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brightening brian wednesday beings october 16th. this is "fox & friends." >> ainsley: a fox exclusive. former president trump holds a special town hall for only women with harris faulkner in georgia while spreading a message of optimism in the swing state. >> people will be optimistic again. our legacy will be nothing less than the rebirth of the american dream. >> steve: meanwhile, bret baier sits down with vice president kamala harris today for her first formal fox interview. this comes just after kamala harris said this about how much she repeats herself -- repeats herself. >> people say you stay on the talking points. >> i would say you're welcome. the reality is that there are certain things that must be repeated. >> lawrence: oh my god, so terrible. plus fox news alert, it turns out the afghan national charged with election day terror plot was not properly vetted so how does this happen?

>> second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: it is a huge day on fox news. look at that at 11:00 this morning you will see harris faulkner's exclusive town hall with former president trump. it was focused on women, an all ofemale audience and their key issues this election. 6:00 tonight bret baier will talk to vice president kamala harris for her very first formal fox interview. he will have a lot of questions and he is going to join us here on "fox & friends" with a preview. >> steve: we have got two presidential candidates. two harris, one channel, keep it on fox. meanwhile, staying on 2024. today former president donald trump is going to head down to miami to speak to undecided latino voters. the trip to south florida comes one day after donald trump's rally in atlanta where he promised to make america affordable again. >> brian: alexandria hoff is live at the white house.

alexandria? >> good morning to you. both candidates are trying to tend to a changing electric trated. for example, the vice president is up amongst seniors. we haven't seen that before for a democrat. democrats are also contending with the fact that they have head 10 points worth of the hispanic vote. and this is something that former president trump is hoping to take advantage of. and those numbers from r. from the "new york times" siena college poll there. the president is hoping to grow the shift. heading to miami to speak at voters at univision town hall tonight and his pitch is really the pocketbook. >> we will make america affordable again. over the past four years her inflation nightmare has cost the typical family $29,000. think of that. $29,000 in inflation. the reason you feel poorer is thanks to kamala. >> all right so the vice president also contend with the fact that in the past four years democrats have shed 20 points worth of the black vote. in an interview yesterday with charlamagne tha god, harris

indicated she is open to reparations. >> i do have clear eyes about the disparities that exist and the context in which they exist, meaning history. so, my agenda -- well, first of all on the point of reparations, it has to be studied. there's no question about that. and i have been very clear about that position. >> all right. so plan appealing to black men that legalizing marijuana, crypto protections and $1 million loans fully forgivable to black entrepreneurs that's according to the harris-walz campaign. many questioned the constitutionality of last promise granting such a program based on race. harris campaign did build in this escape hatch if you will, doting that these loans wouldn't be just for black men also for others. although they haven't explained who the "others" would be. >> steve: that's complicated

marketing right there. >> brian: we missed you. everything going okay? >> i couldn't get my eye lashes on i was daysed and confused i have a 5-month-old. >> lawrence: great to have you back. >> ainsley: i hope your child is sleeping through the night. >> pretty good. >> ainsley: congratulations, happy for you. >> lawrence: can you imagine black voters, especially black males saying we want our economy to work for us. day to day on the basis. we hate what's happened at the border because they are taking different resources from our communities. we don't like what is happening in the schools today with them trying to replace their parents with all this reproductive stuff and transgender stuff. and then you have -- this is what we want to see. we tell you what the issues that matter and then releasing a policy proposal with stuff that we never said that we wanted from the government. and they think it's gonna work three weeks before an elections. i'm not sure she gets a bump after this.

>> steve: well, it's clear pandering. we were talking about that yesterday. one of the reasons kamala harris is stepping outside of her comfort zone, she is going to be on "special report" with bret tonight. and is he going to ask -- he is just, you know, he is the best in the business. is he going to ask really good questions. politico playbook talked a little bit this morning about why she would appear on fox. and essentially what they said is she is trying to expand her appeal to people who don't normally, you know, vote democratic. and that is in particular they suggest, fox news has a lot of nikki haley republicans who are still shopping aren't they suggest. is that what is going on? we don't know. we know she is going to sit down with bret and take a bunch of questions. tomorrow morning we are going to talk about her answers. >> ainsley: yeah, when you hear kamala harris -- we're going to play a little bit charlamagne tha god interview. her plans don't help a lot of

families. including like student loan forgiveness. that is going to be $1 trillion. $25,000 for first time home buyers. this is not going to help any of us. 20 billion forgivable loans for african-americans promise to consider this reparation plan that is going to be multi trillion dollars. promises to legalize weed. i don't smoke pot. i don't think any of you all do either that's not going to help. sex change surgeries for illegals and. >> steve: did you expect to us say whether or not we smoke potted. >> ainsley: you're business. >> brian: the black community smokes pot. >> lawrence: black males. >> ainsley: it would be an insult. >> lawrence: number one consumer of weed. >> steve: and charlamagne tha god asked her about that. you know, you roll out this initiative aimed at black men and talk about pot. and she said that certain demographics are disproportionately impacted by marijuana laws. that's why she has been against -- essentially changing

the schedule on marijuana for a long time. >> brian: all right. let's talk about one thing about kamala harris. and we watched it for the last three and a half years. and we watched it when she was a candidate. repeats herself over and over again. that she has talking points and she repeats them. now she is trying to run from them and never explaining why she changed her mind on those talking points. now that she is a candidate same talking points. chaicharlamagne known her sincee was in los angeles asked her about that criticism sticks to the crypt. >> what do you say to people who say you stay on the talking points? >> i would say you're welcome. >> um-huh. >> i mean, listen, here's the thing. i love having conversations, which is why i'm so happy to be with you this afternoon and the reality is that there are certain things that must be repeated to ensure that i have everyone know what i stand for and the issues that i think are at stake in this election. >> um-huh. >> so it requires repetition. you know, some people say that until someone has heard the same thing at least three times, it

just doesn't stay with you. >> steve: they say that in marketing. you tell them what you are going to tell them, you tell them and then you tell them what you told them. ultimately it just seems that she repeats over and over. >> ainsley: he said some say you have an inability to fearlessly say who you are and what you believe. we all feel that way about her. she said there are certain things that must be repeated like you heard. she said i say the same thing when i go to detroit as i do in philly make sure people hear and receive what i think. if you go to each of her rallies, it's in the teleprompter and she just repeats the same speech over and over. >> lawrence: so the question is, first, is thank you a proper response to that? >> ainsley: you're welcome. >> lawrence: or you're welcome. i don't understand why that was even incorporated in her response. the second thing is no one is -- no one is saying that she can't be like any other politician and have a stump speech. you know, some of the most effective politicians they have a theme and hit that stump

speech every single stop that they go to and it's something memorable. the problem is the stuff that she puts out there is not something that you want to be repeated. it's just a word salad each time. >> brian: but a couple of things this will never happen again we will never, i don't think, in our lifetime ever have a politician untested just anointed. so if she came out and. >> lawrence: never had it before. >> brian: then they go for eight months and fight with each other and have debates and they have fountain halls and then they lose a debate, win a debate and then there is primary caucus, primary -- and then all of a sudden you have a honed message so no one ever accuse stay with your talking points because you can't win that way. she was anointed, burst out, this is what she is saying hope to coast, polls drop. and now she has got to engage everywhere rapidly, and we're seeing -- we're seeing in many ways spin out of control, and we're going to find out tonight if she is going to survive it. i also think the other thing

they are going to do is try to make trump unelectable again. they are not bringing up the legal stuff because that makes him stronger. what they are going to say he has lost his mind is he 78 and is he crazy. and by the way they talk about what happened at abc -- they talk about what happened the other night and with him playing d.j. >> lawrence: it's a total lie, too. >> brian: i watched terry moran who is not a trump fan. i watch him be pretty abrasive. he covered this story he said i know on the outside it looked kind of different but on the inside the spirit was great. it was really a great moment is that is an abc reporter doing it for 40 years. >> ainsley: injured person needed medical care he didn't want to keep speaking. >> brian: trying to make him unelectable and scare people enemy going to be arrested and jailed. listen. >> hi, i'm bobby, from georgia. and i have a question for kamala

harris. trump's claim that he going to use the alien enemy's act of 1798 to round up immigrants if he wins the election? >> this law was last used to put asian americans in entertainment camps in world war ii. i have a sneaking suspicion if trump wins he will use this law to put anyone he doesn't think look right in camps and i'm scared. >> yeah, so you lit on a point so well which is that he is achieving his intended effect to make you scared running on a campaign instilling fear. not about hope. not about optimism, not about the future. but about fear. and so this is yet another example. >> lawrence: and do you know what? >> steve: the irony is she is

playing the fear card. >> lawrence: playing the fear card. it's illegal immigrants not just immigrants in general. and also was there a follow-up to say the majority of americans now support mass deportation of illegal immigrants? it's not a fear tactic. do you know who the people in fear? the people that have had guns pointed at them in their own apartment complexes taking over bodegas, going after people in the middle of times square, the old ladies with their purses being stripped on people on mopeds that shouldn't be in the country. those are the people that are fearful right now. >> there she is talking about how donald trump is, you know, is the bad guy. threat to democracy. we have heard all that stuff a million times by now. what is interesting is during her interview with charlamagne tha god, it was, you know, he did ask some good questions. he asked some good questions and she said stuff we have not heard her say before, which is interesting. >> ainsley: she is going to investigate reparations. she just expanded on things we

hadn't heard before. then again it was a friendly audience, he pretty much said donald trump is a racist here is donald trump actually trying to make people feel optimistic about the future that's why he wants to be president. >> with your vote, we will create millions of new great-paying jobs. wages will soar. your taxes are going to fall. you saw that your net worth will skyrocket. america will be confident again. you know america has lost its confidence. it's a terrible thing to say. i said it one time and do you know it's actually true? but it's going to come back very quickly. america will be respected again. the american people will be optimistic again. and you will be proud of the life and the future you are going to give and giving to your children. our legacy will be nothing less than the rebirth of the american

dream. >> ainsley: for everyone who is calling the show and worried about whatever donald trump might do, might put everybody in camps if you are not white. he was president for four years. he just wants to keep illegal immigrants out of the united states. he wants them to pay their fair share and to do it the right way. that's it. it's not so scary. it's just if you are here illegal you should be paying taxes. either you are a citizen or you are not. if you are not he says he is going to remove them. do away with sanctuary cities, is he going to bring down the cost of food at the grocery store. going to bring down the price of gas. your energy bill is going to be tut 50%. those are the things americans care about. we care about safety and the money in our bank accounts. >> brian: i also think he is outworking her. >> lawrence: totally. >> brian: schedule a lot thicker and lot more substantive. he went with the bloomberg interview instead of a cnbc interview. i'm sure this town hall is going to have some abrasive questions

with him today univision. i look forward to seeing harris faulkner's town hall today at 11:00. >> ainsley: me too. i was talking to two ladies last night. and one of them has a young son and worry about our national security. she said because if we have another war, my son, i don't want him drafted. and i thought wow, i haven't thought about that. because i have mean i have heard other moms say that but having a little girl you don't think about that. when it comes to our national security, trump is so strong. >> steve: one of the things he is strong on is the border. and the border really is national security. >> lawrence: 100 percent it is. >> steve: so many people coming in here and talking a little bit about the afghan national who we heard from the administration yeah he was vetted three times. wasn't vetted at all. that's embarrassing. of course we won't get any answers to those questions about him until after the election. because he is proof letting in pretty much anybody. >> brian: i got to give the biden administration some

credit. they finally said what trump asked them to say. they are trying to kill trump. they said we look at any attack on american officials as an attack on the country. that's what trump was waiting for. >> lawrence: they also said it would be considered an act of war as well. >> brian: absolutely. i give the biden administration credit for doing that on obama or hillary clinton, they would be saying that. >> lawrence: that's true. >> steve: as we are transitioning to this story, the biden-harris administration is now admitting that this afghan man, charged with plotting an election day terror attack here in the united states, not vetted for special immigrant status. siv. despite previously claiming, the government did, that he was. >> lawrence: lucas tomlinson is live in washington. hey, lowxz. >> lucas: good morning, lawrence. you recall the suicide member who killed 13 in kabul member of isis-k. now this same terrorist group has plotted to have an afghan man living in oklahoma carrying out an election day massacre here in the u.s. and he was not properly vetted,

the u.s. officials are now saying. here's some reaction in the last hour. >> what bothers me is that isis is still out there planning and we have really just taken our eyes off them. people thought that leaving the region and taking our eyes off the enemy would be the conclusion of isis that somehow we can just turn our backs out there and the threat is going to magically go away. that's not how it works. >> lucas: earlier this month officials now say an afghan national tawhedi who arrived in the u.s. after the american withdraw was not properly vetted. tawhedi worked as a security guard for the cia in afghanistan. his vetting came up yesterday at the state department. >> so, it is my understanding that he did not enter the united states on anive. and i will refer to the department of homeland security to speak to further questions about his status. >> on the afghan national, the vetting, no matter how he came over, is that done by dhs? >> i would really defer you to dhs. >> the vetting story has changed quite a bit in recent days. earlier u.s. officials claimed

tawhedi was vetted three times. first when he worked for the cy in afghanistan and came to the dhs humanitarian parole and for the third time he was approved for special immigrant status after arriving in the u.s. now, over the weekend a relative of this man in oklahoma was arrested in france this is all part of a global isis plot, g guys. >> steve: 2022 looked into the people they let. in something like 400 people let in and they got in with no first name. so how do you properly vet that person? something like 400 people came in with no last name. and 11,000 people came in where their birthday was listed as january 1st. which is just a default answer. so, obviously, if they are investigated them, they are just taking their word for it.

i only have a first name. i don't have a last name. this is my birthday. >> brian: unless they are a soccer star. >> let's go back to august of 2021. this withdrawal was chaotic. it was hasty. and initially those initial evacuation flights on those air force c 17s, they were not filled. some of them were just half full. the orders came down from above. fill up those planes, you saw that one famous photo with like 700 people on c-17, the orders were get people out of there, and they were not -- officials say now and at the time even they were admitting to us at the pentagon not being properly vetted. warm bodies shoved on planes to get them out of afghanistan. some were taken to other countries before coming to the united states there was always some concern about the vetting process. guys. >> brian: hey, lucas, remember we blow up that guy in afghanistan responsible for abbey gate and was just putting water jugs in his trunk and we promised to get the people responsible. did we ever get the people responsible? >> there was a drone strike. that drone strike killed,

unfortunately an afghan family, an innocent civilian as you mentioned. there was a drone strike days later in eastern afghanistan killed two terrorists. if they were directly tied to abbey gate, it's still not totally clear, guys. >> brian: we know it was isis-k. thanks, lucas. that's one of the advantage people say get out of afghanistan, iraq, syria. why are we there? we just create tumult. eyes and ears and relationships on the ground. best we can almost impossible to 1207 terrorist attacks. one thing we learned over the past 20 plus years we know the players when we get there we know who is in the camps and who they are talking. to say we create alliances on the ground. if president trump, president biden, president obama would explain to people we are not just sitting there as sitting ducks. we show we care about the region. we are not just looking to claim anything or we're looking to blow things up. we're looking to create stability between warring tribes and stop the next attack here. >> just because we have soldiers in other countries doesn't mean they are fighting. >> brian: exactly.

pulling out of iraq like average. >> steve: if we're going to do something do it the right way the way we have always done it and then let's not lie about it, and that's the problem. >> brian: yeah, that would help. >> ainsley: transparency. >> lawrence: carley has some headlines for us. >> carley: serious story to get to here. two crew members are still missing after a u.s. navy aircraft crashed east of mount arainier in washington state yesterday. the navy saying as of 7:00 p.m. october 15th the stalls of the two crew members remains unknown. the electronic attack aircraft was conducting a routine training flight when it went down. the cause of that crash is still unknown. the city council in aurora colorado investigation into who sent migrants to the city. the city's attorney's office will look into whether colorado governor polis or denver mayor mike johnson conspired to send venezuelaing migrants without local approval. this happening as manages troubled complex in aurora shows footage showing an employee

being attacked in a hallway. national border patrol council president brandon judge joins us this hour to discuss. >> meta and instagram owner must face lawsuits by u.s. states. attorneys general for in 34 states, filed two separate lawsuits against the company accusing making the site addictive fueling mental health problem. the states are seeking court orders and monetary damages. meta claims they have developed tools to support parents and teenagers. and those are your headlines, guys, back over to you on the couch. >> steve: their day in court. thank you very much. >> carley: you're welcome. >> brian: thanks, carley. good to see you do news and sports. >> lawrence: is he so mad about it. >> brian: and soccer. i'm sitting right there. hurts my feelings. >> ainsley: you need your only radio show. you need a three hour show that's just brian. >> brian: can i tease that, please? less than three weeks until election day and both candidates

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weather alert. 92 people still missing in north carolina, just over two weeks after helene triggered deadly flooding in the western part of that state. fox weather meteorologist jane minar is live in hard hit chimney rock. jane? >> ainsley, we are on the west joint into chimney rock where it is still being patrolled as access is very limited at this point. the 101st airborne unit with the u.s. army they left chimney rock yesterday but the national guard is replacing their efforts with recovery as it continues. the governor out of north carolina where cooper coming up with update yesterday with 92 missing people. the putting together a special task force to account for everybody who is missing but it is feared that unfortunately given the scale of this and now we are entering into the three week mark some may never be found. here we are in chimney rock where it was a journey to get up here as these roads are still difficult to traverse, many of

which are still cut off. standing on the banks of the broad river and you can still see the extent of the damage and debris that is tossed along the shores here pushing downtown broad river. chimney rock hard hit when you look at the scale of the devastation in western north carolina. power outages, they have dropped to under 8,000 this morning. and that is very important. big update because we just had a cold front pass. temperatures have plummeted into the 20's and 30's and getting that heat back on, those basic necesnecessities is so importano these people who need so much. steve, i will send it back to you. >> steve: that is so true. jane, thank you very much for the live report from chimney rock in north carolina. all right. it is exactly 7:30 here in new york city. kamala harris yesterday pressed on the chaos at the border during a town hall on the radio, hosted by charlamagne tha god. >> doesn't the biden

administration have to take blame for the border though, a lot of blame, because during the first three years you did get things wrong with the border. >> char main the first thing we dropped was a bill to fix the broken immigration system, which by the way, trump did not fix when he was president. >> steve: okay. and now border patrol agents are threatening to leave in droves if harris wins days after giving trump a unanimous endorsement by their union. joining us now is the former national border patrol council president brandon judd. brandon, good morning to you. >> steve, it's good to be with you. >> steve: it's good to be with you. first up when we played that soundbite look, when joe biden and i came into office the first thing we did was we dropped that bill regarding the border. it wasn't really about the border. it was the primary feature of the bill was to provide a pathway to citizenship for 11 people -- 11 million people who were in the country illegally. and they knew it didn't have a chance in congress. and it never passed. >> yeah.

and there were no border security measures in that bill again like you said it was all about amnesty for those people currently here. again, when you look at that. that's the reason the border patrol agents right now just don't feel like their job means anything. that's why people are looking at leaving if she gets elected again. we all want to be able to feel like our job means something that we are able to accomplish. when we put that uniform on and do a very dangerous job. we want to go out and be able to protect the american people. we just can't do that right now. joke right now is that we're the welcome patrol. not the border patrol but the welcome patrol. we have no enforcement mechanisms right now and that's strictly falls on her head. it's extremely unfortunate. she just won't tell the american people the truth. >> steve: like the welcome wagon. here's what one of the agents told "the new york post." under this administration, they have done everything they could to make our job as inefficient as possible. they can't outwardly tell us not to do our job but when you are watching criminals come in and

get released it sucks. and i know that you feel exactly the same way. one of the other problems, brandon, is the fact that, you know, on their watch, the biden administration, so many people from venezuela who now we know are aligned with venezuelan gangs, are in this country, and according to the experts now they are going to be in this country for decades. the heritage foundation said this. a tren de aragua is expanding its criminal operations like a slow growing cancer across our nation and unleashing a preventable wave of time that will be with us for decades. do you agree with that? >> yeah. i do. and that's what is very important. when you look at -- it was preventable. it can be preventable. you know, it's great when we have a president -- a good president that's going to give us the policies that are necessary. ultimately we do need congress to step to the plate to give us the border security measures to update our policies. we can't leave to one person

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♪ >> lawrence: all right. welcome back. in this round of the state of the swing states, we're talking about michigan. let's look at the map right now. some of the polling data coming in. yyou have got donald trump up by one percentage point. if you look at the rcp average, the president is also up 1 point as well when it comes to the average of the polling data right there. very consistent with the aarp poll. back to the economy, it continues to be the number one issue for voters. donald trump is at 49%. versus kamala harris 43%. now, this is a little different between the other swing states that we have been talking about where he led as much as by 10 points. inflation as well. he dominates on it, 51%. the border, a consistent trend for the former president. 51%. kamala harris, the one issue as i continue to tell you that she talks about the best is

abortion. will that be the deciding issue for women voters though in michigan? and then when you go to the housing, affordability, kamala harris is at 49%. another issue that is getting voters' attention is these evs and how it could potentially tank a campaign in the swing states. let's go straight to that issue right now. how could this all shape up in november. we will go kaitlin bus. the assistant editorial page editor and columnist for the detroit news and she is here to tell us what she is hearing on the ground. kaitlin, thank you so much for joining us on the program. >> yeah. good morning to you tell us about ev manufacturing facilities and how it could impact this race. are you hearing a lot about it on the ground? >> it's come to come to nate presidential campaign and also our biggest senate race which is a pretty big deal here in michigan. so these narratives have really become the focal points of the campaigns. trump was in detroit talking

about detroit itself. and i think, you know, he made kind of a bold statement in saying, you know, detroit is not all that it's cracked up to be. but i think these themes resonate with a lot of people. detroit is certainly not as prosperous as it once was. and you have harris and our senate candidate on the democratic s slotkin saying we e going to enforce these man democrats on manufacturers, car dealers to push these electric vehicles that consumers have repeatedly shown they don't want or they can't afford. so it's becoming a real microcosm is this government control, government mandated dictates on our lives and our our industry that has, you know, supplied michigan with all it has at this point, or are we going for more organic way of growing, a more broad-based economic reform that would resonate with both the people of detroit and people outside of detroit. so i think, you know, we have become a real focal point here. we always are. we are such a swing state and it's going to be very close like you showed in the polling. these themes that kind of

originated in detroit really, i think, resonate throughout the country as we are looking what kind of future do we want? what has happened in the past,and what got us to this point. >> lawrence: kaitlin, i'm curious when it comes to female voters in michigan. very important demographic. you see the former president dominating when it comes to the economy, inflation. but the issue of abortion matters a lot in michigan. is it going to be the abortion issue or the economy issue that's going to bring them out to the polls? >> you know, i think there is a really decent split on this. i have heard a lot of people say reproductive rights are their vote moving issue. in michigan we have had a lot of play on the abortion issue. democrats really ran in their campaign ads on this abortion issues, very disingenuously i would say. abortion is not on michigan's ballot. it's codified in the state constitution. very few limits on it. voters pass it in 2022

republican position it will return to the states and it has that's where we think this battle should be fought is a hard sell for women whose biggest issue is abortion. we will see how that plays out. i don't think at the end of the day it's enough of a vote moving issue on top of the economy and the border, which women are also very concerned about you really have the pulls of the people there kaitlyn, we appreciate you giving us insight on what is happening on the ground. i was in michigan last week. i look forward to coming back before the election ends. thank you so much for joining us. >> great, thank you. >> lawrence: so the new york mets looking to not just second win against the l.a. dodgers tonight. fox sports reporter tom rinaldi, he's next. ♪ instead of going under ♪ because i'm in too deep ♪ and i'm trying to keep ♪ what was wrong in my head

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>> janice: good morning, everyone on the streets of new york you can feel the chill is in the air. not as cold as it is across the midwest and great lakes though. take a look where we have frost and freeze advisories for millions of folks from milwaukee down to little rock across towards albany and charlotte and asheville, of course, where they had hurricane helene almost three weeks ago and we still have people without power and

wind chill alerts here, temperatures in the low 30's for a lot of folks and looking at the next couple of days, a lot of million people here or millions of people blow average. so that just gives you a sense of what is to come. all right, here is your forecast today across the west by the way. we have quite a pattern change, not only lower elevation rain but snow in the mountains, so we will continue to watch all of it for you from the fox weather center. brian kilmeade i'm going to toss back to you. >> brian: i appreciate that, yanice. let's talk sports if carley doesn't mind the mets and giants will meet in game three of the nlcs tonight with coverage starting at 7:00 eastern. i will be watching every pitch on fox sports one. and our next guest has a feature on the mets in tonight's pregame show. fox sports own tom rinaldi. great to see you. >> already hard to match your enthusiasm. coming out of the. >> brian: here we are in the

best of seven for the right to got world series? is this the most unlikely scenario, no offense to dodgers that the mets are even here? >> no question about it. listen, the sky was falling if you listened to garrett cohen after that 0-5 start. the mets have also followed this magical trail of trinkets and good luck charms. >> brian: what do you mean. >> second baseman topped the latin charts with a legitimate single. number one song and he plays second base for the new york mets. they have the playoff pumpkin, brian, they have the omg sign. they have grimace, the mcdonald's mascot threw out a first pitch parked a seven game winning streak completely improbable, magical, we will see if it will continue at citi field. >> brian: replaced the dodgers west coast. waiting in the steam new york yankees up 2 games to none. tom a feature on the mets tonight. >> we are.

incapsulates how unlikely it's been for the fan base and how improbable this run has been in the post season. >> brian: you have a super bowl rematch the chiefs against the 49ers. the chiefs undefeated so far doing what they're supposed to do. 49ers plagued with injuries what do you mean. >> 49ers have navigated as we lot of injuries including all world everything player christian mccaffrey still not back, might not be back until after the bi. they are 3 and 3. threaded water effectively. when you look at the chiefs, trying to pursue history. no one has gone back to back to back they trend in the right direction. we had this circled as soon as the schedule came out for the rematch out in santa clara. can't wait for it. >> brian: one of the great things you are doing on fox is everything. one of the things you want to do is passionately is tell stories. doing it through your podcast. tell us about this story and what we can expect from the latest edition. the podcast series is so-called "sacred acre" legendary high

school coach from the heartland of this country ed thomas. he led his town through a tornado. a small town. the nfl coach of the year in 2005. produced four nfl players from a town of 2,000. tragically murdered by a former player. six-part series. it opened in the top 10 on apple and sports categories. the final episode, episode six comes out tomorrow. >> brian: be sure to check out his podcast "sacred acre" and you will continue to update that does fox want the subway series or does fox want dodgers series or does fox want cleveland and los angeles. tell me what the real story is what is better for fox? >> listen, the best case scenario it's hard to argue is both coasts, the superstars of shohei ohtani, aaron judge, the yankees, the dodgers. but i'm going to citi field tonight. you are trying to get me in a lot of trouble here?

i have a mets feature we are trying to promote with upcoming game. what are you trying to do to me, kilmeade. >> brian: hard to get seinfeld interview drop dead mets fan. talk to you again subway series end up needing a cot you will have nowhere to go. >> work on the energy. >> brian: you met carley shimkus do you want to toss to her? >> carley, can we get a break down on this? >> carley: i was going to say, brian, i hate to do this to you just had your moment in the sun with the legendary tom rinaldi in sports. i have another sports story to get to here. move over patrick mahomes prince of wales showing off arm strength with nfl uk in london jacksonville wide receivers said prince williams could play quarterback one day. the prince of walsz mentioned he used to play football with his friends and family on the beach. barstools sports founder dave portnoy new family member he

said ms. peaches is getting a sibling. >> i'm getting a brother. >> that's right. me and miss peaches tomorrow are flying to lifeline animal shelter again. we have been waiting for what we think is the perfect sibling for miss peaches. she loves everybody. i want her to have the fullest life. so tomorrow we are picking up pete the beagle. >> carley: they are going to be instagram live around noon today so everybody can see miss peaches and pete the beagle meet for the first time. those are your headlines, brian, back over to you. >> brian: more of a home body these days to take care of his dogs. thanks so much, carley. not bad, i appreciate it. tom rinaldi is going to sit here while i read the tease. could have escorted him off. next time. coming up on "fox & friends," harris faulkner previews her trump town hall, bret baier joins us to preview his interview with kamala harris. it's going to be great. ♪ ♪

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