>> steve, it is a pleasure. >> brian: we will see on radio. [laughter] the final -- this is hilarious. let's hope sean hannity is dozing somewhere right now because the final hour of "fox & friends" starts with butler new jersey high school marching band. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> steve: that is the butler high school marching band, and they are the best thing about the morning show. this is why bill hemmer and

dana perino booked them, they can't go to school. they can perform for us for three hours and still make it to school. they will have to wear their outfits in math class but certainly effective. why do we have a band here today? we are one day away from the most consequential midterms in the history of the nation. >> steve: of course, so many of you are motivated to join us today so a round of applause. how many people have voted or will vote tomorrow? [applause] okay. final question. how many people are saying, "you know what, my vote doesn't count. i did not revo and i will not vote tomorrow. it's okay. you are all our friends." as i asked that question in the background of new york city, we hear an emergency siren. >> ainsley: crime is one of the big issues in new york. inflation and crime are the two big ones in new york city. often times in your neighborhood as well make the economy and

inflation if you look at this, this is a bc "washington post," right? >> steve: up. >> ainsley: of the number one issue economy and 77% education in schools, 75, threats to democracy, crime and thin abortion issue. >> brian: it could change a little bit with the border state, texas, arizona might put immigration up a little bit higher if in new york city chicago or pretty much any city, crime moves up a little bit higher especially what's going on here and around the country. i think the best message ever to show the american people want to show is politicians is what they care about is to flip blue states. the blue states that are taking every one of the voters for granted. i think if they actually flip and go and leave their party come i think it will help the country in the long term. >> steve: maybe that is why joe biden has only been

campaigning in blue states. he is not in any states where they might flip. they just have to hold the majority. now, when it comes to different issues, which america is split which party they delegate to different things. for instance, we have a graphic that shows when it comes to the economy, americans trust republicans more. they trust republicans more on inflation. they trust democrats more -- i was going to go they trust republicans more on crime. then when it comes to demo democrats, education and threats to democracy, those are the two things they lead by a plurality. >> ainsley: i'm surprised by the education issue because in virginia, republicans did so well there because young kids listening to momma and papa bear's and became the parent party. we talked to so many people that were independents and they were still voting for glenn youngkin because they are sick of what's happening in the schools.

i'm surprised by that, republicans although neck in neck and republicans nomadic democrats care more than the republicans about that. >> brian: it is always somebody else's fault that things have gone so high, the supply chain is an issue that we don't have baby formula in afghanistan and outright disaster. we heard last week it was the greedy oil companies. then we heard previously vladimir putin. then we heard saudi arabia. well, it turns out joe biden basically admitted it's all him. because if you don't want to maximize production here, don't complain what they are doing there. listen to him on sunday. >> no more drilling. there is no more drilling. i haven't for any for more new drilling. no. >> off of the gulf of mexico.

>> that was before i was president. we were trying to work on that and get that done. >> brian: before he was president, we were energy independent and he is bragging to a heckler, a green heckler i'm not drilling anymore. don't get mad at me. so basically you have destroyed our security, and you have destroyed an industry and a lot, thinking you were alone in the middle of an audience but you tell the truth twice in two days. it didn't stop your staff from walking it back. >> steve: i tell you what, he is consistent because on day one he p pulled the plug on keyston. >> brian: but denied pulling the plug. >> steve: that is how he will drag america into energy independence away from fossil fuel. what is interesting about what we have seen the president do is, you know, it was two years ago where he was a moderate.

he was better than bernie sanders. >> ainsley: some thought he was better than donald trump because he was moderate. >> steve: exactly. >> brian: now he's back in office for two years, you realize he has a very green left flank pushing him to make sure you don't punch any holes and increase american domestic -- >> ainsley: but it makes you wonder if he really does believe it and if they will reelect him in the future. >> steve: it's the votes. >> brian: whether delivering oil to a gas station or drilling or exploring or financing, he is out right attacking you well blaming you for checking up prices. he blamed gas station owners for putting the price too high. and the barrel going down cheaper come if you drill yourself, allow the industry, we would not have these problems. he is responsible, directly responsible for taking half of your budget out of your poc

pocket, out of your bank account! and up until now, he was denying it. >> ainsley: well, you have to deny the retiring individuals and people who want to retire and can't. look at my dad, for instance. he signed on the dotted line and will pay back the student loan but now he wants my dad to put these through college and to pay for this kid to go to harvard and get a free education and pay off $10,000? no, that is wrong. what about the electrician making $70,000 a year. he is supposed to pay off some kids education who signed on the dotted line and committed to pay back that loan and will take way more money than that electrician ever did and never went to college? what about your retirement? your 401(k), it makes you depressed and you can't retire right now. everyone is on a fixed income right now. my dad is paying so much more to fill up his tank, so much more for the ketchup and mayonnaise. everything is double and that is

the american voter. >> brian: ultimately what joe biden has been trying to do is motivate the young boater to go and vote because, you know. >> brian: that's white i am on tiktok. >> steve: the reason he won two years ago was the young boater, the young boater motivated by abortion but not all of this stuff but abortion has faded according to the polls. yesterday he was at the kathy hochul thing and responded to the green activist heckling him. a couple of days earlier, he made it clear again. he has revealed the truth and he wants to shut down fossil fuels. watch. >> no one is building new coal plants because they can't rely on them. even if they have coguaranteed the existence of the plan. so, it will be a wind generation. and all they are doing, you will save them a hell of a lot of money at the same transmitters as coal-fired electric. we will be shutting these plants

down all across america. >> brian: he doesn't know what he's talking about. green energy is not there and wind cannot supply and coal is fueling the electric grid. he is out of his mind. the press secretary knows how twisted those comments are here they tried to untwist them, karine jean-pierre but she came up short. to suggest that it was an intended and he regrets anyone hearing these remarks took offense. by the way, we are not idiots. we know exactly what he said. nothing was twisted. >> ainsley: he said i want to shut down coal plants. >> brian: they said that he would not defend taiwan and if taiwan is attacked we will defend taiwan and the administration walk that back. joe manchin hears this and demand joe biden apologize for it because he's not smart enough either. president biden's comments are not only outrageous in the voice of reality, but severe economic pain the american people are feeling because of the rise of economic spirit comments like ts that they are losing trust in

president biden and they do not understand the need to have all in energy policy. by the way, barack obama, totally energy independent and secure. it seems his position has changed depending on the audience and the politics of the day. that is a democrat. >> ainsley: he wants the president to apologize to the men and women who work in this industry and live in the state. >> steve: speaking of the audience, let's talk to you folks who have gathered in the studio and today, the studio in the stands for the midterms. thank you. [applause] on this side, can i see the hands of people who own an electrical vehicle? [laughter] over here, can i see the hands of people who own an electric vehicle? okay. so when the president says, i cut to punch holes on the grounds commit means more out of your pocket, right? all right, can i see the hands of people who are retired or who

are on a fixed income? on the right? we will go to this guy in the back. what is your name? mark. so you retired four months ago. congratulations. how was it going so far during inflation? >> but is great but portfolio is down $400,000. >> steve: oh, my goodness what if you started cutting back on? >> just about everything. >> how often do you go out for dinner? >> once a week. >> how often did you go before? >> a lot more than that. >> steve: no kidding. down in the front row, what is your name? when you go to the grocery store, what is the number one thing you look at it, i can't believe this cost me that much because it used to cost this little? >> a couple of months ago $1.99 a for eggs but now $4.50, really? >> steve: who is on fixed income retired? this lady right here. what is your name? nancy. what have you had to cut back

on? >> wealth, i got to go to a gen. >> steve: taste about the same. >> exactly. and i have a friend who gives, has chickens. so i get my eggs from her. >> steve: do you asked for them or go in the middle of the night? [laughter] not just people in fixed income or retired, it is everybody. can i see the hands of people not impacted by inflation because we should escort you out of the room. [laughter] because ainsley and brian, a it impacts everybody. people are not going out as much and it's hard to say for anything. christmas is coming and there won't be as many presents under the tree this year that there have been in the past. >> ainsley: i have my credit card here and i'm buying aaa for everyone. do you think it will be more expensive today than two years ago? >> brian: hello, absolutely. i would imagine carley gets

two -- >> ainsley: and she's feeding two. can i get a round of applause for ainsley? hello! >> ainsley: these are the people that pay my salary. so keep watching and i'll keep buying. >> steve: you have 45 minutes to get it delivered. >> ainsley: it is right across the street so i will send somebody. >> there is no one sweeter. and you just said inflation is impacting everyone. crime as well. chicago police said 37 people were shot in the city including teenagers. six people including one of those teens was killed and a 12-year-old was killed in a week and shooting in philadelphia. the place a 14-year-old cousin shot him in the head while recording a video. at least 25 people were shot in that city over the weekend. twitter is reportedly pushing paws on blue verification checks as part of new subscription until after tuesday's election.

this is the social media platform reportedly asked a handful of employees that laid off last week. meanwhile the platform suspends kathy griffin for impersonating elon musk. he says, "going forward in a twitter handler engagement without specifying parody will be permanently suspended." to week nine as tom brady leads the box in a game a touchdown drive to be the super bowl champs 16-30 and also the chiefs to a win patrick mahomes runs in the touchdown and a two-point conversion to force overtime against the titans. in holds on to the victory to get the 27-17 score. and the jets defense comes up big to shock the super bowl favorite, the bills. >> 21 and running around. trying to stick with him.

default, out of out-of-the-way, incomplete! and that jets will win it! >> sauce gardner getting that stop to seal the game for new york. jets, bills 20-17 and the vikings a comeback win against the commanders and they make sure to celebrate it. the quarterback going viral after the game. dancing shirtless draped in his teammates chains. listen to this, a breathtaking blood moon. a blood moon lunar eclipse. it will hang in the sky tomorrow just in time for election day. the eclipse will begin 5:17 a.m. eastern time and will last for about an hour and a half. during this time, stores will be more invisible and the moon will dim to a glowing red color. tomorrow's total lunar eclipse will be the last visible from earth for the next three years, guys. >> steve: i'm sure that is a lucky sign. the big question is for what party?

it is turning red, right? >> oh, no! i wish they called it a red moon, blood moon. >> brian: carley come i know this is impromptu but you are having a boy, right? >> i am having a boy. >> brian: why don't you name him sauce? >> if you have any suggestions shout them o at me. >> steve: sauce shimkus. >> ainsley: thank you, carley gubernatorial races across the country neck and neck as you know and kayleigh mcenany will react. ♪ ♪ [applause] now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses.

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♪ ♪ [applause] >> brian: some of the most closely watched races for governor. >> steve: join us right now "outnumbered" cohost kayleigh mcenany and emily campos. >> steve: this is a time-share and the show right here and thank you for allowing us. kelly, when it comes to the statehouse is particularly the governorship of new york. when was the last time people in the mainstream media were talking about, you know a republican could actually win in new york state? >> two decades ago george

pataki. but what is so interesting about this race, a year ago, think of a state you know well, new jersey, right, phil murphy, jack, 7.8% gap between the two so the democrat phil murphy actually 2.8%. and jack nearly pulled off a victory there. >> steve: don't trust the polls. >> don't trust the polls because under estimate the senate by five points and senate six points. it has been both parties underestimate about 16-20, republicans were an estimated. >> steve: is that nefarious? >> i don't think nefarious the last eight years including my vote and republicans on the posters i don't want to be a part of this. >> ainsley: there are a lot of people, emily and if you are a conservative or a democrat and you are going to vote for lee zeldin, you have to keep your mouth shut because if you do come if you tell them you are voting for republican, everyone

at the table even with your best friend start a huge argument and you have all these major discussions. some people will keep their mouth shut, go to the polls. i'm not sure. i think it is neck and neck but if you look at some of these polls, kathy hochul 57. 57p room. it is the real clear average but i think lee zeldin could pull this off. >> fostered by the democrats in power in mainstream media culture that has done only amplification of that and with that of claimant. joe morelle for new york city with amazing pod and he address that point and said all that needs to happen is for voters to show up. all that needs to happen is those new yorkers who feel they can't speak up or simply tired of the 42% rise in transit crime here they are tired of inflation. they are tired that criminals outweigh their own. and how their children will be

educated. they need to show up and vote and likely all those votes -- 's >> brian: let's go out to lane. lane, you have a question for kayleigh? >> hi, you were fabulous white house press secretary under president trump. one, do you miss it? and two when we win the white house in 2024, would you want to be white house press secretary press secretary again? >> what an honor and i'm humbled by your words. it is the owner of a lifetime to serve government and be a part of history and work for my former boss who was wonderful and do great things for the country. i love to be fox news and the best job so we will take it day by day. [applause] i'm humbled. >> brian: let's go out to lisa. lisa, you have a question for emily? over here. >> hi, actually i have a question for both of you. if time allows.

emily, given the things that are going on with safety and fairness in women's sports and you being such a wonderful role model, what kind of advice would you give to young girls who might be looking at the things that are going on now under what their future might look like? >> in connecticut, first of all, thank you so much for that. >> brian: boys at transition pure and speak with the most important thing to use your voice to not from leisure principles. remember when we saw a father coach a daughter who speaks up in the district said you cannot get in tourneys evolved. that is your right and you use that justice system to try to achieve justice in any way that you can. >> steve: that they'd suspended them and brought them back in, right? >> they denied the chance to say, first of amendment right and i don't feel comfortable

with a -- so stay true to yourself and don't compromise your principles and interests stay true to your family as well. >> steve: thank you all for those questions. watch kaylee know mike kayleigh and emily on "outnumbered" in three hours and 40 minutes. [applause] >> steve: you know the audience now realizes that as soon as we start talking, they turn to the big door to see who is next. let's go ahead and turn around. this time, they are not there. [laughter] ♪ ♪ rachel campos-duffy and pete hegseth with a live audience. and the butler high school marching band returns. ♪ ♪ [applause]

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welcome in "fox & friends" weekend crew. president biden skipping the battleground states to campaign for the democrats in blue maryland. >> brian: let's talk to will cain, rachel campos-duffy. good morning to all of you. maryland is blue like that suit, pete. >> so blue a 28-point lead for west point. this is the end of joe biden's political career. stark contrast, it will relevant race and the democrats going to win and a lot of people people believe westmore is the future standard bearer for the democrat party. joe biden will get wiped out in a red way for reds who know me. this is the last day of joe biden's effective, political career and the handing of the torch to a new generation whether he knows it or not. [laughter] somebody told him to go to maryland. he will go to maryland. it is over. >> ainsley: what if trump runs? >> it is part of his effective

political career. it is over today. >> to his point, what a statement the midterm for joe biden has visited is pennsylvania. outside of that, he is going to lay ups. he's going to new mexico. he has no political capital and no democrats want to expand whatever capital he has to help them. >> ainsley: in pennsylvania he stayed with barack obama, right? >> steve: the day after election if bloodbath he visited he can't go. look, joe biden came and lost. but going to places his candidates will win already. >> ainsley: he will get blamed anyway, you know that. >> so unbelievably significant he came out of the week and then you guys covered it, no more drilling. he is saying the putin press hype and old the blooming of saudi arabia, saying the greedy oil executives. it is all a lie. it is all him, rachel. >> can i say something moving forward because i think the

selection will be a red wave and obviously the american people don't agree with him on his war on american energy, but we are always looking to the politicians. of course, there is a role for politicians opening up the oil but a role for us as parents educating on the good things about oil. remember when donald trump said beautiful coal. the reason he said coal is beautiful because it creates beautiful things for us to live,'s prosperity purity of big green is in our schools. all of our kids are getting indoctrinated. if they have big green of the school, bring in big fossil. let's talk about how energy makes our lives work or creates human prosperity. because of the green energy policies, because of the green new deal tucked into all of these bills that have been passed over the last year that they have been lying with the titles of the bills. because of that comic people will be impoverished not just in our countries but africa, famine in africa, food insecurity all over europe, energy, heat and

security in europe. we have to take it on. the industry needs to stop apologizing. >> steve: you know what it's come i think your predictions of a red wave are accurate. the reason i say that, even the mainstream media is catching up. "saturday night live" knows that job is going to lose bic so they are making jokes about it. >> this tuesday the midterm elections, and democracy let's just say big yikes. [laughter] what is going on? the democrats message just ain't getting through. some are talking to people who don't exist. they don't help much. i will try like, i promise. >> steve: we have seen this before. >> that is not funny. it is not turning out to be funny. you want real comedy greg gutfeld in response to joy reid sagging, well, we learned the new terms like inflation. the word inflation before republicans got a hold of it. you are teaching us new words

like multiple stab wounds. [laughter] and we understand that inflation is difficult and a three syllable word, inflation. that is. >> ainsley: there is another word that explains the constituency. it is called flat tennis. latinx. >> pete, did you come up with that word? >> i did not. >> brian: let's go to the people unless you guys are against it. you like people, right? let's go with nancy. nancy, you have a question for these three guys? >> i am a little concerned and i think we can say whatever major concerns are, price of gas, food. for me the elephant in the room is that a threat democracy with the corruption in the fbi and the doj. that runs a lot deeper for me. we went pete, you want to take

that? speak with polling setup issues, you see inflation, and threats to democracy. we point out all the time you don't have to ask the second question to that because cnn and msnbc say the threats to democracy and talking about donald trump are maga republicans. there are plenty of people out there and probably a lot of you and we talk about all the time, we feel our republic is under threat because fundamentally undermining institutions. the threat to democracy is the fact that they have weaponize the doj and the fbi. there is not equal justice under the law. that is where kevin mccarthy and whoever the leader of the senate republicans are going to have to be extremely aggressive very quickly about getting to the bottom at least for the next two years before there is a republican president. god willing. because otherwise, you will not restore confidence. >> ainsley: nancy, the most glaring example is the pro-life protesters peacefully protesting had their homes rated and they

are facing jail time. meanwhile, domestic terrorist fire burned pregnancy crisis centers, nothing is happening to them. it is on equal justice, are right. >> i know, i know. >> steve: the three of you will plan out tomorrow, rachel will be somewhere and pete will be with waffles. >> pete had said -- i'm >> he's off to gainesville, georgia. >> brian: did you pick a name out of the habit? >> i got to the producers first. >> ain>> i wanted to go back toy hometown and see my girlfriends. >> really? >> we have to get your votes in early. >> no, i will fly back. [overlapping voices] >> vote early and often. >> 45 minutes for early voting?

>> i'm going on tuesday. >> brian: guys, if you want to see these two guys on stage with me december 2nd in newark, new jersey, i have not found out what we're doing yet but it always conjunction fox nation, brandon mississippi saturday and tulsa, oklahoma, on sunday. just go to briankilmeade.com. >> ainsley: you didn't me about this. >> soon. there could be a costume. >> brian: 1776 and not 1619, that is when the country was born, right? >> steve: it could involve a triangle at. >> and a long, white wig. all right, they kick us off of the air, kick us off of the air every what? ♪ ♪ they take over at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ ♪ [applause]

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♪ ♪ [applause] >> steve: come on back in. >> ainsley: they love you. >> steve: president biden's far left agenda energy agenda heading into the midterms. >> ainsley: joining us to newsroom dana perino and bill hemmer. [applause] >> that is nine: michael evan eastern time. >> ainsley: you kick us off of the air. >> plenty of work by then. >> steve: dana come as you look and you've been in politica long time. >> a long time. >> steve: how different or

similar is this midterm cycle to step we have seen before? >> that is interesting, midterms are on -- even the president tried to say it is a choice. it is a referendum on who is in power and historically that means the opposing party and in this case the republicans will win back seats. we know that is true. even prognosticators and the forecasters say the republicans on the health side will win back seats but a question how many, between 3-25 and even more a possibility. and the senate, that is a jump ball. >> brian: are you surprised the average seeking, 43 seats. >> that is remarkable. dana is exactly right. >> could answer. >> good answer, dana, ovitz is, always is. >> brian: that is called chemistry. >speak with the 43-pound elephat in the room. the average approval rating and as one poll last week suggested

around 39th. i don't know, maybe 43 or somewhere in between. but that is what people are voting on. ask yourself this question, what is better today than what we had two years ago? name three things. i will spot you won. i will give you covid. i will let you fill in the blanks number two and number three. >> ainsley: it's not the border, it's not the gas prices. >> it is tough for democrats and we will see tomorrow night how that plays out. >> ainsley: we have answers and questions from the audience. first one, lisa is on this side. >> having been there yourself i was wondering if you had advice for karine jean-pierre. >> the press secretary chop is the hardest job in washington. made a little bit more difficult by social media which is something i didn't have to deal with. one of the most important things at the podium you are not just the press secretary for the president of the united states but the press secretary for all

americans. that matters a lot and people will hang on what you say. i also advise every press secretary, not just her, protect yourself because your integrity, race and dignity are all you on. >> steve: ultimately her job is to make joe biden look good. >> well, i think her job is to try to advance the president's policies and explained to us how did he get to this decision? i think it is curious, right, when they walk back so many things he said like this week and when he said he would shut down the coal jobs. that night, actually his words have been twisted and he didn't mean that. no, his words were not twisted. he did say that. guess what, he set up again yesterday. >> brian: let's go to lisa. lisa, you have a question for bill. let's go to end. >> dana come i love your purse. i was wondering would you dress up for halloween? he wore a bandanna with a bunch of hats on it. he's got a little bit of a

problem and sniffs marijuana and you probably smelled on the streets. i was going to address him as a pothead but i decided that might not be good. >> steve: didn't he eat the marijuana? >> yes. >> he got very sick and somebody should vote on that. people have to go to jail for leaving marijuana on the streets. >> ainsley: he didn't work as a military dog, did he? >> s>> we have mark teasing, jack keane, rickie fowler, governor newsom from new hampshire who will probably win his race but two congressional races up there in a very good senate races got tight. >> brian: out of nowhere. >> bulldog canada 50% in the latest poll which is a sign to see how it comes. we have three reporters covering pennsylvania for two years here they have been all over the state and campus pennsylvania

and we will see how they see the race between fetterman and dr. oz. >> steve: you have 12 minutes to get upstairs. >> we can make it. >> brian: why don't you toss it to the weather? >> oh, i love the weather. janice dean is right there. janice -- >> that is not how you toss to weather. you are not supposed to ask a question. >> brian, you have not referenced me during the show. hey, what about the weather? i have something to tell you. you could get into politics, janice if you ever want to. we would hate to lose you at fox because the republican running in new mexico was a meteorologist. >> stay tuned. [laughter] [applause] >> ainsley: but first let's look at the weather because we have warm conditions up and dowe east coast and my friends, we actually have the potential for a hurricane. i know we just woke up and what

the heck! nicole moving into the east cold and might dip out into the western side and move up the panhandle so the bottom line if you look anywhere across florida, the southeast coast, you need to pay attention. i know we are talking about midterms, but we will focus on the storm because it could potentially start raining tuesday into wednesday. we watch this area low pressure at the mid-atlantic and northeast as a northeaster. so the bottom line is yes, politics important but so is the weather. [laughter] >> brian: absolutely, thank you janice dean. [applause] all right, coming up former counsel to president trump kellyanne conway is here. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ tis' the season to buy the maytag pet pro pair. so you and your sweater can forget all about those hairy situations.

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♪ ♪ [applause] >> ainsley: president trump is reportedly set to make his 2024 announcement. let's welcome fox news contributor and former counsel

to president trump, kellyanne conway. [cheers and applause] >> brian: so, kellyanne conway is it true they are saying the first of next week the president will make it official? >> it is true the president is itching to get back into the white house and to correct all the bad that has happened the last two years. the last time it takes to have a baby, brian, they unraveled all these great policies. energy independence, the economy, covid, record low unemployment rates and african americans, hispanic americans, women, you name it. the military and law enforcement were deeply respected and more generously resourced. so many issues now that people are sagging, how do we get back to where we were? people are drowning economically and looking for pockets. i talked to him this morning and he said, "i think you are going to be very, very, very happy." i give the president a ton of credit for doing two big things. one is waiting after the

midterms and waiting after the midterms we can and urged by people to run appear at making sure the focus is on the candidates, he's been out there canning. canning campaigning for for j.d. vance and importer yesterday, pennsylvania the day before. donald trump said 2015 he has not got campaigning for himself or other candidates. i would say joe biden never got started. [laughter] >> brian: he did go after ron desantis. were you surprised that sanctimonious? >> he said florida you will reelect the wonderful senator marco rubio and electra governor ron desantis. they are on the same team. governor did the nine knows and appreciates and is grateful for the fact it was president trump8 where desantis at 3% in president trump and/or cement the primary and then he kept going back to florida to campaign for him, including the date election date and won

32,000 votes. but listen they are on the same team. i think the big controversy this weekend is joe manchin and joe biden are fighting with each other over the value of coal in our country. if anybody here has folks that you love and respect in the energy sector, you can appreciate the democrat democratic party -- >> brian: and no drilling. but let's go to patty the windows side. hey, patty a question for kelly end. >> how lucky you got to work for such a wonderful president. my question is, i've heard so many wonderful stories of him giving people money. and what is donald trump truly like? why do you think that the media always gets it so wrong on him? >> well, i appreciate that. the privilege of my career has been to work in the white house senior counsel and rent the campaign before that and maintain relationship with president trump. so i will see a couple of things about him. he never looks for or wants to

get credit for the many people he is connected with opportunities, whether employment opportunities or scenting his plane for people who needed access to health services, et cetera. he ran for president and had none of the usual political motivators. he didn't need fame, money that position and power he had all of that. his family sacrificed enormously. he wanted to run and be president because he loves the country. he immediately got to work. the establishment did not like that and if you go to washington to work with volume and velocity that washington has never seen before, you are going to ruffle some feathers. i will tell you a quick story. first of all, the things he never gets credit for when he has people in the oval office with the cameras off. he is so genuinely interested in the person, the policy, helping young people, giving them advice about staying away from drugs and alcohol and smoking and everything and telling about the great futures. secondly, i will say this about

him. best girl boss ever come i read in my book "here's the deal" and i looked around 8:20 a.m. i funk the trunk, sarah huckabee sanders, and me in between the five of us 19 children. at the time between h as two and 16. all the highest ranked in the white house and no company in america where that can be. >> steve: speaking of your book, here's the memoir, everybody is going to get it. >> awesome. >> steve: the audience. [cheers and applause] >> that book, steve, direction about how to win again. look at afterwards how to win again. >> steve: also this friday is veterans day and in honor of nation's heroes the fox news shop has special products as you can see right here available now. >> brian: we will have a special ghost veterans day. i can't give it out yet, but also, your book is over there. >> ainsley: you are getting all of our books but now through sunday 20% off and all proceeds donated to the u.s. veterans.

>> brian: use the qr code on your screen or head over to fox topshop news.com. [laughter] b1 so glad you were born and -- >> ainsley: in your cookbook. happy birthday, carley! we are so glad you were born. [applause] >> steve: a special thanks the butler high school. [singing happy birthday to carley] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> steve: and here comes the band. look out! ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us live from the studio. ♪ ♪

♪ >> bill: great show. good morning, everybody. election eve in america. both sides have a chance in a matter of hours to make closing arguments and they're calling in the big guns as we say hello. i'm bill hemmer. it is monday. one day at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. >> dana: tyrus, big guns pretty sure. it might be one of his nicknames. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a long day between now and tomorrow night. president biden and former