congress matters. that and house that he already holding gave joe biden visions of historic sugar plums. >> thank you all, it will be a fun few days, thank you. >> great to have you wit wonderful congratulations and very best to dusty baker. arthel: congratulation dusty baker absolutely. shannon: i am shanna bream. election day is too desolate. many races both in the margin of error. oco. >> democracy is in the ballot for all of us regrets crisscrossing there's link their biggest names as both parties fight for control of the house and senate. >> in here to ask you to vote. >> are going to elect the incredible slight and true american first republicans up and down the ballot. >> will bring you live reports on the closing arguments in the

tightest match ups. >> fetterman, he keeps getting it wrong that extreme radical ideas. >> if you have never had experience of living in pennsylvania how can you effectively fight for pennsylvania? >> ask or send a panel whether either side can move the needle this late in the game. >> the fight lived in pennsylvania i would already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. six then a warning from our house and democrat on the states on tuesday. >> losing this democracy could very well be the end of the war progressed congressman jim clyburn joins us on the stark comments and what his party will do if they come up short. hummus race for governor heats up with a surprising surge by a democratic challenger in a very red states. >> critical frankly of this governor. >> my opponent cannot see a path forward for herself as a republican so she switched parties regrets we will sit down exclusively with governor kevin stitt on his tougher than expected reelection bid.

plus the posters on both sides of the aisle and all-star election anchor team tell us what to look for as the votes are being counted. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪. shannon: hello from foxnews election headquarters in new york. after months of the predictions and uncertainty, midterms are finally here and much of the focus is on the balance of power on capitol hill. so let's take a look at where thing stands right now. democrats holding eight seat advantage in the house made the senate is in the 50/50's with a vice president giving democrats the deciding vote when necessary. now all of this could change but right now fox news and power rankings for addict voters will get 47 senate seats to the democrats and 49 to the republicans. that leaves port tossup races to decide control meaning the senate could go either way. this hour it we'll break it all down for the gas from both parties as well as a team of

pollsters and fox news ascend eight senior political analyst. but we begin with team coverage states with a must watch a senate and gubernatorial races. live in atlanta but first brian is alive in philly on what has become the biggest senate race, brian. >> shannon, with pennsylvania senate race essentially died over president trump and president biden made their closing arguments in the commonwealth on behalf of democratic lieutenant governor john fetterman and republican doctor amendment awes. >> democrats up and down the ballot we need to recollect them all. we need it badly. >> johnson stroke did not change who he is very did not change what he cares about. he did not change his values, his heart, his fight. >> pennsylvania desperately needs dr. oz in the u.s. senate. he couldn't very well be the tie-breaking vote. >> fetterman has made this race a referendum on dr. oz of

personality and character while promising to fight for abortion rights and raise the minimum wage. awes had made a referendum of biden will promising to lower crime and inflation. this race could be decided in philadelphia suburbs were gubernatorial candidate must drown us apart right politics could hurt awes. control of the u.s. senate is at stake it could take days before we know the winner thanks in pennsylvania at mail and process and the threat of looming legal battles, shannon. shannon: will track it all brian reporting from pennsylvania thank you very much. let's turn live in atlanta. >> hello there good morning to you shannon. both of these big races in georgia could be headed for run up to start the race for u.s. senate. according to the latest fox news poll out there republican herschel walker has the momentum going into election day. he is now close the gap with incumbent senator raphael warnock with in-place the top of the mind.

he has been shore up his base, despite some serious allegations about forcing two women to get abortions he denies those allegations. senator warnock still has the advantage among independents is campaigning on bipartisanship. neither candidate is pulling over 50%. in our se chairman rick scott said in voter turnout was imperative. >> are you ready for runoff? >> are ready for runoff i don't believe are going to have a runoff bridge is going to touch everybody he can touch and get everybody out to vote. >> the race for governor is a rematch between two big names. democrat state the entrant stacy a thumb may once again camp is up six points the fox news poles neither is polling over 50% which means this race could also be headed for runoff, shannon.

shannon: take us into december, aishah hasnie reported from denver good to see you. fox news is senior political analyst brit hume newsroom coanchor dana perino and also want when you're in ted williams senior and analysis. good to see you in person today. let's talk some of what aishah talked about. the enthusiasm, the turnouts these polls are so close that scott happen for these parties. i want to look at some of our polling that looks at enthusiasm gaps and some the key states of georgia, republicans have a six-point advantage on enthusiasm. in arizona they have eight points advantage. when they look at pennsylvania he spent a lot of time there it's basically a dead heat. >> it seems to be. if in this pennsylvania race and things the way they used to be not nearly the number poles we have now is a political journalist you kind of assist at landscape you look at the issues, look at the candidates and try to figure out who looks like a winner. john fetterman does not look to me like a winner print however the poll say otherwise so we

will see. oz is a candidate's who has had some controversy he lives in pennsylvania and all about. but he is competent he was competent in debate, is competent on the stanford meanwhile his opponent is struggling and having a hard time understanding and needs close captioning and so on. you would not think it would be that close but the pulsate is it. shannon: danette were worn by the secretary of state there, be patient for this is going to take days the way they count ballots that will talk about that later in the show is going to take time before notes happen there. >> what is interesting the republicans of said pennsylvania is the okay corral. they can keep that senate seat and as a republican seat in the past two majority is not much clear they've got a lot of other states they can play with. if it does not happen that might be a little more difficult without the symbols races look pretty good in other places. the thing about pennsylvania in terms of packer patients on tuesday nights is you might be able to know pretty quickly the

house with that is going to look like. but on the senate side if we do not have results from pennsylvania and if george is going to a runoff you still might not know was a possibly until early december who is going to control the chamber. shannon: it keeps us busy in our ulcers well fed. all the big guns are coming pennsylvania got current president to former president somebody endorsements everyone's coming out the pennsylvania race. but it's interesting the "washington post" has this headline obama and demand as biden struggles to energize because he's been flooded the former president with requesting various campaigns and many of the same candidates he kept their distance from biden were eager to have obama. so juan, why is he still the biggest draw years after spit out of office? well, isn't built as a former president to really take shots think president biden does not have as a president. he does say some wild things, president biden, but i think also president obama has a little bit of the celebrity quotient if you want to factor

that in now pretty somewhat of an icon. i think he is the most of political figure in the democratic ranks for the point the whole conversation is about turnout. i think we have already set a record for turnout in these midterm elections. now, the number she put up on the board indicated a very high level of enthusiasm, shannon. it is high think among democrats for you look down and say same as before. democrats are really enthusiastic in 2020 what they saw as extremism. i think republicans have now come back. they decide to come home for they come home to candidates with of questionable quality we think a lot of republicans vote republican. i don't like democrats in voting republican. i think that is what we've seen this last phase of this campaign. think it is why it is so, so close. >> were things that happened during these primary contests was that democrats spent a lot

of money to get more extreme, more maga they would stay out of the republican primaries thinking they be easier targets in the general election. walter journal peña reporting on this on the new hampshire races got surprising types. they said the campaign and the national democratic party were so sure they wanted to face her republican opponent that the democrats spent more than three-point to million dollars in the primary public and primary to attack his leading opponent too. some of this come back to bite them? >> it could shannon do some of these candidates they so enthusiastically promoted end up winning. what you don't know is how well this candidate would have done. i've offered had won the primaries, they might be doing even better. so you do not know that. i think basically the idea of trying to promote candidates you want to run against in the other party is cynical and it is not

good for our democracy. [laughter] quick speaking of that one, there is one report out of thinkers and newsweek said more than $48 million democrats have spent on people they now call election deniers. so if they are the ones out there backing these folks are they not responsible in part for that? >> no. look if you can do a fight shannon you want to go up against the weakest opponent so you can win. and for democrats the idea and i think you'll hear this later when you interview congressman clyburn, democrats view a lot of the republicans tromped back to republicans as extremist as a threat to democracy. to get 70% of americans of both parties have a threat for different reasons to democracy. that argument is been part of the closing message coming from democrats. and in terms of the strategy, they want those candidates that think it makes it harder for suburbanites, for moderates, for independence to say oh yes i will vote for that so-called extremists. >> okay let's talk about this. also as we mentioned the former

presidents out on the campaign trail, president trump in florida you know he likes nicknames he has a new nickname for the governor there calling him rhonda sanctimonious. there's a lot of speculation with those two and 2024. mike pompeo former secretary of state under president trump says this in a tweet not tired of winning, governor desantis you have proven conservative policies work florida is better for it, but for governor desantis. shades of 2024 and taking sides there. >> i think all this midterm you have had some people thinking well if this and 22 than what in 2024? the presidential election will get underway right after this midterm. president trump might not want to wait and who knows, i do not know if ron desantis is going to throw his hat in the ring. we have not heard from him yet. a lot of republicans fed to figure out a way to get back to unity after really tough primaries for that so the case in pennsylvania were oz and dave mccormick battled it out in that primary. i was not really beaten up. he had to crawl his way back and he has done that is basically

tight if not one point ahead of fetterman. in florida courts ron desantis likely to win that gubernatorial seat next tuesday. that election is not been held yet. everyone gets a choice for what they want to say. republican unity is what a lot of these republican voters want right now because they would really like to push back and get what they see is the biden administration is a bad thing for their livelihoods, their safety, the worries about the border. all of those things fall into a desire to see some republican unity going forward. shannon: right thank you very much for a stay with us quick break right here. cap next president biden delivered a dire warning ahead of the midterms from going to check the third ranking house democrat congressman jim clyburn who is also raising eyebrows with his comment about what happens if republicans win big.

ignatius watching to see which party would control the senate. right now distraught ball. as you'll see is from a fox news power right in the house is looking a bit more certain. write out power rankings are 26 house races as tall subs. either party could win particular cap box projecting best case scenario for democrats this, they could end up winning 212 seats. that is still would give republicans a majority but a slim one this potential best case scenario for republicans they could win two to 49 seats leaving democrats with very little leverage for the second half of president biden's term. my next guest says this could be disastrous for the country.

joining us alkaline at congressman james clyburn for the third ranking democrat in the house. welcome back to box to send a break. >> thank you very much for having me back. speaks i want to start her the comment made a couple of days ago. this is what happens in a country that follows what happened in germany in the early 30s. this country is on track to repeat what happened in germany. it was the greatest democracy going elected a chancellor within co-opted through the media that's was going on this country. that is what will lead to the destruction of this democracy. shannon: congressman you repeatedly made comments about hitler, nazis in germany in the 1930s in recent years for you got a lot of pushback from that from jewish organizations and others who says it belittles the suffering of the holocaust of the millions who are lost.

your response? >> i have talked to many jews there many jews in the district. they are supporters of mine. they know this is the stuff material rations and democracy. this is not anything about whether how difficult it was. i talk about slavery and how difficult it was. but to discuss the facts of what is going on here, election deniers setting up procedures white committees and black governors can overturn the results of elections. to call the press will. two co-op evangelicals. and i grew up in the christian faith, born and raised in a parsonage. i know a whole lot about

religion. and i know there is always an attempt and that is what's going on here. if you want to deny that's fine. the facts are very clear. i studied history all of my life. i taught history and i am telling you what i see here are parallels to what the history was back in the 1930s in germany, and italy. shannon: are voters though out there listening to this message to infer from what you are saying that if they do not vote for democrats in this election they are somehow supporting something akin to the rise of hitler? >> no. they do not vote against election deniers if they don't vote against liars, people who lie know full well they are lying. we all know they are lying. this was the cleanest election in the history of the country donald trump's own appointee said it was the cleanest in the

history of the country. so if they are lying, they are denying. they're trying to nullify votes, vote against that foolishness. >> okay congressman, to look back on some of those conversations about election deniers we have talked about the show democrats to set more than $40 million making sure some of this people got through gop primaries they could then face off in the election. do some democrats bear responsibility for putting this people now on the ballot? no we did not put them out. shannon: but you spent millions to get them there. >> you spent millions where you got many of them of the general election ballot. >> i have read about that. i believe that you should always try to best position yourself to win in the general election. i am not a proponent of that process. i understand it takes place on

both sides. but i am just not a proponent of it. but i can understand it. shannon: okay i want to lay a little more language of the last week from democrats about what is at stake in this election. >> and democracy as know it may not survive in arizona, that is not an exaggeration that is a fact. >> but there's something else at stake, democracy itself. >> losing this democracy could very well be the end of the world. shannon: real asking voters to set aside what they feel about the economy? the wall street journal kimberly chris trostle has this piece voters have sought to this apocalyptic many times notes anticlimactic ending further visit searching for spare change to cover the rising grocery bill paid set about the economy worse about crimes of the top of all voter polls about what they are worried about but instead vote for you where the world is ending? nobody said the world has ended. shannon: you did say they are it could end of the world.

no comment democracy will be ended by the world will continue to exist for the world was here before hitler world with your after hitler presented so we are seeing. the world will not end. the kind of world we have the kind of country we have we have got to decide how we want to exist in this world. and that is what we are talking about. this hyperbole is not part of what we are saying here. we are talking about what kind of country we have been kind of world we have. shannon: congress are going to read your quote is said losing this democracy could very well be the end of the world. that is a direct quote from you. >> end of the world? come on. >> a lot of voters feel that way when you say that they have the same reaction. >> if that's a quote from me i missed bucca. it will not in the world. no.

that's good news for everybody had into about boxes on tuesday. >> we live in a world that we do not like. my forbearers lived through slavery. they did not like that existence for 250 years but it was not the end of the world. it may be the end of the world as they would have it. but it will not end the world. six we are reassured to hear her say that sir we thank you for making time for us congressman clyburn always good to talk with you bring. >> thank you very much back now at their sunday group, alright britt reaction to mr. clyburn's remarks there? i've always like he's a very nice man pretty came through his saying goodbye to you today. what he is saying is utter nonsense. shannon: even now he says it's nonsense for a quick look set aside the silly remark about the end of the wear but thing about the end of democracy and this

continual refrain we hear that says democracy is on the ballot. no, democracy is the ballot. we are basically arguing is an exercise in democracy people while vote for candidates is the end of democracy? insider nonsense. shannon: wong? you heard from multiple democrats on the day include the present to get the last final speech part of his closing remarks for that is what he's been the time focusing on. >> again, i think or talk about turnout for retirement energizing people. i may be shifting some persuadable, she had entered the aftermath of something like the attack on paul pelosi i think i've seen numbers and polls indicate close to half of americans into the probability of real violence postelection. if people say i don't like the outcome i think the outcome was a result of fraudulent voting. new understanding tensions are that high the people both parties to there's a potential for violence for there is a real

attack on politicians we know about the increase in the number of threats to politicians in the country, i think that is why your hearing that message loud and clear from democrats as they try to persuade people to say hey, there is something going on here. this is not your ordinary election. with the correction from congressman clyburn this is not the end of the world. but people think something different is in the water, yes. >> listen we got them to agree right dana. >> we've been friends forever. >> you guys have you both great guys. they now want to ask about this republicans could be the dog that catches the carpet especially over the house side. they're going to have to govern based on what kind of margin they end up with in all tha candidates are poised to rule the house gop hardliner publican gains in congress could elevate demands for impeachment, investigations and the debt ceiling showdown.

how does potential speaker mccarthy handle this? >> in the "washington post" missed an opportunity to also talk about how mccarthy has recruited the most diverse class of candidates that the republican party has ever seen. women, african-americans, indian-american jeff hispanic, latino, all of the different faces and voices and experiences that are about to win. let's just see what the margin is before start thinking there are three people are going to ruin democracy. the other thing is, the democrats knew when generate 21st, 2021 they were going to likely to lose the house and maybe the senate and the midterm. that is how democracy works. i think the hyperbole obviously has to be taken back sometimes you say things in a campaign would not necessarily want to say by the voters are going to get to finally have their chance of the voices heard. my lapse point is this the effectiveness of the democracy, the end of democracy has been been so weak for the most effective messaging has been for

example the senator of new hampshire voted with joe biden, 96.4% of the time. that message is stuck with the voters of the battle of the democrats are no whining they might end up with an election denier in the united states senate that they helped elect it. shannon: wiki millions poured into the race thereby democrats trying to get to the primary for which they successfully did but we'll see if it turns out. right thank you very much for to see you next week for cap next arizona's emerging as one of tuesday's biggest battlegrounds with toss ups the races for senate and governor. we've got a live report from there. plus my one on one with governor's state of oklahoma party finds itself in very tight race thereby to bring posters what to make of the data but he is

basics of much of the national focus of the fight for the balance of power in that senate and the house. voters in 36 states will also pick their governors on tuesday. we are seeing some surprises in these races including in oklahoma will republicans switch parties to running and seceding republican governor. in a minute were going to stick with that governor, republican kevin stitt oklahoma on his fight to stay in office.

the first for the fight for the open governor seat is plenty of headlines they are. >> absolutely. good morning bring the two candidates for governor here could not be more different. democrat katy and secretary of state certified president biden's arizona win in 2020. a victory republican and former local news anchor kerri at lake did not even happen per democrats have bought in big names like former president obama to help out. not only hobs but incumbent senator mark kelly who watched a comfortable lead over republican blake masters disappear in the final weeks. an argument could be made a master storage could be made for more appearances with lake. former president that if lake has proven to be a headlining drawer in her own right now shannon, all this is happening as incumbent agenda come there's nationwide are finding themselves in tighter races than expected. inflation and frustration that

voters have over it has reached a fevered pitch making the argument for another go at the job is proving to be quite difficult. >> in arizona, thank you so much. joining is now oakland governor kevin stitt. welcome to fox news said event to warn our viewers is a little bit of a delay between the two of us for good have you back. hey, great to back the guys. shannon: okay governor first i want to ask how folks are turned down in southeast oklahoma. i know we had horrible storms and massive commute roll through there. xes, i was actually down in southeast oklahoma yesterday visiting the folks on the ground, getting all of our generators can overstate resources, i had a call with the fema director yesterday and homeland security. we are doing everything we can to make sure our locals have all the support they need. just on the ground it's oklahoma standard i saw firsthand for

their helping each other out. they're already out there with chainsaws and clearing the debris. we are work with our utilities to get that back on. we had one fatality a 90-year-old man praying for him and his family pictures are heartbreaking. she said the good folks their rally around each other to help out. let's get to your race now. saying in theory, should say to his second term on november 8 after trump won oklahoma by 33 points. the 2020 presidential election which begs the question why is this such a tight race? we think the assignment silent majority are coming out. the reason it's a tight races there is been on press and ended dollars me. the tune of $50 million to spread lies and chaos to make

that equivalent for the nation that would be like 600 million being spent in the state of virginia. i will tell you this the disinformation is unbelievable. they're literally sending out flyers to people in rural parts of the state exam going to close rural schools. nothing could be further from the truth. i put more money in education than any other governor before me. for proud of our record have the largest savings account in state history. we cut taxes for every single oklahoman. we have been de- regulating and were number 11 in the country and people moving to the great state of oklahoma. so the economy is going well here. they have conflated the issue and some of those lies in that chaos is being spread is making it tighter than it should be. >> let's talk about your opponent which the democratic party and here's her explanation for that.

our sour governor hijacked the republican party. he is driving our state into the ground. i'm aggressively immoderate, how always have been. clark she said you pulled the party too far to the right. others have made republican party a place she cannot stay anymore, your response? x well, if believing in traditional family values and not having men compete in girls sports is pulling too far to the right, i do not see. oklahomans agree with us on traditional family values. if believing in smaller government, lower taxes and d regulation is us to the right, i will gladly stand for that. but those parties that attack our jobs in oklahoma and not having an honest conversation about what the american people need to be energy independent,

that is the real extreme party. they're causing 40 or high inflation at the gas pump. but at the grocery store. when she couldn't see path forward for herself end up flipping parties appear to think oklahomans can see right through that. shannon: . but one of the most well loved, well known oklahomans out there but former republican congressman, a football star jc watts pretty made an ad endorsing purities your democratic opponent has a bit of that ad. "i was a republican then and i'm a republican now. and friends i am voting or dust makes all of the scandal and corruption is just too much. shannon: governor want to give you a chance to respond to corruption scandal federal audit on the state had mishandled $31 million in covid money. a criminal investigation millions of state contract to the barbecue restaurants and on our website your opponent

accused via a filing taxpayer benefits to your own businesses. i want to go to respond to those accusations. x well, again oklahomans are too smart. this is an election season with $50 million in special interest trying to buy this election for my opponent. of course are going to be coming out with that stuff up. jc watts, it's disappointing he's actually on the board of pay calm. those are part of the folks that are trying to buy the selection. is on the board, makes millions of dollars is contracting for the other operatives. comments can see through that alliance and the chaos and distrust of something polls that went on.

shannon: governor it will take a second i need to interrupt you here because i want to make sure you answer those for thousand federal audit. there's a state investigation. in the accusations about your business for if you could quickly give us in specific responses to those accusations. >> yes, here is the deal. i started the company with $1000 and a computer shortly after college we have grown that we'll have over 1000 employees today. so long before he became governor we have some quality jobs programs with the 600, 700 other companies listing the truth with something our company and the private sector got in place long before i was governor along with every other company that qualifies in the state of oklahoma is just nonsense and oklahomans can see right throu

through. thank you for taking time for us good to see you next thank you so much. >> okay i want to bring in now couple of pollsters to talk about this race and many others republican pollster kellyanne conway and mark penn great to have you with us. which of the governors races is the most interesting? what's us most is nursing to me shannon is when voters voted she she was a chief executive they do not always one with the parties. you see elite zelda and up state new york would not have you see out in oregon a real fight and that supplies organ is a deeply state where we have not had a republican governor in 40 years. i am watching nevada. there's been attention taken on catherine cortez masco. your spirit lake in the senate race they are. governor assist the lack a democrat has presided over this

estate losing over tens of thousands of businesses that are never coming back after the code lockdowns brady got a deeper economic development after those lockdowns and people are very concerned about the education system they are. guy named jolynn barta is a veteran he's a sheriff of clark county since 2014. at the law enforcement and military background. doing a really good job holding us to select responsible for many of the failings in vegas. our latest poll but he's gaining that's when i'm watching. parks what about you mark? >> a half a dozen fastening governors races. zeroed in really on new york. because your job item one by 23 points, hopeful was substantially well ahead. in selden's focus on the single issue, crime rates a good of ken this issue of crime really changed politics as we know it? particularly in new york. look, even if he comes within single digits it will send a message to democrats, you cannot

ignore crime, immigration and inflation the core issues that people see their daily lives. shannon: we talked a polls have shown really significant swings with the methodology of a spot on i do not know pointless but one that showed up in the wall sojourn this week. it finds that white women living in suburban areas who make up 20% of the electorate now favor republicans for congress by 15 percentage points. living 27 percentage points away from democrats in the journal's august bowl. is it an outlier? is it accurate? whether you want to believe it or not. >> no actually most people do not realize those voters saying the wrong the election of most presidential elections voted solidly republican. the impression was they didn't. the democrats made headway on them in the last bid terms, that actually was the story. the fact that they bounced back and are typically more interested in how my going to

put food on the table question at the fact they bounced back at the very, very significant finding. i believe it is probably true and it probably will make the biggest difference in this upcoming election for. >> they also said that's one of the most to get out and vote. one that makes your life in tough but do not pick up the calls in the given item about you guys if i don't recognize the number i don't pick up these calls either. headpiece this week that said this idea of nonresponsive bias. they said in 2020 white registered democrats are more than 20% likely to respond to service and white registered republicans. the hallmark of nonresponse bias looks as if it is a back over a white registered democrats were 28% likely to respond to arsenic polls and republicans. how tough kellyanne does that make because of your jobs? >> it's tough and that's overstated. respect i think that your times of trying to do a little cya they said donald trump at 8% chance of winning michigan by 15% of being a president overall. he won michigan, became the

president. they're doing it in a way that cannot be wrong. there's a way to make the both feel comfortable to speak to many americans do want to express themselves and feel that they are participating in the voice matters way head of the election. find it to be very dangerous and disappointing to hear a current. the democrats out there basically scaring people away from voting. they're all out there saying elections in ours are looking them saying you are inflation desires your rising crime deniers your education lost learning and reduced test score deniers. that's why a lot of those women that you talked about are willing to talk to pollsters but are willing to come to the polls and say look i'm swinging over the issue is uncomplicated and straightforward for its inflation in the economy. it's immigration but it is also education parents a year after going won that race came close to new jersey. parents are still parents for they are still upset about what they see as a hangover from all the lost learning and test

scores but do not understand why the kids are back on campus and in the classrooms the left seems to be attacking the curriculum instead of attacking the lost learning issues. >> mark you are on pace a week or two ago that talked about inflation you warrant it's going to come back to bite the democrats. >> absolutely. it's the number one issue in the country for the fastening thing to me is the democrats have said a threat to democracy is what they are running this campaign on. i think the bite administration the threat to democracy dated student loans i did marijuana pardons and they took gas of the petroleum reserve. they did not confront these issues directly in any meaningful way. they became inflation deniers. that i think is a stupid strategy paid we are going to see whether or not i am right and that's part of the one of the worst strategies i've ever seen in the midterm. or they were right they had tough issues they decided to completely avoid them.

thirty-six the president's final speech if we look at primetime big speeches he's calling the nation to pay attention it was not about the economy. it was much more about aimed at people who are already probably going to vote anyway. or maybe voted and early voted. think the democrats have an advantage in early voting they banked something early votes probably pro choice voters went out early part it's a wrong message for this country. even as the democrats expanded the number of messengers they never got to the core message that is animated in and motivating americans of the polls. people thought the drowning economically the looking for pockets of air. this is by going to have a good republican night on tuesday but think is going to get governing him for hispanic voters and female voters who say i gave the democrats a chance. they just ignored me but ignoring the will of the voters and insulting half of the country is no way pray think the democrats have enraged people as their strategy. republicans have engaged people.

1 million volunteers and the fopen 38 community centers you can go into the community find out the differences between a republican i would rather engaged in enraged people i think enraging is a failed strategy. >> and by the days and weeks and months to follow a thank you both great to have you there brad kellyanne and mark thank you. up next, the team that later coverage susie joins us fertile take a deep dive into election night in the weeks to come but how it could all

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the basics political junkies and preparing for uncertainty on tuesday given the real possibility may not know the outcome and all the races by the time i go to bed. it's due to a combination of factors like the differences

between how states run their own elections and how quickly those mail and absentee ballots actually counted. what should be expected? our team's mindless foxing election night co- anchors and seven and martha maccallum. bring people to be patient. >> it is very possible we have seen an evolution on how these states have dealt with electio elections. but, a couple of them aren't warning us. in the secretary of state gets out and says listen wait might not have it depending upon how close it is. the other side of it is we may see this wave develop and we could make calls earlier. we will be cautious. we will try to get the vote totals, we have a great system in place that is really accura accurate. were trying to beat first but we're going to be right for. >> exactly who don't know if the dust is not settled in places like pennsylvania or in georgia going to runoff, market relook it will be all up to do but it

is continuing election coverage. >> in georgia you have not seen either can it get over 50. that is the threshold. we may be hitting the rewind button. and going in a situation we'll see a runoff in december for the senate candidates that's going to be something to watch for it also going through state-by-state and looking at when they start counting. some of them do not start counting until 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon on election day. and some allow absentee ballots until november 18. if a wave develop suite may be able to see where this whole thing is going in terms of majority in the house and potentially in the senate. but there may be racists kicking around for quite some time that we cannot call yet. >> we are all digging into the data day after day we love this stuff. so many of these key races are within the margin of error. does seem republicans has the

great past three weeks they had a great summer. all coming to tuesday. they are tracking at roughly the same breath they are a way off we have got major issues with polling. and we will see. think we will know early in the night how the night starts to unfold with those early closings. >> the interesting piece talking about the people who are superstar losers a self o'rourke and stacey abrams it doesn't matter in some cases that they went on to senate because they developed a different kind of celebrity within the party. >> i do not know will see if last. that may be the case going into tuesday. some point as a politician you have to win. you have to wind to have that to stick around. it is very interesting to me what's happening in that race and how it has separated the senate race in terms of what

people want from their governor. bran campus on a very interesting job in terms of threading his needles with the disputes he had with former president trump and his ability to speak to the people of georgia. we think back to what he did during covid, he opened up the schools very early. he found a way to get people tax rebates. there such an interesting dynamic out there stacey abrams continues to talk about voter suppression with resonates with some voters no doubt in georgia. but if you look at the polls that looks like kemp's argument appears to be winning at this point. we'll see what happens pray. >> i will say we are considering the congressman clyburn hawaiian shirts. you like that? it was a good look. okay, while we are timeout controlled the senate the name that comes to mind so often these days in washington is a joe manchin. back and forth with him in prison by now. >> president biden's about coal plants being shut down is not the closing message for ohio or

pennsylvania in particular. mansions statement about the president was really stunning. he is saying he's misunderstood it's not what he meant to say. three days before the election that is a big dustup in coal country. we'll see how plays out. shannon: if they wind up with the senate that is still tied but center manchin as part of that, where does he go without vote? he has played ball and some really big things for the presidents. but he feels burn based on that statement. >> it just reminds me of hillary clinton sitting around the table with coal miners in west virginia. them talking about you basically took away our livelihood. this is very sensitive territory for democrats and it seems to be a very tone deaf statement on the part of the president this close to the election. once again we have a walk back. it's a question of how in tune they are to where voters are and whether not that sync up is

happening is been so far it better his voters live for sure. it's just not today. and so saying what he said raises eyebrows in the states in particular for. >> like you said more than other walk back by the white house. thirty-six thank you very much and we'll see you a lot the next few days but mind you can join brett and martha tonight on fox news channel four democracy 2022 countdown to the midterms. they're going to break down the breakdown for the difference that controlled the senate and the house my colleague bill hemmer and i will join you as well but fox news channel up next relook ahead to our tuesday night election special part of all the details,

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in states all across the country to bring you the very latest news in what could be a long and historic night. and join me here, tuesday night on your local fox station for top of the hour updates on all of the biggest stories. that is it for today. i'm shannon bream, and we will see you right back here next "fox news sunday steve: good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution" our focus is the next repudiation but the people who are about to be repudiated say it's too complicated for the poor ignorant voters. >> all of the noise that we got in this election season i don't feel people are able to grasp that. but importantly on sure they really understand the threats to their w