california. >> statewide race. >> steve: we will be watching it. thank you for being with us, the both of you. that was fantastic. count down to the midterms with bret baier and martha maccallum is up next.e we will see you next sunday juso before the outcome i want to mention leo terrell has a radio show. you might see him there on tuesday election day. we will see you next sunday. ♪ ♪ >> todd: the voters gearing up to decide which party will control the next congress as we enter the 24 hours stretch before midterm election day 2022. the states could not be higher. republicans with a net gain five seats to take back the house, fox news to project the party will get the job done with a 19 seat majority. >> carley: and the senate republicans a net gain of fluency but control of the upper

chamber is still the game with four critical toss-up races still neck and neck. you are watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: are you ready for this week? >> carley: it's do it. >> todd: the final stretch before republican -- the country needs to get out and vote. >> the democrats are scared party with good reason that everything is working against them and they are to get -- >> people have made clear that they need solutions. >> if they get their way, they will double, triple, quadruple down to a point we can never return no matter what to the election show. ♪ ♪ >> carley: ashley strohmier is live. >> the inflation in the economy are dominating the terms and midterms. abc "washington post" poll shows

80% of the economy is the top issue. and republicans over democrats to handle it by 14 points. instead of hitting up battleground states to take, the president will be in maryland to try to hold the focus on abortion. for democrats which has been their big push leading into the midterms, listen. >> or president joe biden will not let the filibuster get in the way of passing the women's health protection act, but we just need two more senators. literally, if we pick up two more senators. the president can sign it into law. so elections matter. >> don is the most extreme nominee for the u.s. senate that you'd new hampshire seen in modern history, and his record makes it clear he would be a "yes" vote for nationwide abortion ban. >> if we don't want a ban on abortion and for doctors and health care providers to be sent to prison for offering an

abortion to a woman whose life may be in danger, then we need democrats in congress. >> we also know how abortion is on the ballot in this race. i stand to codify roe v. wade if i'm in that position. >> meanwhile republicans are pushing crime inflation and economy to drive voters to the polls. >> i told the public, the voters of pennsylvania this is the exact same scenario with the crime, with the drugs, he's taken it so far to the left of where the average voter is that there is no way they can identify with them. >> mark milley my opponents explanation for inflation is to come he literally says, "this is what happens with the greedy businessmen they get together, the corporations and decide to raise prices. he knows that is a lie. he knows deflation has been caused by he and joe biden spending $6 trillion. >> everything is going the wrong direction. our democratic governor shut

down our state, shut down our schools. they are breaking because democrats are in charge of my states. democrats are in charge of the country. >> i want to get energy independence back. that is everything, getting energy independence becky will create jobs. >> then there is this the battleground in new hampshire with a new public opinion says margin of error rates between former governor of first-term democratic senator maggie hassan and army general don bolduc. 43% of americans are worse off financially than two years ago and only 18% say they are better off now. back to you guys. >> carley: ashley strohmier thank you. in this election cycle has been the races in deep blue in new york city and how republicans can actually regain there. so i went out on the streets of new york city to talk to voters and what they said to me was very illuminating, watch this.

>> do you think police receive enough support in the city? >> absolutely not. who would want that job to begin with? >> i don't walk as often as i'd would eat at night and it doesn't matter if it's late at night or early in the morning. the police need to have our reese port don't support because they are part of the solution not the problem. >> what is the issue that matters most to you? >> the economy and things are not better than it was two years ago. >> why we have those levels of inflation because government spending is out of control. and no one is doing anything about it. it is important to bring adults back on to the room to fix these things. speak with us they can't do their job, why pay tax? i'm leaving next week and i'm going to florida and never coming back. >> i been a democrat all my life. no more. >> carley: that woman said i'm a democrat all my life but no

more. but one woman who didn't want to be on camera said she is a democrat but she will vote for lee zeldin. that is where you get into the conversation what that could mean for the governor's race. the race in the states. but i have done about a million men on the street, todd, and it's not the best way to spend an afternoon. you have a lot of people that don't want to talk. but this was a different experience. everybody wanted their voices to be hard and they had a lot to say. i just asked, you know when i said, do you have any thoughts as the inflation is number one issue facing you right now question at the floodgates right now almost everybody said crime and economy mixed in there as well. one of the things that i learned when it comes to these really tight races, the closing

arguments really matter. a lot of people did bring up what kathy hochul said in the debate to lee zeldin, about i don't understand why crime doesn't matter to you? hillary clinton sings conservative conspiracy theory and voters don't know exactly what is at stake this election cycle. yes, they do and those things matter when it comes down to whether or not people will even vote at all. they are so frustrated the democrats, you know what, i'm staying at home. then they move that vote. >> todd: the thing that i'm picking up that you said, people want their voices heard pure well, not everybody gets a camera put in front of their face. what is the one way every single american over the age of 18 get their voices heard? it is through their vote. this is all going to come down candid republicans turn out the vote? if they do, all the pontificating that we have been doing the last two years in preparation for this midterm, none of that matters. it will all come down to republicans, getting people to vote on crime and inflation. it is that simple. no amount of former presidents

for this person or that person, none of that will matter. tomorrow comes down to the average american who doesn't live and breathe politics like you and i looking at where they are and sagging, i am not happy, i want change." they will vote for the party that gives them that change. >> carley: when it comes to the governor's race and there are other important races like mike lawler, sean patrick patrick maloney. sean patrick maloney's job, it is to keep democrats in power. the fact that he is at risk of losing his job is saying something. but going back to the governor's race, if you think about crime and how that was a major issue forever when i spoke to on the streets, think about what kathy hochul said a few months ago in the summer when she was asked about bail reform. she said, "oh, i will address it but i will address it in january." she didn't say this race was going to be difficult for her to

win. and she was as i say kicking the can down the road until next year. people are saying that is not good enough for me. the last thing i will say gallup came out with a poll which party do you think will do better handling the issue that matters most to you? that is an interesting poll because they don't specify the issue. the person gets to pick the issue that matters most to them. 48% said republicans and 37% said democrats the wages, the widest margin in the long time. >> todd: the issue is the economy, abc washington poles revealing 80% of likely voters say the economy is their top issue combine that number with your number. that means a red tsunami. with that let's bring in rock layer, a poll analyst and ron joins us, ron, it is always about the economy. it always has been, always will be but more so this year. does that spell absolute doom for democrats tomorrow?

>> well, i think everybody is feeling it with inflation and gas prices and a whole bunch of other things. obviously the stock market all over the place. if you look at the polls, 15-point let's advantage and a lot of them for republicans. you look at crime 20% advantage and the funny thing is democrats in the montage earlier abortion is the number one issue but if you look at this poll, only 13-point advantage for democrats. they are not winning big on their issue but republicans winning big on economy and inflation. so i think a significant red wave. we see early vote numbers not as good for democrats and especially nevada a 5,000 vote shared when democrats have a huge, early vote totals from previous years. they are not getting the numbers. so i think we will see a pretty strong day for republicans tomorrow. >> carley: that speaks to voter enthusiasm, ron, what you

were talking about and mpc news poll the democrats are closing nine-point enthusiasm closed from october. in october the enthusiasm gap between democrats and republicans was 78% republican, 69% democrat but now split 73/73. if you are a republican candidate, should that pole concern you? >> the problem is our democrats to turn out election day or voter leak? that is the thing. they didn't have the enthusiasm during the early vote period. the result that take effect. so the democrats have a little bit of a search on democrat and a question mark it is possible. in people to temper their expectations as well. a lot of republicans thinking they won't win in washington. those places are great places to watch, but some of these polls say, "hey, we need to be sober about the results" end. certain states, the republican side like florida and nevada and

some of these other places. may be, like you said may be new hampshire and washington but i would look at ohio and florida for the republicans to close the strongest now. >> todd: speaking of florida, dade miami-dade county could flip bread for the first time in decades. these numbers are scaring a lot of democrats because not expected to have 6,000 vote edge at this point for early voting. register republicans over registered democrats. i will flash forward to election night will miami-dade county when they ultimate final numbers come in and they will get it done early because florida has looked at the errors of their ways and realized, we need to get the vote done quickly. will that need a bellwether for the country on election day? >> i think as a good chance. i don't know if necessarily bellwether but republicans in the future how win over the

hispanic community. miami-dade there are unique issues at play. along with the messaging, especially on crime in the economy as well as governor desantis doing a great job handling hurricane the end. his wife miami-dade will be a county to watch and really florida will be a pretty big red wave in and of itself because governor desantis has done well, especially with en but a lot of economic issues here and you know, again, republicans have to look at miami-dade and say how can we do this other places like loudoun county in southern california and some of these other suburban areas we haven't done well in the last few years? maybe we should learn something from governor desantis and florida republicans how to reach out to diverse communities. speed to one of the latest poll shows desantis is up ten points by 50/50 3/43 so a ten-point margin there. ron meyer, thank you for joining

us. >> good to see you. >> carley: good to see you also so. chris pratt backing billionaire in the los angeles mayoral race. in posting this endorsement for the former los angeles police commission president saying he has seen l.a.'s gradual decline into disarray. adding he doesn't normally support political candidates but this election there is too much to lose. so the former republican is also endorsed by hollywood elites like kim kardashian, katie perry, gwyneth paltrow and snoop dogg. and they are running to replace eric garcetti. and listen to this, democrat poll worker and anti-and is reportedly ejected after being accused of election interference. the hamilton county election administrator tells fox, the poll worker approach to black voters urging them not to vote for pro-candidates arguing they are racist. the poll workers accused of

taking advantage of a voter who asked for help with electronic ballot and the straight democratic ticket option which the voter did not want. the administrator claims these incidents were isolated in the worker has been let go. >> we haven't heard that in a long time. hunter biden's partner to testify with damaging evidence with criminal activity by the first family. whistle-blower tony had a front row seat to the biden deals with chinese linked business partners. he is ready to share more texts, recordings, photos and emails to incriminate the entire family. and one repealing the president met with tony twice and chinese oil giant. hunter testing, "by the way, my dad is speaking wednesday and you should meet him if you can." the hundreds of pieces of evidence where the prosecutors to charge hunter biden with

potential involvement by president biden. twitter pressing paws on blue verification checks as part of new description of tools for tuesday's elections. you have 24/48 hours for the blue checked, corley. trying to prevent social media users from possibly paying for verification to pose as officials at the midterms. this decision comes after the platform suspends for its new owner elon musk. changing the profile name to elon musk and quickly shut down with the real elon musk, telling users going forward in a twitter handle with impersonation without clearly specifying parity will be permanently suspended. meanwhile dozens of laid-off workers back because some cup by mistake and others needed to help build the futures elon musk wants for the site. >> carley: med it is planning massive layoffs this week. "the wall street journal"'s facebook parent company with a wide range of layoffs and

history. during the company's third-quarter earnings on october 26, mark zuckerberg with warning of possible layoffs and some teams will grow but some will stay flat or strength of next year. and set to join other big tech companies in laying off companies and twitter snapchat and microsoft trimming the workforce as part of the trend in the tech industry. take a look at this. the supporter well a rally for kathy hochul will tell you what you need to know there as tensions reach a tipping point ahead of election day. >> todd: meanwhile in georgia... >> we are in the path to victory if we can get all the voters to turn out and if it put in place by brian kemp to suppress voting in the state of georgia. >> todd: yep, stacey abrams thinking of excuses instead of focusing on issues that matter to her voters. it is costing her support from members of her own party.

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>> carley: brian kemp holding an amazing lien over democrat stacey abrams but her own progressive policies are the reason for that. >> i'm confident the process and i will stand by the results. we do have got to get our people out to push back against think she has said even outside of the elections that she's willing to deep to deep on the police. she believes in eliminating cash bail. people just need to push back against that. >> carley: the governor says aprons attacked for keeping the economy open and kids in classroom which is a top issue . >> todd: tortured democrats abandoning abrams and backing the governor. kwanzaa hole saying "over the last four years, the governor to make tough decisions one that is popular at the time and unprecedented situations. we don't agree on every issue but brian kemp is a man of character, a strong leader and

some georgians can trust." a former senate candidate and he joints me now. thank you so much for being here. how much of an indictment is that of stacey abrams by high level member of her own party? >> thanks, todd, that is a powerful statement by mr. hall and he might be of the sound, same mind as thousands of georgians being here in georgia in particular black men. they are tired of escalation that is coming out of the democratic party over the recent years and stacey abrams is the spokesperson for that. it is so bad that we started -- i'm the chairman blitz, win for american action and we have a campaign called kings to america. we are targeting swing voters. we are targeting democratic leaning voters who were disenchanted with the party and looking for more of a pile,

male, conservative, republican message to allow them to lead their families and communities. they also believe and governor and trust the governor what he has done for the state opening up early and allowing us to go back to work and for our family spear that his wife mr. hall made that endorsement. >> todd: so stacey abrams closing argument? the georgians can't vote. take a look. >> the untold story is that this is a tight race, it is neck and neck, and we believe we will impact the victory if we can get all of our voters to turn out and navigate the difficult play by brian kemp to not only gained this system, but to suppress voting in the state of georgia. >> todd: as we reported multiple times, georgia has seen record voter turnout under the new georgia voting law, which everybody called jim crow 2.0. it is nothing of the sword.

doesn't this prove stacey abrams is absolutely desperate at this point? >> absolutely. it also shows that she's trying to lay the groundwork for her sore loser campaign of saving our voting laws are suppressive. we all know that there was record turnout in georgia, 2.5 million voters so far in early voting. we have 17 days of early voting. that is 500,000 more voters this election thank 2018. it is the opposite of voter suppression. i would say that the voting booth and a ballot booth is wide open for anyone who wants to vote in georgia. >> todd: to mention black men in their specific response to stacey abrams here at the top advisor to president biden say the black men are being targeted with misinformation. take a listen to this claim. >> i listen as my kids watch nba

highlights and whatever else they watch on youtube. i hear the misinformation being piped in. there is definitely a target towards african american men, not just to give them misinformation but to make them so discouraged that they won't show up to vote. >> todd: the outcome of course keisha lance bottoms the former mayor of atlanta. is that true what she said? >> it may be discomfort or sadness because miss bottoms lost to a black male, the may oral race to a black male because she did not control the lawlessness that occurred in the city of atlanta. so her statements are far from accurate. in fact, it's only misinformation that we have seen is the information from the democratic party where they are talking about the job is completely safe. we should all have a jab. you don't see what you see at

the gas pumps. there is no inflation. to me that is misinformation. what we see is black men as she is talking, black men are seeing the truth. they see the democratic party has been terrible for safety. they are saying that governor kemp has done a great job with safety and great job with our economy and they are feeling it and seeing it and responding in kind. >> todd: it is a busy next 24 hours, 48 hours in the state of georgia. all eyes on the peach state, thank you for joining us. president biden heads into election day to drive the energy industry -- promising to drive it further and the ground. >> there is no more drilling. i haven't any new drilling. >> they can't rely on it. we will shut these plants down all across america. >> carley: oh, he said it. if you think that is bad, wait until the winter. xl pipeline the day

president biden took office. we will get his response to the president coming up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: if you missed it, president biden is failing to completely ban drilling and shutdown coal production plants across the country ahead of tomorrow's midterm elections. and the fierce backlash has the white house on cleanup duty. >> todd: doug luzader joins us from washington, doug. >> this is where things get tricky for the president trying to build enthusiasm among progressives without alienating voters concerned about rising prices, especially when it comes to energy. here he was in new york over the weekend. >> there is no more drilling. i have not any more drilling. >> that was before president. we will try to work on that to get that done. >> todd: the anti-drilling

stands as gas prices are unusuay high. the president went south they are well below their peak back in june tweeting this, "right now the most common price at gas stations across the country is $3.19 per gallon. that is progress" that metric, and price understates the average price americans are paying. and twitter reflect that tweet adding comments knowing the average gas prices significantly higher $3.80 according to aaa. that all of this by last week's assertion he would shutdown coal plants. >> no one is building coal plants because they can't lie on it even if they have all the coal guaranteed for the existence of the plant. we will shut these plants down all across america. and having wind and solar. >> okay, that may please progressives, but that is a tough stance and a number of states like pennsylvania and west virginia's democratic

senator joe manchin was incensed saying in a statement, "being cavalier about the loss of coal jobs for men and women in west virginia and across the country who literally put their lives on the line to help power this country is offensive and disgusting. the white house put the offer of the president's regrets if anyone was offended saying his words have been twisted. back to you. >> carley: douglas ater live for us, thank you so much beer "the wall street journal" has thoughts what the president had to say in an editorial board, "every so often president biden blurts out what he thinks even if it is politically embarrassing." no doubt democrats running for senate and ohio and wisconsin, the electoral race help the coal miners hear what he said. but the voter should know what they are voting for even if joe manchin claims he didn't. former keystone xl pipeline is here to reacts, neil, "the wall street journal" said the president blurted it out not

once but twice. first the coal comment in the white house walked it back and he comes out with no more drilling comment yesterday. this is just a few days ahead of midterm elections. obviously the economy is the issue on everyone's mind. when you hear the president say something like this, what goes through your mind? >> good morning, carley. i think the most aggravating part about it is, i don't know how many times over the last 18 months or two years that we hear that my administration isn't doing anything to hinder energy production in the country. and always blaming it on someone else like ukraine war were covid or even though oil companies antennae make statements like this. it is extremely aggravating. >> carley: we saw what happened when he entered office. he killed keystone xl pipeline and you have another one now, but he was politically criticized for that from republicans but also democrats

as well. when you look at the swing states, there are 15 coal plants in ohio and 24 coal plants in ohio, michigan plants, do you think this is an issue that could sway the voters one day out from the midterms? >> well, i would like to see if you are a boater and you haven't been through the early voting, can you go vote tomorrow, i hope this is one issue that you will look at. because as far as keeping any promises, this is one promise that biden has kept. he has destroyed energy in this country. i hope some of the voters will look at the candidates and realize how important and energy is in the country and tied to inflation because i don't think the feds raising interest rates will get inflation under control, not to the point where it needs to be. we have to realize the energy plays in this. >> carley: they are tied. eric holcomb alone count

accounts for 22% of electricity in the country. if what the president says turns out to be true and he is successful in shutting down the coal plants, and that's not exactly what he meant, that is what he said. if he is successful in shutting down the plants and replacing with wind or solar, what would that mean for americans? >> well, we always hear the administration to link these workers to go get other jobs and in the green energy field, but a lot of times these workers get labeled as being scared to change. we are not scared to change. we are scared of stupidity. that is what this administration has brought to the table when it comes to energy policies and the country. >> todd: you mention the biden administration assuring people about those jobs and green energy plans. let's take a listen to him saying that. >> we invest in climate resilience and infrastructure. we create opportunities for

everyone. that is the heart of jobs plan. >> by helping families pay the upfront costs for energy efficiency upgrades to their homes comic we are also lowering energy bills, bringing down hou jobs, and fighting the climate crisis. it is all connected. >> carley: but neal i don't need to tell you, a rapid decline in energy sector jobs just last year. petroleum jobs down $31,000 and the coal industry down 70,000 jobs and fuel sector 29,000 jobs. i remember when john kerry stood up there and said, "everybody who lost their job and we shut down the keystone xl pipeline can just get another job in wind or solar." i wear those opportunities? have you been able to find anything in that sector and have you been looking? >> right now our energy is

concentrating on keeping the pipelines and refineries that we do have up and running because we know how important they are but the scary part we have not added any capacity when the demand for oil and gas is on the rise. not only decline but as far as the vice president saying they are doing everything to lower energy bills. i see diesel prices through the roof, they energy bills. i don't understand what she's talking about, but that is nothing new. >> carley: inflation and energy are certainly on the ballot this election cycle. something tells me you will be excited to vote. >> car>> i can't wait for the president. >> carley: two years from now. neil, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: taught over to you. >> todd: sports headlines, joey legato the nascar cup title with a season ending victory.

>> edged his name in stone with multiple championships, joey is a two-time champion! >> todd: he dominated yesterday's race with 188 of the races with 12 laps and joins kyle busch is nascar's only driver with cup series titles and jimmie johnson the only other driver who has won a title in the last ten seasons. and the nfl tom brady returns to himself with game-winning touch drive to be the champion of the ram 16-15. there it is right there but oh, man no such luck for aaron rodgers and the packers and the lions. detroit lions with seconds left to win 15-9 and aaron rodgers looks done. he just looks bent. he needs a vacation. in the meantime the jags coming back 17 first half deficit it is

someone's divisional of the raiders, 27- -- in miami squeaking out a win in the shoot-out of chicago, and the dolphins third straight. look at this, that is impr impressive. watch this sunday night football patrick mahon's rents and for the touchdown and then he runs n and forces over time and they should pay him overtime against the titans. casey will score first and win 20-17. the super bowl favorite. >> fourth and 21, running around, stick with them and tosses on the way, incomplete! and the jets will win it. >> todd: you know i love chick-fil-a sauce but jets fans they love the rising rookie star

appeared to see the game for the jets, 20-17. you know before, always talk about who they would get, he wanted sauce and he got a win, congratulations to you. on the cover of "the new york post" this morning if the jets can defy the odds, lee zeldin can win but you have to get out and vote. >> carley: not just the governor's race but republicans to unseat congressman sean patrick maloney. mike lawler is a candidate who can do it and he is here next. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ >> carley: have you seen this wild video shows the moment lee zeldin supporter is choked while protesting a kathy hochul rally in new york city? you can see a man with his hands on that woman's throat. the other woman shoves the victim. it turns out that person is democratic councilwoman who represents parts of -- no word from her on the attack. the unidentified demonstrator said she was there to peacefully protest governor kathy hochul. she said she was choked after she tried to get her stolen sign back which shows kathy hochul and other democrats with a line

that says "vote them out." >> todd: assault is what that was. the republicans to flip new york, flip the house, excuse me multiple toss-up races turning deep blue new york. if the new york jets can defy the odds and win, congressman lee zeldin can win the gubernatorial race. president biden doesn't think the congressman has what it takes to tackle crime? >> governor hochul's opponent talks a good game on crime, but it is all talk. governor hochul's appointment had a choice. if you keep cooked cops on the job or caved to republican leaders. i will give you one guess what he did: he caved! he voted against keeping cops and decided to play politics instead. >> todd: mike lawler his republican running for new york 17th district and joins us live. does it make sense to attack lee zeldin on crime when local is ms. cash was failed 2022?

>> listen, they are desperate at this point, both governor hochul and sean patrick maloney are flailing. and they have been trying this line of attack accusing lee zeldin and myself of not supporting law enforcement. but the fact is kathy hochul and sean maloney support cashless bill and sean maloney called it his top priority. it is an unmitigated disaster since they took effect. crime is up 36% and 40% leased on monetary bail have been rearrested for those charges pending. so, we need to get crime under control. people don't feel safe in new york because they are not safe. and the reality is the democrats have failed to do anything about it. they own this mess. that is why they are going to lose on tuesday. >> todd: . >> todd: here's your opponent sean patrick maloney onto

midterms, listen. >> i think this races razor close. i think anybody who cares about the extremism in this maga movement the racism, anti-semitism, the violence needs to vote. neither you or i know what will happen on tuesday so let's wait and see and secondly, i'm telling you we are not perfect but we are responsible adults. >> todd: boy, that is a democratic playbook. not confident in their chances of winning so ghastly. is that extreme independence and democrats that you are speaking with on the campaign trail? are they talking to you about extremism charge? >> look, he's running an entire campaign based on lies and smears because you can't defend his record. he is voting 100% of the time with nancy pelosi and joe biden. we have seen the results, 41 year record high in inflation, search in crime, skyrocketing energy prices, southern border

with massive inflow of the illegal immigration but drugs coming into the communities. and parents label domestic terrorist for daring to ask questions about their children's education. people are fed up with one party rule. democrats control everything in washington, albany and new york city for the 51st time in nation's history. they are tired of it. they want balance and common sense restored to every level of governance. if i'm campaigning, that is not close to what people are talking about. they are talking about high cost of living and safety. that is what their concern is and why on tuesday, we are going to be the face of the red wave and not only defeat sean maloney but end nancy pelosi's reign of speaker once and for all. you can go to fire maloney.com, fire maloney.com and help us get over the finish line tomorrow. >> todd: paul has an interesting approach to put food on the table. listen to this.

>> hudson valley residents are feeling the pain at the pump and grocery stores. what have you done what do you plan to do to help solve the inflation problem? >> if the gas price went up, the food budget went down. by this time of the week, we would be eating chef boyardee but that is what families have to do. speed when i need a quick answer and democrats extreme new green deal agenda, everybody, is that what your opponent thinks? >> that the meat chef boyardee. it shows how out of touch he is. this is a guy to paris, geneva, london a few months ago. he is not in line with where voters in this district are. on tuesday comic they will serve him chef boyardee cold. >> todd: can chef boyardee with lasagna all cost less than a half gallon of gas. mike lawler, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> todd: good luck. >> carley: everyone will be

interested to hear the powerball jackpot jumping to record-breaking $1.9 billion after no winners declared on saturday. this now ties the gain record for number of consecutive draws without a prize winner. the odds of winning $292.2 million, the next drawing is tonight, and i already bought my ticket. >> todd: i am getting mine in a few hours. >> carley: democrats are following president biden's lead with insults ahead of election day. >> there is 330 million people in the country may be good $80 million, $90 million. >> todd: michael moore taking a cheap shot at republican voters and joe concha with more on that. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ were cut i n half

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>> carley: voters are gearing up to decide which party will control the next congress, we enter the 24-hour stretch before midterm election day 2024. republicans need five seats to take back the house. it is projected the party will get the job done with 19-seat majority. >> todd: in the senate, stil