come on! hee wa was an assistant coach. at all has a false error. they are playing roles whether kamala with beer or this guy pheasant hunting and when he goes to mcdonald's he saluting the working man and not trying to be that guy. are these people are trying to make us believe alternativeno characters. none of us are buying this. >> laura: i was laughing with lee habib but what is the accent obama does but that phony accent? nobody sounds like just use youc innormal voice, hello, cincinna. he can't do his normal bows. don't get what he thinks -- >> everybody is playing a character this season.aura >> laura: raymond, great to see you that is it and make sure to follow us on social media. america forever and now, jesse.

♪ ♪ >> that old clock is winding down, election day 12 days away. kamala harris finally getting back to the campaign rallies with georgia. she's bringing in the headliner and going to the bullpen. former president obama to shore up support in the battleground state. >> carley: kamala harris took plenty of questions from philadelphia to independence in a cnn town hall and even she admits she doesn't always have the answer. >> so, i may not be quick to have the answer as soon as you ask it about a specific policy issue sometimes because i am going to want to research it. i'm going to want to study at. on kind of a nerd sometimes. i confess. >> todd: donald trump headed out west with rallies in arizona and nevada today. it turns out games with young voters might be the key to victory. you are watching "fox & friends first" on a

thursday morning i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus and both full steam ahead and ain't that the truth, broke. >> vice president kamala harris will appear in a rally in georgia for the first campaign rally since monday so she will be on the trail with former president obama for the first time ever. other notable celebrities are bruce springsteen, spike lee, tyler perry and samuel l. jackson. after harris pressed fight and to say the pennsylvania voters in a town hall last night which tran to answer white grocery prices have spiked under biden-harris? listen. >> tertiary prices have gone up quite a bit the last four years and some people blame former president trump and some blame president biden and who would you say is correct and what would you do to bring prices down for americans? >> you are absolutely right and the price of groceries are too high and we need to address it. part of my background is probably a new approach grounded in a lot of my experiences as a

formal attorney general where i took on price gouging and part of my plan is to create a new approach. >> harris was asked why she didn't address several major issues as vice president. >> some voters might ask, you have been in the white house for years and vice president and now the president but why was that not done over the last four years? >> there was a lot that was done but there is more to do, anderson. i am pointing out things that need to be done and haven't been down that need to be done. i will not shy away from hey, these are problems we still need to fix. >> cnn anderson cooper asking harris what her biggest mistake has been as vice president. watch. >> is there something in your political life in the last four years you think is a mistake that you have learned from? >> i mean, i've made many mistakes. and they range from, you know,

if you have ever parented a child the, you know you make lots of mistakes, too. as my role as vice president, i have probably worked hard at making sure that i am well-versed on issues. i think that is very important. bit is a mistake not to be well-versed on an issue and feel compelled to answer question. >> go make. >> former president trump was introduced by country star jason l dean peer to the former president urging voters to get out and vote early. >> the early voting is people have never seen anything like that. [cheers and applause] they've never seen anything like it. because the american people are fed up with the people that are leading us down a road to disaster. so the polls are open for early voting in georgia every day from

now until november 1st. you have to get out there and vote. >> trump has campaign stops in arizona and nevada before traveling to michigan and the new york city for the rally at msg, guys. >> todd: we will be watching, thank you. the quinnipiac university showing a massive gender gap between former president trump and vice president kamala harris. battleground states michigan and wisconsin, take a look him in our packing harris over trump 20-point margin in michigan in 18-point margin in wisconsin but trump a wide gap in those states with the president a 16-point lead in michigan and 20 one-point lead in wisconsin. with amanda. for all harris leads trump in michigan and deadlocked in wisconsin in the quinnipiac p poll. nate silver say his gut feeling is that former president trump will win the presidential election "in an election with a

seven battleground states are all polling within a percentage point word 250/50 is only responsible for cast. my gut says donald trump and my guess is it is true for many anxious democrats. defending his gut feeling and polls underestimated trump in the past and he's tracking presidential election since 2008. >> carley: anything can happen. paramedics is endorsing david mccormick and the republican senate race. >> david mccormick has all the policies that will propel us forward. we are sure that david mccormick will show up and he's unequivocally the right choice for senate and the country's history. >> this comes after national firefighters union client with a presidential candidate and income bit bob casey seeking a four term. there is also this warren buffett making a shocking

announcement about his plan to endorse harris or trump. we will have more on his decision. >> todd: president trump headed to arizona state university as he chipped away democrats support with a young voters. we are tugging to a student will be at the rally about why young people are ditching there ditching the dams. that is next. ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds.

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>> carley: good morning, my friends let's take a look at the temperature is because a lot of places above average. we had a cold front through the northeast and not a lot of moisture associated with it. gusting winds and temperature 67 for new york when we were like 80 degrees, 24-36 hours ago. we have a friend across upper legs and the precipitation and some offshore precipitation for the northwest. that will move them but look how dry we are for much of the country even though spectacular, wonderful weather, we need some rain and a lot of these areas. look at this average precipitation. you see a lot of browns where it is dry and we don't have that dryness or drought as parts of the southwest and of course, order back-to-back hurricanes helped with that. as we go through the next couple of days, warmer than average,

dryer for average on the east coast and likely below average for the northwest and the halloween forecast i point this out because new york city and parts of the northeast good experience when of the warmest halloween's on record. my son actually has one of those costumes that has bear arms and i bought him a flesh colored shirt. i don't think he will have to wear it, showing the guns. >> carley: every year when you put the princes costume on and you have two where the turtle that and ruined the aesthetics. >> todd: ellis, if you know anything about the movie "frozen" is prepared to. pretty good shape. >> carley: we will keep you updated on the halloween forecast. >> thank you so much john to janice. iconic blue ridge is open in north carolina for the first time since the region devastated

by hurricane helene. a glimmer of hope to communities bringing in to worst in what is to be the busiest months for small mountain towns. the print tenet says "much work remains but we are prioritizing our efforts in less damage areas for connectivity and we are able to reopen safely. >> todd: former president trump will rally voters arizona state university tonight as democratic sphere kamala harris could be losing traction with young voters in the crucial swing state. the fox news poll show harris leaking trump nationally nine points among voters under the age of 30. but that is a far cry from biden's 25-point lead from young voters 2020. the president of the asu will lead the pledge of allegiance at tonight's rally. that is a cool honor, carson. when you talk to your friends in

arizona, do you see those same warning signs that that political oracle is warning democrats about? >> absolutely. i think the support is waning with kamala harris. when she first announced, there was a lot of fake enthusiasm. we see that dissipate. the polls have shown it and the betting markets have shown it in the students on campus have shown it. we have had events with charlie kirk, and we will have one with vivek ramaswamy tomorrow evening and president trump on campus at asu, something truly remarkable and something we haven't seen but the youth vote and republicans in i don't know how many years, longer than i have been alive. it is truly something to see in my time that is just a remarkable thing. periods feeling to that point, what is the reaction to donald trump rallying on your campus today? let's face it, the numbers bear

it out. democrats typically capture the youth vote. if he is making time to rally on a college campus, that tells me something else is going on, carson. >> absolutely. it shows president trump wants the youth vote and to get to be a part of the next administration. that is something america needs. he wants to make america great again, but he wants to keep america great in the future. he is incorporating the younger generation at the next smart leaders in the country and stopping at my university is something that really just shows the telltale sign of what he will do in the next four years and employing a lot of these young leaders and leaders from all sectors of the economy, the government, even outside of that. submit really just shows if he has time to come talk to us when students, he will put a lot of younger americans first and really just provide a way to the

future for our country to thrive thrive. >> todd: now it becomes a question can donald trump turn out the youth filmic youth vote? gnc are eligible to vote and that is a huge number including 8 million potential first-time voters. my one concern, if i am trump, are the student loan bribes from the biden-harris administration paying off for harris among those first-time voters who may say, "hey, i have all these college bills. i will vote for the candidate to get rid of them with a stroke of a pen?" >> it is so hypocritical on the harris part because her administration just brought up prices and brought up everyday commodities, including housing. finding housing off of the college campus is nearly impossible. at any affordable price. weight of a hypocritical stance and really a way of buying votes for the harris campaign in that

side of things and biden was doing it before where they will say we will cut off huge tuition prices and the loans that are coming your way, but every day if you go to the gas pump, it will cost you $4 or $5 a gallon. if you try to rent an apartment, a one bedroom apartment $2,000 a month. bit is hypocrisy at its finest. i was in washington interning and i saw the punk receipt face-to-face and it is something our nation is dealing with in our government periods payments carson will, you have a long day so get a nap in here because you have to lead that wedge and you want to nail it in front of a big crowd to. they removed it from your school so you haven't had a lot of practice. carson carpenter, thank you. up against the wall, blue wall, this wall as well, stumbling on the border when pressed on illegal immigration. >> you are doing a compromised

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♪ ♪ >> carley: today the house judiciary committee holding the impact of the border crisis in communities across wisconsin. our next guest will be testifying about the facts they witnessed firsthand. wisconsin d.a. eric tony and dodge county sheriff dale schmidt joined me now. good morning, thank you for being here. i guess taking a step back, eric, five years ago this administration did you think you would testify about this at 160n border -- mark wet at the impacts of this crisis plan that you witnessed in your community?

>> five years ago, might well theorize the district attorney i would not think i would testify on immigration consequences of the open border and fentanyl pouring into the united states and making its way into our community setting record overoverdose deaths not to mentn serious violent crime we had seen committed in our communities by illegal immigrants. some of those cases are ongoing so we have to make that disclaimer they are presumed innocent until proven guilty. but it is certainly tax the resource in the criminal justice system here. >> carley: sheriff, hop into the conversation. you are 36 miles where the d.a. so what are the things you will highlight at the hearing today? >> good morning, carley, thank you for having me. the things we are highlighting focus not only on the deaths and sexual assault and objections

that occur but just sheer fast amount of fentanyl coming into the community. and i like district attorney tony who thought we would never be talking about this, especially under the trump administration. we had so much support of the border and starting to see progress. there is a lot of work to be done but real progress as far as individuals feeling they will be accountability if they cross the border and came up here. we have so much fentanyl here. we have an individual who brought annabelle five and a half ounces of fentanyl and just at the end of president trump's last administration. and then move into the biden-harris administration shortly thereafter. they did nothing but that case. nobody has been prosecuted. a cartel member in wisconsin which is a border state. it is amazing that the administration did absolutely

nothing with this in two short years later, we end up with back on the radar not in prison. we are the ones holding this individual accountable. he should not have been here in the first place and our state prison system has to deal with him 20 years because of additional charges because they did not do their job in the first place. >> carley: who sits up the top of the government impacts local level and year witnessed firsthand. be up and talking about it, kamala harris cnn town hall yesterday and the border obviously came up. she said the administration did the right thing when it came to the border and she blamed congress for not asking a border bill. she never intended to support decriminalization of border crossers although she said she would in 2019. here's the quote, "i never intended or allowed america to have a border that is not secure." what you think about that? >> it is hard to understand what is coming out of her mouth based

on the statements and campaigned on an attorney general from the border state and district attorney. i am a district attorney and i see the consequences and despite that experience, she supported the biden administration rolling back the executive orders president trump put in place gaining control of the southern border and helping to slow the flow of fentanyl in the legal drugs and immigrants into the country. the reality is vice president uris has no credibility and want to elect somebody who will control the border, that is president trump. >> carley: more than 600 people living in the united states illegally have ties to venezuela again and a aragua. thank you for joining us and asked have luck and we appreciate you being on. >> thank you. >> todd: how difficult it was to understand the policy was. along those lines, she addresses

flip-flop on the border wall, watch. >> lets fix the problem. >> to fix the problem you did this compromise bill $50 million earmarked enter president trump to build the wall. >> i'm not afraid of ideas where they occur. >> you don't think it is not good anymore? you didn't do much of anything. >> but you do want to build some all? >> i want to strengthen our border. >> todd: so much to respond to prompt 2024 campaign senior at daniel alvarez. what is the campaign's response to that flip-flop right there? >> in order to fix the problem, voters have to fire kamala harris in november. yesterday she had an interview with telemundo town hall. she looked tired, ran down and she needs to take a break and that is certainly what the american people want.

that open border with millions of illegal immigrants pouring in and millions of fentanyl pouring in. over 300,000 missing children, and border czar kamala harris' responsibility and not to mention record inflation and our poor economy and the chaos we are seeing at home and abroad. the reality is last night on cnn, she spent more time giving nonanswers and spent more time focused on donald trump and the issues that she is responsible for, her weakness, her failure in the liberal agenda is responsible for over the last four years. josephine payment to be clear before we move on do you think kamala harris at the end of the date ultimately wants to build a border wall or more pandering? >> she absolutely does not. she does not want a secure border. look at the four years of her track record with eliminate

inside executive orders to into everything the president had accomplished in order secure the southern border. she absolutely does not. look at her track record to. right now she is willing to say anything to hold onto power, but the american people will not fall for it. just me one kamala last night, listen. >> i've made many mistakes and they range from, you know if you've ever parented a child, you make lots of mistakes. in my role as vice president, i mean, i have probably worked very hard at making sure that i am well versed on issues. i think that is very important. it is a mistake to not be well-versed on an issue and feel compelled to answer. >> todd: that is a front to fluidity and i will allow you to a text that if you like but there is a question in there,

what issue is she well-versed on, danielle? >> there is no issue she is well-versed on. we saw over an hour on cnn, kamala refused to answer a single question. you know what, i will answer it for her, her weaknesses are on the economy. record inflation, tie-breaking votes that sent us skyrocketing into inflation because of ridiculous spending of the harris-biden administration. open border and fentanyl pouring and, missing children, war between russia and ukraine and failed afghanistan withdrawal. the american people know that kamala harris has weakness after weakness. she does not deserve the promotion that she is asking for and only former president donald trump can fix the four years of devastation that kamala harris has caused periods bee went over the weekend, the democrats away from the narratie struggling mentally and tired os

they are back to hitler and say he wants unchecked power. listen. >> and we know that a second trump term would mean unchecked power with no guard rails to hold him back. that is just [bleep] >> this is somebody who wants unchecked power. we do not need to see what an older, lumi donald trump would look like with no guard rails. america is ready to turn the page. >> the bottom line is this we know what donald trump wants, he wants unchecked power. >> todd: on the heels of that piece out at the atlantic. how does the campaign with that democrats and the closing arguments these final 12 days? >> kamala harris is focused on donald trump.

has spent j. trump is focused on the american people. you have seen it only has four years in the white house where we have a humming economy with an least american energy and unleash the american worker but you have seen him talk about the issues that matter most to voters. and voters have told us that his inflation and voters have told us that is the economy. voters have told us that in securing the southern border. donald trump is focused on those issues. in the last two weeks of the campaign cycle. began, americans note president donald trump is only 11 to restore america to greatness. it is so different than theirs that they are throwing everything they can at the wall to see what sticks because kamala harris is floundering. she has absolutely abysmal record to run on, and she cannot contrast president donald trump who had our country so

successful here, americans were thriving in his economy and that is what our campaign is focused on. president donald trump is focused on as we had to november. >> todd: danielle alvarez, appreciate it. the enemies closing up to one another with a new world order. >> carley: we will talk about that with former congressman, doug collins, coming up next. sickle mus ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: happening today, vp harris to appear with president obama in atlanta and a final push to rally swing state voters. this comes as former president took the stage and dilute georgia to tell americans what he will do if he wins a second term. >> i'm here with the message of hope for all americans. with your bow in the selection, i will and inflation and stop an invasion of criminals into our country and i will bring back the american, i will bring it back quickly. >> carley: doug collins former georgia congressman and a host of "the doug collins podcast." both has spent an enormous time in georgia. where do you see the election right now? >> the election in georgia is interesting and a lot of turnout

historic levels. when you break that down, this is good for donald trump. the democrats have to be seeing this and typically we lose the early vote. the first week, week and a half we lose by 10-15 points higher. we see an out historic levels and we are actually winning an undecided or low propensity of voter numbers 11% or 12% and not voting. nobody is running out to decide to vote for harris. this is donald trump motor. do not -- this election -- >> t >> carley: the top election official talking about what you were mentioning. >> everyday is a record breaker. if you look at day today, we will be at almost 4 million early voting by the time we finished next friday. it is a testament voters trust the system in georgia. >> carley: do you think that is true? >> i think so and they are

getting back to vote. what it shows is the democrats: george election laws .2 to -- barack obama, joe biden, kamala harris, it's not. everything we have seen we have put insecurity in our elections and actually the once effective are the ones who turn out the most. for all the democrats spreading fell lies, stop it! >> carley: a great point in democrats have been saying, they have voted with record turnout. that is crazy. here is real clear elliptic deadlines it is close but the signs are not good for kamala harris. that may explain former president trump said in the past about murdered army private that the family even disputes. but the headlines are out there and do you think that will impact the election. >> for eight years they have said everything bad about donald trump and it continues to

roll off. you are pulling out something from john kelly chief of staff six years ago and refuted by people in the room his head i was in the room and this did no. no, it will not affect because you saw it in last segment, here is what i want to do. close the border, fix the economy. vice president harris took two days off to prepare for two interviews. i like interviews but i don't take two interviews two days off for preparing for interviews. if you are in atlanta with barack obama. >> todd: [boos] >> carley: she was asked by one vote or what is the number one thing you want to accomplish and she could not answer that question. so some parts of the town hall were extremely uncomfortable. want to get to this. russian president vladimir putin convened two dozen countries to conduct a new world order free from western dominance. this is the biggest platform since invading ukraine.

china, iran as well in india very disappointing also in attendance. and then separately, jacqui heinrich, she recently pressed john kirby on providing ukraine artillery here to listen what that sound like. >> why not green light the long-range missiles for ukraine which is zelenskyy's number when asked as sounding alarm about far-reaching implications if korean soldiers go into -- >> for one thing, we don't exactly know what these guys will do. >> what else would they be there for? >> we don't know but they will do whether they will deploy into combat or we certainly don't have a sense have the capability they might be able to bring to the field with them. >> a couple of years ago, you had russian troops staged at the ukrainian border in this administration said we didn't know if they were going in or impose sanctions and give it

ahead of time. where lies the consequence first? >> first of all, let's not rewrite history. we were the first country to go out publicly and say this is what we think the russians will do. that is not true! >> i think she ought to get a raise. >> that is the first holding accountable and they want it both ways on ukraine. tough on ukraine but yet until they want to have a softer approach. we don't know what these north korean troops will do. we don't know what putin will do. yes, we do church as she was right in the question, you are the one sort of up to date not knowing if they would go across the impact, vice president harris talks about the day they invaded. i caught a self guard because i'm not sure you have the vice president that close to the front line. and one at both ways. what happens is the seven filmic putin sees the weakness. iran and the folks.

so they say we see a weakness and we will exploit it well we can because they know come two weeks from now donald trump gets elected, that is over. >> todd: they will have a lot of spots. thank you so much and great to see you in the studio. todd, over to you. >> todd: my new agent doug collins mab: collins end the strike and the latest contract extending the brutal six week strike as the company reports a massive quarterly l loss. fox news business with the details. not a good year for boeing. >> it is worse and worse and bad news for the company. over 60% of the machine has said no, thank you to the contract and the biggest sticking point s the pension issue. boeing got rid of their pensions but want them reinstated and that was the biggest issue for the members. a lot of them saying this is a better offer but still said no. in seattle, this is where the

strike is taking place and why they rejected that offer. >> i am clearly rejecting. we need the pension back. >> i would love to have my pension back. we are all bitter about it. it felt like they stabbed us. >> no pension, no planes and i concur most of the people in that aircraft industry whether maintenance up pensions. 35% wage increase and 12 he is on the first year and incentive plan reinstated. think bonuses, 4% annual payout and they would put 401(k) deep in their 401(k) and $7,000 just signed a deal. looking at it on carley's computer, down more than 2% and lost almost 2% yesterday. unfortunately, this is bad news for boeing and they are losing $1 billion per day on this

strike. this is a great american company. all of the suppliers now are starting to talk about job cuts and ceo talking about cutting $17,000. this is what happens when strikes for this further. our hands are tied and we have to start letting people go. not the machinists that other people. >> todd: the ripple effect is absolutely -- it is tough to push the oracle of omaha sitting this one out. >> warren buffett is saying he will not endorse a candidate but the biggest reason is ai. they put the statement out on the website. mr. buffett does not currently endorse. invest in products or endorse and support political cand candidates. this is about ai and he specifically says he was shown images, video of him that was ai generated that was fake. he could not tell the difference in his family could not tell the

difference. he is worried this is what he told the journal, it is done perfectly and can be distributed instantly. he said they would be able to do it in a way to convince my family. this is a bigger issue than warren buffett. this is ai less than two weeks away from an election. everybody should question everything they see on social media to make sure it is the real thing because ai is that good. >> todd: the skeptical, cheryl, i will join you on the mornings with maria and i will see you soon. lawrence jones with a look at what is coming up on "fox & friends first." >> we have a big show and kamala harris dodging questions deflecting blame on handling of the border. and she said, she never intended to have a board at isn't secure. we react to that. harris former city opponent calling her alex saying she is all wrong on the economy and always has been. he will explain filmic explain

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♪ >> carley: the state of florida is suing the department of justice over allegedly blocking its investigation into the second assassination attempt on former president trump last month. >> todd: chanley painter here with the details. >> it looks to be a turf war between the fbi and the state over the investigation into the september assassination attempt of former entrepreneurship. now, the florida attorney general is asking a federal judge to stop the doj from halting its investigation into the crime saying federal officials claim their work takes precedence and that florida may not conduct its own investigation, may not interview witnesses and may only cooperate with the investigation. ryan route was arrested after allegedly stalking trump for a month before buildings a sniper's nest near the golf course. he faces several federal charges

and now demanding his judge step aside. theastlesz the same judge who dismissed trump's classified documents case in july. and he said this, quote: in the mind of the public, that mr. trump appointed your honor may add to the appearance of partiality given that he has publicly praised your honor for rulings in his case and where mr. -- and were mr. trump were to become president again he would have authority to elevate your honor to an appellate federal court. the federal prosecutors are opposing this. >> todd: chanley painter, thank you. fifth district one many could control congress. jonna hayes facing challenger on the republican side george logan. now, hayes, is being criticize sized for spending money on swanky trips to martha's vineyard all under the guise of the campaign. facing backlash for how she

responded to deadly flooding in her district. her important, george logan joins me now. george, when we got hit with that storm, let's face it we got flooding, mud slides, landslides. it was an absolute disaster where both you and i live. your opponent decided to stay at the democratic national convention instead of coming them deal with her district. her argument was she could not get a flight home. your response? this is all about priorities. jonna hayes consistently chosen the people of her party over our district. then come to find out she lied about her ability to get home. there were 21 flights between chicago and hartford, connecticut. she chose to stay in chicago. she chose to be with the party elites and big donors in chicago at a political party instead of coming home and being with the people in her district. you know, i stayed here. i was here on the ground. i surveyed the site and different areas. i met with folks. this was a deadly disaster and

she chose, again, in chicago as opposed to come down and be with the people in the district. and, look, you know, we are running a very tight race here. as close as it was i ran by less than a percentage point. we can win this seat. this wannabe squad member is not going to represent the people of our district. she has shown where she stands and we need make sure we have the resources to win this seat and move our country in the right direction. folks help me out with this campaign george logan for congress.com and help me remove in wannabe squad member. we can get it done. time to move in a different direction. folks are tired of the status quo. they are tired of affordability they're dealing with and tired of the border crisis which my opponent voted 99% in line with the biden administration. this is a campaign about whether you want more of the same or do we need a new voice? congress? i want to be that voice. we can get it done. >> todd: should be noted richard blumenthal did manage to make it

home during these horrific floods. we got like 10 inches in a matter of hours. it was bad. that cannot be discounted. there is also the matter of jonna has hayes' oysters, expene trips to martha's vineyard and the dnc and a day at the salon. richfield has money but it also includes waterbury. is she really out of touch with the people that she wants to vote for her? you got about a minute, george. >> she fell within the trap of d.c. of politics, right? again, choosing her party is over the people of the district. when you take a look at the lavish spending on hotels and dinner. fallen in that trap of the life lifestyle. somebody who is going to represent the people of the district. i'm ready to do that go george logan for congress.com. we are right there. momentum is going our way. let's remove hayes from congress and get going in the right

direction. get people in congress that will fix the border crisis. border issues. our failed international policy. all of these things need to be done and we can get it done. look, this is the countdown, the final countdown. early voting here in connecticut started this past monday. let's get it done and move our country in the right direction. >> todd: george logan, all eyes of the nation are on this race currently rated lean democrat by cook. we will see if that changes in the next 12 days to win republican on november 5th. george logan, best of luck to you. i lived through the storm fortunately we didn't have damage. a lot of people slammed instantaneously you would think governor returned home from the trip. senator returned home from the trip democrat. >> carley: set your d r for 5:00 a.m. eastern time so you don't miss a minute of "fox & friends first" ♪