week carter's lead started to operate and they were sick of it. onlyyou h have a minute left te are you sensing what i am sensing? a slow but sure trend toward trump among mentor shift, reall. quickly. >> i would call it the jig is a. the election is betwee n those who lecture us and those sick and tired of being lecturedle out. d tired and i anct think it will blow up on her.>> speed when they are in a box of their own making. they held her back and didn'teri let her do interviews and how they have to do interviews and each interview is worse than the previous. picture, we will have you back for longer and thank you so much.er, thank you for watching and as always it is american now and be forever. fall break is over so i'm sad i'm jesse watters and the whole gang take it from here. ♪ ♪ >> carley: fox weather alert hurricane milton on a collision

course with florida's gulf coast. the powerful hurricane said to make landfall in just hours putting millions on high alert. >> i'm scared to. and very afraid. >> we have gotten lucky a couple of times and i'm just not going to read this one out. >> i have water, canned goods, flashlights. as soon as i put my shutters up and sand bags and, i'm probably here. >> carley: doing from helene anna breaking storm surge and attempt to evacuate is running out. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this wednesday morning. and carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro and cash shortages and bare shelves while the storm expected to cost nearly $200 billion in damages. we have a live coverage, janice dean tracking hurricane milton's path and neighbors florida with preparations happening right n now, kendall. >> good morning. we are live in naples, florida.

and i'm just fine on the fringes of zone b and zone a evacuation sink close to the coastline right behind me where we have known later a evacuations. as of this morning, as you can see, not raining but that hasn't been the case this morning. we have had fans have heavy rain to push their way through and when it occurs, it is intense. that is the name of the game without a rain bands of milton will continue to sweep their way through the area. as they do so, the concern is going to be for instability in the atmosphere. it is 76 degrees and the dew point is right around 76, meaning it feels tropical, hop, you made. and the outer rain bands can spend up spin up to tornadoes. collier county, we are not currently under tornado warning fit to the south of us we have active tornado warning in effect throughout the night. we also had additional

tornado warnings issued in and around naples area. that is what i'm watching very carefully in the short term. right behind me, we have been watching prolific lightning all morning long. it has been lighting up the sky. this is a concern because we have intense lightning. we have heavy rain, land of japan to trained to push through. we are dealing with intense rain anywhere 1-3 inches per hour and it is intense, soaking rain and it stops and pretty much going on as of right now and so we will watching and off of i-75, we have had so many locations where we had to move location so far this morning. that is expected to continue to happen throughout the day today, todd. >> carley: kendall smith ahead of naples, florida, and thank you so much. senior meteorologist janice dean with fox weather forecast tracking the storms. janice, you heard that one woman say they have gotten lucky in the past. they are not risking it now and they are getting out.

>> i love hearing that because this is the storm right here. category five, still category 5. last night it strengthened again. the bottom dropped out of it in terms of pressure. and it is a monster. it is going to impact somewhere on the west coast of florida. i can't give you the exact location where landfall is going to be. but what i can tell you without the storm as they heaviest rain just south of that is where we will see incredible, dangerous and potentially deadly storm surge. look at that storm. this reminds me of 2004-2005 when we had katrina. it is just you've got a pit in your stomach. what is going to impact someone and it's going to wreck people's lives. taking a look at the track as of 5:00 a.m., we are expecting some weakening. but as i have been mentioning the last few days, don't focus on a number 5, 4, strong 3, the

storm surge will remain the same. energy with the storm will actually expand in effect a lot more real estate. so let's take a look at it when talking about the winfield code to watch what happens the next 12-24 hours. it gets bigger and impacts more real estate across the west coast of florida. so the models have shifted a little bit southward, which would be better news for tampa, but we cannot let our guard down because the margin of error is 60 miles. if you have got to wobble north or south, someone will get the worst-case scenario for storm surge. tampa, you are not out of the woods and i know a lot of people breathing a sigh relief but not yet. the computer models are training southward, but that means sarasota, cape coral, fort myers, you are in fact cohen in that area where we can get the worst of the storm surge which can be anywhere from 10-15 feet which would be a

record for these areas and widespread power outages and not only for storm surge but upwards of a foot of rainfall. hurricane-force winds for hours and hours. and it is going to move across the peninsula. widespread power outages and we are not just talking about days. we are talking weeks. that is why people are urged if you will ride in a storm out in the central florida even east coast of florida, be prepared to sit there without power for number of days. also tornado risk as well. but this is cash it doesn't happen very often to see a 5 like that and close to land. >> todd: one of the reasons it will take so much time to restore power is think where the crews are the out-of-state crews. they are not hanging out in tampa and fort myers right now. they are in georgia, south carolina getting ready to move then once it is a. that will take some time as well. >> carley: we had two weeks ago helene and people are

recovering from that and it is a one-two punch we rarely see and i'm praying and i know that florida is taking this very seriously. >> todd: j.d., thank you. but that the general manager of the ship wreck bar in clearwater, florida, jeffrey. you stayed for helene pet evacuated for milton. what happen in helene that led you to the decision to get out this time? >> i wasn't going to go through that again. it was scary. and i just wanted to it -- this i wanted to evacuate, really evacuate. i'm all the way in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> todd: you weren't messing around this time. before evacuating pennsylvania cleaning up your power nonstop after hurricane going. tell what you did to clean up your bar as we look at pictures on your screen. what you expect to return to following milton? >> it was crazy after the storm. we got the entire clearwater beach community

rallied against -- rallied with all of the bars and restaurants and shops clearwater beach to start the cleanup. and amazing how everyone came together to start the cleanup. and we were making a lot of progress. we were getting ready to open up soon. with this next storm coming, we had to halt all of that. and we had to be prepared for this next hurricane. so, that is what we started to do to get ready for that by getting rid of all of the debris around the bar and putting everything up. out of the storm surge the way it is possible on your water beach and the shipwreck. >> todd: how do you deal with the emotional toll one-two punch, first helene in all likelihood milton? >> i will tell you, i have been on clearwater beach 20 years and i've always had the philosophy, you know, we will write it out like most floridians. it will be okay. it will be some wind and rain.

but these storms, this past storm was different. the water came in so fast and so furious, that it caught everybody by surprise. when i was at the bar that night keeping an eye on things because i live right down the road, i knew that i was in trouble around 8:00 p.m. at evening. when the water started coming into the bar, it hadn't happened in 50 years at the bar was on clearwater beach. so we saw water that was higher than ever before, just caught off guard. we are finally making it to safety and getting things organized. we have not been able to get a rental car or places to stay or, you know, the means. the clearwater police department and fire departments were amazing with helping with those

situations and local resorts like the wyndham hotel wyndham grand on clearwater beach were great to help the residents have a place to stay here to bed as as i found out that they were going to start evacuating on monday, i was trying to get a flight out to. i was not messing around. and when they came to evacuate, you should. >> todd: that is the right call on this one, jeffrey. hopefully your customers at the shipwreck followed suit and followed you at a town. we are praying for you and your establishment and the entire population of clearwater in florida. we appreciate your time. while florida braces for the worst, vice president petrie took time to enjoy herself on her media city tour of. >> would you like to have a beer with me? >> the last time i had bear was at a baseball game. cheers! [cheers and applause] >> carley: good time to last time she had beer and softball

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♪ ♪ >> carley: it's we have been talking about millions in florida bracing for hurricane milton, in the

southeast still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane going. >> todd: in the meantime, vice president kamala harris spinning yesterday and the easiest media interviews to date. brooke singman with the details, print. >> vice president kamala harris busy day with a trio of softball media interviews and she started her day with the parents on "that the you" the howard stern show in late show with stephen colbert. the host did not ask her the most pressing questions. watch. >> please welcome back the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> people say they don't know enough about her but look at the opponent and you know enough about him. >> right now is my nap time. try not to fall asleep during this interview. >> do you nap at all? >> why why do you wheat berries like raisin. >> i don't eat raisin bran every morning but if you asked me my favorite cereal, i would put it up there with special k.

>> would you like to have a beer with me question my. >> the last time i had there was at a baseball game with doug. chair is. [cheers and applause] >> there you go. >> despite the harris-walz campaigning on a new way forward, harris said she wouldn't do anything differently from president biden. >> if anything, which you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? >> there is not anything that comes to mind. i have been a part of most of the decisions and have had the impact. >> okay harris is heading to phoenix tomorrow for campaign rally and participate in one yeah there our univision. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you for that wrap up, we appreciate it both campaigns putting the focus on the campaign and campaign and donald trump to stop and biden's

hometown of scranton and calls for president obama to rally in pittsburgh tomorrow. but a new report finds working-class voters in philadelphia blame democrats for rising prices and are now shifting towards republicans. the native noreen johnson and janelle jackson join me and good morning to you all. rich, there is this interesting article in the "philadelphia inquirer" that i quoted from it shows democrats have been losing voters into $0.08 2020. it comes down to the economy. . to they report more impoverished precinct and the more republicans it has gotten into is that a line what you are seeing in the state? >> yes it does. they are suffering from liberal myopathy and they can't see the crime and they can't see the vacancies in the buildings and they can't see the troubling infrastructure. and downtown pittsburgh, we had the homeless encampment in the

tri-state area. >> it is a quality of life in the economy in several issues. so noreen, donald trump will be in pennsylvania but over the weekend he was in butler for a second time. do you see him going back to butler impacts the race in any way? how are you doing things right now when it comes to november? >> well, you know, first of all which they say 100,000 people there over the weekend. that alone speaks volumes. butler's attempted assassination, i think, change the landscape not only in pennsylvania, but across the nation to see a former president being nearly killed by a hair. i think it woke a lot of people up, even people that don't care for donald trump. that affected him and may or may not have swayed their vote but in general the landscape right now is very, very -- we have one

choice that is november 5th, it comes down to voters. seeing the stark difference between the two candidates, we are where we are with our candidates and it is crunch time. but that the same time, people are hurting, people are hurting all over the country. while kamala is busy with last-minute interviews and not answering questions and word salads, people are suffering, dying all over the country. we have to make a change. they were is only one change, and that is donald trump on november 5th. >> carley: it's ins like you are voting for trump. you are a registered democrat and it is crunch time and this media tour right now by kamala and the stephen colbert show and "the view" and "the howard stern show" and there is this storm that is impacting southern states and some folks are saying a position that might work against her.

had to you have viewed the media tour and do you think it is the right thing to do or the wrong time? what are your thoughts? >> i think many philadelphians culture is to be tough onto 76ers and the eagles and even the phillies. if we are tough on each other, we are tough on our sports why wouldn't we be tough on the next presidential candidate? what we are really missing from her is a hard interview where she's being real impact chat and feet held to the fire because donald trump has been doing this for eight years but even running now, it has been two years. and she has not had a single interview. so we see her dodge important issues, she doesn't represent philadelphia at all. i look for example, the economy over her and she keeps saying we are not going back and that is a catch line phrase and so many people are saying as well. but i talked to people in philadelphia and doing street interviews and i talked to

friends and families and their friends, they are always saying we want to go back to lower-priced groceries and a more stable world where there aren't as many embassy evacuations or foreign wars or a more stable country, for example. so a lot of us do want to go back to 2019 and they think economy prices were low. so i think that is the struggle she is having. there is a stark discrepancy between the actual culture and what is top of mind for philadelphians. >> carley: it is all about the issue important senate race in the state so no shortage of political as you are viewing on your tv every single day until november. rich, marine, janelle, thank you for joining us. >> todd: we will bring a different story and get ready for this, las vegas closing the curtains on iconic tropicana hotel within historic implosion just minutes away. we will bring it to you live.

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♪ ♪ >> carley: listen to this potentially terrifying story, afghan and oklahoma charge for plotting election day terrorist attack here in the u.s. on behalf of isis. >> todd: it is terrifying and lucas tomlinson in washington with more, look as good morning, carley taught, potential terrorists are entering the country. and at the justice department says afghan citizen living in oklahoma has been charged with plotting a terrorist attack on election day in the name of isis. 27-year-old obtained weapons and ammunition to launch this attack

according to the fbi. he arrived in the u.s. september 2021, days after the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan was completed. the justice department says, "allegedly he indicated his attack was planned for election date and postarrest interview, allegedly confirmed the election date targeting large gatherings gathering to people during which he and the juvenile were expected to die as a martyr or os" former president trump warned thing like this after hasty withdrawal was completed. >> of the country has never been more unsafe and we have people pouring through the southern border which everyone is forgetting about right now because of the travesty of afghanistan. >> you recall during evacuation, u.s. officials warning not all afghans on ca-17 flights out of kabul were fully vetted, carley and todd to. >> carley: he came here special immigration visa and a flood with the withdrawal

realized. lucas tomlinson live in washington, thank you so much. the top story today, time is running it for people important to get out before hurricane milton makes landfall tonight curator of the storm projected to brink on survivable storm surge to the state that still recovering from hurricane helene. >> helene was wake-up call. this is literally catastrophic. and i can say without any dramatization whatsoever, if you choose to stay in one of those evacuation areas, you are going to die. >> carley: a former attorney general and trump campaign's hair at the end she joins us now, pam, good morning to you. what are the expectations to the storm and the message for those in your state? >> well, if you have already laughed, that is a great thing. but right now, people need to stay in place. if you are in one of the

evacuation zones, carley, as, ps and i was on the road and it is fine to drive. these hurricanes are so unpredictable. when i was attorney general i worked one that hit the panhandle and it absolutely devastated that. homes were picked up and moved. we have seen all the footage. people need to abide by what the mayor is saying and others are saying. if you are in a evacuation zone, you need to get out of here this morning. it is not too late this morning. but a few more hours go by, you have to stay put and be safe because especially, carley, around tampa bay, it is surrounded by water. so many of these folks lost everything during hurricane helene not even 12 days ago. they left everything they had. and now, they were dealing with jimmy petrone, the chief financial officer trying to build their homes. and this happened and they don't

want to leave again. but they have to k heed those warnings because project details all the furniture, the wood left outside. as of last night, a lot of that was still there because fema had not picked it up yet. 's p2p amp such as that was a great point we were talking a resident from treasure island and i think is fear all of the debris left by hurricane helene any see it in his front yard and on the streets in the area carriage of the chairs, the furniture and the parts of the houses, it becomes projectiles when milton comes. and they are debris teams out right now but it doesn't look like you can clean all of that up in 24 hours. >> there are debris teams out 24/7. the mayor and tampa had to hire private contractors to come in and clean up this debris because fema was not responding quick enough nor responding with enough resources. so, everyone is out there

working together trying to get this off. if you have a huge piece of wood and there are hundreds of pieces of wood out there, that becomes a missile. that can go through someone's window. that can go through someone's car door. that can go through anything around where they are here till it is so very, very dangerous, carley. so people really need to heed the warnings of officials and what they should do based on this zone they are in. we have seen utter devastation in the past. >> carley: you mentioned you are a trump's erica. , kamala harris has been doing the media and she said several times during different interviews with stephen colbert that she thinks donald trump's response to this hurricane has been horrible. she said he's not showing empathy because he is criticizing the federal government's response. she said if you report to be a leader, to understand letting people up in their time of need and not manipulating them.

what is your reaction to that? >> well, donald trump right after helene was down on the ground in georgia helping people. joe biden, the president, sitting on a peach and kamala harris in a fund-raiser in california. so that is completely untrue. he does have to hold them accountable. that is out for larry at the hands get help and those that love so much in north carolina and georgia will get help. that is what a leader does and what donald trump has done, and fema would be responding and not out of money, by the whole thing with this immigrant crisis and help our citizens here. >> carley: pam thank you for joining us and of the storm and we are praying for your state. >> thank you, carley. 's feelings florida gas stations running out of fuel, store shelves are empty has massive evacuations underway. >> carley: cheryl casone with the details, i met, cheryl. 46% without feeling the tampa

state area and asked that he has something i want to actually let the viewers know it's in florida and your television going in it's called fuel availability tracker and for emergencies. they put it in place and will help you find a station near you with fuel and some of the fuel trucks have police escorts. also looking at the airports right now because you are looking at installations and closures, campus st. peter, st. pete claire clearwater and orlando is closed, sarasota as well or to of course will add to the airline cancellations will affect the country just to let you know. for the epidemic cost, a note from jeffrey saying basically the storm because one and 100 year event, $175 billion in damage is the estimate right now. now, these are estimates and the storm has not come yet. but you have people looking at the state of florida the insurance market. it is very difficult to get home

insurance in florida, as you know, because of the storms. and, just two years ago to 2022 just in florida and in that region, $11 billion in damage and that is according to movies. at the national flood insurance program with a loss of $2 billion in sorry, helene. $2billion loss from an insurance program for helene in the region lost $11 billion from helene. but again if you go back to ian, a $50 million loss. that landed as a cat 4. so what is going to be very difficult for these folks. also they are lines, capping fairs, united, dealt at, southwest massive cancellations with these closures. a lot of economic disruptions. >> carley: when it comes to money i didn't get to this with pam bondi but on "fox & friends"

and the state had preparations and have done this but not at this scale because this is historic but they will pay and partner with uber and get them to shelters. a hold goal is to get people out and worry about the damage after the storm has passed. it will be expensive. >> todd: it's don't miss mornings with maria, cheryl, keep us posted on the numbers. in the meantime fox news alert, you are looking live at the tropical iconic tropicana hotel in las vegas which will be reduced to rubble in mere seconds. >> carley: a little different on a wednesday morning. right now, we look at the fireworks and drone preshow as the strip says goodbye to one of the oldest iconic hotels with historic implosion. we are bringing you a live, acts outside of the tropicana in las vegas. hopefully in a safe zone but

what are you seeing? we will expect it to take place in a couple of seconds here. >> well, it seems like they implosion has already begun. first co, the implosion of the best our here at tropicana. there it goes! and now, we will see the implosion of the east power. wow! would you look at that! [laughs] quite the scene here in las vegas along the strip. the tropicana is now officially been dropped. this will be the future home of the as now that they left open and the old stadium with groundbreaking taking place in the spring. an estimated completion date of opening day 2028 carriage of the tropicana casino, of course, had a storied history in las vegas and opened 1957 around 70 years of history herein that has. and relate, named the rat pack

era and zig freeman and roy and had one of their shows and a lot of history and of course, entertainment destination for folks. is going to be new entertainment destination as the new home of as. what an incredible show and if you were not already awake here in las vegas, you certainly are now after implosion and incredible sight to see and rattled insight as the buildings came down, guys. >> carley: thank you so much for bringing that. not often you see a hotel blowup on tv. think it's a much for that interesting staff. pp p3 continuous with praise fans and the era. >> todd: you will want to hear what joe concha has to say about all of it. he is next. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: as florida braces for a second hurricane in less than two weeks, vice president basics living it up on the mediatory. >> if he wins, god forbid. would you feel safe in this country? would you stay in this country? >> howard, i'm doing everything i can to make sure he does not win.

>> i'm calling you kamala for all of those who mispronounce it i want you to know how to say a. >> i like interviews. >> would you like to have beer with me? >> i had a beer at a baseball game with doug. cheers! >> fox news contributor joe concha, how did kamala coming up what i'm going to call comfortable interviews at a time when millions of people are mere hours away lifting anything that comfortable having their entire lives upended in an instant? >> the optics are profoundly horrific, todd. she comes across as an elitist during a tour near new york city with her friends and let's not call it media blitz because these are not media people she spoke to for the most part when we are talking about stephen colbert and we are talking about "love you" and

howard stern. this is the quandary for kamala and her campaign. if you keep her into so-called basement, voters don't get to know her and the fear of the unknown becomes real. if you put her out there in the friendliest of and she can't handle the easy softballs for the most part. two days have kamala harris being the focus from wentz and donald trump not being the focus for once for the most part, this so-called media blitz was a negative because only clips making the rounds after the fact on social media to the tunes have millions of views show once again kamala harris all bubbles and no path when it comes to substance. in the plan was let's put her in a friendly environment and people will get to know her. those environments like stephen colbert, howard, it will vote for harris so i don't know what she gains at this point from doing interviews but "60 minutes" interview was a different story. >> carley: that was a hard one and you have to laugh because this is stage and scripted, joe

and myself kamala drinking that the error. stephen colbert said during the interview he had to ask her intime before hand if she wanted to do that and she requested another highlight, why? it is from wisconsin go to a swing state and it's all about politics. the earlier that morning, she was on "the view" and one of the moments that is going viral and social media and one of the first question she was asked. here is the question and how she answered it. >> if anything, would you have done something differently than president biden or in the years? >> there is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of -- and i have been a part of most of the decisions that have had impact. the work that we have done. >> carley: not a thing that comes to mind, joe, on the same day afghan national who came in on a special visa and those planning a terrorist attack on

election day. and also, when it they of the things about that photo her whole campaign platform is she is a changed candidate and a fresh face. they are she is saying nothing comes to mind if she would do anything different over the last four years. >> way, correlate, quite the irony if we look back and kamala harris loses the moment the campaign truly meant south half in all places "the view." let's underscore this no democratic candidate or politician has ever screwed up an interview on that program because the contents are that friendly to any member of the party. somehow the vice president still screwed it up and fantastic -- one can imagine. that people question, would you do anything in the past four years differently? there is a dozen ways to answer that safely but the cpu, her brain was not programmed to take this question so she would only spit out she would not change anything from the last four years? 28% of the voters in this

country safe the country is on the right track under biden-harris and that's according to the gala. that is not good especially wages, crime, border over joe foreign policy and everything everything is gone according to plan and if given the opportunity? that is a campaign ad for trump in 30 minutes later, guys i will leave the ear, someone must have got in her ear and you better answer. so she repeated the question she got 40 minutes before hand, the difference between joe biden and the republicans and the candidates. say hello to secretary of defense liz cheney and white house press secretary nicole wallace. that is what would happen yesterday. i will leave it here, actually. kudos to bill whitaker at 60 minutes because for the first time kamala harris actually took something called a tough question or a two or three and follow-up questions and i never saw someone drink so much as kamala harris did during the interview. but that definitely did not go well so the question is do they

put her back out there or bring her back and? there is no good option for her or tim walz at this matter. >> todd: not on "60 minutes" and increasingly feeling kamala as they changed candidate but to your point, joe, if donald trump i err an edited clip to reverse that in response because i think that totally undermines what "the new york times" is saying there. she ain't the change candidate if literally on the easiest platform possible say joe and i did everything together. that don't look good. joe, always looks good joe concha, have a great day. to the race for the majority in the house. >> carley: a former comp dhs official on his bed for congress is coming up as part of down ballot series coming up next.

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♪ ♪ >> new york city mayor eric adams remain defiant as corruption charges against him. >> when i was a captain they fired me because they didn't do what was right for the city of new york during an emergency. so this is not new ground. many of you are saying that know me saying this is vintage eric. ha ha. so to those who just introduced themselves to me, they have a different belief. >> carley: this comes after adam city hall official was charged with witness tampering and destroying evidence. that's not good. >> todd: john o'brien slamming

the democratic party claiming they are no longer the party for the working class. >> the democratic party is a party of the working people. they are bought and paid for by big tech. big tech companies. >> that's what i said. >> and you have got the republicans now saying hey we want to be the working class party, all right? okay. you have a great opportunity right now to do that. >> the teamsters union will not endorse a presidential candidate this election making the first time they have not endorsed a candidate since 1996. the side note the getting a lot of big players coming on his podcast. we are just 27 days from the election and three days into our week long down ballot series focusing on races that could control determine control of the house. today headed to the great lakes states to look at michigan's eighth district where former trump official paul young is taking on democrat state senator christa mcdonald.

paul young former prosecutor, former dhs official under trump and former tv news guy. great to have you on the program. this is your third congressional race. why will the third time be the charm for you, paul? >> todd, i'm pleased to be with you this morning i have been running for congress because i want to make a difference in people's lives. i see people can't afford groceries and rent and got to have federal policies that will support those families. you are right i have run before. both times i have run before i have run against incumbent. last time i ran against incumbent family name representing the area over 50 years. this time it's an open seat. redistricting in 2022 made it a competitive seat and as i'm campaigning throughout the district, we are getting tremendous response and i'm feeling very good about the prospects on november 5th. >> todd: what one issue do you think will decide your race,

paul? i said families throughout the michigan genesse county, sag county. midland county, seen their purchasing power evacuate under kamala harris and joe biden. they see it and gas prices and all they see it in grocery and rent and mortgage payments across the board. they are fed up with what they see democrat solutions that aren't working for them. donald trump and myself in congress will be working hard for working families to make everything affordable again. >> todd: how much of your campaign is pointing out how far dhs has fallen under democratic leadership? >> yeah, you are absolutely right to point that out. after affordability it's how secure is the southern border and sometimes people say gee, that southern border is quite a ways from michigan. the truth is that the illegality there, the human trafficking, the fentanyl, the criminals

known terrorists create danger and harm throughout michiganens eighth district. having worked to secure the border is absolutely some experience that i think will help our constituents and this country should i get to washington in january. >> todd: you mentioned you worked under trump he did endorse you no. shock there. what impact does that have on your race in your district? >> look, i'm traveling throughout the district every day i'm in all four counties every time. i see you are showing some video right now. we were really pleased to have president trump here in saginaw just last thursday. 5,000, 6,000 people showed up in the middle of a work day real excitement and enthusiasm. i see it throughout the district. you is ask what might be different this time as compared to last time i ran. i think donald trump at the top of the ticket we are going to get out tremendous voter

support. and i think donald trump is going to help us win -- i believe is he going to win the state of michigan. i believe it's going to help mike rogers win the state of michigan. i believe it's going to help me win this seat in the congressional district. >> todd: co-anchor slipped me a question. completely biased on this point michigan or michigan state. she is a michigan person. >> i was born in ann arbor and raised by couple michigan fans so all right, go blue. >> carley: go blue, paul. >> todd: we focus on ann arbor too much. you are going to lose lansing. you are going to lose lansing because so focused on ann arbor. >> listen, i have friends and family at michigan state. love too but i'm a wolverine. >> carley: bipartisan answer there. >> todd: thank you for your time, carley thank you for weighing in with your football knowledge. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪