that were they would be listening to her speak and thinking of the scarecrow thinking if i only had a brain. there is no good way to slice it >> laura: i think they used to make fun of trump's dance, that little dance he does. and it actually made him more popular. they made fun of the cats and dogs thing and that became its own meme and that didn't really work either. >> trump is the most inclusive dancer in the world because ymca is the one dance everybody can do. whether you are slow or have rhythm, there is no higher form of inclusion then the ymca. they play it when you are drunk at the yankee game. >> laura: you forgot karma chameleon. great to see you, that's it fo >> carley: kamala harris continuing her tour through the rust belt with stop in philadelphia, sitting down for

her first fox news interview with bret baier, that is after speaking with charlamagne the god and trying to sell black people with lines like this >> >> you said at beginning of this visit, charlamagne, i face disand and misinformation. >> todd: race for white house never tighter as state of michigan is a toss-up and some say there is one specific issue driving voters from democrats. >> carley: big election story out of virginia. doj suing state for trying to remove noncitizen from voter roles. why it is believed the stateless is protecting the law. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. former president trump is heading to miami today for u univision town hall to speak to

latino voters. former president took part in women's town hall with harris faulkner and it will air today. >> carley: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: harris faulkner focused on issues for women. georgia residents asked questions on economy, public safety and immigration. >> what kind of realistic change can you provide single parents, married parents, parents to afford children in today's world? >> i understand what you are saying, we'll reasdjust things o it is fair to everybody. it is not fair to everybody. we have a lot and we're going higher and will reasreajust. it is unfair to some peachel and we'll not have that. >> brooke: kamala harris is back in pennsylvania for her 11th

visit this election cycle. fox news power rankings show tight race between harris and trump. vice president is losing her lead after michigan moving from lea leaning democrat to a toss-up, she is confident she'll win. >> i feel the weight when i go to bed at night, in addition to prayers, i ask, have i done evering i could do today? this is margin of error race, it is tight, i'm going to win. it is tight. >> brooke: harris will sit for one-on-one interview with bret baier 6 p.m. eastern time. don't miss it. >> carley: we will not miss it. brooke singman, thank you. pennsylvania candidate dave mccormick cal calling out bob c for energy policy during last

night's final debate in the battleground state. that rhymes. >> the difference in my opinion on allowing gas extraction and renewable sources of clean energy, we still use coal in our state for our energy base. >> of many dumb biden policies, energy is probably the worst, we restricted to drill and have pipeline with epa mandates. >> carley: exchanging jabs about their opponent's previous record. >> if he's going to talk about his record versus my record, he was hedge fund ceo investing in china. mine is bipartisan work in the senate. >> i will not take preaching from you bob casey on that and your lies which are unworthy of

you and your family and your service. >> carley: down south in georgia voters your honor itting out in record numbers after early voting began yesterday. more than double the previous first day record of 136,000 in 2020. georgia updated mail-in voting and voters must provide proof of identity, 5 million nationwide have voted in the upcoming election. >> todd: search underway for u.s. navy aircraft that crashed in ush wa wash state yesterday. two crew members were onboard and as of last night, status remains unknown. an electronic aircraft was

conducting a flight. we will pop up a few pictures, i participated in tunnels to towers annual golf classic in new jersey, five some of guys were from michigan, great supporters of frank siller and tunnels to towers. travis and mike from the sales department, i was have, raymond arroyo was there, clay travis. we raised money for frank. we did a story last night about a family that lost a soldier in a training mission and who pays mortgage and helps the family? tunnels to towers does. when frank asks, we all respond. >> carley: you raised a lot of

money and had a beautiful weather day. >> todd: it is a gorgeous course, you israeli what you are fighting for when you look out at lady liberty. >> carley: glad you did it today, you are paying today. >> todd: the sacrifice is nothing. >> carley: more news, kamala harris hopes her sit down with charlamagne the god and her agenda for black men will stop trump's momentum. will it work? >> todd: that is the question, david webb answers it next. added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything.

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>> janice: good morning. it is chilly for central u.s. and midwest. 39 in chicago. 38 in kansas city, it is colder in kansas city than new york city right now. frost and freeze alerts for midwests, ohio river family to northeast and mid-atlantic. wind chill we low freezing in chicago and fargo and ma minneapolis, it is colder than average. little rock, arkansas and for tomorrow it getting colder for

jackson, mississippi, that is temperature you feel in december. here is our forecast today, big picture is cold across midwest. storm system moving in to the west bringing feet of snow for mountains and watching tropics. we have to keep an eye on this over next couple of days. we have invest 94 l, computer model is not sure, as it moves to caribbean, we'll keep a close eye. another area of low pressure moving into we think probably the belize area, something we need to monitor. nothing alarming like some social media people like to have you believe. >> carley: is that happening? >> janice: yes. yeah. i will give you the latest. >> carley: cooler heads will

prevail, that is yours. talking about this morning, vice president kamala harris eager to make a case to black voters, she sat down with charlamagne the god. >> you targeted and locked up black men for weed, some say to boost your career, many think because of hate for black men. tell us. >> it is not true. i was most mro aggressive prosecutor in california on marijuana cases and would not send people to jail for simple possession of weed. one biggest challenge i face is misinformation and disinformation. >> carley: david webb joins me now. republicans are not going to like anything kamala harris had to say yesterday. she's trying to convince black

democrats who are thinking of staying home or want to vote for donald trump to vote for her instead. how effective was she in that? >> if she's looking to reach the non-base, she is not very effective. one, charlamagne asked her for facts, she did not answer with the facts. do side by side by listening to her reading questions asked of kamala harris and tim walz for that matter and questions asked of donald trump and j.d. vance. what charlamagne does here, he's a great interviewer. i listened to his questions, he places very negative thing in the question so she can clean it up without facts to make it sound positive. it is a trick used by dishonest

journalists. she is speaking to cnn town hall, they carried it, msnbc carried part of it. black men watch these channels and believe what is being fed to them, that is like barack obama talking to brothers in pittsburgh when he comes from ma martha's vineyard, it does not resonate, black men and women care about economy and issues and fake hand outs she could do now as vice president, they are not there, what are you actually saying? >> carley: look at the numbers when it comes to support and floeshg timeses kamala harris has 78% of black support and donald trump has 15%. he's doing better than 8% republicans usually get, he is

far from majority. do you being overall in this election cycle, democrats are over dllt worried and republicans are overcelebrating? >> i don't know as much as it is natural. we are seeing as americans what is going on between policy and delivery and failure in the biden-harris administration and fact is no matter what numbers say, here are numbers that matter. when a black man and white man walk down the grocery store, is there a pricing difference for them? is there pricing difference for you and i when we pull up at gas station, as i'm a black man and you are a white woman. what americans are paying in the economy and lack of real significant wage growth,

inflation, and things that are now more expensive and it is coming down from 9% high, it is new high that is new normal. these are numbers that matter and people vote their interest. pandering to black men, we will give you 20,000 loan, that is not a loan, that is called a promised gift at your own xen. we are not that stupid in america. >> carley: she spoke to charlamagne yesterday and to bret baier today. >> the white man. >> carley: thank you for joining us. major story here involving national security, white house is changing story admitting afghan national accused of plotting election day terror attack in u.s. did not have special imgrabt status. >> todd: we have a live report on the alarming new details

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>> todd: a fox news alert. white house admitting afghan man was not vetted for special immigrant status despite claiming he was. >> carley: lucas tomlinson has details. >> lucas: suicide bomber at abbey gate was also a member of isis-k, now we are learning this is involving the same terrorist organization. similar terrorist attacks in france were thwarted. this man arrived in the u.s. 10 days after the afghanistan w withdrawal. his vetting came up at state

department yesterday. >> he did not enter the united states on siv, what is his status? >> vetting, is deputy by dhs. >> i defer you to dhs. lucas tomlinson last week officials claim he was vetted three times, first to work for cia, then to come on dhs humanitarian parole and approved for special immigrant visa status after arriving in u.s. headline showing this other terrorist attack foiled in france, relative of the afghan accused of plotsing that election day massacre. >> todd: unreal. lucas tomlinson, thank you. candidates are locked in on pennsylvania this week, today, kamala harris is talking to voters in philly suburb and j.d. vance will tour, as well, after

participationing in moms for america town hall last night where he focused on opioid crisis. >> it has to stop. it is disgraceful we have a government right now facilitating it, instead of stopping it. >> todd: denise's daughter is one of the ones who fell victim to the opioid crisis. tell us jacqueline's story. >> jacqueline was a beautiful girl, she's our oldest of five children. she lived a beautiful life. she was funny and italented andi could go on for hours about all g goodness she held in her

beautiful soul of a body. she went down a path in her high school years that led her to getting messed up with the wrong people and doing the wrong things and we struggled with that for a few years and finally she got help she needed and she embraced it and lived so briety to its fullest. she worked hard and helped others. after a couple years, i don't know what happened, something happened, triggered in her head, she made a bad decision. she went to kensington neighborhood, it seems like drug capitol of the country, she bought herself harness and it

was laced with fentanyl and she came back to our neighborhood and went to the local mall and died in her car alone from a lethal dose of fentanyl mixed in the drugs. >> todd: a story we hear repeated too much, 80s,000 per year die from opioid use. when you look at trump-vance and harris-walz, which is right choice to deal with poison that took your daughter? >> it is absolutely poison temperature is a weapon of mass destruction, there should not be this many people. dying from this. i think only answer is trump and

vance. i don't understand, it baffles me that people that are living in our country right now for paftz four years don't see it way i see it. i get everybody has an opinion. how can you look at where we are and not want a change? harris had ability past four years to make a change. too little too late. >> todd: understood. when you look at j.d. vance personal story, much has been made of it, dealing with family members who suffer with addiction. does that give you confidence a trump-vance administration would be able to take the reigns on this and know what families like you go through and put a stop to it? >> it helps that somebody else

that knows this whole -- it affects everyone across the board, it does not only happen to people when i was growing up, it was people of lower income or peachel that didn't have things we have. now it is everywhere and affects everyone and gives me more comfort or confidence in the fact they're for making a difference with this. we have to do something about this border. fentanyl and total drugs coming in through the border unsecured is unacceptable. >> todd: denise, you've been air t tireless advocate, trying to save lives, you are putting in

the work and hopefully you will get somebody in white house to help you with your mission. thank you. our prayers continue to be with you. >> thank you. >> carley: university of nevada says women's volleyball team to f forfeit against san jose state does not reflect the school's position. players will not face disciplinary aksz if they choose not to play the day of. spokeswoman for independent women's forum, she is a coach, perfect person to talk to. tha thank you for joining us. you have a group of students coming together and saying we don't feel comfortable playing this match. the schools you don't have to play, we will not cancel and we are bound by nevada law.

>> good on athletes at university of nevada for sticking up for themselves. their school and ncaa, are not speaking up or listening to the athletes saying, this is wrong, we don't want to play. basically stabbing them in the back saying we don't care, we will tell everyone opposite scomb rather than ncaa, and school to keep female sports female, they are turning their backs on their athletes. i had admin on my side, for them notz to have it hurt. >> carley: transgender sports is the 2024 issue. in down-ballot races, number of

attack ads against brown, who is accused of supporting biological men in women's sports. what do you think about that? is this the sleeper issue this election cycle? >> i don't think democrats realize that so many people are on the side female sports should remain female. our sports coalition has people and organizations from both sides of the spectrum and the not to listen to women is -- scholarships for academics, it spans more than sports. sports is the gateway issue. >> carley: gallup has a poll,

70% of people say they should comy peat with their birth gender. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> todd: all eyes on the economy, donald trump taking on bloomberg, got feisty, laying out america first vision. >> carley: breaking down make or break issues for voters coming up next.

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a lot is blamed on the every mandates they want to put in place when they come into office. hybrids are more popular. when you look at her record, it looks like this is hurting her in michigan. she sponsored a zero emission act and they wanted all evs by 2035. this year clean sc school buses. all this with teamsters did not give anyone an endorsement, big hit to democrats. she had 2.2 point lead and that has been erased. i think michigan is more at play

more than before. >> carley: 100% of new car sales ev, many say that would put me out of work and people don't want evanishes's. car dealerships say they sit on the lot forever. economic topic, of course, former president trump got in a tense exchange with bloomberg. >> this is editor in chief at bloomberg, on stage with former president trump and they were discussing tariffs. >> talking about 60% tariff on that, 200% on things you don't like. that is going to have serious

effect on overall economy. >> positive, not negative. i know you are commit the to this and it must be something to spend 25 years talking about tariffs and have somebody explain to you that you are wrong. if you don't do this, this country has no chance. >> 14 million jobs is a lot of jobs. >> they are coming back. >> cheryl: he said 40 million trade jobs. many economists say they are concerned about this tariff proposal because it would lead to higher prices. cbo said his plans would cost 7 trilli trillion, and that was brought up. so that is more than estimates for harris'.

te tariff issue, would it start a trade war with china? fair questions. president trump says it will bring strength back to the united states. >> carley: a lot of people surprised when he said he wanted to renegotiate. she'll we'll have to see, again, other issues came up and i'm sure you'll talk about it, quite the interview. >> todd: he went after a guy with the british acobject is. going to fight him. former president trump spoke with bloomberg, kamala harris said no thanks. for the record scomb for those pe people watching, bloomberg invited vice president harris to

similar interview and she declined so far. >> todd: harris campaign rejected interviews with msnbc. >> carley: she is denying some interviews, she is coming on fox today and toying with the idea going on joe rogan's show, too. what does this say about her strategy? >> joe: it shows kamala harris is showing she can't do multiple difficult interviews at once, especially when focused on the economy. what bloom dlts berg and cnbc interviews would have done. what would you do to lower cost of living? she would remind us she grew up in middle-class neighborhood. she uses that in her answers so

much. as we saw what donald trump with the bloomberg forum, it would be hour long deep dive around anti-trust laws or interest rates and i think kamala harris' cpu would short circuit. her handlers said no go. she then has to go on tonight with bret baier on fox 6 p.m. eastern, 3 pac.m. pacific time. no commercials, no erd edits, this will be make or break interview for her campaign on fobs. she's never faced an interview like this. 60 minutes gave her a taste of

it. she will get follow-up questions. >> todd: it will be the main event. economic discussion, when you go to cnbc or bloomberg, you have to view everything through lens of money. can she do that? joe concha is saying that would be tough for her to do when it comes to her economic policies if she can articulate them. harris resorting to scare tactics in her interview with charlamagne the god. >> two visions for our nation. investing in american people and their ambitions and dealing with their challenges. and donald trump is about taking us bab back. >> can you say it is about fascism?

>> carley: she would love to say that. >> todd: are we out of joy phase and all in to fearmongering phase? >> joe: absolutely, we have been for sometime. if you compare donald trump to hitler and talk about fascism, when we saw his first presidency, that did not happen, it is boy who cried wolf, kamala harris and charlamagne the god cried wolf and no one is listening at this point. that was worst interview of this campaign. i had hopes for this, charlamagne has shown he can challenge folks even if he agrees with them. one question said trump would put nonwhites in camps and jou journalists in jail and talked about fascism and let's do reparations or consider doing

reparations for black citizens in this country, which would cost somewhere around 14 tri trillion, which i'm sure we can afford and charlamagne did almost no push-back on anything kamala harris was saying. when she went on stephen colbert or stern, these things don't move the needle, most of the folks listening to the show were going to vote for kamala harris anyway. >> carley: charlamagne the god is endorsing kamala harris. they are scared donald trump will round people up and put in camps and kamala harris said you are right to be scared. like to point that out. >> todd: check in with brian kilmeade for look at what is coming up top of the hour. >> brian: coming up on our show,

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relationship with fulton county d.a. fani willis during the investigation against former president trump. wade has stepped down from that case. his attorney told reporters after the hearing this is all i'm going to say. we gave our testimony. we cooperated. we are through. that's not saying a whole lot. >> admittedly the hot seat is a lot on the cold winter morning. >> carley: in the car that's

true. >> todd: thought it was important to take a two shot. department of justice suing virginia over the effort to keep non-citizens off voter rolls ahead of elections day. the unlawful actions here have unlikely confused, deterred and removed u.s. citizens who are eligible to fully vote. but governor glenn youngkin says his state is protecting the law. listen. >> here i am a governor, mandated and oh, by the way, proud to support and defend the constitution of the united states. the constitution of the commonwealth of virginia. and by law to make sure we have clean voter rolls. the department of elections shows up before a presidential election and says stop doing that to me this is unprecedented. >> todd: jason joins us now. quiet period provision says removable ineligible voters from rolls must be completed 90 days before an election.

governor glenn youngkin how just signed there signed his executive order on august 7th. exactly 90 days before the election. what am i missing a.g. my me are a rest? >> signed into law by tim kaine a democrat. enforced in that 90 day periods ralph north thad matta and terry mccullough. we have a law maintaining that the governor and the chief lawyer for the commonwealth make sure we have clean voting rolls, that makes sense. they have affirmed they are citizens. department of elections. we give that individual a notice you have indicated non-citizen fill out aif i have immigration

removed. self-identified non-citizens over 6,000 individuals. and so this is -- this has been a law on the books and i think it's something we should all want. and i would say this just personally. the idea that the department of justice governor, particularly myself, which one of my earliest memories was seeing my mother become a u.s. citizen after she fled cuba and her taking me with her. first time she got to vote in her life late 30's how much pride she had. your right to vote is precious. what we are talking about are not non-citizens. we are talking about non-citizens. having clean voter rolls are part of the governorship. he is obeying the law our job and the attorney general's office to defend him chief executive of the commonwealth. >> todd: the doj and all the democrat organizations supporting the doj in this movement, in this fight against you say actual citizens are at risk of being purged. what's the response to that line of argument?

>> my question is where are all these left wing groups that have brought this lawsuit when tim kaine signed this into law or when ralph northam or terry mcauliffe were also similarly acting in a similar capacity. so i applaud governor youngkin for wanting to make sure we have clean voting rolls. that's common sense. as we all know common sense isn't very common in d.c. these days. i think their legal theory is incorrect. i look forward to defending the governor's position vigorously. these are not officials just going in and randomly saying i think this person may be a non-citizen or this person may be a non-citizen. no, these are individuals who have gone into the dmv, positively affirmed on their own they are non-citizens and then dmv communicates that to the department of elections in virginia. that and the governor's executive order positively reaffirms that. this is common sense. there is really nothing there there. what they are doing though and i will say this. if you are any elected official. whether you are a prosecutor or the attorney general's office.

time and resources. you have a limited amount of what you can use with your staff. the idea that within 30 days of an election, this is what the department of justice deciding? this is the hill they are going to try to die on to essentially say yes, you as governor and the attorney general have to ignore virginia law to remove non-citizens, individuals that have said listen, i'm not a citizen. and and remove off the reporter roll that goes to show you they have sump misplaced priorities and misplaced resources and a lack of leadership right now at the department of justice. >> todd: we will be watching. we are less than three weeks before election day. obviously we need a resolution on this. we will follow up to see ultimately what happens. ag my as rest. we will be watching, lead in the alcs. the playoffs started two weeks ago for aaron judd it started last night. watch.

>> sends one high to center field. did he get it back on it is thomas at the wall. he got it. it's a 2-run home run. [cheers] aaron judge finally connects. >> brian anderson and i referring to finally yes had a good start to the playoffs. home run there. serve happy in yankee land. series heads back to cleveland for game three on thursday. tonight, shohei ohtani and the l.a. dodgers taking on francisco lender. nlch. series currently tied at one apiece. coverage of that begins 7:00 p.m. eastern. on fs1 that's a heck of a series. >> carley: went to a golf outing and your team one a lot going on with you. >> todd: a busy day. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> lawrence: all right. it is 6:00 a.mon