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east coast, wednesday, october 16th, this is "fox and friends." >> steve: on this hour, fox exclusive former president donald trump will hold a special town hall for women with he hars faulkner in georgia while spreading message of optimism in the swing state. >> ainsley: and bret baier sits down with vice president kamala harris for first formal fox interview. comes just after kamala harris says this about how much she repeats herself. >> what do you say to people who say you stay on your talking points. >> you're welcome, certain things must be repeated. >> brian: fox news alert, the afghan national charged with election day terror plot was not

properly vetted, they told us he was. how does this happen? >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starpts right now. >> ainsley: it is a huge day here on fox news. at 11:00 a.m., you'll see harris faulkner's exclusive town hall with former president trump focused solely on women, all- all-female audience and key issues. harris faulkner will join "fox and friends" with a preview. >> steve: 6:00 p.m. eastern time, bret baier will talk to vice president kamala harris for her first formal interview with fox. he'll dpif us a preview in two minute presidency. >> brian: election day 20 days away and former president trump heads to seal the deal with latino voters.

>> lawrence: this trip comes one day after trump's rally in atlanta. >> ainsley: alexandria ocasio-cortez alexandria is live with the latest. not changing messaging on the border and polls show that has paid off. we will make america affordable again. over the past four years, her inflation nightmare has cost the typical family $29,000 in inflation. reason you feel poorer is thanks to kamala. >> former president trump will take part in -- sat down in las vegas and focused on border security saying jobs and housing are be ing lost to those in thi country illegally. kamala harris was questioned by

charl charlamagne the god yesterday. >> doesn't the biden administration have to take some -- in the border? >> we fixed broken immigration system, which trump did not fix when he was president. >> harris' push has been plagued by intern al party complaints. there are -- organization from the harris campaign when it comes to all-important state of pen opinion. that is an issue. >> steve: thank you. in pennsylvania, special report anchor bret baier will interview the vice president. how you doing? we will be tube side to watch

tonight, you'll run the interview in its entirety. why do you think she agreed to come on fox be? to get our audience are undecided viewers, independents? why is she sitting down with you? >> i think a lot about a changing map. we have seen that develop and swing states are tight or trending to the former president. there is outreach for men, maybe nicole nikki haley voters. she's doing an event outside philadelphia with disaffected republicans coming to her side. i think she's trying to reach that audience. i've been talking to the campaign for a long time trying to do an interview, debate, town

hall, this is what they chose. >> lawrence: you do a lot of research and bring up past statements, you are firm, but not hostile. there is a lot to cover with the vice president, with this moment, do you handle this interview differently or is it the same bret baier? >> they have given us 25 to 30 minutes at 5:00. we will tape it live, no editing and we'll turn tape around at 6:00 and run it just as we did it. to get all topics in that time, it is process of throwing on different priorities away as you look at all the questions you

could ask. tough, but fair is what she'll see. >> ainsley: congratulations, first time democratic nominee has sat down for a formal interview on fox news. this election, have you ever seen anything like it? it is so close. for people watching, their vote could be the deciding factor. >> bret: it's been decades. some point in past three or four election cycles, one candidate has gone up five, nine, know even 10, this has not happened and swing states are even tighter. if polls are anywhere near accurate, this is tightest race we have ever seen. another shoe drops that affects some population of voters could

affect one of the swing states. >> brian: i know you were listening to charlamagne the god. he asked her directly about criticism she doesn't veer off talking points. >> what do you say to people who say you stay on talking points? >> i would say you're welcome. here is the thing. i love having conversation, which is why i'm happy to be with you this afternoon. reality is certain things must be repeated to ensure i have everywhere know what i stand for and issues i think are at stake in this election. it requires repetition. until someone has heard the same thing three times, it does not stay with you. >> brian: how will this affect your exchange? >> bret: if that is her take and it will be three times, there

will be redirect and try to get to an answer of the question. way i structure questions is be to point, take politicians off their talking point to il illuminate something they have not revealed before to give insight into their thinking. that is what i'm trying to do, it will be respectful, if you have to redirect, you have to. >> steve: when you ask a hard question, any interviewer and the person starts to filibuster and say wording hoping you will say let me go on to another topic. if it is something important, what is meter in your head? how many seconds will you let this person talk about nothing in particular. >> bret: that is a game-time decision you have to feel it

out. when you ask again and redirect and get three times, the viewer knows the answering is not coming. >> lawrence: three weeks from the election, you have done town h halls and after today talked to both candidates. what is most presing issue? y woo say economy. what is the issue that decides this election >> bret: fascinating question, i have seen things that moved the needle about immigration, some places, states think that is a big issue, almost as big as economy. every election comes down to how people feel safety and security and economically when they do budget on kitchen table. those are bread and butter issue. and we have iven vited former

president trump to do 30 minutes, hope he will take us up on it. >> ainsley: fox chart 246 for harris and 219 for trump and 93s to to-ups, michigan and pennsylvania employs >> bret: i agree with that, they keep ongoing back in pennsylvania. i think michigan has changed, i think outliar is wisconsin, former president has moved up in. that is tied in latest polls. there are toss-ups and michigan moved back from lean dem tos to-up. i think those rust belt states are ones to watch. >> brian: you said lawrence had a good question. i will challenge this be ing bet question. this is toughest thing, i think.

i listened yesterday, she keeps brin bringing the president calling for a blood bath, charlottesville situation and putting kids in cages, all these are inaccurate characterization of what president was saying. as an interviewer, you are not a moderator, when she says something inaccurate, will you feel compelled to correct? >> steve: fact check? >> it is a different thing. you are nod a moderator, you let candidates do their own fact checking. in an interview, it is one-on-one, if you go down the road, it ises not about defending donald trump, it is about defending accuracy of statements. we'll see how it goes, i would probably step in. >> brian: did you like that better than lawrence's question?

did you wauven to talk off air? >> steve: your interview tonight one of two highlights this week. interview with bret baier 6:00 eastern time, sit down for half an hour with current vice president and people will tune in for that. other thing this week is picture of the week and will go down in history of this campaign will be when donald trump goes to mcdonald's because he says he will work the french fryer in a couple days. >> bret: i think he's a mcdonald's connoisseur, he knows his way around. >> steve: he will be great. >> brian: he does not think harris actually worked there. >> bret: we'll see if it is on my list or not. >> ainsley: we'll be watching, so excited for you. >> brian: another promo.

>> lawrence: are you okay with my face. >> ainsley: lawrence is going to another barber shop. >> steve: he's leaving in five minutes. >> ainsley: i know, it is so cute to see you with all these men, i love it. that is where you find out it's00 >> lawrence: i learned to do this show by being in the barber shop growing up. you debate back and forth and one debate is who is going to be president and first time in a long time in modern day history, donald trump has more support with black men than any other republican in history. i went to detroit. >> where are you falling? >> i'm with trump, four years ago, it was a lot better than right now. >> now you have kamala harris

who brings more civility. >> i'm here with my brothers and i'm still in between myself. >> lawrence: yeah? >> she has not proven to me yet that she can uphold this country, i have not seen enough. >> i think it is a coin flip at this time. >> lawrence: we started our series in chicago and went to detroit and today i'm going to atlanta and final barber shop will be in bronx. >> brian: it is different from the diners. >> steve: just guys. >> lawrence: to get pulsz of people, go to the diner, you will get a different demographic in the barber shop. >> brian: could you turn the buzzer off? we want it real. >> lawrence: i couldn't have the guys like, then people would say it is fake.

>> ainsley: tomorrow we'll see en entire -- >> lawrence: full package from detroit and we'll get to atlanta. >> ainsley: look forward to it. i want to go to one of these. lawrence invite me to a beauty shop. >> ainsley: one in the south. >> steve: from barber shop to new jersey. carley. >> carley: we go to the same salon, come on. >> ainsley: everyone at fox goes to your lady now. >> carley: highly recommend. eddy arthur salon, eddy does dana perino's hair. >> brian: if you get sandra smiths, you got them all. >> carley: i will e-mail her to ask. developing story, investigation you're underway in new jersey after a fire destroyed five homes newark. looking to see if it was started

by squatters. people are now homeless, nobody was hurt. police in florida arresting two armed robbers. video of the arrest shot from above. police surrounded their vehicles and two men got out with their hands up. they are facing charges. boeing announcing plans to raise 35 billion through stock and debt offering of the strike in northwest continues to crush company finances. strike enters second month, union members gathering in seattle to make their voices heard demanding a wage hike. boeing withdrew their offer after talking broke down.

pandemonium in washington, d.c. as two new giant pandas arrive from china. pandas will undergo quarantine before they are introduced to the public. this story sparked debate on the show yesterday. >> brian: i never liked pandas, they are not bears, they are marsupials. >> ainsley: that means they have a pouch like kangaroo. >> carley: brian, pandas are members of bear specieses, koalas are marsupials and they are bears. >> brian: i don't think so. >> lawrence: they are called pandabears. >> brian: that is nickname. >> carley: it was like proven 30

years ago, people were not sure if they were bears because of their size. they are size of person. >> brian: do they have a pouch? >> lawrence: they don't have a pouch. >> carley: koala bears do, which i did not know, so cute. >> ainsley: they don't have cargo pants. >> ainsley: i will guilty you one at central park zoo, you can get koala with baby in the pouch. >> brian: or build your own pouch. >> ainsley: take brian's gift card he gave me to build-a-bear. >> lawrence: why did he have to be fact checked it was corrected yesterday and today. >> brian: we'll debate in the break. stay out of this.

other big interview, former president trump holding a special town hall with harris faulkner in georgia. >> all happening safrpth your cities in the united states and go back to normalcy.

>> ainsley: fox weather alert, 92 people still missing in north carolina two weeks after hurricane helene. jane is live in hard hit chimney rock. hi, jane. >> good morning, we are just outside because access is restricted. we'll meet with the mayor later this morning to look at what is happening. the airborne you unit left yesterday when they were in there and the national guard will replace them. this is time of year it is boosting with tourism, but not the case. here is what the mayor had to say about this economic hurt. >> economically, we are all def

st stated and starting from zero. chimney rock park can have 10,000 visitors over a weekend, nobody can get into unless you hike in. >> starting from zero, some have reopened for visitors, but it is limited. back to you. >> steve: it looks like it, thank you, live report from chimney rock. down in georgia, a judge there blocked new rule requiring election day ballot be counted by hand by people ruling it would create administrative chaos for poll workers. law professor jonathan turley joins us now. it sounds like the judge said there is a deadline in law, we will stay by that.

>> jonathan: yeah, the judge issued two rulings, one on certification of election, they are to certify even if they have concerns about fraud and second they will the not do this hand count. no special training has to be done to count ballots, digital electronic record is sent in and doesn't delay anything. we want belt and suspender approach to thiseck la. that is likely the end of it. >> steve: move up a couple states to commonwealth of virginia. suing virginia because they were trying to reduce voter roles take noncitizen off voter rollinses and they said, no, you can't do this. governor youngkin said they are

just trying to clean things up. >> jonathan: department of justice brief gets weaker on closer examination. officials have a point. this has existed for years, signed by d.emocratic governor. it is connected to dmv, these people indicated they were noncitizens andy we have a system in place where they are given a chance to correct that. what youngkin issued was statement to give us annual report on use of this long-standing program. those areets pretty compelling arguments. in alabama, same thing, alabama was sued and we put them on inactive status and sending them a form. yes, they can't vote early, states are looking at biden

administration, are we supposed to allow people that are noncitizens to votes? biden administration has been harassing them when it comes to voter id issues. >> steve: noncitizens cannot vote, many are coming into the united states and qualify for drivers license, it is almost as if biden administration is saying they can't voetz today, we will legalize them and they'll be able to vote someday. >> jonathan: biden administration is saying, we think you have scooped up average citizens that made a mistake or didn't check a box. state is saying, that is why we have a system thats wrong box checked. that is better than don't p

prevent them from voting. as margin decreases in election, number of lawyers increases. i've covered last five presidential elections for three networks and we've seen this before. this ramp-up may set a record for democrats and republicans. there is virtual army ready to go to hit districts and these parties try to secure that margin or protect margin they have by hitting courts early and often if necessary. >> steve: you're a law professor, this is your business, you the muft love this. >> jonathan: yes, thank god for that. >> steve: everybody gets a job. thank you for joining us. 8:30 in new york city. former president trump sits down with harris faulkner for a town hall airing in a couple hours

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that barrage two weeks ago, dozens of iranian missiles launched into israel and aired live on fox. prime minister netanyahu vowed iran will pay for the attack and told president biden israel will strike military saetzs and not oil or nuclear sites. united states has warned israel if humanitarian situation in gaza is not improved u.s. may cut off arms and funding sending to israel. israel said it sent 50 trucks into northern gaza earlier today. back to new york. >> ainsley: thank you. talk about this, harris faulkner sat down with former president donald trump for a town hall in georgia focusing on women's issues. >> facing question of abortion, women are entitled to dp what they want to and need to do with

their bodies. why is the government involved in women's basic rights. >> every legal scholar, great ones, every lawyer but dem democrats, republicans, liberals, wanted it brought out of government back to states through courage of six supreme court justices, we were able to do this. >> ainsley: harris faulkner joins us with a preview of the town hall. congratulations. >> harris: thank you. it is wonderful to preview with you. you and i both know the issues so well because we cover them everyday. i'm excited for people to see the whole thing unedited. that woman said women have a right, i want you to hear what he says immediately following. he talks about where we are as a country and corrects himself, he

says i don't want to say things are destroyed, i want to say they are being destroyed and we have hope and can bring things back. he is looking forward. he is hopeful. those are things we have not heard him express as much because it is talking points with both candidates and they are attacking each other and so on and so forth. last night was wonderful, all women in that audience, every walk of life. women issues are everybody's issues. their questions were great. >> ainsley: so smart of him to sit down with women. i'm anxious to see this. women are concerned about many things. we do grocery shopping, putting food on the table, cost of groceries and don't you remember when you became a mother how dependencive child care cost is. listen to this, this was a voter

asking about child care. >> what kind of realistic change do you think you can provide single parents, married patiren, any parent to simply afford children in today's world with way things are. >> i gave largest tax cuts, larger than reagan cuts. i understand what you are saying. we are going to reasdjust so it is fair to everybody, it is not fair to everybody. >> ainsley: that is a big concern, if we have a tax cut, more money, we can pay for groceries and child care. what was biggest concern you heard yesterday? >> it is the economy. what you did not see and will see at 11:00, it took her a moment to gather herself. a couple of women were brought to deep emotion there struggle and putting a great face on it.

they are doing life right, paying their taxes and doing everything they need to do and struggle is mighty and president and i went back and forth about real pricing and reduction of pricing has to look like. it was a conversation. the women and former president did most of the talking, i wanted the country to see their questions. i believe we have another question here that people can get taste of. do we have time? >> ainsley: we can do it. we have time. let's watch it. >> my son is georgia bulldog, on campus day laken riley was murdered. how quickly in sanctuary city like athens georgia, can you remove those threats? >> we can move people out of sanctuary cities. we'll end all sanctuary cities in the united states and go back to normal and have law and

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if you commit a crime and been here, go faster. if you are breaking law coming in illegally and commit further crime, you are first on the list. he thinks once you do that, you can break trend of sanctuary city expecting more than efsh else gets because of their status to be stopping point. he said there can be no stopping point for illegals. it was interesting. >> ainsley: yeah, i love women, we all love women. our voices matter and we're voters, too so excited to watch this. >> harris: we are biggest group, most registered and active voters in america. go, girl. >> ainsley: you go, girl. i'm proud of you. white house backtracking turns out afghan national charged with election-day terror plot was not properly vetted. if you might pray with me real quick.

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times. >> lucas: the afghan man charged with plotting terror attack in name of isis was not properly vetted. his name is assasnasir ahmad ta. he worked as security guard for cia in afghanistan. vetting game up yesterday at the st state department. >> he did not enter the state on sid. >> afghan national, vetting is not done by dhs. >> i defer you to dhs -- >> lucas: vetting story changed quite a bit. it is claimed tawhedi was vetted when he worked for the cia and when he came with a dhs visa and after arriving in the u.s. this massacre may have been part of global plot by isis.

there was another man plotting to carry out another terrorist attack. the same vetting process used to bring people here from haiti, nicaragua and venezuela. >> steve: 9 and a half minutes, dana perino takes over the channel. >> dana: i'll start with this, 20 days to go and preesidential campaigns will be the at fox news news today. harris making a push for black women and their vote and record-breaking what do we know from results so far? asheville, north carolina school district trying to pick up shattered lives of students and faculty, an interview with their sup super

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>> brian: young americans fleeing big cities. small towns see more people age 25 to 44 moving.

in joining us for off the grid weekend co-host pete hegseth and will cain. pete, you fed this formula, correct? you left jersey for another city. >> yes, but not when i was a young person. when i was 20 years ago i went to new york for a new job and yes, the apartment was expensive but it was worth it. you were in the big city, the action was there and, you know, the excitement. it is different now. remember rent is too high party. now you are paying all of that for a city or place that smells like weed and walking over homeless people and you don't feel safe. especially a young woman. with all the mobility you have why not trade out for a safer place where the rent isn't too high and you can afford things and live in a community that wasn't anonymous. people thought you had to move into a big city because it's how you make it. you don't have to do that in

order to thrive and young people are doing that. encouraging to see. >> brian: does it make sense to you, will? >> i might have a different take and push back on pete here for a moment. i did grow up in a town that would have qualified for one of these young people to have moved for. 30,000 people, sherman, texas. you get a great sense of community. but the reason that everyone moved to a big town throughout i guess through the 1970s, 80s and 90s, one for work, networking to be around other to climb a career with more opportunities. two for social. you need to go out, you had a good time but met a bigger pool of potential spouses. here is my argument, pete. i think this thing changed everything. i think the phone is one of the reasons that people feel comfortable living in a small town. remote work has hung on after the man dem i can but how do they meet their spouse? do you realize 70% of couples meet their husband or wife through this?

online, not through church or even the bar or friends or family. through the phone. this has enabled people to move away from a big centers. >> brian: how expensive the rent is sobers people up. you can see they're through the roof. everybody is pumped up for the patriot awards. it will be december 5th. it will be my college long island university. tillis center. are tickets on sale yet, pete? >> tickets are on sale right now. folks better join us december 5th. fox nation.com/patriot awards. six annual. we'll be there. all your favorite folks will be there right in the shade of the city. just fly into the airports, plenty of hotels smaller than

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