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guarantee that he can solve inflation. >> i can't guarantee but i do think we can. >> steve: today we are celebrating 247 years of the marine corps. >> really important to us to recognize our past but, more importantly, the present and our future. >> brian: all right. we begin this hour with a fox weather alert and you are looking now at live images at the choppy waters off of florida east coast for a great reason. >> ainsley: tropical storm nicole is battering the sunshine state after making landfall as a cat one hurricane overnight. more than 230,000 in that area are without power. >> steve: griff jenkins joins us along the treasure coast vero beach with the very latest. griff, you are about an hour away from high tide and soon that concrete will be covered with water. >> griff: it will indeed steve, ainsley and brian, good morning. that's why we are watching this tide coming in. it's a king tide, meaning it's

going to be even higher than normal and it's coming on the back side of tropical storm nicole which came up shore as a category 1 hurricane just south here of vero beach. interesting thing though, steve, the sun broke a little bit through the clouds. we saw that. and the storm clearing some. but the winds and the storm and surf still a concern. can you see, also, some residents here starting to come out, see the damage. they said they don't have too much flooding here and that's a good thing. that was a big concern with this high of a tide. but you can see the real danger, too, is perhaps some of these younger folks may come out and try to surf. it's a very dangerous consideration because so much debris. we pulled this piece of driftwood or something that must have been part of a dock that broke off. can you see the nails and screws in it is really in this angry sea. in fact, up the shore there you can see a restaurant extending out over the water. and can you see just a wood and debris blowing in this very

dangerous surf that high tide coming in about an hour, hour and a half from now. that's a concern as they watch it here. at least one part of a boardwalk north of us closed already because of structural integrity issues. steve, ainsley, and brian, we will send it back to you. >> steve: griff, the storm is moving up the coast pretty quick. just 50, 60 miles south of you, it's clear right now, right? >> griff: that's right. that's a good thing. it's moving fast. but, it certainly is going to reek havoc all of the way across the area near tampa. closed a big bridge, sky bridge closed because of high winds and 70s, 80 mile-per-hour range. it's going to go up north towards georgia and south carolina. and it's a large storm. got a lot of rain and high winds. so, when you hear category 1, if you are in had it path heed it because it's still very dangerous. if you are along the coast and coming out to take a look, take great caution in doing so. you can see the water is starting to come over the wall where we are right now, guys?

>> steve: be careful. all right, griff. thank you very much. >> ainsley: let's check in with janice dean our senior meteorologist, she is tracking the latest on the maps. good morning. >> janice: good morning. we are concerned about the west coast of florida now. a lot of these structures are probably, you know, damaged because of ian, and so i am concerned with winds in excess of 50, 60 miles per hour as it moves towards the west coast of florida now. the big bend area and then making another landfall across, we think, the panhandle of florida. going into georgia and the carolinas. you can see, i mean, this storm, the tropical storm force winds extend 430 miles per hour from the center of this system. it's really encompassing the whole state of florida. 60 mile-per-hour winds. here are some of the latest wind gusts, the speeds 40, 50, 450 to 60 miles per hour. oranges sheared across orlando and space coast. here are some of the wind gusts gustsin excess of 85 miles per r for central florida. cape canaveral 79 miles per hor and melbourne.

here is the track. still going to deal with this storm system as it moves across the big bend of florida into georgia, the carolinas and then we are going to deal with this as a nor'easter as we head into friday and saturday. we are goi going to have many tl delays along the east coast. keep connected to fox weather.com. we have a blizzard across the plains. >> steve: it is november with a hurricane. >> janice: hurricane and a blizzard, yes. >> steve: crazy. >> ainsley: to washington where control of congress is still up for grabs, republicans closing in on how majority on the house majority whip 207 seats right now. >> steve: that's right. they need 21. senate control now just hangs on two races. arizona and nevada, plus, there is going to be a run off in georgia in about a month. >> brian: a lot of people think that arizona is going to really close one for republicans. lucas tomlinson joins us live. lucas, a lot of counting left to do. >> that's right, brian. over the past century the

opposition party has picked up an average of 29 seats. it does not appear that is going to happen this time around, according to the latest results from our fox news decision desk, republicans are leading the democrats 207 to 184, 218 seats are needed for a majority in the house, of course. there are still 44 house elections yet to be called in the senate control rests on the outcome of just three key senate races, nevada, arizona and georgia. right now the republicans are up 49-48. 51 seats are needed for a republican majority. just 50 for the democrats who have the vice president to cast the deciding ty breaking vote. in nevada, republican adam laxalt is up by 2 points with 79% of the vote counted. in arizona, the republican candidate blake masters trails incumbent mark kelly by five points with just 70% of the vote counted two days after the election. moving to georgia. control of the senate might hinge on this critical race, right back to where we were a year ago, guys, when the democrats won that special election, giving biden the deciding street pass his

$1.9 trillion covid relief bill which many say sparked this inflation crisis. right now, raphael warnock is leading his republican valuer herschel walker by 1 point. they go to a run off december 6th. also appears president biden's strategy of battleground states paid off for democrats except for pennsylvania. barack obama and his wife. not everyone wants biden to run for a second term. progressive group in new hampshire launched a quote don't run joe campaign at his press conference yesterday biden vowed not change anything going forward. >> our intention is to run again. that's been our intention. and my guess is it would be early next year we make that judgment. >> it appears that democratic meddling in the g.o.p. primary supporting candidates the president called extreme paid off for the democrats, guys. >> brian: all right. thank you so much, lucas. let's talk about what is really left and expand on what lucas was talking about and that is what is happening in arizona. as usual, they can't count their

votes on time. never intended. to say as usual, they have a little bit of a problem. in maricopa county, arguably one of the most vital, especially for republicans, the most pop most populace county. still waiting on all of that kari lake trailing badly, at the time the polls closed. next thing you know she is surging back and within percentage points. she is 100 percent certain she is going to end up victorious. listen. >> well, i feel 100 percent certain i'm going to win. the question is how big will that win be? can you believe this, tucker? we still have 650,000 votes that have not been counted. we are only down bye by a few thousand votes right now. when those votes come, in i think we will see a lot of liberal minds blowing up. i want all democrats, independents and republicans to trust in the system. and when i win and, trust me, we will win this, this is going to be top of my agenda.

i'm getting my lawmakers, i'm getting the legislators to a special session to change our elections so that they are fair, honest and transparent and we get rid of those machines that are not reliable. >> ainsley: she says she has 650,000 votes that have not been counted in that area. issues were printer issues. dozens of polls ran out of the paper ballots and the election officials are saying it's impacted less than 7% of the vote. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: so neck and neck it can make a difference. >> steve: that's why it's frustrating. nobody is suggesting mischief, we are just waiting on the numbers. meanwhile, there was a red wave. there was a big red wave on tuesday on long island, new york. just about a half an hour ago, we talked to three republican congressman who flipped blue districts red. how did they do it? what was their message? here they are. watch this. >> going to send 11 members from the-i from new york to congress.

and that will ultimately deliver the house majority for republicans. and, you know, being in the hudson valley, rockland county, west chester, putnam, duchess, we defeated the chair of the dccc for the first time in 42 years. >> the reality is americans at large here on long island and in new york state were just fed up. and they just wanted change. and i think we saw that red wave coming out through long island up into the hudson valley. we stuck to the issues that matter to the people in our district. and while the democrats were out there trying to create issues that really weren't at the forefront of what mattered to the people that we want to represent. >> brian: part of the reason is, the 47% of the vote, 47% plus of the vote that lee zeldin got. so he made people and looked at the ballots. zeldin go straight down. got zeldin going to go straight down. i think he got an extra 500,000 votes and the guy that ran in 2018 against andrew cuomo. so, for 500,000 people they had

a way to look down the ticket. also a sense on long island, staten island, as well as west chester and upstated new york issue. enough to try to change courses. evidently the thing that killed lee zeldin was in new york you got under 30%. they should go and give him a standing ovation. if the gavel goes kevin mccarthy or whoever the speaker is likely kevin mccarthy. lee zeldin should be in there for a standing ovation. new york is delivering of the house. >> steve: i hear they are trying to figure out who is going to run. there's a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes trying to negotiate good deals for them if they vote for certain people. so stay tuned. >> ainsley: brian said if he moved out to long island i guess when he moved out there there was only one republican at the time. >> brian: peter king was it during the bush years peter king was it. one of the reasons was will clintons liked peter king for not pushing for impeachment so

they didn't put anybody against him. >> steve: a red wave on long island. gigantic red wave down in florida. and one of the reasons was that miami-dade county went for in double digits for ron desantis. >> ainsley: first time in 20 years. >> steve: ron desantis lost miami-dade county by, i think, 20 points, something like that. a couple of years ago. what a resurgence. but, as it turns out, naturally, some on the political left are looking for reasons. you know, why did so many latinos vote for ron desantis? well, in part, jen psaki, the former white house press secretary, now msnbc pundit said this via tweet. the latino vote is not the same everywhere. there are huge generational differences and in florida, population of older voters, more likely republicans, much larger than younger. socialism does not play there. and there is -- and this is the

important part. she says there is a massive disinformation problem in spanish language media. well you, know what in the spanish language media disagrees. along with many others. >> ainsley: francis suarez, you interviewed him countless times. he's the mayor of miami. here he is on why the dems attempt to appeal to hispanic voters, why their attempt to appeal is failing. >> democrats are in denial. they are in denial because they first tried to brand all hispanics as latin x. that didn't work. people don't like it. then they tried to go nuances and, you know, president, first lady said we are as unique as san antonio tacos that obviously didn't work and obviously offended people. now they are trying to come up with more excuses as to why republicans keep gaining with hispanics. it's not just big for miami-dade county and for florida. it's big for the united states. it's a template for successful, for republican elections, for

generation national. and i think if we continue to communicate and connect with hispanics, it could mean a tremendous amount in terms of, you know, not just winning elections but creating prosperity for a country governing through the principles that have, you know that are the basis of republican elected officials and republican politics. >> brian: think about what an insult is. spanish, those hispanics, they don't understand the difference between truth and untruths. because they are being told things that are wrong. that's why they are not voting for me. carlos founder of media. told democrats democrats ignorance when they blame spanish disinformation. this might help them difficult truths in front of dopplers entirely inconsistent with the research data. the problem is you have venezuela, cuba, they are dictatorships, communists, anyone who comes here knows exactly what party is talking about oppression and not. number two, they they actually

like the country and appreciate it. i think more and more hispanic community is saying can we be called americans? and i think the republican party clearly has approached them that way. >> steve: i just don't think the democrats like the fact that more latinos are becoming republicans ultimately. >> ainsley: maybe he has a good point they are just doing this to appeal to the donors. in florida republicans won 55% of the patrioticken vote and 50% of other latino votes. >> steve: all right. 8:15 here now in the east. carley joins us with some news from out west. >> carley: i certainly do. the man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer is indicted by a federal grand jury on kidnapping and assault charges. if convicted. david depape could face up to 50 years behind bars and that's separate from the charges he is facing on a state level. enough to to intense footage that shows the end of a high-speed chase at our southern border. two human smuggling suspects and six illegal immigrants tried to make a run for it after crashing into the front of a gated

community. the texas trooper is charged human smugglers. the others were handed over to border patrol. those human trafficking suspects just 17 years old. and some tough news, oh boy, for some texas high schoolers. a group of teens in el paso must retake their sat exams after their answer sheets literally fell off the back of a u.p.s. truck. can you believe it? most of those forms were recovered, but they are considered to be compromised, so everyone has to retake the test. that's either good or bad news, depending on how you did, i guess. the biggest names in country music in nashville last night for the 2022 country music awards, luke combs won big taking home hardware for both hard album and entertainer of the year. emotional night of performance miranda lambert. reba mcentire paying tribute to the late great loretta lynn ♪ we had love ♪ that's the one thing that

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had ♪ ♪ from the battlefield to congress, john james is heading to washington after winning a newly created district in michigan. >> steve: he will make history to become the first black republican to represent the state of michigan. >> brian: here he is the congressman congress elect. what does it feel like today to actually go off and walk off with a w? >> you know, it feels great. i give glory to god and i thank my wife and my family and all the supporters and especially the voter in michigan tenth congressional district. thank you for trusting me with the opportunity to make your life better. thank you for trusting me with the opportunity to bring jobs back, lower prices and make our community safer. not just here but all across america. >> ainsley: john, at this day and age why do you want to go into politics.

>> you know what? frankly i don't. we live in a great country because people before us sacrificed. they understood the term duty. they understood that they needed to do what they had to to make life better for future generations. and this biden agenda is taking us in the wrong direction. moving our jobs to other countries. on the brink of world war in europe. and the price of everything going up. our 401(k)s and iras going in the wrong direction. we need people who have experience in the real world. my experience in both in combat and understanding what it takes to make safe and secure borders. also my experience in supply chain. lowering prices, bringing back jobs. those are the types of things that folks want their congressman to focus on and i'm excited to focus on when i get to d.c. >> steve: i will hold you to lowering the price of mayonnaise 8.50 in the grocery store. the balance of power we don't know how the senate is going to turn out. realistically, if the republicans do control the house, how familiar can you guys actually change things?

>> well, we are certainly going to see. we have made a commitment to america. and one of those items is holding china accountable and making sure that we bring jobs back. as the supply chain guy, i understand the policies that the biden agenda is pushing on businesses, small and large. are pushing opportunities out. we need to make sure that we first start with our energy independence to lower the price of everything, to make it more beneficial to do business here. and, when you do that you bring back manufacturing independence. bring backing a gri cultural independence. we make sure that we are strong here first and then we exercise peace through strength and we are able to use diplomacy and economy to make sure that we keep our nation strong but we have to make sure we have policies that keep more money back in the hands of people who have earned it and we lower taxes, lower regulations and make it easier to do business here because folks need to work. we need to lower inflation and i understand exactly how to do it. >> brian: real quick what are the committees going to look to get on to? >> being someone who is going to

be representing the number one manufacturing district in the nation, automotive and aerospace are very key. understanding energy, understanding transportation. understanding the things that will help keep our waters safe and also understanding the importance of freedom of speech but also make sure we protect our children from the damaging effects of the internet. these are all things i understand and looking forward to bringing my skill set to help make america better. >> brian: at love committees. now, john, congratulations now get to work. >> thanks a lot. >> ainsley: congratulations. tropical storm nicole making landfall as a cat 1 hurricane overnight in florida. we have live coverage on the ground next. >> brian: plus, twitter's new ceo elon musk finds himself under attack after biden hints of an investigation. vivek ramaswamy on the latest big tech battle next. ♪ ♪

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>> ainsley: we are back with a fox weather alert. tropical storm nicole made landfall as a category 1 hurricane overnight. >> brian: daytona beach one building collapsed and residence in a dozen condo complex were forced to evacuate. >> steve: fox weather correspondent robert ray is in

daytona beach with the latest. stthere was no beach at daytona beach. the. >> no beach indeed. the white sands covered up by the fury of the atlantic ocean. still going. high tide guys about 30 minutes from now and start to see the atlantic come in and hit this breaker and push up many moments as they come in you seal it come right up and then the surge comes in already. there is pooling on the boardwalk and debris 2, 3 feet in surge that has come in. unfortunately, and we expect to see more of this all up and down the coast line, erosion, the biggest problem up and down here 10 condominiums plus evacuated because of the possibility of exactly the situations like this where the structure just can't take it and goes flying into the ocean.

they did not want people to get injured or die hurricane nicole came in roughly 3:00 a.m. 300 miles south of where i'm at. tropical storm as it digs and moves into the panhandle up into georgia and the carolinas and unfortunately, going to cause a lot of potential flooding issues as the atlantic and high tide coming up here real soon and another rain band beginning. back to you. steve. >> brian: thank you very much. we'll continue to check in with you be robert, as we see that boardwalk slowly disappear. you can follow nicole's path and much more by down loading the fox weather app. >> ainsley: president biden calling for a further look into elon musk's foreign ties after his $44 billion twitter takeover. >> i think that elon musk's cooperation and/or technical

relationships with other countries is worthy of being looked at. whether or not he is doing anything inappropriate. >> steve: all while mr. musk unloads another $4 billion worth of tesla stock since buying twitter. >> brian: vivek ramaswamy joins us now. vivek, first off, your reaction to the hostile attitude this administration has had towards elon from day one despite the fact that he has got the best electric car in the world. >> so, look, i think this is the issue relating to free speech, brian. at the end of the day, the government has been giving orders to the people who leave twitter to take down content, to silence voices that have been critical of the government. that apparently will not continue under elon musk' tenure leading the company. that's a threat to the biden administration. so, look, i think are there real concerns about countries like china using american companies

to advance their geopolitical ends? there is. that is a separate issue, however, from the a semitic standard that the biden administration is using. i think they could sooner look at for example firms like black rock that control nearly every nature u.s. company as a large shareholder with ties in china much sooner than you would like at the foreign relations than you would someone like elon musk for allegedly rolling saudi arabia over as a prior twitter investor as a public company into it being a private company. i think there is a bit of a farce here. >> ainsley: interesting is he worried about elon's relationships with other countries when his son might be investigated for his relationship with other countries. >> steve: i'm sure that's a coincidence. >> ainsley: exactly. what do you make of mark zuckerberg laying people off. did he get this idea from elon do you think? >> he gets it from the fact that facebook is struggling financially. one of the interesting things about this story is that how much of facebook's financial whos actually come from for example apple's decision to

limit facebook's ability to track user information it. actually shows us how much that contributed to the network effect that facebook was able to build. how much over the last 20 years of business model was predicated on using that individual data the moment that apple made that tweet. apple is not some sort of good samaritan here. they have their own business reasons for doing that the moment that apple made that tweak it crushed facebook's business. overinvesting in the metaverse created financial whos for the company that it hadn't had since inception. that's a reality many companies facebook not an exception as we go through tougher economic times. not the glory days money reigning from on high from the federal reserve. and that discipline is hitting facebook or meta like it is many other companies. steve: you just touched on what i think and what wall street sees as the big problem. zuckerberg invested $15 billion in the metaverse, which, you know, a lot of people don't get it.

a lot of people don't think it's profitable. aren't using it. ultimately though, when you are the boss and you help invent something, everybody kind of has to follow you. now they are going to lay off 11,000 people because they blew so much dough on the metaverse. >> i'm going to draw a distinction here both on the business decision that mark zuckerberg is making bet on metaverse. that's the wrong business decision over the long run as a matter of dollars. has incredible knack making big bets where he other people thought he was wrong paying someone $8 billion for what's app. or instagram. proven to be great bets as business decisions my issue with the metaverse is quite different. i'm opponent of the metaverse my standpoint as a citizen. his vision is to dissolve the boundary between online and off line world. my concern about the metaverse isn't that mark zuckerberg spending too much on a project that isn't going to succeed which the concern that most investors in capital market investors have. my concern is the opposite it

might succeed which raise real normative issues for our society that i think we have not yet discussed in taking all of the problems with the digital online social media world, dissolving that boundary with the off line world but the good news it seems that future is in the further distant future than mark zuckerberg would want it to be and that resulted in their financial whoas. >> brian: i thought why were going to make this world better and not create a virtual world he wants to leave this world. i can't get my head around that vivek, thank you so much. >> good to see you. >> brian: october's inflation report just released up 7.7% year over year. did the president's so-called inflation reduction act not rules inflation? surprise, surprise. lara trump reacts. ♪

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year. those are the numbers. let the reaction roll in; steve, over to you. >> steve: wall street likes it because it's going down. >> carley: yes. >> steve: key inflation report coming, carley as president biden is pressed on his plans to solve the inflation problem. >> i can't guarantee that we're going to be able to get rid of inflation but i do think we can. we have already brought down the price of gasoline about 1.20 a gallon across the board and i think that the -- the -- the oil companies are really doing the nation a real disservice. there's a whole lot of things that we can do that are -- that are difficult to do. >> steve: fox news contributor lara trump joins us right now. lara, he is taking credit for gas prices going down when, in fact, gas prices are gone down because supply and demand. people are driving less because it's so darn expensive.

>> yeah, well, that was one of the goals of all of this, steve, was to make people change their habits. they wanted to make it so painful to use fossil fuel in america people said gosh, we have no other option. we have to go out and all buy electric vehicles which we all know is ridiculous. we are not prepared for that sort of thing right now. but the only truth that i think maybe came out of that entire press conference was joe biden saying he can't promise to bring down inflation because he has done everything in the opposite direction of bringing down inflation. it has gone up because of his policies. first day in office, first thing he did during the keystone xl pipeline declaring war on america's energy independence. we know that when gas is higher, everything is higher. the costs have gone up because of that. you couple that with these exorbitant spending bills by joe biden and the democrats just dumping money out into the economy, it's a recipe for disaster. the only hope we have is that

thank goodness, it looks like we are going to have a republican congress to some degree and we can curb some of that spending and hopefully help americans out because we know we cannot rely on joe biden. >> steve: you know, you have touched on the most important thing, you know, if joe biden were really worried. joe biden would have been on the ticket on tuesday. he would have done everything in his power to bring down gas price that would mean he calls up all the gas companies you know what? we have been cracking down on you, we are going to open u.s. oil production up and the price of gas would have dropped and so would everything. >> yeah, well, of course, is he not doing that. >> steve: no. >> only thing he has done go beg opec and saudi arabia to help us out and, of course, tap into the strategic petroleum reserve. something reserved for war time and natural disasters. he is not willing to do what it takes to bring down gas prices. and here we are 7.7% year over year inflation. it's not going down. we are in a recession.

we have been in a recession. thank goodness the republicans are coming in because, man, we need it now more than ever. >> steve: so looking ahead. you know, we don't know exactly how it's going to shake out. it looks right now the congress is going to lean towards the republicans and it sounds like georgia is going to come down to georgia and another runoff. so, going forward, the republicans will be able to do, what? >> well, i think the good news is that the republicans are not going to be the ones putting forward these, you know, pork laden spending bills that are really hurting our economy. the fact is, you look at what the democrat have done, the inflation reduction act, what a joke, what an insult to the american people to put out that had nothing to do with bringing down inflation. we have seen time over time they are willing to spend our money to no end and put us further into debt the republicans will be doing the opposite of that. >> steve: see what the final tots are in all races.

thank you for joining us from virginia where you had a rainy night. >> we did, thanks, steve. >> steve: now a quarter to the top of the hour go from florida to california. >> carley: we certainly do, steve. in california, that's where a murder suspect is stopped trying to steal laundry detergent. taking action after seeing the man being chased out of the supermarket by the store manager after running his information and seeing the murder warrant, that suspect was hauled off to jail. the detergent was also returned. a protester taken into custody after tossing eggs at king charles and the queen consort. the ugly scene happened yesterday as the monarchs were greeting a crowd in the city of york. the young man who tossed the eggs was taken away by the police. he reportedly remains in custody this morning. oh, boy. "saturday night live" riders are reportedly boycotting over the decision to let demeanian dave chapelle host the show this

weekend. you have got to be kidding me. one insider telling page 6 snl staff writers are not going to do the show. chapelle facing ongoing controversy over the jokes he told you that some transphobic. the snl insider knows none of the actors on the show are boycotting snl. and happy birthday to the marine corps in honor of the occasion. the marines posted this video with the iconic line from former defense secretary mattis. >> i keep other people awake at night. >> carley: earlier this morning, we are celebrating 247 years of outstanding success with a cake on fox square and an incredible silent drill platoon. it was quite the moment, steve, over to you. >> steve: it was indeed, carley. did you get some of the cake from carlos? it was fantastic.

>> carley: no, i'm headed that way right now. >> steve: indeed. thank you very much. >> carley: you are welcome. >> steve: nfl analyst greg olsen breaks up sunday's matchup green bay. first check in with bill hem his or her is somewhere in the skyscraper with attractions. >> veterans day tomorrow fifth avenue. >> steve: 11/11. >> plan accordingly. you mention this big storm hitting florida. updates soon. inflation what it means for you and your family. newt gingrich with the deep dive today and a story of bravery from the u.s. marines. you will meet two of them put this on film. dana and i will see you in 12 minutes top of the hour yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash?

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it. >> brian: week 10 of the nfl happens to involve the dallas cowboys no surprise. fox really lucked out on this one. dak prescott and the cowboys will head to lambeau field to take on aaron rodgers and green bay packers. lead nfl panelist on the a team joins us now. greg olsen. thank you for joining us in your den it looks like. so first things first.

are the packers as bad as 3 and 6 records? >> yeah, we were there last week in detroit for that tough loss against the lions. they are just really struggling right now. there is really no -- there is a lack of continuity wide receiver with young receivers, rookies trying to get up to speed and then those guys are coming in and out robeio, dobbs, first play of the game catches a nice ball. he leaves, doesn't come back. we will see how long is he out. offensive line there has been some musical chairs upfront. aaron rodgers is playing with a really really small margin for error. and the longer you play with that margin of error throughout the nfl season, the more negative things that are going to happen. it's just kind of a combination of a lot of things right now for green bay. >> brian: dallas cowboys daca prescott injured in first week they thought the season was over. how has it turned around to where many believe they are in the upper echelon maybe top 4 in the league? >> yeah no, question.

give mike mccarthy a credit. week one we saw the cowboys seasons was going up in flames. zac goes out as you mentioned with the thumb. they get beat pretty goodbye tampa, and people thought it was over. next thing you know cooper rush comes. in he kind of keeps them afloat. the defense is dominant. michael parsons could potentially be the defensive player of the year. mike mccarthy goes back to green bay. kind of a homecoming for him. he spent, you know, obviously super bowl champion, long time coach in green bay. that's going to be a fun kind of moment for him and rogers to share the field again. i'm really impressed with this dallas cowboys team. dan quinn, the defensive coordinator. they have done a great job. their last game before the bye. daca was back looking like himself. this dallas team as you mentioned not only one of the best teams in the league but probably the favored to win the afc. >> brian: now the big story in new york is odell beck heam the team that drafted the giants, a giant would never go to the cowboys, but he went to the

browns, the rams, gets hurt, free agent. it looks like jerry jones really want to sign him. should he? how close is he to healthy? >> i think that's the question, brian. the key is no question when healthy impact player. we saw what he did last year out in los angeles with the rams on the way to the super bowl with devastating and heart breaking to see him get injured in the super bowl. that's obviously comeback and really pushed out the start of his season, if he is healthy, and he can go out there and be the odell that we have all seen for a long time then yeah i think he can help a lot of teams in this league. >> brian: you know you are having a big year and also a big announcement. fox nfl sunday always do something for the military on veterans day. now they are going to be air base in qatar, two hour show, happens to be the place of the world cup which we are covering. it's going to be pretty cool, right? i know you are going to be preparing for the game to see terry and the guys pretty cool they are doing. this i think it's really cool. what a cool opportunity for fox to bring over the studio crew

and be able to do it from an air force base, be over there. you mentioned at the kickoff of the world cup. i think the entire world is looking forward to watching that so we'll be in green bay. those guys will be in qatar, it's going to be a fun week. >> brian: new played soccer you would have pretty much dominated every head bowl. greg olsen, thanks so much, appreciate it. >> appreciate you. >> brian: meanwhile straight ahead i have got to mention. this don't forget the fox bet super 6 app. is offering you a chance to win terry bradshaw's money, $50,000: all you have to do is this is download the fox bet super 6 app. and picks packers game for a chance to win terry bradshaw's money. going to be exciting. soon he will be brooke broke. more "fox & friends" in a moment.

>> bill: that three hours went fast. >> it did. ainsley had to run out quick but we'll see you tomorrow. >> have a great day. see you on the couch tomorrow. >> bill: thanks, good morning. forks weather alert begins our day today. tropical storm nicole battering florida. making landfall cat one hurricane overnight. winds from a rare november late-season storm that extend 450 miles out, 250,000 without power. you see the track for that storm. we're going to get an update throughout the morning. governor desantis should be at the microphone in an hour. we'll check in on that. 48 days post election day. the fate of congress not known