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>> brian: all right. get ready, it's 6:00 a.m. we are on the east coast. tuesday. >> steve: i hope so do we always say that? >> lawrence: sometimes you skip it. >> ainsley: it's a time zone thing. we are located on sixth avenue between 47 and 48. >> brian: yes. say that two weeks from today will be election day and former president trump is making gains with black voters and latino voters as 15 million voters have already cast their ballots. >> ainsley: plus, 2,000 migrants are heading here to the united states and t in the biggest caravan we have seen such june. the rush to cross our border before election day. >> steve: i think they're afraid donald trump might get elected. plus, that woman right there, danica patrick now says she is racing to the polls to put donald trump over the finish line. >> country could be if he gets

into office with all of the amazing, brilliant people that are supporting him, i feel like it could not only be make america great again but make america greater than it's ever been. >> lawrence: "fox & friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: all right. it is a tuesday morning. and election day is just two weeks away from today. and today, vice president kamala harris is taking a day off the campaign trail in washington while former president donald trump courts latino voters in south florida. >> lawrence: brand new poll numbers show trump making major gains with latino and black voters. >> ainsley: aishah hasnie is live in durrell, florida where trump will participate in a latino voter round table and then go back to north carolina. hey, aishah. >> hey, good morning to you guys. i have been saying this for a while now. the former president has a really great opportunity this year, specifically because of

the immigration crisis and the economy to really reach out to minority voters. voters that would have normally gone to the democratic party. we saw that last week with arab and muslim americans. we are seeing that with hispanic americans and black americans. take a look at this brand new suffolk poll out this week. it shows that trump right now is leading harris amongst latino voters in a head to head. that's a big deal e is trailing a little far behind. pretty far behind harris among black voters. put it in perspective here, guys. he got 8% to president biden's 91% amongst black voters in 2020. so, doing a lot better this time around. that's according to our voter analysis. so, doing a lot better. then, of course, that viral visit to a pennsylvania mcdonald's where he really was trying to reach out to the everyday man. he went there over the weekend. he was trying up french fries. working the drive-thru. it really connected with a lot of people across the country. trump is coming off a big campaign blitz in north

carolina. that's where he saw the devastation of hurricane helene near asheville first hand and despite the storm, guys, a million people so far have voted early in that state. i asked him there's any concern at all for him that some of his supporters in that area won't be able to get out to the ballot box? >> are you worried that some people here won't be able to vote? >> look, voting is the least of it right now. they got to vote. they want to vote because it's very important, but they have to survive. >> he holds this latino round table later today it. actually was supposed to happen back when hurricane helene hit. and he will go back to north carolina. once again, just showing how critical that state is for his path to victory. back to you. >> steve: aishah, a quick question for you. it's two weeks before the election she, kamala harris, is essentially taking the day off from the campaign trail. she is not going to be in a battleground state. she is going to be in washington.

explain the philosophy behind that because you would think she should be out shaking hands, kissing babies, stuff like that. >> aishah: well, i wish i was covering her campaign a little bit because i would try to find out if i wonder if they are recalibrating a little bit right now. because we are in this final sprint. and she hasn't been able to break away in these polls at all. and that should be a concern. as far as the former president, who i am covering every single day, am exhausted covering him because he does not slow down. yesterday was a whirl wind three different stops in one day. here we are in miami and he is back to work again this morning. so he's not slowing down at least when it comes to the former president. >> brian: aishah, last question. i'm trying to find out where the statement came from. kamala harris said that donald trump is too exhausted to finish interviews. is it from the dan bongino interview when he had to leave to go to the next interview? where did that -- where was that from? like why did she say that? do you know?

>> well, you know, i don't know what interview it was specifically. if it was t the dan bongino onei know he called the harris campaign out on that. he said the former president sat with him even longer past the allotted time. sat with him and took more questions and then eventually dan was like i think you probably have to go. which he tends to do right? when he gets comfortable in interviews, i have interviewed him before. and we went over our allotted time because he wanted to keep answering my questions and eventually i had to say mr. president, i have got to get on tv. i have got to get out of here. i don't know where that's coming from. i have seen him do a ton of introduce. he took a bunch of questions yesterday in asheville as well. >> brian: thanks so much. >> lawrence: dishonest. >> brian: some critiques you can have each other. doesn't want to debate and too exsauced to do interviews. how do you explain that? >> lawrence: tactic is to debate

the former president. down in the polls. feels like she did great in the debate. she wants him to do a liberal interviews with liberal reerts will saying is he going to bring in the military and national abortion ban. project 2025. all of that is not true. as far as early voting is concerned, many of us have looked up where we can early vote. what day. here in new york, it's not until, i think it's this coming saturday. so the numbers aren't even in for many of these states. so far 15 million voters have already cast their ballot. the shift really happened in 2020. it was after the pandemic or during the pandemic people were scared to go out and vote. so they were voting mail-in ballots. and now we have realized it's pretty easy to do it. can you vote early and don't have to wait in line. seeing record numbers even after the hurricane helene in north carolina, 353,000 ballots were cast on thursday. that's a record. in louisiana on friday when it

opened 177,000 ballots cast. that's a record. we are seeing in georgia. we have been talking about that. every single day almost since last tuesday, they have almost seen records. >> steve: this flies in the face historically the two parties have operated. the republicans generally show up on election day. and the democrats have had a better get out the vote early kind of campaign. but, ainsley you are absolutely right. people come on election day and might not be able to vote. that's why the anybody's are so high. north carolina, where the democrats are still a little ahead. although the democrats historically have not won that stated since 2008 with barack obama. what the republicans are doing is by getting more people out now, out early, then on election day, what they can do is they can encourage infrequent voters. and those are the people who when they ask the voters, you know, the pollsters, are you a likely voter? are you a registered voter?

well, i don't really know if i'm going to show up. i don't really vote that often. those are the ones that trump thinks he can pick up. those, given the fact that it is going to be a photo finish. those are the people who could actually put him back in the white house. >> lawrence: candidates are making final stops. one of the centerpieces of that is the barbershop. we learned yesterday that kamala harris' campaign went to portfolio have a conversation. only thing is kamala harris didn't show up to the barbershop. just the campaign did. donald trump did and we have a little bit more of that interview. >> lawrence: got a real estate guy. he's in the profession as you. what's your question for the president? >> competitor of mine. [laughter] go ahead. >> my question is what policy would you implement to, first off, lower these home prices, inacross knew co-construction homes and lower interest rates for first time home buyers and investors as well. >> great question. >> yeah. it's great. a big part of the home cost today is zoning and all the

regulations and all the stuff you have to go through. it's like 30% the cost, it's like paperwork. we're going to get rid of a lot of that. >> brian: when it comes to early voting, too. so you have in the battleground states, 5.3 million voting. last time the breakdown was early votes. 52-27. it was in favor of the democrats. because republicans were reluctant to do it. thought break down is much more encouraging for the right. 47% of the early votes have been for the democrats. 33% have been for republicans. if people are listening to the president's new message this time around, vote early, vote when you can, just make sure you vote. >> steve: brian, to your point about early voting and everything else, we have seen as we put up the polls, we have seen that kamala harris has an advantage with women. donald trump has a big advantage with men. here's the question. who is voting early right now? so far in georgia, 55% ever the ballots returned have been by women in north carolina, 52% and in michigan 56%.

and when you look at the number of eligible women who voted in 2020. it was 68%, a 65% men. so, once again, whether it is the infrequent voter or the gender question, the people who can get out the vote are going to be the ones -- >> ainsley: know what you are voting for. know your propositions too. later in the show talking about prop 1 here in new york. it's an equal rights and so you see that prop and you normally are going to vote yes, you want equal rights for everyone. but in there -- we'll get into the details later, it's saying yes, i allow my child to have gender transition surgery without me being notified. the school is pushing it. you have to read the fine print. >> lawrence: it's become a major issue. loss to your point, ainsley. i hope people don't get comfortable just because you are seeing that the republicans are having a lead right now. things could change in the election. you can be bet yourself that the

democrats' ground operation are going to double their efforts. so don't get comfortable. still go out and show up to vote. >> brian: let's talk about some of the narratives out there. who are you going to vote for the 5 #-year-old turned 60-year-old vice president who wants to be the agent of change even though she is in power or the president who wants to make history first time since grover cleveland to lose and come back and win. it's also important to at least know what they stand for. three narratives out there that stand out that just don't seem to be true when it comes to project 2025. the president turning the military on his political enemies. and there is some others. yeah, abortion ban, the abortion ban. >> ainsley: national abortion ban. >> brian: here's a little of the attacks going on the former president. >> it's also disrespectful to our military, to ask our military to -- to react or to do something in such political -- in such a political way.

>> he considers any american who doesn't support him or bend to his will to be an enemy to our country. >> he is out for unchecked power. that's what he is looking for he wants to send the military after american citizens. >> lawrence: they got stop doing this. you would think they would lower the rhetoric after the assassination -- this is why you have so many threats going on against the former president because they keep saying he is a threat. people are going to get killed. and they criticize his rhetoric all day they don't realize how inflammatory this is if a country that's on edge right now. >> steve: lawrence, keep in mind. we have been talking about it since -- over a year, since march of last year when the campaign explained how they were going to go after donald trump. they said they were going to say he was a threat to democracy. that's why even though there

have been those assassination attempts and one of them almost worked, they just continue to do that because that's their game plan. and you have got that frankenstein machine, essentially, on the democratic side, because you have got the white house team, you have the joe biden wilmington team and then you have got the kamala harris team and you have got the obama team and all trying to work together. and going back to the original playbook. >> ainsley: it is just lies -- they are just lies. project 2025. heritage foundation. that was not donald trump. he never even read it, he said. not involved. not involved in that at all. the national abortion ban, if you watch all these ads that kamala harris is putting out. trump national abortion ban. not true. he is sending the abortion issue back to each state. if you live in new york. you probably always get an abortion. if you live in alabama, maybe not. i don't know. it's whatever you decide as the voter of the state. that has nothing to do with donald trump. >> lawrence: actually getting pushback from the pro-life community because is he against that. >> ainsley: he explained what he actually means when they're

using the military thing. is he going to use the military to go against his enemies. it's not true and he explained what he means by it. >> brian: "wall street journal" quote that i never said i would use the military. biden expects there to be a lot of trouble if i win the election. that's where this cage from. if you are talking about you are going to have riots in the streets, you would certainly bring the national guard. so i'm not talking about in cases like sr. you need help. you can't say i will never bring everything in as the entire country is disappearing in pedebedlam, one thing he did san watching the myriad of interviews and daily show last night. what he says is yes, i get the job as president and then they unleash the does way paid for by hillary clinton. got fined thousands of dollars for doing it. then the whole comey together with the others secret plan. >> lawrence: strzok and paige. >> brian: read the durham reported to see what did behind

the scenes how it wasn't successful. how former secretary of state kerry talking with iranian associates don't worry he will be impeached and go back into this nuclear deal. he says these are enemies within the state within because they worker who. i never looked at in these quotes and interviews he is going to use the army to go get adam schiff. >> ainsley: did you see kamala harris when she was there with liz cheney someone yelled lock him up and she said -- she said back to the person courts will take care of that courts will take care of that november don't jump on the felon thing lawrence it goes against part of their base. democratic position to let felons vote, let them get jobs. they are demonizing own supporters. >> >> brian: over 30 million people are felons and out after searching their time.

>> steve: after a year going back even 40's january 6th, where they have labeled donald trump a threat to democracy. what's really interesting now is the answer to this question is it boo do a "david letterman" job handling throats democracy. donald trump is actually is ahead of kamala harris by 3 point. which is beyond the marginal of error which is 1.7. which is extraordinary. given the fact we have heard it nonstop for three or four years now i is on top. >> brian: backed out of that because it is not reason nation. in 2020 there were plans if trump had won to have riots in almost every one of these major cities that was the attack plan they didn't have to use because joe biden got more of the votes.

>> steve: one woman who extraordinarily -- and i didn't legal think this she popped up on "primetime" last night one many with never voted in a presidential election is right there. danica patrick she had a rule essentially when she was racing she wasn't going to be public about any of that and didn't even bother to vote. this time is really important and this time she is voting for trump. >> been so confusing to me how when you say maga it's meant to be an insult i am passionate because it feels like the vote for donald trump reasonable choice. i feel like most of although, what this country could be if he gets into office with all of the amazing brilliant people that are supporting him, i feel like it could not only make america great again but 'make america greater than it's ever been. >> jesse: you are a woman who has broken no a man's sport and

now men in women's sports. it's all very confusing. is that something that you see this election really causing a lot of problems with? >> it's completely wrong for a man is just different. their hormones are different. their body is different. there is a difference definitely between the men and women are voting i think one of the reasons women are having a hard of time with vote is just his personality. common answer you hear from people i just can't vote for him. and i don't think that's a good enough reason. you don't have to go to dinner with him you just have to like the country that you live in. >> steve: so she is in the trump column. >> ainsley: wow. she incredible. trailblazer. remember when he found out she was going to be a nascar driver and that had never happened, i don't think. i don't think a woman had ever participated. >> this is the first time she is voting and voting for trump. talking about it on jesse not

afraid to tell everybody. >> brian: went to a charlie kirk rally and got politically aware did some studying i'm all in. couple things to bring up before we toss over ---no we have more. i forgot about that. i had something to say. >> lawrence: go for it. >> steve: you said you had more. >> brian: definitely going to put this on my resume. >> lawrence: one of the issues that she brought up is men competing in women's sports. it's the issue that has become potent for men that are voting for donald trump. is he taking away from democrats because of this issue. we brought it up in the bernie the other day. here's a little bit of that. >> some of the fellows are concerned about what is hang in the schools. they want a parent. they don't want all this nonsense being. >> you are not into transgender right? you don't want your boy going to school -- >> what are you going to do about that. >> we're going to end it. it ends immediately. you are not going to have men

playing in women's sports. it's so crazy. >> my daughter is a state and national wrestler k456r7 i don't know. >> she doesn't want to wrestle a man. >> in new york they have yet to segregated men and female in wrestling. >> she is very good? >> she was good. >> let me ask you, how would she have done against an average man. >> who, her? >> your daughter? >> i have seen her pin young men in high school. >> she is pretty good. you don't want to break up with her? [laughter] >> brian: that is a huge problem you are wrestling them at 136 pounds. so they broke it up. now there is women's wrestling. they should absolutely separate on boxing. we saw that with the olympics. >> lawrence: get someone with a concussion. >> ainsley: safety concern. >> steve: that's the soundbite we set up.

>> brian: two things do you notice anything about steve? >> steve: i'm 1 year older. >> brian: i wore that tie yesterday. back me up on this i know you are going to know. this back in the day cat skills comedians true they used to sit in the green room with boxer shorts on not wearing pants. >> steve: i think i saw that in a movie. >> brian: just wanted to say i'm not making that up. >> steve: how that relate to any of us. are we sitting in the green room with no pants on. >> brian: they weren't wearing briefs. they wore boxers. didn't put their pants on until show time. >> steve: necktie is one thing why would you think about. >> lawrence: yes. thank you. thank you. why? >> brian: because you are not supposed to say hello to carley before we toss to her to keep everything fresh. >> ainsley: let me tell you what happened. we were playing the soundbite of danika. and we should have been listening. he was telling that story what was happening back stage.

came out not prepared. and he was not prepared. and now explaining. this happy birthday, hope you had a good birthday. carley take it away. >> carley: i don't think i want to take it away keep going. >> brian: good luck nod to say hello to carley until we toss. keep it fresh. >> steve: brian, the reason they took their pants off because they did not want to wrinkle their pants. >> brian: did i not know that i just know they wore boxers. >> steve: according to the movie i saw. >> lawrence: please save us. >> carley: miked when first started talking about under pants. you know what, ainsley, i will take your advice and i will take it away. show you this wild video out of minnesota. police using rope to climb 250 feet to rescue a man stuck on top of a radio tower. watch this i know you are cold, buddy, going to get you down. keep that oxygen in you.

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>> brian, good morning. here in tel aviv, the sirens went off this morning. people rushed to the shelters. we looked up in the sky and our crew saw at least one missile being intercepted by the iron dome here in tel aviv. hezbollah says it launched rockets ahead of u.s. secretary of state antony blinken's visit here to israel. blonk is here to push for a

cease-fire and a peace deal. his visit comes after that leak we reported on, which appears to reveal. so elements of israel's anticipated strike against iran. now, a senior state department official talks to fox today about blinken's agenda, saying in regards to any type of solution in gaza, it's unclear what the next few weeks will look like because hamas needs to figure out its own lin leadersho get back to the table. hamas does not show who is calling the shots inside gaza or if anyone is in control. turning to the north israel says it's been bombing specific hezbollah targets over the last 48 hours. the idf says hezbollah is intentionally using space under a half million dollars. storing money you under the bunker and using it for financial hub. >> going to declassify intelligence on a site that we did not strike. where hezbollah has millions of dollars in gold and cash. in hassan nasrallah's bunker.

where is the bunker located? directly under hospital in the heart of beirut. >> so israel says it chose not strike that hospital for obvious reasons but it has exposed to the people of lebanon that underneath it is being used is basically a banking bunker for hezbollah. and it is urging the people of lebanon not to allow it to continue. back to you in new york. >> lawrence: telling the whole world where the gold is, fascinating. thanks, matt. >> yeah. >> lawrence: just two weeks to election day and new polls shows vice president kamala harris using grounds of crucial blocks in her party. they have always counted on the latino voters but they are now voting for donald trump by double digits. same poll black voters hitting record low just 72% of them

backing her. to put that in perspective that's down 92% -- that's down from 92% from black voter support of the democratic candidate back in 2016. fox news contributor and former democrat leo terrell joins us now. i found this poll just fascinating, leo. when you look at the support for hillary clinton. 92% of black support. when you look for joe biden, it was 90%. you got kamala harris at 78%. the question is why. >> oh, it's very simple. thanks for having me, lawrence, it's not in their best trvmentd it's not in the interest of blacks and hispanics to vote for kamala harris. she hurts them economically. they have seen nothing in progress over the last four years. i want to be very clear. the whole notion of the race card that trump is racist is dead. it's no longer works. and if is he racist, why are hispanics and blacks drifting towards him? because of situation like the barbershop yesterday where you were with him at the barbershop

and blacks and hispanics resonate with him. and he resonates with them. i will sit here and tell you i left the democrats in 2020. voted for trump and i voted for him already. that is what is happening, a shift economically in blacks and latinos interest to vote for donald j. trump. >> lawrence: she is not speaking to to that issue. even with her plans to black males she doesn't address the reason why black votes are turning to donald trump. especially black males. i want to get to this. i find it very interesting that democrats in these tough races are now crediting donald trump. trying to link themselves to it. here's a montage. watch. >> casey bucks biden to protect fracking and he sided with trump to end nafta and put tariffs on china to stop them from cheating. >> tammy baldwin got president trump to sign her made in america bell bill. then she got president biden to make it permanent. >> that's why i wrote a law signed by president trump

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♪ brian brian more than 2,000 migrants heading to the united states with with it just two tweaks election day. tighten border security if trump wins. here to discuss executive director to the center for secure free society joseph you myer. your thoughts about the 2,000 income our direction and who are they? ♪ this is probably the most predictable caravan of them all. many people said before we get to election mass wave of migration coming to the united states. part of that many people feel that president trump is going to win the election this kind of open border policy is going to end swoon and make sure that happens. other aspects going on for a

long time. went on for four years or more. separately than just ordinary migration happening over decades. organized effort called weaponized migration clasp borders and steal sovereignty. professional academics documented 81 incidents since 1951 and the un refugee convention. going on steroids. financialed by international organizations. financed by adversarial states criminal organizations want to do harm to america. i think that's what we are seeing here today. >> brian: we are. they are not mexicans coming to our border. other people migrated to mexico and decided get here quick. just an idea what the numbers look like under president biden. 2265 apprehension with gang affiliation. over 100 encounters with men on a terror watch list. this is disturbing. for those people who say don't have -- off discord innocent

inaccurate way of portraying illegal immigrants as criminals, here is what congressman tony gonzales says the exact opposite of an alarmist. apologists for the biden-harris administration claim illegal aliens with criminal history only a fraction of the population. these criminals are saying can't portion of the millions who have illegally entered the country in recent years. how can anyone claim they don't pose a threat? how do you feel about the congressman's conclusions? >> no i agree 100 percent here is the irony of this by allowing infiltrate migrant networks? do you know who pay for it first the migrants. get abused, sexually exploited and trafficked. they are doing the most harm to migrants by promoting open border policies failed not just in the united states but failed all throughout the world. >> brian: you say look out for the ngos and people who finance ngos they make money as a pit stop when these illegals come here. they get their basic needs done

and then they put them into schools and into societies. right? >> yeah. this has become a big business. human trafficking is a mega business that rivals drug trafficking. and ngos has become legitimizers of illicit industry. not all ngos. a good number of ngos are wittingly or unwittingly doing the bidding of migrant traffickers to exploit them for sexual labor or other nefarious purposes. >> brian: all right. joe, appreciate putting it in perspective and track this as we get closer and complosser to our border. thanks. >> absolutely. thank you. >> brian: i sense they are going to break it unbefore they get to the border. political hot potato. we will see this. moment now from lawrence's barbershop talk with trump getting a lot of attention. >> and the last seven months, shot up to 15,000. >> what? >> 15,000. >> you went from 2100. >> to 15,000.

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♪ >> steve: later today vice vladr putin is going to gather world leaders in russia to push rule of establishing a new currency to challenge the american dollar. buff the white house doesn't seem too worried about how that could threaten our economy. >> how concerned is the administration that this block of countries could undermine u.s. economic or trade strength. >> what we're focused on is on the work -- the working with partners around the world. we're not looking at brics as evolving into some kind of political geo rival. >> really? stuart varney is concerned. of course he is the host of varney i can't understand company over on fox business is he joins us on the couch. so brics, to remind people stands for the countries of brazil, russia, india, china, south africa, saudi arabia and places like that. what are they trying to do? >> putin diplomatic success. he has got his cronies to stand

together in russia to mount anti-western coalition. without biden's weakness, they wouldn't be there. putin's success is built on biden's weakness. after afghanistan we had no strength overseas whatsoever. and we were challenged in all direction. this is the formalization of that challenge. that's what putin is doing. they are terrified of a trump win. because he projects strength overseas not weak nez. he projects strength for our economy domestically, not weakness. and the brics people, they don't want that. >> steve: right. so what they are suggesting is that currently t swiss monetary system prices stuff around the world. they want to start their own the brics do. >> the swiss system international payments based on the u.s. dollar. they want to replace that because with the swift system they find it hard to get around sanctions replace swift and replace the dollar do what they like. it's not going to happen. you are not going to replace the

u.s. dollar as the world currency any time in the distant future frankly. >> steve: putin can want what putin can want. it's not going to happen. stuart, i want to play you a soundbite. this was the former president. >> i love it. >> steve: in a barbershop up in the bronx last week. watch this. >> my issue was more the energy. i have been paying 2100 since i first opened up. in the last seven months it shot up to 15,000. >> what? >> it's 15,000. >> steve: steve. >> you went from 2100. >> to 15,000 this establishment. >> how many heads take care of that? that guy is talking about the cost of electricity for that barbershop. >> right. that's what voters are concerned about. it's not that prices are easing. it's not that prices are come down. it's that we have got to live with the prices created by the inflation that biden and harris. 2100 bucks a month or a year to

whatever it was to 15,000. that is a shock to the system of any business. you can't pay. you can't stay in business. trump comes along and says i will cut prices in half in my first year in office. whether he can do that or not doesn't matter. it resonates with people who have to pay these prices. >> steve: because people know that everything is based on the cost of energy. you know, to ship things places and stuff like that where she has not really given a plan. that's one of her biggest weaknesses in the polls. i would like to know more about her. >> trump's mantra is drill baby drill. cut energy prices in half. that's how you get rid of inflation. these what resonates with some investors and voters. >> steve: i got a feeling you are going to be talking about this and so many other things. catch him over on varney and company weekdays starts at 9:00 over on fox business. >> thank you, steve. >> steve: all right. across the studio we go and brian is going to highlight monday night football.

>> brian: mmf five touchdowns to help baltimore and the ravens beat up on the tampa bay bucs 41-31. watch. >> every week here's a home run shot for bateman. touchdown, ravens. cardinals kicker, chad rilen. nailing a 32-yard liner on the final play giving arizona walk off 17-15 win over the los angeles chargers. clutch right down the middle. >> this is rilen's second game-winning kick of the year. more football now miami dolphins quarterback tua could return after suffering a fourth concussion of his career it. happened on week two. a visibly frustrate you had tua telling reporters. he just wants to play. >> i'm frustrated but this is what it is. you know, i do want to be, you

know, known for this? no, i don't. but that's the cards i have been dealt with. given the history of it. for me, this is what i love to do. this is what makes me happy. and i'm going to do it. that's it. >> brian: medical experts have given tua the okay to practice he still must clear the nfl concussion protocols to suit up against the cardinals. he not wear guardian cap which is an option. pad they put on top. baseball the dodgers and yankees about to face off in one of the most anticipated world series ever. ticket prices are showing it. as of last night the minimum price for game one ticket in los angeles was more than $1,300 on stub hub and the lowest ticket price for game three next week in the bronx is more than $1,500 on vivid states. standing room only a little bit less. if you don't feel like paying those high prices tune in to watch on your couch on fox on friday night. i look for huge, huge ratings.

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