empowering women and they know they are able to get elevated. there is a whole bunch of stuff and it really didn't work quite as well with man as it did with younger women. i think donald trump displays a certain macho and he is confident he has male energy. >> laura: is it just a deep connection jus? >> you know, i think it is aa little bit of both. the everybody sees the alpha that he is and what he looks like in the face of danger. the guy's schedule let alone he's in a different state every single day. he is a true wealth of. people stand for that. they want to play for this country and not someone who is a pushover. >> laura: that is for sure, colby, i know you are not a pushover and jesse is next.

♪ ♪ >> carley: 11 days out from election day this weekend could make all the difference for who becomes the next president of the united states. today donald trump will join joe rogan's podcast for the first time ever as he looks ahead to historic rally at madison square garden over the weekend. kamala harris is definitely down to get help from hollywood and plans to rally with beyonce today after a star-studded rally in georgia. >> todd: listen to this the menendez brother could walk free after murdering their parents but is this actually about justice or just a political stunt? l.a. county d.a. george gas: big election. >> it time to play ball and officially starting between the yankees and the dodgers and this could be one of the biggest fall classics and history. former yankee star pitcher roger clemens knows a thing or two about winning the world series. he is here live studio with his predictions. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this

friday morning, i am carley shimkus. >> todd: is at a bad sign i may have text my voice ewing guy doing the instagram tease? and the game is 15 hours away. pace yourself. i am todd piro coming up brooke singman to preview a very busy weekend and campaigning, hey brooke. >> for murder president trump back on the campaign trail 11 days and trump will set for an interview with podcasting giant joe rogan and the studio and austin, texas, and to take part in campaign events in texas and michigan. the harris campaign said the vice president will not do rogan's podcast because of scheduling conflicts. and send it president is holding a massive rally in deep new york city madison square garden's. house speaker mike johnson is attending for sold-out event that meanwhile trump standby harris claiming the white house has done the right thing when it comes to the border.

listen. >> she said, "i think we did the right thing." >> wait a minute, that she is handling it correctly? >> correct. >> she said that? >> we allowed 21 million people and 21,099 murders in mental institutions all over the world. if she said that, look she is grossly incompetent person. if she said that, they had the worst boater in history. >> we spoke with senior advisor who shared the closing message to voters saying kamala harris for the last four years has wrecked the economy and the border. donald trump will fix both of them. the beauty of this election cycle is that everybody who is going to vote has lived through the trump years and the harris years. they have experienced both administration when the 15 was present at the economy was fantastic and inflation nonexistent, the border was secure and border at peace. harris will be in texas for a

rally where fiance expected to perform after holding a star-studded campaign event in georgia yesterday where bruce springsteen performed and called out trump. >> donald trump is running to be an american tyrant. he does not understand this country. it's history, or what it means to be deeply american. harris harris was joined by former president barack obama at the rally slamming trump and doubling down on the economic policies. >> over the last years and particularly the last eight years, donald trump has become more confused, more unstable, more angry. you see it every day. >> leapt out a plan to make your life better. she will go after corporations. and she will make it easier to build and buy a home.

>> harris will head back to michigan on saturday for a campaign event with michelle obama. >> carley: getting down to the wire, broke, think very much. the house committee showing 1 million illegal migrants are staying in the u.s. indefinitely under the biden-harris administration's "quiet amnesty." the report 700,000 migrants had immigration cases dismissed, terminated, or closed throughout the biden-harris administration and dhs failed to file necessary work for cases. 90,000 cases terminated under former president trump's term first term in office and the report found the immigration court backlog skyrocketed under biden-harris with 3.7 million new cases in 2021. back in january cpc said dhs secretary alejandra may or because 85% of the illegal migrants are released into the united states.

and aurora, colorado, councilman sounding the alarm with new leaked emails showing authorities alerted local law enforcement about the migrant gang threat warning last november, they decided to make them for the headquarters due to sanctuary policies and location. nearly one year later, the residents are leaving their homes because of violence happening in the area. the city of aurora releasing a statement, "we must remember the police departments and justice system must rely on admissible evidence and not hearsay or fragments of information." there has been significant increase of arrest so that gang across the u.s. this year. >> todd: rfk jr. urging catholics to get out and vote for former president donald trump. >> catholics may disagree on many issues that we must find a way to love our children more than we hate each other. i hope you will join me in supporting donald trump. >> todd: a recent fox news

poll leaving harris among catholic voters. former president trump preparing for what could be the biggest rally of the year inside the world's most famous arena madison square garden. >> carley: two gen z voters at the rally are here for us to tell us why this could be the final blow to the harris campaign coming up next. ♪ ♪

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>> carley: happy friday. toby made it! a big round of applause. looking at your temperature is not too bad for the country and talk about record warmth this weekend that dry conditions. much of the drought except florida and parts of the southeast impacted by the hurricanes. we also had heavy rains for

parts of the four corners but otherwise extremely dry here. things start to change as we get to the weekend and next week for a widespread area of the country but for now a weak cold front ringing some unsettled weather from the great lakes to the ohio valley to the interior northeast. we have a big storm system to move into the west coast. midweek, late week, rainfall much needed rain for the central east and the east coast will remain dry as we go through halloween. in the tropics, nothing to look at right now, however, as we get into the halloween weekend as we get into voting week, we could deal with something in the tropics potentially to go into the gulf of mexico. nothing right now that we need to pay attention and some of the forecast models are a little concerning. but we will keep you posted. if you go on social media, there

will be a hurricane! people are trying to vote. but i will let you know. okay? no panic, no five alarms. >> todd: we will take under advice. >> carley: thank you so much. >> todd: "the new york post" endorsing donald trump for president making he has the clear choice for a better future. "motors carry a heavy responsibility in the election. one of the most consequential in the history of this great nation. the choice will have reverberations for two different paths for the future americans will take." trump and harris want to take us very dark different roads but simple and vital and donald trump is the right choice. he is only one to secure the border, and bring back in america that is respected on the world stage. >> carley: donald trump kicking off 2024 campaign appearance on joe rogan's

podcasts before holding his work rally sunday night in the world's most famous arena madison square garden in new york city. gen z voter and founder and ceo of conservatory and michael do, and they are both attending a rally this weekend and join me now. good morning to you both. jamie, why are you going to be going to this rally on sunday giving up part of your week and when you could be doing anything else? >> i love to go to president trump's rally and i was in the georgia rally in duluth and it was amazing. i worked on his campaign in 2020, and i have never seen energy like this. his rally had the most young people i have ever seen and most diverse rally i have ever seen and the energy was through the roof. i recommend anyone in the swing states where he's coming to to get out there and still get to the madison square garden as well. it will be amazing.

>> carley: michael, trump was in the fatah and turning point rally in las vegas and turning point is organization for young people but what he said about the direction he thinks the country should go end. watch this. >> we will teach our children to love our country to love our history and always respect our great americans on land. i will put a bill in for congress and anyone burning our american flag goes to jail for one year automatically. we will not be invaded. we will not be occupied to. we will not be conquered. we will be a free and proud nation once again. >> carley: i want to play that because for a while and now a opinion among young people and certainly hollywood is the country is terrible. we had a history of colonization founded on oppression but you saw a shift how young people feel about the country. that can lead to how they feel about donald trump.

>> yes, exactly. much what i reported the campus reform anti-american sentiments and i went to my backyard and my home turf of florida and young students are shifting to the left of the vast majority and often times the silent majority of students are conservative libertarian and independent and that is the message we saw from president trump carriage of the students want and students have been played far left narratives in the classroom and outright stupidity. by administrators and trump's message resonates with students and just like me i was in seventh grade when trump elected 2016. a groups with the biden-harris regime and the contrast between the two administrations and donald trump is the smarter choice and students realize this more. >> one of the reasons joe biden at won 2020 and you turned out for him higher-than-expected to. do you think that will happen

this time around and among your friends who are conservative, had to they feel about kamala harris? are you sensing excitement around her but young people? >> you know, i think he will see a huge shift in that both the selection that we have never seen with the republican party before. young people are sick of the woke agenda. they are over the ideology shut down their throat. kids are going to a normal college campuses. a lot of people my age don't feel like they are growing up in the same america our parents got. bit is so expensive to find that groceries and ran through the birth and impossible to buy a house these days in your 20s. i think americans especially young americans want to go back to what we had before. i think you will see record turnout from young people going conservative. >> todd: the other factor is the outrage through podcast, a popular comedian and he will

be filming with joe rogan later today and we will be watching it all. jamie, michael enjoy the rally sunday and have a great weekend. >> switching gears and a big story, three decades since the men and as brother sentenced to life in prison for killing their parents inside the family's beverly hills mansion. now they could be getting another chance at freedom. a full report coming up next. >> todd: it is quite the story. could jewish voters swing for the swing states? battleground pennsylvania. don't miss it. ♪ ♪ to sev ♪ to bare my skin ye, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything ♪ with skyrizi, you can show up with 90% clearer skin. and if you have psoriatic arthritis,

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the details. >> bit is a case that riveted the nation 35 years ago and visiting the nation once again. much in part due to netflix features detailing recommended dez and lyle menendez and the shot gun murders have their in 1989 when they were 18 and 21 years old. the brothers claimed they had been sexually abused by their father for years but prosecutors argued money was a mode of now decades later the pair could soon be eligible for parole in los angeles county district george gascon saying his office recommend resentenced in part on new cooperating evidence of the abuse. >> i believe that they have paid their debt to society. in the system provides a vehicle for their case to be reviewed by a parole board, and

the parole concurs with my assessment. and it will be their decision. they will be released accordingly. >> critics are questioning the timing of the announcement and he is fighting to keep his job in a tough reelection campaign. >> george gascon, the guy down 30 points in his reelection bid throws a hail mary today. he is letting out the menendez brothers. he's not letting them out. they are eligible for parole, when he will make sure it happens. it is a terrible criminal justice system. >> in order to be for a, the recommendation must be approved by a judge before official in ao sign off on the brothers eventual release, todd and carley. >> chanley painter, s, think it's a much. bracing for a war that responds to retaliatory missile attack from israel and the strike

responding to the october 1st missile attack on israel and iranian officials tell "the new york times" a rainy and simple claim to make supreme leaders to create multiple plans on potential outcome of retaliation. they would fire 1,000 ballistic missiles if israel causes significant damage to significant oil and nutrient will make nuclear sites. >> todd: top of mind for many people and then and undecided jewish voters could decide battleground pennsylvania where jewish voters make up 3% of all voters in a state to set up by just 1.2 percentage points back in 2020. peter deutsch is a former democrat florida congressmen are now campaigning for trump in pennsylvania. he joins me now and great to have found the program. before beginning to pennsylvania why is a former democrat congressman did you decide to endorse president trump?

>> everything is going through a process in their minds who to vote for president. for me, the most important job of the president of the united states is to maintain peace in the world. president trump for four years, we had peace, prosperity, no wars and the harris-biden administration for coyears of wars, death, distraction. >> todd: many jewish members see that and harris support from jewish voters down eight points compared to joe biden back in 2020. what are you seeing and hearing from jewish voters as you campaign in pennsylvania for president trump? what are they saying to you specifically the democrats in this election? >> at this point, i'm trying to talk to persuadable undecided voters there are deftly undecided voters. i wish i could talk to every voter that every jewish voter in every democratic jewish voter in the united states. i think i convince 100% of them appear to because they arguments

when you think about it or not n close in terms of the two candidates. literally, the day president trump not in office, he stopped the funding for iran. they were effectively bankrupt at the end of four years and could not find terrorist pro proxies, hamas, who these, the day the biden-harris administration got there they hr $100 million in the last four years that they have given terrorist proxies who have kills a relays and other foreign nationals. president trump was willing to use force. they are not. they have a tech enabled vessels and do nothing about that. >> todd: what feedback are you getting from the ones that are persuadable and the ones that think you think you can convince by november of that? >> once they think about it, first of all, i'm only talking almost exclusively democrats. many of them are like me never voted republican in their life.

but when they look at it, i have my short sort of feel, my short spiel, there is one candidate literally giving money to people that want to kill your family. if you think about that, she is giving money to people who want to kill your family. there is another candidate that basically worked for four years to save and protect you and really the whole world and was successful at that. that is the short story and people understand it israel. they are not just trying to kill -- this is about america and not about israel. iran is trying to kill americans here until the ballistic attack and trying to get weapons to attack america. on the floor of the parliament in iran face cream death to america and the biden administration's knowledge iran tried to assassinate president trump on american soil. these are our enemies and they

need to be destroyed. sometimes i wonder the harris-biden administration whose side they are on, iran side or america's site in terms of what they are doing? >> todd: in the end the votive jewish american specifically in a state like pennsylvania where you pointed out so close determine w who the next commanr in chief is? >> i actually think that harris campaign is crashing. when i first got to pennsylvania, the thought is we might win by a hundred boats, thousand votes but now i think 100,000 votes. i'm telling you out there talking to real voters, vice president is just not a believable person. in 40 years of politics, i have never seen more disingenuous nonauthentic candidate. it comes to every time she opens her mouth. >> todd: 100,000 is a bold statement we will see when the votes are counted and eventually when that happens. peter deutsch, appreciate your

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fox business cheryl casone with the details. hi, cheryl. >> conduct my band and quite the world series tinseltown versus the big apple and a lot of money at stake and tv ratings will be probably through the roof for this one. the ticket price is right now, the higher tickets sold in new york about $4,000 up. the average price for l.a., and the history as you can see, these are the highest average prices for resale tickets and the cubs 2016, $6,641, and 1975, the los angeles dodgers 3,100, the astros $3,000, 2017, the dodgers 2,700. the world series in the yankees could make an extra $70 million in extra ticket sales and

obviously the average audience 2024 for the postseason at about $4 million, 5% over last season. so look, not just these big salaries we are seeing but as far as the payroll, the payroll for the yankees and the dodgers to have the three highest payrolls in the leg. a lot of money at stake in the big stars will be out there. i'm not talking baseball stars but celebrities. we are expected to see a lot of celebrities every single game so it will be a lot of fun. >> carley: it will be big-money east versus west and cheryl do not miss her on mornings and have a great weekend. the los angeles dodgers and new york yankees play in the world series for the 12 time and both teams understand how big this series is. >> it is worldwide and i think that is what is going to make this world series so special, so unique here until you could

easily argue that on a global scale, the yankees and the dodgers are the most followed the, the most supported the, the most visible. >> i think everybody can identify w with the dodgers, the yankees, and what that means worldwide to. i'm excited to be a part of it, but for us, now we are getting ready for an opponent with a chance to win a world title and that is what we are getting forward to. speed went to code times yankee starting pitcher and through 173 strikeouts in his playoff career. you know roger clemens two-time world champion and inky starter, great to have the on the program. i love the mind-set of all of this but take us into the mind-set of the players as they prepare to take the field tonight. >> everybody got what they wanted. to cope teams and a lot of star players. what is cool obviously i'm

rooting for the yankees. >> todd: yes! >> you have judge, stanton, soto a great cast of people and a sky in the store with fernando passing away, toby keith has a great friend of mine and a dodger fan so i'm sure they will be pulling a chair up watching this. everybody will be excited about it. what allows you to do when you have the type of depth in your roster and hitting roster, so much pressure on the pitching staff if you have to pitch to everybody and be careful with certain guys, but what it also does is judge has to be judge. he doesn't have to be someone special because he has a cast of characters that can hurt you and fall in line in the lineup. there is a lot i will be watching, the guys i was taught you'd each little league did not walk guys because they will kill you in this type of situation. like we talked off the air of the bullpen will be a factor

too. >> carley: you are rooting for the yankees and that is your prediction? >> absolutely. >> carley: what if the fact the players have to travel back and forth? >> we had a series new york to seattle or anaheim or places like that so you have to really try to take care of yourself and get your rest. but the travel will be a big deal. they have the off days in between with workouts and stuff but it will be a factor. >> todd: boucher, one of the fan girls "fox & friends first" a gentlemen tape david wells. i text him about relationship with him and he said you're not some guy honey as fill-in the blank that he also said amazing stories. world series story that is memorable that you are allowed to tell on tv? >> there is not when i can tell on tv. but i remember i had a little routine where i got done forming

up babe ruth's monument right there. new york stadiums, every time i warmed up out there and when i came out i rubbed my sweat from my forehead and kept it nice and polished up for good luck. >> carley: you have $0.04 and the place for the phillies, what is it like to have your kids following your footsteps? >> they tell dad to stay in your lane, you were a good bunter and being a picture and everything. all of the boys played through the three of the four played professionally. >> carley: you must be so proud to. >> i play a dad admiral until they asked me a question and then i placed the coach. that pitching staff. >> todd: apologies to all the yankee haters out there. i know many of you. but i need this moment because we do a lot of research and roger, it takes me 15 minutes to prepare the questions i have for

the segment. i have been preparing for tonight for 15 years! they have not won until 2009 and a gentleman prepared your segment our great producer brandon was 12 the last time the yankees won the world series. what can you tell us right now to reassure us this will be our time this will be our moment and we will get that amazing feeling you can only get when yankee championship is won? >> 2009, that is hard to believe with the type of program and the yankees produce and put out there. yeah, again, i look at the players right now carriage of the pitching will have to be on the target here until i was always flooded may be if i didn't start game one at pet game 3 situation and big game 3 especially 2001 emotional series and i was in six world series and two emotional with two losses. when in boston in '86 and one with everything that happened in

the city here so i think about those times. it will be cool once i get back. the city will be jumping next week when they come home for those home games. >> carley: i told some of the people on that "fox & friends" crew and everyone excited to have you here and one at the cameron film camera guys, keith wanted me to ask you what do you think of the pitch clock and how would it have affected if you play today? >> i kind of called my game with my eyes and i had my catchers pay attention to detail because i called my game from the mound. so the pitch clock would not be a problem for me. i like it because it keeps the game really, really nice. >> todd: you are not like steve tracks it took 8 minutes as a professional pitcher. we had a huge next couple of weeks information world series and of course the election. you say right now our country is so divided that people want to do something about it so get out and vote.

what is the message i am just one person in my vote doesn't matter? >> your vote matters. i remember four years ago i was actually out of the country and we voted before we went out of the country with my country buddies went to bed thinking trump had everything won and wake up and what happened? we were freaking out. crazy stuff and i tried to remind people, stuff every day person, i think about stuff like you can't forget about a month and a half ago the man almost got his head shot up on national tv. it is like ho-hum and he's out there busting his tail for us doing that. may have a fond memory with president trump and he allowed me to use his golf course for a charity event we had any came out and talk to everybody. i just think about the bizarre stuff. we let a freak in's bible and go from alaska -- >> carley: i forgot about

that! >> let alone have not helped our people. we need a whole nother show. we could help people in maui on concrete slabs that we send money everywhere else. i think the airdropped 400 million at night in the morning with a bomb that. they let a guy in a rally with a golf range finder. we can't get through customs with that bottle of water. so it is staff that is bizarre! >> carley: the white house. so you mentioned donald trump allowing you to use golf course for rallies and you do a lot and why you are in new york because you did something yesterday to support law enforcement followed service members and their families. answer the call that tell us about your night last night. >> answer the call is a great organization and we heard some stories that pull at your heartstrings in real stories that yet you write in your face.

it is just they raised a great deal of money and like i said i was supposed to pitch 9:00 and 11 against the former team red sox and all hell broke loose as we know that what came is an went to the middle east with general richard myers and seeing in men and women and police officers and firefighters here. just special people what they do. like i said last night they make somebody like myself when i go to work standing in front of 50,000 people i feel safe go to work. it is because of our police officers and our firefighters. >> carley: when a buyer guards is a fanned of yours and he served during 9/11 at the nypd. he wanted to meet you so how does that make you feel? our heroes wanting to meet you? >> they are special men and women and i played 24 years at the highest level and consider a

team player and ultimate team player. >> todd: what is so great about your generation whether you or wells, i met all of you guys at charity events. so you actually put your time where your words are. you go out there and raise money and it's not like $10. it is millions upon millions of dollars for those who sacrificed so much for our country. we know you have a lot of calls on your time. but it's amazing seeing you at the same spirit that you don't have to do them but you recognize how important those people are allowed you to have a career. >> carley: you came with the world series rings on. and it's neat to see it in person. you use it as a weapon. >> i wear it this time of year when the players pull it out they understand that you cannot live these but earn them. >> todd: a few games, for games, it will not be four games but we will see what happens.

>> we appreciate you all. >> carley: will former president trump partner hunter biden if reelected? he said he is open to it. >> todd: wild time joe concha in the studio with his reaction but first, peter steve, he three ball tio. but first steve, he threw th >> tell ball tio. roger clemens my son, peter has one autographed jersey but first steve, he threw the on his wall in his childhood bedroom and it's roger clemens. bit is. >> todd: peter doocy has one jersey on his wall phone one roger clemens. he's -- we have a big friday on "fox & friends claude" two weeks until the presidential election and it is nap and neck and the polls. a brand-new "new york times" poll out in the last 5 minutes and it is too close to call. kellyanne conway will help us

quench the polling numbers from the swing states and down pallet rates as as well. this new report showing massive biden-harris administration so-called client amnesty pro program. dhs secretary under barack obama jeh johnson will join us on the set to respond to that. out in los angeles, them in the menendez brothers could walk free three decades after murdering their parents. but is this actually about justice or a political stunt before an election? we will talk to deputy va georgia gas cone going public with his opposition. it is world pasta day and celebrating with -- and chef joseph. pete hegseth and hall of fame pitcher and fox sports leg analyst john smoltz on deck so don't go anywhere. put down that remote, todd and

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♪ >> todd: the 2024 election just 11 days away. hillary clinton, yep, still thinking about 2016. listen. >> what do you think vice president harris needs to do, in your view, to avoid a repeat? >> well, first of all, i don't think she has jim comey in the

wings, waiting to kneecap her, so that's good. and i'm very grateful for that but, i think she is doing what she needs to do. >> carley: joe concha is a fox news contributor and joins us now. what do you think about her bringing up jim comey again? >> hillary clinton blamed a few people and things in 2016 when she lost. now she is on 8 year public health therapy tour that never seems to end. let me name the things that she named why she lost in 2016. raush, dnc, campaign staff, sexism, matt laura, the media in general. barack obama, bernie sanders, jill stein, informed voters. campaign. anthony weiner and carlos danger who may be the first person. she didn't campaign in wisconsin. that's why you lost, hillary. you thought you had it won. you didn't. stop blaming james comey.

no one wants to hear this anymore. >> todd: she didn't stop there. there is more. listen. >> there is also a double standard because it still is very difficult to cover donald trump. i think there is almost a default in the press where people go back and say okay, well, you know, at least harris is trying to answer questions and she is putting out real policy, so, you know, let's go pile on her and make sure we know exactly what she is talking about. because there is no comparison. she has specific policies. >> todd: okay, so there is a double standard when people in the media who, let's face it, are already in the tank for kamala actually do their jobs and press her for information. shouldn't having policies that can you articulate be like the price of entry if you want to be the leader of the free world? >> joe: how would you be different than joe biden. what would you do differently in four years were to you win the presidency? she still can't answer the question.

the bottom line is that kamala harris has not defined who she is. we all know who donald trump is the question is, why shouldn't i vote for donald trump or why should i? i already know who he is. we still don't know who kamala harris is. she says kamala harris is taking questions? she hasn't done a solo press conference in five years. forget as a nominee, in five years. now the harris campaign is going to put her out there because nothing says winning quite like hillary clinton and liz cheney where two people if you are in a room with them it's impossible to smile. they don't bring optimism. this is a desperation ploy by the harris campaign and now we see that "new york times" poll this morning, donald trump tied nationally in the "new york times," siena poll, which means he is leading big and leading big in the electoral college. >> carley: donald trump was asked an interesting question about pardoning hunter biden and gave an interesting response. listen to this. >> bill: if you are president again in the name of unity would you consider pardoning hunter biden? >> well i wouldn't do anything that would be overt in terms of hunter, it's a sad situation.

and i will bet you the father probably pardons him, let's see what happens? is he a bad boy, there is no question about it. i don't want to hurt people. >> carley: joe? >> is he a bad boy. that's funny. it would be malicester stroke politically if donald trump were to pardon hunter biden. if trump wins and do you something like that, that brings the country together and oh, by the way, to the party that literally joe biden you said lock me unjust yesterday, i'm going to let your son free. >> carley: could you imagine? >> wouldn't that be incredible because let's face it trump is a master politician. >> carley: take away hillary clinton kamala harris is doing all the right things. she should keep doing what she is doing for the next 11 days. >> todd: you predict trump is going to win who wins the world series? >> dodgers in 7. >> todd: with that, we got to go. enjoy the game only on fox. "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪