>> laura: wait a second gentleman come all it is in charged with oversight? that is like the gubernatorial candidate in arizona be also the secretary of state. oh, wait, that is what we have here that is all we have come a greg gutfeld in the game take it from here. we will see you tomorrow from los angeles. ♪ ♪ >> carley: the battle is still on for the senate as both parties jockey for that 51 seat majority. it is still up two races in nevada, arizona and the runoff election in georgia next month. you were watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i am excited it is friday. i am also looking to the peach state with massive spending and initial senate race. fox news exclusively learning herschel walker holden $3.3 million on the first day of

his new campaign alone. brooke singman joins us live in the studio. brooke i think we are spending record. >> holding out hope they can clinch the senate majority and three senate seats are still left in play as the republicans hold 49.51 needed for the majority. and make it all hang on georgia. the senate runoff is officially underway with democrats raphael warnock and herschel walker hitting the campaign trail with one last effort to be elected to represent the peach state. it seems like republicans are feeling pretty confident, but people still need to get out and vote. >> no pressure because i'm built for this. the only thing i will do different is go to some of the places i did get t didn't get te vote because i'm there for them he was big once again for the fate of the country depends on herschel. herschel will win this race. >> we will get answers this week

as votes in nevada and arizona are still being counted. in the fattest governor's race, republican joe lombardo still holding the lead over incumbent democrat and the state senate race the gap is closing between republican adam lack salt and cortez masto but adam laxalt ist worried. >> it is important to note since the national media is not covering this. the las vegas mail ballots that are being reported include election day drop off mail. we had more republicans drop off election day ballots than democrats. we feel like we are in a great, great position and i'm super proud of my team. >> now to arizona where incumbent mark kelly's edge is shrinking and the senate race over g.o.p. challenger blake masters. it is still a nail-biter in the state's governor's race and bows for katie hobbs and republican candidate kari lake within a 1%

margin. >> you know, we are watching as they come in and will give a few extra votes to the democrats. the democrats are running out of ballots that will go in their favor. they know when they start counting these mail in ballots and delivered, that is when we will see everything shift. >> over to the house republicans just a few feet shy of the majority holding 211 of 218 seats. house minority leader kevin mccarthy said despite the lower than expected results, it is still a win for the g.o.p. listen. >> what was our mission? to win the majority and stop joe biden's agenda and fire nancy pelosi. all of that is accomplished. they don't give gavel small, medium, large, they just give you the gap on we will be able to govern. >> guys it may be another week before get results into key races. carley. >> carley: we are waiting, brooke, thank you.

kellyanne conway with important bias it is important for republicans to stay unified in their message to voters. watch this. >> i'm glad that donald trump and ron desantis into republican party and accomplishments people can look to and emily in their own states. people want to run for office because they are inspired by candidates, by leaders like them who don't back down and get things done, who work with velocity. i would love to see the two of them up on the stage in georgia with i don't know brian kemp throw him in there also so. we need more unity and less divisiveness into republican party. we have the best messages but not unity right now. the democrats have no good policies or aspirational, hopeful forward-looking messages but it paid off in some of the elections. >> todd: let's bring in robert charles former assistant secretary of state george w. bush and former naval intel officer who served in both reagan and bush white house.

so much election stuff, if you will time pack. i want to start with these delays. these delays are unacceptable they infused out into the system. why don't we still have a system that allows -- in many cases it elongates these races. it makes no sense. >> you are right, todd and need for gps and instant taxing the obvious answer is we ought to be able to get accurate votes within 24 hours. we are walking backwards because it asked mike historically ten, 20 years we had that appear the short answer is we can do that and a lot of ways constitutionally the states have the right to pick their own process by which they manage these elections. that is a constitutional prerogative. however, if you think about it big obvious comparisons when we file our taxes there is a deadline we are not allowed to be called -- we have to pay a penalty so one obvious way is to affect the timetable up by seven

days, ten days and say if you do mail in palette there ought to be a reason for that and not spread like birdseed but if you do a mail-in ballot you have to get it and buy a certain postmark. another way to look at it, shareholding at a board meeting for a company and proxy voting, there is a date at which the vote is not counted again. you don't wait 20 days, 20 days or two days after the board meeting. there is in a way to make easy way to do this back up the in mail voting and come in election day when they want to cast and those who want to cast it forecasted in the patient ahead of time. there is really no excuse for these did delays, particular 300,000 ballots dropped on election day in a place like arizona. what it does is use at a moment ago it creates public doubt and the outcome of course public distrust. speed to an arizona maricopa county if they would be finished counting the ballots by today but now the election

officials say the goalpost has moved in we need more time. we will be counting into the weekend. we will be waiting a couple more days. unless they speed things up in the next two hours, who knows. we are learning republicans received about 6 million more votes than democrats did. but that did not translate into as many wins as people expected. what should the party due in 2024 to get a better outcome? >> i think you ought to remember for starter this is the party of herschel wa frankly the party tt represents the greater principles of our founders. you take that as a starting point but the obvious answer is to unify after we do our buy-in. buy-in and unified but the bottom line there is good people running as republicans. they basically prioritize the bill of right. they prioritize fiscal responsibility. they prioritize individual -- if

those metal to you you have to fall behind as kellyanne conway, you want to fall in behind a candidate who will faithfully take that football over the touchdown line. and we are in that position. it's a deep bench and it's not old, worn-out socialist bench. but a freedom loving, strongly highly capable men and women bench that we ought to start thinking about how we get behind that bench and get the right team out there. once we get the right team out there, bring america back to america. >> todd: in light of carley's question, as the 2024 rates already begun? and yes to that question, the follow-up question is are we in a perpetual state -- -- >> the answer is yes one of the problems, social media and the 24-hour media of which we are all sort of both aware and part in some ways makes everybody sort of on tender hooks from the

minute you begin thinking about a future race. so in one spect we are and in another respect we've got to take a break. the current house will get about 12 months. let's hope the senate, too, serious oversight and how the government is operating or not operating and getting inflation down and national security up. once we do that, we will sort of turn to the wind, probably proudly turn to the land and people will start to think hard about the next election so cycle. those that win tend to be exhausted so a break before we turn into the 2024 election. >> carley: if the republicans take back the house, there will be investigations but where should they focus their attention? >> gosh this is embarrassment riches when it comes to oversight. you start with public corruption and relationship with biden to china, then afghanistan. think about the border and insecurity at the border. and think about the fact the

democrats defund the police and created record crime in many cities. start talking about the importance of getting rid of political violence and not normalizing it. start talking about how to get the economy back in control and reopen the energy sector. try to stop the runaway physical spending that had us pulling in $4.1 trillion in revenue for the last 18 months. so, there is so much to be done. the one thing i would say and republicans have historically been better at this for five years. i ran the better part of the oversight committee, big investigations into justice, waco the defense department, state department but one of the things you have to remember is what we are trying to do is make the government responsible to the people. we are not trying to impeach. we are not trying to run election cycle what the democrats have been doing running through the oversight committee. what we are trying to do is make sure there is no waste fraud and abuse and federal tax dollars and mine are properly spent. and what they don't want to

spend left in her pocket so we can spend it. >> todd: the government is there for us and not the other way around. there are so many amazing americans who devote their lives to our amazing country. the reason we celebrate a day like today. happy veterans day to you, thank you, sir for your service. >> i think it is to always remember the veterans and only 1% on active duty and all those veterans alive today present 7% to the country but remember without them none of these races happen. thank them in your heart and ultimately if you know a veteran or got a veterans hospital nearby, go pay some attention to them and say, "hey, i know what you did." these are the most unapologetic patrons. they are truly some of the most confidence regarding and patriotic people walking among us. >> todd: we will honor the family members have our own staff here at

"fox & friends first." our veterans always a tradition and it's a beautiful tradition as we honor our fans do make friends and families who did amazing things for the country. charles, thank you for getting up with the appearance. >> carley: happy veterans day. >> todd: president biden wheels up on his way to egypt to attend united nations climate change conference. >> carley: that kicks off a long weekend for the president with face-to-face meeting president xi jinping. kevin corke with the latest, good morning, kevin. >> better than expected midterm results for democrats at home. president biden, as you say, off to international with a full schedule. yes, he will take part in the cop and off over to

know is preparing to have face-to-face with president xi with major differences on energy, obviously with russia and the war in ukraine. >> we've known for critical interest in the united states. if they do have a result and try to work it out. >> todd: a lot of working out. you want to be in the conversations. and listen, as i said i've done lots of these trips. i get it, they are important. among the many topics that potentially could be on the table is the president come of course will want to talk to president xi she pink without work origins of covid-19. or so you think. will president biden asked president xi about the origins of covid-19 and bring that up with him in person? >> i will not get ahead of the

agenda of what they are going to discuss. when they have thereby lapsed, we will share the conversation that came up. >> that is one way to answer that question. i could think of a few others. so while biden is expected to today come again, resell and bully calm, much of the tone with president xi jinping the days of soft power or frankly over but it is time for the u.s. to start being a lot more direct. >> we need to stop talking to china. we need to impose cost for increasingly bad behavior. if we do that, we have a chance of some sort of accommodation with the approach that president biden is taking in his predecessors, also soap. this approach does not work. we can see it in china's behavior. >> the always interesting gordon chang's thinking they are pure

there are congressional lawmakers who feel like this is not just a trip for the president to go over there and talk about platitudes in terms of the economy and the global marketplace, but really commit is a chance to drill down on the major issues. let me share michael mccaul of the great state of texas and you look at putin invading ukraine and china's president xi a working with the pentagon but china and taiwan, actually it is frightening and i would hope he is projecting deterrence to aggression and strength. but this administration doesn't seem to be capable of doing that. very, very tough words and a lot of people in washington feel this is a president who hasn't gotten in the face of china and maybe he will and maybe he won't. we will see. >> todd: kevin corke, have a good week and my friend. the white house to clarify president biden's call for an investigation into elon musk. >> the president yesterday said

that elon musk acquisition of twitter should be looked into as a potential threat to national security. can you offer anything about why? >> i will defer to this process rather than, any further. >> todd: biden making unusual demand for an investigation as republicans as the new twitter owner to hand over records to his son, hunter biden. >> i think that elon musk's technical relationships with other countries is worthy of being looked at. >> todd: elon musk has not commented on the potential to probe. >> carley: meanwhile doubling down on the initiative to get workers back in the office after all hands on deck meeting with the company. one reporter says elon musk's stance is this, if you can physically make it to an office and you don't show up,

resignation accepted to. but after catching wind of elon musk need to move the federal trade commission is stepping in for issuing this warning, "we are tracking recent developments at twitter. deep concern. no ceo or company is above the law. companies must follow consent took decrees. compliance, we are prepared to use them. twitter has lost another round of top executives during the transition including resignation for the company's chief information security officer and the head of integrity and sa safety. tearing into the hypocrisy of the corporate activists were going after elon musk. what happened to the citizens united corporations and we are not the people of the left? they used to be skeptical of corporate power and they should neck like people but now the ones who want those corporations

and autocrats to act like people. it is a little bit irony and about-face over the last ten years. what they realized as you know what this is not an arranged partner, but more like mutual and it works as long as each side get something out of the trade. birthing a ligament child out of the well complex. that is where we get to where we are. >> todd: carolina panthers against the atlanta falcons at home toppling 25-15 for the third win of the season. the panthers totaling 230 yards. this is on the ground from the panthers main workhorse. >> to the outside and into the end zone! touchdown! [cheers and applause] taken away from evans. >> todd: look at those uniforms, sweet libs, sweet threads, two weeks after the

heartbreaking loss to atlanta. the falcons with a big loss to charlotte 4-6 of the season and hung out with tom brady tampa bay bucs. you know, carley you were telling me this earlier it's always a weird situation when you have a team within a losing record potentially win a division pier that is what the nfc south is looking for. >> carley: following. >> todd: but they still get the playoff game. you still get to try your luck in the tournament to the super bowl. >> carley: that is good for them. >> todd: oh, yes, look how happy you are for all proteins. >> carley: except for me because i'm playing will cain in fantasy football. he hasn't won a single game. he is expected to lose. >> todd: it doesn't matter, you are going to win my. >> carley: i will report back on monday. it is in new york, sean patrick maloney blaming aoc for the democrats historical losses across the state. we will bring you the latest on that. >> todd: as veterans day, we are honoring brave men and women for courage and patriotism.

that is my grandpa. everyday, 2010, he passed away and one of the military police, great man, good mission, pop spirit and a photo of his father, russell my myers jr. who proudly served in vietnam. happy veterans day and thank you for your service. "fox & friends first" will be right back.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: the los angeles mayoral race too close to call when karen bass catching up to businessman rick caruso. trailing by less then a point was 60% of precincts reporting, but it is still going to be a while. somehow, it is only one city. they are having trouble with ballots postmarked before election day can still be accepted until tuesday. this is insane. >> carley: over in new york, democrats lashing out at each other after embarrassing losses in upstate new york. ousted democrat congressman sean patrick maloney bashing empire state progressive woman

alexandria ocasio-cortez after losing to republican challenger mike lawler. >> todd: ashley strohmier with updates on the latest drama, ashley. >> of the calls are coming out, sean patrick maloney says "kathy hochul's poor performance at the top of the ticket is why new york lost four and a half seats including his own." maloney was defeated after seeking sixth term by mike lawler. >> that is a problem. when you have open seats and they lose by double digits. so the candidates have to outperform the governor 514 points, 15 points and that is a lot to ask as a first timer. and it was our inability to speak to voters in suburban new york city. >> todd: it is not just kathy hochul but targeting aoc. and inserting "the last time i ran with aoc, we were endorsing the candidate 2-1 and i did not see her at one of the midterms helping with the house majority. so i'm not sure what kind of

advice she has, but i'm sure she will be generous with it" aoc pared back in a tweet, "let's be crystal clear, as far as donations, it was the first thing that i did this term over a quarter million dollars for dems, dcc facilitated thumbnail and not aware of my visits with the efforts that we put him in." mayor adams attempting to distance himself and at the same time defended his policies saying, he's not to blame but the professors are. >> i'm just waiting for ross sterling to come out. that simply is the twilight zone. come on. let's get real here. think about this for a moment. if every poll shows new yorkers were concerned about a crime and then the mayor is responding to their concern, who should be at

fault? those who ignore the concern. >> adam said more action is needed when it comes to crime. kathy hochul said wednesday she is not making moves on criminal justice reform, back to you. >> carley: thank you very much from a violent searching thanks to catch and release laws. please say a convicted murderer's back behind bars after trying to kidnap an 8-year-old girl off of the street while she was holding her stepfather's hand. 52-year-old was convicted of fatally shooting a bronx man back in 2003 sentenced to 25 years in life, but he was released early on parole in august of this year just weeks before his latest arrest. he lives matter nypd joe impair a tree joins me now. joe, that story, it is like rinse and repeat and we hear it over and over again. i'm sure it doesn't come as a surprise to you. and that is a big problem.

>> it is cashless bail in the prison systems, it doesn't work. people like this, it just doesn't play nice in society. you cannot allow them on the streets to make people feel scared every day they wake up. >> kathy hochul has asked about crime on the campaign trail. she was question harshly during one mbc interview actually and take a listen to what she had to say about it. >> right now we are not feeling good because we are worried because we will never be san francisco. >> why coursework >> we are already making a difference. >> carley: the mayor is responding to that comment from kathy hochul if you look at the data, we are probably pale in comparison to new york. what is your reaction to that? >> these politicians have got to stop talking and actually go out and see the truth. they are always lying. as an active police officer. but they are saying is the complete of opposites. there was crime every day and in

new york to copolice involved shootings. that is terrible for the community and the officers alike. this isn't right what they are doing to the public. allow them to feel safe. the police officers on the street. work with district attorneys to keep bad guys behind bars and stop lying. this is not about democrat or republican but about what is right or wrong. >> carley: now that kathy hochul came within a couple of points of losing the governor's race and got an ear full from the people of new york saying they are afraid of crime. because of that, do you think anything will change? >> no, i think she is tone-deaf. a lot of politicians are tone-deaf. you heard from both parties. they are not listening and politicians are not listening to the everyday american citizens want. this is a truth, this is reality. luke walked out on the street and look over your shoulder. police officers off duty or curing their firearms because they don't even feel safe. people jumping out of cars committing robberies at gunpoint. 2022 we should be advancing things and looking for ways to

keep them behind bars, but also going b back to old-school policing. use hand cuffs, remove the problem from the equation but the bad guys put them behind bars and keep them they are. we keep having this rotating door of criminal justice system. what do you expect is going to happen when you have a bad guy on the street and refused to eliminate the problem question market will continue. >> carley: joe come i want to get this and because this sound bite from new york city mayor eric adams getting a lot of attention. take a listen who he is blaming for the defund the police movement. listen to this. >> republican states you see homicide rates are extremely high. democrats allow the democrats to defund the movement on them. and really, it is white republicans. >> carley: the real defenders are the republicans, really? >> listen, he is a political background, police background and if he uses it properly, he could clean up the city but this is a thought about pointing

fingers but getting things done and we can make much safer. >> carley: joe imperatrice thank you for joining us this morning and we appreciate you. >> thank you for having me. >> carley: there is a look at the southern border right now. piles of trash and to my trash and close all over the place. 900 migrants in a tent city along the rio grande. >> todd: the white house already fighting back after a judge strikes down for their student loan handouts. i will tell you what is coming up next right after this. ♪ ♪

>> carley: a fox weather alert, tropicals to towards the carolinas after leaving five people dead in florida. officials say two of those victims were electrocuted by a downed power line in orlando yesterday. rough serve from the cold washing away an entire row of

houses in daytona beach. thousands are without power. and up in the northern plains, heavy snow and high winds triggering a blizzard jumping more than a foot of snow in the dakotas. northern minnesota and eastern montana. the video showing dangerous conditions on the road with reduced visibility. fox weather predicts up to two feet of snow will blast central north dakota and northwestern minnesota. and down south, 900 venice hundred venezuelan migrants are being forced to live in these horrific conditions along the rio grande. heaps of trash and clothes scattered across the southern border in areas of el paso filthy as groups of migrants enter the united states. mexican officials are warning residents of that tent city that a cold front is nearing bringing freezing temperatures here they are urging the migrants to move to government shelters for their own safety, but they refuse. expecting to be let through. this don't like the biden

administration ready to appeal a federal judge who struck down their student loan handouts for the judge ruling the estimate of $400 billion plan is unconstitutional without congressional approval. the white house responding saying, "we strongly disagree with the court's ruling on student debt relief program and the department of justice has filed an appeal." president biden's plan would cancel up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients and $10,000 for people with federal student loans. the white house has 26 million borrowers have been considered for relief so far. todd appeared to be one critical race theory taking center stage in the racist vortexes state board of education seas. several candidates who ran against crt won their races tuesday night giving republicans one more seat on the board and striking the majority. two of those pat hardy join us now. thank you for being here. i would like to be with you, simply put did you win on the

parents who voted for you oppose crt? >> todd, i think it is absolutely clear that that is the reason why. we were successful on tuesday night. whenever i start of campaign, i went and with parents i listen to the community. one thing they were talking about was that they reject critical race theory. gender, diversity and inclusion because that does not translate into the american dream. >> todd: as a nomogram from jamaica and former educator yourself, how did your life experience inform you to the ills of crt? >> well, you know, coming from jamaica, todd, there was never a talk of race relations when it came to education. and i believe that that was the message that people here in south texan dominic texas heard before. i show everyone it doesn't matter where you are from.

it matters what you want to achieve and if you work hard, you can achieve these things without this reliance on race. tuesday gave us a strong win and a strong indication that south texas really believes in that oe countries. >> the control of that really needs to be at a local level. and so that is why it is very important for local school boards to be aware of and be aware of what is being taught in their particular school district.

>> todd: pat let's drill down on the subject matter itself. on a day like today, veterans day how important is teaching our american heritage, including the sacrifices of our amazing men and women in uniform to the children of america? >> well mike you are talking to lifelong social studies teachers. so this is my life story as far as wanting kids all ages. it really needs to start very early. and i think we made a mistake by pushing so much in the way of reading and math and not really including social studies and appreciation of our american heritage. that is what i would like to see really honed in on in the early grades so they can develop a sense of nationalism and love of country and respect for country and carry that through their whole experience and the public school system without critical race theory being a part of it. >> you don't need to whitewash

history. such heroic things but that will come through in the entire story of our history. o.j. francis, pat hardy, thank you so much. really appreciate it and congratulations on your winds appear at the white house to walk back joe biden's attack on the coal industry. >> no one is building new coal plants because they can't rely on it. we will be shutting these plants down all across america. >> todd: for the west virginia coal miner who confronted hillary clinton for making the basic same promise is here to respond. >> carley: this veterans day we are honoring all of our servicemen and women. this photo from the line producer, jason and his late grandfather army captain jw stein. he was a b26 pilot who flew 44 missions in world war ii. look at that. and this is a copy editor kristy's and drafted in the army fourth class specialists in 1957 ahead of the lebanon crisis.

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>> todd: supreme court justice rejecting an appeal from new york city workers challenging the city's covid-19 vaccine mandate. yep, the mandate is still here, i guess. the emergency application request with a temporary halt on the city's mandate while it challenges the city in a court ruling with a legal filing to the supreme court. the big apple violated their right to freely exercise their faith by forcing them to choose between keeping their jobs or getting the job. case is currently active in the court of appeal circuit which the courts of appeal can take months to reach decisions, carley. >> carley: you know mike miner speaking out from president biden's comments with nationwide shutdowns for coal plants, listen to this. >> no one is building new coal plants because they can't rely on it even if all the coal guaranteed for the existence of the plan. we will shut these plans down all across america. and i have wind and solar. >> carley: shutting the plants down across america. coal miner is here to discuss,

you confronted hillary clinton when she said something very similar. here we go again. what went through your mind when you heard the president say that? >> personally, i thought, carley, the only reason not reliable because the government will shut them down. it is the most reliable form of energy we have. if it weren't for coal, the energy grid now would come to a standstill. >> carley: yeah, coal alone accounts for 22% of electricity in the country. if the president is successful and shuts down the coal plants, what will that look like for people when there is no viable alternative right now? >> you are talking 100,000 people in coal related jobs and in the energy sector alone that would be without jobs. it is mind-boggling to think that this administration can say, yeah, this is a very good idea. if we shut these plants down and we put all these people out of

employment with no viable, no viable source of energy to take its place. and no viable income to these families. i just, i don't see how he can -- i don't see how this administration can make this happen. >> carley: speaking of jobs, the biden administration reassuring america the green energy plan would bolster job opportunities for people like you. take a listen to this. >> when we invest in climate resilience and infrastructure comic you create opportunities for everyone. that is the heart of the jobs plan. >> by helping families pay the upfront cost for energy efficiency upgrades to their homes, we are also lowering energy bills, bringing down household costs, creating jobs, and fighting the climate crisis. it is all connected.

>> carley: it takes a long time to acquire the skills that you have to be a coal miner. how does that translate to the winter solar energy sector? >> well, i'm not exactly sure, carley, how that would apply to those sectors. i'm not sure what is entailed in those jobs, but coal miners are very skilled and very resourceful people. without a shadow of a delta, i know that anything put in front of us, coal mining people especially in west virginia can get the job done. we are very smart people, people who operate equipment besides the max size of buildings and skillfully can pick up and take on any challenge. but the upper counties have to be in place before we shut and what we have. >> carley: that is a good point. that is exactly right. interesting with having this conversation with you now, president biden is in the air flying into egypt for the e1 climate conference.

so you have to wonder the amount of emissions that goes into that conference versus the emissions that everyday americans, you know, use everyday. what do you think about that? >> well, maybe that is why i'm a failed politician, so to speak. not winning the u.s. senate seat just because i don't speak out both sides of my mouth like most politicians do. most of these hollywood celebrities will shut down fossil fuel emissions, but i haven't seen an airplane yet that doesn't fly on fossil fuel. >> carley: i think a lot of americans understand exactly what you mean by speaking out of both sides of your mouth. thank you for joining us and we appreciate your perspective. >> thank you so much, carley, i appreciate the opportunity. >> carley: we have a massive lineup for congressman ronnie jackson, and doug collins. >> todd: of course we will talk midterms but also carley shimkus, every single one

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