school. k through 12 and even in college because it's probably not the things you want them to be learning. pay attention. can you correct this. >> ashley: tomi lahren thank you for getting up with us. we appreciate it. it was so nice being with you in the studio in new york. griff. >> griff: so fun. thank you to sara and the staff and everybody for having me. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> you came around the corner and i thought god, no. >> actress kirstie alley has passed away after a battle with cancer. >> you might remember her performance on cheers and "look who's talking." >> polls are set in georgia's senate record run off. >> record turnout. >> walker and warnock are battling. >> we will see how close it is tomorrow. >> vote, vote, vote. >> twitter push this distraction that is full of old news. >> the white house is dismissing musk's twitter files. >> house republicans push for answers. >> sending a letter to three

twitter employees requesting their presence. >> the president will in fact be in arizona see the crisis at the arizona sell economic plan. >> bipartisan draft bill on capitol hill. >> in seven weeks, 70,000 people have come across one overpass. >> it's headed down, it's time. >> ready to win it. croatia wins. >> brazil rules on to a quarterfinal game with croatia. ♪ sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ >> ainsley: we are remembering an icon. emmy winning actress kirstie alli is dead at the age of 71 following a very private battle with cancer. >> steve: children shared the heart breaking news on her twitter account.

>> brian: first time i heard was with sean hannity last night he opened his show with it. griff, this is stunning. >> griff: it is brian, ainsley and steve. good morning. for any of us that grew up with the iconic "cheers" episode and many of us had a crush on rebecca, that's the role she played beloved actress. known for comedic rules and movies continue tv died yesterday. in recent years alley became known bold voice often clashing with the rest of hollywood. her children confirming her death last night saying this our mother's zest and passion for life children and grandchildren and many animals not to mention eternal joy of creating were unparalleled and leaf us inspired to live life to the fullest just as she did. she was, perhaps, best known for her emmy winning role on cheers where she delighted fans and co-stars as the witty rebecca howe. >> there was one time when you

were way down at the end of the hall and i could see this tiny piece of your elbow and i didnt know for sure if it was you and i thought to myself, hmmm and then you came around the corner and i thought god, no. >> co-star ted danson saying i am so sad and grateful for all the times she made me laugh. i send my love to her children as they well know their mother had a heart of gold. and fellow cheers star kelsey grammer telling fox and friends i always belief grief for a public figure is a private matter but i will say i loved her. alley melted hearts on the big screen alongside her close friend john travolta. >> i spent enough time. >> you have spent a lot of time with me. >> things end up together.

>> and travolta sharing this photo of his long-time friend saying kirstie was one of the most special relationships i have ever had. i love you, kirstie, i know we will see each other again. kirstie alley was 71 years old. steve, ainsley, brian, send it back to you. >> all right. griff. thank you very much. care stiff was born in wichita, she married her high school boyfriend bob alley from about 1970 to 1977. in 1908 she moved to los angeles to become an interior designer. she was there. she was already involved in the church of scientology at that point. and she sought treatment from the church for cocaine addiction which she credited with her sobriety. and then in 1 1982, she started her film career and that first movie was called "star trek" 2 the rashida tlaib of khan. i actually got to here her in the 1980s. >> ainsley: what was she like.

>> she could not have been sweeter or cooler. at the end of the interview the entire crew said she is the coolest kid in kansas. she went on to great things. of course it all started when she went to "cheers" in 1985 and replaced shellie long. shellie long left cheers and said they will never find anybody who will be as good as her. they found kirstie alley and she was amazing. >> ainsley: ted danson said he was watching an episode of cheers. i don't normally do. this i was watching an episode of cheers on the plane i got off the plane and that's. >> steve: heard the news. >> ainsley: realized she had passed away. >> brian: jamie lee curtis knew her. heard the sad news. kirstie alley died. great comic beautiful momma for real life. she helped me buy onceys for my family we agreed to disagree on some things. >> ainsley: politics. >> brian: yeah, about politics. speaking of politics, kirstie alley was on our network a lot

including with tucker when she decided i don't care what's going on in hollywood i'm speaking out on my own terms about my own politics. listen. >> in 2016 i was doing a show and i won't -- i don't need to talk about the show. i was doing and i was on the set and i knew -- i had people come up to me and they are like whoa, you know, we are with you but if we say this, we are going to never work again. i thought, you know, look, i'm over 60, how many parts are there for an actress anyway? what do i have to lose? you know. so i thought i'm just going to say the way i feel and i feel like i'm representing. you know, i'm representing my family. my friends. my -- and it's not that i don't have friends who are democrats but they have plenty of people religion them in hollywood. they don't need me to represent them. i thought i'm going to represent my way of life and my values and my people. >> steve: and she did. and she faced blowback in

hollywood for supporting trump in 2016 and 2020. and it's the one word i think about a lot. when i think about kirstie alley. she was absolutely fearless. and she was loved. and you know. how many people knew that she was battling cancer? her twitner that twitter post did pay tribute to the men and women who work at the move the t cancer center in tampa for their courageous work. >> ainsley: they said it was quick. recently discovered they said. undeniable talent. she was funny. she was brave. they said she was an icon on television. but she was most incredible as a mother and a grandmother. i loved her. her rampsy voice. gorgeous eyes. beautiful hair. i loved watching cheers. we all grew up with her. she was in our living rooms every night. >> steve: god rest her soul. kirstie alley dead at 71. all right. 6:07 now here in the east.

turning to our other top story on this tuesday morning. it's election day in the state of georgia. in just about 52 minutes, the polls are going to open and voters will head their to cast their ballots in the state's closely watched senate runoff. >> brian: lawrence jones is live at louise's cafeteria in georgia. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: look at the race it's a dead heat between herschel walker and raphael warnock, the incumbent senator. we are here on the ground to find out what issues marries to the voters the most. as you remember, back in the last race, during the general election, that led to this run off. you saw brian kemp really pull off with a lead and a lot of people were wondering why wasn't herschel walker able to get that same victory and if you look at the people here today, they will tell you it was because of the early voting. brian kemp will tell you that he has an operation machine and he

was able to lend that same machine over to herschel walker. he thinks that's going to be able to help him with this turnout today. again, guys, it's about turnout on election day most days for republicans. we'll be interested to see what plays out today. we will be talking with some of our friends here today to see what issues matter to them the most. i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> brian: once again, the spotlight on georgia like it used to be on florida and for a while in ohio. we will check in with you again. >> steve: can i ask him a quick question. lawrence, while you are there, is it rainy? i heard that the weather, there could be heavy rains clean-up could impact some people voting. >> yeah. it was raining yesterday and the fog is pretty crazy this morning. just a little drizzle, but not those showers and storms that we were expected. that could change later on today. and, again that could hurt republicans for turnout. are they willing to show up even though it's raining? we don't know. herschel walker had a big

message on sean hannity saying look, i played football. i showed up whether it was rain, sleet, or snow, i think voters will do the same thing. we will see later on today, guys. >> steve: look at you multi tasking, doing the news, doing a diner segment and you are doing the weather. >> ainsley: and staying up late watching sean's show. [laughter] >> ainsley: sleep after the morning show. thank you so much, lawrence. >> brian: the early turnout is extremely high. >> ainsley: more than 25%. >> brian: unbelievable with jim crow 2.0 able to overcome. they didn't pass out because they weren't able to get water from strangers? crazy. 1.7 million have shown up. equals the final number of early votes is 1.8. probably grown since then, according to the secretary of state raffensperger. i also think, this it's all going to come down to what brian kemp's impact was. nobody doubts that brian kemp won over people with his performance. the other thing is he has got this get out the vote machine. get out the vote machine if it

was actually implemented correctly and he was all in. and then you find out they have known each other since herschel was 17. turn around and say he is just not a republican. is he somebody i know. and then you are stunned to find out you thought there was a few negative articles about herschel. maybe more than positive. 88% of all articles written about herschel walker were negative and that's what he had to overcome. and it is still too close to call. >> ainsley: you went down there and spent a lot of time with him. what was that like? >> brian: brian most of the revelations, outside of abortion revelations were all in his book. these things were time bombs that came out later. i mean, no one even found out who paid gloria allred to bring out these so-called people that were so offended? what was the point? who paid that money to bring these people out? number two is i don't think necessarily anyone focused on the debate. the only time they were shoulder to shoulder herschel wiped the floor with him. i just think for people to come out and talk about his intellect or his ability, you don't

understand this guy spent most of his time reading about philosophy and history. >> ainsley: he had a stuttering problem when he was young. >> brian: talked about that. huge stuttering problem. a weight problem, too. >> steve: brian, your point how 1.8 million people have already voted. that's half of the number that voted in november just a month ago that prompted this runoff. what they say is because this skews so heavily democratic. herschel walker is going to need 60% of the in person vote today on november 8th he got 56%. >> i wonder how voted yesterday. 1.8 number sunday night. >> steve: that's when early voting ended on sunday. >> brian: one day off. all those people got to apologize. all those people that said it was racist. the all-star game that left. the companies that bailed out. the movies that stopped goings in georgia over these election laws. all were a big ruse.

they should all apologize. >> ainsley: 12 minutes are a the top of the hour. will lawmakers will call on three executives at twitter to testify after the twitter files dump. the white house is not concerned. why they claim new information on free speech suppression is simply a distraction and old news. >> brian: plus, you are not going to believe it. the goat, tom brady, making a miraculous comeback leading the bucks to wane over new orleans saints in monday night football despite penalties and trailing by 10 late, you are not going to believe how this one ends. ♪ christmas ♪ snow's coming down ♪ christmas ♪ i'm watching it fall ♪ lots of people around ♪ christmas ♪ baby please come home ♪ christmas ♪ oughing] hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need.

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>> ashley: back with your headlines starting with a fox news alert. manor hunt intensifies for a man suspected of three shootings across brooklyn and manhattan this week. a 17-year-old and 21-year-old were killed and a 96-year-old was shot by a stray bullet while waiting for the bus. he is stable. the suspect though sundance oliver who has 12 prior arrests is considered armed and dangerous. he is currently on parole after being released in july of 2020. president biden is traveling to arizona today but will not be making a stop at the border. his administration now on the defense about his decision not to go. listen. >> the president had said previously that he hadn't had a lot of time to get to the border. going to a border state tomorrow, so you would think there would be time there. >> if republican officials truly, truly want to deal with immigration, they truly want to deal with the border, then they would stop doing political stunts and actually work with us

on the plan that we have put forward. >> ashley: biden has yet to visit the border during his time as president. >> pep soleiling off hundreds of workers snacks and beverage according to the "wall street journal" which reports the company sent a memo to employees saying the layoffs were simplify the organization so we can operate more efficiently. the consumer giant staffs over 129,000 u.s. workers. the reported layoffs follow sweeping price increases amid surging national inflation. and now to the goat. tom brady doing what he does best, leading the bucks to a game winning come back this time surging from a 13 point deficit with minutes left in the fourth quarter 17-16. brady making light of the big win after the game. >> just like we drew it up. [laughter] just like we drew it up. >> ashley: the win puts the bucs at the top of the under

achieving c south five wins and 8 losses on the season. those are your headlines, guys. >> steve: he still has gas in the tank. >> ashley: i don't have much. >> brian: scores and touchdown and win and call a penalty, they back him to the 8. right, ted? back him up to the 8-yard line and scores again. it was unbelievable. >> ainsley: he looks like he is slimmer. >> brian: he does look thin. i feel like he has turned the page a little bit. if there is enough talent on that ross tore get to the post season. i think he feels like the worst is over what a hellacious start? and the bitcoin stuff with ftx. >> brian: everybody remembers the first time you endorsed bitcoin and lost everything, right? >> steve: i don't know many people who did other than tom brady and pete hegseth. >> brian: and they are the same person. >> ainsley: how much did pete put in? did he ever say?

>> steve: whatever it is it's less than that now. >> brian: i saw him at fridays waiting tables. >> steve: lost so much he is also working saturdays. >> ainsley: all the suspenders and the buttons? yeah he worked four days in a row. >> steve: he did. all four days he talked about this story because on friday, elon musk th through matt tiber. twitter worked with top biden campaign officials to keep the story -- the new york story about the hunter biden laptop out of the mainstream. and now, as it turns out, the guy who is going to probably be the chairman of the house oversight committee, james comer today is sending letters to three different twitter employees, big officials there, wants them to show up on capitol hill and they are going to ask them all sorts ever questions. the chief legal officer via jay

a gowdy roth. the james baker the deputy general counsel all being called on the carpet, hey, they are going to say what exactly did you do and were you trying because it sure looks like it. to help joe biden? >> ainsley: one of those guys that yoel guy said yeah, we knew about this. we decided to pull it from twitter. we decided to censor it. i didn't want to do that but it wasn't my decision. it was someone above me. the white house is saying this is old news. really? it just broke. listen to. >> brian: i add this, stop me if i am wrong here. so the fbi hears about this from the laptop from the computer repairman, walks in and says here's the thing. they hold it. they look at miranda devine. >> ainsley: they got it in december of 2018. >> brian: before that they do a

prerun to all these outlets. >> steve: , who twitter? >> brian: fbi. goes twitter, goes facebook. >> ainsley: once a week they would meet with them. >> brian: listen, there is something coming out in october. don't worry about it. something coming out in october. >> ainsley: probably going to be about hunter. >> brian: okay we'll stop it. we will stop it. plus, you know clear-thinking people at facebook and others know when they're being set up. they are not naive. karine are jean pierre has to run with it. >> is it the white house's view these decisions were made appropriately in light of what has come out. >> which decisions by whom? >> by twitter. >> so, look, we see this as an interesting or a coincidence, if i may, that he would so haphazardly, twitter would so haphazardly push this distraction that is a full of old news, if you think about it, and at the same time, twitter is

facing very real and very serious questions about the rising volume of anger, hate, and anti-semitism on their platform. >> brian: okay, that's case closed. way to get to the meat of the question. >> ainsley: that's what they do. they are trying to change the narrative now and say twitter needs to focus on hate speech. >> brian: collusion, too. not covering the story any other network. continuing to do the same thing leading up to the election. >> steve: last night, i did a search on the "the washington post" site and on the "new york times" site, "new york times" had one story. i could not find anything on abc news. people aren't talking. >> brian: you have good search engines, right? >> steve: i do. they are their search engines on the website. to her point, look. they got caught. and she is spinning. she is doing her best. but for them to say look, it's a distraction. doesn't really matter. is not going to change anybody's lives for the better. and also twitter is going to hell is essentially what she is saying.

there is somebody who is a data analyst who worked with twitter's trust and safety team tweeted on saturday that the daily suspension rate for accounts engaged in child sexual abuse and exploitation material has almost doubled in the last couple of days. so twitter is obviously being more vigilant. nonetheless, senator ted cruz says there is a lot of stuff out there and he want to know more. watch. >> what elon musk has released is evidence ever corruption that goes to the highest level of government. it goes to the highest level of the fbi. and it goes to the highest level of big tech. we have known for a long time that big tech is censoring conservatives, but what elon did here is he just laid naked all of the lies that the corporate media has told. there was all about weaponizing big tech. it is absolutely corrupt. and what is amazing is the democrats were fully in on it. the corporate media was fully in on it. elon has released the receipts which shows all of them are

willing to abuse power to stay in power. >> brian: imagine if google and facebook if we got this kind of exposure on both what they probably reveal together to suppress certain stories on the request of the biden administration or other democratic candidates in the middle of things or the so-called shadow banning that pressed things down that you could seek out but it was so hard to find? let alone individual accounts. >> steve: i don't know exactly what ted cruz is talking about because he mentioned the fbi right there. but, if you read all of matt taibbi's post, the thread, you can see what, perhaps he is alluding to but is he wrong. matt taibbi 22nd thread says although several sources recalled hearing about a general warning from federal law enforcement that summer about possible foreign hacks, there's no evidence that i have seen of any government influence in the laptop story. in fact, that might have been the problem. so, according to the guy, who

elon musk gave all the secrets to, he said i don't see federal law enforcement involved in the laptop story at all. >> ainsley: maybe they weren't and we will get answers on oversight because republicans are taking over in january. >> brian: is the fbi part of the government? >> ainsley: of course. >> brian: did the fbi get the laptop? did they go ahead and brief she's major social media companies about not doing certain things and suppressing certain things? >> steve: in the run-up to the election, we heard and we talked about from this couch, warnings from the department of homeland security and federal law enforcement that given what happened in 2016 they might try it again. we heard that but matt tiberiasy, who has seen everything, said federal law enforcement not involved in twitter and the laptop story, period. >> ainsley: we will get answers. they are sending these letters out. they are going to ask these guys to come in and talk to them and find out what they knew. >> brian: we shouldn't believe the tweets that were put out. it's bizarre.

>> ainsley: that's what one person says. >> brian: who covered it. elon musk says no doubt about it. there was election meddling from what he has seen so far. >> steve: i think he is referring to big tech. and big tech, obviously, had their finger on the scale when it came to joe biden. >> ainsley: where was the dnc in all of this? they were involved too the dnc. >> steve: people at the dnc were coordinating with the biden campaign. and the biden campaign was coordinating with twitter. dot dot dot. >> brian: if the fbi tells, the fbi says listen this is russian disinformation and they get rid of it. >> ainsley: and october coming out in october about hunter. >> brian: get into the tools this, the fbi is knocking at your door saying russian disinformation, russian disinformation just like 2016 and do you it, can you honestly say the fbi had nothing to do with it? >> brian: if anything i said was wrong, then i will agree. but the fbi was proven, you watch -- you watcher the

zuckerberg sit there with joe rogan and say the fbi came and briefed me and said look out, this has all the emarks. after it came, we froze it on their behest and then twitter said i made a mistake when the fbi did it and they never told the ceo of twitter that they were doing it so the fbi didn't actually go in there and hit the passwords. >> ainsley: i'm with you brian. >> brian: that's a ridiculous things to say unless they walk in and say shut down twitter, we are taking it over. if that what matt taibbi is looking for he is never going to find it. >> steve: what zuckerberg said there was a general warning. that's what miranda devine said. >> ainsley: they knew about the laptop story and they come in and say this is a general warning. >> brian: please. >> ainsley: you could get stories about hunter they didn't tell what the story was. >> steve: i'm reporting what i know for a fact matt taibbi. >> ainsley: seems like something went on behind the scenes and they didn't want us to know with it. whoever is responsible hopefully the republicans can find it out in january.

>> brian: doing it tore elections. played a role from brazil's elections you will find that out too. just wait. >> ainsley: it is election day down in the great state of georgia. that's where we find lawrence jones, having breakfast with our friends in louise cafeteria in griffin, georgia. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, ainsley. it's a dead heat in georgia. what issues was separated for voters? we will talk to those voters coming up on "fox & friends." don't go anywhere ♪ i need you all night ♪ come on back to me o ♪ f moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. stand up to your symptoms with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop further irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief.

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>> steve: letter. it is tuesday morning. and republican herschel walker and democrat senator raphael warnock making their final push in georgia's senate runoff that ends today. >> i don't want you to under estimate our opposition. after ail, these are the folk who tried to stop us from having saturday voting. >> got to get in the game. get out to vote. and that's the way your voice is going to be heard. it's going to be heard if you get out and vote. so i'm telling you again, vote, vote, vote, flood the polls. [cheers] >> ainsley: today. now their fate is in your hands, polls are opening up in the peach state in about 30 minutes at 7:00. >> brian: that's where we found lawrence jones having breakfast with friends louise's cafeteria in griffin, georgia.

wasn't easy to find you, lawrence, but i'm glad you showed up. >> lawrence: good morning, family. let's talk to some of those voters who are going to be making the big decision today. i will start with tammy. tammy, you are going to be supporting herschel walker, why? >> i feel like that warnock is not representing me. and he has not been talking about the policies that he wants to represent. he has just been mud-slinging and he is just talking about what herschel walker has done in his past. and for being a so-called reverend, he is not willing to talk about any redemption towards walker. he just wants be to mud-sling. >> lawrence: all right. tammy, let's talk about the candidates here, why are you supporting herschel walker and what issues matter most to you? >> i'm voting for him because he is a good christian man.

he has come a long ways. and i think he will be very good at this. we have many, many issues. most of all, i feel like we don't have god as much as we should to bless america and we need that. all of us need it. that comes first. and i just believe that he'll do a good job and he will represent us very, very well. larynx lawrence you can never have too much jesus. i wanted y'all to talk to some of my other friends. let's go to karen. karen, tell me, your son is serving our country and you say that's one of the most important issues for you is having a strong military. >> yes. a strong military, the price of gas, inflation is off the chain. we just need herschel walker in there. i'm a huge supporter for herschel walker and i just pray he gets in there. >> lawrence: what's the number one issue for your family? >> economy.

i'm a small business owner. i have been one for over 30 years here. just, you know, it means everything to my business. everything, you know. crime. just everything. >> lawrence: those are the number one and two issues for most people 'economy and crime. people serve our country, beautiful dog you know i have one as well. good morning to you. what else the number one issue for you and your family? >> putting our country back together. it's just gone down hill so bad. so, hopefully we get herschel walker in there and can he do something. >> lawrence: do you believe the voters are going to show up on election day for walker with all of this rain? >> yes, i do. yes, i do. >> lawrence: will he win? >> i'm hoping. i'm hoping he will. so, we'll see. oh, she is watching the camera. >> lawrence: thank you so much, ma'am, thank you so much for your service. >> thank you.

>> lawrence: this is what you are going to hear a lot for today. as you know it is big for republicans on election day. they haven't quite mastered the early voting system. this is a new system, so we are wondering what is going to happen today? will people still show up in spite of the rain? i will send it back to you guys in new york. >> steve: that's right. that could put a damper on things a little bit. lawrence jones live in georgia where the polls open in exactly 22 minutes. meanwhile, still ahead, a new irs rule will force americans to report venmo or paypal transactions as little as $600. anything over that and while it's only meant to apply to maul businesses, our next guest warns innocent taxpayers are going to fall victim to it. >> ainsley: the president of americans for tax reform coming up next. ♪ >> steve: rover. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like...

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reminder this week that all americans selling goods and services through sites like venmo and paypal will now have to report transactions of at least $600. before this year the filing form for 1099 k report was $20,000. but congress slashed the limit as part of the american rescue plan. now lawmakers have introduced bipartisan legislation to reverse the change. here to react americans for tax reform grover norquist. what's the significance of this? i'm seeing a lot, but you are the expert. >> this is a massive increase in the paperwork for all americans. if you use ebay or venmo or facebook marketplace, or stub hub or paypal, this is going to effect you. and if you clean out your garage and sell stuff for $1,000, unless you have the receipts, for what you originally paid, i are going to lose money you without although money for much more, you are now selling it second hand, you get $1,000.

venmo tells the federal government on this 1099 k form prove what you paid for it. otherwise, it's all income. you could end up audited. this is a massive and what do those 87,000 new irs agents going to do? go through people's $600 things that they sell or buy in their household woomplet. we were promised the tax bill was only going to go after the super rich. $600. they are targeting you and me and anyone who is online payment steve. >> brian: it would be different if i'm buying something. on venmo i want to give my roommate the rent money so that person can go pay for the rent. so i send over $900. i'm not -- i'm paying rent. but i'm going to get taxed on the rent, the $900 i just sent to my roommate to pay the $1,800 that we owe for rent that month? >> it is unclear. the regulations have not -- this effects this year's taxes.

2022 wants taxes. these forms are flying around to the irs. and if you are not ready to defend yourself, if you don't have all the backup proof that, you know, what you paid and how you did it, you are going to end up paying taxes. you are going to be audited if you don't have the paperwork. and that's -- it's not next year. this is this year's taxes. >> brian: so when you say -- when they say there is bipartisan motivation to fix this, does that mean they were caught by surprise by this? and then who wasn't caught by surprise by this? >> well, they shouldn't have been caught by surprise because they did this once before under obama. and he had to retract it. the democrats in the house and senate and the republicans got rid of it because there was so much outrage about it. this year, it hasn't got as much attention. they have waited until the last minute to spring on everybody. some of the ugly features of it. however, carol miller of congresswoman from west virginia

is the lead person on something called the snoop act. stop the nosey obsession with online payments. snoop. it's anti-snooping. and there's a lot of support there. if you talk to your congressman, tell them they should vote for the snoop act. >> brian: grover norquist staying all over this. appreciate did. hopefully there would be a remedy. the american drowning act it should be called. thank you. thanks everybody who came out friday night for the last live show the american and the freedom fighter -- the president and the freedom fighter has not stopped. come and get a signed book see me in st. louis on friday night. go to brian kilmeade.com for more point pleasant next week with dana perino and then that saturday in mccallum, texas. >> just see it on my website. if you want to see ashley strohmier keep it here because she has the latest breaking news. >> ashley: i do. we are going to start with actually some scary news out of florida. miami-dade police officer was shot in the face in an apparent ambush yesterday afternoon.

it was while watching a vehicle suspected of being carjacked. he was airlift wanted to shock trauma after what police called a cowardly attack. the suspected shooter was detained by police following a massive manhunt. the injured officer has since been released from the hospital. florida governor ron desantis says fema denied his request for emergency housing aid for those affected by hurricanes ian and mychal. the state is stepping in and provide $25 million in emergency aid. ian made landfall as a cat for storm in september causing massive flooding and damage. nicole hit last month as many residents were still coping with the devastation of the first storm. desantis says fema crites limited authority to provide funding. interesting. check in with janice dean. >> janice: hello, ashley. take a look at it. we have got warm air coming in from the south. going to feel more like springtime across areas of the

northeast down over the mid-atlantic that's the 24 hour temperature change. 45 in new york. 57 in memphis. cold air behind this front that's going to linger and bring showers and thunderstorms in the area across the mid south and tennessee river valley. of course, we are watching georgia. we got the big run off election today. the northern part of the state. that's where we will see the showers and thunderstorms. some heavy rainfall, i think it's good to get out early to vote. the southern part of the state remains fairly dry. there's your forecast today. so we'll be dealing with those showers and thunderstorms across the mid south, the tennessee river valley and then across the northeast. tomorrow, that's when we are going it seat rain. i'm putting it out to the producers right now that i will probably want to stay inside tomorrow on wednesday. but look at these temperatures. feeling more like, you know, march and april for the south. little rock, arkansas 70 degrees today. 77 in shreveport, louisiana. brian kilmeade, i missed you yesterday. that's my toss back. >> brian: thank you very much. that was not in the prompter.

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describe why was she outside and what happened? >> she waits for the bus on the front steps because she likes to be independent. and then the bus comes to the end of the driveway and she goes and she runs on the bus because i figured that's safe rather than wait at the end of the driveway. wind chill, she went out to do that friday morning. as soon as she opened the door the raccoon jumped up and latched on to her leg and started attacking her. so i ran and just kind of jumped into action. >> wow, you are a brave momma. reilly, how are you feeling? how is your leg. >> good. >> all better? um-huh. >> mom, how bad were the damages? >> really not that bad. we just god a cup bell of scratches. she had a few puncture wounds on her leg. but it definitely could have been a lot worse. >> ainsley: did she have to get a rabies shot? >> yes we both have to go through the rabies series. >> ainsley: you yand this raccoon it looked like it was biting you fling it.

>> latched back on to messiah sleeve. i couldn't let it go or else it was going to climb back' up on to me. >> ainsley: incredible video. it's gone viral. yyou have been interviewed by local news in connecticut too. what's the reaction of people. >> everyone thinks it's absolutely amazing. the motherly instinct, when you hear your kid scream like that. it doesn't matter what's going on. you are going to save your kid. >> did animal control come out? did they try to find the raccoon? >> i haven't seen animal control here. we have been trying to find it. we have a trap outside that it's still empty. we haven't caught anything in it yet. >> and what about your dogs? they were inside, right? >> yeah. all three dogs were in the house so on top of all of the chaos, i was trying to keep the dogs from going after the raccoon, too. >> they would have loved to have done that, i'm sure and protect your family well, i'm glad everyone is okay you are an incredit mother, i think all of us hopefully would have done the

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