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" ♪

>> steve: thank you very much todd and carley. it's 6:00 in new york city. on this thursday, october 24th, 2024, welcome to "fox & friends." election day just 12 days away. and the candidates are bringing the star power to the trail vice president kamala harris is back out campaigning today tapping former president obama and bruce springsteen to join her after country singer jason aldean joined former president trump in georgia a president who gets knocked down gets back up raises his fist in the air and says fight. >> lawrence: kamala harris answers to voters but failing to provide clear answers. >> i may not be quick to answer the question as soon as you ask it about a specific policy issue sometimes because i'm gonna want to research it. i'm gonna want to study it.

>> brian: yeah, that's one of her weaknesses. land of the free lunch. the massive amount of taxpayer money handed out to illegal migrants. they all look like fighting age males and draining money from our publicselveses as well. fox and friends starts right now. >> please get dressed let's start. 12 days to election day. heavy hitting politicians, celebrities and musicians are hitting the campaign trail on this thursday. >> today, vice president kamala harris will appear at a rally in georgia. she is going to be joined by former president obama for the first time, plus, bruce springsteen, spike lee, tyler perry and samuel l. jackson will be at that harris rally as well. meanwhile, former president donald trump is set to appear at a rally in arizona -- at arizona state university today. >> comes after his campaign in georgia yesterday where trump was introduced on stage by

country star jason aldean he is pat who gets knocked down, gets back up raises his fist in the air and says fight. and, to me, that's a warrior. and that's who we need running this country right now. that leader is none other than the 45th president of the united states, mr. donald j. trump. >> donald j. trump! ♪ be an american ♪ but at least i know i'm free ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ and i gladly stand up >> well, thank you very much. hello, duluth. hello, duluth. and a very special hello to georgia. [cheers and applause]

i'm here today with a message of hope to all americans. with your vote in this election i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. i'm going to bring it back very quickly. america will be bigger, better, bolder, richer and safer and stronger than ever before. >> steve: one of the other things that jason aldean -- pictured right there. remember jason aldean was spotted sitting next to the former president at the rnc in july in milwaukee. jason said when he was there on the stage in duluth yesterday -- and he is a georgia native, that every vote is necessary. don't sit this one out. and essentially that's the production' message but at the same time it's also the democrats' message. >> brian: i was able to see him at the rnc in those boxes, those luxury boxes up there just doing some reporting. sadly i have to say that the

real star of that family is britney, his wife. she is unbelievably tuned in to the political process he is unabashed trump supporter. he doesn't care where it lands. also everyone remembers jason aldean was on stage when that vegas shooting took place. >> lawrence: i think it's good for the former president but i don't think these endorsements matters for the right. i don't think it matters for the left. all their celebrity endorsements. what matters is the work that the candidates are putting in. when you look at his schedule. the interviews that he is doing. the town halls that he is doing, the events. i think that was 9:00 p.m., 9:30 last night and still on stage talking with the american people. in the homestretch, i think that's the dinners. >> after kamala takes time off of the campaign. then she was doing that town hall yesterday with anderson cooper. i was not impressed with her answers. she couldn't answer anyone's questions. she took questions from the audience asking her things like why are you different from joe biden? she knows that question is coming because she has been asked it before and she said i

don't see. >> steve: i'm not joe biden. >> ainsley: now she is saying i'm not joe biden. she can't answer the questions on what policy she would change. she couldn't answer why she would be different than joe biden. if she would build some sort of a wall when anderson asked her about that. wouldn't answer that mistakes she made as haven't after admitting she did make mistakes. she couldn't answer why she couldn't do what promised when she v.p. carol asked her when she asked her what her major policy goal are she would like to accomplish. she couldn't answer eric's question in the audience who did you blame for rising grocery prices. she instead said we will have a national ban on price gouging. >> todd: who is going to be a better protecter of israel is it going to be out or donald trum? she would not answer that question. why? because she is worried about michigan. if i'm too good to israel it's going to look bad for me in michigan. trump would have said on that, i will be better, i have always been better.

yet he is still winning in michigan or dead heat. >> lawrence: brian, what is this new talking point that she released yesterday and she is a thinker and she has to think about these questions. you are running for president. you have ran back in 2019 as well. it's not like these questions are new. it's not like to the problems that the country is facing are new. you would think after you said you were going to declare for the presidency that you had written all this stuff down and be prepared to answer the question. >> steve: that you would have figured it out. so the main thing is, keep in mind in the audience there in that suburb of philadelphia yesterday, there were a number of undecided voters. and they assembled there at that cnn town hall to hear some specific answers because she has been vague about a lot. so take a look. the reviews not good for her because she did not really answer a lot of the questions. for instance, and ainsley touched on this a moment ago, why she didn't do what she is promising to do in the future when she has a chance as vice

president. >> some voters might ask you have been in the white house four years you were the not the president you were the vice president. why wasn't that done the last four years. >> there was a lot done but there is more to do anderson. i'm pointing out things that need to be done that haven't been done but need to be done. i'm not going to shy away from saying, hey, these are still problems that we need to fix. >> is there something you can point to in your life, political life or in your life in the last four years that you think is a mistake that you have learned from? >> i mean, i have made many mistakes. and they range from, you know, if you have ever parented a child, you feel like you make lots of mistakes, too. in my role as vice president, i mean, i have probably worked very hard at making sure that i am well versed on issues and i

think that is very important. it's a mistake not to be well-versed on an issue and feel compelled to answer a question. >> brian: my mistake is i work too hard. >> steve: she is a thinker. >> lawrence: no one in her staff. >> steve: she is a joyful thinker. >> ainsley: she is not prepared for this job. she can't answer these questions. >> brian: she was able to answer one question and that is what took place yesterday with general kelly thinking yesterday or the day before a perfect time to talk to atlantic magazine and look up the word fascist and say donald trump is a fascist. she was asked that question by anderson cooper, watch. >> i will ask you don't, do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. yes, i do. >> steve: that just goes into what we have been talking about where since the get-go, since joe biden was the candidate, this campaign's whole theme was donald trump is a threat to democracy. and so that was a lay up for her, because she knew exactly what she was going to say. it was predestinned that she

would call him a fascist. but it also sets the table for next tuesday. she is going to make her closing argument on the ellipse, which is just to the south of the white house, and that very spot is where donald trump on the morning of january 6th addressed the thousands of people who assembled in washington. so she is going to continue right until the bitter end that he is a threat to democracy. >> lawrence: she makes that point about him being a fascist she is by proxy saying that the half of the country that support him are supporting that. and i just don't think that's a nice play in the closing -- especially right now when you look at most of the polling with him leading with independents. that's not what you want. i just think the american people know in the last two weeks they are going to hear at love things from both sides. people are already voting right now. there is going to be all this dirt that comes out. it always goes toward the republican. every single time. remember, it's not just donald trump that they're calling a

fascist. they called john mccain a fascist. the same thing for mitt romney as well. they called him a racist as well. i think people are just tired of when you disagree with someone all of a sudden they become hitler or fascist or authoritarian. i don't think it's going to work. >> brian: definition of fascism. is donald trump a far right authoritarian? does anyone think that donald trump is far right? he pushed the far right over to the middle, and a lot of people on the right still haven't accepted that does he seem far right when he tries to go to ukraine? i'm just going to try to make peace there. when he says -- he talks about is he ultra nationalist political ideology? i don't know. he has make america great again that many people think he took from ronald reagan. i don't think ronald reagan was considered a fashionist. finally he goes is the movement characterized by a dictatorial leader? i always thought he spent the last four years trying to find out who was trying to undermine him. he had a plot hatched by hillary clinton to undermine him, paid

for by the hillary clinton camp, implemented by andy mccabe and peter strzok who quickly got network contracts. james comey was at the forefront of that people trying to undermine him and pushing back on that every leader of our country frustration about not trying to get things done because of congress and because it's friendly or not and getting those 60 votes necessary to pass legislation in is what we see at the end of a race. joy thing didn't work for them. throwing spaghetti against the wall and hoping this one sticks. calling him a fascist or nazi. the visions in our mind working at mcdonald's. of the vision is going to north carolina and talking to the families man getting emotional thanking donald trump for coming there and seeing the destruction. going to the barber shops with you and sitting down with the

people. coming here and talking with us. when i think of donald trump, that's what i think of i don't think of him as a nazi or fascist. that's not true. >> brian: she is going to be speaking at the ellipse. if it's cold that night you should remind her you can always bring a heater. i am so hot. >> ainsley: are you really? >> steve: i don't know that ainsley is going to be there. >> brian: just an idea. >> ainsley: you hold the extension cord and i will hold the heater. >> steve: they are making their closing argument because it is 12 days until election day. >> brian: the department of homeland security has identified, get this, hundreds of migrants with possible ties to that violent venezuelan gang tva. >> ainsley: chanley painter joins us now with all the details. >> over 600 migrants with possible ties to the gang have been identified. officials believe that some may be relatives. victims, or witnesses to the crimes of the tda gang members. and more than 100 of the

migrants had enough gang confirmation to be deemed, quote: subjects of interest that dhs recommended to be placed on the fbi's watch list for transnational criminal organizations. now, the agency has confirmed that the gang is active in 15 states and they are working to stop them from growing, saying, quote: as part of our work to counter tda, dhs has an ongoing operation to track down gang members rescreening individuals previously encountered rigorous screening and vetting at the border. there have been some numerous crimes in the last year that have linked tda in the united states, including in colorado and new york. officials believe the gang has taken over apartment building, as we reported here on "fox & friends" in aurora, colorado and authorities in new york city are warning that the gang is linked to dozens of robberies and even recruiting children, guys. send it back to you. >> brian: it's just amazing. and if we could see the cover --

thanks, chanley. if we could see the cover of the "new york post" does this look like refugees desperate to find land and shelter? look at it close. these people all look like they are in their 20's. just got out of bali's gym membership and come to america for food and housing. >> ainsley: spent $150 billion on migrants last year and taking money from everything else. gives examples like the kids in logansport; they are getting pushed out of the schools by incoming migrants who require more attention. >> talks about southport land, maine 1.9 million in 2025 for migrants. senior property tax fund leading to the mayor suggesting residents take out reverse mortgages. >> steve: holy cow. i have got a friend. >> brian: tom selleck the guy you go to for reverse mortgages. >> steve: i have a friend who runs a large business in new jersey. is he con standpointly hiring

people. a migrant came in and applied for the job and perfect for the job, but, because the business as all businesses are supposed to do they use everify. >> lawrence: supposed to. >> steve: you are supposed to use it. he abides by the law he said okay, what's your social security number and he says i don't have one i says i don't have one. everybody has to be verified. even though he would have loved to hire him and so a day or so later gets email from the migrant's case worker. the case worker sends him a thing how is he discriminating against somebody who has been granted asylum or has refugee status. and so you click around and you see how do you answer the everify with a social security number? you just put in all zeros. so he put in 0000 #-00-0000 and it worked.

and now he has hired that man. >> lawrence: it's incredible. every time i see him it's just like this. i wonder if kamala harris really wants to be president. you would think her or the current president would get on the phone with the president of mexico. and say hey, you have to put a pause to this. we can't have this image before election day especially with the number two issue for many states is immigration. instead you see the cover of the "new york post," and it's tattooed in the american people's mind. if you like that image, you are going to get four more years of that with kamala harris. there has been no outreach to the country's president to say let's just put a pause on this. it's two weeks before the election. i mean, good luck, people. if this is what you want, then vote for her. >> steve: coming to america. >> brian: do you know who came to 1211 sixth avenue? >> steve: we all did. >> brian: carley shimkus. >> carley: dark and early in the middle of the night. shall i deliver some more news this morning?

we got a fox business alert to get. to say mcdonald's believes sliced raw onions are likely to blame for deadly e.coli outbreak. the supplier is recalling some yellow onion batches but so far have not found any traces of bacteria. this comes after mcdonald's stopped selling quarter pounder hamburgerrens at one fifth. 49 cases reported across 10 states. one person in colorado has died and a child has also hospitalized. check out this footage here. a build police pursuit in houston ends with thousands of dollars blowing onto the streets. this money coming from an atm. police say three theist then led them on a chase after crashing on the highway. the suspect left a trail of $100 billings in their path. two of the three suspects were eventually caught. democrat senate candidate lucas coons is facing backlash after a local tv reporter was struck by a bullet fragment while coons

was firing a gun -- at a gun range during at a campaign event. his opponent g.o.p. senator josh hawley posted to x, quote: i know the coons campaign needed a shot in the arm but this is taking a little far. federalist co-founder also weighed in saying quote, absolutely mind-blowing insanity for a candidate for a political party that wants to take away your guns because it claims you can't safely own them. coons gave the statement to fox news digital saying safety is important to us which is why the range was set up and run by a certified nra training counselor. we acted quickly and i'm glad the reporter was okay and age to keep reporting. and those are your headlines. guys. a little bit of controversy. >> lawrence: morons had a cameraman down range as they were shooting you don't have inn

in someone down range shooting. >> steve: private home. >> lawrence: what a moron. >> steve: to the reporter's credit, that's why there is great video right there because there was a tv crew there. the reporter got bandaged up by the candidate who apparently was a marine and he had all the stuff there. there is adam kinzinger, haven't seen him for while. next things you know the reporter kept reporting. evidence finished the story and now he is the story. >> ainsley: wow. >> brian: wow. that was a lot. >> steve: and he is okay. >> brian: more from kamala harris last night as she refuses to take accountability for the border crisis. >> intended nor will i are allow america to have a border that is not secure.

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his peace talks with qatar which is actually a mediator for gaza. hamas' militant group actually has an office there as well. the state department says blinken is meeting with all partners and will, quote: emphasize the need to chart a new path forward that enables palestinians to rebuild their lives and realize their aspirations free from hamas' tyranny. he will underscore that additional food, medicine and other humanitarian aid must be delivered to civilians in gaza. now here in israel. there has been a constant barrage of incoming rockets from iran. our crew have seen them. even though the missiles might be intercepted in the sky the remnants hurt or kill people when they fall. israel says four civilians were recently wounded after debris fell on to them from intercepted rockets. the fighting between israel, lebanon and iran has deeply concerned the united states and now russian president vladimir putin says he thinks the middle east is on the brink of a full scale war. saying the confrontation is running the risk of a chain reaction and here on the ground

we are expecting a possible full scale military strike from israel against iran in retaliation for the october 1st missile strike here in israel. brian? >> brian: matt, a war in every direction. it's amazing. matt finn, thanks so much. 26 minutes now after the hour. with less than two weeks until the election, vice president harris is still dodging any and all questions. and deflecting blame on the handling of her border. >> you executive actions dramatic impact people crossing over. why didn't your administration do that in 2022, 2023. we were working with congress and hoping that actually we could have a long term fix to the problem instead of short-term fix. debate when asked if border crossing should be decriminalized obviously that is not your position. >> i never inner teptionded nor will i ever allow america to have a border that is not secure. >> brian: you just did. here to discuss it with

restoring american editor at the washington examiner kaylee mcgee white. your take on the lack of answers and the lack of prethought when it comes to these very obvious questions? remember why she is at the town hall in the first place she desperately needs to win over the independent swing state voters this has been issues before kamala entered this race. i think of my own family an friends back in michigan. they have consistently rated immigration as one of their top issues. yet, the only consistent messaging they have received from kamala harris on this is that she has no idea what she is talking about. she was asked about the border wall by anderson cooper and she started off by making fun of donald trump on the border wall. and then about two seconds later she started to sound just like donald trump by arguing that the only pathway to immigration should be a legal one again she

had to be reminded by anderson cooper that she is technically in support of the border wall when she says that she supports that bill. so this is a massive problem from kamala harris, and it's also a problem for voters who still do not have straight answers from her. >> brian: remember, she said this when she was trying to become president, watch. >> if you would be so kind, raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without documentation? keep your hands up so we can see them. explain why flip flopped or short-term memory loss. very important for people to understand. that bipartisan legislation, which i'm sure she can't tell you three facts about came up because republicans were reluctant to give aid to ukraine. they said until you decided to do something at the border they worked that out that walls presented. that went nowhere.

ukraine aid eventually got there nothing came from the vice president's office. >> well, anyways losses a mass amnesty bill which is the number one reason why donald trump and republicans opposed it. this gets to the root of the issue. kamala harris' problem with immigration isn't just a communication one. it's that her administration's policies are quite literally indefensible. the number one question that she should be asked on this is not why didn't you take action in 2022 or 2023. it's why did you and president joe biden open the border in the first place on day one of his presidency? this was not a problem when joe biden entered office. this only became a problem when he started repealing all of the trump era policies that had successfully secured the border. there is no defense for what they have done and this is why she struggles to answer very basic questions about their policies. >> brian: kayleigh, this is whag american people saw what they did and trump did and running

from what they did because they wished they did what trump did? is seal the border not a republican or democrat thing. it's security. american people are repulsed by what happened and she still wants to blame trump. if she cared, she would say i'm putting up the wall. it's laying in the desert right now. i'm finishing the wall and show that's legitimate ily changed. kaylee thanks so much, appreciate it. you will could always do it. we paid for it. georgia on the line this election will. lawrence talks to atlanta voters as or barbershop series continues, next. >> guy right here looking for opportunity to start his own business. >> um-huh. >> and he's telling me, you know, what president would actually help me the best

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>> steve: more on the election. vice president kamala harris and

former president donald trump. making stops in the swing state georgia this week. a new poll that has trump leading by four percentage states in the peach state with the atlanta journal constitution being the author. >> it also shows about 74% of black voters in georgia would vote for harris a drop from the 87% biden received in 2020. >> lawrence: i went to atlanta to talk to some of these men as part of our exclusive barbershop talk series. take a look. >> what would you say is the state of the community right now? >> oh, man, right now, the state of the community is we're kind of in disarray. >> lawrence: disarray? >> yes. we'll want to know what is going to happen in november. >> if the election were held today, who do you all think is going to win. >> i think trump. it's going to be close. in here, we have seen more people leaning towards kamala harris. >> it's not about the person.

right? i have never fall in love with a personality. if you look at my history of voting, even this most current one, it's not down the line blue all the time. it's not all red. it's a mixture because i look at people who is best for the situation? >> what are you hearing from people right now? >> a way for them to work for themselves. and they want to pick the best candidate that allowed them to work for themselves. and a lot of times you have people like my guy right here who is looking for an opportunity to start his own business. and is he telling me, you know. what president would actually help me the best? so i'm telling him, i think kamala. >> i voted for her and biden last time. >> lawrence: so you voted for biden and gave him a shot? >> right. and by pockets hurt. i don't want my pockets hurting. >> i'm just going to go ahead

and say it i'm going to support trump. it's obvious. but he gave its four years of peace and prosperity. a secure border. no new wars and one of the biggest thing that speak to me as a business owner is the border. i mean, inflation we have more dollars chasing less goods and invasion also is another form of inflation because we have more people that are needing, you know, less products. >> what would you say is the number one issue facing black america right now? >> oh, man, the number one issue i would say facing black america is to trust, the trust of washington. the inflation is crazy high right now. interest rates are up. and we just don't believe what's in office right now is going to support us another four years. >> i consider myself middle class. and i can relate to ms. harris

ally with the more, a lot more. but, at the same time, i respect other people's opinion. with that being said the 'agenda that works best for me is the one that is going to give me that $50,000 tax break if i should start another business or save me $67,000 on taxes during that year. >> plan yet on what she is going to do. all she has talked about is what she is going to give people. she is going to give people all this stuff. we are going to give you $25,000 tax credit to buy a house. >> lawrence: that's not enough for you? >> it don't matter if you give these people $25,000, they are not going to buy a house. they're not going to do it. everybody wants something for free. that's what the democrats think. if we give you something, you will vote for us. i don't need a handout. i need an opportunity.

>> lawrence: what is the number one issue folks talk about that is facing them? is it the economy? is it more jobs? >> sports. no, really. [laughter] >> lawrence: that too. >> >> again, people come from all walks of life in this barbershop. and that's the beauty of georgia. that's the beauty of any barbershop in america. >> lawrence: that's true. as you can see it's a split race in georgia. a lot of black businesses there as well. i think the one thing that you can take away is and i continue to say, this i'm not suggesting that the whole barbershop is going to vote for donald trump. i have never said that in any of the ones that we have covered. but we have never seen this amount of black men supporting a republican candidate. and i think that's why the alarm bells are going off. there are still some people in the barbershop that's going to vote for kamala harris. >> steve: particularly the one guy who said, look, the democrats are going to give you as much stuff as they can to get

your vote talking about the $25,000 to buy a house. nobody is going to buy a house. they just want free stuff. >> lawrence: people can't afford it right now. >> brian: would you say indicative of the passion georgia is through the roof of early voting? jim crow 2.0. anti-minority. they are trying to keep minorities from voting. really? tell that to the turnout in 2022 and then you look at this. >> not just that, brian though coined that phrase trying to link to that. his support amongst black men when he did that doubled. i'm not sure working. another poll that came out by the university of chicago shows a quarter of awful black men supporting trump. that's never happened before. 44% of young latino men say they're supporting trump. alarm bells are going off. it's the economy. can you scare people all day but people want to provide for their families. >> ainsley: barbershop you heard of the guy say if you compare

the last four years to where we were before, i had more money in my bank account. >> lawrence: that was the gentleman that voted for kamala harris and joe biden in the past. these aren't partisans. >> steve: at the barbershop itself they probably had to juan prices because everything costs more. >> lawrence: everything is going up. i can't speak to the prices at the barbershop there because i didn't ask them that. but, i think everything is going up in some form or fashion. >> brian: quick question because you know i go to a salon. >> lawrence: we got to change that. >> brian: hit with you skin bracer? >> steve: after a hair cut? >> lawrence: a shave. alcohol. they spray it. if they don't -- if it doesn't burn, then you haven't gotten a real hair cut. it needs to burn. >> ainsley: what's the purpose of that? >> steve: antiseptic to kill all the bacteria and all that. good job. >> lawrence: thank you. that was the last one. >> steve: got to do more of them. because very telling.

>> ainsley: they are great. >> steve: meanwhile democrats and the media ramping up the trump fear factor. jonathan turley explains why it won't work this time. he's next. ♪ >> donald trump is unstable. >> this is a dangerous person. >> is he a menace to democracy. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter.

>> janice: good morning, everyone. focusing in on the northeast where we have had incredible dry stretch and warm stretch of weather. look at this rainless street for new york city continues even though we have a trace of rain along with a cold front. philadelphia as well. we could break some records over the next week or. so the drought monitor here extreme to exceptional over parts of the ohio valley in towards the northeast. and then taking a look through the next 10 days through halloween, very dry conditions and very warm. we could have one of the warmest halloweens on record for the northeast. i think we're going to be pushing 80 degrees. here is the forecast today. cold front does move through the northwest. showers and thunderstorms there. we do have some showers and thunderstorms offshore of the west coast. otherwise, a really nice-looking day and warmer than average for millions of folks across the country. all right, steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: aall right, j.d., thak you. >> janice: you got it.

>> steve: media and democrats continuing fear campaign over president trump final two weeks before we election. >> yes, i do believe donald trump is unstable increasingly unstable and unfit to serve. >> the fact of the matter is, this is a dangerous person, this is a stupid person. and that's a bad combination. >> this is somebody who wants unchecked power. we do not need to see what an older, lewanier donald trump looks like with no guardrails. >> donald trump is the stupidest and most dangerous presidential candidate in history is he threatening to sick troops ton protesters. >> genuine threat to democracy. that's not hyperbole. that is the god's truth. >> that was all about joe's campaign from the get-go. but, jonathan turley, the law

professor, points out in a brand new op-ed in the "new york post," the voters just aren't buying it. and jonathan joins us right now from ohio. >> good morning to you, professor. >> thank you. hi, steve: >> steve: in that little soundbite montage they are pulling out all the stops. you elect donald trump it's the end of america as we know it. >> it is. this is sort of panic politics with sort of a halloween flair that something wicked this way comes. and if you vote against me. you are voting against democracy and life as you know it. what is missing from this is any sense of history and any sense of constitutional law. for over two centuries we have the oldest and most stable democratic system in the history of the world. we have gone through wars and economic crises and social crises and we are still here. it's a system designed to last because we have overlapping safeguards and checks and balances and tripartite system. all ever that has to fail for

these dire apocalyptic predictions to come true. and what's dangerous about this is that the panic politics is designed to distract voters, to say that no matter what else is bothering you, vote for your own life because you're looking at the end of democracy and your way of life unless harris is elected. >> steve: sure. this was the theme whether it was joe biden. the campaign said okay, we have got january 6th. we're gonna remind people about january 6th. and they have done that. and much to their horror, jonathan, there is brand new "the washington post" poll that came out in the last week or so who would do a better job against threats to democracy in the united states? and donald trump is actually beating kamala harris. and that could be one of the reasons why she is going to make her closing argument on tuesday at the ellipse and she's going to say and this is where donald trump stood on january 6th. and we know what happened that

day. that's what she is going to say. >> yeah. what is interesting, steve, earlier poll when joe biden was still the nominee, had the same result that they thought that trump, rather than biden, would be a better protection of the democracy. and the problem here is that the american people have an innate sense when they are being played for chumpsz. it's not that the decision is easy for them trump and harris. they don't buy it. they don't buy that after this long two centuries of successful democracy it's all going to come to an end unless harris is elected president. but they are doubling down because they -- this is the only thing they want to talk about. they are going to try to win an election based on abject fear with a mix of illusory joy. and so far that hasn't tracked with the voters. but, as a legal matter, it borders on constitutional defamation. you know, there is a lot of complaints can you make about our system. but the one thing you can

recommend is we're still here. a system designed by james madison to last. and, you know, when obama says he is going to get unchecked power you are left scratching your head. we have a system of checks and balances. we have try par tight system that is designed to prevent that where are judges going to take hold because harris is not elected president? >> steve: professor, thank you very much for putting it exactly like that for people who would like to read his op-ed go to the new york post.com. sir, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thanks. >> steve: all right. it is 7 minutes before the top of the hour and carley joins us with some news about that mayor. >> carley: you are not going to believe this. the so-called worst mayor in america. falling on hard times. dalton, illinois mayor tiffany henyard and her boyfriend are facing eviction lawsuit. their landlord says they have

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