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>> brian: all right. let's get this started. it's 7:00 on on the east coast, friday, october 25th. this is "fox & friends." i'll continue. [laughter] harris tapping the old democratic playbook and company i should say. >> ainsley: and co. >> brian: in retrospect. are we live. calling trump a fascist. long list of other leaders they tried this on dating back to 1964. >> steve: we show you that kamala harris defends her border in action yesterday, and it left some people speechless, watch this. >> do you wish to had you done those executive orders in 2022, 2023. >> i think we did the right thing. >> she said that? >> bill: she said that. >> steve: okay. barack obama's dhs secretary jeh johnson is in the house with the reality at the border. he's going to be with us in about two minutes. >> lawrence: plus east coast vs. west coast. game one of the world series is tonight only on fox.

yankees versus the dodgers. >> ainsley: all right. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now on this beautiful friday. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: all right. america has been busy so far nearly 30 million of us have already cast early votes nationwide. as former president donald trump plans a sold out rally this weekend here in midtown, manhattan at mad madison square garden. >> brian: yep and hillary clinton is not going. she is comparing. comparing the event to a nazi rally as democrats cast the republican nominee as a fascist. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera is live at the white house for the latest for us. >> vice president kamala harris and former president trump are making their final pitches to voters. so vice president kamala harris' speech in houston today will be about abortion. she is looking tie the state's six week abortion ban to former president trump. it comes as she sharpens her attacks against the former president. here she is publicly agreeing to calling trump a fascist after

his former chief of staff john kelly reportedly said the former president wanted generals that were loyal like hitlers. >> do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. yes, i do. and i also believe that the people who know him best on this subject should be trusted. >> in an interview with our bill melugin trump disputed kelly's account and responded to harris' comments. >> she did call me a fascist. and everyone knows that's not true. they call me everything until, you know, something sticks, so far it hasn't. and they are running out of time. >> "the washington examiner" notes over the last 60 years, republicans like gerald ford, ronald reagan and george w. bush have all been the subject of unsubstantiated accusations of fascism, former secretary of state hillary clinton ramped up the rhetoric last night saying this about trump's expected rally in madison square garden this weekend. >> 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 pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in germany. >> democrats for their part have also accused trump of using the divisive language. it's unclear how these comparisons to fascism will effect democrats' attempts to court disaffected republicans. a group by the way that they have been trying to desperately win over, guys. back to you. >> steve: they have indeed. madeleine rivera who drove down pennsylvania. >> i had to speed up guys. i had to hustle. >> steve: thank you, maddy. >> brian: attack plan and is it coordinated. mick mulvaney. chief of staff for former president trump says isn't it interesting that the atlantic story was picked up by the "new

york times" story and suddenly there is a town hall and you are able to coordinate the voice, the "new york times" voice, the atlantic story. you get goldberg to do the interviews, and then she has a town hall the next day. is there a mass coordination to call him a nazi and mick 34u8 veiny said i worked the phone with all the former staffers who are my friends. >> we have never heard a reference to hitler or nazis. >> ainsley: talking about general kelly? he said this was in 2018 talking about trump. very smart, very, very smart guy. a super smart guy. is he a quick study on everything else. he is a pretty bright guy. the president and i have a very close relationship. he always listens. he goes on and on and on. but my question to hillary clinton is so does anyone who performs msg does that mean that we -- it looks like a rally, a neo-nazi. >> brian: billy joel. walked into a billy joel concert i feel like a nazi rally. >> ainsley: all these celebrities supporting kamala who have performed at msg, can we relate them to this neo-nazi

rally? >> brian: what about the rangers? i feel like every time the knicks win a play off game i nazi rally. >> lawrence: goes to the point that you were making, brian, it all being coordinated. i get this is the october surprised. >> brian: i think it is. >> lawrence: lawrence guys, you have already tried to line of attack. it's all baked in. this is why your parents teach you the story of the boy who cried wolf. you can't keep crying wolf, crying wolf and waiting until, i guess, the 48-hour mark and saying that this is -- this is the one thing that you have on donald trump. the other thing that they have working against them is that no one has really been able to go on record, besides kelly, to corroborate his story. >> steve: i will tell you what, speaking of coordinated, the kamala harris campaign has put out now two tv ads with john kelly. so they are out there. and people are going to be watching it. so, right now, in the run-up to the election, which is less than two weeks away, they are going to beat that drum that he is a

fascist. but they have said that about most republicans over the last four or five decades. also, today, both candidates are going to be in texas. she is in texas, which will go for donald trump. but she is there for one reason. and it's the one of the issues that they are going to drive home. that is abortion. essentially she is going to say when you look at texas, and they are very restrictive, abortion laws, where they start banning abortion at conception. violations could wind up with 99 years in prison or $100,000 fine. essentially she is going to say do you have 50 texass across the country? you will get that with donald trump. and so that why beyonce is going to be there tonight and she is going to get enough viral moment where it's all about abortion. so, will that drive people to the polls? there is a "new york times" article out this morning that talks about how this is a big issue for a lot of people with

moderates and independents but, at the same time, the "new york times" is saying a lot of those people who vote for the abortion measures are actually going to vote for trump. >> lawrence: what she has going against her i would make it from my perspective a little note it's not conception what we have in texas is we have the heartbeat bill. the moment that you can hear the heart beat of the baby, that's when they ban it in the state of texas. >> brian: i would love to hear kamala harris' answer to that. you are for abortion, yes. when you hear the heart beat of the baby are you still for it? how do you feel about that? >> lawrence: exactly. >> brian: everyone forgets about the baby. >> ainsley: donald trump tried to ask her that what is too extreme? seven months, 8 months, 9 months she couldn't answer it. he denies it. in his bill he said there are no exceptions. can you have an abortion all the way through. the catholic church, if you look at the stats, the catholic voter is in favor of trump. this might be the reason. 53% of catholics are voting for trump. 45% are voting for kamala

harris. >> brian: meanwhile a new report from the house judiciary committee goes like this. showing that almost 1 million illegal migrants are staying in the u.s. indefinitely under the biden administration. it's called a quiet amnesty. you can't toss them. >> lawrence: it's insane. look at this report. the report says 700,000 migrants had their immigration cases dismissed. terminated or closed throughout the biden-harris administration. and that the homeland security failed to file the necessary documents for nearly 200,000 cases. >> steve: this is all new. this comes after vice president harris was pressed on the administration's late actions to secure the border. >> do you wish you had done those executive orders in 2022, 2023. >> i think we did the right thing. but the best thing that can happen for the american people is that we have bipartisan work happening. >> ainsley: well, president trump reacting to that statement in an interview with our own bill melugin.

>> she said, quote: i think we did the right thing. >> wait a minute, that she has handled it correctly? >> bill: correct. >> she said that? >> bill: she said that she said, quote: i think we did the right thing. >> we let 21 million people in. we allowed 13,000 and 99 murderers. we allowed mental institutions from all over the world. if she said that, look, she is a grossly incompetent person. and, if she said that, they had the worst border in history. ainsley: let's bring in former obama dhs secretary jeh johnson to react to that good morning to you, mr. secretary. >> good morning. nice to be back. >> ainsley: what is your reaction when you see kamala harris say they did a great job and take credit for a suburb job on the border? >> i will start with this. everyone keeps asking kamala harris what would you do differently from joe biden? she won't quite say this but i will. i believe that she will be tougher on the border. she will be tougher on the border security. >> steve: why do you say that? >> as a former prosecutor.

as a former law enforcement officer, she is fundamentally a law enforcement officer. that's how she spent most of her career. i believe she would be tougher on border security. >> brian: but the problem is she got this job right away on some level, and this is the first visit walking with donald trump's border wall. if she cared about the job, even if she did bad and say it's not my policy, i'm only vice president, she would have been there, mr. secretary. >> well, as the person who owned this issue and this problem for 37 months, border security is more than just a photo op. at the border. you spend lots of times in migrant holding stations, you spend time. >> brian: she didn't. >> spend came in central america and in washington. >> brian: she didn't. >> all of the above. it's not just going to the border. you have to understand -- hold on, you have to understand the border, obviously. >> i visited texas, arizona probably 12 times in three years. but she is vice president. she had overall responsibility for dealing diplomatically with

central america, which is what vice president biden had during the obama years. >> lawrence: how do you square i know you are supporting kamala harris. you said you believed she was going to be tougher. we can only go by her record. i know you said she was a prosecutor. but kamala harris of 2019, when she did -- when she was running as a candidate talked about decriminalizing the crossings coming across the border. >> , every politician is consistent between the primary and general elections. >> lawrence: different section changes this this is when she had the authority. then when she went over to the biden administration, when she had some authority as taking the issue with central americans, her policies came under his. so, i'm just trying to figure out because she hasn't told us where was the e. lucien of the kamala harris of 2019 that had all these positions, when show quote to speak it was no -- there was no joe biden mitigating her response. where do you see that evolution? >> lawrence, you are talking as if no politician has ever

changed their position from a primary. >> brian: you have to explain it though. >> and you are right. as vice president, she is part of the biden administration. i believe she will be tougher on border security than the current administration. she has said so. she has said that she would raise the numeric bar on when you lift the current executive order that is in place now that has had the effect of driving down the numbers dramatically over the last five, six months or so. she is in full support of the very pro-border security bill. >> steve: right. >> that chris murphy that, jim lankford, kyrsten sinema negotiated which is good bill my judgment. i guarantee if that bill became law, the numbers would go down on a longer term basis. >> steve: that's what we have heard from her people. let me ask you about this. because, when you compare the two of them, trump vs. harris, trump is way ahead when it comes to this particular issue. >> brian: 15 points. >> steve: donald trump has said

that if elected he would have mass deportation, mr. secretary, a majority of americans like that idea. so, it's like if she is going to run as somebody who is going to be tough on the border, at the same time, people are sick and tired of what they perceive is going on down there. >> i will make two points. one of which i know i have made on this show before on this couch. first point is this: there are short-term and long-term effects on border security. illegal migration reacts sharply to perceived changes in our e policy. so, for example, when trump took office in 2017, the numbers dropped dramatically. but only short-term. they started to creep up, that long slope upward you see the chart started in 2018. family separation actually had very little deterrent effect and the numbers reached almost 900,000. trump's third year in office

because there has been a dramatic hemispheric shift northward from central america, from south america and the only way to effectively deal with that, and i have said this numerous times now, is you have to deal with the problem at the source. a lot of people don't like to hear that they want quick, easy answers. >> brian: no, i love it. >> deal with the problem at the source. and get mexico to do more on their southern border. >> brian: remain in mexico and the pressure on the central and south american countries. just on this. we are getting chinese, tajikistan, congo. >> ainsley: terrorist watch list. >> >> brian: it has gotten so much bigger since you left. it is come one, come all. the word came out, if you come, you can stay. >> that trend line began while donald trump was president. the other point i want to make is this. >> brian: you're kidding. >> when we talk about mass detore station, that's frankly that's a bumper sticker. you have to have priorities.

you know, the criminal gang members from venezuela, i want to see ice ero out there focusing looking for those guys versus focusing on somebody who has been in this country 12 years who runs a bakery somewhere and hasn't committed a crime. >> brian: he did say he was going to talk about criminals first. >> kids born in this country. i want to see ice ero. >> lawrence: mr. secretary they can't sanctuary cities have non-detainer status when the ice officials try to go there, you have democrat cities that run those departments and say no, we're not going to cooperate with you. >> lawrence, and, if you -- if you embark on a policy of mass deportation in this country, that will, i guarantee, turbo charge the sanctuary city movement in blue state, blue city communities. just like it did during trump ains mr. secretary. >> and even before trump. so the key in going after public

safety threats, national security threats, is working effectively with local law enforcement so when they're released from local jails, they go straight into ice custody. >> ainsley: so you said that the numbers started going up under donald trump. when you look at the numbers as a whole, he allowed 2.4 snuck in, got, in whatever it is. >> brian: million. >> ainsley: 2.4 million. under kamala and joe biden 8.4 million. so, a lot more under this administration. you say you think she will do better with this issue. >> yep. >> ainsley: than joe biden. that is a very low bar. who will do better kamala harris or donald trump? >> again, you have to look at the larger picture, ainsley. there has been a hemispheric shift north because of corruption, drought, violence that began during donald trump's presidency and will continue through whoever is president as long as we fail to deal with the problem at the source. multiple administrations.

>> ainsley: voting for her knowing her border policies or lack thereof? >> brian: she did nothing. >> that's not true. >> brian: she had a zoom call and went to central america one time. >> ainsley: we have people on the terrorist watch list here. >> brian, it's a talking point. >> brian: no, it's a to-do list. >> in fact, she worked to raise through public-private partnerships hundreds of millions of dollars for central america that is in effect now. we need to continue to do a whole lot more than that and she will be tougher on border security. that's, i believe, pretty obvious. >> lawrence: mr. secretary i know we have got to let you go. just as a mask of fact. >> you don't have to let me go. >> lawrence: i wish we had more time about this because it's the number two issue for many people in the country. the way you ran the department of homeland security and factual matter i think you would agree with this it's not being run like that. i know alejandro mayorkas is under your leadership, you and barack obama were known as

deporters in chief and now you have an administration not running the department that way. don't you have a problem with that? >> look, g. several things can be true at once. several things must be true at once. i believe it is entirely possible for us to be tough on border security, send the message there is a right way and wrong way. >> lawrence: were they tough like you though, sir? >> hold on. and at the same time be fair and humane to those who are here. those are ho are de facto americans. like the young daca population. why can't we find a way to give them some legal certainty in the future. >> brian: i think. >> multi-pronged approach to immigration policy. >> brian: until you seal the border, you can't talk about some type of pathway to citizenship. >> and the bill negotiated earlier this year, last year, would have done that. >> brian: no, it wouldn't have. you can't have three people negotiate something for all of congress. even senator lankford would tell you that he even said there was nothing for unaccompanied

minors, most of the money that was coming in was going to go to ngos to house people temporarily and then they get to stay. and the original bill they put together was more of an amnesty pathway to citizenship. that's the one that joe biden keeps talking about in 2021. which he didn't even put together, didn't even put out there, even though he had a democratic house and senate. >> actually, i disagree. jim lankford is a pretty conservative republican from oklahoma. it would have raised the bar on asylum claims, establishing credible fear would have put more judges out there, more asylum officers. >> brian: i could stop you i talked to him extensively. aren't judges, people essentially deputized. left the discretion up to people like the joe biden administration who has a reputation of come one, come all. there was no provision if you were unaccompanied minor you get to stay then you eventually send for your family. >> brian, i guarantee you if that bill becomes law, the numbers will go down. just politically, we have this -- this is what people hate about washington. that was a good bill. and the political forces decided

no, we would rather have the problem to complain about. than to fix the problem. that's why people are so fed up with washington. >> brian: senator lankford would tell you the problem he had there wasn't more people delegate in during the process. and 8 democrats voted against it. so it wouldn't have passed anyway. >> so often. >> ainsley: it wouldn't have closed the border. 1.4 still going to be able to get in. >> brian: 160 million. >> that's how legislation gets done in washington. you have three people willing to lead, step forward, exercise some political courage to cross the aisle. and build a coalition. >> ainsley: can i ask you a question? how do we stop? the ones we are worried about, it's not the mom and pop that has been here forever they are good people and contributing to society. let them pay taxes, allow them to do whatever. the ones we worry about are the terrorist watch list. how do we stop. they what about tren de aragua coming from venezuela? what about no more remain in mexico? >> first of all, send ice ero out, let's round up the gang

members, that's a priority. that's a public safety, national security. let's wound up the gang members, send them back to venezuela. whether venezuela is willing to accept them or not. and, during the end of the obama administration, we began to focus on what we would call special interest aliens, identifying them before they even reach this hemisphere through our relationships with our intelligence partners in the other hemisphere it can be done. >> steve: mr. secretary, we appreciate you coming and answering things. i know she hasn't said a lot. so there is a little conjecture, a little forecasting. let's see what happens. >> brian: thank you mr. secretary. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >> lawrence: more "fox & friends" on the other side. ♪ if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long-lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision. more people on eylea hd

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>> catholics may 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. >> ainsley: robert f. kennedy jr. sending a message to catholic voters in pennsylvania as the latest fox polling shows the harris campaign is struggling to win over that key voting bloc. joining us now is catholic vote

president brian burch, good morning to you, brian. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. so they spent $250,000 on that ad. it's catholic vote. it's directed at the catholic voters or all voters i should say in pennsylvania. what are your thoughts when you watch the ad? >> i think robert f. kennedy jr. is coming to the same conclusion that many americans that is that kamala harris and the democrats pose a real threat not just to catholics but to fundamental freedoms and to the future of our country. the border is in chaos. we have wars around the world. our economy is still hurting people. and our children are sick. and something needs to change. and i think robert f. kennedy is speaking to some of the deepest concerns of many american voters. >> ainsley: yeah. so many americans that i talk to say they are praying for this election. and it's a tale of two cities, really when you see them on the campaign trail. when you hear kamala harris react to someone in the audience talking about how christ is king and j.d. vance reacting to the same messaging. vastly different. listen -- i think we have soundbites of both of those two

realts and how they reacted. listen to this. >> oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. >> jesus is king. >> that's right, jesus is king. >> ainsley: what was your reaction to that, brian? >> i mean, it's despicable. this is a candidate for office who holds catholics and all christians essentially as enemies of the state or people who no longer belong in country, you know. just mentioned some of the problems our country is dealing with, what is kamala harris' answer? her answer is to shut down catholic healthcare. to shut down catholic charities, to impose an unconstitutional religious test on judicial nominees crazy talk, hearkens back to the dark days of our country where those who said catholics could not be good americans. that catholics need not apply. this is not where the country is at. we need to find a way to welcome and accommodate religious people. give us a seat at the table.

let us do the things that we do as catholics and keep your dirty san francisco hands out of my church. >> brian why do you think, trump is leading amongst catholic voters. it's 53 to 45. he was also leading against joe biden 55 to 44. do you think that's because of the abortion issue? no, i think joe biden barely won the catholic vote. trump is up big with catholics. his lead is growing as we are seeing. it's not the abortion issue. it's this deeper concern that many catholics feel that kamala harris and the democrats are out of touch with with what is wrong in america. catholics are rooted in faith and family and work and patriotism. these kind of foundational values of our country. the new democratic party that leaving people like robert f. kennedy behind want to take the all catholics are uncomfortable and have a choice next 10 days. >> such an important issue and i

heard once if you ask god to get out of your country and schools he is a gentleman and he will do that we have to be very careful. this vote is important that thank you so much, brian, thank you for what you do for the catholic church. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you are welcome. hand it over to carley for headlines. >> carley: good morning to you. former president donald trump is reportedly planning to appear at the ohio state-penn state football game just three days before the election. it comes after trump's appearance at the jets-steelers game over the weekend pittsburgh. secret service is working with penn state police and local officials to ramp up security. but the visit to happy valley has yet to be finalized. and it's being billed as an instant classic. the new york yankees and the los angeles dodgers will play each other in game one of the world series tonight on fox. and i spoke to two time world series. roger clemson about tonight's

matchup. >> if 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. >> the two teams have met 11 times in the world series dating back to 1941. the yankees winning 86 those matchups while the dodgers won three. fox sports lead mlb analyst john smoltz is going to join us this morning to talk about it all. let's play some ball, guys. >> brian: john snolts in '96 lost to the yankees when the yankees dropped two games in the world series. >> steve: coast to coast. new york and los angeles. my friend john in wind craft out in minnesota sent us. this. >> carley: east coast vs. west coast. >> brian: no offense to other teams but they always say baseball has become a regional sport. if your team is in it you watch it. you watch your team but not the league. i think this is going to be different. two ohtani and judge, bigger

than life characters against each other and two high character people. >> ainsley: local fox, are you all going to go? anyone on the couch going to go? >> lawrence: ' not tonight but i'm going to try make one of the games. >> ainsley: i guess you could if you caught a flight. >> steve: best seat in the house is watching it in your living room, really. >> brian: i thinks for fox does a great job doing these games. lawrence lawrence i can't wait. >> brian: let's go, democrats and media ramping up the trump fear among gearing. >> ainsley: pete hegseth explains why it won't work this time. there he is. >> steve: hi pete. >> do you think drunk donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. >> yes, i do. yes, i do. ♪ starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that.

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district attorney george gascon cone is recommending that the menendez brothers be resentenced more than three decades after they were sentenced to life without parole for murdering their parents in 1989. chanley painter has the story on that. hey, chanley. >> hey, lawrence, the case that rivetted the nation 35 years ago and riveting the nation once again. everywhere 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 that they had been sexually abused by their father for years but prosecutors argued money was the motive. now the pair could soon be eligible for parole. l.a. county d.a. george gascon recommending that the brothers be resentenced in part based on new corroborating evidence of the abuse. >> i believe that they have paid their debt to societies and the

system provides a vehicle for their case to be reviewed by a parole board and then the parole concurs with my assessment and it will be their decision. they will be released accordingly. >> critics though are questioning the timing of gascon's announcement given that he is fighting to keep heir job in a did you have re-election campaign. now, for the brothers to be free from prison, the re-sentencing recommendation 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. steve, over to you. >> steve: all right you, let's see what happens. thank you very much. meanwhile vice president kamala harris spending her last days on the campaign trail, trying to brand donald trump as -- it's the f word, a fascist. >> let me ask you tonight, do you think donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. yes, i do.

>> steve: yes, she does. it's just more of the same. look at all these republicans throughout recent history that the left has falsely labeled fascist over the last 60 years. you got barry goldwater, nixon, ford, reagan, gwb. here with reaction, "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. pete, not surprising. >> not surprising. steve, i want to know where the joy is. this was going to be -- the whole convention they barely mentioned donald trump there was no rhetoric like this. remember. this was the rhetoric that joe biden was employing when he was still a candidate, right? the blood red background, the threat to democracy. the fascist. that was him. >> steve: right. >> going to turn to joy. why was biden peddling that they believe that was their best chance. they can't run on their actual record. there is no chance. so fascism equals hitler. this was all timed to -- timed with what john kelly said about donald trump. which has been thoroughly debunked and no one was corroborated it yet. but the media doesn't care about

that anymore. when you look at the list of republicans you showed, steve, mitt romney, paul ryan, gerald ford, like, barry goldwater and ronald reagan and donald trump are -- were threats to the system. richard nixon. gerald ford and george w. bush and mitt romney were more establishment republican guys it. doesn't matter where are coming from. you are going to be called a fascist. >> steve: just what they're doing right now. we heard for the last year donald trump is a threat to democracy. and today she is going to say in texas donald trump is a threat to abortion rights. and it's going to be next week there is going to be another he is a threat to fill in the blank. that's just what it is variety now. >> the reality is voters hear all of that but they say wait, kamala harris and joe biden have been a threat to my safety and my security. kamala harris and joe biden have been a threat to my ability to make money. my ability to feed my family. the basics that i care about. they are a threat to women in girls sports being able to do it. there is a thousand different

ways where common sense collides with this rhetoric of a threat to. so none of it lands. >> steve: we played a soundbite, hillary clinton talking a little bit about this weekend rally, this great big donald trump rally at madison square garden. apparently it's all sold out. >> pete: three hours it sold out. >> steve: she is fear-mongering and linking to all kinds of bad events. 20-some thousand people in iconic arena like madison square garden wearing maga hats just drives them crazy. >> pete: drives them crazy. >> steve: right there in new york. >> she couldn't pull 2,000 in new york he will pull 20,000 in three hours. every activity that goes on at msg some sort of racist exercise now because something happened in the 1930s there? is that their view. steve, it's so silly. i have said this from the beginning she is running a campaign about nothing. she doesn't know if she is with biden or against biden. she doesn't know what she is for or against.

one day she doesn't care about faith. next time she prays two times a day. no one knows because she is a terrible candidate. they are hitting the fascism button, hitler button. try to hit it the next 10 days and not going to work. >> steve: their message is donald trump bad. >> correct. >> her message is trust me. >> but i'm not going to tell you everything i stand for. just trust me. >> steve: i will let you know at the end of january. >> pete: and joy. >> steve: joy indeed. pete, thank you very much we will be watch you this weekend. >> got it. >> steve: do you want to do a plug for the patriot awards. >> patriot awards tickets on sale december 5th here in new york. fly into laguardia or jfk. right there. join us, it's america's most patriotic event. >> steve: it's going to be fun. meanwhile, momma mia, it is world pasta day, and we are celebrating with some penny. allah veto from the sopranos from. free food. let's go.

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. happy friday. it's a beautiful day here in new york city. let's take a look at it. you know, it's been beautiful. we have had above average temperatures. and it's been really dry. but, we're going to see some

rain, finally move into the central u.s. but, look at the drought drought monitor. much of the country moderate to severe drought except for south florida southeast and southwest. philadelphia 26 without rain. new york city 25 without measurable rainfall. and we're just going to continue that streak into next week. we do have some showers and thunderstorms making its way across the ohio valley, but high pressure really protecting the coast line. the west coast, you are going to get socked in with rain and mountain snow this weekend and into next week. in the tropics, nothing right now; however, as we get into next week, we could see the possibility of something developing in the bay of cam peachy, may be getting into the gulf of mexico, but we will keep you up to date. all right? just in time for the election. we might have a tropical storm system to talk about. steve, ainsley, brian, l.j., over to you. >> steve: all right, j.d., come on, in we're cooking. look, i live in new jersey. is there a more iconic show from

jersey than the sopranos? forget about it. >> nice to see you tommy. >> thank you. >> good tonight. [opera] >> nice to see you. >> i hope you have a pleasant evening. >> our next guest played vito. >> i saw that episode. >> ainsley: he joins us to make his famous penny o olivito for world pasta day. >> brian: it's guh. >> i don't know if you got the whole thing out there but that's close. >> ainsley: that's the irish version. is he half irish. >> steve: pasta day make penny

ola vodka. what came first the vodka or the ppenny. >> it wasn't like i had a big family cooking around me. it just sort of happened, i don't know how. >> steve: you are going to make the recipe foxandfriends.com. joe, how do we make this. >> hot pan with butter and olive oil. i have sliced garlic. some onions. get that hot. hopefully. and as soon as that starts cooking well, we are going to splash it with my rod can a vodka. >> it's your vodka? >> yes. this is made from tiffany grapes from spain. that's why i love working with it and do the 1r0d can a.

>> lawrence: what does it do to the dish the vodka? >> steve: flavor. >> it gives it flavor. you don't taste when people order vodka sauce they really don't taste it. this should be flaming out. but for the sake of tv there it goes. >> steve: we have a fancy stove. through the magic of tv. >> once the alcohol cooks out, hit it with some sauce. worstster sauce. >> brian: from the jar. >> i know you have 14 jobs. >> at my house we are not allowed to have jar sauce. >> vinson's sauce is my favorite. >> steve: related to you. >> a little cream. throw in a little pasta water. >> ainsley: pasta water. i'm not a big chef. do you buy this like this? >> steve: right out of the pasta

pot. >> a little cheese. >> steve: this looks fantastic. >> a little. >> brian: atlanta pacific. >> ask me where it's available in new york the vodka, talking jersey distributers and in florida we are doing a big opening party for my cousin's play from brooklyn to boca. >> >> many have gone. >> steve: you are making it fast. >> brian: your whole family is full of thespians and cooks. [laughter] steve okay. look at this. >> lawrence: that's bold right there. >> brian: girl in the white outfit should stand in the back. >> ainsley: fine, whatever. >> steve: on the sopranos how many people were eating this when they got rubbed out? >> hard to say.

i will have to keep track. i know i wasn't. >> ainsley: we have to taste. this. >> steve: should we have the finished product? >> yes, the finished product. >> ainsley: should we just eat it right out of the bowl? >> secret to my vodka sauce. it's got to be sprayed. you should spray. >> steve: straight vodka. >> this is how you taste the vodka. >> brian: i already was spraying this before. >> steve: i love it. the parm is great. taste the vodka. >> brian: taste the vodka. taste family, lawrence? >> lawrence: is this how we get away with drinking on tv? >> steve: bring it on. so can you buy the vodka at raqqa vodka.com and the rest by on foxandfriends.com. >> brian: book over there, too. >> steve: joe, thank you very much

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