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. ♪ ♪ing.

>> steve: good morning, everybody. 6:00 in new york city. it is friday, october 25th, and this is "fox & friends," welcome aboard. it's a texas size day out on the campaign trail. kamala harris is teaming up with beyonce and willie nelson in the lone star state and trump is going to sit down with joe rogan the paul manafort. >> ainsley: basket of deplorables. trump saying this about madison square garden rally. >> trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. neo-nazis, fascists, in america. >> brian: she is upset no one is buying her book and please don't it. looks a lake though out of the old democratic playbook. plus east coast versus west coast. the world series game one starts tonight in los angeles.

yankees against dodgers. the yankees will be home monday, tuesday, wednesday. so it's 2-3-2. >> lawrence: it's happening here on fox. "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. >> lawrence: so vice president kamala harris will be in houston, texas today for a rally where beyonce is expected to perform. >> steve: that event comes one day after kamala harris made her first joint appearance with, as you can see right there, giving him a big hug, former president barack obama at a star studded rally in the must win state of georgia. >> brian: bruce springsteen played guitar. former president trump will also be in texas today for a conversation that could last as long as three hours with podcaster giant joe rogan, expected to get at least 15 million. that's what he averages it. could be double that. >> madeleine rivera is live in washington to tell us more. hey, maddy. >> hi, guys, good morning. texas is not a swing state but vice president kamala harris is hoping her campaign there will

gin up more attention and ultimately help boost her in battleground states. her speech in houston focus on abortion, so she will zero in on the state's six week abortion ban. expected amances of beyonce and willie nelson today is the latest effort by harris to harness star power to get her through the finish line. her campaign says about 23,000 people attended her event with former president obama in georgia yesterday. >> over the last years, and particularly the last 8 years, donald trump has become more confused, more unstable, and more angry. [cheers] you see it every day. >> she got a plan to make your life better. she is going to go after corporations that unfairly jack up prices. she is going to make it easier to build and buy a home. >> former entrepreneurship is deploying a similar strategy heading to a non-battleground state over the weekend.

his campaign says his rally eft to turn out supporters in blue states and show that trump can fill an arena in a way that they say harris wouldn't be able to. yesterday in las vegas, he once again teased eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and social security. >> let's do a poll, free poll. no tax on tips. [cheers] no tax on overtime. [cheers] >> no tax on social security benefits. [cheers] >> like you guys said trump will be in texas today to speak with joe rogan. there had been some talk to harris would sit down with rogan but nothing materialized because of scheduling conflicts. guys, back to you. >> brian: thanks so much, made. she is going to sit down with renee brown over in texas. just some podcaster i guess who knows a lot of health things.

joe rogan expected to go three hours. first he said i'm not going to interview trump. they kept requesting it. then he changed his mind. he also was somebody who said he was going to vote for bernie sanders. when bernie sanders nomination. he probably voted for trump because he wanted no part of joe biden. this will be interesting because he did say on the record he thought that kamala harris had a better debate. so will he say hey, mr. president, you weren't too good in that debate and see how that goes. i don't think trump is too worried about it. he has already done at least 17 separate podcasts. >> lawrence: i think it's incredible that hillary -- i'm sorry, kamala harris much like hillary clinton is using all the celebrities. >> brian: they are good for raising money. it packs the seats. >> lawrence: maybe that is a visual representation of what she wants to show that she has the people there the american people just aren't buying it. when you look at the rcp average and go through all the states. that's what matters.

trump is winning in arizona wisconsin, michigan and north carolina and georgia. hillary clinton and joe biden were up massively in all of these states at this same point in time. and so what i think the american people are saying you may have the rich and the famous support supporting you. they are not going to have to deal with the consequences of four more years of economy, border, education system and crime across this country. >> steve: you were citing the real clear politics average. >> lawrence: they change everywhere day. >> steve: they average them all together. the "new york times" siena poll was released less than an hour ago. not surprising they are deadlocked at 48-48. that does not spell good news for kamala harris. because, in the last one, early october, she was actually ahead by three points. so here it is, once again, some good news for donald trump, the migration and the border is the number one issue with currently 15% of the people.

that's up from 12. and voters trust trump 11 points more than kamala harris. only 28% say the country is going in the right direction. that's not good for kamala harris. the economy in the last poll donald trump led by 13, now he leads by only 8. and then today in texas, it's all going to be about abortion and she leads by 16 points. the big question is, what is going to motivate people to go vote? is it abortion? it's worked in the past. is it going to matter this time? >> ainsley: we have, what, 11 more days until the election so we can expect more of calling trump a racist. calling him a nazi. calling him a fascist. hillary clinton was on another network yesterday. and she was talking about linking him to this rally. he is going to have a rally at msg. a lot of people sing and perform at msg. do you link everyone who has ever performed at msg to neo-nazi rally in 1939.

she is saying that is what this is donald trump is going to msg she says to kaitlin i write about it in my book. she is trying to sell her book. there are two messages she is giving buy my book and he is a fascist. and then there is this article in the washington examiner. it's called reduckio ad hitler numb. 60 years of calling. reduckio hitler numb playing the nazi card in latin. they play the list every republican ever run for president goes back 60 years starting with barry goldwater in 1964. he was the republican woe see

signs of hitlerism in the campaign. he said i now believe i know how it felt to be a jew in hitler's germany. >> brian: couple of things, too. barry goldwater not paying attention. he should be looking straight ahead in those pictures. >> ainsley: goes on through nixon and ronald reagan. >> brian: hue pert hum gri said he had said would have been in london. if they do not fight in 168 nixon will be in the white house. >> ainsley: nixon won. >> brian: here is hillary. >> one other thing you will see next week, kaitlin, is trump actually reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. i write about this in my book. president franklin roosevelt was appalled that neo-nazis, fascists, in america were lining up to essentially essentially

spread their support for the kind of government they were seeing in germany i don't think we can ignore it. it may be a leap for some people and a lot of others may think i don't want to go there. i don't want to say that but, please, open your eyes to the danger that this man poses to our country because i think it is clear and present for anybody paying attention. >> brian: amazing how she does not interrupt her like she did president trump on the town hall. she only called him a nazi, why interrupt? >> lawrence: no pushback. can we push back that msg is in new york and hillary clinton used to represent the state of new york? does she have any interest of understanding why voters in new york, which is typically a democrat strong hold, a lot of them are voting for donald trump. is donald trump going to win new york? obviously not. but we have never seen a republican in modern daytime come within 5, 6 points in the

state of new york. and it's because they have bused all these migrants in here and they are feeling the pain on the day-to-day basis. >> steve: i just used the google machine and i looked up because i was curious what that particular event in the 1939s looked like and apparently there was a german american held a rally madison square garden 20,000 attendees, nazi storm troopers in the aisle. i wonder if it's going to look like that. i don't think so. >> brian: we were not in world war ii yet at that point. whatever you do, do not buy her book. it's terrible. she keeps writing memoirs. nobody cares about her life in real time let alone for her reflections on it. if you did buy the book, return it. >> steve: can you return a book after you read it. >> brian: absolutely. say it's damaged. >> steve: library it was free. >> brian: you turn and go i'm sorry, this made no sense. [laughter] >> ainsley: like an infomercial.

we will give your money back. >> brian: search dumber having read it. >> lawrence: so j.d. vance, heard those comments but he has a much more positive message. let's watch. >> one of the things i have seen, especially from, you know, some of my wife's friends and some of my friends is that they disagree with us on politics sometimes. they will get very personal about it. and if you are discarding a lifelong friendship because somebody votes for the other team, then you have made a terrible, terrible mistake and do something different. [applause] >> don't cast aside -- like most of my family obviously is going to vote for donald trump and j.d. vance. if they are not, actually, i need to talk to them. [laughter] but i have got friends who like me personally, acquaintances who aren't necessarily going to vote for me. that doesn't make them bad people. we can't -- this is my most important advice. whether you vote for me or vote for donald trump or vote for kamala harris, don't cast aside

family members and lifelong friendships. politics is not worth it. i think we follow that principle we heal the divide in this country. >> lawrence: i'm going to vote today. early voting. i think it matters. i think everybody -- i'm never going to tell people who to vote for. vote for whoever you think is the best candidate for your circumstances. i will say this. there seems to be pressure on people within my community. people that typically would vote for democrat is to ignore their circumstance to vote for kamala harris for either historical moment or because donald trump's words are just too much. he is too bombastic. choose your circumstance. do what is best for you and your family. it is okay for you to choose your grocery store prices, a secure border, and safety in your community. you should not be ashamed of that, because, guess what, all the people that are criticizing right now that sit in studios, when things go bad, they can

hire private security. they can afford kamala harris economy. you won't be able to afford it. and it's okay to choose your circumstance. >> ainsley: hillary clinton also in that interview, she said there is just too much evidence about what he wants to do. i was thinking there is too much evidence about what she wants to do. i'm glad you are bringing this up. you might not like this candidate personally. but are they going to be better for our country? are they going to be better for your pocketbook? are they going to be better -- because i was making a list of some of the evidence we have against kamala harris, grocery prices are so high. they were much higher for her than under president trump. borders are o she continues to do away with remain in mexico. she continues to spend $150 billion per year on housing food, education and healthcare for illegal immigrants, she continues to take money from people who couldn't afford college to pay for other people's college. >> lawrence: that's so true. >> steve: i think it was great that j.d. vance addressed the

elephant in the room. right now a lot of families split. >> lawrence: broken over. this. >> steve: over the last 8 years, 10 years, something like that, 20 years, we have seen real division in the country where it's right down the middle. and according to brand new "new york times" poll it's right down the middle when this comes to the president. people are sitting around their table like we are sitting around the table right now talking about food. everything costs so much. i mentioned it the other day i bought a pound of butter it cost 7 bucks. >> brian: making my own. churning every day. [laughter] >> steve: just like the economy not churning well but the electorate is churning. people need to sit down and have the conversation look, i am voting for my pocketbook. i know i have always voted democrat. it's okay. because what is going on right now does not work. >> brian: all right. one thing that is not dividing the city the subway series. thank goodness the mets decided to lose so we don't have a divided city.

now let's talk baseball. >> steve: by coastal. instant classification the morning yankees and dodgers will play each other on fox bret broadcaught. here is todd piro who wants the yankees to win. >> todd: yes, i do guys. good morning to all of you. my new york yankees traveling to dodgers stadium for game one of the fall classic. the matchup between two most priciest tickets in world series history. an average ticket price of almost 5,000 bucks. yankees and dodgers have met 11 times in the world series dating back to 1941. yankees winning 8 of those matchups, dodgers winning 3. both teams understand just how big this moment is. >> it is worldwide. i think that's what's going to

make this world series, so special, so unique. you know, you could easily argue that on a global scale, the yankees and the dodgers are the most follow lo most supported ad visible. >> everyone can identify with dodgers and identify with yankees and just what that means worldwide. excited to be a part of it for, you know, for us now, that's all it is. we are getting opponent world title and that's what we are looking forward. to say. >> todd: i spoke to roger clemson about tonight's matchup. >> everybody got what they wanted. you got two power house teams, a lot of star players. this city is going to be jumping next week when they come home for those home games. >> todd: coverage begins 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox, first pitch tonight 8:00 p.m. and a little fun fact here, i used to be a

dodgers season ticket holder when i lived thought l.a. been to way more game chaftz ravine than at yankees stadium. at the end of the day it's who you root for when you are a little boy tonight i'm pulling for the new york yankees. >> steve: todd, this company used to own the dodgers back in the day. >> ainsley: was that tommy lasorda. >> steve: he used to come on "fox & friends." he was outstanding. >> lawrence: are you a team hopper? >> todd: no i lived out in l.a. and bought season tickets. when yankees came to town. dodger stadium sells out with ticket prices through the roof if you are a season ticket holder you already have the tickets. that was the play. >> ainsley: that is a good spin. >> lawrence: if ainsley is not buying it. >> todd: come on, everyone knows i'm a huge yankees fan. >> ainsley: i have to admit i'm a hopper, too. >> todd: i'm not a' whoer. >> ainsley: i became a yankees and giants fan.

braves fan. i still lye the braves. i'm a hopper. i'm going to go where i live. i want to go to the games. >> lawrence: it's texas always. >> ainsley: i'm still a sports fan. brian, you are not going to weigh in, mr. sport? >> brian: i'm just fascinated with the conversation. >> ainsley: are you a hopper? >> brian: no. >> ainsley: you grew up here. >> steve: watch it tonight at 7:00 things kick off yankees east coast versus the dodgers on the west coast only on fox broadcast. >> ainsley: race for the white house is the closest we have ever seen. >> brian: i'm heading to the wall. >> ainsley: move over hemmer. >> brian: move over lawrence. ♪ ♪

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again much in part due to a couple of netflix features detailing how eric and lyle menendez confessed and were convicted in the grizzly shotgun murders of their parents 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 the motive. now, decades later, the pair could soon be eligible for parole. los angeles county district attorney george gascon announcing that his office is recommending the brothers be resentenced, in part, based on new corroborating evidence of the abuse. >> i believe that they have paid their debt to society. and the system provides a vehicle for their case to be reviewed by a parole board. and the parole concurs with my assessment it will be their

decision. >> giving is he fighting to keep his job in a tough re-election campaign. >> george gascon down 30 points in re-election bid threw his hail mary today and is he letting out the menendez brothers. is he not letting them out. they are eligible for parole and is he going to make sure that happens. it is a terrible day for the criminal justice system. >> now, for the brothers to be prison the re-sentencing must be approved by a judge before it is official and then a parole board would have to sign off on the brothers' eventual release. ain'tly. >> ainsley: all right, chainly, this is fascinating. i have watching it more news to get to here a texas dps surveillance plane catching a shootout between rival factions of a mexican drug cartel.

this happened on the mexico side of the southern border about one mile from the rio grande. the gulf cartel controls much of that region and there has been ongoing turf war for control of smuggling routes, wow. r.f.k. jr. is urging catholics to get out and vote for former president donald trump. >> catholics must disagree on many issues but 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. >> a recent fox news poll shows trump leading harris 8 points among catholic voters and this is before harris skipped the al smith dinner in new york city. which brian says he was at. yes, we know. you were the star of the show. >> brian: thank you: ains. >> carley: new overnight astronauts splashing down after lengthy stay. they first launched the if a falcon rocket. carrying three and one russian cosmo naught. bobbing in the gulf of mexico as

crews opened the hatch to get the astronauts out. how cool is that? those are your headlines. brian, my friend, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, carley. let's talk about the number one story in america and around the world that is this election 11 days and counting. let's look over in ers a trump up 1.5. biden was up by 2. hillary 1.5 with 11 days left. trump is winning in nevada. that would be a shocker. up .7. biden was up by 5 and hillary by 3. they would hold on to those states. trump would actually win arizona. trump lost wisconsin -- excuse me, won in 2016, then lost it. right now he is up by 0.2. obviously within the margin of error. in michigan trump broke the blue wall in 2016. put back together by joe biden just barely right now trump leads by 0.2%. in pennsylvania where everyone is focused on trump up by 0.6.

in pennsylvania at this point biden was up by 4.8 and hillary 5.2. hillary would go on to lose that in north carolina the last time a democrat won that was barack obama at this point with north carolina, biden was up 1.2 hillary up by 2.2. and then in georgia, trump lost it famously in 2020. is he now leading by 2.2%. good thing he mended fences with the governor there biden was up by 0.7 at this point. he would go on to win it. trump was up by 3.3. he would go on to win it against hillary clinton. here to discuss this, where we stand in the race, what could still change, the founder and president of real clear politics tom bevan, tom, what's your take away from trump leading but in the margin of error? >> yeah. five of seven battle grounds as you just laid out, brian, are under 1 percentage point. i get asked this all the time are these polls accurate. are they under counting trump's support in 2020 and 2016. obviously, if they are, he has

got even bigger leads in these states it seems to be very close at the national level harris is leading in the average. by three tentsdz of one percentage point. trump is in a way stronger position now than he was four and eight years ago. >> brian: you got to wonder why kamala harris would go to texas since it's not a battleground state. she is not going to win it. she going to go there to help collin allred against senator ted cruz. where all red is leading. why should you worry about the sentence when you should be worried about getting the presidency? >> well, right. it's an interesting strategic decision for her as president, but, for the senate, it makes sense. i mean, democrats, the map is pretty rough for them this year. with joe manchin leaving, jon tester is in big trouble in montana. sherrod brown is in trouble in ohio. ted cruz represents really the only opportunity for democrats to pick somebody off, a recent poll there had that race at one point is he up about 4 points, 2 points in our average. i went back and looked 2018,

trump wasn't on the ballot he only won by 3 points. he will underperformed his polls by 4.2% exactly where he is right now. >> brian: dan patrick the lt. governor said kamala harris coming to texas for a political rally is one of the dumbest positions she and allred are not going to win texas. glad she is spending the day in texas instead of campaigning in the swing state only a few days left in the election i hope she stays longer. the question is where do you go if you want to close strong? if you are, forearm, trump, where would you be heading, looking at these seven battle grounds? she was in nevada yesterday. self-going to be in pennsylvania on saturday. is he going to be in new york on sunday. where would you tell the trump camp to go? i would go to pennsylvania. he is ahead in arizona. the sun belt is looking good for donald trump. which leads kamala harris her

path right now is pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. she wins those three and lose everything else and win it 270, 268. trump wins any of those states, is he going to be president. >> brian: harris, if you are the vice president, what state would you say i got to lock this up or i got to come back and take this? where would you go? >> well, obviously, as i just said she has got to win those upper three. her best opportunity outside of that is north carolina. 16 electoral votes it. would give her a little wiggle room. she could lose michigan and wisconsin pick up north carolina and still win the presidency. >> brian: tuesday she is going to give her closing argument at the ellipse. some say it's going to be all about january 6th and going to be about our democracy is at stake is that the closing message that will resonate with the american people? >> not if you believe the polls. i mean, the economy, inflation is the number one issue by three or four times. the next biggest issue. threat to democracy is somewhere well down the list. that's not what voters care about. so i think it probably -- it

hasn't moved the needle thus far. i don't expect it will as a closing argument. >> todd: yeah, tom, you got to wonder if you are joe biden, if you have one of those clear thoughts you might be saying i could be doing better than that we will see what happens when it is all said and done. tom bevan, thank you very much. appreciate it. real he clear, everybody goes to that when they wake up in the morning. coming up on one nation saturday night love this lineup. lead with ron desantis and john kennedy. a ufc fighter big supporter of donald trump he will tell you why. if you want to know how bad gangs are getting in this city especially with this venezuelan gang coming into town what about former gangster himself tyrone muhammad now reformed. he also is an ex-con who wants to be able to voted. message to republican states, red states, let the felons vote. we have reformed our lives. we want back into the electoral process. will anybody be listening in we will discuss that saturday at 9:00. meanwhile, this story. iran is reportedly readying for a war with israel as it braces

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>> ainsley: that is a fox news alert iran is preparing for war with israel as israel readies a retaliatory strike following tehran's missile attack earlier this month. overnight, five israeli reservists were killed while fighting hezbollah in lebanon. and now we are learning of even more combat deaths. matt finn joins us from tel aviv with the latest. matt? >> hi, ainsley. this morning hezbollah fired more rockets from lebanon here into israel. pretty much a daily occurrence here. and the idf now says it has lost 10 soldiers in total. killed in battle over the past 24 hours or so. overnight, israel struck suburbs in southern lebanon and says it's dismantled tunnels of hezbollah's elite forces.

israel says it's been targeting precise hezbollah locations in lebanon over the past couple of days. and turning towards peace talks the u.s. secretary of state is continuing five day trip of a meeting today in lebanon with the lebanese prime minister or in london, rather that meeting is part of a larger global attempt to prevent war between israel, iran and lebanon. and the "new york times" is reporting that if israel does retaliate against iran, for its missile strike on israel earlier this month, then iran is ready to respond. the scale, the "new york times" reports, would depend on israel's attack. and looking ahead to sunday, there is an important u.s.-led meeting in qatar between the u.s., egypt and qatar that will try to push for a hostage and cease-fire deal. a lot of options being thrown out there. one option that israel has presented is a smaller scale approach to the hostage releasing a few week by week. lawrence?

>> lawrence: we'll keep following it. great job, matt. so, in aurora colorado council woman is sounding the alarm newly leaked emails suggesting people within the aurora police department knew about the venezuelan violent gang threat for months. this internal email went out last september tren de aragua has decided to make denver their headquarters due to sanctuary policies and location. but nearly one year later, residents are being forced to leave their homes because of the violence still happening in their town reason next guest says she is reporting republican for the next time. cindy romero joins us now. cindy, thanks so much for young joining the program. the city is saying look, people within our department knew about this. it didn't rise to the level yet. because it was sources, it wasn't anything that could be proven. do you buy that? >> not at all. not at all. i'm really disappointed that at

any one time any of those police officers or any of the city leadership could have come out and warned me. not to interact with these people. >> lawrence: this is what they said in an email that was revealed. suspects made statements that they have both building under surveillance and that they have over 200 people working in them then advised to respond, armored vehicle whenever you have people saying within the department to respond with multiple officers, there's a threat there. >> yeah, there is a really real threat. but i wasn't made aware of by anybody in city leadership or police leadership. it wasn't until i actually spoke with council woman danielle threatens ski that she was actually forthcoming with me. nobody had been honest with me up until that point. >> lawrence: you decided this is the first time that you are

going to vote for a republican, why? >> oh, yeah. because the border policies can't go on the way they are. this is a breaking point. i thought that this would be an occasion for american citizens to come together and band together against this threat. and i was very disappointed at the pushback and the gaslighting by the democratic party. >> lawrence: yeah. this is what they are saying in their statement. this is the city of aurora. we must remember that police departments and the justice system as a whole must rely on admissible evidence. not hearsay rumors and fragments of information contrary to claims made on social media by select news organizations. the city including apd has remained consistent in responses on this matter. what's your response to that statement? >> well, they are consistently asking for people for video evidence. and they consistently asked me for months for my video evidence. i think it's time for police leadership to uncuff these

officers so they can go out and do the police work themselves. we pay our tax dollars. so we will be helped and protected by the police. these people these people victims shown in these videos. i wasn't protected. they aren't being protected. and the city continues to deny that it's going on. >> cindy, you make such a great point the rank and file officers as you can see within those emails definitely stressed some concern there, even the way that they respond to this situation. i think that, you know, there is a lot of legal jargon and cop speak at the end of the day from the leadership. it's very clear, judging by these emails that the rank and file saw a problem there cindy, you're not crazy. we later found out there was other apartment complexes that were taken over as well. thank you so much for giving us some time this morning. >> thank you. >> lawrence: so americans are more reliant on government supporting now more than ever. why it matters for election day

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. i hear there is a baseball game hang tonight and the weather is spectacular. they have an open roof at dodger stadium so everything is going to cooperated. 74 around game time.

here's your forecast today. we do have the potential for some showery weather over the great lakes and the ohio valley. the coastal areas of the northeast, you are not going to get any rain and that's going to add onto the dry season that we have had so far. rainlessstreak in new york city. 25 days already. philadelphia 26. 26 in wilmington. we are getting into record territory. looking through october 31st. get rain across the central u.s. but along the east coast high pressure is going to continue protect everyone and by the way we could have one of the warmest halloweens on record. 81 in new york city. i know the kids are going yes, janice dean, we love that forecast. especially across the east coast. it's going to be warm for the eastern half of the u.s. love me as much of the eastern part of the country. >> steve: here's the thing the chocolate going to melt. just saying.

>> janice: oh, that's true. bring cooler bags. >> steve: eat it immediately. >> janice: eating it immediately is the best result. >> steve: after your parents check it to make sure it's okay. j.d., thank you so much. >> janice: see you. >> steve: americans, all of us more reliant on government aid according to the study. look at the graphic screen left in 1970, less than 1% of all u.s. counties had at least a quarter of their population receiving money from the government. less than 1%. in 2,000, middle one, it jumped to 10%. but in 2022, more than half of americans rely on public sup support. what's that about? let's talk to patrice. >> good morning. >> steve: jaw dropping number that so many americans rely on government assistance. you know, it's like all of us, we have all paid into social security.

we have all paid into medicare. we prepaid these things. so no wonder people are getting a lot of it back. but then again, a lot of these numbers are not prepaid. >> yeah, steve, i mean i think it's a little bit misleading to call it government aid when people hear aid they think of welfare payments. they think of direct transfers where is a lot of this is really the social security that's mentioned. right now, nine out of 10 people over the age of 65 are drawing down government social security. and they feel like that is something that the system they paid into. they are tapping into that at a time when, frankly, a lot of them need it. i mean, one out of four, maybe one out of five older retirees are finding that, you know, most of that social security money is supporting them. given inflation is so high, given prices remain elevated. you are seeing that those social security benefits feel like a welfare support but, no, it's not a welfare support. we have got to be careful about calling it that. >> steve: thank you very much

for explaining it so people know the back story. i don't know that social security is such a big issue this time because neither of the candidates has talked about reforming it; however, donald trump has talked a little bit about no longer taxing social security, which, if you are on social security, you love that idea. >> yeah. among president trump's tax policy recommendations, in addition to the fantastic 2017 tax cuts, extending those, he also wants to cut those taxes on social security benefits, cutting taxes on overtime pay, cutting taxes, you know, on tipped work. these are great political ideas. >> steve: right. >> from a fiscal standpoint, i don't know if that's very strong. you are talking about cutting taxes on particularly on the social security side for social security benefits, that's, unfortunately, going to speed up or accelerate insolvency of social security by potentially maybe a year or more. right now we know that social security is on its path to

insolvency by 2033 or so. so, we need to talk about the elephant in the room, which is entitlement and entitlement reform. >> steve: right. but you know nobody is going to talk about it unless than two weeks before an election. maybe afterwards they will figure out how to make sure that it goes on or all the people who have paid into it. patrice, thank you very much for joining us live today. >> thank you so much. >> steve: carley joins us right now. carley you and i have paid into social security and medicare. all that stuff. >> carley: let's see what happens when time comes to collect. mcdonald's believes sliced raw onions are to blame for the deadly e.coli outbreak. linked to a farm based in california. the fda is currently investigating the chain has stopped selling quarter pounder hamburgers at about one fifth of restaurants here in the u.s. now multiple fast food rivals taco bell, burger king and kfc are pulling fresh onions from their menus as a precaution.

49 cases reported across 10 states. one person did die in colorado. luxury retailer neiman marcus getting backlash for quietly removing the word christmas from its popular gift catalog this year. they are now referring to their christmas book, which has held the label since 1926 as their holiday book. but they left that new name off their cover page as well. company spokesman telling the dallas morning news is it is in the spirit of inclusivity as it welcomes background to celebrate the season. it is the season of giving, so this year sam's sam's club is g thanksgiving meal feed people under $100. some of the items include turkey, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie. this come after walmart offered inflation free thanksgiving meal comes out to $7 per person which is amazing. aldi is offering a thanksgiving meal for 10 for just under $47,

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