he was a paramedic. big, amazing guy who loved to fish. amazing guy. >> brian: i'm sure he is proud of you and dan, a great feeling of pride knowing alexis is getting this great education and so many others. 62,000 scholarships awarded, there are still so many people in need. support folds of honor. thank you so much for telling your story dan and alexis. >> thanks for having us on and thank you to anheiser-busch, the 500 hole sailors and national football league and bud light stepping up behind first responders. god bless the great united states of america. >> brian: folds of honor.org. that's it for us. over to bill and dana. thanks for having. >> bill: good morning, everybody. the campaign is kicking into

overdrive. at this moment nine days out it is time. former president trump bringing his message to deep blue new york city. six hour lineup. eight or nine days take your guess until america decides. hope the weekend was a good one. i'm bill hemmer and here we go. how are you feeling? >> dana: i'm feeling great. rested and ready to go. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." >> bill: i was waiting for the thing on the screen to tell us how many days it is. >> dana: i think it's eight wake-ups if you are counting like christmas. the final full week of the campaign. more than 41 million americans have already voted and both sides are focused on driving up turnout. >> bill: yesterday vice president kamala harris rallied supporters. she was in the key swing state of pennsylvania. the former president focusing on deep blue new york holding a packed rally at the world's most famous arena. >> dana: the "new york post" cover maga square garden.

event drew thousands of people. atmosphere was electric. his campaign looking to recapture the enthusiasm and excitement of the summer's rnc as it begins cementing its closing argument. >> i'm asking you to be excited about the future of our country again. i will never apologize for defending america. kamala harris has shattered our middle class. she cast the deciding votes that launched the worst inflation in the history of our country. the day i take the oath of office, the migrant invasion of our country ends. kamala broke it but i will fix it. >> dana: michael whatley was there last night and joins us here in a moment. let's start with bill melugin on the campaign trail in atlanta. good morning, bill. >> good morning to you as well. former president donald trump will have two campaign events in georgia today including a rally here in atlanta tonight. trump likes to say he mass he is

running as if he is one point behind willing to go anywhere and everywhere to get his message out to the voters. that mentality was on full display in madison square garden last night. take a listen. >> from within the other side goes crazy. these are the people who are doing such harm to our country with their open border policies, record setting inflation, green new scam and everything else that they are doing. but we're not going to let it happen any longer. >> trump spoke in front of a totally packed house as msg last night but also had a long lineup of speakers who came before him including rfk junior, dana white, melania trump, hulk hogan and elon musk. he said he would create a department of government efficiency to cut wasteful spending. he thinks he can cut immediately

$2 trillion in spending. take a listen. >> your money is being wasted and the department of government efficiency will fix that. [cheers and applause] we're going to get the government off your back and out of your pocketbook. [cheers and applause] america is not just going to be great but reach heights it has never seen before. >> democrats were not too pleased with this madison square garden rally. dnc chair put out a statement that says trump has been clear he wants to rule as an authoritarian praising part and unleash -- this is a line of attack we've seen democrats reverting to.

last week kamala harris called trump a fascist. trump campaign is pushing back saying the harris campaign is getting desperate and reaching for straws and they must be a little upset that trump was able to fill up madison square garden without needing beyonce's help. >> dana: he is beyonce. thank you. >> bill: michael whatley in new york joins us on set. nice to have you here. we scoured the early vote returns from just about every battleground state every hour of every day. here is how your counterpart jennifer o'malley dillon sees it for the democrats and kamala harris on the early vote. >> we're seeing strong turnout, margins are strong and the folks that we're focused on, low prop pens tee voters that continue always vote are showing up at a higher level in support of the vice president. >> bill: how do you see it? >> we see a strong early vote turnout and strong in the absentee ballots across the

country right now. we're way ahead of where we were in 2016 or 2020. right now it looks when you combine the early vote and absentee votes we have an outright win in north carolina in election day. same thing in nevada and arizona. these numbers that we're looking at the real metrics we like what we're seeing. puts us in a very good position to win this thing on election day and we're going to work everything. >> you are saying going into election day you will have an outright lead? >> that's what it looks like in north carolina, arizona, nevada. >> bill: we'll watch that. >> dana: interesting. call for four. a map of states that president trump has visited in the last week. some of them we talked about all the time. the ones you just mentioned. but there are a couple of others including texas. we understand that was the joe rogan interview. also new york city. he was here, big event. is new york city on your map as

a possible win for president trump? >> it was a concert for america, right? this truly was a rally that talked to all of american people all across the country. we had every single network there. not just from america but all around the world. press credentials we had to give ute for that rally yesterday were as big as they were for the convention. this is a conversation that donald trump had with all of america yesterday from madison square garden and a homecoming and it was a great opportunity for him to be here. there is nothing more iconic. he grew up here. nothing more iconic that madison square garden. we have congressional races we need to win in new york. they're all very close. >> dana: it will determine the balance of power in the house. >> agree. the rally itself was about america and about talking to every american voter, every american family and it's really what he and jd vance are doing.

they'll be in every battleground states having conversations directly with american voters. >> bill: when you try to analyze the early vote, how do you answer this question? some say it's just a vote that was going to be in your column anyway and it just came in at an earlier stage. >> what we're seeing right now is we're not cannibalizing our election day votes. we're excited about the numbers of seeing that people who didn't vote in 2020. for example in nevada 16% of our early voters did not vote in 2020. north carolina that number is 18%. we see all across the country right now people who have not participated before are coming in. these are the low propensity and new voters coming into the system. we're not cannibalizing the election day voting which is very -- >> bill: what would you say about democrats and their numbers? >> we'll have to let them analyze their own numbers at this point in time. what i will say is this. in every battleground state that

has voting taking place right now we're doing better than we did in 2016 or 2020. >> dana: part of the reason could be trump chipping away at the democrats' hold on long-time voting blocks. blacks, harris down 13. hispanics she is down 18, jewish voters she is down eight and here even in new york as we mentioned she is down ten. just looking at this, people can look at the rally last night and have different opinions about it and say why did you need the comedian? unforced error, but i feel like tactically the trump campaign keeps beating her campaign to the ball. and i think these voters in these different groups are starting to notice that. when you look back on election day when we have you back to do analysis no matter how it goes. that's a change of ideological and other types of diversity for the republican party going forward. >> it is really significant and based on the fact that donald trump is talking to those voters

about the issues that they care about. there is no issue across the country that resonates more than inflation with grocery prices and gasoline and housing prices that have gone up 20 and 25 and even 50% for gasoline under kamala harris and her administration because she cast the tiebreaking vote on 2.5 trillion of spending. donald trump says he will bring prices down and end the invasion that we have coming across our southern border and we're going to protect americans, then people are resonating with that and we're seeing it in every one of those communities because they are affected the same way that every community across the country is. >> bill: i want to play this clip. a closing argument ad that apparently aired during a lot of the nfl football games on sunday. a clip now. >> we'll make america great again. >> i will fight for you with every breath and i will never let you down. ♪

>> bill: so that ad goes on and with the remaining eight days what should we expect from that closing argument and where will it be delivered? >> the closing argument is going to be that donald trump is going to secure or southern border, he is going to restore our economy, and he is going to make america strong. so that we can protect our interests and our allies across the world. it is remarkable to me nine years ago, a few blocks from here he came down that escalator said he would make america great again by doing those three things. by securing the southern border, restoring our economy and making sure we're strong enough to protect america and our allies. very consistent that he has been there since day one trying to make america great. kamala harris and her campaign are flailing right now. she is in free fall because they don't have a closing argument. for them to try these ridiculous insults and tropes that they are attacking the president with now shows you how weak their campaign is and they are not

closing with a good argument. >> see who is right in the end. >> dana: there are tough words about her last night, too. but nobody called her a fascist but a few other things. >> the key is she is the one as the border czar who let in 15 million illegal immigrants into this country and pose as a direct threat to america and the one that as the cass the tiebreaking vote on 2.5 billion worth of unnecessary spending that sent grocery and gasoline prices through the roof. >> dana: voters are saying from the beginning it's the he could than -- economy and they haven't been able to close on it. >> let us use our voices in these final days to make it plain to the men in our lives that we need to stand not with trump but with us. >> bill: that's the response from the harris campaign making their last-minute push to close the gender gap.

can michelle obama move the needle inside their strategy coming up this morning? >> dana: appeals court struck down virginia's effort to keep non-citizens from voting. >> here comes the hail mary with the game on the line and the ball is caught. >> bill: when you've got it, you've got it, right? pure magic in washington, d.c. a hail mary for the ages. the play that had football fans freaking out. shades of doug flutie in that pass there. nice. the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at home, you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to apply for a va home loan. the newday 100 loan allows you to borrow up to 100% of your home's value. so if you're in a situation where you need some help financially, give us a call.

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>> people who told us themselves check the box, we are not citizens of the united states and therefore not eligible to

vote. and the judge said no, you'll put those people back on. this is just incredulous to us. >> dana: virginia lieutenant's governor sounding off after a judge gave voteings rights to non-citizens. they are filing an emergency appeal with the supreme court in a last ditch effort to block the controversial decision after an appel upheld the judges ruling. >> bill: both teams rolling out a series of dueling ads that aired during sunday football games. madeleine rivera is live on the north lawn of the white house to bring us that. good morning to you there. >> good morning, bill. the gender gap between the two candidates is quite notable. check out "the new york times"

college poll showing vice president kamala harris leading former president trump among women 52 to 42%. the former president leads harris 55 to 41% among men. the new ad for the harris campaign is releasing during football games is a more aggression push to court male voters as some of her supporters take a sharper tone. michelle obama making a plea while campaigning with harris in michigan over the weekend. >> to think that the men that we love could be either unaware or indifferent to our plight is simply heartbreaking. it is a sad statement about our value as women in this world. so fellows, before you cast your vote, ask yourself what side of history do you want to be on? >> president biden was just as frank as her saying this on saturday. >> mr. president, what do you

say to the men that sported you but are not supporting harris? >> they are making a mistake in my humble opinion. >> harris has dismissed the notion of a gender gap saying she doesn't see it even as her campaign leans into issues like abortion to make inroads with female voters. >> to be very frank my internal polling is my instinct. i let the campaign people deal with all that other stuff. and i am responding to what i'm seeing. just two nights ago, we had 30,000 people show up. >> we'll see how successful their strategy is. >> bill: remember that well not too long ago. madeleine, thank you from the white house. >> dana: despite biden's best effort to hit the campaign trail for his vice president harris's team are not into it. axios has the scoop in a piece title i had harris stiff arms

biden in final stretch. despite multiple requests from the president to campaign with harris her staff keeps responding with we'll get back to you. hans nichols joins me now. you have a piece that says for harris remaking biden's white house could be the best revenge. is this tension real, are they wanting to have some distance because she needs it to try to win? >> probably a little bit of both, dana. you sort of 0ed in on what is happening here. one, i don't think it's controversial to suggest that joe biden might not be the best asset for the harris campaign in every state. you see that in his approval numbers, you see that in how he is being deployed. he isn't being deployed that much compared to previous popular incumbents. then i think the other part here is that there is tension between team harris and team biden. you recall and look back at the

first two or three years of the harris campaign there were a lot of questions about her performance. one of the last sort of arguments from the pro-biden faction within the democratic party was he is the only person that can beat trump. implicit in that argument was the idea that harris couldn't. harris advisors, core inner circles that remember the naysayers and remember the doubters and like a lot of people in politics, i suspect they will have long memories, guys. >> dana: one of the things you wrote is that harris and emhoffer husband and sister and her husband have been taking note of biden advisors what they're saying and big dollar donors are doing. did this tension between the two of them exist before? >> maybe a little bit. a lot of the tension that was between the staffs was sort of brushed under and remember, harris had a lot of staff departures. a lot of this is coming to the front because we've had this

sort of stunning and shocking development in the campaign which is that the democrats switched out their nominee in a very compressed time schedule and now all of a sudden you have a lot of people that are currently working the white house that were say three or four months ago thinking about what kind of job they might get in a second biden administration if biden were to win. now they have to recalculate. yes, there is tension but i think overall there is this idea they need to defeat trump, that everyone wants to row in the same direction. the big ideological fractures within the democratic party have been swept under the rug. should harris win they will blossom and come out in the open and see an interesting transition especially on personnel matters while these ideological battles are fought out. >> dana: i have a question. at the ethel kennedy funeral, a lip reader says that biden says to obama, she is not as strong

as me. and he says i know. i don't know if that fueled tension. it might have. also she has been given multiple opportunities and pressed three times that i've seen on what she knew about biden's mental decline and stamina for the next four years and she has never once waivered. she has been extremely loyal to him to the point it is almost incredulous and unbelievable that she never saw anything that would give her cause for concern and all of a sudden june 27th there is a debate and he has a bad night? what about that? >> i would argue the counter hypothetical there, if harris were -- i don't know if it's true. if harris were to say his decline is -- she already has a challenge of sort of distancing herself from the president but also defending it. when you look at the interviews she has done she is both

defending their record and distancing it. that's a challenging position to be in. >> dana: it's not easy. >> hopefully the voters will decide. >> dana: you are getting ready for the election. appreciate you. thanks. >> dana reads sports. >> dana: everybody has been waiting for this one in d.c. 11th hour miracle. washington last night commanders quarterback daniels throwing a game-winning hail mary touchdown against the chicago bears. >> one last play. it is going to be getting longer by the second. all the way back at the 30 -yard line. now you can step into it. here comes the hail mary with the game on the line. and the ball is caught! it's caught?

it's a miracle! >> dana: 18-15 final score. >> it's kind of like a once in a lifetime experience. not too many people get to experience stuff like that. it was my first time so obviously i was just the whole stadium, team, everybody. >> dana: i like his hat. that's good merchandise right there. >> bill: he is a rookie, heisman trophy winner lsu. off to a fast start in the nfl. some of the things he is doing is magic. a corner back for the bears 29 taunting the crowd and didn't realize the play was underway. he is the one who comes in and it is his hand that tips the ball, bam. doug is hanging out in a hotel room and a big commanders fan. the neighbors in his hotel hate him right now. he was that loud. >> dana: i would check to see who won the night before on

monday morning. it would determine the mood of the entire city. >> bill: 1,000%. >> dana: you'll have a good day in washington. >> bill: every city, let's move to this, though, serious news overseas. israel retaliating sending waves of attacks against iran. what comes next in the middle east as we all hold our breath? general jack keane is here to tell us. >> middle east, i will prevent world war iii from happening. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. i'm a lifelong republican and i voted for trump twice,

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this is a terrific strike and israel spent a lot of time trying to figure out what to achieve here. i -- their objectives. they wanted to see if they could deter iran from another major comprehensive missile attack, particularly the last one all ballistic missiles and somewhere around 35 of those actually got through the air defense systems. so that certainly registered with israel. they want to achieve deterrents in some form of de-escalation to do that. they have to hurt iran and make them more vulnerable. the second thing is, they have to avoid the national targets. the national targets were nuclear. they never seriously considered a nuclear attack. a lot of people urged them to do it. why? they don't have the capability to damage them without u.s. participation in the attack. and the other thing is oil infrastructure. i will get back to that in a

minute. then the third thing is civilian casualties. that would prompt a response from iran. they have no choice. so they launched this attack. first went into syria, took down the air defense system on the pathway to, then iraq. then taking down the air defense systems in iran. all of the s-300 russian systems that iran has. what does that say? it makes iran sitting there completely vulnerable to another air attack by israel. then they went after what? what were the air defense systems protecting? oil and petrol infrastructure and gas and the international airport and some nuclear facilities. they destroyed the air defense system protecting the nuclear enterprise itself in april. israel can go back in and take

down national targets if they want to and iran knows they are vulnerable as a result of it. they went on and hit missile production facilities at the bases that you showed on the map there. that hurt them because that is the very thing they fired at them 181 ballistic missiles. very successful attack. >> bill: what i find interesting is when iran hit israel the last time here come the attacks and put out the message it's over. friday night israel hit iran and right after the third wave went they said it's over. i don't really recall this sort of public signaling as we're seeing right now. many suggest we're coming into a dangerous phase of the next confrontation. what do you believe happened next? >> i think iran is back on their heels. they conducted two major attacks against israel and no big results on both of those attacks despite the size and scale of

them. we see hamas is seriously degraded. they aren't finished but seriously degraded. the fact that they aren't finished you have to listen to them. they are telling us they aren't finished and that's the measure, not what the israeli idf thinks or what we think. what do they think? they're still ready to fight. as a matter of fact, massiad chief offered hamas a deal, free passage out of your leaders right now, free passage out in exchange for hostages. same dealing they offered to sinwar. flat refusal. not going to take that deal. the only thing we're taking is end of the war and you get out of gaza. their mindset is where they used to be. lebanon and hezbollah, israel is decapitating leaders. destroying a lot of their ballistic missiles and rockets, you have reported on that. the third thing they have four divisions destroying the infrastructure from where they're firing to northern

israel. the intent was to reduce hezbollah attacking northern israel. what has hezbollah done? increased their attacks on northern israel. it demonstrates the resilience they have. this is going to be tough going forward for israel. they won't relent on those three objectives, leaders, missiles and the infrastructure. they'll keep pounding it. this is not over by a long shot. >> bill: thanks for being here. you aren't done yet, okay? hang on a moment. we want to go to the bronx. oh, all right. one of the more historic rivalries in sports resumes later tonight. yankees and dodgers game three world series, dodgers come into new york up two games to none. nate foye in the bronx. hello. >> good morning. a beautiful day for baseball. it will be a beautiful night. we're here in an empty yankee stadium. a lot of buzz in the city. a long time since the yankees

hosted a world series game. you have to go to 2009 against the phillies. you see the crew getting the field ready. if they drop another game history will not be on their side. you see all these empty seats. tonight over 46,000 fans will pack yankee stadium. many of them paying thousands of dollars to cheer on their home team. something to watch, bill, will be how they receive their best player aaron judge who struggled mightily in the postseason. six for 40 in the postseason including one for nine with six strikeouts in the world series. he is the mvp frontrunner in the a.l. ohtani only has one hit in the world series. he injured his shoulder sliding into second base in game two. dodgers manager dave roberts believe he will be on the field tonight. >> i think he is very well aware of himself and his body. so if he feels good enough to

go, then i see no reason why he wouldn't be in there. >> the dodgers practiced here in new york yesterday. walker bueller will take the mound tonight against schmidt. if the dodgers win 3-0. only one team blew that lead. it was in yankees. not all signs of history are against the yankees. the past two times the yankees and dodgers played in the world series the team that lost the first two games on the road came back and won the next four games and eventually took the title. we'll see if the yankees can turn it around and do it again. >> bill: this is the biggest yankee fan in all of new york. >> i'm frustrated we lost two games. both of these teams are evenly matched. a great world series and what people want.

the west coast and east coast here, the two largest cities in america battling it out. the yankees 15 years ago -- 15 years since we have been in the world series. we went down there and won three games and came back and won the fourth game. they beat them 4-two before. we have history on our side. let's go, yankees. >> dana: he has a war game planned out. great to have you sir. >> bill: only on fox, >> dana: fox news investigation revealing troubling data on criminal migrants. cases involving violent crimes. it will stun you and it will be right back. >> i will immediately ban all sanctuary cities in the united states. car payments are getting out of control. get a newday 100 va cash out loan at lower mortgage rates to pay off those high rate car loans.

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>> dana: welcome back. we have a fox news exclusive investigation revealing shocking new details into criminal migrant activity in texas. brook taylor is in dallas with these troubling statistics, brooke, what do you have? >> i filed an open records request because i wanted to know how many inmates with ice detainers accused of the most violent of crimes are being housed in our jails here in texas. this is what we found in harris county and houston where the v.p. was just campaigning. more than 9,000 inmates in the harris county jail roughly 1,000 inmates have ice holds. that is one in every -- here are the mug shots of some of the most violent suspects with ice detainers. through our open records request as of september we identified ice detainers lodged for 75 murder cases of which 22 are capital murder cases. that includes the two illegal migrants from venezuela charged

with murdering the 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray whose mother has been vocal about blaming the biden-harris open border policy. 32-year-old sanchez is another suspect among these cases. ice officials tell me he is an illegal migrant from honduras accused of killing a 27-year-old during a road rage incident in april. we spoke to his mother. >> he had a 9-year-old daughter and 5-year-old son who have to grow up without a dad. my daughter-in-law has to be without her husband. how many other victims is it going to take before somebody actually does something about it? >> she tells me she is going to continue to fight for justice as her son's case makes it way through the court system. i want to mention quickly something that stood out to us from the open records request is 174 of these ice detainers are tied to sexual assault cases and more than half of those cases involve children under 14 years

old. dana. >> dana: wow, stay on top of it for us. thank you. >> bill: the v.p. nominee jd vance going whated to head with the media as he likes to do pushing back on cnn and jake tapper the host for refusing to talk about policy issues. this is a little bit about how it went the back and forth. >> she doesn't fire people who fail. that's why we haven't had a real audit of a disastrous afghanistan withdrawn. kamala harris. he fired a lot of those people because they weren't doing their job. this is the thing. we've now spent five minutes talking about people in donald trump's staff who think he is not fit for office. who he fired. who think -- they didn't think he was unfit for office until they had a falling out. we are talking about how americans can't afford groceries or the cost of housing? >> that's how it went. clay travis here to react.

the thing about vance. he invites this give and take. he wants the debate. you see him do it every sunday. >> i think that's certainly true. it is why he has been such a good advocate for donald trump. you guys know this. you have met trump and talked to him and covered it for a long time. he is a bull in a china shop and almost always gets to the right result. what you will see is the media picks him apart on the bull in the china shop. the breaking things on way to the result. what jd vance does so well is comes back in and articulates the steps that lead to the conclusion. you remember back in the day when in math class they wouldn't let you just write the conclusion? you had to show your work. that was a big part how you would get graded. jd vance shows donald trump's work and i think he is often quite a lot smarter than the people who interview him at msnbc and cnn and want to try to

come after him and he is prepared for all of their attacks better than they are. and the results are these video clips that go viral that i think are very helpful to trump and to vance because they demonstrate a willingness to challenge the narrative conclusions of some of those networks. >> bill: folks back in ohio may have known this from his campaign. a lot of folks nationally did not. you have a meltdown at the "washington post." they chose not to endorse, same for the "l. a. times."enter share this number one. editor resigns, subscribers cancel. non-endorsement causes a crisis at the paper. los angeles and minnesota. minnesota "star tribune" endorses voters, not the

candidates. walz has been the governor there for some time. >> i don't think the endorsements from newspaper change anyone's vote. i do think it's bad for the overall branding of these papers to argue we're completely nonpartisan, we are unbiased in our coverage and oh by the way we think this person should be the choice. i give credit here to jeff bezos and to the owner of the "l. a. times."enter it appears both of them made the decision their papers need to get back to more balance. jake, you will remember this. i think this is such an interesting way to think about it. do you remember whether the "washington post" covered bill clinton during the monica lewinsky scandal? every morning when i woke up there was a new story about bill clinton and monica lewinsky. they covered at the "washington post" bill clinton like they did richard nixon. it didn't matter whether it was a republican or democrat they

wanted to break every news in the political arena as it pertained to a potential violation of the law and impropriety of the president. compare that to how they covered hunter biden and joe biden and all the scandals around him. they became a biased news organization that served as propaganda for democrats. that changed over the last 20 some odd years. i think jeff bezos is saying if the post brand is going to grow it has to be trusted by republicans, democrats and independents. it can't just be a left wing mouthpiece. >> bill: you've talked about that on radio. nice to see you. clay travis. >> dana: former president -- new york rally putting a new focus on the balance of power in the house. could the empire state actually help republicans keep control? ♪

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>> every election we say is the most important in our lifetime, but this one really is. >> dana: new york republican congresswoman stefanic encourages people to go to the polls. >> both parties are in an empire state of mind when it comes to control of the house. new york features six swing districts. gop flipped several of those from the democrats two years ago, mike lawler was one of those republicans. >> we're still going to have very tight margins whether in the house or senate. i have proven myself to be a bipartisan legislator. the voters in my district understand that i will work

tirelessly to get things done on their behalf. >> democrats stumbled badly in new york house races in 2022 even though the top democrats in both the house and senate hail from new york. had democrats performed better last time they would hold the house majority today. they believe new york gop members are out of step when they align themselves with former president trump. >> i want mike lawler or other so-called traditional republicans stand up against the extremists in their party to do the right thing for the american people? that's the question. that will be asked. >> even though new york is not in play at the presidential level the performance of former president trump could bolster republicans down ballot. the other state that could decide control of the house is california. dana. >> bill: all right. >> dana: chad pergram, thank you. >> next tuesday you have to