mike: georgia two days away for another high-stake runoff. warnock and walker. welcome to fox news live i'm mike emanuel. herschel walker is bringing republican big wigs out on the campaign trail today in hopes of closing the narrow gap that

separates him from incumbent raphael warnock. aishah hasnie with the latest. aishah: good afternoon, four points right now separating herschel walker from senator raphael warnock and not a lot of time left to make up that gap. here in loganville, walker will be joined by pretty important people here. tim scott and john kennedy are joining him here on the campaign trail here one day after walker told politico that he has not been avoiding the press in the same politico interview he did mix-up the house and senate when answering another question. now despite a series of abuse and abortion allegations, walker has managed to stay neck and neck with warnock in all the recent polling here. in fact, he told maria bartiromo just this morning that he is in good spirit heading into election day.

>> i feel pretty good, you know, we are having record turnout and i think right now people got to get out. they've got to vote. december the sixth, people get a chance to voice their opinion. you can't sit on the sideline anymore. if you want to change, go out and vote and voice your opinion because this race is very, very important. aishah: yeah, every vote counts and this race senator warnock had some help from progressive caucus chair who is helping to get out the vote in georgia yesterday. warnock will hold two rallies later today in athens and music legend stevie wonder is holding a virtual event for him as well. still no announcement, mike, of a visit by president biden who just pushed for georgia to be one of the first primary states. here is why this race matters so much to both parties. if warnock wins, senate democrats who already have the majority, they gain some wiggle room diminishing the leverage that centrist senators joe

manchin and kyrsten sinema currently hold and opens up pathway for the president's agenda for the next two years. if walker wins, the gop gets equal representation on senate committees and mike, it's also important for democrats that they win this seat because they are facing a turbulent year in 2024 when they are -- they have about 2 dozen seats up for grabs. so they really need to get this one. mike. mike: so aishah, second cycle in a row of runoffs in georgia. are people fired up and ready to go or ready for it to be over. aishah: i would say both. the last time i was hearing i kept hearing folks that they were over it. this was a bitter and negative campaign election cycle. so they were ready to be done with it when the runoff was announced. they realized how important georgia is going to be and they are getting out the vote, folks were waiting in line for an hour and a half at times last week,

the final week of early voting, so expect large crowds on tuesday. mike: glad you're in the middle of it. aishah hosnie. thank you very much. the fallout from elon musk's friday night document dump on hunter biden continues. twitter's new ceo released the company's internal deliberations on how to handle the hunter biden laptop story. first published by the new york post and report on here in 2020. alex and roy hoff has the latest on the developing story. hello, alex. alex: major media companies have been dismissive of what twitter revealed. twitter ceo was asked last night when he did question and answer questions. >> they were complicit in deceiving the american public and admits that they lied to the public, they are trying to pretend that this is a nothing burger.

alex: provided internal money cases to matt taibbi so the company can build trust with users. show casing the internal debate within twitter whether to suppress the new york post story on hunter biden's laptop. it was eventually cat categorizd which were then, quote, handled by staff. republicans feel big tech as a whole is fostering these kind of relationships. >> what elon musk has been able to do now. now know we why the white house want today fight so strongly against him owning twitter. all he's done is put out the truth. now we need to start looking at facebook, at google. alex: we were expecting more twitter documents to be released yesterday. elon musk has teased that much. instead he explained yesterday that writer barry rice has been given access to complete probe

of company documents. more revealed there. when musk was asked yesterday if he felt that the involvement of the democratic party with twitter censorship amounted to 2020 election interference, he said clearly yes. mike. mike: alexandria hoff live in dc, thank you very much. let's bring in today's political panel, mark laudeler, america first policy institute director and brad howard, democratic strategist, blue dog communications director. gentlemen, welcome, great to have you here onset. >> thank you. mike: let's start with the new york post cover. twitter scandal exposed. twitter invented post hunter biden report. brad, how damaging are the twitter revelations? >> they are certainly damaging to twitter itself. i would say it's clear that they made a mistake back then and senior management team had no real consistent structure process to flag certain federal that campaigns were raising and clearly you look at the deliberations and it was a hot

mess and so, you know, elon musk is trying to rebrand twitter. i think it's his prerogative to release internal communications but the one thing we did learn that there was no government involvement in the twitter's decision to censor these messages. and so i think we have to be careful because this is a private company that decided to do things privately. any -- any bombshell or white house or government prying to suppress first amendment that didn't happen. even the reporter that elon musk gave report to confirmed that. mike: elon musk is opening things for the whole world to see it. let's see it. >> democrats were not censored but right causes and republicans were. i think this is frankly obvious to anyone who uses twitter without expose of twitter files. >> i think that verifies what we knew and having been on the 2020 campaign.

we knew this was going on. we saw it going on. now it's been brought out to put on full display. the harsh light of reality is shining on it. one other point, i think it's very important, it's not just limited to twitter. we've had actually in a separate thing done by the states where the fbi has admitted they held weekly meetings with facebook and other big-tech giants talking about things like misinformation that needed to be brought down and things. so there is government involvement, maybe not directly to twitter but it does involve other aspects of big tech something that congress needs to look at. mike: starting at new year we are looking at divided government. there's concern on some bipartisanship in terms of concern about big tech, do you expect any action in the new congress. >> the fact that we have divided congress, democrats in charge of senate and republicans in the house, it's hard to pass far-reaching legislation. the must-passes, appropriating, funding the government, defense authorization act, the must passes is what's going to get

done and they are difficult. i have hard time seeing anything elective getting done. a series of hearings on the republican side as kevin mccarthy alluded to digging into the issues a little more. they have the gavel. i think republicans need to be careful, though, because americans care about is the economy, border security, public safety and i would urge them to focus on those issues and not so much the distractions. mike: mark. mark: there's a chance to do something. there are even democrats who are against censorship and for the first amendment right for the american people. see if they can come up with compromise and get through both chambers. not sure it will happen but i think there is a chance there. i think there's enough on both sides that are outraged by this that you could see something. mike: you're saying there's a chance. to battleground georgia, gentlemen, your thoughts on the critical stage in the runoff, brad. >> i would rather be raphael warnock than herschel walker. walker's donors appear to be backing out in the last minute.

herschel walker certainly has a lot of problems he's faced over struggles and everything. but raphael warnock is a good senator, he's running on two years of solid record. he has energy enthusiasm. his people are hitting the ground running. record turnout of all elections in georgia and good chunk of that was african-american voters. democrats feel good. it is going to be close. it'll be close right up to election day and i encourage everyone to get out and vote in georgia. mike: seems like herschel walker has been the underdog. 2020 was the exception. your thoughts. >> i think right now in the runoff we have governor kemp campaigning with herschel walker. all eyes are solely on this race to turnout race. it's not about fundraising, both sides are going to have enough money. it's limited compressed time frame. it's turnout. can we get the vote to turn out. if you like high gas prices, high inflation, vote for raphael warnock. you want to deal with those issues, vote for herschel walker and i think if we can continue to push that message,

we can get him across the finish line but it'll be close. mike: do you worry about election fatigue in georgia, second cycle in a row with runoffs? >> you always worry about voter fatigue so you have to get your base something to get excited about. you to give them something that motivates them and warnock has all kinds of energy on his side. i think voters are excited that we realized the tough environment we are heading into in 202 h and democrats are excited with what president biden has done, stand firm against putin. i think he's excited the base and turn out and deliver the win. mike: tuesday is the day. final hours. your thoughts on the critical stage. >> keep talking about the issues, remind people vote for herschel walker takes away subpoena power from chuck schumer. you don't like the games under nancy pelosi in the house, it will transition over to the senate with chuck schumer having a 51-seat majority and control

subpoenas. if it's tied 50-50, that's not going to happen. i'm hoping governor kemp can pull him across finish line. mike: we can talk about this -- on fox news sunday today shannon bream with former vice president mike pence, the former vice president recounts the last days of the trump administration and what happened on january 6th. a must-see interview right here on fox. she also has interviews with iowa republican joni ernst and angus king right after the show. stay with us. shocking footage from the big apple a man brutally hit on the head with a baseball bat. the latest on the terrifyingby i attack right after the break.lp ♪ ♪ ♪ yr bu

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mike: shocking attack caught on camera, a man smashed an unsuspecting victim on the head with a baseball bat on the streets of new york city. police say the victim is in stable condition. nate foy live in new york city with the very latest, hi, nate. nate: hey, mike, it's been five days since the shocking attack caught on camera and not only is the person who did it still out there. we don't know who he is. so that's why police are

releasing this video hoping that they can find him and bring hem to -- him to justice. we will show the viewers but it's very disturbing. upper manhattan. the man dressed in black sneak up in the man dressed in red and lets bipartisan pass and pulls bat out from underneath his clothes, takes a full hop and yelling at the man on the ground. thankfully the man was able to sit up. he was taken to the hospital and as you mentioned in stable condition. thank goodness he should be okay but i want to show you a picture of the suspect here because in the video you just saw his face was covered. this picture was taken on the same day and you can get a clear shot at his face right here. again this played out on tuesday but police released these images yesterday. unfortunately, mike, this is a trend in new york city, take a look at these numbers. in the past year overall crime in new york city is up 26.8%.

felony assaults like the one you just saw up 13.2%. now some blame manhattan's progressive da alvin bragg for that. so far this year he's downgraded 52% of all felony cases to misdemeanors. that's up from 39% from in 2019. back out here live for as the brutal attack with the baseball attack caught an camera, police are still looking for that man. they hope that they will get some tips in the next few days as they have released that video. we will send it back to you, mike. mike: let's hope they find the suspect. nate foy, thanks a lot. fedex driver has confessed to abducting and killing a 7-year-old in texas. the young girl taken from her driveway and her body was found two days after she was first reported missing. charles watson has more on this heartbreaking story. hello, charles. charles: yeah, good afternoon, mike, really disturbing story and now we are hearing from a

woman who says she for years she's been sounding the alarm of tanner lynn, fedex driver who confessed killing 7-year-old and the 23-year-old woman whose name we are keeping private for now says horner sexually assaulted her 8 years ago when she was a minor. the man who raped me at 16, 8 years ago murdered athena the 7-year-old girl. hope the family gets the justice they deserve. i hope he rots and i hope that everyone who didn't believer me when i talked about this for 8 years does now. now the woman has posted text conversations that date back as far as 2016 accusing horner of assaulting her. i want to be clear, it's not clear whether there has been an investigation or there will be but horne reform has not been charged in relation to those

allegations he's however facing murder and kidnapping in the case of 7-year-old strand, horner admitted to abducting 7-year-old from paradise, texas home last week before killing her and dumping the young girl's body. >> from the investigative standpoint digitally as well as good-old interviews, we think athena died within just a very hour or so -- the very hour or so after he departure from her home. charles: as you can imagine, mike, the 7-year-old's family heart broken right now. her most posted on facebook that she wants the world to know athena's name and tribute to her daughter she writes in part, quote, she was perfect from her creation, she was born perfect and too beautiful, daddy and mommy were scared of how she has always been and we feel like we

have failed you. nobody deserves what has happened to you and love doesn't cover it. mommy is broken without you. now as for horner, mike, police have not shared with reporters at least what the motive could have been in this disturbing case. he is being held on bond. 1.5 million bond. $1.5 million bond, mike. mike: endeavor stating story, charles, many thanks. ♪ ♪ ♪ mike: exterior images to have crime scene in moscow, idaho where four idaho students were stabbed to death a couple of weeks ago, the investigation into their murders entering critical stage as police start to analyze forensic testing results. christina coleman live in moscow, idaho with more, hi, christina. christina: christina: hi, mike, yes, all the parents of the victims are so heart broken and last night kaley's father said

he sent his daughter here to the university to get an education and now he's paying for her funeral. he's vowing to fight for justice and in an interview kaley's father steve gonzales, he's been speaking with police, he spoke with the lead detective in this case and no doubt that they are working hard as they can but he still feels frustrated with a lack of information being released to the public on this case. >> it seems like they are trying to suppress the story. we want to put rewards out, don't do that. you are telling us you don't want reward, you're not going to get a lot of those students if they see those things. this community is not going to heal until this guy is pulled off the streets. it ain't going to happen. christina: today on "fox & friends" kaley's father also expressed his growing frustration with the

investigation efforts in general based on the lack of information in this investigation so far. >> do you feel confident in the police investigation and the people investigating right now? >> i do not feel confident and that's why i push the envelope and say a little bit more. i hate to be that guy but, you know, there's a job to do. everybody has a job and a role to play in this. this is my role as a parent. >> meantime idaho state police maintain that this investigation has been conducted properly with nos cow police and the fbi, they also note additional resources could be called in if necessary. >> this case has been moving forward since the very beginning appropriately and has been being investigated. we do know that there is a person or persons that is in our community or someone's community

out there that has -- has murdered four people and so we recognize that there is a fear in the public. we are trying to work through this. we are trying to complete and trying to advice the public where we are that way they are comfortable. christina: in the last update from moscow police which we got late yesterday, you know, they stated that the law enforcement, the fbi, they are reviewing thousands of tips, t t they are thousands of pieces of videos sent in the night of the attack on november 13th, still no arrests in this case. mike. mike: let's hope and pray they get a break and arrest the killer or killers. christina coleman live on the ground in moscow. thank you very much. ukraine is bracing for several more massive missile strikes from russia as the temperature continues to drop. a live report from kyiv next. ♪ ♪ ♪

mike: in kyiv ukrainians are preparing for more russian missile strikes as cold winter sets in. jeff paul has the latest from ukraine's capital, jeff. jeff: yeah, mike, another tense state of waiting and watching here in kyiv as many expect and brace for another attack, possible one by russian forces, however, u.s. intelligence agencies saying the quiet period that we are going through is par for the course and they even expect a slowdown in the fighting in the coming months. >> we know are both in situation where they are looking to try to refit, resupply and reconstitute so that they are prepared for the counteroffensive and we have skepticism whether or not the russians will be prepared to do that. jeff: now the one place where we can see intense fighting is in the east specifically in the

town of bakmut, ukrainian and russian forces are in there and russia is trying to capture strategic town with eyes set on attacking bigger cities just to the north and despite russian troops withdrawing there, the liberated city continues to get shelled. utility workers are doing their best to restore power amid freezing temperatures but the daily attacks on civilian structures are causing fires, injuries and even deaths. >> they are shelling the positions of our troops as well as populated areas of regions with motor, barrel and rocket artartillery. does not stop. jeff: despite recent period of calm, the mayor does not want people to get complacent, we have power right now but that could change at any moment. he wants folks to stock up on

the essentials knowing that another possible attack could be just around the corner. mike. mike: jeff paul live in kyiv, jeff, thanks very much. president biden will travel to arizona this week to promote his administration's economic policies this as inflation continues to weigh heavy on americans and is impacting holiday shopping plans. lucas tomlinson is live outside the white house with the latest. hi, lucas. lucas: personal savings at lowest, sign 40-year inflation is having on the country. many republicans blame the u.s. government. >> it really needs to be frankly a come to jesus on this when it comes to spending both parties have been guilty of this over recent years and we need to be serious about tackling our out of control spending and debt. lucas: friday's job report beat expectations 263,000 jobs total.

unemployment remains low with 3.7%, closer look at data shows troubling trends. companies are cutting hours. the top 3 sectors seeing gross in the last month leisure and hospitality, education and health and the u.s. government. the retail sector lost 30,000 jobs, the household survey which some say better indicator of what small businesses are doing that was down 138,000 jobs. more americans are leaving the workforce. participation rate drop for third straight month. at the reagan library voting on the minds of lawmakers. on fox news center joni ernst reacting to the news and south carolina will move to lead-up spot. >> i'm glad that republicans are staying the course and, you know, how i feel about this, i feel that democrats have really given middle america the middle finger. >> iowa is not as reflective of the demographics of this country

as south carolina is. and you look at south carolina, it is microcastm of this country. mike: lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn. more on state of the economy and impact on americans, my next guest runs private equity firm kp equity partners, portfolio companies operate 230 manufacturing facilities across 27 countries and have approximately 53,000 employees. joining me live is michael, cofounder and managing partner of kps capital partners. michael, thrilled to have you. >> thank you very much, mike. mike: let's start with president biden's reaction to the monthly job's report and i will get you to react to it. >> the gdp is up even more than previously thought. we continue to create lots of jobs and today we've learned

that the economy added 263,000 jobs in november. mike: michael, president biden likes to claim he has created millions of jobs, what is your assessment? >> i fear looking forward, mike, that the american economy and the american worker and people next year are going to be caught between the endville of inflation and the hammer of a recession. the key number from yesterday's job report wasn't the 3.7, that really doesn't matter. what matters is the worker participation rate is at 62.1% is below the 50-year average and way below the -- the number before the covid crisis. very simply there are 10 million job openings in the united states today because people have been incentive not to work. they are staying home and that is because there is fending on which economists you believe,

there's between 1.2 and $1.7 trillion of end quotes of excess savings in the economy, most of that was direct transfers of cash from the united states government. what this has caused is employers have increased wages materially. last -- on the year over year basis wages are up 5.1%, on the shorter period over 6% and on the month-to-month basis 7%. now, they have not -- those wages have not kept up with inflation and so americans have taken a pay cut but the federal reserve is focusing in on the acceleration of wage increases. this will cause them to continue to increase rates. so what could happen next year is the worst of all worlds which is americans consume or spend or burn off their excess savings

and enter the workforce precisely the time in macro level the united states is in a recession because the federal reserve has increased rates. furthermore -- furthermore the increases in wages have exceeded increases in american productivity and that is also not good for america, for workers and for the economy. mike: you touched on inflation, travel costs are up big, coffee up 14.8%, milk up 14.5%, eggs up 43%, when we spoke on the phone, you made the point to me that the price of eggs is not coming down. explain that. >> when we spoke on the phone, there is the main street view and there's the wall street view. wall street is focused on what is called the terminal rate. when will inflation peak versus main street which has to go buy

eggs and coffee every day. just because the rate of inflation may start decelerating which is what the financial market thinks, doesn't mean that the price of anything that we are buying is going to go down. i mean, all you have to do is go super market, you're pieing peanut -- they are not going to go down. mike: to avoid rail strike, steel workers cut a deal, their wage is going up more than 21%. you operate manufacturing facilities in 27 countries. those raises are great news for the employees but what about big picture economy? >> my partners and i have been in business for over 30 years.

we are manufacturers, industrialists on the global basis. we have never seen collective bargaining agreement wage settlements like we have seen in the last 12 months. these are really unprecedented at least in professional lifetimes and structural. there's no question today we are in a wage price spiral. inflation initially was about energy and then it was about commodities but wages constitute most of the spending by employers in this economy in this country and we are in a wage price spiral. mike: michael psaros from kps capital, thrilled to have you. i look forward having you back. >> thank you, mike, merry christmas. mike: more than 73,000 illegal immigrants evaded border patrol agents in november. the highest number of got aways ever recorded more on the overwhelmed and overworked agents at the border after the

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mike: you're looking at live images from fox flight team camera at the southern border highest number of illegal immigrants that have evaded officials otherwise known as got aways in a single month. senior correspondent mike tobin live on the ground in eagle pass, texas. hello, mike.

>> traffic at the border is just not letting up both with drugs and people trying to get to the u.s. side. on the mexican side of the border stop that just happened there netted 660 pounds of that deadly and potent synthetic opioid fentanyl. drugs concealed on all things coconut. two people were arrested. the border patrol says there was enough fentanyl in this seizure to kill over 5 million people. texas state troopers picked up 45 pounds of cocaine that a truck driver attempt today smuggle through hidalgo county, texas. the cocaine was wrapped up in 17 packages. that cocaine seizure is part of operation lone star spear-headed by greg abbott. seized 353 million loads of fentanyl. but abbott presses the point

that texas is doing to job that should be done by the federal government securing the nation's border. >> it is imperative for the biden administration to step up to make sure they do everything possible to stop this deadly drug from coming across our border, coming into our state and then going across america. >> the mike greats keep coming. the latest big group showed up in eagle pass this morning, more than 200 strong. agents have it down to a system. shortly after migrants arrive a bus picks them up and off to be processed. title 42 a third of illegal crossings back to where they came from, but title 42 now by judge's order is going to end in 17 days and the people who watch the border predict that traffic is only going to increase after that. mike. mike: mike, to pick up on the point. title 42, people on the front

lines dealing with this crisis really worried about the impact when title 42 goes away. >> they very much are worried when title 42 goes away. they are overworked as it stands right now and as you watch the border, people are coming over constantly. if i took you to the rio grande, 30 meters where i am standing right now, periodically we get random crossings and they come all day long. agents have to deal with that. they are only groining to get more they predict after title 42 ends. mike: mike tobin with important context at the bored. thanks a lot. the royal family under microscope, prince harry and meghan released trailer of documentary. that's next. ♪ ♪ ♪

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focused on issues close to their heart. of course, climate change is something that prince william is very passionate about. he hosted the awards in boston alongside his wife. that event created by prince william to recognize people working on solutions to help climate change. the prince also met with president biden on friday, the pair held a private meeting also to discuss climate goals, but at the same time netflix released this trailer. it's a much anticipated documentary about prince harry and his wife meghan, the couple are expected to spill secrets about their time as working royals. the timing was perceived to be provocative by many, but the prince and princess of whales seem to take the distraction in their stride as they met with the public. but the royal house in london will be watching very closely for the fallout from the film and some sources are saying that king charles is a little bit

weary of the controversy coming from prince harry and meghan in california. back to you, mike. mike: kitty logan live in london. thanks a lot. miriam's kitchen is distributing hot meals and coats to help the homeless this frigid holiday season. the organization founded in 1983 and currently serves more than 3,000 people experiencing homelessness here in our nation's capital. joining us scott, excuse me, scott, ceo, welcome to fox news live. >> thank you for having me. mike: miriam's kitchen delivered 42,000 frozen people, helped 49 people move into homes, expanding programs and connected 249 guests to mental health services. what more can you tell us about your efforts to deal with chronic homelessness here in our

nation's capital? >> started out serving people meals. compassionate for people that clearly were needing in the street. clearly important for those experiencing homelessness but we all know what solves homelessness is housing. and so our evolution as an organization over the last 40 years is to maintain those standards of, you know, providing meals ongoing assistance such as sleeping bags, anything that people need to sleep and stay warm and safe outside, but also working with them at the same time to try and secure permanent housing. so our case managers, people who are experts in resources and working with people experiencing homelessness meets with those folks day in and day out to try and access the resources of permanent supportive housing. mike: how much of homelessness is addiction, mental health, the breakdown to have american family? >> so i think all of those play

into parts of it. what really, though, people we all know have addictions issues, mental health issues and they don't necessarily lose their home. what happens is that if you live in a place that you don't have a lot of support, you know, it is hard to maintain your housing and housing as we all know is incredibly expensive particularly in urban areas. even a small thing in your life can make it so that you're in a position where you lose your housing. and so you throw in these other factors of health, of lack of social safety net, the personal safety net and it makes it much more likely you'll end up on the streets. mike: as we drive in washington, d.c., tent cities, temperatures in the 40's, the weather can get more extreme in washington. what is the reaction when you do outreach to these folks? >> so the good news is that many folks really do want to get into housing, you know, and for them it's -- this history of trauma

of being -- of going into programs that don't necessarily work for them. the good news is that we have adjusted our programs over time. when we do street outreach to people, people not only the things they need to survive, sleeping bag, food, et cetera. they want to work with those individuals to try to get back into housing. the good news we have made a lot of progress and the resources that are available for people and so when our street outreach workers and case managers go out to work for people it's not just sleeping bag and coat, but with a promise that we will work to get into housing and high likelihood that you will. mike: we are nearly out of time, what's your website? >> miriamskitchen.org. you can donate other kinds of items supporting folks that are experiencing homelessness. mike: people can give their time, talent or treasure to

help. >> absolutely. mike: thank you for the great work that you're doing. god bless you and your organization. >> happy holidays. mike: that's all for this hour of fox news live. fox news sunday with shannon bream, thank you very much for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ ♪ vehicles come in all different sizes. yet ordinary windshield phone holders are one size fits all. does that make sense? no. but this does. the adjustable

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