closing the border. now, is that more important? said tonight they don't need legislation. and i think the way he highlighted that, that almost gets the philosophical core of tonight's debate. it's all talk. you have the chance to go with action to actually solve that problem and. you're not. for me, i thought that was the single most powerful moment where he landethosfuld on the se most important issue in this election, which is mass illegal migration into the economy. and we didn't even get to our high taxes unrealizetaxed gs . there's so much on the table/1 as 911 in about 30 some secondse . i've never been more worried1 about another 911 forfrom two reasons. our withdrawal from afghanistan put us every terrorism on steroids and a broken border . all right, guys, good to see you all. appreciate it. that's all the time we have left this evening back iner our normal time, nine eastern tomorrow. stay with the fox news channel continuing ♪ ♪

>> former president donald trump and swearing off in the abc presidential debate in philadelphia with less than two weeks to go before election. >> ever think that she believed three years ago and four years ago was out window. she will go to my philosophy now and in fact, i was going to send her my maga had. >> i will do something and attend donald trump's rallies out of exhaustion and boredom. >> people don't leave my rallies. we have the most incredible rallies in the history of politics and that is because people want to take their policy back. she's been against fracking for 12 years. defund the police, she has been against that forever. she gave all that stuff up very wrongly, very horribly. she was big and defend the police. in minnesota -- we do minute, i'm talking now if you

don't mind, police. does that sound familiar? >> donald trump was fired by 81 million people. let's be clear about that and clearly he's having a difficult time processing that. i talked with military leaders who work with you and they say you are a disgrace. >> you are watching a special thorium addition of "fox & friends" i'm todd piro. >> i'm carley shimkus and they went head-to-head for 90 minutes and what the person is calling the best debate ever on a night filled with fact checks just directed at the republican nominee. we have a big lineup of guest to break it down for you this morning. >> let's get to brooke singman for the biggest moments and the spin room and both campaigns sing about a possible second debate. good morning, brooke. >> vice president harris went back and forth facing americans including the economy. >> they have the highest

inflation perhaps in the history of the country because i've never seen a worst period of time and people can't go out and buy cereal or bacon or eggs or anything else. the people of our country are absolutely dying with what they have done. >> we know we have a shortage of homes and housing. the cost of housing is too expensive for far too many people. we know young families need support to raise their children and i intend on extending a tax cut for those families of $6,000, which is the largest tax child care credit we have given in the long time. speed to border security seemed to be the main focus of the night. >> so i'm the only person on to state that is prosecuted transnational guns in human beings. and let me say the united states congress including some of the most conservative members of the united states senate came up with the border security bill which i supported and that bill

would have put 1500 more border agents on the belt to help those folks working there right now working overtime trying to do their job. >> go down to washington, d.c., and let her sign up bill to close the border because of the right to do it. they don't need bills. they have the right to do it. the president of the united states of america you wake him up out of bed and say come down to the office and sign a bill. if he signs a bill that the border is closed and all he has to do is say it to the border patrol who are phenomenal. if they do that, the border is closed. people are killing many people. >> when all said and done both sides were happy with their performance. >> i had a good time. i think it was our best debate ever. i thought it was really good. we have 3-against one. i think what people saw for the first time was the choice in the selection between the vice president and was able to clearly articulate her vision

and positive vision where she wants to take this country over the course of the next four years and use all the other side of the choice will which was donald trump. we want a second debate. we've had early conversations around that and we hope donald trump will actually agree. >> the big question now is will there be a second debate? >> she immediately said we wanted another debate -- you know what happens when you are a prizefighter and lose, you immediately want a new fight. >> you want a rematch. >> the guy that is happy is still thinking about it. >> will you be declined to say yes? maybe if a fair network. >> they are already claiming his performance. >> any time any time any place let's do one more debate. the first time have no accountability or no fact-checking and i know he's hurt by the fact that he was called out on his lies, objective lies. >> i'm a sports guy and anytime the team is whining about the

refs, that is a loss. that's what i see it as a warning about the refs. >> carley, back you. speed to reaction from both sides thank you very much. doug collins talking about this debate and doug, a lot of opinion coming in how the debate went to and which candidate at the stronger night so what do you think? >> what i think it was a night in which donald trump laid out the vision and he had also hit back at vice president harris. vice president harris very good at gabbing platitudes and wondering answers about life and what she would hope to be, but the biggest issue i found out all night is actually looking at the questions and looking how it came about. look joe it's not about talking about referees or anything else. it's about honesty and the debate and that is an interesting thing when you see one candidate get fat check and cut off and the other is saying blatant lies and nothing said. it's not a matter of how the

debate is done if done fairly. last night, both sides got in their points. you can tell harris had been practicing for weeks on scripted moments instead of dealing with answers one of which are you better off work oh years she avoided the question and it was one of the first questions. speed to one of the major topics this morning is the moderators and their decision to fact-check one side back-to-back and this is what it sounded like. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. >> "abc news" reached out to the city manager and said no credible reports again no evidence of that. as you know the fbi says overall violent crime is actually coming to him in the country. the question was u.s. president and not about former speaker pelosi, but i can watch all of the speakers video. i didn't detect a loss by whisker. >> carley: doug it is

ambushed. "abc news" host gang up on him during the debate here are donald trump's initial reaction following the 90 minutes was it did feel like it was three against one the entire night. >> many, many times before but it is one thing to actually debate the person you are running again or talk about her trying to go back and forth which they allow them to do, which was the best part of the entire thing. it is another to say something and say the moderator is going to step in here and the person answering the question is going to ask and answer a question and again and they are blatantly wrong. there was no need again when it comes to abortion, she is wrong and she won't admit that. immediately, the social feeds lit up with the issue of north folk virginia and all the democrats voted against born alive abortion. all eight states in the country have no restrictions on

abortion. that was all lies and never backed checked. you are telling me david actually holding a conversation with a city manager to come back at a presidential candidate? really? this is where you are looking at? again very obvious but i want to go back to the facts of the debate and this is vice president harris' cannot answer are you better off than four years? she never answered why inflation or answered the fact about immigration issue except she wanted to do a bill that would never pass. also, if she won a 1,500 border agents why isn't chuck schumer putting 1,500 agents on the border? they don't want to do it because i don't want to close the border. >> carley: if you watch the whole debate president harris is back there was very little information as to how she was one time the most progressive senator and is now taking policy positions but i

want to ask you, doug about foreign policy because major topic of conversation to come up after the debate last night. here is a combination of a few things harris had to say. >> what you think is a friendship with what is known to be a dictator who would eat you for lunch. well, i will tell you i agree with president biden's decision to pull out of afghanistan. 4 president said they would and joe biden ted. as a result, american taxpayers are not paying the $300 million a day we were paying for that inlet swore. we must chart a course for two-state solution. and in that solution, there must be security for the israeli people and israel in equal measure for the palestinians. >> there was a lot in there for her drawing from afghanistan to taking both sides when it come to the gaza war but if the question is who would be the best commander-in-chief, what do you think about that answer? >> i think basically look at the

facts. we had four years in which you had these dictators and these other standing town and not attacking. you had iran basically neutralized. that was something very interesting that they let pass with vice president harris. they didn't talk about iran's president trump brought it up that iran was brought back to prominence when they came into office by loosening the sanctions and giving them money and putting them in position to sell their oil to make the money they are now sending to hezbollah, vance and others. they let it ride. if you fact-checked one step to fact-check the other and the idea of two-state solution that we need to find peace in the region and when you have terrorist group who is controlling gaza, you will not deal with these groups who believe israel should not exist. that is a fallacy. >> carley: for the first time now, harris is saying let's do it again in october. fox news extent of invitation so

let's hope it happens. doug, thank you for watching us and waking up early and we appreciate your insight is always. >> todd: hurricane francine to make landfall in louisiana by noon today after today after strengthening to category 1 overnight. >> carley: people from texas to mississippi at risk of life-threatening winds and storm surge. meteorologist adam with fox news forecast pier and speak of this is a storm that was come together quickly and we watch it running up to the coast of louisiana are beginning to see that her bands of rain as the storm will be inching closer to the course of today and really afternoon and maybe into the evening as we see this landfall. the time and keeps changing a little bit with wins 90 miles an hour moving to the northeast and miles an hour. the winds still not far enough to fill on some of the coastal areas but you are beginning to see the outer bands of rain. showers coming down across the coast of the bayou state. we will be throughout the day today where the folks will deal

with this. it turns out and by wednesday evening still wins 90 miles an hour and we are probably peaks as far as the strength of the storm goes and it will become more of the rainmaker as it makes that move that hurricane warnings are in place across the coast there of louisiana. new orleans now under a hurricane watch, not a hurricane warning but pass close and if they can see hurricane-type conditions. as we time this out the time-stamp in the corner as we watch the system make its move, you will start to see the wins by noon and probably the afternoon maybe into the evening if it slows down a little bit more. we are still waiting on the speed of the system. new orleans will deal with some of it but we are expecting a ton of power outages. i think the legacy of the storm will be there is a lot of moisture but this. rain and fleming even inland will be one of the pigs concerned so this will linger into thursday even though landfall today. >> todd: we will be watching,

thank you, adam hear a joke this morning we are marking 23 years since 9/11 terrorist attacks. speed to our next guest is a very captain on the water went the towers were hit any help to lead the biggest maritime evacuation in american history and he is here to share his incredible story coming up next. ♪ ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie

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>> carley: vice president harris them former president trump to mark 23 years since 9/11 terrorist attacks. president biden and harris will add to shanksville to remember the victims on flight 93. before attending in the event at the pentagon. the former president will visit the 9/11 memorial and fire station in new york city before heading to the flight 93 memorial in shanksville. and as we remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost, we also honor the heroes who did everything could to save people trying to escape the towers as they fell to the ground. >> todd: that includes our next guest who started his ship has new york waterway ferry captain went on to help lead the

largest maritime evacuation in american history. shuttling thousands of people from ground zero across the hudson to safety in new jersey. captain rick thorton joins us now. captain thank you for being here. walk us through your heroic actions on that fateful day. >> thank you very much for having me virgil new york waterway was operating its normal schedule, which was straight across from the world financial center at the base of the world trade centers as well as midtown as well. as soon as the first plane struck the first tower, we thought just like everybody else it was a tragic accident. we didn't have smartphones or anything like that so we didn't get a lot of information. we just saw the smoke pouring out of the first tower. 8: 46 and at:03 the second lane and struck the second tower a concerted coordinated attack and that is meant the entire fleet

was mobilized. we sent 30 boats down to the world financial center area and the most immediate place that needed evacuation. the people from not just the towers that surrounding buildings were streaming out of the buildings and collecting along the waterfront. some of them were just running in a direction. some of them were trapped along the seawall in the park. and some of them to sheer terror and their eyes. they were actually climbing over the rail and jumped into the river and starting to swim out. so the fairies were extremely busy. and we were just picking up people from every imaginable part of the terminals but along the seawall and pulling people out of the water as well. b2 pulling people out of the water a and you made 20 back and forth trips in new jersey to get people out of the danger zone. what were we thinking as this was happening? >> at first we were thinking what can happen next?

because the towers had been hit. later on, we found out about the pentagon being hit as well. and we just didn't have any information at the time to flesh out the magnitude of this event. but as the cruise we did what we do to get people from point a to point b and just accelerated type of event. and we were just really, really busy. the coast guard, the fire, police, everybody jumped in to put out a call for all available boats on the radios. this is when you saw flotilla of vessels coming up the river. >> todd: it is important that you had a down there before they all call was issued. why was that your instinct when you saw this to say this is really, really bad and i need to

get my boats down there? >> as soon as the second plane hit we realized what happened and something of a coordinated attack. and i was still looking at the ferry in '93 when the world trade center was it as well. i knew how we set the boats to the area and that '93. i took the vote off line from 39th street run and headed down to hoboken to the city operation. i was telling myself i stole the boats and i didn't check-in or anything. >> carley: but that is the best reason to still a vote. 23 years later before i let go what does this day mean to you a question mark. >> it is a time to reflect and we all think about the great wars of that day, but we think about the good things we did as well. the coordination, the cooperation with all of the different entities and groups within the harbor. and to think about this all the

worst in humanity that day and with all the best where people help each other whether you were ferry vote captain or harbor police or just regular bystanders. >> carley: you are part of the best and served in the navy 26 years so we think you so much for your service and joining us this morning for what you did 23 years ago as well. >> thank you carley, thank you todd. appreciate that. >> todd: with a stamp on economy but the voters trust trump to handle those issues better. >> carley: we will get reaction from both sides of the l which canada is a better plan for americans. ♪ ♪

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reviewed our relative plans for the future of america. >> my plan is a brilliant plan, wood is a great plan, a plan to bring up are worth and r-value. she doesn't have a plan and she copied biden's plan and it is like four sentences like run, spot, run. >> todd: both harris and trump laying out their issues for the company but which plan had a better plan? gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon vote joined me now. thank you for the both of you. based upon what you heard from harris at the debate, can you articulate her plan for the border? >> it is very simple, the plan was put forward and they had a bipartisan deal in congress. it was made clear last night by kamala harris. what happened? donald trump would rather run on for should then some of the

issue. donald trump talked about going back to washington, d.c., last night and signing a bill without congress. as if he doesn't know how government works. donald trump was very concerning last night. demonstrating that he really didn't know how government work. that he thought he could just sign a bill without congress is absurd. that we don't need a long-term, congressional fix to solve the border problems is absurd. how can you talk about the problems of the border all day long -- and not to solve it? >> todd: it looks like we are having a little trouble with david's signal. i'm going to go to tudor dixon and the reason i asked about the border issue and the economy is donald trump basically said when you're talking about the economy, that is a border issue and vice versa. on the whole, tudor dixon, do you think donald trump did

enough to overall economy to the swing state voter? >> well, i want to go back to quickly what was just said about the bill that was on the docket. there was actually bipartisan opposition to that bill because it would enshrine in law that you have to allow a certain amount of people across the border every single day. it was probably one of the most dangerous national security bills on the table in washington. it wasn't just donald trump that opposed it but many americans. nobody bothered to say to her what about the women who have died? what about the women who have been raped and 300,000 plus children missing right now because of your open border policy? when he talked about sending an executive order immediately, that was just to stop the bleeding, just to stop the bleeding! and when i say leading i general genuinely mean leading because we've had drugs across the border and children every single day who are going into child trg

being used as back and forth across the border and no one said to kamala harris, wait a minute, you have a very dangerous border where children have been in danger every single day and when it comes to donald trump's economy compared to kamala harris, donald trump is running on his economy from the four years he was in office. he has a very strong plan for the economy. i didn't hear kamala harris actually come up with a plan for the economy. i heard her say something about child tax credits she took from donald trump and heard her say something about small businesses. you know what i keep hearing when i'm out on the road talking to people, i hear people on a fixed income say if kamala harris gets into office, she will care about one demographic. she is not looking up the country as a whole. we need to make sure everybody in the country can afford to go out and buy groceries. right now the people on a fixed income or in the worst shape

possible because of kamala harris. >> todd: i believe we have david back and i want to get his thoughts harris addressing flip-flops on two really important issues to battleground voters. take a look at this. >> let me say that the united states congress came up with the border security bill, which i supported a. donald trump while on the phone, called up some folks in congress and said, "kill the bill, and you know why? he preferred run on the problem instead of fixing the problem. >> i would say we can both leave this debate right now and i would like to see her go down to washington, d.c., during this debate because we are wasting a lot of time and let her sign a bill to close up the border because they have the right to do it. >> you said you wanted to ban fracking and now you don't. you want to mandatory back assault weapons and your campaign says you don't. border crossings, you are taking

a harder line. why have so many of your policy position change? we are here in pennsylvania and i made that very clear in 2020, i will not ban fracking in this business taking everyone's guns away. tim walz and i are gun owners and we are not taking anyone's guns away. so my values have not changed. what is important is there is a president that actually brings values and a perspective that is about lifting people up and not eating people down! >> todd: david, we have your back. did she succeed in disavowing her of our track record with those answers? >> there is no question she did. she was able to articulate what she stands for. or donald trump has not been able to do that. i mean, abortion, perfectly clear. donald trump could not tell us last night if he would veto and national abortion ban claiming it would not come to his desk and at the same debate he says, "let's stop this debate

and go to washington, d.c., and sign a bill that doesn't exist!" why does it not exist? donald trump killed it. he would not let congress actually do something about this issue with that he complains nonstop about. kamala harris was able to articulate and drive that home. anyone watching this debate can see it perfectly clear that kamala harris we know where she stands. yes, she might have evolved on issues like everyone does, but she is clear. donald trump is not an donald trump was pro-choice and then pro-life amount ambiguous. he wants to have his cake and eat it too. it is so obvious that it is laughable. kamala harris was a slam-dunk and able to prosecute the case and she showed up, delivered. it was a slam-dunk for her. >> todd: david did that she disobeyed and disavowed far left with her answers but tudor dixon do you agree with david? >> absolutely not. she comes out and says she wants an assault weapons ban and then

she just gets to come out and go como we will not take the weapos away but this is something she's been running on for years. she lied about fracking and seven and 2020 ideas about that. no way i will not ban fracking. no one in the room said actually that never happened. cnn event fact-checked you on that. that never happen and the people of pennsylvania are concerned about your radical left policies. another key issue is when she was asked about what happened with the riots in minneapolis, she said she didn't do any of the thing she did. donald trump was the one who had to say to her, you went out there and told people to stay in the streets. billions of dollars worth of damage to your running mate state because you told people to stay in the streets! you caused one of the most damaging situations we have ever seen in minneapolis and you destroyed people's personal business is! don't tell me you care about small businesses when you

literally put out there i will pay you to get out of jail when you destroy small businesses. >> todd: will this move the needle? david and tudor thank you for your time. abc moderators focused all their attention on one donald donald j. trump. >> there is no state where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. speak with the springfield city manager say no evidence of thatd happy i said overall violent crime is coming down in the cou. >> carley: that means kamala harris got a free pass and we will break it all down with joe concha coming up next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: at the moderators at the abc presidential debate fact-check number president trump in real time but brushed over vice president harris false claims. >> todd: griff jenkins has the details. >> many critics would agree with the former president when fact-checking you get trump. by fox's tracking abc moderators fact chump trump five times and not taking harris on a single time. here are some of the pressure trump paste. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. >> abc reached out to the city

manager and told us no credible reports and that there is no evidence of that but president trump as you know the fbi said overall violent crime is coming down in the country. the resident to -- i did watch all of these pieces of video. i didn't detect the sarcasm lost. >> mean well several component punches with no pushback from the moderators. watch. >> project 2025 that the former president intends on implementing. couples who pray and dream of having a family are being denied ivf treatments. if donald trump were to be reelected, he will sign a national abortion ban. there were a mob of people carrying tiki torches spewing anti-semitic hate. and what did the president then at the time say? there were fine people on each side each side.

the candidate has said in this election there will be a bloodbath. if this outcome of the election is not to his liking. >> harris avoided being asked about things like bail funding for criminals, transgender operations on illegal migrants in prison, defunding the police, rewriting title 9 regulations, student loa n debt forgiveness electrical mandate and reparations now with the first and we scheduled debate in the history books, we wait and see if there would be a rematch with less than 60 days to go, todd and carley. >> todd: griff, thank you joe concha, joe, perfectly laid out the entire situation from last nights debate from the fact-check to the lack of fact-check to the tall post that she was not asked. your thoughts on the disparities in all of it. wow! and this was so disturbing but not surprising to watch, todd. we knew "abc news" was going to be what they are.

in other words, we talked a report by the many research centers showing abc had covered kamala harris with 100% news coverage that is positive over the last eight weeks basically since she became the nominee. sure enough, there it was again last night which of the fact they did not fact-check her on any weight, shape, or form an donald trump fact-check five times it was candy crowley on steroids and remember 2012 with mitt romney and one fact-check and see in killed for it. abc really show their hand here are joe the fact is and she says she is a gun owner, kamala harris really? the first time i've heard that. she said she was for fracking and i never heard that in 2020 and no transcript that shows that. again, the charlottesville light and sure enough "abc news" was there to fact-check that an

trump said bloodbath if he loses and that was a lie as well and abc news not there again. in this new cycle, three people running against donald trump at this point. it was joe biden, kamala harris an entire news media. we saw that on display last night. kamala harris, yes, she was prepared, prepared to live that came across authentic and too scripted. and i think in 2016 with hillary clinton, that comes back to bite you. i don't think this w was a slam-dunk many democrats and many in the media are saying right now. 1 side of the screen was very rehearsed and very dishonest. donald trump, quite frankly, had to play defense. >> carley: you meant some of them and kamala harris said donald trump supports project 2025 and in vitro fertilization. and no combat overseas and none of those things are true so you do have to wonder if abc is

going to live to regret this decision to fact-check one side because the trump and say win or lose it doesn't matter because this debate was stacked against him. the other thing i want to talk about is one of the thing kamala harris had to do was distance herself from the administration that she is currently a part of. here is how she chose to do this. watch this. >> it is important to remind the former president you are not running again biden but you are running against me. clearly, i am not joe biden and i am certainly not donald trump. >> carley: do you think joe, and the other thing she said is enough to companions americans that she is not a part of the past and she cannot assure us into this bright new future? >> it is amazing when you think back four years ago, carley and the biden administration made a point to call itself the biden-harris administration. you are not running against joe biden but you are running against me. wait a minute, you are the vice president who supported

every single thing this president has done. you were the deciding vote on site inflation reduction act as an example. you were touting few moments ago helped by bidenomics is. oh, nope, i had nothing to do with any of this and you are running against me. again, i think when you watch the media coverage this morning and you watch the msnbc and cnn in the world and "new york times" and "the washington post," wow great night for kamala harris but i'm not sure this resonated with the people that matter and states that matter like pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsi n, georgia, arizona, nevada. she came across as phony and there were so many lies told on her and that i think this thing will correct itself we are right back to where we work two days ago before the debate. i really feel that. >> todd: so much for threading the needle but she stabbed biden in the back with that again. how was that for imagery? before i let you go taylor swift

endorsing kamala harris and i will be casting my vote for kamala harris and tim walz at the 2024 presidential election and i'm voting for kamala harris she fights for the rights and the rights i believe and with love and hope taylor swift childless cat lady. will this move the needle? >> if it was unexpected because we know taylor swift endorsed candidates in the past and say boy, it moves the needle that we know that this was coming all along. when you know something is coming i don't think it does in any way, shape, or form and i know she has influence but most people i guess listen to taylor swift probably knew she was going to do this anyway joe so no, it kind of doesn't but nonetheless joe we will hear about this the next three or four days. i know this is a big deal. >> todd: swift d's for trump your move joe concha.

>> white dude for harris. >> todd: up next trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt. speed to live in pennsylvania having breakfast with friends. hey, lawrence. >> indeed we are, good morning we are having breakfast springhouse market in washington, virginia. we will get to the american public a about what they think about last night's debate and who was the winner and who was the loser and what do they want to see more of? we will discuss today and also the former president will join us exclusively for his reaction to the debate. we have a big show and a lot to impact and that is why we have four hours to do it. we will see you at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ you and your team work within my budget

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♪ ♪ speech is so right after the first debate between harris and trump, harris says they are ready for round two. >> todd: 2024 and national press secretary karoline leavitt. what is the official campaign position? are we going to get a second debate? >> let's be very clear, president trump have an election cycle on fox news which kamala harris never showed up for and turned into a town hallt sean hannity. last night on abc where trump won and b3 lost.

president trump committed to one on "abc news" on september 25th, which the kamala harris campaign denied. so committing to a debate last night proved she has a lot more work to do and she did not do the job she needed to last night and could not explain runaway inflation the past four years. she pondered the question on immigration and we know she is the border czar and overseas this crisis americans are living through. she also double down onto botched withdrawal from afghanistan. she did not see the names of the 13 families killed on her watch and did not take responsibility for that crisis either. cnn poll showed president trump actually increased trust with the american people on the issue of the economy which is now the number one issue in the election. so we will see what the debates look like in the future, by president trump committed to three this election cycle and let's not forget about that. >> carley: i want to ask about the media coverage we are going to say about this debate last

night. "the wall street journal" puts it this way, "harris beit trump and fiery debate" and this from "the washington post" harris crypts trump and he retorts with fire reread rhetoric. "is that how you would characterize the debate? >> i would not depend on "the washington post" for the debate last night. trump was in a three on one cage match. anyone with eyes and ears can see it and they fact-check president trump five times and did not fact-check kamala harris once despite her spewing countless lies and widely debunked even from far left media outlet in this country. president trump did what he had to do and successfully prosecuted the case against kamala harris and wrapped it up perfectly. if kamala harris wants to bring down the cost for working families that she wants to secure the border or if she wants to stop the war that has

erupted on her watch as vice president, she should go back to the white house and bring joe biden off at the beach and do it right now. she is the incumbent president and those were the final words of the debate last night. that is the message that resonates with the american people and we see that again in the postdebate polls. >> todd: he will be back to the battlegrounds arizona, and recent polling and pbs marist says trump is surging about 14 points among independents and 19 points among latinos. the final minute we have, did the debate help or hurt trump's momentum with latino and independent voter? >> i think it will ultimately prove that it will help because again, kamala harris refused to take responsibility for illegal immigration crisis that has ravaged border states in all states across this great country. president trump will continue to barnstorm the country. he will be on the west coast later this week. he will be in arizona on

thursday. today, of course, new york city to commemorate the anniversary of 9/11 and our hearts must remain with all of the victims who suffered in that terrorist attack. by the way, kamala harris january 6 was the worst terrorist attack on our nation's oil. absolutely not true and it is disrespectful to say that 12 hours before 9/11 today. >> carley: you bring up a good point that both candidates will be very busy at multiple locations honoring the victims of 9/11. of course, fox is with them and their families throughout the day and every day as well. karoline leavitt, thank you for joining us >> todd: did the needle move? >> carley: debates matter, we learned that in june. we'll see what happens. good to be with you, todd. "fox and friends" starts right now.