♪. >> usually abortion is my number one issue i'm so pro-life but this year education is number one thing on the ballot for me. >> all the issues are important but if we don't get a grip what is going on with our education system we'll lose the next generation. >> we're replacing academics with pushing social agendas, pushing politics within our schools. >> our biggest issue is education and our borders. >> the border is tied to every issue we have problems with. the economy, jobs, you name it. >> i am very concerned about the

border. i think we're a very compassionate country and people but i'm very concerned about the people that have come across that border and numbers of people. will: why is immigration so important? >> being from texas, i have four grandchildren that are here. i'm very concerned about the fentanyl and the crime. rachel: your top issues. >> crime. >> crime. rachel: hearing that a lot. tell me what is worrying but it? >> the cashless bail. they need to get rid of that. >> i don't know one street cop, any line cop going for the democrats with this whole defund the police nonsense. >> good morning, all of you, you're hearing from americans today who are telling you what they care about, inflation, crime, the border, the school, everything is on the table and we're going to be going to diners all across the country on election day. good morning will. good morning. pete: pete good morning, rachel.

rachel: more from everybody. pete: more from you out there. if you're in, how do you say that, rachel. misone. rachel: no, no. that is mosne. pete: wisconsin, rachel will be there on election day. war minister, anything with war i love it. will is in satellite beach, florida. lawrence, gainesville georgia. we have our fancy graphic. we'll be across the country in key states with big senate race, cube tomorrow race, getting the pulse of the people. what we say, the pollsters say, the pundits say doesn't matter. in two days only matters what we the people say. we want to hear you like we always do. rachel: we want to hear from the people. by the way some people talking to joe biden yesterday at his rally in, holding up signs calling him a socialist, and here is his response. president biden: i love those signs when i came in, socialism.

give me a break. what idiots. [laughter]. [cheers and applause] socialism. whoa. no one ever doubts i mean what i say. unfortunately i say all that i mean. >> i don't know what that meant exactly but -- will: it means a real, real antipathy for anyone on the other side. that is really ratcheted up over the last couple days. i can't believe, i really cannot believe, during the commercial break we've been talking about some unpopular ideas that simply put to a poll and policy wouldn't garner more than 20% from trans issues, shutting down coal plants t doesn't poll well to be so angry and understand at people that disagree with you. pete: yes. will: it is not a winning proposition. michael moore said recently 80, 90 million americans are just plain stupid. joe biden saying that and in several clips from the last couple days as they take to

pennsylvania, joe biden and former president barack obama in pennsylvania campaigning for john fetterman, just having a real attitude of condescension and anger towards anyone with home they disagree. pete: elitist core of democrats comes out at their most desperate moments. >> yes. pete: they are in desperation mode, if they have pollsters, i assume they do the pollsters are telling them what people actually care about, they're activists, their socialist base, no, no we care about climate change, we have care about january 6. we care about -- rachel: abortion. pete: abortion. they have to talk about those. politically they cannot talk about anybody anybody care about. the signs holding upturning point usa kids holding up socialism sucks outside the event. if he is reacting to it, he knows there is truth to it. socialists in the caucus. you big the system to beat the socialist senator who should have been the nominee.

right there under the surface. you spent like one. if it walks and it quacks how it stitt one. rachel: tell you to any latino, they tell you socialism sucks. they know it first-hand. the signs could say socialists, globalists, corruption. if you look at hunter biden laptop. going back to your point, will, the most insulting thing you have very, we go around the country, we talk to people. as you said there are polls showing inflation, crime, the border, schools. how insulting that it doesn't mat per you're an independent, if you're a conservative, democrat, republican, those are the four issues that bubble you up and they continue to say we don't care what you think. we don't care what your problems are, we want climate change. we don't care you pay $8 for gas or seven dollars for gas. we have to get our stuff done. shut up. around that's what people are hearing. obama, by the way, telling, his

crowd, his rally, what will happen what he thinks will happen if the gop wins. listen. >> i understand that democracy might not seem like a top priority right now, especially when you're worrying about paying the bills but when true democracy goes away, we've seen throughout history. we've seen around the world when true democracy goes away people get hurt t has real consequences. this is not an act strack shun. governments telling you which books you can read, which you can't. dissidents get locked up. reporters start getting locked up if they're not towing the party line. corruption reigns because there is no accountability. people get hurt. there are consequences. rachel: so much gaslighting.

will: always gaslighting exactly. guilty what they accuse of others. yesterday we played the sound of them saying republicans are trying to make you afraid. afraid of what? collapsing economy? afraid of what? high crime rates? he is telling you because he understands, he lays out at the beginning of that sound clip, i understand, i'm not talking about the ideas that are important to you. pete: i know that. will: but we're on the verge of nazi germany. that is his line. he is scaring you into believing you're on the verge of nazi germany. set aside your concerns about inflation. set aside your concerns about crime. because hitler, this is literal in the words of james clyburn, hitler is on the verge of taking over america. pete: to the political front, they see all this they stand on a stage with uncle fester, hooded sweatshirt, this is the guy you should vote for that will make your life better,

whose life is in touch, that guy, right there. how rich is it, just getting down to the political part of it, they're politically so bad at this, alongside the fact that they are idealogical. real quick, real quick. if you want to get a sense of the political moment? we can make all the arguments, but what are their polls telling them? where will democrats be today on sunday, one day, two days before? the vice president's going to be in chicago, illinois, for a democratic party rally. not a swing state. the first lady will be in texas, maybe she will talk breakfast tacos down there. rachel: they warned her not to do that. pete: joe biden will be in new york. if you want an indication about they feel what is coming this red tsunami look where they're going. playing defense in the darkest blue of places, not in texas, but there are races they are trying to defend they shouldn't be. they're ramping up the

hyperbole. rachel: i know we have to move on because the next topic is sew good. barack obama said governments telling you what books you can read, what books you can't. he is the party of censorship. dissidents getting locked up. where are the januaryprisoners? locked up still, two years later. rioters from blm, antifa? free. then he says they're not towing party line. no accountability. hunter biden? the laptop? will: covid reserve? rachel: exactly. exact lynch. so i'm just saying this is, this is the, they accuse you of exactly what they're doing. i do believe democracy might be on the line actually but not in the way obama says. pete: when you look at the polling, the state of our democracy number three, number four, cuts in both direction. talk about inflation because it is bad. talk about crime, because it is

bad. talk about the state of our country, republicans know it is bad. that is inflated by republicans not just democrats. will: if you see a poll people are concerned about a threat to democracy, it needs the follow up yes, what do you mean by a threat to democracy? look at this it may not be censorship but it is spin. remember couple days ago joe biden said in his exact words, we will shut down coal plants. remember this? president biden: also cheaper to generate electricity from wind and solar, than coal and oil, literally cheaper. we'll shut these plants down across merck. having wind and solar. will: you heard that. pete: tough to translate that any other way. joe manchin who has been playing footsie with democrats trying to help them get majorities on massive spending bills while protecting constituents in west virginia, a dance no one

can do well, ultimately came back to bite him. this is the statement joe manchin put out, democrat from west virginia just yesterday. he said president biden's comments are not only outrageous, divorced from reality, comments from these are the reason american people are losing trust in president biden. this is two days before the election. seems his positions change depending on the audience and politics of the day. the president oweses incredible workers an immediate and public apology. time he learned lesson that his words have consequences. will: that is a big rebuke from the west virginia senator. rachel: karine jean-pierre, biden spokesperson comes out and says, wait a minute, let me respond to that. she says the president's remarks have been twisted to suggest a meeting not intended. he regrets it if anyone hearing those remarks, heard those remarks took off fence. america is once again in the midst of and energy transition. our goal as a nation is to combat climate change and

increase our energy security by producing clean and efficient american energy. so many lies in that sentence. i can't even start. will: we heard it. pete: she is translating. will: we played the clip from friday. you heard it in joe biden's own words. how are they twisted? they're not. pete: not even worth analyzing basically. just spin. all it is. rachel: let's not let joe manchin off the hook. i thought you were very generous to him, pete, he is doing this damages. no, no,. pete: i said i played ftse in a way that never work. rachel: barack obama told us in 2016 he wanted to take coal plants out. he wanted energy to skyrocket which it is right now this has been a plan all along. if joe manchin cared about constituents i would have changed become a republican long time ago. i don't give him any credit on this. he said harsh words. that is bs i'm sorry. will: epknows what a political killer this is for him.

he knows -- rachel: exactly. he knows it is for him. will: he knows he aligned himself with joe biden and now joe biden does this. that is an absolute killer in west virginia as illustrated, as illustrated by your interview earlier, pete, with a west virginia coal miner. >> we need all the above energy policy for this country. we're not ready to get rid of fossil fuels. we built this country on coal. we won two world wars on coal. all of sudden it's a bad word and i don't understand why a complete party in the united states can't understand that. wind and solar are subsidized by your tax dollars. a lot of people don't understand that. they see the higher pricing they're getting but they don't understand they're also paying taxes for the pleasure of having these higher energy prices. pete: will you mentioned west virginia. tons of coal miners from west virginia. he happens to be from pennsylvania. this is not a one-state issue.

rachel: no. pete: this is multiple states that will not help fetterman either. i agree. i think we're in violent agreement. rachel: i can't i can't -- pete: playing footsie trying to be the middle. rachel: i like it. will: i'm about to step away. pete: we're in violent agreement the fact joe manchin sold out his state by trying to work with joe biden enabling all of these things, knowing what their intentions have always been to destroy his energy. rachel: karine jean-pierre said it right there, we are trying to transition, we are in the midst of transitioning our economy. joe manchin has known the climate agenda, how absolutely committed the democrats are to it. how it destroys coal, fossil fuels in this country. he is responsible, as responsible as anybody else. frankly he had the decisive vote on some things including the last two bills, inflation reduction act and the transportation bill which were both stealth climate bills.

that is exactly what they were. he should have left the republican party. he last let down his constituents. will: turn now to a few additional headlines, starting with this, nine people hurt, two critically after a shooting outside after bar in philadelphia. multiple suspects firing 40 shots despite a large press presence near by. police are on the hunt for gunmen who left in the seen in a black colored vehicle vehicle. folks weather alert, two people are dead after tornadoes and severe storms ravaged texas, oklahoma, arkansas, louisiana over the weekend. one of the victims was in morris county texas where officials spotted three tornadoes. oklahoma governor kevin stitt confirmed the other victim is a 90-year-old man. you can follow this developing story by following the fox weather app. former president trump is teasing a 2024 presidential run taking a swipe at florida governor ron desantis. >> we're winning big, big, big

in the republican party for the nomination like nobody has ever seen before. trump at 71. ron desanctimonious at 10%. will: ron desanctimonious, nickname raising eyebrows across social media. it didn't stop the patriotic rally crowd breaking into spontaneous rendition of the national anthem. ♪ rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ >> do you know why they spontaneous erupt into song? whenever he brings up the people who are in the gulags for january 6th, whenever he brings that up, they sing the national anthem -- pete: because they sing it every day at 9:00 p.m. every night. rachel: at 9:00 p.m. every

night. will: according to reports trump is set to make announcement one week from tomorrow. those are your headlines. pete: there is no doubt this last weekend is a muscle flex for donald trump. rachel: yes. pete: he is going to florida today in a rally in ron desantis' backyard. all the republicans are going to the trump event. i'm saying what everybody knows. he is hoping to block out ron desantis from making a primary challenge on the republican side. he got numbers to back him up. he may have a ton of wins on election day to say the red tsunami represents my policies. rachel: a lot of people are wondering if he waited until after the election to flex. pete: a lot of people told donald trump to do a lot of things for a lot of years, without a lot of success. we'll see. rachel: we will see. still ahead president biden making his way down to a border state to campaign but still hasn't actually visited the border. go figure. new mexico gubernatorial

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his responsibilities. the problem in new mexico our governor has not stepped in to fill in the gap. if you look what happened in arizona, what happened in texas they tried to stem the tide of what we're seeing with the immigration problem and obviously a porous border left wide open by this president. our governor in the state of new mexico has not done that. when she took office in the 2019, the first thing she did was pull the national guard. what we have as a result, rachel, is a flow of fentanyl into the state of new mexico driving our violent crime a human trafficking network driving our violent crime and left new mexicans at risk. we're not only a open border state basically now. what we're dealing with at this point is a state where anything goes crimewise. we're the second most violent state in the country. a big reason why because of what is happening with the border. i can't tell you we're totally surprised at what the president did. rachel: you are very close, you're nipping at her heels. so if you were to become the governor of new mexico, what

would you do? because immigration is a federal issue, so what will you do as governor to stem the tide? >> i think we have to attack this problem and respect it's a crime problem for us too. we're a sanctuary state, rachel. that is huge issue as well. we'll do three things. number one we have to return to the national guard to the border, because we're 600 border agents short in our section, 180-mile section of the border. number two we'll add a border strike force. two things, 150 agents through the department of public safety here in new mexico. they will to after the fentanyl flow and human trafficking flow that will help. where the federal government is failing we have to step in for the safety of new mexicans. beyond that we have to end the sanctuary state policies. when you have someone here illegally commits a crime, the state of new mexico, the governor put up a wall to say that the feds and local law enforcement can't talk to each other. we'll rip that wall down and make sure that people can be safe again in the state of new

mexico, but right now this is a very big issue for us. rachel: absolutely, i've seen in texas, even though the governor of texas has tried to do everything he can without federal support the border patrol is simply a processing unit. they're doing nothing. they're basically social workers. they're doing nothing to protect the border. >> they're overwhelmed. you see in policy it has real consequences. what we've seen in new mexico is, you hear about texas all the time, governor abbott, what they try to do, hear about governor ducey, rachel you never hear about new mexico. they sweep it under the ruling. we see higher and higher violent crime that is the reason we'll win this race. we have pa governor who is tone deaf to the main problems of the state of new mexico, the crime issue, border issue, schools, we're 51st in education, rachel this rolls into one. a failed governorship. rachel: mark ronchetti, a lot of people are counting on you to

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it felt as an act of malice to hear that a judge would grant bail to someone who had just previously within the day or two before confessed to murdering my child. told them where he put the gun. we have dna on the gun. we had facial software that recognized him yet bail was set. it felt very malicious towards victims of families. i know we're not the only one who suffered through this. it was just unbelievable, total shock. will: jason, so much to talk to you about in the story. i'm so sorry. it is such a tragedy. i can't imagine the sense of loss that you can never find a replacement but obviously there is also the policies that behind, led to this revictimmization, to be honest. a guy with nine prior arrests and the judge ignore's the prosecutor's recommendation. you look at the justice system, or this individual judge.

you say, i mean, why? , why? >> i don't know. i don't have an answer for that. i know that i've learned that some of these judges are called machine judges. in other words they have some political connection to someone else that can get them on the ballot and so when people go to elections and think vote all democrat or all republican, these judges are just pushed through. this is a great example of that. it is a very opaque process, voting for a judge. most people have no idea what these judges stand for or what they don't stand for, this is great example. this judge received over 99% of the vote. it is new york city, it is a democratic city. yet he is letting murders walk free on the streets. this murderer has been free for two years. he gave him another chance. we're very, we're very optimistic he won't make bail but, he has the opportunity to. that's scary, really scary.

will: as we talk we're seeing pictures of your family, seeing pictures of ethan, 20 years old. we honor his memory. a lot of parents and kids on the set this morning. i'm so sorry, man, something your family have to deal with this. we should say it out loud, judge lee chang. sever people have to answer for actions in the horrible tragedy, that is one of them at this point. >> absolutely. thank you, thank you. will: all right. pete? i think it is over to you. we'll be right back. ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, two, get loose now! it takes two to make a-♪ get double rewards points this fall. book now at bestwestern.com. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep.

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con neck cut to win since 2006. not a state where republicans win in. new hampshire, currently it is leaning democrat, caroline levitt wants to change that. they join us now, thank you for being here down the homestretch with two days to go. go across the board. laurie, what is your closing argument? the same question i asked yesterday, because it is the right question to ask, what is your closing argument? what is your democratic opponent currently a member of congress trying to say why they stay? >> my opponent is not a member of congress. pete: you're teaching me something, sorry. >> she defeated the incumbent in the primary. my closing argument progressives decide it is only their ideas that matter instead of talking to the people of oregon, they're going to find out we'll flip this seat red. people are tired of the crime in the streets. people are tired of the economy,

paying $6 for gas. they want a proven track record. as business evener, a mom, time to step up in oregon, time for a change and we'll flip this seat red. pete: mccloud skinner beat the incumbent going to the left of that incumbent? >> absolutely. she was endorsed by the progressive caucus. she was recruited by the "squad," elizabeth warren, bernie sanders way left an trying to be a moderate in final days. we will win the race. pete: there you go. not only talking about things people are not talking about, nominate candidates who are talking about things even more people are not talking about. george, to you in connecticut. what is your closing argument and what is your opponent trying to say? >> my closing argument we have less than two days to change the status quo. we're inspiring folks throughout the 5th congressional district here in connect cut and the nation. folks are flocking to our website, george logan for

congress.com. they're help towing support the campaign. that is important last couple days. folks no inflation, community safety, opioid epidemic. we provide the opportunities. my opponent wants to support the status quo. she want to continue to vote in line with nancy pelosi. continue to support the biden harris administration. folks in my district have had enough. folks in my district know we have to go in different direction peet peet we'll see if that indeed happens in connecticut that would be a earthquake if a republican take as seat and indicative after away. caroline, what are you counting on to make this race a toss-up and change the direction? >> this will change the direction on election night. this is one of the most swing districts in america. it has gone back and forth several times in the last decade t will go in our direction this time. two years ago we had a secure

border. now we have a wide open border. fentanyl is plaguing communities here in new hampshire. inflation was 2%. now it is 8.2%. we have a home heating oil shortage in our region this winter. voters are ready for change and outsider that will bring energy like myself stand up for the people, create a government for the people that ask exactly what got me in the race in the first place. we look forward to making history on tuesday. pete: what a deficit for democrats, if you were to ask them what is your response on inflation, on the border, on crime, on crime, on the poison in our schools there is no direct answer they can give. they're talking about other things. what i hear from you, lori, george, caroline, are real solutions meeting people where they're at, why each of your races you have a good shot come tuesday. we'll watch all of them. thank you so much. >> take care, everybody. pete: you got it. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for fox weather forecast. rick, would you run for

congress, you would be great? rick: let's talk, pete. not happening. will is by my side, i got a big chuckle. will says no. talk weather instead of politics for me. 64 degrees in new york city. it is really warm. broke overnight high warm temperatures. low temperatures overnight hours than we would generally see this time of year, broke all the records. that is a hard one to say. rain is coming along with us. all the storms across parts of the south, that storm weakened, we'll see scattered showers move across parts of the northeast. we're watching a disturbance around areas of puerto rico, we think it will be a hybrid storm that will bring impacts to the coastal areas of florida, sometime wednesday. it will bring windy conditions, up surf all up and down the eastern seaboard. it is potentially getting a named system impacting florida, say wednesday into thursday.

a lot of time to watch it. that friskas is really uncertain. -- for cast is uncertain. look what happens today. record high temperatures across the northeast. look at this, 75 degrees for a high in new york. 75 in boston. today is the new york city marathon. it will be a really warm run. a bit of a dangerous one for a lot of people. what is going on -- pete was inside laughing at me. will: you as an congressional candidate made me giggle. >> thanks, pete. will: stepping in with us. it is national nacho day. obviously a classic snack on game day. it has strong die ties to the u.s. army. rachel: nachos were invented in 1943 who topped them with cheese and jalpenos to serve army wives. will: really? rachel: i thought it was a take off of chile. that is what i thought. help us celebrate with breakfast

nachos, host of fresh and frozen, back diana -- will: never heard of it. >> so just the same concept. rachel: not breakfast tacos. that is meat. >> usually pick one up. i came up with some ideas. we have bacon. cheese, fresco, eggs, corn, sausage, beans. we have iter till tortillas. we don't have an oven we'll make a cheese sauce. when meghan sent me the article, they started with chief sauce cheese sauce instead of shredded cheese. rachel: you made a rue. >> i made olive oil. i add a little bit of butter. rachel: that is a smart way to do it. >> you can use olive oil or combination of olive oil and butter. while this is melting you

guys -- two layers. however you want to do it. will: all of it? pete: what kind of sausage is that? >> turkey sausage, will. pete: does that mean you like it? >> not enough fat for.pete. pete: it is good enough. we'll use this. pete: that does look good. not even completely melted looks better. >> this is the fresco. >> we need another layer. pete: lime on there? >> another layer. >> will was bummed out because there was not enough chips. will: put them all on? >> put them all on. pete: put the jalapenos on there. >> never enough jalpenos. rachel: you got to get the cheese on first. pete: i will do another layer on

top. >> dump this all on. if you want stick this all on. my goodness, this registered dietician background came in handy. rachel: this is amazing. >> rachel, i know how much you like the heat. rachel: i do. >> rich, i got one on your finger. will: we've been told we have to go. pete: eggs in there? >> sew lawn troh eggs, everything you need. pete: we'll enjoy the breakfast nachos. will: ahead record number of georgians turning out to vote early but stacey abrams says there is still voter suppression. >> suppression is not stopping all voters. it is about clogging the arteries of the process to stop certain voters. >> first, go off the wall to break down the final fox news power ranking before tuesday's election. i spit a little nacho on rick's suit. ♪.

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♪. pete: we just ran in. we're two days away from the midterms. there is a lot at stake. will: let's break down the latest fox news power rankings

before election day. we'll look at some forecasts. pete: you want to be bret or martha? i will be martha, you be bret. will: think about that one for a little while. let's take a look at the house, see what the forecasts are for gop versus democratic control. the forecast according to fox news is republicans take control of the house. you can see a best case scenario for both republicans and democrats on this wall. pete: absolutely. 218 what you need to get a majority and based on the forecasting of polls aggregated thus far in the power rankings is most likely scenario is republican control. you mentioned it, will. the bottom is the current, best-case scenario for both democrats and republicans, the key takeaway on the side, even the best-case scenario power rankings has kevin mccarthy as speaker of house. will: picking up seats what we see today. in the republicans best-case scenario, that is overwhelming.

pete: some people say this number could go higher if there is red tsunami, some districts given oregon, minnesota, wisconsin, michigan, are in play statewide, some of those house districts could, you could see a night over 250. not likely but possible. will: look at projections by the senate, projection by fox news democrats have 47 seats. republicans have 49 seats with four in the column of toss-up. those states, pete, are over there on the map. pete: here are the tossups. hearing a lot about them. nevada, adam laxalt, in arizona, blake masters in a tight race as mark kelly, wasn't seen as tight but tighten ad lot. john fetterman and mehmet oz, down in georgia, his prospects are like the bulldogs yesterday he is in good shape. they put a whipping on tennessee. will: republicans take two of the tossups, according to

projections they have the majority in the senate. pete: only need two of these four. because wisconsin, ohio, north carolina are looking solidly in the republican camp. will: right. governors which focuses on some of those same states, nevada, arizona, add to that wisconsin, or gone, you can see republicans republicans, well over 30 governors i believe out of 50 states are republican. pete: yeah. will: more on the way. pete: some surprises you should be on the lookout for on election night. minnesota with dr. scott jensen running tight against waltz. tudor dixon in michigan running much stronger campaign than people anticipated. in new york, this will be early return to look at in new york, if lee zeldin is tight, what an indication be for the remainder of the country. big one in arizona as well. will: still in the toss-up category, kari lake out-of-state campaigning. joe biden not going to arizona. all indications are that

republicans feel strong and democrats feel weak in arizona. pete: the other one if the state of oregon is yellow in toss-up, another sense where the electorate is right now. will: look at candidates what they're spending on the democrat side to win or fight against all odds to win these seats. rafael warnock is big spender, 76, almost $76 million for rafael warnock. arizona, mark kelly, $73 million. pete: that is a lot of money, $68 million to get thumped. val demmings will spend that much in the state of florida. already in the state of florida, she will get beat. fetterman, more money pouring in for him, joe biden and barack obama jed in pennsylvania. the tim ryan campaign raised 44 million, again another campaign looks likely to go for jd vance. i will note in a lot of these states democrats are running against republican candidates

that they said they wanted to run against. will: yes. funded by democrat,. pete: herschel walker, blake masters, kari lake, mehmet oz, jd vance, donald trump advanced candidates they said were unelectable. those candidates are about to win. many cases democrats gave to the candidates. will: they were so confident, those these quote, unquote thefts to democracy would lose to a democrat to help fund the threat to democracy. pete: they're about to win. how much of the closing argument of democrats is on abortion? will: 45% of spending for democratic candidates on the message of abortion. look at those states where they're focusing that message. pete: i was in arizona this weekend a diner in, inflation in arizona, 13%. higher than the national average. you're feeling it. 45% of what you're seeing on the television screen up to $100 million is about abortion. will: i want to go to the last wall really quickly where biden,

obama, trump are spending time. pete, here is what stands out to me really quickly, obviously donald trump, to some extent barack obama are spending times in those toss-up states -- pete: yep. will: none, pennsylvania the only one that joe biden, those candidates don't want to be around joe biden. pete: defense, defense, defense. will: there you go. that is off the wall. shannon bream is coming up as we count down to the midterms. ♪hit it!♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪it takes two to make a thing go right♪ ♪it takes two to make it outta sight♪ ♪one, two, get loose now!♪ ♪it takes two to make a- it takes two to make a-♪ ♪it takes two to make a- it takes two to make a-♪

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♪ ♪ if. will: anyone who thinks the economy, energy, inflation is your number one issue, will you raise your hand in oh, boy, look at that. rachel: how many of you think that crime is a big issue in this city? pete: top issue for voters as they head to the polls, real quick, top word for you. >> inflation. >> the economy. >> the border. >> the education system is. pete: education. >> gas prices. >> electio