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think -- now, speaking to men directly -- part of it makes me think that, you know, you just aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as president. maria: and that was former president barack obama with a message for black men over their lack of enthusiasm for kamala harris' run for the white house. in a new poll from "the new york times," 20% of black men say they are voting for former president trump. 70% say that they are backing vice president kamala harris, which is down from 85% who supported president biden in 2020. joining me now with reaction is the former hud secretary, dr. ben carson, and former georgia senate candidate and college football hall of famer herschel walker. gentlemen, thanks very much for being here. got to get your reaction to obama. dr. carson is. >> well, maria with, thanks for having us, always appreciate your courageous and logical approachment you know -- approach. you know with, obama is basically falling back on race and and identity politics and

saying, you know, she's black and you're black, therefore, you should be voting for her. but i think there are a lot of people who are starting to analyze things in a more complex fax. fashion. and they're looking at their lives under the trump administration if which was not that long ago, so you don't have to look very far back and see that economically you were much better off. we had the highest black home ownership, lowest unemployment, highest take-home wages, you know in the list goes on and on in terms of the positives that were there. and i think some people are starting to look at that. and, you know, i understand the herd mentality. you know, i grew up in detroit and in boston. and went the school in new haven. ann arbor. practiced many baltimore, all very liberal places. and so i me that herd mentality -- i know that herd mentality can and that you're not supposed the move away from that herd mentality without

being accused of all kinds of ridiculous things. but the fact of the matter is people are starting to make that move, they're starting to be courageous, heir starting to think for themselves, and that's why you're seeing the migration away. i think you'll see it even further. and, you know, i used to think that way too, and then i did something that you're not supposed to do as a democrat, i listened the a republican. and that was ronald reagan. i said, he sounds just like my mother, you know? no excuses, personal responsibility, hard work, and those are the things that really led to to success in our society. maria: herschel, how do you see it? >> with well, it was totally insulting. it was very insulting, and i want to say hello to dr. carson because he's a pioneer. but at the same time, i want to say, you know, this happens every election year. people of color becomes important. and then they start the offering you everything, but yet you see

where you're at when the election is over. they forget about you. they forget about a you, and i wanted to say right now i've known president trump since '84 yays, he does. you remember opportunity zones, you remember that he was trying to do things for historically black colleges. so he was thinking about sustainability. and that's something that kamala harris is not even thinking about. we want sustainability, not for you to give us flynn trinket -- trinkets. they just want a vote, and that's problem that we have. and that's why i ant want everyone out there to to know whether you're of color is that people of color want the same as everyone else. hay want -- they want their energy prices and food prices to be down. they don't want you to give them trinkets, they want you to give them sustainability, and that's what president obama didn't talk about. he just talked about scolding you, like he's upset because you can think for yourself. thank you, dr. carson, for saying that you saw a

republican, and you saw that, wait a minute, he sounds just like my if parents. they want me to have an education. they want me to go out and do something -- get a job. they didn't talk about giving a person of color a job. they didn't talk about giving him education, no. maria: well, a great point because, speaking of trinkets, dr. carson, kamala did come out with what she's calling a plan for black men, and she said she's going to give you up to $20,000 in a forgivable loan. so here's up to $20,000, make sure you vote for me. and then she said she was going to to make it legal for black men the start the marijuana businesses. i mean, these were her plans. you don't really hear detail on it because she doesn't come out and do press conferences or speak to the people. she wouldn't even take responsibility for the border in bret baier with's fantastic interview with her last week. >> i think it's very plaintifftive to watch her or -- anymoretive just to watch her, and you understand why they

tried to hide her. in the beginning that was the plan. now it's kind of too late to come out with her plan, but her plans don't make any sense. and they're identity-based and not based on any factual things. and the fact of the matter is even though she's moved away from a lot of her very radical positions, at least she wants you to think she has,s but when she said my values haven't changed, that was her signal to the left that you don't have to to worry, i will say what i need to say to get elected, but i'm the same person. and you can believe that they understand that, because if they didn't, they'd be right -- rioting in the streets. maria: well, which is why i asked dr. bernie -- senator bernie sander, rath eer, pardon me, if, in fact, he would be insulted or betrayed if he did keep the flip-flop in terms of going forward with frack. and i know, herschel, you wanted to react to bernie sanders. >> first of all, i'm in the food

industry, and we're not out there gouging our prices. i'm just trying to make it. i've been in it for 25 years, and i don't think he ever ran a business. i was in athens, georgia, when laken riley was killed. it devastated not only that family, but that campus. they don't like the term the enemy within? well, her the enemy within because when you let illegals come into this country and kill an american citizen or you have illegals coming into this country taking over apartment units and not just a few of them, that is the enenemy within. and that's what they are letting happen right now. they're not creasing the border, they're not addressing this economy, they're not addressing things that affect american citizens. and we people of color are american citizens just like everyone else, and we want the same as everyone else. and there are people coming into this country, it is not right. right now we want a secure border. we want to get this economy down. and we have to work together to get that done. and right now i don't think the

left want to do. that's. maria: yeah. >> they want to continue to point fingers. if you remember on brett bare, all she said was trump, trump, trump. i've known president trump, and he has not changed. he cares about this country. and what president has ever been affected like he's been affected? he's been attempt thed assassination twice, and he's still trying the fight for this country. maria: do either of you believe that trump is racist? dr. carson? >> not at all. i've been around him for the last ten years. and all the people at mar rah a mag go and at trump taurus, they love him. they've been there for a long time. you notice that the people with kamala harris don't stick with her very hong. that should -- very long. that should tell you a lot about a person's character. maria: it's an important point. gentlemen, great to have you this morning. i hope you'll come back soon, thank you so much. dr. ben carson, herschel walker, we will see you soon. >> thank you, maria.

maria: thank you, gentlemen. now this -- >> the axis of terror the that was built by iran is collapsing before our eyes. nasrallah is gone, his deputy is gone, hania is gone, sinwar is gone. the reign of terror that the iranian regime has imposed on it own people and on the peoples of iraq, syria, lebanon and yemen, this too will come to an end. maria: and that's israeli prime minister, of course, benjamin netanyahu with a powerful message after a taking down another terrorist thug, this time the leader of hamas, yahya sinwar, who was the architect of the october 7th attacks on israel that killed 1200 people on that day. joining me with more is fox news senior strategic analyst, are retired four-star general jack keane. general, thank you so much for being here. your to sinwar being taken out and where this war heads next. >> well, certainly it's very

significant that sinwar is gone finally. and what we're seeing before our eyes is obviously prime minister netanyahu expect idf is dismantling the leadership of hezbollah, obviously, the leadership of hamas if as well. they're seriously degrading both of those forces. there's likely house the of fighters still left in gaza but not as military the organized units capable of still resisting the israelis in gaza. you know, for many weeks or possibly even months to go, nonetheless the leadership has been destroyed. dealing with hezbollah itself, there's three things happening there. one so to continue to de-- the decapitation of leadership. two, destroy as much of the ballistic missiles and hock-range rockets as they can -- long-range rockets and push away hezbollah who operated in the south and is firing rockets into northern israel so they can the reoccupy. that's the campaign we see going on in front of our eyes. i don't think the

administration's optimism about a ceasefire is in the offing. and the reality is because the deputy political chief of hamas has just come out and said he agrees with sinwar's mandate, the the only way we're going to go to a ceasefire is israel that to withdraw all a troops from gaza and go to a permanentceasefire. netanyahu is not going to do that. so it sounds to me that hamas is in the same place it was prior to sinwar's death in terms of a ceasefire. maria: well, a lot of misinformation around as well. i mean, you know, bernie sanders, the senator from vermont, just said that israel killed 422,000 people -- 42,000 people, but the number is not clear cut because it includes hamas, that a number. and we know that israel has been retaliating for an unprovoked attack on innocent israelis on that day, october 7th. and ever since that happened, this administration has been calling for a ceasefire.

it doesn't look like the israelis are going to be sharing information with the u.s. anymore given the con tonight chorus of ceasefire, -- constant instant chorus of ceasefire, ceasefire. >> no. prime minister netanyahu hasn't given up on, obviously, trying to get these hostages out. he's just not going to make a deal that the condition on the ground to do that is a complete withdrawal from gaza. that would leave thousands of fighters still in gaza able to grow and requip and rearm themselves and conduct another attack. he's not going to to go along with a deal like that, and that's really the issue. he certainly wants those hostages out. he's committed to getting them out, but they've got to be on realistic terms, and that's not what we have here. the administration keeps hyping the fact that there's a ceasefire coming and hostages going to be released. this in this happens every few weeks, we're close to the deal, and none of that has ever been

true because sinwar has always held the same position, a maximalist position, withdraw from gaza. that's it. maria: yeah. >> and that's not the case and those conditions are not realistic for prime minister netanyahu or the israeli people. maria: yeah. general, it's great to get your insights as always. we so appreciate your time, sir. >> great talking to you. maria: and to you. general jack keane there. we'll be right back my mental health was better. but uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia, started disrupting my day. td felt embarrassing. i felt like disconnecting. i asked my doctor about treating my td, and learned about ingrezza. ♪ ingrezza ♪ ingrezza is clinically proven for reducing td. most people saw results in just two weeks. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds. number-one prescribed ingrezza has simple dosing for td: always one pill, once daily. ingrezza can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease.

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maria: welcome back. bind's doj is digging in. the justice department is suing the state of virginia for cleaning up the voter rolls within 90 days of the election. the doj also suing the state of alabama for its efforts to prevent noncitizens from voting which is according to the law. joining me now in this "sunday morning futures" exclusive is lieutenant governor win? earl serious -- win? earl serious.

i want to get your take on the doj lawsuit against virginia. where are we on that? >> well, we're moving ahead because the law says, and, you know, this is my shocked face, maria, that the democrats are making political controversy of a very, very simple process. and it's not that we, the government, are beginning this process. no. it started with the individual identifying themselves as a noncitizen and yet appealer on the voter rolls -- appearing. how much more simple can you get than that? we are giving, the youngkin administration's giving that person 14 days to prove that you are a citizen and, therefore, eligible to vote. and yet that's controversial? but wait, wait for it, even after let's say you're removed from the voter rolls, many virginia on the day of -- in virginia on the day of the election you can still come and vote providing, of course, that you later prove that you are

eligible to vote. and so your ballot will be held back. it's a provisional ballot, but you still have the ability. and, let me tell you, this process was signed into law in 2006, over 18 years ago a, by a democrat governor no problem, maria a -- maria: that's right. >> and it existed under two other democratic governors and suddenly there's a problem? you know that this is all political. maria: well,s this is going on the across the country. look at the voter rolls in michigan. look at arizona. the court rules a lawsuit to the unmask218,000 voters with no citizenship will proceed to an evidentiary hearing. how many people are on the voter rolls that shouldn't be there right now? can you characterize really the reality of inactives or illegals on voter rolls? >> well, what we found over 6,000, maybe 6,if 30 -- 6,300, i believe, people who identified that they were not citizens and

yet they're on voter rolls. maria: wow. >> so they have 14 days to prove that they are actually eligible to vote. and i then gave you the fail-safe caveat that they can come on election day and vote. we found peopler, maria, who have been -- people, maria, when have been dead since 1960who were still on the voter roll. i didn't say that they voted, i said they were still on the voter rolls. maria: right. >> and then we found people who have been in other states and yet they're still on voter rolls. it's a no-brainer. maria: yeah. and you're just trying to to clean things up, and the doj sues you. we've got a lot more to talk about with you, li if you have chronic kidney disease, you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection

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maria: welcome back. i am back with virginia lieutenant governor wynn some serious. i want your a take on this election 16 days away. i hope you heard the segment with herschel walker and dr. ben carson where obama is trying to shame black men into voting for kamala. your reaction. [laughter] >> you know, i think that they've run out of arguments, the democrats, and they're trying to grasp at straws as a drowning man will. and it's unfortunate because the very black men that they say that they support and that they

will defend, they are now shaming them and, indeed, my husband is a black man can and, let me tell you, he's not happy at all. how dare you tell us what to do. you make your own choices, and we will make ours. that's how this whole thing works. it has never been your duty to shame us. and so we're going to make our own decisions because for me, maria, this election is about nothing other than national security. you know that other part of the title that the president has, commander in chief? that's significant because, let me tell you, when 9/11 happened, not a single soul was talking about the next business deal. everything came to a halt because of if the nation is not secure, none of that even matters. life, my friend, is of the very essence. so we want to make sure that the rogue nations of the world understand that we're going to have a president, president trump, who is going to be fully in charge, who is going to be in charge actually of his faculties and don't start anything. and, by the way, i'm voting for the man who rocket man is afraid

of, because that's what this is about. maria: all right. we will leave it there. virginia lieutenant governor win? series, great to see you. that'll do it for "sunday morning futures." i'll see you tomorrow morning on "mornings wi

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