students or do they agree with this pro-palestinian, pro-hamas mindset or believe the october 7 thing was not that bad? >> there is a lot of anti-really sentiment out there and at union college, as well. why they acted like they don't know, i don't know. i don't know the answer, motivation, that is a difficult thing. >> brian: what is next for you, professor? will you bring this up in class, this war is not close to the end. >> i will stand for what i think is right, israel is in the right, israel was attacked, men, women and children were burned alive, raped. israel is in the right here

temperature is all right to say you -- the palestinians, whatever, we live in free marketplace ideas. you can't say people should burn in hell. i will stand up and fight and ask people, don't be frightened of bigotry, this is united states of america and you have to stand up. and last point, when you say burn in hell, you know what that means to people who are jewish and sensitive here? we burned in hell, we burned in auschwitz, we burned in hell and we will not hear it again. >> brian: and they put babies in ovens, we cannot forget that. people at college have to stop being afraid of students, especially the one that don't understand what they are standing up for, they do not understand the history. thank you for being strong.

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hello, camera guy. bacon? bacon guy. i don't know who that guy is, i'm taking his picture. it's 8:00 on east coast and election day 2023, in some states including virginia, the polls have been open two hours. live at juke box diner. we'll be talking live to governor glenn youngkin. his bus pulled up to the diner and all about flipping power balance in the assembly, hold the house and flip the senate. [cheering] >> lawrence: in virginia -- [cheering] >> lawrence: bacon looks good. virginia is one of the 37 states casting ballots today. >> ainsley: polls open in mississippi and pennsylvania, new jersey, ohio and kentucky. >> brian: i like to find out

more, go to alexandria live in south virginia with a look at today's big races. alex. >> virginia becomes a proving ground today, off-year elections can serve as proof for how voter sentiment here and around the country. glenn youngkin is not on the ballot, but his agenda. 140 general assembly seats are up for the taking. democrats control the state senate, gop trifecta would guarantee legislative priorities for parent rights in school, taxes and abartortion. >> thank you for coming out today, we will hold the house and flip the senate, hold the house and flip the senate.

>> alexandria: in new jersey, keep 120 seats up for grabs and republicans want to see momentul drive change. in mississippi, tightest competition for governor in 20 years, last time a democrat won. tate reeves fighting to keep his seat over presley. presley is the second cousin of mississippi born elvis presley. no clear advantage in kentucky, besheer is trying to shake president biden popularity problem, the president lost by 25 points in 2020 and republican hope that will result in a win for daniel cameron, seeking to take charge of a state that is deep red. in virginia, we'll hear from governor youngkin and see if his

pack's massive investment pays off. democrats have campaigned on the issue of abortion. virginia has not passed significant regulation when it comes to abortion. governor youngkin is pushing a 15-week limit, that is what he sees reasonable. >> ainsley: interesting in the state of mississippi, both candidates, republican and democrat, democrat is second cousin of elvis presley, they are both pro-life, even as democrat and roe v. wade, overturning that was hyped in mississippi. >> brian: right. kentucky, big red state. they want electoral votes. beshear is a moderate and could not get furth er away from the

president. he is running as moderate and he's a reasonable one and cameron might be one of the most promising politicians in the country, backed by mitch mcconnell. >> lawrence: mitch mcconnell helped him get involved in politics. main state is model, commonwealth of virginia, steve, where they say this was the epicenter of the education debate and how parents were feeling and folks upset with direction of the country. >> ainsley: being called terrorists and two years laters, you got glenn youngkin. >> steve: exactly right. the governor will be in the house in a little bit. people are so motivated,

lawrence, ainsley and brian, this guy was waiting for me. why did you want to be here so bad? >> to see you and this wonderful production and thank you for coming to this home town. the issues, so many important issues, know republicans are on the right side, it starts with saving our kids. >> steve: that is how glenn youngkin was able to win a couple years ago. time to poll the audience, hands, who is already voted? who did early voting? all right. let me see the hands, who early voted for first time ever? this guy right here. he was closest to me and running for u.s. senate next year, right? >> that's right. so many republicans like to vote, i can tell you are a republican, they like to vote on election day. how hard will it be to train the

country to vote early to be safe? >> it is difficult, people get accustomed to their ways, we have to be assured of the vote and get it by early voeling. >> steve: another polling the audience thing, how many people are really big fans of governor glenn youngkin? [cheering] >> steve: all right. come on back here. all right. what's your name? >> billy tucker. >> steve: what about this governor you like? >> i just like the conservative way, getting schools back in order and controlling the crime. >> steve: here is the thing, we are standing, can you stand up, bob? we are here in a bluish state and bluish, that is right. for a governor trying to hold the house and flip the senate, it is complicated. >> i love him, he's a leader.

here is out in front, understands the issues much >> steve: he's literally in front of the building in bus watching us. >> steve: sue, the economy is number one with everybody for the most part, a lot of people are hurting, when you think about what you are buying these days that cost more than what it used to? >> groceries and gas. >> steve: g and g, what do you do? >> do without some of it, don't travel as much. >> steve: when time for the next presidential election, gas and groceries are killing you? >> and i'm going to vote for trump. >> very good. there are a lot of people here today who say they will vote for the republican nominee, coming up one year, from today.

>> ainsley: like brian said earlier, we're all watching the races, it is indication of what to expect in a year. >> brian: run in battleground states. >> lawrence: great thing about voters is there, they tell you what they are thinking. she took it a step further, i will not forget what is happening, i will vote for this candidate, donald trump. >> ainsley: we are watching what happened in israel, a lot of people are really concerned about open borders and that is a crisis joe biden created and that leads us to the next story, today marks one month after hamas deadly attack on israel and here at home, protesters on both sides are rallying over the ongoing war. >> brian: in california, shocking story of a man attacked and killed during a protest this weekend on the west coast.

>> todd: kessler attended a rally north of los angeles to honor victims murdered during the hamas terror attack one month ago today. witnesses say kessler was hit in the head from a pro-palestinian counter protester, he fell back hitting the ground. >> my friend told me, they took your friend to the hospital. what happened to him? he said, there was a lot of blood, go take a look. i did and i left the area to go to the hospital. >> todd: kessler died in the hospital yesterday morning, community members gathered to mourn the senseless law. a local rabbi said it never should come to this, somebody wanted to raise a israeli flag.

there will be a press conference 10 a.m. local time, 1 p.m. western. >> ainsley: terrible story. we had a local rabbi on reading e-mails from him, he would go to h synagogue. you don't expect people to go to a rally and not come home. you have been to rallies, they get heated. if you're on the other side, we're seeing things like this. >> lawrence: this has become the norm now, we have an issue in america of people not just supporting the palestinian people, i don't think any american dispute the right, especially palestinian americans. you have people waving hamas flags, attacking jewish people. i was at a rally couple weeks

ago, they assaulted a young girl. took her flag away. they got arrested, a lot of people are not getting arrested. police have been told to stand back and allow this to happen. this is violent rhetoric. >> brian: some of the people don't know what they are talking about. even some anchors. all they are focusing on is what happens in gaza. if they think it out, anything happening in gaza is solely responsibility of hamas and bennett has to do more of this and do more american television. you need him, former prime minister on msnbc told msnbc anchor, get ahold of yourself, have perspective on what happened and understand this operation. we have no choice but to take gaza back. listen.

>> imagine if america had instead of mexico, had a state of al qaeda with 240 american hostages including babies there and this al qaeda state entered florida and raped women and murdered parents in front of their children and vice versa, would anyone ask america to ceasefire against al qaeda? no, it's on our border. we fought, we thought we could live with this state if they have good enough lives, they will get off our case. we have no territorial claim to gaza. we gave them gaza. they created a nightmare. israel cannot tolerate more of hamas on our border. >> brian: she assumed they should have a two state, give them west bank and gaza temperature is your fault. he said, we gave them gaza. >> lawrence: already gave it to

them, sorry, ainsley, to your point of ignorance, they don't understand what is happening on the ground. there is one part that is ignorance and others who sim pathyself with hamas. they believe hamas, vengeance organization, if you side with the palestinian authority over conflict with israel, their actions are justified as result of that. >> ainsley: no one wants or most of us do not want innocent lives taken. you hear heartwrenching stories about what is happening in gaza or that territory and you -- we don't want innocent, look, israel sent down pamphlets to say we are coming in. boy scout camp, they are storing rockets in there, stacks of rockets. we interview catie britt, she said they had a ceasefire fire

on october 6. >> brian: hamas was learning to govern and using hard line and going -- if you believe the "wall street journal," going to iran, training 500 to pull off a operation nobody thought hamas was capable of. hamas, hezbollah and iran, any time someone dies that is innocent, that is bad, it is not the objective of israel. it is the objective of hamas. how people cannot understand is nuts, they dropped fliers and clear out roads and paths for them to leave. they asked egypt to open the gate and let them fly out. they bring in aid and allow jordan to drop it from the sky. goal is to wipe out people, if they are left to reconfigure, we'll do this again and they told us they will do it again. >> ainsley: two, three, four

times. >> lawrence: the pressure campaign being waged through propaganda of hamas and international community to silence israel, will not work. i need people to understand, israel knew all targets they are striking right now before the attack occurred. they stopped attacking hamas because you put pressure on them, un, international community said israel is a bully and they waited and got attacked. they will not stop now. >> ainsley: we interviewed a hostage parent, she was hiding in a bush at the music festival and her dad said, he was on the phone with her four hours. she said, daddy, i'm going to die, i feel like i'm going to die. they threw her in the car and shot her in the hand and speaking in arabic and the phone went done. she's a hostage now. been in the tunnel for a month

now, alone, maybe with no food, some need medicine, some are babies. people pulling down kidnap signs, this happened, we did nothe interview some man from broadway who came to tell us he lost his daughter. people have seen with their eyes and it is on video, hamas is putting this on social media. >> brian: pressuring the president and calling him genocide joe and the president is getting wobbly behind closed doors, pushing for a humanitarian pause. they gave them 320 million of precision weapons. the pressure to keep it going, important to understand who is responsible for this, solely hamas. they have no interest in the palestinian people, they want to destroy israelis and jews, that is not okay with us and should not be okay with you. this is election look, this is houston, texas. polls open in most places now,

including mississippi, texas, kentucky, ohio and virginia. governor glenn youngkin predictses big day in the commonwealth, he will join us. >> ainsley: anti-israel protest on college campuses with messages like the one on the screen. our next guest is a law student who escaped iran and writes liberal colleges promote extremism and censor the truth, her message is next.

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>> someone who most importantly can win, that person is ron desantis. i am so proud to stand here tonight and give him my full support and endorsement for president of the united states of america. >> and tomorrow, we are expecting arkansas governor, sarah huckabee sanders to endorse trump in florida. >> lawrence: battle of endorsements. the next guest -- escaped iran. liberal colleges promote extremism and sense of the truth. george washington law student and speaker join us now, here with us. you know this all too well, i ges what is your message to the

college student out there today that are simply buying the propaganda. >> being a college student at george washington university is a great privilege, bears the name of our first president george washington, no jewish student should feel unsafe at campus that bears the name of george washington. someone who has escaped a government that supports acts of violence that you are seeing poured in israel by hamas, i think it is disturbing that students at american college campuses are not only supporting, but also engaging antisemitism rhetoric, violent against their classmates, i think that is unacceptable. however, it is not surprising, in the past decade, academia has been a place where ideas have

been supported and endorsed. >> lawrence: yeah, we're showing footage from george washington, they are saying glory to our martyrs. a lot of parents are watching and saying, i don't know what happened to my child, i sent them away loving all people and now thate the jews. >> professors on campuses like harvard and yale have endorsed similar messages. they don't know who are the real players in the war. not israel versus palestine, this is good verses evil, hamas is a terrorist organization that killed millions of civilians and backed by government like islamic republic of iran. they have no sympathy for liberal values we uphold in this

country. we see that in academia. students are taught to hate western values that we hold dear. to me, that is not surprising, when you see that rhetoric is taught and endorsed, students are sympathetic to groups like hamas. >> lawrence: one that knows about this, that is opposing this, read her full op ed, go to foxnews.com, to see it. thank you for being with us. still ahead, voters across the country head to the poll, how will major races in kentucky, new jersey affect 2024? that is coming up, we'll break it all down. but i wonder if you just take a few seconds to pray with me real quick. in the name of the father and son, holy spirit. amen. lord jesus, come to us now. help us to surrender ourselves completely to you.

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>> ainsley: come on over, i'll tell you what is happening on fox. 10 a.m. eastern time, special counsel david weiss will answer questions about the investigation of hunter biden and 12:30, biden campaign heads to miami to dig at maga extremism ahead of tomorrow's debate. right now, polls are open in texas, mississippi, ohio, new jersey, pennsylvania, kentucky and virginia on exciting election day. we'll bring live coverage on fox news channel. going through the races that are important. you want me to go first? brian and lawrence will join us. big governor races today. there are like 80 something races, two big ones for governor. first you have kentucky, incumbent andy beshear, democrat, one of it is most

popular governors in the country. there is daniel cameron, he is getting new support, republican, current ag, prot jay of mitch mcconnell. big issue is abortion, beshear is going after cameron, the abortion law is near total ban and no exception for incest or rape. this is brandon presley, cousin of elvis presley, he is anti-abortion and tate reeves is republican 2019 barely won his race with 52%. he's being criticized because hospital system in mississippi really bad, lots of hospitals had to close and more are at risk. your turn, lawrence. >> lawrence: virginia, everyone knows they have republican governor, the republicans

control the house, which is big. the governor wants to flip the senate. this big race here, district 31, republican has not controlled this area since 2013. it is an open district focusing on the economy right here. big race on the ground right there. big upset if republicans won that. senate district 16, this is important, there is republican incumbent, joe biden won this district by a few points. abortion, big issue. she wants to cite experience and talk about the economy. if you want abortion in virginia, she's biggest threat. house district 57, big race, joe biden won this, you may have heard it got into the spotlight because of gibeson and sex tape scandal. owens is a civil engineer, knows

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i only had two boards. still ahead on the show, read out together, i know you were in the locker room, good to see you out here again. governor glenn youngkin is in manasss. >> lawrence: from the juke box diner. >> ainsley: two men in a vest, like two men in a van, three men and a baby. what else coming up? >> brian: plus, we have to leave this shot, america planning a weapon transfer to israel as we learn u.s. targets in iraq, targeting iraq and syria 10 times since thursday and some guys are hurt. trey yingst will join us live with a report from southern israel next.

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>> ainsley: happening now idf fighters targeting hamas tunnel and on the israel-gaza border, you see smoke rising through the haze. the war is raging on. trey yingst live in southern israel to tell us the latest, trey. >> trey: good morning, after brief lull in the fighting we

heard israeli artillery units pick up along the border and israelis using airstrike to target the tunnel system beneath gaza. today israel is mourning, exactly one month since the massacre took place when militants acrossed into southern israel killing 1400 people and taking 240 hostage. we spoke with the family of two hostages held inside gaza about what this month has been like for them. take a listen. >> two years ago, ramone and ugez got married and made a life in tkibbutz. >> what happened on october 7 turned our world upside down, it is comp hencible. it has been one month since

hamas militants crossed into southern israel, slaughtering civilians, one month since the mother has seen her son. one month of agony. it is very hard, the pain is excruciating, i feel a hole in my heart. her daughter-in-law was seen in a video last week, first proof her family has she is still alive. >> on one hand, we are happy to see her alive, on the other hand, we have not seen or heard from our son. >> trey: over the weekend, i reported inside gaza strip, they believe hostages are being held in tunnel beneath gaza city and israeli released video showing what the tunnel system looks like. hamas fighters have been popping up and engaging israeli forces.

israelis created a humanitarian corridor from the northern part to the southern part and today thousands of civilians took that route to get to a safer location. >> ainsley: check in with adam klotz. >> folks could see record-break temperatures, 57 in new york city. warm air across the south, the southeast. every indicator on the screen could be potential record-breaking highs, most areas have seen or typically seen last 80-degree day of the year. we'll see several more today. that heat lasts two tomorrow. you see places across the midwest and southeast dealing with record-breaking heat. those are weather headlines, tossing back inside to you. >> ainsley: fifth annual patriot

award, this is your read, lawrence. sorry. >> lawrence: we'll stick together, fifth annual patriot award will be held on november 16th at grandole opry house. get your tickets now fox and friends.com. so much fun. it's great and in nashville. great strip. >> lawrence: we planned after we did the show and rest a little bit, we're hitting the bar on the strip. >> ainsley: we might see you in the bars, too, don't judge us, it will be after work. still ahead, governor glenn youngkin is with steve having breakfast at juke box diners as polls are open in virginia. >> lawrence: check in with bill hymner, will you join us on the strip? >> i was listening there, dana and i argue all the time about that, by the way.

>> ainsley: did you see us do the big board, i think of you, we're trying. >> well, done, kudos to you. nice show. >> ainsley: no one does it better than you. see what we get tomorrow with the results. thanks. david weiss is special counsel. he appeared before house committee in one hour, stay tuned for that. it is election day. we will run down key races, what to watch today. more heat on college campuses to stop the hate speech. donald trump's attorney is here as court takes a break today, plus brett and carl and many more, stay with us, we'll see you then.

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>> welcome to virginia. it's election day and we're going to hold our house and flip our senate. [cheers and applause] >> you have seen it. what is happening across the commonwealth in virginia. people are coming together. not just republicans. independents, democrats. we determined we're going to finish the work in 2021. , 230,000 more people in virginia working. stood up for parents and put them back in charge of their kids' lives and reestablished excellence in education, back the blue in virginia. we have law enforcement officers moving from the nypd to virginia to serve here. that's what they want to do. most importantly, i think we see a real chance to get virginia into overdrive. in a state lost just 24 months ago, all blue, has taken a right turn and we have to finish the work today by holding the house

and flipping the senate. [cheers and applause] >> steve: something i've heard. big fans of yours now. a lady right over there as he walked in she said hello, president youngkin. [laughter] a lot of people big fans now didn't vote for you. but how did you turn those people around? >> what has been so exciting is that there is a clear recognition that common sense conservative governance wins, delivers and people like it because it's common sense. when we stand up and put parents at the head of the table and say children belong to parents, not to the state people say of course they do. >> steve: the big issue today here in virginia, education, which is, of course, your hallmark, signature. taxes and abortion. now, it's complicated. ever since the supreme court overturnd roe v. wade republicans have lost elections.

>> the biggest issue across the commonwealth of virginia, we have 100 campaign stops. i hear it every day, it's inflation and jobs and concerns about what biden is doing to our economy. and people are stretched living paycheck to paycheck and why our $5 billion of tax relief has been so important. tax refund checks have gone out because it's their money not government's money. but >> steve: to many voters the topic of abortion is so important. >> we have been completely straight forward and clear. i will protect life at 15 weeks. make sure that people understand that's when a baby feels pain and where we can come today as virginia with full exceptions in the case of rape and incest and mother's life at risk. the other side wants to extend abortion through birth. the former governor said keep a child comfortable until we decide whether they live or die. no limits and reasonable limits

is the choice. >> steve: the democrats what they say is republicans want to restrict your right to an abortion. >> that's because that's all they've got. they sell fear. that's all they have. they have no plan to create jobs, no plan for excellence in education, no plan for families and parents, no plan for making communities safer. no plans for transforming behavioral health. we delivered on all of them. all they have is fear. we're the party of hope. they're the party of fear. hope beats fear every day of the week. [cheers and applause] >> steve: i know you haven't been a politician long because you came from private business and -- but in watching you work the room, it seems like you like politics. if you do really well today and you are not on the ballot. but you kind of are. if you are able to hold the house and flip the senate, it could be good for you on a national scale or down the road.

>> let me just begin i like people. and one of the things that i have enjoyed so much is meeting as many of the 8.7 million bosses that i have in virginia as i possibly can because everybody tells me about their concerns and that's why i think we do a better job is because we listen. i do think that the nation is watching what's happening in virginia. why? because they need hope, too. a state that was just 22 months ago lost has completely taken a right turn and forged a new path forward and virginians are on board withholding the house and flipping our senate. [cheers and applause] >> steve: okay. governor, there are a number of people here, including me, wearing a vest today because we knew you were going to be here. this is an official fox news vest. >> i love it. >> bill: i have something in my vest you don't have.

a bottle opener. >> let me just be clear yours is blue and mine is red. [cheers and applause] >> steve: okay. 15 seconds, what would you like to say to the people in the commonwealth? >> we have delivered and we ask you to extend our license to lead. help us hold our house, flip our senate, and send me a team that will work with me in richmond, not against me and we will begin virginia to new heights. >> steve: thank you very much for having breakfast with friends. all right. back to you guys in new york. >> that was great, steve. smooth, man. >> ainsley: that was a good line at the end. >> lawrence: veterans day is saturday. >> ainsley: our products are available now through november 12th. 20% will go to the vets. >> brian: hold up your phone. you know how to do it. >> bill: good morning, everybody.

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