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the east coast, tuesday, october 15th. this is "fox and friends." former president trump heading to georgia and i'm heading to the touch screen to break down the swing states with a reporter on the ground. >> ainsley: and shutting down briefing on a potential terror attack, we'll talk to one of them. >> steve: all power could be restored later today in florida, but thousands are still in the dark in north carolina. coming up, we'll talk to one family who took a picture of their cat as it floated away in flood waters. after a couple days, the cat came home. >> ainsley: the cat came home. >> brian: final hour of "fox and friends" starting now.

>> lawrence: almost there, y'all. three weeks from election day and harris campaign is scrambling to secure support from black male voters, as the key voting block is shift are more to the right. >> steve: griff jenkins joins us. kamala harris unveiled a lot of stuff to get votes, will it work? >> griff: we'll find out. 21 days before american voters find out who will be the next president. harris is struggling with young, black men. she wants to give loans to start businesses and mentorship program, health initiative and

legalizing marijuana. "new york times" poll shows how much block voters drifted from democrats to just 78% today. she is in detroit today for audio town hall with charlamagne the god. according to democratic leaders her campaign lacks urgency. tomorrow she'll sit for an interview with our own bret baier, where she's certain to be pressed on immigration and may have to answer to what bill clinton led yesterday about the death of nursing student laken riley. it is worth noting, for 85 days

she's refuse to hold a press conference. >> brian: everybody has done a cover for "time" magazine, not her. >> steve: it is impactful she'll sit down tomorrow with bret baier for about half an hour. it will be interesting, they will run the tape and he'll join us 24 hours from now. >> ainsley: air at 6:00 and harris faulkner will be in georgia georgia with do don't. t /* /* donald trump. it is an all femaudience. >> steve: speaking of news,

coming down to battleground state, two most important nevada and michigan, donald trump picked up endorsement of las vegas review, they said vote for trump in nevada. out of michigan, american arab american news, in michigan declined to endorse kamala harris, they did endorse joe biden in 2020, i think she was banking on their endorsement. they said neither candidate represents our -- >> lawrence: she managed to tick off jewish americans from being fickle and arab americans in the area, she should have decided to declare a policy she thought was

right. >> ainsley: she does that on every issue. >> steve: she both sides it. >> lawrence: former president making it clear on homeownership in pennsylvania. >> it is too expensive to build a home and they are building and it costs a fortune. cost of like planning and certificating and nonsense. it takes years to get zoning approval, we'll get rid of that and bring interest rates way down. we're going to drill, baby, drill. we'll have so much energy and we're going to bring prices down because your prices are up. >> ainsley: kristi noem was there, she was moderator, is that what you call it? took questions from people in the oaudience.

in the middle, two people fa fainted. they played music to distract the crowd. trump asked security to open the doorings for more air. >> brian: he will sit down with joe rogan. the harris camp is also talking to him. she is doing town hall with charlamagne and doing an interview with bret baier and joe rogan, interesting for him. it does not do him any good to be perceived as liberal or conservative. for me, i'll bet hes yes to both, to get more attention to

his show. >> ainsley: we say it is smart when democrats come on fox. >> steve: a lot of democrats watch. >> ainsley: this might be first time we have a lot of people saying i have not made up my mind yet. >> steve: seven or eight percent are undecided, it went down 3% in one month. >> lawrence: talking about georgia later in the show. 6% of voters in georgia are undecided. look at georgia, decided by 12,000 votes in last go-around. that slivermatters.

>> brian: illegal immigration, overwhelming schools and towns and now a small town in indiana says they have 15,000 haitians in their community, they love them but theyed they can't afford to keep them and you have aurora and taking over apartment buildings. walk four blocks and we see the problem here, illegal immigrant staying for free and we feed them and they have reconsolidated gang activity in time square. weak on crime no cash bail laws. when processing them, they do smash and grabs and they are processed and let out. most are teens. an ashsistant chief talk #ed about the frustration and what

they are up against everyday. >> 20 individuals arrested a total of 50 times and we have crimes from snatching to wolf-pack robberies, anywhere between five to 15 individuals surround tourists. tren de aragua is here and they are here, we've seen prog progression. they were encouraged not to commit horrific crime so stuck with pick pocketing. it did not have consequences so it encouraged more criminality and individuals that engaged in criminality become empowered. >> steve: what we had heard

across the board in sanctuary cities, any time it involves a gun, they will go with them with full force. that is not the case. these teens have a name called los diablos, little devils of 42nd street. one member of tren de aragua has been essentially leading them. you know how they coordinate? use group chat on their government-issued phones. they are using phones uncle sam gave them to coordinate crime, involving guns. >> lawrence: we are giving them everything, they complained about the food andy woo decided

to give them debit cards. we have a criminal justice system, d.a.s and we have a system now that is giving special treatment to criminals. these people legally cross it is border understand and we're letting them out. >> brian: 60% of the country are for mass deportation. if the president gets back in, he has a plan, the people and cities will be under pressure to crack down. if not, ice will be empowered for first time in a long time. >> ainsley: we see it, tourists are not coming to new york because they are scared. people from south carolina call me and ask, how bad is it, are

we safe? i say, don't stay in a hotel in time square. that is where this is happening. >> lawrence: hotel prices have gone up, and given leases that are top dollar and driving price of hotels up. >> ainsley: and time square is so cool, love all the lights. >> steve: i've driven through time square 28 years and have seen a number of groups of young men, don't know if they are part of this issue, you do not want to get out of the car at 4:00 in the morning. >> brian: another sleeper issue out there is trtransgender. people think this is hot issue for maga people, it is hot for hispanics and blacks. it is real and happening in

college sports. university of nevada women's volleyball team want to boycott their game against san jose state they are using a trtrans gender male as an athlete. the team is not playing and university of nevada says the game will go on, you don't have to play, we will have the game. if some players want to take on the guy, they can go play or take forfeit. >> steve: team in question is san jose state, they have a tra tr transgender player and a number of schools said they will not do it. here is what the volleyball team, they wrote a statement and

released to media. >> ainsley: we demand our right to safety be upheld, we refuse to participate in any match that advances injustice against female athletes. you can be whoever you want, you just can't play against girls, it is safety issue. school said players made the decision independently, they will not force them to play. >> lawrence: go ahead. yairn player decision and statement remain independently and without consultation of university of the athletic depend. this does not represent the university. players may choose not to participation and will not be subjects to disciplinary action.

>> lawrence: what a stupid statement from the school. it is unbelievable. do you want women's sports or not? you had a volleyball player injured by another trans athlete that smacked the ball and gave the girl a concussion. one main issue i hear from folks is what is happening in schools. parents don't like nonsense happening. they will love their child all day, they think this should be reserved from parents at home. >> brian: when you go to olympics, you test for steroids and hgh, if you do it, you can

test in steroid games, but not olympics. >> lawrence: you are pumping up with hormones. >> ainsley: this high school volleyball player suffered injury after trtransgender spik the ball and this player from san diego state was hit in the face last thursday night from this individual. >> brian: san jose state. >> ainsley: player from san diego hit in the face. >> steve: the school said they will play them, interesting to find out who shows up. >> ainsley: it is complicated.

whole title nine is for women. >> brian: i don't think it is c complicated. >> ainsley: what if somebody does have three chromosomes? >> brian: if they want to drill down and do a d.n.a. test, but this is not what we're looking at here. >> lawrence: why don't we see the other side, women that become trans and want to play with guys. there would be no objection to that, we know the biological difference. >> brian: talk about this side is where we find carley shimkus who has news. >> carley: news on economic front, walgreens planning to close 1200 stores, 500 expected to close by end of this fiscal

year. the new ceo looks to turn around the struggling chain. jelly roll opening up about troubled past in a pod interview. he wants to have a conversation with the people he stole from over two decades ago. >> i ask them to forgive me, no excuse. first accountability, i had no business taking from anybody. this entitlement i had, world owed me enough i could come take your stuff, what a horrible way to look at life and people. >> carley: the singer has had multiple brushes with the law and credits birth of his daughter for turning his life around. and pop star olivia rodrigramercy park -- rodrigo

falling through a trap door on stage. >> that was fun. i'm okay. sometimes it is just a hole in the stage. >> carley: caught herself and clooichl r climbed back up and c concert carried on as planned. she ensured she is okay. those are headlines. all of us fall, not everybody through a trap door. >> brian: rising up, did she not close the door. >> ainsley: not her skwlob. >> brian: you see people come out. >> lawrence: they don't operate it. >> ainsley: think about this walking on streets of new york, trap doors, i walk around them. >> brian: i don't think they call them trap doors.

>> steve: basement doors. >> brian: i thought you meant the grates. >> steve: they are over the subway. >> lawrence: brian, when you trip, do you get back up? you are clumsy. >> brian: roll and keep going. i am hurt and play it off until i get home. >> lawrence: you look to see who is watching. >> ainsley: i'm sure that did not feel good. had to be a little painful. >> brian: i never want to be a singer, too dangerous. >> lawrence: right, nothing to do with vocals. >> ainsley: oklahoma lawmakers accusing white house shutting down a briefing over a potential terror attack >> the push for answers.

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joins us now. house side feels they were not talked to, who is this 27 year old? >> i was briefed, not by the fbi. this individual is vulnerable to touch points. accepted in on special immigration visa. there is confusion if he was prior or after withdrawal. we believe he was rushed after disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. there are thousands of individuals rushed over here because of harris-biden withdrawal. touch points mean vulnerabilities, what can be leveraged to make them turn on their host country like this

individual did. the fbi was doing their job and no one was harmed, they caught the individual. how many are we not paying attention to. >> brian: sometimes this unwinds differentiationly, he was going to try to pull something off. his neighbors thought he was a normal guy. you will kick autopsy your battleground state tour in nevada. las vegas review journal endorsed trump as the pick. what is your message he wants to get out? >> i'm in austin and hadded to reno, carson city, and s charlotte. we are hitting business community and nat of american community. washington, d.c. never creatad a

job in their life. what is happening with harris- biden administration, they are r regulating us to death and choking the economy. n native americans, it is about using land taken away and given to us. it is about self-determination. native americans, i'm cher key, we can use resources under our feet. tribes ask are permission to do things simple as healthcare, education, t transportation inse land blessed to be theirs. they want to be sovereign, let

us make our own way. trump administration has a strong record on his first four years and we want to bring it back and make it better to be self-determined. >> brian: native american issues with the border and no cooperation. >> zero outreach to allies and partners and it is frustrating. >> brian: looks like you dodged a bullet with the 27- year-old apprehension. former president trump heading to georgia today, lawrence will break it down with a reporter on the ground there. don't move. for more than a decade, farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again.

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>> steve: 8:35 on east coast. fox weather alert. all power expected to be restored today in florida. live in venice beach florida. i see rubble and debris behind you. when can they turn on the lights? >> 200,000 still without power and debris piles here in venice beach. i was in forts myers yesterday and talked to the mayor. >> i wish we could get more,

we're still waiting for reimbursement from ian. we save every penny and when we have enough money to do another projects, we'll do another project. fema, take a look at your projects. there are not a lot of decision-makers. >> this is condition fusion on the ground as millions are reeling with inside of their homes and businesses and having to be ripped out. power will hopefully be restored by today or tomorrow. insurance claims are sky r rocketing and people looking for fema sites. fuel is a priority on the

ground. hurricane helene ravaged this area. there is a lot of work and recovery to do. death count is 22. we know what is going on still in north carolina. mot mother nature reeking havoc this fall. >> steve: thank you. folks like to inviolent you to join fox efforts, your donation helps people responding to disasters visit red cross. cross.org/foxforward or scan the kws kwshg -- qr code. lawrence, over to you. >> lawrence: they need help. look at georgia today. how is this race shaping out? if you look if election were

held today, kamala harris leading by one point 46 to 45. key thick thing to look at here 7% undecided. w "wall street journal" poll, 4% of margin of eror. very close. why does this matter? we'll discuss that later on. economy is number one issue for voters. donald trump, 51 think he is better to handle the issue. inflation 53%. the key thing in georgia is abortion for kamala harris, issue she's been dominating on and can talk about off the cuff everyday and targeting black women with democratic coalition.

why does this matter? state of the race in 2020, not even percentage difference, it came down to certain cities, small counties and 11,779 vots decided that election. and that put joe biden there. anybody's game. let's discuss it with wabe repo reporter rahull. what do you hear on the ground in what counties are close and what issues matter the? >> everyone is talking about t turnout? tuesday is first day of in-person early voting. ex expectation is by election day,

half of people will have cast a ballot. i moved from idea of picking one place, every vote will matter in the state of georgia. bill clinton is in rural georgia. former president trump in rural georgia and metrothe atlanta today and next week. those four issues i hear from voters from both sides. >> lawrence: who do you think has the edge on the ground? >> georgia, when you start as baseline, georgia is republican state. in 2022, races went republican. upon warnock was able to hold on

and walker lost that race. georgia is still republicans state. a democrat can win. both georgia u.s. senators are democrats. probably most interesting thing to share from past week talking on the ground two republican candidates tell me they are running ahead of former president trump. that is issue if former president is losing across the state that could be margin across the state, as well. >> lawrence: we are seeing some turn, especially with black males. -- back together, let's see if that makes a difference. thank you for information on the ground. >> great to be on.

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>> steve: in just over an hour, nathan wade is set to go before

lawmakers to answer questions about his relationship with fulton county georgia d.a. fani willis. brooke singman has a preview. >> brooke: wade will take part after receiving a second subpoena. he will answer questions about his relationship with fani willis. news of the relationship went public last year resulting in him being asked to step down in that case. there is an investigation about prosecution by fani willis of tz former president. willises she instructed wade not to answer any questions and

argues he should not testify at all. she wrote, i'm concerned this would force him to divulge information held by the district attorney's office. there will be oral arguments in december on whether fani willis will be disqualified from the election interference case. >> steve: it is 12 before top of the hour and carley joins us with headlines from sports. >> carley: jets and bills capped off by hail mary from aaron rod gers in second half, jets miss two kicks that would have given them the lead. >> touchdown off the board and hits the upright. good snap and good hold and kickoff the upright again.

>> carley: double doink. bulls make a kick of their own making it 23-20. golf course, basketball star caitlin clark flashed skills on the links. >> oh, my god, oh, my gosh. [screaming] >> carley: she surprised herself. so good she got the lpga trying to recruit her. she's busy for that. what talent, awesome. >> steve: it was miracle in midst of tragedy, one north carolina family reunited with their catted, they watched the cat float away when they took that picture and that cat joined

the family. they will join us next. join bill hemmer. >> bill: what is happening, you dog. nice to see smiles from folks in north carolina. good morning to you. 21 days, early voting underway, michael what theley on state of the race and bret baier has an interview with kamala harris. and harris will interview president trump. and change on the map we will show you. and disturbing report on massive sex trafficking as result of biden-harris border performance and in israel, is israel about to hit iran? is war about to break out in analysis on that, we'll see you nine minutes, top of the hour.

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jenny. we had water damage and fence damage. compared to everyone else it's very minimal. >> god bless all of you. look at the maps. in florida hopefully they'll get the power back on but we have very cool temperatures for the carolinas, record cold. we have the potential for some showers and thunderstorms across the ohio river valley in towards the northeast. even some snow. look at this for the appalachians, i know, too early for snow. we need to get the power back on for asheville. we'll deal with record cold overnight lows and record cold during the day. so we'll continue to monitor that. the tropics very quiet. so that's the good news. all right. thank you so much for coming today. all right ainsley. you'll be talking to our friends in north carolina over to you. >> yes, thank you so much. tell our friends from the carolinas and florida hello. thank you, janice. this photo showing a north carolina family's cat. eight days later they got a

miracle when he returned to their property in burnsville, north carolina looking for his home and family. joining us now we have david and camille and david's mom, nan with their back, blanco. i'm so sorry for what you have gone through. such a nice endsing to all this tragedy. tell me what happened to your house and how much you lost, david? >> sure. we've got our whole family here in burnsville, north carolina. mom, dad, mother-in-law, my brother, my wife and two kids and the floodwaters came up way above even 500 year levels. at least ten feet and everything we own is in wreckage behind us. the neighbor's houses are gone that have been there since the 1920s and really we lost just about everything we own. >> ainsley: tell me what you saw. you were watching and we love our animals and when you see blanco floating away, what are

your thoughts? >> my son, jonathan and i were up in the cove retreating taking the cars up and i come down shooting a video and pictures, jonathan is the one that said blanco is on the roof of the camper as it is swirling away and hit the house that eventually would go. blanco climbed up on the distribution line you see and we see him try to climb the metal roof and ends up down in the river that turned out to be the ocean. that's the last we saw him. >> ainsley: you probably think the worst. what happened? eight days later blanco reappears? >> eight days later. we keep telling our kids we've seen the homeward bound movie. it is just like that. >> ainsley: what went through your mind? >> he has nine lives. he came to us as a stray.

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