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>> lawrence: it's 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, friday, october 25. this is "fox and friends"! a texas-sized day on the campaign trail. harris team is teaming up with beyonce and donald trump meeting with joe ragan. >> ainsley: great headline. >> brian: it is. basket of deemployeeables, what hillary clinton said about trumps upcoming new york city rally. >> trump reenact ing the madiso square garden rally in 1939. neo-nazis, fascists in america. >> brian: play out of the playbook. >> ainsley: that page is still there? east coast versus west coasts

tonight on fox. yankees versus dodgers. >> steve: final hour of "fox and friends" for the week, it was a long week, starting right now. >> lawrence: vice president kamala harris will be in houston, texas today for a rally where where o /* /* beyonce is expected to take the lead. >> steve: so is willie nelson. star-studded rally in georgia. >> brian: what is better dancer? willie or beyonce? former president trump will be in texas with podc podcaster gi joe rogan. at least one hour. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera live at the white house.

>> madeleine: vice president kamala harris focusing on abortion today in houston, a message her campaign has leaned on to motivate voters and using backdrop of tex tech and six-week abortion ban to talk about the second trump presidency. here she is with former president obama in georgia yesterday. >> over the last years, in particular last eight years donald trump has become more confused, more unstable and more angry. you see it everyday. >> she got a plan to make your life better. she's going after corporations that unfairly jack up prices. she will make it easier to build and buy a home. >> madeleine: form upper president trump's conversation with joe rogan today could help shore up his advantage with male voters.

yesterday he talked about eshg elimination of taxes, on tips, overtime and social security. >> no tax on tips. [cheering] >> no tax on overtime. [cheering] >> no tax on social security ben benefits. [cheering] >> madeleine: trump is heading to a nonbattleground state this weekend, to new york city, where he is expected to hold a rally in madison square garden. his campaign framed it as final pitch to voters. >> steve: thank you. donald trump has suggested it would be possible to get rid of federal income taxes across the board and replace -- >> lawrence: he actually told us that first in a barber shop

clue. >> ainsley: that would save so much. >> steve: avenue of america, home of "new york post" and they have endorsed donald trump. the choice is clear to put nation on right path back to the future. if you go to ny post.com, they have an editorial explaining why he's best person for -- they write, we must choose the following, secure border and sensible immigration system, low regulation economy, common sense education and america that is respected on the world stage, only one candidate can credibly claim to lead us, that is this guy. >> lawrence: all of it is former common sense. if you are former president trump, you have to be feeling good. arizona up, wisconsin up. michigan up.

north carolina and georgia. this point in time, joe biden was up in all states and hillary clinton up in all these states with exception of georgia. >> ainsley: republicans still need to go vote, it is neck and neck. essentially tied. >> steve: "new york times" came out with final poll, dead heat, 48-48. "wall street journal," final poll, donald trump is actually up by two. so the point is, there are million polls out there, polls have not historically been accurate. it will be a photo finish. >> brian: another story, they say is it possible donald trump could win popular vote. poll has harris up in nevada, pennsylvania and wisconsin and trump winning other battleground state. reuters has trump up by three.

monmouth harris up by three. it is not close to being done. momentum seems on one side, there is one argument against trump, he's too old, too unhinged and he's a nazi. pick one of the three. if she does that on tuesday, vice president of the united states in her closing argument, she says, you have looked at me, you don't like me, you see my policies, i can't defend them. the other guy is terrible. >> steve: yesterday in georgia, she had biggest rally of the campaign season. she'll have another one with beyonce and willie nelson. >> brian: two country music stars. >> lawrence: hillary is back. >> ainsley: hillary was on another network yesterday and said basket of deplorables and

republicans did not like that, smelly walmart shoppers. now she's saying this is a stretch. she has a become out right now, she's probably saying, what can i talk about in this interview from my book so i can plug my book. which is what she did. donald trump is going to msg this weekend, big rally at madison square garden. she's saying because of that it is emblem attic of this nazi rally that took place in 1939 in new york. >> one other thing you will see next week, is trump actual ly reena reenacting the madison square garden rally in 1939. i write about this in my book. president roosevelt was apauled neo-nazi, fascists in america were lining up to essentially

pledge their support for kind of government they were seeing in germany. so i don't think we can ignore it. it may be a leap for some people and a lot of others think, i don't want to go there and say that. please open your eyes to the danger this man poses to our country. i think it is clear and present for anybody paying attention. >> brian: no responsibility for her loss in 2016? she blames james comy. she took home e-mails and her assistant took it to anthony we weiner's laptop. comey had to raise it, it was the perfect storm. she blamed russians, called donald trump illegitimate president. you have been criticizing president trump for saying that election is illegitimate, we

don't want hillary clinton to say it, she's attacking. james carville said it first, this choice reminds him of the 1939 nazi rally. >> ainsley: what about anyone that performs there? >> steve: sunday night, sold out, sea of maga hats and we've heard the maga hat is a symbol of racism or anything bad, people have said that. they are linking what john kelly said about trump being fascist with that and ducktails into their final argument. john kelly said this and hillary clinton is talking about that nazi rally. >> steve: are you saying people that decided to get a ticket, these people lining up in new york city. i'm not from here, i'm from tex

tech. people who elected hillary clinton, all of these people going to madison square garden supports a nazi? they are losing, they are not talking about issues, not talking about people paychecks or grocery prices. they want to demonize the country. >> lawrence: you are demonizing new yorker. these are normal democrats. >> ainsley: you said this is the playbook, they have been doing for 60 years. there is knowa article talking about this, they are known for playing the nazi card, they did with goldwater, nixon, gerald ford, ronald reagan. >> brian: with paul ryan and mitt romney. around hillary clinton said there is too much evidence what he wants to do. what about what she has done at the border, with crime and at

the grocery store? she and joe biden, prices are through the roof. >> lawrence: this is an attempt to shame voters and say you can't vote on the issues that matter to you because it is embarrassing, you would be spoe spo supporting the second coming of hitler. >> ainsley: we had four years with him, he was not a hitler. >> steve: there are 20,000 people standing up, wearing maga hats. >> brian: it was 16,000 and 5000 on the outside. >> ainsley: they have a safe space to wear some of those hats. >> brian: i think the maga hat is not a lightning like it has been. >> steve: it is 8:12 in new york city. aurora, colorado councilwoman is

referring to tren de aragua. >> brian: that infamous venezuelan gang. they suggest some officials within the aurora police department knew about the migrant gang threat for a year. >> ainsley: brooke singman has details. >> brooke: that e-mail is raising questions about how long aurora police department knew about the violent gang tren de aragua. the city council woman says internal e-mail not with out last november, saying tissuing da has decided to make denver their home due to policies and location. suspects made statement they have both buildings under sorry v valance and they have 200 people working for them. a former resident spoke about how tren de aragua's presence

made her make the decision to move out of aurora. >> i'm disappointed any police officers or city leadership could have warned me not to interact with these people. it wasn't until i spoke with councilwoman jawrenski, she was forthcoming with me. >> brooke: the city is responding to the leaked e-mail telling people to remember the police department must rely on admissible information, not fragmentes of information and say ap d has remained consistent on this matter. so far nothing from the police. >> steve: we had jay johnson on the couch sitting where brian is last hour. we asked him about donald trump's suggestion that if electioned he would round up

people in the country illegally and deport them. there is majority that that is a good idea. mr. johnson said it is a good idea to get people and round them up and kick them out or prosecute them, it is not what you think. >> first of all, send ice erobero out, round up gang members, send them back to venezuela. whether venezuela is willing to accept them or not. during end of the obama administration, we began to focus on special interest aliens, identifying them before they reach this hemisphere through relationships with intelligence officers. >> lawrence: here is the problem, joe biden and kamala harris have not said that. one thing to have a campaign surrogate that was effect itch

under barack obama, they called him deporter in chief. they are not saying that right now. the person that wants to be next president, no major speech talking about deportation. >> brian: in the aurora story, they say gangs identified denver as the hub of that venezuelan gang. why? it is a sanctuary city, at a can't deport us, new york city, chicago, the same way, san francisco and los angeles same way. if they get caught and if they are minor, back out, misdemeanors are not prosecutable. they can't ship them out or put them in a juvenile center. what kills me, the governor denied this was a problem. the republican mayor denied this was a problem. e-mails going back and forth talking about the magnitude of the problem. you have a problem in aurora, they said this guy is

sensationalizing things and trying to make migrants the n enemy. there is an is a problem. do you remember when she said martha, only a few. do you hear yourself? >> ainsley: gangs from other countries are taking over. >> brian: and cops knew. >> ainsley: it is happening in texas, we interviewed somebody from san antonio and they said it is happening there. >> lawrence: a criminal enterprise spread out. i think this is -- this shows residents were not lying and tells you rank and file cops are different from people in leadership. they were talking about this. one e-mail just if you go to one of these places, go with backup. why are cops requesting backup if there is not an issue. >> brian: the supervisor or the

property manager said this apartment should be empty. he comknocked on the door and s this apartment is vacant. they gave him $500 to get out. he said no, and they beat him up. it is only a few, don't worry about it. >> steve: carley joins us with news from california. >> carley: watch this video, an pattern kidnapping is stopped by a teenager at the exact moment a suspect approaches an 11-year-old girl in los angeles. watch this. >> hey, leave her alone. >> carley: that suspect walking behind the girl grabbing her after the teen neighbor itemed, the man let go and drove up. he was arrested and his bail set $1 million. day five of jury selection in

daniel penny trial gets underway in two hours. 12 jurors will remain anonymous, citing months of threats to make to all parties. penny is accused of putting jordan neely in a deadly choke hold last year. witnesses say jordan neely was aggressive with riders at the time. space-x crew eight splashing down off florida coast after a lengthy stay on the international space station. they launched in march carrying three nasa astronauts and one russi russian cosmonaugt. the hatch opened to get the astronauts out. billed as instant classic, yankees and dodgers will play in game one of the world series tonight on fox.

todd and i spoke to yankees le legend roger clemens about tonight's match up. >> everybody got what they wanted, two powerhouse teams, a lot of star players. this city will be jumping when they are home for the home games. >> carley: two have met 11 times dating back to 1941. yankees won eight of those. when john was in the studio, nice guy. when roger was here, he was so nice. i don't know about baseball, based on former players, i'm a fan. >> steve: baseball has been good to you. >> lawrence: brian, you are a mets fan, do you root for the yankees? >> brian: i'm not a hater. i'm a giant fan, not a hater. it is a rarity, in new york, i'm

sure chicago same thing. usually like or hate. i do not hate. >> ainsley: do you really just say that? if you have been taught, born and bred to not like the yankees. >> brian: my family was a yankee fans and i was a met fan. >> steve: you got to go to more games. your family couldn't afford yankees. >> brian: you didn't want m majesty of yankee stadium, you wanted to be at shea stadium, you had to learn to read lips. >> steve: beatles were there. >> brian: so were the police. the group. >> lawrence: game tonight on fox. don't miss it. >> steve: straight ahead george gascon could be paving path of

freedom for the menendez brothers. his deputy says it is politics and he'll explain it to us next.

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resentenced for murdering their parents, the move could pave the way to their freedom. >> i believe they have paid their debt to society and the system provides a vehicle for their case to be reviewed by a parole board and parole concurs with my assessment, then it will be their decision, they will be released accordly. ask yo >> ainsley: next guest works under george gascon, but is going public with his opposition to that decision. john luhen joins us now. why are you against the rese resentencing? >> these are my personal opinion, do not any way reporter the district attorney's office. this is nothing more, george gascon is in the process of

suffering the worst and most humiliated defeat in the hiftsry of the united states. he is down 30 points, he has no money and he is trying to generate as much publicity as he can. so the background is the day before, this was two weeks ago, george gascon announced he was going to have a press conference on menendez case, there was an article on the front page of "new york times," . so george gascon has a problem. he says, i'm going to go schedule this press conference, he has a press conference and it was like al capone's empty vault. he does not say what he's going

to do. he januaryerates as much free publicity as he can. he has no money, he has 40,000 and his opponent has a million and a half. he has a press conference and instead of doing what da's are supposed to do, eshg vevaluate facts, george gascon does not meet with the lawyer handling this case until the night before the press conference. basically before you decide you are going to take a trip, you buy airline tickets to the destination and go, maybe i will take a trip there. it makes no sense and means the meeting with the da was pro forma. >> ainsley: i get it, you think this case is -- >> sure, here is the situation with the case. george gascon has decided he is

going to resentence, which is based allegedly on the fact lili gil valletta -- fact that lyle and erik were molested. the alleged letter is undated, it was not discussed even though erik and the cousin testified at length in the trial. they both allege that erik had never mentioned anything about the molestation after the period when he was 12 or 13 years old, years before the murder. it was inkconsistent with defene they used at trial. if you believe the molestation, it does not mitigate they executed their parents, basically blew them apart with shotguns. >> ainsley: and went out and

starting spending a lot of money they had. >> and spent a bunch of money and opened the safe the next morning, they were worried there was a will. the reason this is being done at same time, george gascon has 15,000 unfiled cases, including a bunch of sex cases he's not paying attention to because they don't generate publicity. this is a stunt designed to basically bait and switch the electorate. you have two rich defendants who brutally murdered his parents, he is trying to let out. they are not rehabilitated, they continue to lie about what occurred. our legislature and george gascon want to free every single individual in prison, resentences is very important. this is just not the case, these

are not the individuals and george gascon should not be the person making the decisions. >> ainsley: we're out of time, i want to have you back, i'm interested in why resentencing? why not a new trial to submit the undated letter saying the kids were molested. >> that would not change the murder, you have to show you're in imminent harm. you can't say i was molested years ago and blow your parents away. court of appeal and ninth circuit, this has been dealt with in the legal opinions and none of the tiktokers or kim kardashian have ever read. >> ainsley: many wonder if they were being molested, why didn't they leave, they were old enough. god bless them if they did.

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>> janice: hello, friends, i have friends from all over the country. what is your name? >> angela and kirby. >> janice: all right. >> andrew from florida. >> devin from las vegas, nevada. >> lafayette, louisiana.

>> janice: look at the weekend forecast, it looks good. we have showers and thunderstorms making its way across the ohio valley and great lakes. next system moves in over the weekend and will get rain over soenl u.s. coastal areas will be drive. even for halloween, a record breaker, 81 degrees. you stay here for halloween. do you have lawrence? >> we do. >> we love lawrence. >> toss back to you right now. >> lawrence: i love you back. with election 11 days ago and control of senate on the line, breaking down the most important down-ballot races of 2024. kellyanne conway joins me to break it down. look at power rankings, it tells a story. balance of power but what

matters is power rankings. there is 49 democratic seats, one toss up and the republicans and it is a toss-up, why? >> sherrod brown has been there so long, lots of people think he does a great job. he runs ads where he's bear hugging donald trump. does not mention biden or harris. most ads right now, i work on trade. i think brian moreno is surging. he will be the first united states senator in american history born in south america, that is exciting. he's taking on brown on his fr fraudulent weather. he votes with joe biden and kamala harris. j.d. vance is his running mate,

i think sherrod brown's time may be up. >> lawrence: that is your prediction. you have shia and tester and looking, it does not look close. >> kellyanne: this has been a runaway race. tim sheahey. and tester's time has been -- s sheahey is unafraid of tester's record. every six years, i'm farmer or rafrper john. he goes back to washington and votes for woke agenda domestically and republicans have this in west virginia. >> lawrence: what about texas, kamala harris is going to be here, they think they can win this. i'm hearing crews on the ground. >> kellyanne: every six years, cruz -- they will spend a ton of

money, they did that with beto o'r o'rourke. >> lawrence: what is next? >> kellyanne: go home and be with your kids. i think we're starting at 51 republican and 49 democrat. why is this important? kamala harris has broken more ties in the u.s. senate than any other vice president in history. i got there in early 2017, we had majority in house and senate with republicans, they did not repeal or replace obama care. you sometimes have republicans who flip to the other side, want something they are not getting and it is hard to rely on democrats. if president trump can find a couple democrats who say it has been benefited my state, i will crossover, that is key. >> lawrence: look at democrats, a lot on the board. tough map.

start with michigan, who is going to win? >> slotkin is ahead, she is suffering and sounding alarm bells harris is not doing well there. arab american vote is tough for kamala harris, she has to deal with her hamas caucus and rogers has money now and people in his campaign think he's been surging. pennsylvania is another one -- >> lawrence: what is your prediction on there? >> kellyanne: we had mccormack ahead by one. butler bump in the field, but havinged that, casey is traditionally under 50% and pulls out in the end. mccormick has -- >> lawrence: the maryland race, hogan separated from donald trump. it does not seem to be working. >> kellyanne: he thought he was going to run against an easier target. every republican in the swing

states presidentially are banking on donald trump's energy to bring them over the finish line, that is okay, but run your own race. in 2022, donald trump was blamed for senate losses. >> lawrence: kellyanne conway, looking at all races, thank you. yankees versus dodgers tonight on fox. we have a preview headline. i've been worn by celebrities, athletes, and world leaders. but i've always felt most comfortable up here, with the folks that made me who i am. i'm right at home, out here on the land. and i'm in my lane on the shoulder of the interstate. because this is where i come from. i've been showing up here for nearly 200 years. and i can't wait to see what's next. hats off to the future. nothing runs like a deere™

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>> steve: happening today a federal judge will decide fate of virginia governor youngkin's executive order to remove noncitizens from the state voter rolls, following controversial doj lawsuit. griff jenkins will fill us in on more details. >> griff: good morning, steve, in about an hour from now, a federal judge will rule from the bench on the fate of the 1600 individuals ided as noncitizens and removed from the voter roll. governor youngkin issued order to remove noncitizens from voter rollinses. doj ruled and said it was illegal and violated federal

law. governor youngkin does not see it that way. >> if they can't affirm they're a citizen, they come off the voter roll. this is an individual proissue. i fully expect us to win. >> steve: indication from the court suggest judge is likely to restore voter rolls and we would likely to appeal to higher court. this comes as new gallup poll shows 83% of americans support requiring proof of citizenship when voting for the first time. steve. >> steve: a lot going on. thank you, have a nice weekend. meanwhile, the stage is set, tonight on fox, fox sports analyst john smojohn smoltz

previews the world series. first jump in on dana perino. >> dana: i just learned why the new york dodgers are called dodgers, do you know why? >> steve: no. >> dana: dodging street trolleys. sorry to spoil it if you are taking the quiz. >> steve: they should call them survivors. >> dana: you are a survivor and we appreciate that. there is a harris campaign vibe shift and top level ad visor rift, how her chances in the election of iffy. plus house democrats stairing to freak. kevin mccarthy join us. and the menendez brothers, did the system fail? we'll debate. let's nail this dismount in a few minutes.

i'm a lifelong republican and i voted for trump twice, but i can't do it again. trump wants a national sales tax on imported goods. it'll make everything more expensive for regular people, all while giving tax breaks to billionaires. you're rich as hell. we're going to give you tax cuts. kamala harris is for regular people. she wants a tax cut for 100 million americans, so we keep more of our hard-earned money.

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the series features the biggest stars in the game. ohtani and judge. to the preview it all, john. great to see you. your thoughts leading into game one. is this worth all the hype it's getting? >> it is, yeah. everybody has been kind of dreaming about this for a while. two historic organizations. the star power is what will steal the show. so many players that can single handedly change the game on each side. all the pressure in the world is on the dodgers and yankees with winning world series expectations. i know what's that like. i've been there and come up short. one of those things is must-see tv. get a front row seat and so much strategy and so many different moves made because of the stars they have to pitch around. >> brian: let's talk about cole and flaherty. cole is the the ace, cy young

award winner but not great this year. is he hurt? >> he has come back from injury this year and learned how to pitch in a different way. he is actually benefiting from learning how to use his pitchers in different ways and not rely so much. when you are healthy and throw it wherever you want it is a fun sport to play. he has been battling back and really done a nice job since his injury. for the dodgers they got jack flaherty to do this exact thing. hometown kid. both neat stories. grew up rooting for the team they're playing for and now pitching in the world series. can't make that up. >> brian: john, it's so interesting you have a lot of sub stories. first time ohtani in the world series and judge. their numbers are unbelievable. a guy like bolty. pictures of him at nine years old watching the yankees hoping to catch toilet paper streams as

jeter and the bunch celebrate their last world championship. that is a perfect scenario. >> it is. when you think about him growing up there and on a chance with the stage with all the pressure in the world replacing one of the great short stops of all time for the yankees and the story lines are there. on the table to be served. so it will be a lot of fun. there will be unsung heroes somewhere on each team. all the focus will be on the stars but it is these kinds of moments where a player like edmond get a chance to shine and get a chance to show the world how good they really are. >> brian: stanton for the yankees. what did you learn about both teams in the playoffs >> the biggest thing is yankees are playing good baseball at the best time of the year and gotten some big hits out of stanton. the focus will be on judge and soto. for the dodgers roberts did an incredible job. they are beat up.

no one will feel sorry for you because you have the big payroll and the expectations. their bull peg is unbelievably good and it will get them the world series championship if the bullpen gets it done. for the yankees taking out the power. >> brian: in may you walked into fox with me at the same time and said john, the yankees great start. do you believe they are this good and you said yes. once again you are 100% right. they are in the world series. see you when you get to new york. hopefully you'll be on the couch. game one of the world series will be tonight at 8:00. >> ainsley: 8:08. very specific. >> brian: it will be fun. whatever you do, stay within yourself. >> kamala, kamala, you are