>> an explosive drone launched from net ya hughes'home overnight. netanyahu was not at the residence at the time and said in a video at the time that nothing will deter him from continuing israel's fight against iran and its proxies. this comes as tensions in the region remain high following the killing of the leader of hamas, and we'll have more on all of that ahead. welcome to fox news live. i'm molly line. hello, griff. griff: hello, molly. one more hour and social security jam packed. both candidates on the campaign trail today as we are just over two weeks ahead from election day. # trump and harris held events in battleground pennsylvania last night and we have fox team coverage on the trail with rich edison in pennsylvania and alexander hof in atlanta and let's go there first and vice

president harris system of articulation reporter: hey, griff, the home stretch boost to the campaign in about an hour and lizzo joining harris in detroit and later tonight here in atlanta, usher will take the stage with her. we've learn that had former republican congresswoman liz cheney and harris made appeals to american workers and harris says she offers action and optimism. >> that's not what we're hearing from donald trump. s instead it's the same old tired play book.

no plan to address the american people. no plan -- reiterate again, no plan. reporter: earl revoting began on tuesday and secretary of state joined neil cavuto earlier. >> end of the day, it's strong turnout that we're going to have and that's going to be over 4 million people that vote early and that's probably about 65, 70% of the voter -- vote total. griff: interesting cast of people.

molly. molly: former president trump headed to battleground, pennsylvania, for a rally today in a small town east of pittsburgh with a special nfl star guest expected and rich edison is live in pennsylvania with a preview of all of this. reporter: it'll be landing at arnold palmer regional airport and the famous golfer was born in latrobe, pennsylvania, and they named the airport after him along with a drink and other gear. this is about an hour east of pittsburgh and former territory for the president and trump winning by 30 percentage points in 2020 and voting underway in pennsylvania as for millions in the country.

trump promised to put musk in charge of government efficiency. >> he's very good at that and won't affect anybody and looked awfully good and helping bring the country back and i want to thank elon for campaigning so hard in pennsylvania. he's actually, can you imagine he just lands his biggest landing anyone has ever seen and leaves for pennsylvania to campaign for me. can you imagine that? reporter: antonio brown, the former pittsburgh wide receiver will be speaking and trump campaign gave him three minutes

to speak on stage. see if he sticks to it. molly: three minutes, that's a lot, in television anyway. i'd take three minutes. thank you, rich edison. griff. griff: yeah, bob casey facing off against the republican challenger dave mckormick, a matchup that could decide the balance of power in the senate. madeleine rivera is live in washington with the laterrest. hey, maddie. reporter: hey, griff. a lot of races are getting tighter getting closer to election day and that's exactly the case in pennsylvania. new york times sienna college polls shows the incumbent senator bob casey leading the businessman david mckormick 48-44% and in september, casey topped mckormick 48-49% and

casey ramping up efforts to appeal to the center and this reference is in a moment where he sided with former president trump. casey sitedded with trump to end nafta and tariffs on china to stop them from cheating. reporter: they faced off in the second and final debate and sparred over abortion, inflation and sparred on the border and casey said mckormick is out of touch and mckormick slamming casey as a do nothing politician. >> i want to go after price gouging and my opponent won't do it and doesn't think we should do anything about price gouging and excuses big corporations ripping off families and we should hold them accountable. >> i'll get things down and senator casey 18 years in the senate and all the years in office doesn't have a record to run on and devoted himself to attacking me.

reporter: the contest in pennsylvania is one of the most expensive in the country and casey raising more than $40 million at the end of last month and a flood of money from super pacts boosted mckormick that helped close the gap in finances and polling. griff. griff: madelynn, thank you. >> we know trillions and trillions of dollars of spending by the biden harris administration, 100% supported by my opponent. has driven up grocery prices, energy, housing prices have all gone up. >> mr. rogers voted against middle class tax cuts over and over and over again in his record. it's constant. the idea that somehow he cares about the middle class and middle class tax cuts and his voting records says opposite. molly: all right, those were michigan senate candidates and democrat alyssa and republican

mike rogers in another bad battle that could decide the balance of power in the senate. we have mike rogers joining us right now to talk about the hot race, one to watch. sir, thank you for coming on. we appreciate your time on a saturday afternoon. it's a hard fought race. i mean, michigan, all eyes on michigan. the race between trump and harris is very tight but you're in a tight race as well. i want to get your thoughts on what you heard in the debate and also some of the sentiments you've made and michigan, fascinating state for the economy and a lot of focus on manufacturing and your thoughts on where the race stands? >> we're feeling really good and the more people pay attention to the race, molly, the more the numbers shift in our favor. this is a place where people are having a hard time paying for groceries and it's almost doubled in the last four years and we have over huge issues with ev man mandates and again -

100% of the time and people are starting to be i aware and starting to understand she's a bit out of touch with regular and working michigan. we feel very, very good and we're being outspent and look at senate races being outspend 3 and 4-# 1 and what's different in people are connecting to the issues that affect their dining room table. that's why republicans are surging. molly: sorry, i have to wrap you a bit early, mr. rogers. hang on yes, we are. thank you, mr. rogers. griff: sorry, molly and mr. rogers. we want to take you to detroit where vice president harris is talking to folks and possibly taking questions. let's listen in. >> being active it it's what we should all want in our democracy that people understand and it's

their civic duty and that they can make a difference. >> i wonder what you think of elon musk getting increasingly involved in the election from financial contributions to trump's super pact and holding campaign events and attending rallies? >> listen, the most important thing we can all do is pay attention to the issues that are at stake. there's a lot of stake. we are looking at, as i say repeatedly because it is true, two very different visions for our country. and donald trump has proven himself to be increasingly unstable and unfit. and he's trying to take us back ward. he's someone that demeans the american people and has no actual plan for uplifting the middle class. no actual plan that is about any sense ofpt the american people are and what we're capable of doing and that's what's important for

these remaining 17 days of the election and focusing on issues themselves and reminding the american people they not only have a choice but they have the power to decide the future of our country through the election. >> yesterday called out one of the elected officials that faced tremendous backlash since you mentioned his name at the rally. obviously there's a lot of turmoil within the american muslim communities here in michigan. do you think you could lose the election because of gaza and what, you know, overnight there were more strikes and 32 more people killed in gaza. some in hospitals. how risky is it that you could lose the election? >> well, it's undeniable that it is something happening there and i speak publicly all the time about the fact. there are so many tragic stories

coming from gaza and of course the first in the phase of everything that's happened, the first most tragic story is october and what happen that had day and what's happened since. i think what's critically important as we look at this moment is one, acknowledging the tragedy of what has happened in gaza in terms of the extraordinary number of innocent palestinians that were killed and taking that seriously and speaking truth about that and in addition to what i said about what happened on october 7 in terms of 1200 innocent israelis being slaughtered, women being horribly raped and fast forwarding to today with the killing with sinwar, this creates an opening that i believe we must take full advantage of to dedicate ourselves to ending this war and bringing hostages home.

>> but it's not working so far. >> you know what, listen. as it relates to issues in the middle east and in particular in that region, it's never been easy. that doesn't mean we give up. it is always going to be difficult. that doesn't mean we give up. we can't give up. >> you've been doing some more trump rapid response and responding to him in realtime in recent days and it feels like something slightly different from the way you were handling it before and i was wondering why that shift? >> he's becoming increasingly unstable and unhinged and it requires that response. i think the american people are seeing it and in realtime. we must take note of the fact that this is a individual who wants to be president of the united states. i think the american people deserve better than someone that actually seems to be unstable. thank you all. thank you.

molly: that was vice president kamala harris running for democratic candidate for president. mike rogers, thank you for coming back and sticking with us through that and it's a rare thing for the vice president to do. she rarely takes kind of open ended ques questions in this gae type of format and talked a bit about the economy but mostly use that had opportunity to speak to reporters. she bashed former president trump at unstable, un-reliable saying the american people deserve better, but also hammered a bit focused on what's happening in gaza. i just want to get your thoughts there. you're in michigan, she's in michigan today. she has an event coming up just a little while from now with lizzo. she's struggling with some con contin gins on the black vote. >> welcome to michigan, madame

vice president, where in the last four years we've lost almost 30,000 manufacturing jobs in the last jobs report that just came out >> another 9500 manufacturing jobs much related to the owl companies. her ev mandates banning gasoline engines and pushing people to have to drive electric vehicles. we now announced 2400 hayoffs at stellantis, a thousand layoffs at then motors and ford motor company lost $5 billion trying to comply with the ev mandates given by harris and my opponent slotkin and it's absolutely working against the american worker and i'm glad they're bringing multimillionaire entertainers to come in. if they think that's going to connect with people that just lost their jobs and got a pink slip and struggling to put food on their table, that's exactly why they're losing in a state

like michigan. it was shocking to me how far away shoves from the issues impacting average michigan citizens. if you notice, she didn't say a thing about it. show attacked trump and remember, he was president. people understand that their lives economically were better and we weren't in three wars and 401(k) was bigger and economic opportunities were larger, your gas prices were about half. your bread and egg prices were almost half. i mean, this is unbelievable to me and now i get why the numbers are moving the way they are. i hope she continues to talk like that because our chance gets bettered and better every day going into november. molly: you touched on my next question and one thing she said about donald trump was that there was no sense of optimism and i guess my question to you would be what do republicans offer that would give the people of michigan, the manufacturing district across michigan hope? >> again, i'm not sure -- she might want to listen to some of

what the president is proposing and we as republicans are proposing. we're going to shut down the ev mandates that's destroying the american automobile industry and you can see the layoffs and going to see buying in and the agenda and gas prices are high. when the president puck talks about cutting gas prices and more american manufacturing that we must have, china about 30% of manufacturing gdp in the world and we've dropped down to 18%. he promises to flip that. that's optimism and people who are working for a living take it for what it was, opt any of them. he said he's going to cut your electric bill in half and we're going to do energy independence plan when he becomes president in the senate. you do the math and that's optimism and that'll impact your wallet. i didn't know what she said and i'm not sure exactly what questions she answered in any of that. that's what i think are worrying

people here in michigan and ashed the country and she has a plan. i've not seen it or heard about it. she's optimistic and we don't know what that means. listen, when you're hurting and again, i was -- i worked on the assembly line and when somebody walks in and gets that pink slip standing next to you, not only is that a crush to that family, it's also sending a wave of anxiety into your own family that's really hard to unwind. our people here are hurting and so that -- when you talk like that, you're not connecting to anyone. they want to bring in a big entertainment person and you have 30 minutes of a great singer, that's wonderful. that isn't going to put food on your table. molly: mike rogers, republican senate candidate in michigan. thank you, and thank you for sticking with us and staying around to give us some insights that you have. thank you very much. thanks for joining us. >> great, thanks, molly. griff: coming up, whistle blowers come forward over why a majority of border surveillance cameras across multiple sectors are no longer operational. that's next.livi

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us. cb. reporter: hi, molly. high profile criminal cases involving migrants made immigration a key issue and this election cycle and in fact, one of the latest fox news poll friday two-thirds of voters favor deporting people who are living in the country illegally. this polling is exactly where it was last december and up 15 points since the question was first asked in 2015. on the opposite end, nearly one-third of oppose mass deportation and these numbers as january brawl involving a group of migrant men and pair of nypd officers is back in the spotlight. ice announcing this week it's arrested darwin andres gomez. this september he was sentenced to 364 days of incarceration at riker's island after pleading guilty to assault charges it has hi role in the incident. he was released earlier the new

york post reporting federal officers were left to track gomez ease case through news reports and special media to know when they could nab him. when i reached out for more details, new york city department of correction would only point me to carve outs in the city sanctuary law that could have allowed for both the city and feds to work together in this case. vp sounding off on border issues to fox. >> immigration creates damno effect causing all the other problems and it's simple, the american public just needs to look at this. reporter: now one of the migrant men inv involved in the january melee and pair of nypd officers back in ice custody and director

of new york city field office released a very strongly worded statement saying in part "we will not allow our communities to become safe havens for noncitizens who refuse to abide by our laws". molly. molly: cb cotton in new york city. thank you. griff. griff: molly, thank you. more on the border crisis and acting dhs secretary chad wolf and retired national border patrol deputy chief matthew hudack. gentlemen, thank you for taking time and i want to get to a story that my colleague bill melugin reported on this week. these remote video surveillance towers that help the agents see what's coming across our border, are in operable and start with you, chief. what can you tell us about this and what's your reaction?

>> 500 of legacy rsf surveillance systems and we had used a contract with the federal aviation administration to do the maintenance of those and become apparent over the last year plus that it's just not working and this is not a new problem but continues to get worse and ultimately the solution comes down to a substantial enough funding allotment to be able to upgrade and replace the cameras rather than trying to patch and repair 15 or 20-year-old systems. griff: remind our viewers of the numbers, under the trump administration, which you were apart of. there were a little over 417,000 known got aways and migrants that illegally crossed or seen and observed and not brought into custody and compare to the biden administration years and

more than 1.9 million and apparently i can't show full screen but -- here it is. 417,000 versus 1.9 million. in just the past fiscal rear in 2024, 243,000 so so yo been the dhs secretary when these numbers were treatmenting in, would you have allowed this to happen and how significant is this? >> they use all this to have the awareness across the boarder and not just making sure you pick up the folks and can see and cassioppi dieses enough

resources are being dedicated and billions going out the door to continue to go to ngos and migrants and the priorities of this administration continue to be out of step. and they should focus on border security and surging with operations and maintenance to get those radars and more and there's priorities we've seen over the last three and a half and four years and they're certainly elsewhere. griff: chief, i talk privately to senior border patrol officials currently in charge and they point out in fairness to them, this is a 30-year-old technology and they have alternate systems and ast surveillance towers that can help and these leaders believe it needs to be as chad says a

priority and it needs to be funded. now, here was a little bit of what vice president harris had to say to my colleague bret baier when he asked her about some of the first things they did. listen here. >> do you regret the decision to terminate remain in mexico at the beginning of your administration? >> the first bill we offered congress before we worked on infrastructure and before the inflation reduction act and before the chips and science act and before the bipartisan safer communities act. the first bill practically within hours of taking the oath was a bill to fix our immigration system. griff: chief, do you remember that moment, that bill and what it have helped things? >> well, everybody has a difference of opinions and that's one thing to put a bill on the table and it's one that's entirely different story and

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