harris ahead in their latest poll, in the margin of error of three, what's interesting to note in 2020, trump won north carolina by 1.3%. just 47,000 votes. now, when you go a little deeper, into the actual issues, this is what people are watching. on the economy, of course, trump is ahead there, 51-48. but then on abortion, look at that, harris ahead by 10 points on abortion, and then, the one that everyone has paid so much attention to, it's risen to the second most important issue in the fox polling, immigration, according to quinnipiac, a three-point advantage there. so we'll see exactly how this plays out, but one thing for sure, it's all eyes, molly on traditional pennsylvania and the blue wall, but also, i think north carolina may be an important one to keep our eyes on. molly, we'll send it to you and

the panel. molly: the folks suffered so much in recent weeks. get job setting this up, griff. we appreciate it. for more on the latest fox news polls, we'll bring in our political panel. with us fox news panel analyst, and thank you for your time on this. gianno, let's start with you, and kick it off in michigan and this is where the candidates have been the last 24 hours, harris on the ground there today and an event with lizzo coming up and when we look at just the numbers, the economic numbers in michigan, they faced some challenges much like all across the country. we have a graphic, food, shelter, energy prices, the kitchen table issues. but in michigan, especially, they have a big manufacturing sector and talk a lot about outsourcing and president trump has been there talking to the economic clubs and polling well on it. your thoughts how michigan could be a standout state to watch as we're also keeping an eye on that critical

pennsylvania, gianno? >> well, we know that michigan is the crown jewel in the demo democrats blue wall and president trump to win it, just across the nation 750,000 undecided voters or something like the undecided vote in certain states, but in michigan we had over 100,000 of those. in 2016 donald trump won michigan by what, 11,000 votes, 11,000 plus votes. this is going to be an issue for the democratic party and they know it, that's why they continue to send kamala harris to michigan. you've got the fact that donald trump is beating her and when i say beating, she's underperforming joe biden who everybody thought was going to lose, with working class whites, union workers who are largely in michigan, hispanics and african-americans, it's not looking so good for her whether it be michigan, wisconsin, or pennsylvania. now, i know that the numbers are going to be tight. i get that, but i think he's doing better than even the

polling is showing right now. molly: david, bringing you in on that donald trump has tended to defy the polls out there, and michigan, when he won in 2016, that hadn't been seen since the '90s for a republican candidate so he's definitely made some inroads there, and where do you think that democrats stand right now? >> a few things that we have to remember is republicans have underperformed in every election since 2016. and i think they're on course to do that again. look, when we look at the numbers, yes, gianno is right, there was this uncommitted vote, but when you you can at that to people, when push comes to shove and the binary choice between kamala harris and donald trump, those uncommitted in michigan during the democratic primary, they're going to come home to kamala harris. i think what's very alarming, which will affect all of these battle ground states is the fact that many evangelical voters are saying they're going to stay home where in the past they had come out to support donald trump, but they're upset

because he's been ambiguous behind the choice issue. we don't know what he's talking about where he stands, he claimed to be the father of ivf the other day to democrats, it's more like he's the father of an abortion ban for one out of every three women in the united states. we look at the polling out of north carolina. i think a lot can be said from that in pulling the tea leaves there. it's neck and neck, three points on either issue, three points up. exception for abortion she's way up on the issues. i know gianno and i talked about this before, immigration, north carolina voters are saying, look, it's the statistical margin of error who they think can be better. donald trump has been talking a lot, but he's talking about the problems. he's not talking about the solutions. and when solutions-- >> the problems came by way of kamala harris. >> gianno i want to bring you both back in on the issue. david brings in the issue, the gender gap. abortion issue, perhaps one of the reasons why the gender gap

is wide leaning for harris' direction and trump gaining in men. the african-american vote, the black vote, big difference in the numbers even between what harris is getting and what biden is getting and we have a graphic for this in 2020, a concern there. when you talk about the gender gap, it's particularly pronounced among young black men 25% of whom said they'd support trump over harris. and that's new york times and sienna college poll. gianno, your thoughts on that monstrous gap? >> it's a gap because to the point, donald trump is talking about the issues that plague the issues all of us brought to us by who? kamala harris. we know that the economy and immigration is number one and two issues. all of those issues, major issues, outside of abortion had a favor donald trump. americans trust him more. almost 80% of americans believe the economy or rather, the country is on the wrong track,

going down the wrong direction because of your people, david, kamala harris and the democrats have put us in this position. they've caused grocery prices to go up 20%. african-americans. >> we know that's not true. >> african-american men are saying you know what? i've had enough of the democrats' promises over decade after decade in our communities have not fared better with democratic rule. donald trump is making a very targeted effort for black voters in general. every constituency that the democratic party usually has had that vote they're now in trouble and it's because of your party, david. >> well-- >> david concerned about the gains that president trump has shown making in the polls, go ahead. >> the poll on the screen there's 10% margin of error there, that means that that poll is really not a good indicator. >> 10% margin of error? >> 9.5 if you look closely on the screen there and that's important to take into consideration. now, look, all of these polls, they are a snapshot in time.

a lot of them have been the same over time, but look, again, donald trump pointing at the problems, are there problems? of course there are. and to say that kamala harris and joe biden created them is nonsense and when people really look at the facts. [laughter] >> you to blame kamala harris for inflation is absurd. inflation hit the entire world. we have the strongest economy in the world and it's thanks to the joe biden-kamala harris policies. >> you know what? >> yes, you can poke holes in them, but look, donald trump had four years as president. he had an opportunity to fix some of the structural problems in immigration and he didn't. he's talking about ending things like sanctuary cities, how is he going do that. >> david, let's be real here. >> it's a fallacy. >> look, we can talk about the problems, but talk about the solutions. >> the problems are that with the party continues to make the mark. >> and an economic plan on tariffs. david, talk, talk, let someone else talk. >> about actual real things. >> david, gianno, thank you so

much. >> i didn't think it was snl time already you've been great with jokes. >> you did ahead of time, thank you. >> and not based in fact, david. >> and for working families, we know that. >> this inflation-- >> and the key polling parties of the ones when the voters head to the polls in about two weeks, a little more than two weeks. thank you guys both for talking us and taking a look at the polls ap we'll see what the voters decide and ultimately is said and done. >> the vote at that counts. >> get out the vote effort underway on both sides. gianno caldwell and david carlucci, thank you. griff. griff: great conversation. and the viral account with the beatdown of two police officers, that was finely captured next. make this work. -we can make this work. it can help you reach them with confidence.

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migrants accused in participating in a street brawl with two police officers earlier this year has been arrested by immigration authorities. this is new insight on voters views on immigration. cb cotton with more on this. >> hi, molly. as more high profile cases involving migrants continue, one of our latest fox news polls reveals steady favor among a broad swath of voters deporting people who are in the country illegally. since 2015, support for this has gone up across the board. most notably though among non-white voters. opposite held nearly one third oppose mass deportation. however you feel on it, cases

like this move to the headlines. so you may remember that viral beatdown of a pair of n.y.p.d. officers, ice announced they've arrested one of the men captured punching and kicking officers on the video. he pleaded guilty to assault charges for his role in the january time square brawl. sentenced to 364 days of incarcerations at rikers island and when he was released he was arrest rested and he'll be deported back to venezuela. and keeping the agencies from cooperating with the feds. in this case, federal officers had to track gomez's case through news reports and social media to know when they could

nab him. but when i reached out for more information, the new york city department of correction would only point me to carve out in the city sanctuary laws that would have possibly allowed the city and the feds to cooperate on this case, and molly, while we don't know the nitty-gritty of how exactly this went down, the director of new york city's ice field office released a strong statement saying his office will continue to remove violent criminal offenders. back to you. >> yeah, that is what they do. and that's their job and sometimes some of the rules make it difficult for them to get it done. griff, to you. griff: in our interview this week with bret baier, vice-president kamala harris says she cannot imagine the pain of the families that lost loved ones to due to migrants crimes experienced. one of the victims is rachel morin, a mother of five while she was jogging. and for those who missed it,

here is a little of the exchange between our colleague bret baier and harris. watch. >> do you owe those families an apology? >> let me just say, first of all, those are tragic cases. i can't imagine the pain that the families of those victims have experienced. for a loss that should not have occurred. if a border security had actually been passed nine months ago, it would be nine months that we would have had more border agents at the border, more support for the folks who are working around the clock trying to hold it altogether. griff: patty, thanks for joining us. your reaction to that exchange, was that an acceptable apology? >> no, it wasn't because when you apologize, you should show some inch form of remorse and then also, some form of restitution. and i think that she was just

trying to appease the masses by pre tenning to be empathetic, but i think she has no clue to what the pain is and i don't think she's taken responsibility for the losses that american families have incurred because of her policies. griff: it's interesting, you say you don't think she's taken responsibility. do you think na rachel's death and justin's death and laken riley's death are a priority for vice-president harris as she could possibly head into a harris administration? >> they should be. but i doubt very much. if she's not even acknowledging that she is in some way responsible for their deaths, her administration, by allowing the border to stay open and by,

you know, just literally pushing aside all the policies that trump had in place that actually enforced the law that's already there on the books, congress has already passed and we have had in place immigration laws, and i think that harris and biden administration are like privately interpreting it, interpreting the law to propagate this invasion, with are they should just-- because harris in that interview she kept saying, you know, we obey the law, we obey the law, but are you obeying the law or just interpreting the law how you see fit to push your agenda through? if they were really serious, back in february and march of 2021 when we saw masses, hundreds of thousands of people

heading towards our border, they could have shut it down right then and there and also, just the bill she had mentioned nine months ago, it would not have saved rachel because she was murdered over a year ago. griff: right. >> i think that americans don't realize that that bill actually facilitated immigration and folks-- like fast tracked them into the country. it didn't stop them. >> you know, patty, alexies, josh lynn's mother was on with our colleague onroberts yesterday in a moving interview. here is some of what she said with john roberts. >> she is not a sincere woman at all. she has no sympathy, no empathy to her. she is supposed to, if she wants to run this country. she needs to take into

consideration the families that she has affected with these policies that she has allowed and that she has approved. griff: patty, the country's heart break to hear interviews from that, and to hear from you, and i was the reporter covering your testimony before the house last month. i want to ask you, you continue to put yourself through this grief, to publicly speak out about your daughter's story. why do you do it? >> why do i do it? i do it because i don't want anyone else to feel this pain. i don't want another mother or father or husband or brother or sister to have to live with this. it's-- my gosh, it's such a loss. it's so painful that it never

goes away. like there isn't a day that goes by where you don't cry, where you don't think about your children. i just recently had a phone call with ann fundner, lost her son to fentanyl because of the border and we were talking about how we were processing this grief and it doesn't go away. we're going to have to carry this the rest of our life and to blatantly not acknowledge that it was mer fault to begin with and then to continue with her border policies, this open border that has allowed all of these violent, illegal immigrants into our country, they're going to be hundreds, maybe thousands of families that are going to be impacted by this and that can't be. it has to stop. griff: well, patty, we

appreciate your courage, continuing to tell rachel's story. our hearts go out to you and your family and her five children. patty. thank you for taking time. >> thank you for having me, sir. griff: molly. molly: and there is some new details on the investigation into the death of former one direction singer liam payne, as his girlfriend is now speaking out. that's next. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪

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>> liam payne's girlfriend kate cassidy is breaking her silence following his tragic death and she says that she's been at a complete loss and that several days have not felt real. yesterday she wrote on instagram, i ask and pray that you'll give me the grace and space to navigate this in private. liam, my angel, you are everything. i want you to know i loved you unconditionally and completely. i will continue to love you for the rest of my life. i love you, liam. 25-year-old cassidy was with her boyfriend, liam, in buenos aires argentina days before he died on wednesday. cassidy returned home several days before payne's death. he tragically lost his life after he fell from the third floor of his hotel room back any, griff. griff: so tragic.

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