and he waits for another day. and, by the way, we got to arm up taiwan. we have to arm up taiwan unlike what we did with ukraine beforehand rather than waiting until it's too late. >> carley: that preparation starts now. congressman michael waltz, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate it. >> ashley: thank you so much. >> thank you. >> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: straight to a fox news alert. a manhunt is underway after three people are killed in a shooting late last night at the university of virginia. >> steve: police there warning that the suspect is armed and dangerous and loose and telling everybody on campus to shelter in place. >> pete: ashley strohmier has been with us all morning long. ashley? >> ashley: hey, guys, university of virginia officials now confirming that three people are dead and at least two are hurt after a shooting in a garage near campus. shots ran out around 10:00.

telling students to shelter in play as they search for the shop they warn is still armed and dangerous. multiple agencies are involved. this does include state police helicopters. this is the man they are looking for this. is christopher darnell jones jr. the university officials say is he a student and a former football player and was on a team in 2018 as a freshman. police believe jones is wearing a burned jacket blue jeans and travelings in a van with university plates. this is a message any leader hopes to never have to extend send and i'm devastated that this valence has visited the university of virginia. >>this is a traumatic incident for everyone in our community. class is canceled and grief counselors are being made available. the names of the victims have not yet been released. we'll be looking out for all of that. back to you guys. >> steve: ashley, apparently they have released information that the shooter was a student

and they have given his name. they have given his license plate number. but they simply have not found him yet, right? >> right. we said that he could possibly be in that black suv. they gave the plate numbers out. pwx 8530. >> anyone in that area needs to be on the lookout for me. interest. >> steve: thank you the latest from the university of virginia. >> terrible for all of those students on campus terrified. about. >> pete: hope there any find him is what it comes down. to say we will be following that throughout the morning. meantime, talk some politics because last week we were hoping we would know by now exactly the makeup of the u.s. house and congress but we don't yet. we do know, however, that it at this point, it does look as if the republicans are on the verge of getting to that majority, that magic number of 218. but they are still a little bit away from it. six away from 218. >> ainsley: a win is a win,

right? if. >> ainsley: subpoena power and the power of the purse. >> steve: there it is right now. majority to get 218. they got 212. even the nonpolitical analysts saying it looks as if the balance of power in the house will swing to the republicans. buff then when you look at the senate, right now the democrats are 50. >> now, if the republicans are able to pick up georgia. then it would be a 50/50 split. and this is important because currently they have got a power sharing agreement if it's 50/50, of course kamala harris breaks the tie. but 50/50 then they have to share the duties in the senate. >> pete: they do but the democrats still hold the gavel in that power-sharing agreement. which is what makes the house so important even the slimmest of majorities at this point. and for it to be what are we now almost a full week out from election day and we are still counting -- still almost a dozen races in the house of representatives? it's precarious.

and there is a lot of uncertainty out there. >> ainsley: if the republicans win the house, the democrats will have -- their autopsy where they will look through and see what they can did wrong. nevada and arizona and even georgia are considered blue states. or seemingly blue state. more blue. steve: purple. >> ainsley: losses in those states is pretty much to be expected. republicans were just hoping to win those states because they were so close. the g.o.p. won every senate seat in north carolina and wisconsin and ohio and threaten is that runoff in ohio and abortion ended up being a bigger issue than republicans probably thought it was going to be because everyone said inflation was their top issue. candidates that did not make the exceptions for abortion did not do well. and they didn't win. and they paid a big price for that look at pennsylvania. mastriano no exceptions for abortion and lost by 14 points. in that same state, dr. oz, made exceptions for abortion and lost by 2 points. >> steve: i was going to say and

if you watched tv, yesterday there was a lot of finger pointing in the republican party. bad message, bad candidates. blah blah they will financing it over the next few weeks what worked and what did not. anita dunn was on television yesterday. she said by us branding maga extremist, that was a very effective policy, they said. because, remember, in the beginning, maga king was imbreasted by slogan donald trump. people said that's never going to work. she says their polling shows it did work. plus abortion, plus democracy. but, at the same time, in a lot of cases it was just down to the candidate. and it was down to the local issues, and a lot of candidates were very effective at reminding people hey, look, i want to go to washington to change in this. >> pete: a lot of the finger pointing that needs to happen right now is the way we conduct

our elections. there's no reason why on a monday, there should be hundreds of thousands of ballots that are still being counted in the stated of arizona. >> steve: they have got to change the state law. >> pete: they need to listen to joe biden who said the pandemic is over. so the emergency voting measures that were put into place in 2020 are no longer relevant in 2022. we can't sleep walk into a 2024 where the new normal is mailout ballots, no chain of custody, no confidence in the outcome. there is a silver lining here though. kari lake is going to beat katie hobbs in arizona when all the votes are counted. >> steve: she is currently behind. >> ainsley: maybe. >> pete: all the dumps coming out are same day ballots not counseled. huge same day surge for her. she likely wins. >> if you care about election integrity. i go at that. if you care about the border, she is going to go at that declaring an invasion on day one. so there are still some good signs to include the house where

enough seats are still leaning republican that it likely. ainsley: if you are okay with the way the elections are going don't change anything. if you nor the okay with finding out a week later and questioning integrity of elections because it's gone on for so long thearnd finding more and more votes as we go along. and that's happening in various states, arizona and nevada, if you are okay with it, then keep it the way it is. i have heard a lot of republican holes say they want the paper ballots like they do in other countries like they do in france. >> steve: ultimately comes down to state's rights. the states get to decide how each state wants to run. when you look at. >> ainsley: so bad when it drags on so long. >> steve: i know. people are able to say, i won wonder what is happening which amps up the mischief factor i wonder what is happening behind the scenes. they have officials there. and there has been no suggestion of mischief at this point. they are able to cure their ballots in some locations a week after election day, so.

>> pete: meaning change it or fix it aweek after the election. >> steve: you didn't sign it, come on in and sign it. i have got a feeling some states are going to say we're a laughingstock. let's go ahead and change the law so that there is better clarity around election day. one person who knows for sure that she has been elected to congress in oregon is lori chavez dermer, she was on will "fox & friends first" this morning and talked about why she was able to film her district ready blue. >> ppeople are tired andfrustrag in our states. frustrate with the inflation rising 8.5% in oregon. not being able to keep up with wages. and the education process. people are frustrated with their kids in school being locked down for too long. so they wanted to speak up and they want work done. i mean, that is the key to an electorate that's happy. they want to see an a vibrant economy that they're safe on

their streets, that their kids are having access to great education and that's what we want to do and keep taxes low. again, as a business owner for 18 years, as a mom of twin girls, and now and as mayor that's what i did and will continue to do. i'm excited to fight for oregonians and all americans. >> ainsley: i'm sure her daters are proud of her. first latina woman elected in oregon. >> steve: sounds as if there will be an elections for the leadership in the house and the senate. >> ainsley: tomorrow? >> pete: tomorrow for more. >> ainsley: house republicans tomorrow, senate -- i tomorrow is house republicans and wednesday is senate republicans. they don't even know. >> steve: don't know who won. >> ainsley: still have that race in georgia. >> steve: right now kevin mccarthy is running opposed for the most part although i heard there are negotiations. >> pete: there is rumblings. >> ainsley: you give me this, i will vote for you?

>> steve: kind of. it involves big blocks of voters. i think you know who he we are talking about. on the other side, nancy pelosi has not said whether or not she will leadership. they have their elections much later. here she is yesterday being asked on whether the guy who sits across from her in the tore party has got speaker d.n.a. essentially. walch. this. >> do you think kevin mccarthy has what it takes to be speaker of the house? >> let's just get through the election, okay? they haven't won yet. they have been measuring for draperies, they have been putting forth an agenda. they vice president won it yet there will be judgments made within their own party as to how they go forward. it's not up to me to make any valuation ever what their possibilities are. it. >> you are uniquely qualified to understand what it takes to be speaker of the house. >> yeah. i do.

i do. >> does he have it? >> why i make a judgment about something that may or may not ever happen? no, i don't think he has it. >> steve: i think i heard a little giggle there. >> ainsley: she didn't make a judgment but she did. >> pete: no i don't think -- whether or not he gets it or not is first of all resolving the races and winning the majority. also, he has got to balance inside his own caucus. some people dissatisfied with the outcome. you have got issues. >> steve: where is the red wave, kevin? >> pete: you have got the freedom caucus. freedom caucus. more bold. guaranteed of those things. certain committees. is he on the phone working behind the scenes right now big time. >> ainsley: looks like the republicans are going to win the house. what if they don't? why are they having the election tomorrow? >> pete: can you still elect your leadership.

and if you are in the majority then the leader becomes the speaker. >> steve: right, exactly. nancy pelosi has not anowptioned her plans. clyburn has not announced his plans. steny hoyer has not announced his plans. behind the scenes, they're all in their 80's. unless they win they are probably on the way out. who would take over? well, right now working the phones extensively hakeem jeffries from new york state and also adam schiff is going out and buying people bunch. hey, come on over. how about if i'm the guy in charge. >> pete: really? >> steve: yeah, adam schiff. >> pete: if that's who they choe that will tell you a lot. adam levin on where we are. >> the democrats and the media are celebrating. what are they celebrating in the red wave, it never happened. it wasn't going to happen. they are delooting themselves.

the democrats made no progress in the senate. they have desperately in needed to make progress in the election cycle. at best one seat celebrating they only lost the house by view vote. the g.o.p. is block these radical kook perhaps that biden is pushing. conduct investigations and da what they need to do and they damn well better is this good snuff though it's not good enough. if the republicans allow the same d.c. establishment many of whom you see on tv all the time telling you how smart they are and they know everything, if they allow them to control the agenda and the money the future is bleak. >> steve: and when he is talking about investigations and things like that, we were talking about how in the senate, if it's 50/50 as it is oright now, there is a power-sharing agreement. but if the democrats pick up georgia, then they would be able to issue subpoenas without the approval of the republicans.

right now, they have been able to -- the republicans have been able to block any subpoenas because it's been 50/50. democrats get georgia, suddenly they can have their own investigations. and can start subpoenaing anybody they want. >> ainsley: the house can do that too. the house republicans win, many of them are saying they are going to investigate hunter biden, origins of covid. the lockdowns and skull closures and pullout of afghanistan. >> steve: in the senate judicial conferee joe biden, the supreme court. all those things, they don't need the republicans. >> pete: if they were to get 51 they don't need joe manchin, which he has been a thorn in their side on a lot of their left leaning agenda. >> steve: stay tuned maybe we will know later. >> pete: maybe next wednesday. >> ainsley: that's our thanksgiving wish. if he would would be hank ffl when we know who wins. >> steve: steve won't know about the senate until december 6th.

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♪ >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert. right now president biden is meeting with china's president xi jinping ahead of the g-20 summit in indonesia. this is the first meeting between the two leaders since biden took offers. >> steve: geertsy is live i think 12 hours ahead of us in bali, indonesia with the very latest, good evening, peter. >> 13 hours ahead now as we wait for the president long understanding personal relationship with xi jinping so far today it is all business as

leaders of two nations we share responsibility in my view to show that china and the united states can manage our differences prevent corn tips from becoming anything near conflict and to find ways to work together on urgent global issues requiring our mutual cooperation some of those urgent global issues chinese takeover the taiwan. human rights abuses and china games the world economic system. and whatever issues xi has with the united states, he plans to air out as well. are this time and age great changes never before humanity unprecedented challenges. the world has come to a crossroads. the world expects that china and the united states will properly handle the relationship whether

the sit down is done, the two leaders are not going to have their staffs put together a joint statement that president and xi are going to sign on to about all the things they agree on and came to agreement on at this meeting. instead the chinese are going go and have their state media put out their version of the meeting and president biden is going to come right here and tell us how he thinks things went down and we're told he is going to take questions about two hours from right now. back to you in new york. >> pete: peter, question four, what is your understanding of whether or not biden will bring up covid, the origins of covid the thing that dominated our lice and emanated from china. is he likely to take a strong stance on behalf of all of us? >> when he talks about urgent global issues white house foicialghts have said they brought up being transparent in the past covid's origins whether

or not that's going to come up today, white house officials have not said. that is not a word we are hearing from white house officials. when they say urgent would understand that more to mean a potential takeover of taiwan as we started to hear national security experts warn, if that happens, it's really going to mess up the united states' ability to get these microchips and that is a national security threat. >> steve: peter it, looks like you are inside but you are actually out in a courtyard, right? it's quite a set up. they have a stage and bringing out the flags credit to the guys setting up the lights. steve: it's 7:23 tonight in indonesia, peter, thank you very much. are. so issues, invasion of taiwan.

covid origins i doubt he ask him about that. i don't think he will. >> pete: he should but he won't. >> ainsley: it china using technology with the chips. china's theft of intellectually property and chinaens invasion of ukraine to your point about code, he should talk to xi about covid republicans if they take the majority in the house have investigations on the origins of covid. when the struck, a lot of decisions were made and we need to know where it started. >> ainsley: so we can prevent it. >> pete: janet yellen her whole face is covered by a mask it's intimidating. you know -- mumble some words and talk about climate change. and xi jinping is going to look at him and size him up and effectively say is america

willing to enforce strategic ambiguity when it documents taiwan. a lot of people believe chinas think not. we have never held them accountable for covid-19 and they know it. as a result more ambitious and more supplied militarily. signaling to people take military action and running around the world talking about climate change. it's not serious. i hope is he serious in these talks about there is not a lot that we have seen publicly that strong like covid origins. >> tyrus: juan. >> steve: remember he stood up to putin and said you cannot invaz ukraine, whether a did he do? what's he going to say to xi jinping you cannot invade taiwan. >> pete: you are not aloud. don't worry, 9 taliban are not going to take over afghanistan. won't let it happen. oops. every single day see the opposite. >> ainsley: if they did try to tyke taiwan he already said we would get involved. >> pete: that's what he said. going to prevent the ukrainian

war. >> steve: peter is in the front row. let's see if peter gets some questions of the president 6:25 now and carley joins us with news from york. >> carley: bali to new york city guys, months after dismissing the perception of crime in the new york city mayor eric adams blaming democrats for missing the mark when crazing real concerns about crime. writing in a "u.s.a. today" op-ed, new york is the safest big city in america. but this statistic means nothing to a mother mourning a child lost to gun violence. democrats have the right answers but the wrong attitude. his words come as the big apple reports an increase in crime across multiple categories. did you see this? a flight attendant is taken to the hospital after allegedly being assaulted by a woman carrying a baby during the middle of a flight. [shouting]

[bleep] step back. step back. >> carley: a little of that tense situation there the woman screaming and yelling while the plane was getting ready to land in chicago. it's not clear what caused the woman to become so upset but she was taken into custody. a top teacher's union draws criticism from parents after quoting it legislator -- no legs know better than anyone. it will is parents who know better what their kids truly need. tweet comes driven patients across the country what see and learn inside the classroom particularly after the covid pandemic. we have some nfl action kicking off with the new cuments coach jeff saturday picking up first wins a nancy beats the las vegas raiders 25-20 in nfl head coaching debut. aaron rodgers turning back the

clock great win over the cowboys in overtime. barclay running all over the texans leading the giants 24-16 win. what a game between the bills and the vikings as they went into overtime. pete is very happy about this one because the bills ultimately lost 33-30. but, at least one bills fan had treason celebrate. buffalo honoring world war ii veteran bill gosh at his first bills game ever, watch. this 98-year-old bill gorbachev [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> carley: we salute you back. making victory defeated the seahawks 21-16 in munich, germany. the first envelope gawker will three countries outside of the united states. so if you ever get that trivia

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next guest says is he just doing what he was told. here to reacted acting deputy secretary ken cuch the guy charged with executing the open borders policy which has worked was told to resign. what's the why for all of this? clearly scapegoat. first of all magnus was not qualified for this position. he had been a law enforcement officer but of no real significance and they hired him because they want cbp to fail they want the border patrol to fail just like they want ice to fail at its mission of deporting illegals what they do to make that happen or fail to make that happen is they tie them up in knots. they hire people rewrite procedures to make them far more

complicated and give this guy a mission anyway of not returning people. and that's -- mayorkas is a radical open borders advocate. the president, joe biden ran on this. this is their policy, when this first happened a few days ago gave him the choice to resign or be fired. he said i'm not resigning. he may very reasonably have thought i'm doing exactly is what you hired me to do. i'm opening this border. i'm blowing the doors off the numbers. that's what you wanted me to do. we all look at this as a failure of policy but this is what they intended. and so now they saw the danger and they are looking for a scapegoat and set scapegoat.

he revealing? a interview with neil nufd on saturday. take a listen. >> i haven't talked to him since he was running for election but, again, i offer myself as a resource person because, again, i don't visit the border. i actually live here at the border. >> so, ken, not only does joe biden joe biden not visit the border, he doesn't talk to people who represent the border. this shouldn't surprise us but i find this a bit shocking. henry cuellar a rare moderate democrat. lives on the border. been voicing his objection to the open border policies for a year and a half now and yet. he has never talked to the president of the united states of his own party it is truly

astonishing you, it further demonstrates joe biden has no actual interest in good border policy for instance everything we talked about magnus. hiring somebody capable of border protection mission. if they did, talk to someone who lived with it for decades as a congressional leader and has frankly weighed in over the years quite effectively on border policy. but they have no interest in talking to henry cuellar because they have no interest, zero interest in changing their policy course. >> pete: exactly right. talking to him would be bursting their open borders bubble that they live in right now. >> right. >> pete: which they want. ken cuch, thanks for breaking it down. good to see you. >> good to be with you. >> pete: you have got it. straight to be hospitalsings overseen sick patients. forced to use overflow tents in california. it's not for covid.

it's for the flu. dr. siegel breaks down why strict mandates could be to blame for this. plus, a billion dollars gone. the new criminal probe into a crypto company's collapse and the ceo is off to the bahamas. ♪

♪ >> steve: hospitals in california are forced to use overflow tents as you can see right there as cases of the flu are skyrocketing across the united states. the extraordinarily high number of flu cases is more than 12 times the amount seen during the same time in 2019 what is causing this? let's talk to fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. i was reading there are 1 states as well as new york city and the district of columbia reporting very high levels of flu like activity according to the cdc. what's going on?

>> steve, this looks like a bad flu season already. it's an early one. we don't usually see a peak until january. here's what's happening. i think the last couple of years when people had their masks on or were home, they didn't -- weren't exposed to viruses they usually see like the flu. we had very mild flu season so we didn't get the immunity we usually do. and now along comes a strain from the south from australia that's actually pretty severe and people, again, that weren't exposed to it before are getting pretty sick from it. also, flu vaccine is down 5% this year. not as many getting the flu shot as should and this flu shot looks like it's pretty good coverage. so all of that combined with a lot of rsv infections and still plenty of covid out there, you are seeing a lot of upper respiratory infections especially in our kids which concerns us the most. >> steve: dr. siegel, i was just talking to our family doctor. i told him i was about to do this segment and to your point fewer people are getting the flu

shot i asked him why and he said that he thinks that vaccine fatigue is part of it. a lot of people out there just saying i'm not going to get another shot. even though, to your point. this flu vaccine apparently is very effective. >> i also want to say to people out there because my biggest thing about vaccines is when we talk dove they say well, that's a new vaccine. the flu vaccine has been around in some shape or form since the 1950s. i also want people to understand i'm talking about hospitalizations. dr. wolenski who i spoke to friday, 23 hours hospitalizations from flu already this year. 6500 in the past week. so flu is zooming you up to covid levels and again the flu shot can help keep you out of the hospital and we are used to that flu shot and we know that flu shot.

1300 people have died from the flu and hospitalizations are doubling every couple of weeks doctor siegel, let's not be ambiguous with the people r5067ing right now. they should get the flu shot, right? no question about it. pregnant woman by the way flu shots are down in pregnant woman. you are doing a two for. protecting yourself and protecting your unborn child. nothing worse when you are pregnant than the flu. the flu effects you badly. but the flu shot is completely safe. >> steve: and finally, cefd is still out there too. we just saw joe biden and his team meeting in indonesia. people wearing covid masks. people should get the omicron booster, right? >> many chron booster covers of the new subvariants but also gives you protection for all the subvariants and a couple more coming out. and seeing cases on the increase again.

hospitalizations on the increase again. thank god. the omicron subvariants are less powerful but they still can get you. if you haven't had a covid shot in six months or haven't had covid in three or four months, please get that booster. especially if you are in a high risk group. >> steve: i was talking to somebody at walgreen's the other day and they said they can actually give you a shot in each arm, you can got the flu shot and omicron shot same sitting. >> absolutely. and it's completely safe to do that by the way. get your shots out of the way and be protected against severe disease. i can't give you a s rsv i can protect you against flu and covid. get those shots, please. >> steve: all right. good advice. doctor, thank you for making a house call today. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: all right, meanwhile. janice dean joins us. i woke up today and it was winter. >> janice: yes, it does feel like winter. there is no snow on the ground. if you do live in new jersey you

might see snow flurries later on this evening into tomorrow. take a look at the maps and show you how cold it is. we don't have any maps? my producer says we don't have any maps. i do have this young man over here. hi, what's your name. >> rich. >> where are you from. >> cherry hill. >> janice: very nice. are you looking forward to the snow. >> yes. january general that's a first. all right. so the cold air is the big story. we do have a storm system moving across the plain states going to move across the south and southeast and come up towards the northeast nor'easter later this week. lots of weather to talk about. i promise the next hour i have will have all of my maps. other to carley. >> all right, janice, thank you very much. just unimaginably horrific story to report out of phoenix arizona. a badly burned body of a baby was found dead in phoenix's largest homeless encampment over of the weekend. a witness says they saw someone lighting a box on fire. later realizing there was a baby inside of a box. police say the baby was not even fully developed, delivered at about 20 to 24 weeks.

they called the scene utterly who are risk. embattled crypto exchange ftx and its owner now facing a criminal inquiry in the bahamas after filing for bankruptcy last week. owner sam bankman-fried, a top democrat donor also resigning as ceo last week. this comes as a billion dollars of customer funds vanished from a bahamas based company. company officials say it's because of unauthorized transactions. and golden corral is doing their part to honor our nation's heroes. 9 restaurant chain hosting annual military appreciation night offer as free meal to anyone who served or is serving in the armed forces. to date golden corral says they have served over 6 million free meals and raised nearly $18 million for dollars. for more information, visit golden corral.com/military-appreciation those are your headlines, steve, over you have to. >> steve: nice thing they are doing and food looks delicious.

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>> ainsley: yet another round of firings at twitter as elon musk reportedry lays off contractors with some only finding out after losing access to work accounts over the weekend. meanwhile twitter blue could soon be back after being paused fake acowboys were spreading chaos on the platform by buying verified blue check marks. kurt the cyberguy joins us to react. good morning, kurt. >> hey, ainsley, good morning to you. eli lilly a pharmaceutical company on friday not real happy when their stock price took a plunge as a result of an impose tore on twitter yet again taking advantage of the # dollars twitter blue mark that is supposed to say hey, you can trust all of this ainsley. but, like many of the impersonators on bitter as of friday that just really wasn't working out. twitter now in a lot of trouble and turning that off for now. elon musk tweeting that he is working on this issue soon will

be able to buy the $8 hey can you trust me mark. not sure how many people are going to do it. people are having a lot of fun pranks others on the service making it, yet, again, just more chaotic. >> ainsley: some impose tore said eli lilly was offering free insulin sent their stock plunging. they are the ones who choose who to verify? >> as of november 4th. that's just 10 days ago, about 50% of twitter employees are been laid off or fired it's kind of hard whether that safety and trust department the lead of that department is no longer at twitter it. begs the question who is in charge of making sure what we see on twitter can actually be trusted. at the moment there is a lot of gray matter there i would say if

you're thinking you are going to be dialing into twitter and seeing some authentic. for the moment, unless you have had relationship with the account you are talking with, i would say you are not sure. i would tell you this, don't bet against elon musk. look at his history. this is a guy who was boy growing up who loves sci-fi and somehow in life figured out that sci-fi would be reality how come these people haven't invented space travel private level how come they haven't created electric car. this guy grabbing twitter whether it was ego move or whatever you can count on this. he will figure it out. right now it's dirty, messy and muddy on that platform. >> ainsley: i wonder if he regrets buying it. you know, americans love freedom and they like the fact that elon coming in, many people like this, that he is coming in and not going to censor whether a people write on

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