath us. what a wonderful day to start the morning. rachel: i love that he wears shades. pete: no other way to do it. i don't know jason, but he cool.

rachel: i met him in the green room. this is not the end of jason, we got him throughout the show. will: national saxophone day, your national anthem. we're two days out from the midterm elections. three presidents hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania, both former president obama and president biden campaigning for john fetterman at a rally and president trump putting on a rally as well in the state of pennsylvania, this for dr. mehmet oz. let's take a listen to obama and biden. >> fundamental rights are on the ballot. truth and facts and logic and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. democracy itself is on the ballot. the stakes are high. president biden: i want to be very clear, i mean this

sincerely what's on the ballot this year. your right to choose is on the ballot. your right to vote is on the ballot. social security and medicare is on the ballot. something else on the ballot. character, character is on the ballot. [cheering] when i think of character i think of john fetterman. pete: me too. meet too. barack obama, we'll get to this in a second. this is a different rally in pittsburgh, if you saw the john fetterman -- that was first two clips we played in philadelphia. at a rally in pittsburgh, indicative of the john fetterman campaign, the flags decided to fall over. some advance man somewhere is in big trouble. rachel: i have to see this. pete: it will be windy. better secure the flags. rachel: a lot of people saying it was a metaphor for the fetterman campaign. here is ronna mcdaniel.

perfect met at that far for the democrats control of on congress. people say that is a symbol what is to come perhaps. pete: think of the fact barack obama is up there saying logic, common sense, reason are what, from the party that tells us men can get pregnant. the party that says the borders are wide open. rachel: lecture on comparer compromised by the chinese government through his own corruption. will: barack obama campaigning like 2012. that message worked for him he and democrats were able to put forward the party of policy, they were the party of intelligence. that's long in the past. as you point out, you're now the party of believing there is no such thing as biological sex. you're now the party of creation of new words that are not in our common tongue. pete: yes. will: you're the party of

insanity. you can't walk up there and pretend you're the party of intel intelligencesia. rachel: he was running as a republican, he was on dan bongino's show. this is not election between left and right. this is a election between sanity and craziness. pete: it's a sanity election. rachel: it's a sanity election. it is interesting watching barack obama. obviously he doesn't want to have to go with joe biden and campaign but it is sort of seems likes, you know, it is fitting. he kind of created this whole situation bip putting his support behind joe biden, knowing joe biden wasn't prepared to do this mentally. basically running this whole operation behind the scenes. if you don't like the policies that you're experiencing right now those two guys are the ones responsible. go fight for it.

pete: joe biden was not the headliner. barely spoke at the rally in pennsylvania. three presidents, the third, donald trump who is teasing ever less subtly that he will be announcing for president after the midterm elections. he was also in pennsylvania at a big rally for mehmet oz. here is a portion of what he had to say. >> is there anything better than going to a trump rally on a saturday night in pennsylvania? [cheers and applause] unfortunately we have so many bad things happening to our country, we can't celebrate until we start winning. we have to win and we'll win a lot. dr. mehmet oz was a great, great doctor. he will be an incredible senator. he will focus on all the things we'll talk about the crime and inflation. he will be focused on your health care because your health care could be much better.

nobody knows more about that subject in the senate that dr. oz. he will vote to end joe biden's socialist spending spree and he'll fight runaway inflation and he is a strong man. will: runaway inflation, inflation the number one issue we've heard from voters throughout our time on the road. meanwhile democrats like labor secretary marty walsh is inflation, not a, a, not a problem, not a problem caused by the biden administration. watch this. >> inflation is a problem. inflation is not caused by this administration. inflation was not caused by the amazing work that has been done in this legislative caucus about rebuilding infrastructure in america. pete: what a ferocious campaign speaker. when i am out on the trail i want labor secretary marty walsh, firing up the crowd. wow, what a dynamic guy.

play another democrat. will: i asked for this particular -- i said, okay, marty walsh wants to tell us that inflation isn't caused by this administration. pete: correct. will: inflation is caused by essentially three different factors, one the federal reserve printing massive amounts of money over the last two years during covid. two, the spending by the biden administration during covid years. massive amounts of stimulus shoving more money into the economy while there is a restriction of goods that you can spend the money on, the restriction of goods is caused by a pandemic policy of locking down our economy. this should never be overlook or or forgotten. this ex-extented policy should have h shutting our lives down, including our schools, most importantly in our businesses, broke the world's economy. there is really clear. been no accountability. request for amnesty on the policies that broke the world's economy and possibly our children's future.

stacey abrams who is running for governor in georgia says we didn't break the world's economy enough, we didn't lock down enough. this is from yesterday. >> we prematurely opened the state without cautions, precautions we needed. pete: prematurely. will: there is the cause of your inflation. rachel: there is also, there is also energy. pete: yep. rachel: they have also constricted and waged a war on american energy. pete: more expensive. rachel: driving the cost up. that is really easy for people to see. texas, oklahoma, people in california in the oil business they absolutely understand what happened to those jobs. the rest of the people understand what it is doing to their grocery bills. this idea that you have joy reed on msnbc inflation is some exotic word people don't understand, have never used, we know what inflation means everybody, even in high school

knows -- pete: taught inflation in ninth grade, maybe before that, one conversation with your kids, they know what inflation is. rachel: of course they do. pete: rather than listen to labor secretary marty walsh with his fiery campaign speech we like to talk to voters and here is just a quick reminder of voters we've spoken to this week talking about the word that we're not supposed to know what is the biggest issue for you? >> inflation and the overall economy. i just retired three months ago. you know, you get the double-whammy here. retirement funds are going away and the cost of living is going up and you get crunched in the middle. >> i retired four weeks ago. i've seen a lot of my portfolio diminished very substantially. >> going back to the our part time to make ends meet, food, inflation, gas, it is just a nightmare. >> not enough to pay your bills. everything is going up.

what are we supposed to do? we need a change. >> we've got to, seniors in high school going off to college with everything getting so expensive we don't know how we afford that. >> prices are going up, food, gasoline, everything is hard due to increases the cost of everything? >> who do you blame for the inflation problem? >> democrats. can't keep throwing money. have to have people working, providing goods and services not just choking people with money. pete: will he said what you said there. you can't print more money and choke away the services and -- rachel: when you listen to the speech about obama, social security, medicare, these are government programs that were promised, that were promised. work hard and contribute when the time comes things will be easier for you. that is the promise of social security. work hard? i mean these people are working

hard and they're having to get, he is not talked to retiree, they're having to get out of retirement to take jobs. single moms, having to take two, three jobs. seems like they're just completely out of touch. they're talking about things that nobody else is talking about. will: somebody on our program yesterday, can't remember who exactly it was, it may have been jd vance running for senate in ohio made an interesting point. i agree with you both, they know what inflation is. the idea that we don't understand inflation is so condescending. one could make the argument americans have taken for granted inflation -- pete: didn't worry about it. will: late 1970s, had to deal with inflation many, many countries are plagued by rising prices out of control. it took some special policies when it comes to the federal reserve over a long period of time. when it comes to the federal government running deficits, to be clear we've been printing

money, running deficits far too long what happened under the obama administration they took something you can argue it was in third gear jammed it into fifth. you're indicted for nothing less than absolutely incompetence and you are therefore responsible for inflation. rachel: they say never let a crisis go to waste. they used covid to do this they changed the voting rules and upped it into fifth gear. covid was the opportunity, if you go back, they have want amnesty, amnesia, what happened, go back to listen to the clips, democrat after democrat as well as globalist, and globalist talk about the opportunity that covid this terrible thing that happened, this leak out of a chinese lab became an opportunity for all of them to do what they always wanted to do, change voting laws and spend like nobody's business. everybody went out with a hand. whether it was the unions, the pharmaceutical companies,

everyone made money through our money an now the regular people are paying the price. will: for sure. turn to a few additional headlines. singer, former child star aaron carter has died. the brother of backstreet boys singer nick carter was found in his bathtub by his house sitter in the california home. according to los angeles loss sheriff's department he found fame as a child with songs like i want candy and crush on you. appeared on several shows including. liz: sy maguire. he is survived by his 11 month old son prince. his fiance, i love aaron with all my heart. it will be a journey to raise a son without a father. this is the process of unfortunate reality. the cause of death has not been released. aaron carter was 34 years old. manhattan apartment fire

sparked by a faulty battery. fdny firefighters pulling off a heroic mission of a woman trapped, dangling from a smoking window. some witnesses described the scene as scariest they have seen. two people suffered potentially life-threatening injuries. they believe the faulty battery was on a e bike or e scooter. democrat nevada senator catherine cortez masto repeatedly ignoring a fox news reporter questions about her tight race with republican challenger adam laxalt. >> why do you think republican is close to you. >> get out and vote. >> answer orb questions? that is your answer to every question. will: someone blocking the camera with a sign. cortez masto facing mockery, like yesterday, a lip-syncing video with some of her celebrity

pals? ♪. will: they really believe this. pete: do they think it makes me cool? rachel: a last-ditch effort. pete: dumb staffers. will: that post following a trend of democrats reaching out on social media days before the election. fox news power rankings calls cortez masto's race a toss-up. those are the headlines. pete: i would go for adam laxalt. i saw the video, i got to go with cortez masto. she is sew awesome. >> with kerry washington. she is so cool. pete: spooking of cool. i stayed up late to watch this game. houston astros are the new world series champions. they close out the series at home beating the philadelphia phillies in six. rachel: the fans going crazy for the second world series title. will: ashley strohmier is here

how it went down. reporter: houston astros are the 2022 world series champion with the 4-1 win over the phillies. >> there goes the runner. flyball down the right field line. tucker comes on, kyle tucker, this time they finish the job! the houston astros world champions! reporter: so fans outside minutemaid park going wild after the team captured the second title in world series history. they won the fall classic in 2017. the players chanted the dusty baker's name in the dugout as he became the oldest manager to win the world series. listen to this. >> dusty. dusty. reporter: the 73-year-old has been a manager for five different teams over nearly three decade career. he finally gets to celebrate a

fall classic win. >> about what i can't do, my mom and dad taught me perseverance. you have to persevere. you have to believe in yourself. what's next? i say if i win one i want to win two. reporter: players and fans are absolutely loving it but the astros super fan jim mack might be the best winner, taking over $75 million after betting 10 million on the astros winning the world series. pete: when did he make that bet? reporter: a while ago. will: he comes on our show every so often. this is the largest single bet winning in history. who knows what happened out there in the shadow markets but $75 million. pete: got in at 10 -- will: 75 to 1. pete: seven to one. will: 7350. matters when he places the bet. may have done it at the beginning of the season. pete: beginning of the season.

good for him. coming up joe biden's vow to end coal mining enraging even democrats. president biden: no one is building new coal plants because they can't rely on it. we'll be shutting the plants down all across america. pete: what a closing argument. the white house trying to reframe that message. a retired coal miner reacts coming up. rachel: reknowned psychologist calling out big tech and its surveillance of our lives. >> more and more they have been using the information they have to control us, control our kids. >> the effect he says companies like google can have on our elections, coming up. ♪

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♪. >> these companies, they operate at two levels. at this level up here where we see them and we're interact with them, gmail, google docks, google maps, all we see is a bunch of free services like they're a big, sweet, kind, generous librarian, okay?

>> nice description. >> down here at the business side this is a surveillance company that makes almost all of its money by tricking us into giving up personal information about ourselves 24 hours a day and our kids. and then monetizes it, sells it. i mean aggressively. and they're making $150 billion a year now by doing this and most people have no idea what that business model is and more and more they have been using the information they have to control us, control our kids and indoctrinate our kids and affect the outcome of elections. pete: of course. will: yeah. pete: yes, eye-opening. maybe jaw-dropping but also of course. will: yep. rachel: you say of course but i think people understand, i think most people get that they're surveilling us and we're the product and they think that they're selling us product.

i think what was really eye-opening, i really think people ought to watch -- this is one of the most tucker carlson today's that i've seen, there have been a lot of them that are amazing. this is really important because i don't think people are understanding how they are using that to influence our voting and how they're putting their hand on the scale, simply turning up the dial for the democrats, turning down the dial, so it is really scary and you know you see these democrats all week long, all month long, in their desperation, democracy is on the ballot, threats to democracy, this is hands down the biggest threat to our democracy because google is what? some global international, globalist international company? has no loyalty to our country. they're weighing in in on our elections awe oaf the world. pete: not just whether kari lake's name goes higher than mike kelly's in a search engine.

the data they aggregate to provide to different people. look at mark zuckerberg he spent in the last cycle. these are big tech people with a lot of data, with a lot of power. what they know about voters at granular level is very, very valuable. we know what side of the scaled they are on. we know what side of the scale twitter used to be on. the elon musk layoffs, different groups inside of twitter had different responsibilities why it is so significant. the iron grip they had is loosening in one place. rachel: the most important thing about this guy he is a, not a republican this is a democrat. i want to put that in. he is a democrat. i agree with the policies of these liberals that are running this company but i'm scared for the country. will: bring up the freakout over elon musk takeover. look at this, a letter from the u.n. human rights chief to elon musk. i write with concernp apprehension and digital public

square and its roll. twitter needs to gnat the harms with its platform. take steps to respect them. shared human rights should set the guard race for the platform's use and evolution. pete: volcker turk should be setting guide rails for us. volcker turk. will: human rights is trojan horse for censorship. everyone watching we intuitively understand social media and big tech companies in general, not just social media, google, manipulate information to insure in what i think that a lot of them believe was a public good to get us vaccinated, right? we all know that. turned down people that said it was not good. turn up people, big search engines. pete: correct. will: if they're willing to do it for that in their minds not all of them, this is are got public good with would they also do that for things that they think are a threat to democracy.

pete: of course they would. will: to his point affect the elections there is zero doubt. by the way, elon musk since this is mower insidious than blunt censorship, pete, you wouldn't say this, brian said i added a ton of followers in the last couple of days, weeks since elon musk, you have seen a ridiculous explosion in your accounts. pete: yeah. someone sort of stopped the throttle back. people who said i have never seen your stop before, over 100,000. will: 1000 people. rachel: you're not trying. pete: same small stuff i've done before. will: i hate talking about twitter, 2% of the population cares. rachel: i agree. will: however, to be clear, twitter is used by all the rest of your media to decide what's important and what's crazy and what's conspiratorial. because people on twitter say a boy can be a girl, the rest of the media goes well, a boy can be a girl. rachel: right. will: if people on twitter say i'm not sure, i think this whole

disease came from a lab, twitter goes, turn that craziness down, everybody goes, well that is crazy. twitter is the beginning of it all. pete: yeah. great point. rachel: it is not just, you know, although the castration of children is extremely serious but remember, people died during covid because alternative therapies and any doctor, medical doctor, many of them reknowned who thought of different ideas how to handle lockdowns and therapies, all of it, were censored and shamed andof them, by the way right now are in danger of losing their license. even today, dr. mccullough lost his license. this has massive implications. covid won't be the last emergency that they will use to do this. pete: no. we talked about human rights. by the way yesterday, this is a tweet from someone who worked at twitter. yesterday was my last day at twitter. the entire human rights team was cut for the company.

rachel: that is positive. pete: i'm enormous proud of the work we did to implement the u.n. guiding principles. so the twitter team on human rights was implementing the u.n. guiding principles and elon musk said you're fired. that is only a good thing at this point. rachel: very positive. very positive. pete: still ahead as democrats claim democracy is on the ballot americans know it is really the left's bad policies. voters in key swing states join us next. ♪. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. ♪ upbeat, catchy music ♪ >> tech vo: this couple counts on their suv... as they travel for their small business. so when they got a chip in their windshield... they brought it to safelite... for a same-day in-shop repair.

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is toss-up. blake masters, kelly also a toss-up. in nevada, steve sisolak, joe lombardo, a toss-up. senator masto and laxalt. fred davis is independent voter in rancher. christina is a former democrat voting in nevada. let's start with you, christina. tell me what your top issues are. >> the top issues for me, there is actually a lot of issues. the main issue that i have is the actual, the cost of living that is going up, the inflation and what troubles my the most the democrats are saying we don't know what the word inflation was until the republicans mentioned it. so that is insulting our intelligence. we know what inflation is. we're educate the. we understand what that word means. when we go to the grocery store it is evident.

when we go fuel up our vehicles, it is evident. that is actually an issue that is across the board whether you're rich, poor, it affects everybody. rachel: absolutely. i will move to fed really quick, your top issues. you're a former democrat. why are you voting republican? fred? >> oh, you are a democrat. >> i am an independent. rachel: right. >> but i'm voting republican. my heavens, the open border issues are insane. we've had 169 countries that have been arrested coming across the border this year alone. it, christina is exactly right about the inflation in the cattle business our inputs have gone up crazy in the last two years. rachel: you're right on the border, fred. do you feel safe? more importantly, our president

says, fred, that the border is closed. so does homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. how does that make you feel when they tell you and you live on the border that the border is closed and secure? >> absolutely lies. the numbers are the largest they have ever been this year. the numbers and, border patrol says they're lucky to catch one in six. it is insane what washington is telling people and what is actually going on on the pouredder. >> you live there. the president and his vice president have never gone to see it. christina, get to you, you're not just a former democrat. you're also a hispanic. i want to play this clip for you. >> sure. [speaking spanish] >> diversity of this community,

as unique as the breakfast tacos here in san antonio. ♪ >> there we go. rachel: say. >> say it with me. simadre. rachel: it is so bad. >> i'm mortified. i'm mortified. rachel: tell you what they're doing to reach out to hispanics. you have real issues. >> absolutely, absolutely. that is beyond insulting in regards to being called a breakfast taco that is not even a thing. we eat them. we're not them. another issue i have with the speaker of the house also, when they were sending illegal immigrants over to martha's vineyard she had the audacity to say don't send them there, send them to california because they need to pick our crops. latinos are more than that. if you were to understand

exactly how hard of a job that is that goes to show you that we latinos, we don't back down from a good work, from hard, honest work. a lot of latinos are, we're now first generation, second generation, third generation american now. we're also lawyers. we're also educators. we're also doctors. we're also housewives. we're more than just going, picking crops. rachel: yeah. >> that is what upsets me the most. it is an insult, moving forward, also, i mean we've also been called, just the other day we were called roaches going towards raid if we voted republican. rachel: yes. >> when is that going to stop. when is that going to stop. rachel: christina aguilera, fred davis, thanks for joining us your frustration is certainly apparent. we appreciate you joining us, giving us your explanation why you're voting red on tuesday. >> yes, absolutely. thank you. have a great day. rachel: coming up the

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♪. president biden: no one is building new coal plants because they can't rely on it. we'll be shutting down these plants all across america. pete: great closing argument.

the white house, whoever it is making actual rules walking back those remarks by joe biden about shutting down coal plants press secretary karine jean-pierre a, that biden's words have been suggested to suggest a meaning that was not intended. hmmm. that's rich. this coming after democrat senator joe manchin took issue with biden's plan, writing in part, president biden's comments are not only outrageous and divorced from reality, they ignore the severe economic pain the american people are feeling because of rising energy costs. retired coal miner kevin hughes joins us now. you were in the business for decades, kevin. >> yes, sir. pete: was there anything confusing about what joe biden said there? >> no. it was pretty clear. i think the white house has been walking back his statements every week for since he took the office. pete: yeah. >> used to it. pete: kind of used to it.

i guess you're used to your industry being under assault by democrats. talk to us what it means to be in an industry that provides energy for millions of americans yet you're the bad guy. >> absolutely. i had a chance to work with hard-working dedicated people all my life that love this country, go to work every day and love their families. there is a party out there that doesn't understand we need all of the above energy policy for this country. we're not ready to get rid of fossil fuels. my grand daughter leyla learned in junior high you have to have all the different energy sources you can have in order to make the country strong. coal, we built this country on coal. we won two world wars on coal. now all of sudden it's a bad word. i don't understand why a complete party of, in the united states can't understand that. pete: you're not against wind or solar, fine but they have to be able to work when you need it to work and the reality is coal has

delivered time and time again but the democrats are so invested in climate zealotry, that they can't, there is no way for them to turn back. do you feel like they could make a reasonable proposal like all of the above? >> well i, i think wind and solar have their place. i think every nuclear has its place, oil, coal, gas, they all have their place. we need to build this country as strong as we can, not be dependent if the wind doesn't blow or the sun doesn't shine, i don't know how we protect our country on solar and wind alone. it is just reality. something that we're going to fix here in a couple days when the election, we're going to get some sanity book in this country and realize that we need all of the above in our energy policy. pete: what does the war on coal, the war on fossil fuel due to peoples energy costs, heating costs? >> i'm afraid you're seeing it already but you're really going

to see it this winter with cold weather. wind and solar are subsidized by your tax dollars. pete: yes. >> a lot of people don't understand that. they see the higher pricing they're getting but they also don't understand for the pleasure of having these higher energy prices. pete: great point. >> it is out of control. pete: it is out of control. we're subsidizing things that don't work when we really need them and paying more for everything else because we got rid of the things that did work. kevin hughes, thank you very much. >> one thing if i could, for all my friends out there in the coal industry, "let's go brandon." pete: they will appreciate that, as does rachel if you can hear her. well-done. thank you, sir. >> thank you. pete: still ahead, talk about ramped up rhetoric as historian predicts the death of children if republicans win the midterms.

>> what was at stake tonight and this week was the fact whether we will be a democracy in the future. whether our children will be arrested and conceivably killed. pete: jonathan turley says democrats, not democracy are in danger. he joins us live. ♪. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention.

♪. >> historian will say, what was at stake tonight and this week was the fact, whether we will be a democracy in the future, whether our children will be arrested and conceivably killed. will: the left fearing a red wave this tuesday pushing ridiculous rhetoric in hopes of getting people to vote blue but a brand new op-ed for "the hill," jonathan turley, says democrats not democracy are in danger this election. jonathan joins us now. great to see you, jonathan. >> thank you, will. will: that is a real, that is a real inflation of insane rhetoric right there. our children are about to be arrested possibly killed. he calls himself a presidential historian. how is that justified. >> yeah. it is not justified. it is grotesque. it is deeply offense system for

nip who is familiar with our constitutional system. we have the most successful constitutional system in the history of the world. i mean this is a system that has weathered every challenged. it is a constitution that was written for the worst of times, not the best of times. james madison crafted this constitution so we didn't have to rely on good motivations of our leaders that we had a system. checks and balances t has weathered every storm and why this is so unsettling this crisis of faith. it is coming from our leaders and our leading pundits, trying to tell american citizens that our constitutional system is about to collapse. it's really alarming particularly they cite january 6th. the system worked on january 6th. everything was carried out according to the constitution by the officials in charge. the courts ruled against former president trump including many of his own appointees.

now you can debate the merits back and forth about that election but the system itself did not even skip a beat. it worked exactly the way it was intended. that is the reason this borders on a type of defamation. you know, i'm okay with politicians doing hyperbole and reckless rhetoric but leave our constitution out of it. it is the one functioning, working, moving part that we have despite the efforts of our leaders. will: jim clyburn by the way said we're on the cusp of the 1930s and germany. we're on the cusp much moving towards hitler. look at this poll really quickly, jonathan. this is, this is from pew research. behind the economy, future of democracy ranked second among voters concerns. i'm always fascinated by that. do it quickly together, what do they mean by future of democracy? >> i think there are concerns on both sides of the parties as to our democratic process. we can look to our history, our

values, it is our dna. this remain as constitutional republican. this will stand. will: jonathan turley, thanks for talking to us being up early this morning. >> thank you, will. will: still ahead, the great one, mark levin and many, many more, coming up on "fox & friends." ♪

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