♪ ♪ >> brian: what a star-studded show we have had so far. i mean, the players on the ballot today. it is election day and we are watching many of the tight races across the country as

republicans and democrats square off for control in congress. >> steve: the polling place is opening right now, including in wisconsin and arizona where crucial races for governor and senate are taking center stage. >> ainsley: 36 states will pick a governor today has control of the senate hinges on the outcome of 35 races and every seat in the house, 435 of them up for grabs today. >> brian: and across the country, we are hearing from the candidates themselves come already in the tape library, lee zeldin, dr. oz, and jd vance sharing their final pitch to voters this morning. >> i will declare a client to my crime emergency day one and suspend cashless bail, raise the age, the discovery law changes and force the state legislature to come to the table. that is what new yorkers want. they don't want to be told to look away and they don't think any of this is a joke. >> i stand for ballots.

i know how to bring solutions to the forefront, that is what people want. >> we actually certainly have the better of the policy and we need to make our voice is heard today. we have got to get out there and vote. this is our one chance throughout the entire four years of joe biden's time in office where we get to push back. >> steve: those are some of the candidates that spoke with us on "fox & friends" the first two hours of the program. coming up this hour you will hear from florida senator marco rubio and sarah huckabee sanders in just a couple of minutes. >> ainsley: we are also hearing from the voters this morning as we campus the country and we have breakfast with our amazing friends. >> brian: right, promising the whole three hours, lawrence jones is live in gainesville, georgia. >> steve: pete hegseth live in eagle pennsylvania. >> ainsley: in wisconsin. >> brian: we begin with will

cain because he chose to be first and he wants to be first. he has satellite in florida, hey, bill. >> what is that? that is a son of a biscuit, steve. and that right there has hash browns inside the breakfast sandwich. they are giving me a hard time and said i'm not dressed right. this guy knows how to dress florida, look, shorts, and is built different. that is how we are built today. big races in florida, marco rubio and val demings. ron desantis, charlie crist for governor. marco rubio and his camp a minute ago. [chanting] >> a lot of ron desantis as well. we would check in with the issues important to florida voters. back to you. >> steve: will cain who is a lucky guy will have a son of a biscuit here shortly. thank you very much for speaking clearly and slowly.

>> ainsley: rachel campus trophy. hey, rachel. >> good morning to all of you. it is great to be here. you guys talk a lot about that red way of that and that red in wisconsin will depend on rule voters getting out in droves in order to offset milwaukee and madison. how many of you are coming to the polls today? [cheers and applause] elections matter all the way from city council to the governor's seat, which is also a tight race and of course, the senate race between mandela barnes and senator johnson. back to you guys from wisconsin! [cheers and applause] >> brian: let's go out to lawrence. he's at the smoke house bbq in gainesville or bq, hey lawrence. >> hey, good morning, family. i'm in georgia with the dogs this morning and a big race here and all bets are on the

governor, but still a big race when it comes to the senate spot between raphael warnock and herschel walker but guys, we have been talking politics on the got a little hungry so they brought me my favorite, ainsley, biscuits and gravy. biscuits, and then of course, we have some fruit on the side. as you can see what matters the most is the real man food. [laughter] we will be here all morning and then tonight as election results are coming in, i will be back in georgia with the folks at a bar. we will have a good time. so guys, it new york come i will devour all of >> brian: very nice. from diners drive-ins and dives to triple p, pancake p.m. pennsylvania, pete. >> i will take it, steve, how are we filling in pennsylvania today? speed [cheers and applause] what an awesome crowd in bucks county outside of

philadelphia where this collection might be decided. how many people are voting on election day today? [cheers and applause] almost everybody. so should dr. oz win it will be because voters in pennsylvania decided to come out today to overwhelm what would be democratic advantage on the absentee ballot. who do you guys love more dr. oz or the philadelphia eagles? dr. oz, may be on sunday it will go back to you. >> steve: there is a lot of love for a lot of people in eagle diner. we will talk to a few voters to get a sense what is motivating them to get up and come here and vote on "fox & friends." >> steve: very nicely done. >> ainsley: the diners this morning so early before they go and vote. >> brian: dr. oz if they show love to dr. oz in philadelphia that is the key. if he can get something,

something substantial from philadelphia like lee zeldin commit to some roads in new york city, which seem to be fairly democrats. >> steve: lucas tomlinson joining us from the north line, lucas. >> good morning, let's start in new york where the states battle new york challenger lee zeldin for stoke fears ahead of the election today. >> he has been hyperventilating, trying to scare people for months. and new yorkers are on to it. all the legitimate media organizations have called him out for what he is doing, fearmongering. >> on his way to the white house last night, president biden remains optimistic about democrats winning the senate but admitted when he the house will be tougher. the critics accused biden up listening to the voters, guys, pointing to inflation, crime as evidence. the one battleground state biden has visited his home state of

pennsylvania. it is noted that biden is not the headliner at his home state at a rally photo. john fetterman and his former boss barack obama. and warning a winner may not be declared quickly. fetterman who counted mail-in votes even signed with a valid date reacts to the news, this race is close and we should all be prepared for a process that several days before all votes are properly counted and the results are clear. in battleground ohio state ohio state, donald trump won 2016 and 2020 and the former president campaign last night for jd vance his opponent tim ryan who seem little help from his fellow democrats took a page out of elizabeth warren's book and cracked open a cold one. >> tim ryan with his closing arguments on tonight's board, thank you very much. >> we will bring it home, lawrence. >> gotcha! >> we will bring it home. >> last night president biden went to prince george's marilyn county and a stronghold

but marilyn not considered a battleground state. a stump for democratic candidate for governor expected to win mike by 30 points, 30 points. biden appeared to forget his name. >> and of course we have that next governor, what is his name, westmore? >> the white house remaining and biden a traditional date after election day press conference. guys. >> steve: they are indeed because shortly after the midterm results, a lot of them come in but the president is going to cambodia. and then he will go to bali. >> brian: wow my did not know that. >> steve: peter is in south korea to do my career right now heading for cambodia. >> brian: here is another big question, how can he break a tradition and not have a press conference? why can't they commit to having a press conference after midterms? we know donald trump did and

barack obama, george bush, i had a thumping. whatever it is. >> ainsley: many are speculating this might mean he is not running again. >> steve: i got a feeling what he will do, i know nothing, but i bet on the tarmac under the wing of air force one, he decides to bring over a reporter. all we need is a sound bite why they lost. he will say something and that will be yet. >> brian: well, normal president would sit there about a half an hour. >> steve: let's talk to sarah huckabee sanders. she is running for governor, but once upon a time she was press secretary. sarah, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: if you were joe biden, when you get out of town as quick as possible after the midterms? >> if i was joe biden, i probably would leave before the midterms because every single republican is campaigning aggressively against his failed policies. and that is one of the biggest

reasons we will see a massive red wave though across america. because joe biden and his team at the house democrats and the control of the senate have literally destroyed every single thing they have touched. and that is why they were so much excitement, so much enthusiasm to see republicans take back the house. to see republicans take back the senate and to take over the 36 governor's race is across the country today. if i was him i would run out of town too. >> brian: buddies running on on the fact that fact democracies and the balance and running on the fact he has two more years. he wants to say, "i am still in charge." he might say doesn't like the message but you know press secretary and you are a press secretary but it is important to address the american people and digest an election he says people have a heart we must all accept? >> absolutely. the fact that he is already setting the expectation that he won't talk to the press tells us

everything we need to know about what we can expect to happen today. i think we are going to see republicans reject biden and their policies aggressively at the ballot box by putting republicans back in control. people are sick and tired of out-of-control inflation, the crime that is ravaging the city's and the open border policies in this administration and democratic governors and mayors across the country have allowed these things to happen. people are clearly rejecting that peer that is why it is going to be a really incredible day for republicans coast-to-coast. >> ainsley: during an election cycle, it depends on what the issues are most important to the country and whichever party is focusing more on the issues. those are the ones that will usually win. the initials when u.s. people it is inflation, it is economy, and it's crime pure those are the top issues that resonate with the voters. so, your dad was on

"fox & friends" earlier this morning. he was talking about the democrats and their message. listen to this spirit speak with the democrats have not given any reason for people to vote, they just happened. if people really care about things like crime, the open border, the economy, the price of gasoline and groceries, if they truly care about leaving the children will not be exposed to nuttiness in their schools like 57 genders and a kid who is seven, eight years old decides to wake up one day and decide he something he is not, people will say, i have never voted for a republican before, but i am going to today. because these people on the other side have lost their minds. >> ainsley: we are saying that a lot in new york because crime has gotten so out of control that a lot of democrats in the city will be voting for lee zeldin. what do you think? >> i think he is exactly right. it is kind of nice to have a dad to be my act on tv this morning.

and in the governor's office. in my opinion, he is the best governor of arkansas has ever had and one of the best in the country. i tell him i look forward to take that title away from him. no one has been more supportive than he has in that process. but i think he is exactly right that people, the democrats have not given the people of this country a reason to vote for them. i think lee zeldin lee zeldin is in a great position and the fact we are talking about republican winning in new york and talking about republican winning in places like oregon, that is because the democrats have failed every level from the white house down to state houses and cities. republicans are talking about the things that really impact every person around the country. and we are going to see a huge red wave tonight. >> ainsley: [boos] >> brian: this win would be special for you and your family. have you put into perspective?

>> steve: she would be the first woman elected governor in arkansas. >> it would be an absolutely incredible privilege and honor to serve the people of my state. it would be the first woman and i believe the very first father/daughter ever anywhere in the country. so pretty remarkable day for our family and hopefully for the state of arkansas and the country. >> steve: i feel sorry for your mother because janet would call up and say, hey, governor, the phone is for you! and two people would say me or her? >> my mom, everyone will know who she's talking to, steve. she has not shied. we will figure it out real quick. >> brian: i'm not sure there are many land lines working in houses these days. >> steve: listen, they have a landline. >> ainsley: you know who else gets a warm-up act on tv is your son, peter doocy. >> steve: he does indeed. >> ainsley: steve will kick

off the show. >> steve: has a long way from home today. sarah, thank you very much, good luck. >> ainsley: we wish you the best, god bless you. >> steve: let's go over to carley. she is right over there. >> yes, that's right how speaker pelosi said the attack on her husband will play into her decision whether to retire if democrats lose control of the house today. listen to this... >> well, i have to say my decision will be affected. >> will your decision be impacted intact in any way? >> when someone is assaulted in your family because of you, they were not looking for paul, they were looking for me. i think members have to weigh that as to whether they would run. >> ainsley: paul pelosi was released from the hospital on thursday. the suspect david depape faces 13 years to life in prison on a number of charges including attempted murder and attempted kidnapping.

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♪ ♪ >> we are going to lower everything for families and lower costs for seniors. i say -- "indistinct." marco rubio can't tell me anything. >> steve: they have democratic senate hopeful in florida val demings making her final pitch to voters claiming marco rubio knows nothing about financial struggles.

however, that speech appears to annoy the senders own humble beginnings. right now on this busy election day morning florida senator marco rubio, senator, good morning to you. >> good morning, thank you for having me on. >> steve: i don't know exactly what she's talking about because i have heard you tell your story about how your dad was a bartender and your mom a chambermaid. and you came from humble beginnings. >> most americans were raised by people who worked with their hands. i worked on an hourly basis and that is a great part of the american story. the big difference in america are people who go into service or become successful and remember that and the people who become successful and forget that. at the end of today and tonight, not just import about around the country, one of the main reasons why luke will be they have forgotten the backbone of the country men and women who get up everyday and go to work and work 8-12 hours with their hands and they have forgotten these people. they are telling these people the paris accord and the climate

is more important than lower gas prices for them. they are telling people, giving people a third and went for the chance commit crimes and the mike pence security and safety. and being compassionate to people in illegally is more important than securing the border and keeping trucks off of the streets. when you tell people that over a sustained period of time and then on top of that you roll out hollywood actors and musicians and celebrities and whatever to make fun of them, these people will react to that and we will find out who really matters in america. >> steve: 's something has been going on down in florida. i was down in florida friday and a lot of people, a lot of republicans did early voting and mailed in their votes. historically, voters show up today. we will see in the end how it turns out. i have been reading a lot about these preliminary poles that have shown, for instance, rhonda santon's a republican in florida, he is on the verge of winning miami-dade county. i think he lost it by 20 points when he ran for governor a

couple of years ago. that shows you the state of how things have changed in south florida as we look at tim ryan going to a polling place in ohio. i think we know exactly who he is going to be voting for. so senator, it is a different elect tour it there in florida. then we have seen before. >> two things people have moved here the last four years from parts of the country per they move from california to new york to illinois and sell them a call ideas with crime, spending and all these issues, they came to get away from that stuff. so if you came to get away from that stuff, you will be against that stuff in florida. the other issue talk about miami-dade county, it is my home county. this is a county we've got wealthy people i'm of course we do but a lot of working class people, small business people who were the ones paid the biggest price during the pandemic. their kids couldn't go to school when they wanted to keep schools closed. likely they will think compared to the rest of the country.

they were the ones paying the high gas prices and struggling to find anyone to working for small businesses. they are the ones getting hit with inflation and the people in charge telling them, none of that matters. what is important we have electric cars. what is important is we never drill for oil and buy from saudi arabia and venezuela and stuff like that. i think you see the shift in the people because the democratic party and ideals have become so hostile. >> steve: marco rubio joining us today. ultimately if you are here and want to get out to vote can absolutely remember, don't necessarily believe the polls. just vote with your two feet and go and cast your vote for whomever you like. >> yocum of the polls try to predict who you will vote for if you don't vote but if you don't go vote, it won't matter. so you need to go vote. if you are watching, don't leave the stuff. if you don't vote, none of that stuff will matter. >> steve: marco rubio, good luck, sir. >> thank you. >> steve: coming up tuesday the pennsylvania senate race can

determine the balance of power, you know that. pete hegseth having breakfast with those in pennsylvania. you have a bunch of friends, don't you, pete? >> having breakfast and they meet normally every thursday but here on tuesday, via vietnam pets. thank you for your service. i asked them if they would go vote and they looked at me like they were going to snap my neck. of course they are going to go vote. everybody else, they are americans and we will talk to a few great americans in pennsylvania in a moment. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> brian: republican senate candidate dr. oz casting his belly in the last half hour. he's up against, i don't know if you have heard, democrat john fetterman. >> ainsley: oh, we have heard. "fox & friends" pete hegseth having breakfast with friends at eagle diner and warminster, pennsylvania. >> yes, hey, guys wonderful people. we have the best assignment and television to travel the country and talk to voters. today on election day, i am with sue and andy come army that, thank you for your service. you have been married 55 years and you voted this morning. tell mike talk to me what the

voting experience was like in this county. >> actually it was pretty crowded when we went in about seven: 15 and there were two lines which made me excited. the process was very easy, very easy so i was happy to be there and do it. >> exactly, same thing. it was a pleasure and i couldn't wait to vote. i've waited a long time here are driving me crazy and i've been watching this going on. and we need to vote. >> they are telling me live his john fetterman casting his vote. so what is the biggest issue when you voted today? >> the economy, senior citizens, education, eight grandchildren. and the border. >> crime is a big one. and the southern border. i don't know what is going on with that. that is crazy. >> god bless you both. thank you for sharing that experience with us and being here. i will head over to this table with young ladies who i had a

chance to talk to earlier, how are you? you describe yourselves as the roaches that are voting for raid. [laughter] why are you voting for raid? >> i am voting because the economy is a mess and we need to get the democrats outcome especially in pennsylvania. i'm also very concerned about crime. i don't go into philadelphia anymore and three of my kids live in new york city and take the subway. i'm always praying up for them and thinking about what they are encountering in new york city. >> safety is number one. what are the issues you are motivated by? speak with the issues that i'm motivated by are the ones that impact us everyday, inflation, economy, it's the crime. we live in bucks county and the community with school districts and we see crime right on our backyards. we had 26 break-ins in one night this summer. we also had a carjacking right down the street. things that we have never talked about before and they are right here in our back door appear the crime of civilian from

philadelphia from their liberal policies and spilling into the school districts and impacting everyday decisions. everyone feels it every time they fill up their gas station or go to the grocery store. every person is feeling the impact. >> real, the issues. >> who can pick just one? i can ever remember a time when so many things were off track be it inflation, immigration, crime, t he economy, education. the country is broken and hopefully today will be the first day to try to fix it. >> passion of voters to head to the voters. ladies, are you going there next? there we go lot of people getting their breakfast and heading to the polls in bucks county, pennsylvania, for the big senate race to find out hopefully tonight who the winner is peered back to you. >> steve: nicely done, pete. all eyes on pennsylvania and all eyes on georgia were the polls are open. we are following the major races between the senate matchup between incumbent democrat senator raphael warnock and

republican challenger herschel walker. >> ainsley: the second incumbent republican brian kemp fighting to keep his job from challenger democrat stacey abrams. >> brian: what a difference for years makes between those two. meanwhile "fox & friends" -- that is fetterman right there who just voted. i didn't even recognize him. >> steve: i can tell by the shorts. he got dressed up for the occasion. so there you go. >> brian: of course. lawrence jones is at the smokehouse barbecue no where near pennsylvania. he's in georgia, hey, lawrence. >> yeah, brian, i'm in the south. so no where near pennsylvania. it is good to be here, too. i'm with my friend argentina and we just met argentina. we have a candid conversation because you voted for joe biden, but you feel a little differently now, why? >> because of what is going on now. i have always voted democrat. as soon as he took office, i knew exactly i opened up my eyes. it is leaving people behind in

iraq. the border, the soft-on-crime. education. it is unbelievable. >> enough is enough. >> i went this morning and i voted all republican. [cheers and applause] >> wow! guys, it is not just argentina. this is my final stop in all the swing states we have been to, the amount of democrats done with the democratic party and voting republican because of joe biden is astounding. sir, what is the number one issue for you a? >> if we don't see a major change today, my generation has seen the pinnacle of this country. my major concern is the economy not to mention the criminal attack on our gas and oil industry. >> what do you mean by that, sir? speak with the criminal attack? shutting off the pipelines, the keystone pipelines no new drilling permits, the difficulty in getting drilling permits, the

difficulty in getting financing. doing everything they can to bring the country to its knees. it has got to stop! [cheers and applause] >> wow a lot of people agree with him. ma'am, what is the number one issue for you? >> education and getting us back to where we were where our economy we could go spend our money. where people can go to the grocery store and shop, by their things and not have to give up something because they want something else. i'm about to have my seventh grandchild in december, and i want our country to be great again. >> that is why you are voting. >> i am voting for brian kemp, herschel walker. we need to get back our country how it was. we need correct reeducation to our country to really let them know and our children no how things used to be that can be that way again. like he said, we need to drill.

we need drilling. i have family in colorado, that is where we drill for oil. so we need this. >> the mama bears are speaking. >> and i don't care if they call me a roach! we are roaches! we are republicans! [cheers and applause] >> family, it is been so good to be in georgia. as i told you before, i will be here as the election results come in because this is a big race. as you can see they try to silence us, it calling us jim crowed 2.0, they are not silent, fired up in independence and they are not happy with the direction of this country. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: and they are passionate, right, lawrence, excellent job. >> brian: if the race is .5, it is an automatic recount. so if able to get 50 but within .5, they will recount today. >> it will be close.

we went they will tell us tomorrow. >> ainsley: but mark levin said we should just go out and vote to not make predictions. >> steve: so he is mad right now? probably. >> ainsley: another state wisconsin rachel campos-duffy having breakfast with her friends, hey, rachel. >> are you guys excited to be here? they are just as passionate about the election right here in wisconsin. hey, guys, how are the packers doing? okay, who thinks the republicans are going to do better than the packers today? [cheers and applause] all right. we are going to be having pancake. every pancake is served with an american flag, and of course, wisconsin maple syrup. so we will be doing that all morning long, eating and talking about the election. who here wants to be energy independent again? [cheers and applause]

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undated or wrongly data ballots to be thrown out. they will be set aside here at the democrats want them counted. if it is close comic that will be a mess. i call the might come to you from coal country, gas country, and built on the back of the coal industry. as you point out come with the president's comments leading up to the election the last several days not making the folks around here very happy. >> this is also not cheap to generate electricity from wind and solar than it is from coal and oil. we will shut these plants down all across america. >> no more drilling. there is no more drilling. i haven't formed any new drilling. >> it is loud and hard to hear, i think or maybe not exactly what was being said and we believe the president's words

were twisted. >> fracking is a big deal in this race between fetterman and dr. oz. both of them support fracking but both of them were skeptical about fracking, fetterman and particularly so. it is huge here this part of the state, if you look at the production of natural gas. this is the second largest producer of natural gas in terms of states across the country. it is a lot of jobs come about a half a million in oil and gas, $40 billion in wages and double that in economic impact. the folks we talked to around here and there may be people around the state who like the prenew deal and the green agenda but not a lot around here. listen. >> quite a few people that -- it is a big, important thing around here. >> oil and everything going up, it seems like everybody is trying to fight for the wrong reasons. beco you can't control the big

oil companies. >> only about 45 minutes from here is adding diesel fuel. it is on the minds of everybody. >> ainsley, i will leave you with pictures of the two candidates voting, that would be dr. oz in his hometown in the eastern part of the state and then john fetterman into western part. i will tell you john fetterman looks an awful lot like the guys that we see out here in the energy producing part of the state. they like the way he looks but i'm not sure if they are thrilled with the way he talks. i guess we will find out later today. >> you have to talk about what he says. >> ainsley: bryant says it's all about what he says. his policies are extreme and progressive. thanks so much, let's check in with janice dean for the fox news cast. >> yes, the weather does affect bowling. let's take a look at it.

i'm concerned the westport and showers and thunderstorms in the forecast but look at the current temperatures in billings 13 reno. we have snow in the forecast for reno, nevada, and reno, nevada, one of the states we are watching carefully on the weather could actually affect the polling. that is what we are dealing with. the snow lacrosse west sera nevada range towards the rockies. and then across the midwest. minneapolis, sioux falls, the potential for showers but not a big deal and you should go out and vote. here is nicole. we are seeing tropical characteristics of the storm and we are expecting a hurricane to make landfall on the east coast and the west coast could be impacted as well. the mid-atlantic in the northeast needs to watch this in the days ahead. we will keep track of the course, election whether mike weather and subtropical storm nicole in the next 48 hours, in the eastern florida. >> ainsley: thank you so much, janice. it is election day and the polls are open in florida and will is having breakfast with friends in

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♪ ♪ >> brian: all right, there we go to florida. everyone is heading to the polls to decide key races. >> steve: will cain is hearing from voters at morning glory either re-down in satellite beach. hey, will. >> that is it, steve. the polls have been open in florida about an hour. you see these stickers show up i voted stickers. a quick poll, how did you vote? beco governor ron desantis.

>> and senator? >> marco rubio and ron desantis. >> rubio and desantis. >> let's check it out. beco ron desantis. >> senator >> marco rubio. >> how about you, sir? i voted for desantis. desantis, desantis, that is what you get. all right, now let's figure out why. what are the issues, what is the number one issue that will animate your vote today? >> inflation. what it cost for everything. speak with the economy. >> the economy. the country has got to get back to. >> inflation. what is the number one issue? >> definitely economy, economy making sure we protect and

respect our first responders. >> energy independence, economy, inflation, crime. a lot of support not just in getting an answer all throughout the morning, the signs, enthusiasm for ron desantis, marco rubio in florida and we will see how that shakes out today. [cheers and applause] dave and tracy the owners of morning glory and have posted us all morning long. we thank you. the small business owner of the state of florida. what issues do you experience running this business question marks same if everything, cost going through the roof and can't raise your prices to compromise. >> there you have. we appreciate this morning. morning glory, this has been awesome hanging out and back to you guys in new york. >> steve: very nice. meanwhile, republican wisconsin senator ron johnson with a challenge brought by the states democrat lieutenant governor mandela barnes. >> ainsley: rachel campos-duffy having breakfast with our friends and our friends in the home state of wisconsin, good morning. >> good morning to all of your peer that is right we are at s

diner. and it was one of the first diners that went without a mask and a fight so many of the covid mandates. you got through covid and now dealing with inflation. >> inflation, ainsley eggs were there i am a bullock and i can o math better than that. so great staff. wages are up, energy costs are up. it cost all across the board. we are blessed in this area and we don't have to deal with crime because we have a lot of guns. so, yeah, we love god, guns in america here. [cheers and applause] >> this is the rule part of wisconsin that republicans are counting on to offset the urban areas. i'm here with him. she has a position. tell me what it was like quickly to be a physician during covid. i know you said that wasn't important during the selection. >> i think a lot of position to make vicious loons thought they

were her hands were tied and the doctor/patient relationship. >> and also a recent grandmother. so how is having kids and grandkids affecting your vote this time? >> i'm for family values traditional family values and i want my children to grow up in america i grew up in where wholesome, pure ideas where god was important and where values were important. [cheers and applause] >> that is ruled wisconsin for you. we have been talking about crime here this man is running for ag the top prosecutor position in the state. tell me why it is important wisconsin have a republican prosecutor at the top. >> we has seen his work drug violence and we have an attorney general that is basically defund the police and prosecutors at our department of justice the mismanaged air crime labs. to top it off, he turned his back on law enforcement. i am a son of a police officer and my dad spent 40 years in law enforcement. i will stand with law enforcement as a top cop

enforcing the rule. >> this is a tight race, this is a tight race of one or two points. [cheers and applause] it looks like he could flip it from democrat to republican. finally your name? >> andrew. >> you are a caterer so your prices are affecting you as well? >> you look at two or three years ago, you would buy 10 pounds of potatoes, $2.99. but now potatoes $8, $9. little butter patches to be $0.02 a piece that once you get at a restaurant but i paid $0.10 each. >> everybody -- who else is impacted by inflation? [cheers and applause] who was going to vote right now after breakfast? [cheers and applause] back to you in new york. >> steve: very nicely done, rachel. >> brian: game day in iowa. >> steve: absolutely and as we crisscross the country listening to the voters, it sounds like if there is going to be a red wave, the democrats are immediately going to start the blame game. who do we blame?

from all we have read and seen and the last year and a half, joe biden will be the face of this. >> ainsley: everyone go out and vote. we have special coverage that begins tonight at 6:00 p.m. has all of those polls will be closing. we will get results and martha will be on and so will brett ten until 5:00. >> brian: karl rove to brit hume who >> bill: tens of millions casting their ballots. finally, america, you have arrived on the 8th of november, 2022. talking about it for months. >> dana: we knew it would get here eventually. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." a long time coming but this is what will happen. great special conch at 6:00 p.m. to get all your questions answered. president biden ha