>> well, you know, it is a loss for them. i would say it is pretty easy interview if that is the only question that matters. good luck in the dating world. also, maybe if they are not going to date you because you voted for trump, maybe you got out in the early part of that ep ra, that's a good thing. >> laura: early detection, alex and joe bob. that is good in health and dating. both of you, we'll have you back before the election night. this is going to be a lot of fun. thank you both. that is it for tonight. this was a jam-packed show, it was fun. follow me on social media, thank you for watching. remember, it is america now and forever. two weeks from tonight. we'll all be up in new york, prime time on the panel, it will be fun. jesse will be there and he's here in three seconds. >> carley: 13 days left in the

race for the white house and former president trump heads to georgia today to make his case to undecided voters and a star-studded prime time rally with a focus on male voters, the former president will officially join joe rogan's podcast later this week. big news. >> todd: kamala harris set to answer questions at a town hall tonight trying to fend off concerns about cracks in the below you wall. those are not only swing states democrats are worried about. >> carley: president biden saying the quiet part out loud. >> got to lock him up. [applause] >> politically lock him up. >> carley: you are watching "fox and friends first" on this wednesday morning, i'm carley shimkus >> >> todd: politically lock him up. i'm todd piro. with two weeks to go, we begin with brooke singman with latest from the campaign trail. hi, brooke. >> brooke: good morning. former president donald trump returning to georgia today with an impressive lineup, including r.f.k. jr., tulsi gabbard,

dr. ben carson, jace jason aldean and rylee mccollum. trump will record with joe rogan on friday. the interview will take place in austin, texas. the podcast has 17 million subscribers on youtube and 14 million followerings on spotify. as the former president keeps up his busy schedule, he's taking digs at vice president kamala harris for taking a day off campaigning with just two weeks before the election. listen. >> she took a day off. she's got no energy at all. her speeches last for about 15 minutes. peter knows that. her speeches last 15 to 20 minutes, she's out of there. and right now, think of this, we have 14 days to the most important election in the history of our country, actually only important for us it is

important, for them, i don't think it is that important. >> stead harris sitting for an interview with nbc and seems to forget which battleground state she visited while trying to defend economic proposals against trump who is leading on that issue. >> this is why i'm going to wisconsin, pennsylvania and -- and -- >> michigan. >> michigan, excuse me, got in late this morning, actually. going to three states yesterday and will continue being on the road. i have to earn the vote. it means sharing with folks my plan and also offering them what objective analysts have shown to be the contrast between me and donald trump. my plans are focused on working people. the middle class and what we must do to strengthen hard-working people to do what they dream and aspire to be able to do. >> carley: harris returns to battleground pennsylvania today and will face questions at cnn town hall in fill follow.

guys. >> carley: brooke singman live. more news from campaign trail. tulsi gabbard announcing at trump's north carolina rally yesterday that she is joining the republican party. >> the democratic party has no home for people like us. we do have a home in the republican party, where we are welcomed with open arms by president trump. specifically because of the leadership that president trump has brought to transform the republican party and bring it back to the party of the people and the party of peace that i'm proud to stand here with you today, president trump, and announce that i'm joining the republican party. [cheering] >> carley: tulsi gabbard ran in 2020 presidential election as democrat and served in congress from 2013 to 21 and left the demo democratic party in 2022 to become an independent and joined

as honorary co-chair for trump's transition team. slow roll out from left to right. >> todd: that is wild considering she ran for president as a democrat. >> carley: turn to senior meteorologist janice dean. >> janice: we have a wildfire burning in connecticut. this is a story we're following, we have an injury and death of a firefighter. we've had dry conditions, warm temperatures in connecticut and the northeast, as well. fire weather alert for the state of connecticut and we'll continue to monitor that. dry start to fall. i mean, we're talking about less than an inch of rain for new jersey, philadelphia, delaware. this is going to be a record-setter for a lot of big cities. 23 days for new york city without rain. we're on pace here for maybe the driest on record. we'll see. no rain in the forecast over the next week or so and temperatures were warm. we set october warmth records

for philadelphia, newark, boston, detroit and albany. you get the picture. no rain. it's been gorgeous, if we don't have rain, we're going to be in line for potential of wildfire danger and you can see across all of these big cities of i-95 corridor, even toward the southeast, multiple cities could see first month ever with no rain. crazy. wildfire is a big deal. not only for the northeast, but for much of the country. very dry and that is going to continue for austin, m minneapolis, kansas and new york city. we had back-to-back hurricanes, florida is not into a drought for most of the state. forecast today, dry for much of the country and warm. 90 in dallas, 82 in atlanta. unsettled weather for the northeast. otherwise a great-looking forecast. the flip side to that is the fire danger, if we don't have

any rainfall across the northeast. >> carley: connecticut fire a big story, for sure. >> todd: we've had months of rain, it grows vegetation lush and what upon has? we had our air conditioning on in connecticut last night, hot, dry, bad combo for fires. >> janice: we'll continue to monitor. >> carley: still ahead, fight for fairness, stunning number of medals in competition female athletes have lost to transgender opponents. >> todd: white house taking a victory lap after decline in border encounters. celebration seems to overlook important facts, a live report with the latest on the crisis next.

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and three of their kids after their 15-year-old son allegedly shot and killed them. their daughter targeted in the attack is the only survivor. community members expressing shock at the tragedy. >> divided in our heart, they are such sweet kids. >> they are monopolying of our community. our hearts go out to them. >> small town and tragedy, everybody comes together. >> todd: the 15-year-old boy being held pending charges in connection to the deaths. >> carley: israel says they have killed a top hezbollah official expected to be the next leader. they say around 25 other hezbollah leaders were also killed during the strike. pentagon is denying iranian employee leaked intel on israel's plans on retaliation against iran.

>> fbi is investigating leak of classified documents and working with department of defense and intelligence community on this. to my knowledge, this official is not a subject of interest and the department is committed to supporting the investigation. >> carley: the chief of staff to assistant secretary of defense for operations came under fire last year after lawmaker concerns over alleged communication with the irgc. cbp latest report shows staggering numbers under the biden-harris administration. >> todd: lucas tomlinson has details from washington. >> lucas: good morning, u.s. custom and border protection released latest report showing illegal crossings remain low and flat through september and 1.4 million have been allowed to enter the country lawfully under programs over the past two years.

border patrol touting the cbp 1 app for migrants. 111,000 cubans, 214,000 haitian and 96,000 nicara nicaraguans. the white house joined new statistics saying border crossings dropped by 55% to lowest level in four years. encounters between ports of entry are lower than last several months of the previous administration. biden-harris administration has taken action and republican officials continue to do nothing. here is j.d. vance speaking at a rally yesterday in arizona. >> you can be compassionate about this. i reject argument that kamala harris' open border, which led to 320,000 missing children, that has led to 11 and 12-year-old girl being sex

trafficked, that is not compas compassionate, having a border is. >> lucas: new video shows roughly 2000 people who have left mexico sunday attempting to come to the united states, not clear how many will use the cbp 1 app to gain admission. >> carley: wow, look at that video, all those people. lucas, thank you. >> todd: election day nears, residents sound alarm as crime runs rampant in austin, tex tech. the city reported 45 homicide, 640 robberies, 300 -- on the progressive council seeking reelection. macenzie, we've had you on before to talk crime. has austin felt safer since last we spoke under democratic leadership?

>> that's a really great question, todd. i'm sure people i talk to will tell you the same thing that you're hearing, which is that it is not safe in austin and that is part of the chick knows coming home to roost because of disastrous changes our city council made in 2020, when they defunded the police department. they cut funds from the department, cut 150 vacant positions from the department and stopped all cadet academies. we have over 500 vacancies. it is my to give support to the police department and ensure they have the tools necessary in order to be able to do their jobs effectively and make sure we're recruiting properly to fill vacancies. >> todd: problem with elections, they come down to math as chad pergram likes to say. you have been redistricted and have a tougher time winning this

time than last time because you have a lot fewer republicans and more democrats now in your district. how do you convince voters to keep you on? >> that's a great question, todd. i'm glad that you asked it, it is one my team worked on for a long time. in my role, i represent the 52% of people who voted for me and 48% that didn't. even though cards seem to be stacked against me, i'm proud to say coalition of democrats that are well known in the city of austin got together and sent a letter to all democrats in my district to support me for reelection. they understand need for a balance on the progressive city council we have. austin american statesman, a very forward-thinking newspaper, they also endorsed my campaign and said i provide value to the council because i provide that opposing viewpoint when needed.

that is good for government. >> todd: that is such an important point you mention and i want to view through the lens of the police shortage you eluded to. number of vacancies increasing by 70 within a year. i hate to take a trip to negative town, what happens if you lose and progressives have no one to stand up to them on that council? >> it is something i've been going out to tell people across the city and it has been a poor message of my campaign. if we lose my voice on the city council, we lose the only voice of conservatives across the entire city of austin. that would be devastating. i fear that we will go back to 2020, when we had all democrat city council and no one challenged what was brought before us, no one brought an opposing viewpoint. i do vote no, i am not afraid to say that. i respectfully bring up a position that has not been

considered yet and sometimes that gives my colleagues a little cover to say, you know what, i had not thought of that, i think i will vote no, too. that is something very important to me. i created postponement to do more study and have more time before we consider such important decisions. for me, coming from public safety background, as volunteer firefighter long time in the city, born and raised in the city of austin. if i lose my city on the council, results could be more devastating. >> todd: you like to say keep austin weird, if you lose, you could turn austin into new york city, that is not a slogan anybody wants. best of luck to you. battling the blue wall, battling for it, democrats reportedly concerned about a crack in the key battleground. talking to life-long michigan democrat who says she does not agree with ump tr's policies,

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>> carley: as donald trump wraps up his two-day visit to north carolina, democrats sounding the alarm on kamala harris' chances to win back the state. harris campaign official telling nbc news of all seven states that one seems to be slipping away. voters in the battleground have cast one million votes in early voting despite destruction from hurricane helene. jason simmons is north carolina gop chair and joins me now. thank you for being here. glad to have you on. let's talk about early voting first. what is most significant thing you are seeing with early voting

so far? >> we're continuing to see after the first few days of early voting is strong performance by republicans. republican turnout has been overwhelming and we've seen democratic turnout underperforming, where we see historic norms. people are tired of the last four years, they are ready to close the door to this disastrous administration. >> carley: is that happening in areas hit hard by the storm? >> yeah. so those counties impacted by the hurricane, we continue to see republican turnout stronger than it has been historically, while democratic turnout has been underwhelming in many areas. it is just a really commitment by our voters in western north carolina who have been d devastated and really just, as you have seen over past four years and through the storm, the

lack of response by the federal government, they are frustrated and showing up to voice that frustration. >> carley: lara trump was talking about this on sunday. she used north carolina, very red, hit hard by the storm and said vote totals there are high. can you project what you are seeing now out and make a determination on what this early voting means bh it comes to the outcome of the race or is it too early to tell? >> if we continue to have parity with democrats when we get to election day when we win election day vote over whelmingly, president trump is very well positioned to win north carolina for the third time. >> carley: we showed this report from nbc news and headline says it all, i'm sure deep interest to you. democrats base for possible crack in blue wall and assigns

of north carolina slipping. while north carolina is still in campaign sight and democrats maintain strong leadership there, harris team is far less bullish about victory. former president obama may share that sentiment listen to what he said in wisconsin yesterday. watch this. >> it is going to be tight because a lot of americans are still struggling. as a country, we've been through a lot historic pandemic reeked havoc on communities, families and businesses and disruption from the pandemic caused price hikes, put a strain on family budgets and people started feeling no matter how hard they work, they are tread ing water. i understand why folks are looking to shake things up. what i cannot understand is why anybody would think donald trump would shake things up in a way good for you. >> carley: he said the race was

going to be close because americans are still struggling due to covid and inflation that occurred under joe biden and kamala harris. how do you feel about that as closing message for democrats from somebody who should be the expert messenger coming from the democratic party? >> i think we all echo his sentiment, people are not better off than four years ago under president trump. you have a proven track record with president trump, where you had a strong economy, you had peace in the world and most importantly, you saw the border under control and you didn't have crime and fentanyl pouring over reeking havoc upon our community across north carolina and the country. >> carley: yeah, former president trump just wrapped up a tour of north carolina, in particular areas hit by the form. and former president obama will be in charlotte, north carolina, on friday. we'll see how it plays out. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> carley: you're welcome.

todd, over to you. >> todd: not just north carolina, harris campaign concerned about a crack in the blue wall as donald trump sees rise in support from arab americans. chance of carrying battleground michigan, can you believe that? co-founder of arabs for a better america and lifelong democrat, whos she is now voting for trump. we all expected kamala to lose some arab american votes in state of michigan thanks to her connection to biden administration and the war in gaza. i don't think a lot of us, myself included, expected those votes to go to donald trump. how is trump winning over voters including someone like you, who mind you, voted for and wrote in bernie sanders in 2020? >> yeah, i'm still very progressive democrat and there is a lot of kog nizans here.

what people like myself and people in deerborn and michigan are prioritizing human lives being lost as result of the genocide. one thing we will not do, we will not forgive loss of a quarter million children, innocent men, women and children and families torn apart. we cannot erase videos we have seen of burning people, of demolition and destruction. we are looking for hope in somebody who can stand up and stop the war, whether peace through strength or whatever it might be, donald trump has really put in efrt to show he could. i think there has been a really surreal outreach due to efforts of the ambassador in michigan. richard has reached out trying to get somebody like me to

endorse trump and it is bearing fruit. >> todd: to be clear, donald trump has been unequivocal in his support for israel. unequivocal in support for prime minister netanyahu. you say out of all candidates, the one you trust most to lead to peace in the region, to end the war and killing is donald trump. is thatk r accurate? >> yes. i'm going to have to between the choices i have, donald trump is the best choice out of them. i can say right now, what is happening under biden-harris administration is not sustainable. it is not working and escalating and broadening all things democrats have been warning us, don't vote for trump, he might restrict funding for humanitarian aid and they are doing it. he might allow for destruction and they are doing it. he might allow for broadening of

the conflict and they are doing it. deportation of student protesters, they are doing it. when my community is seeing is hypocrisy and lip service, nothing coming out of this except more destruction and death. we want somebody to come in and make changes. whether through strpeace throug strength, comparing apples to apples, look at red line draw by biden and bibi netanyahu entering rafah by biden and bibi did what he needed to do and humi humiliated biden on the world st stage. i can't imagine bibi would do the same thing under trump. if he were, response by our administration would be much different than we saw with biden. >> todd: before we let you go, in the end, will kamala harris' decision to have liz cheney campaign with her in the state

of michigan ultimately cost her your state? >> i mean, it may cost her the state. her decision -- unwaivering and una unapologetic about their action has driven people like myself into the arms of donald trump, happily, mind you. that is really going to be their downfall. >> todd: you wrote the following, trump may well be no party on palestinian-muslim issues, but he couldn't be worse, i think that is sentiment of arab americans like you in great state of michigan. keep us posted, we'll be watching. president biden saying the quiet part out loud. >> we got to lock him up. [applause] >> politically lock him up. >> carley: correction there. joe concha will sound off on that coming up next.

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it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. >> todd: there was this. president biden speaking to democrats in new hampshire, raising eyebrows over these remarks on donald trump. >> i know this sounds bizarre, it sounds like i said this five years ago, you would lock me up. got to lock him up.

[applause] >> politically lock him up. lock him out, that is what we have to do. >> carley: joe concha fox news contributor joins us now. good morning to you. with number of times donald trump has been indicted is the correction necessary? it is clear that is what they want to do. >> joe: this is clearly the plan all along. now biden has been cast aside and does not seem to take issue in sharing what democrats sought to do going back to day one of donald trump's first term. that won't happen, locking trump up, if he wins. if he loses, it is guaranteed they won't stop until donald trump is convictd and dies behind bars. by the way, where did joe biden make these remarks? campaigning for kamala harris in new hampshire with bernie sanders. what is going on? why send the sitting president

there? wanted to throw that out there. biden making these remarks should be top story on the major evening newscast and barely got any irony. >> todd: live free or die, you have all these people behind him clapping and they were not claching for the correction, they were clapping for the lock him up comment and that shows where the democratic party is. their whole campaign, no matter biden or harris, is trump is bad. on the other side, trump is trying to get voters and votes he needs to win. this is big. he's going to appear on the joe rogan podcast this friday. does going on rogan increase male turnout for trump in such numbers that it makes kamala's chance of victory all but gone? >> joe: not just male voters, male voters who may not normally

vote. low propensity voters is the audience joein rogan will get trump to. you saw trump at the al smith dinner and kamala is mailing in a video. trump and master stroke working at mcdonald's on sunday that has a meltdown going on left because it worked. trump at steelers and jets game, met with applause in a city biden won by 20 points four years ago. now trump on rogan. trump clearly is having a good time on the campaign trail and kamala harris is doing depressing events with liz cheney678 you think lombardi, brady, simone biles and now add liz cheney to the list, who has never smiled once in her

lifetime. will kamala harris sit down with joe rogan? 15 million viewers and listeners per show or 20 times of average cnn audience. her safe space does not get her one more vote. trump going to joe rogan will get him more votes. >> carley: interesting to see how this interview goes. joe rogan had endorsed bernie sanders. there has been a political evolution with him, a few months ago donald trump criticized rogan for saying something nice about r.f.k. jr., who is now on donald trump's side. 17.5 million on youtube, 14 million on spotify, largest podcast audience in the united states, it is a big deal. a lot of people, not just men, will listen. i listen to joe rogan and my friends do, as well, female audience. l.a. times has endorsed every

democrat since 2008. that has changed and they are not endorsing kamala harris. the owner of the paper told them not to step in and make an endorsement. what do you think about that? >> joe: i don't think owners should tell editorial boards what to think ever. if they want to make changes, fine, you are owner and deserve to have a say in what goes on. instructing them do not do this, that is stepping offer the line. all of that said, kamala has a problem with endorsements from places democrats get endorsements from. not just l.a. times, the teamsteres or firefighters union won't endorse her. the rank and file of places like united auto workers, mainly in michigan, they are at trump's

back. service workers in nevada like trump, the rank and file do. union support is key for a presidential candidate to win f. kamala harris does not have their backing, this is going to be a short night for kamala harris unless she can pull in enough female voters to compensate. not looking good. trends are all in trump's direction. i don't see how she reverses it going on nbc tonight. >> todd: a few facts. l.a. times is largest paper in los angeles and largest city in california. kamala harris was attorney general of california and a senator in the state of california. >> carley: good point. d spitting facts. so are you. have a great day. talk to you tomorrow. bye-bye. this new data from job creator network showing how american's quality of life has changed under the biden-harris

administration compared to when donald trump was in office. >> todd: cheryl casone is here with details. cheryl. >> cheryl: this gives insight into why we are seeing momentum for donald trump. job creator network says they have both been in administration and we have numbers to show you numbers under each. look at the numbers, uinflation 7.3 under trump, 20.5% underism ca. wage growth 7.7% under trump, under biden-harris, loss of 2 p 2.2%. higher inflation wages did not keep up. average gasoline prices more than $1 different. and mortgages, she's talking about mortgages and homes for viewers and helping first-time

homebuyers. payments were 1700 under trump and under biden-harris 2750. look at hispanics and black voters, in particular, income of those demographics. for hispanics, growth almost 6500 under trump administration it is just 700 under biden-harris administration. for blacks, 4600 and change under trump and 2650 under the harris-biden administration. this gives you a sense why when you see barack obama and joe biden saying come on, what is wrong with you and why aren't you backing kamala harris. this is why. this is why we're seeing -- >> carley: so true. obama was on the campaign trail yesterday and said americans are still struggling. he's right and these numbers prove it. that is not the message kamala

harris wants him to deliver. talk about caitlin clark and major news she's getting, different sports leagues, including golf, lpga wants her to join their organization? >> cheryl: first off, wnba is facing potential opartly cloudy t out and will not continue with bargaining agreement. they have until next year to figure that out. in the meantime, caitlin clark, obviously she rates, tv viewers love her, she's boosted ratings. women's national basketball asso association says here is what we want if we play with her. higher salaries, enhanced working conditions, investing long-term growth. a couple examples of caitlin clark. okay. she basically, there is new basketball league, called unrivalled, they are preparing to do a full court press to get her to join them.

it will be on tnt, streaming on max. look, women's basketball is hot right now. people are going after that. you mentioned golf. look at her golf swing. instead of going and playing in another league or going to europe, she's been playing golf and lpga is thinking that is gr great. she's 22 years old. this is wild. look, end of the day, she's got, i have to say this really quick, her eight-year deal with nike, 28 million. she's got gatorade and state farm, girl is hot right now. >> carley: i have the height, if i had the coordination. >> todd: i will not say anything. >> carley: thank you, don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria on fox business network. >> todd: lawrence jones joining us, on what is coming up. i want one sports league after me, she has 12. >> lawrence: when you are an

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>> carley: listen to this. a shocking report from the united nations states over 600 female athletes have lost close to 900 medals to transgender opponents. this comes as over 275 female golfers sent a letter to the l pga expressing concerns over transplayers competing in this week's q series qualifiers riley gaines is the host gains for girls podcast. thank you for joining us. let's first talk about the united nations usually operates as a liberal global body took up this issue. found biological men competing in women's sports a human rights issue. the woman who conducted the speech and conducted the study

any country that allowing biological men to compete in women's sports is allowing violence against women. what do you think about this? >> i think this is huge as you said especially coming from the u.n. especially off the coat tails of the olympic games whereby we saw two athletes previously banned for failing sex eligibility requirements of having two x chromosomes in a boxing ring winning gold medals in fights against women. so, this is huge. what we know, what has been reported thus far there are 717 female athletes a total of 1,055 medals that have been stolen over 522 competition across 37 different sports. again, carley that, is just the number that has been reported and accounted for. but, honestly, can i tell you something? this number, this alarming shockingly high number really doesn't mean much to me in terms of how inclined i feel to fight this fight and to push back.

again, it's shocking for sure. especially to your average person who may not be as tuned in as people like you and i are one girl losing out opportunity, one girl exploited in locker room is one girl too many. >> carley: unfortunately much more than one. let's talk about the lpga. it wasn't 57 golfers. it's 275 expressing concern on this very topic. >> that's right. and before we get into that, let's reiterate what the lpga stands for the ladies professional golf association. it really is remarkable how little regard they have for the l in their name being ladies. this story is no different than the others. less than mediocre man in his rightful category in this case a former division 2 male golfer turns into a record smashing

woman davidson has done step closer to qualifying for h pga tour card as you said girls are finally pushing back. a movement is now in motion, whether it's the fine university sport of volleyball foisting high schools. or now 275 women who oppose davidson's participation in the women's category, they are finally finding their voice. people are finding the courage to say what we all already know, it's kind of like the emperor wearing no clothes parable. i think we will continue to see project boycott with the emphasis on boy continue over the next few weeks and months. >> carley: riley, thank you so much for joining us especially because you have a very busy day ahead. you will be at an event for donald trump in georgia today. the lineup is huge. tulsi gabbard and others we appreciate you as always. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great