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 stand up and you have to tell

kamala harris that you've done a terrible job, you've destroyed our country. we're not going to take it anymore. kamala, you are fired. get out, get out. >> we have an opportunity before us to turn the page on the fear and the divisiveness that have characterized our politics for a decade because of donald trump. make no mistake, we will win. >> dana: a rousing sunday in america pushing to get out the vote. former president trump and vice president harris delivering their closing arguments as the final full week of campaigning gets underway before election day. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: good weekend? >> dana: great. it was great. >> bill: nice to see you. >> dana: next weekend not so

much >> bill: both candidates making a final swing through the critical battleground states and then some. former president trump attending a national faith rally later today in georgia before holding a rally in atlanta, georgia tech. the vp kamala harris making a big push to shore up support with multiple stops in michigan. she has three today in michigan. where trump received the endorsements of several muslim and arab american leaders from over the weekend. senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich leads this hour live in a county that is home to ann arbor, michigan. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. vice president harris made the democracy pitch again yesterday in philadelphia. today in michigan she will be playing up manufacturing jobs that came out of investment from the chips act. the inflation reduction act. it might be because her biggest financial supporters are crying out for a messaging shift. the headline "new york times" this morning reads pro-harris super pac raises concerns about

focusing on trump and fascism. the group future forward warned attacking trump as a fascist are less effective than highlighting harris's proposals. it showed the negative talk about trump's character is not moving the needle where she needs it and she appeared to acknowledge what she thought was a private discussion with whitmer yesterday she has to improve her standing with men. >> we have microphones tied to everything. i didn't realize that. we just told all the family secrets. >> a new piece of her interview from friday when they got into the policy talk it was again less about what harris wants to do than about trump. >> his first priority will be people like him, not people like the people who are watching this right now.

people who work hard, seniors, for example, depending on that social security check as the only source of their income when donald trump is saying we should raise the age of social security to 70 before you are eligible. >> he says he will cut taxes on their benefits. >> he has been consistent. >> you know that donald trump has disavowed project 2025 and not sis campaign plan. >> his dna is all over it. i'm a former prosecutor. >> according to a new axios report biden wants to get on the campaign trail in the final stretch but the campaign is reportedly telling the president we'll get back to you. it highlights the con nun drum sthe is in. she wants to take success for in his administration but keep away from the candidate the party tossed aside. >> dana: we have our panel here.

great to have you here. michael whatley was on with us last hour and this is part of his wrapping up argument. watch here. >> 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 tropes and insults that they are attacking the president with right now just shows how weak their campaign is and not closing with a good argument. >> dana: former president trump was the celebrity as hit event. harris brought in michelle obama. >> i hope you'll forgive me that i'm frustrated that some of us are asking kamala to dazzle us at every turn. >> michelle obama is a good speaker. i'm sure she helped in some way, shape or form. what i see on the trump side is a lot of creativity. madison square gardens,

mcdonalds trip. joe rogan, every day something news. alex thompson reported that some democrats are fearing that trump is sucking up all the oxygen making it harder for kamala harris to put forward her closing argument. when you look at the content of that closing argument you have "the new york times" reporting it is in the 40th percentile according to a super pac and the real closing argument should be medicare and home givers and tax breaks for them which is what donald trump put forward last night. that ranks in the 90th percentile. there is inversion in the messaging and lack of creativity. >> the problem with michelle obama in that clip and throughout that entire speech she is lecturing. people are tired of being lectured to at this point. what was so amazing about that event last night it was in new york city, conservatives had long ago given up hope of trying to do anything. they don't ask for people's vote in new york. the most offensive thing there

is. he is doing this. the message itself is this plain common sense message what he has run on all along. not a conservative ideologue. when all the other left wing press comes out and say it's a nazi rally, anyone who is paying attention that doesn't really make sense. that's not what i'm seeing. and so it ends up being this death spiral for the harris campaign. the thing that i think republicans and conservatives need to remember, democrats are motivated. the core democrat voters are going to come out like never before. >> dana: that's a good reminder. >> if you aren't on your toes and you support whoever your candidate is you better participate in this election. this is one where everybody will be participating. >> dana: it felt to me like the campaign for trump is beating harris campaign to the ball. one of the things they did this weekend is jd vance was on the

tim dillon shows and it is so funny. but the walz and aoc thing yesterday during the trump rally were trying to be creative. i don't know if it works. >> you faked it. yes, that was tricky. i would like to say that i thought you were going to but i got pure luck there. that was absolute luck. appreciate your boldness. >> i play like i govern, governor. >> dana: if they asked me to do that if i were her i would have said im note doing that, guys. it is so awkward. >> aoc, one of the things people like about her is she is authentic. this, look, you have trump ahead by double digits with male rogan. they might have lost centuriess

in trying to court young voters talked about abolishing the filibuster. if you are a centrist or independent listen to that i may have some aversion. >> bill: when you have israeli flags at trump's event and talk about hitler. axios one person familiar with the situation compared it to a slow moving breakup. they are -- i don't know sitting here today whether or not we'll see biden in a prominent event between now and tuesday. >> dana: i would think we don't unless they determine it's hopeless and want to be nice about it. but -- >> they have no one to blame by themselves for this situation. meanwhile ton other side everything is organic, people are having fun and people walking out of polling booths

playing the ymca song and dancing shimmying like that and my favorite was the woman that voted and never voted, she tried to vote with a trump shirt on and election officials said she wasn't allowed to wear a trump shirt. she cussed out and she took her shirt off and voted in her bra. that's what is going on on if other side. good luck. >> dana: i don't know where you saw that but it sounds like a good one more thing for the five. >> that may be countering the democrat enthusiasm. >> and a woman wearing a bra. >> bill: see you at noon. to virginia we go now filing an emergency stay moments ago. that's an application to the u.s. supreme court after a bid by state officials to remove 1600 alleged non-citizens from voters rolls failed at the appeals level. david spunt on that in d.c.

what next? >> the application is officially docketed at the supreme court as of the last hour. it is now up to the nine justices to decide if they will take a look at this controversial case if the chief justice gives them that opportunity. he could decide himself likely he will give that to him. it is a case that prompted a federal judge and federal appeals court to reinstate some 1600 people on the virginia voting rolls. critics say many people have questionable citizenship in the list. glenn youngkin insists its simple. if you say you aren't an american citizen on a state form you should not be able to vote. >> i have to say that again because it is almost astonishing for me to even say it. a federal judge just ordered the commonwealth of virginia to reinstate over 1500 people who had self-identified as non-citizens back on the voter rolls. >> in early august youngkin signed an executive order that resulted in frequent sweeping of

voters rolls in the state to make sure all voters were american citizens. the justice department sued saying it was within the 90 day quiet period of an election and violated election law. they persuaded a judge there is hard evidence to show that some people skipped over a box on drivers's listens forms or filled it out wrong. lawful citizens were mistakenly taken off voter rolls and disenfranchised. some became citizens after filling out the application. the voter roll data youngkin is using is old. the league of women voters said our elections have proven to be safe and secure and still a concerted effort of state officials purging eligible citizens. a federal judge and appeals court agreed to put them back on the rolls. doj filed a similar lawsuit in

alabama. this story will develop as the next several hours. we're one week out from the election. the supreme court needs to signal something soon. >> bill: the governor is adamant. he is adamant they filled out the forms and said they were none citizens. pull out the paperwork. d.o.j. we'll see what comes next. >> it's the kinds of things that has taken on its own life on that and it's like something very special exists there and it doesn't mean that i admire it. it is real. >> dana: democratic senator john fetterman remarking on what he calls the astonishing support people in pennsylvania are showing for president trump. >> bill: the polls now are neck-and-neck. what the vice president is saying about how she sees the state of the race eight days out. >> the polling has you and donald trump essentially tied. do you believe those numbers?

>> you know, listen, it's a presidential race and it should be close. i will tell you in all honesty i'm seeing a lot of enthusiasm around our campaign.

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>> we are not going back because we are about moving forward. so ours is a fight for the future and it is a fight for freedom. >> i will bring back the american dream. kamala broke it and i will fix it. >> bill: there you have a little flavor from over the weekend ton board right here now this is what the polling suggests on the national level. i'll take you to the battleground states. "new york times" dead even.

"wall street journal" has trump up two. cnn dead even. abc says kamala up two, fox news survey has trump up two. everything is within the margin of error. let's go forward one time. here is your seven battlegrounds now. arizona slight lead for trump. nevada slight lead for trump. wisconsin almost dead even. same for michigan. pennsylvania maybe a half point separation, north carolina just about a half point here. down in georgia trump leads there in the polling by two points. super close stuff here. when you think of these seven states for a moment, let's go back and look at 2020. let me set this up for you, okay? biden and trump. seven battleground states, all right? receive what biden did? kept a blue wall intact, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. sun belt, nevada, arizona, georgia in the southeast. all for biden. the only state among those seven

that trump won in 2020 was here in north carolina. then you ask yourself okay now in 2024, what is the easiest path for kamala harris? what's the easiest path for donald trump? 225, 219. that's what we believe. her easiest path even today after all of this is picking up that one electoral vote in nebraska and then going wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. that puts her dead even at 270. what about trump? the easiest path come election night. his easiest path of all is flipping georgia, holding north carolina, and winning in pennsylvania. that would do it. mark penn with me now, fox news contributor. hello to you. how do you see it eight days out, mark? what do your numbers tell you? >> i see pretty much as you do. the interesting thing about the national polls is virtually every one of those polls, if you

go back to the previous poll, was somewhere between two and four points more for harris than they are today. and so when you think of elections being about momentum and polls being snapshots trying to identify that momentum at least since october 10th or so the momentum has been in trump's direction. and second, they seem to have caught up on the mail ballots considerably. about a 2-point pickup there. maybe 1-point pickup by counting on people to show up on election day. you have it basically right in your order, nevada and arizona likely georgia and north carolina all likely to go for trump and then the question is pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. what happens there? those polls are really close. trump has done a good job in pennsylvania with fracking and in michigan with auto workers

and the question is whether that will pay off or not. >> bill: a number of great clips here, one from harris, one from dillon. this is fetterman. >> you said trump has a special connection with the people of pennsylvania. >> 100%. >> what is it you see that he appeals to in your state. >> there is a difference between not understanding but also acknowledging that it exists. and anybody spends time driving around and you can see the intensity. it is astonishing. >> bill: maybe come wednesday or thursday of next week we look back to a clip like that, mark, and say fetterman was right. then dillon is crunching the numbers and she said this for harris. >> we are seeing signs where we look to make sure that we are on track to win a very close race. this is going to be a close

race. we have known it the entire fall. we're very focused on that and built for these moments right now and what we are seeing from turnout to our volunteer operation to the enthusiasm growing is exactly where we want to be and we're confident we'll win this thing. >> bill: michael whatley told dana and me he said on election day we will be winning in nevada and arizona and north carolina. that doesn't get them there but that's what the two sides are saying. do you agree with some of what was just spoken there, all of it or just a bit? >> look, harris is doing well. she -- people are showing up for her rallies. there is a lot of enthusiasm among democrats for her. this is not a failed campaign by any means. it is a reasonably successful campaign but their problem is trump has been showing this momentum. his personal favorables are at a

record and they will -- for these last days. i think it's clearly what their strategy is. they have to stop his momentum. they aren't where they want to be on some of these polls and not where they want to be on some of the mail-in ballots but not out of the game and it is the strategy they have adopted. >> bill: kamala harris on what her instinct tells her. >> can you give us the sense of your internal polling as a campaign and how it is influencing your decisions what to do over the next nine days? >> to be very frank with you 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. you see the people showing up last night. every event that we do. and the feeling is one of energy and excitement. >> bill: what do you think of that comment, mark? >> my favorite comment by politicians of course i'm not

paying any attention to the polls. they are paying attention to the polls. they have a strategy, too. they are implementing that strategy. you see that trump unveiled a new slogan after all these years, right? he will fix it. she has really sharpened her attacks on trump and neither of these campaigns is going to give an inch. trust me she is listening to the polls and they are crunching the numbers and seeing where the deficits are and trying to figure out how to stop this juggernaut. i didn't really think trump would be as strong as he looks right now. it is still so close here that they could stop it with a split. they have a couple hundred million in the bank and want to know how to spend it. >> bill: do you know how to drive yourself mad? look at the early votes that are coming in these battleground states by the hour. you will go crazy. i know both campaigns are doing it. we'll see how it sorts out.

thank you, mark, talk later in the week. mark penn, thank you. >> please welcome our next commander-in-chief, my husband, president donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] >> dana: it was a full house. former president house packing madison square garden in new york city. former president obama rallying in pennsylvania with harris. will her mixed messages on gas production cost her? >> i will not ban fracking. i have not banned fracking as vice president of the united states. ed money for your family, call newday usa to use your valuable va home loan benefit. (vet 1) thank you, admiral. (admiral) it lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. (vet 2) thank you admiral. (admiral) with today's home values, that could mean more money for you and your family. (vet 4) thank you, admiral. (admiral) money to pay down debts and get financial peace of mind. (vet 5) thank you, admiral. (admiral) we'll do everything we possibly can

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>> dana: all eyes on pennsylvania. both campaigns are crisscrossing the commonwealth. former president barack obama is going to be there tonight as well and alexandria hoff is live in lancaster, one of the best towns in america. hi, alex. >> it's a really sweet town and

home to the county election board. the former president will be in philadelphia. he will go joined by bruce springsteen for a concert performance in support of vice president harris. the vice president was in the city yesterday. she visited a congregation and also small businesses before hosting a rally. saturday president trump was here appealing to young voters. bob casey and david mccormick locked in a tight senate battle with the economy and energy coming out as the top talking points. voting security is also top of mind. 1.2 million ballots have already been returned. pennsylvania's results were delayed four days due to a backlog of mail in ballots in 2020. the republican secretary of state weighed in on fox this weekend. >> elections in pennsylvania have changed so much in the last five years. there is a voter verifiable

paper ballot record of every vote cast that's used in two audits after every election to make sure those results are accurate. no wonder people have questions with all those changes. >> he added proof the system works played out in lancaster county where 2500 registration forms are being investigated as possible fraud. here is the d.a. >> indicators of fraud included inaccuracies with the addresses listed on the applications. false personal identification information, as well as false names. >> d.a. says neither party was benefited in particular by these forms and at least two other counties may have been impacted. >> dana: all right, alex, thank you. >> bill: a bit of breaking news out of philadelphia. the d.a. in that city is suing trying to stop elon musk from giving away millions of dollars

to voters in battleground states particularly pennsylvania. this as musk on stage last night at madison square garden. the first legal challenge to the musk sweepstakes. voters in seven states can enter the contest pledging to support the constitution. the d.a. calls it an illegal lottery. what musk says he is trying to get people to register to vote and that's the reason for the giveaway. we'll see whether or not that case is heard in due time. that word in just a moment ago from the city of brotherly love. >> i would like to begin by asking a very simple question. are you better off now than you were four years ago? we want to win our country but we also want to win new york and make it safe and strong and beautiful and affordable and vibrant again. we are going to do that.

>> bill: standing room only even on the sidewalk outside. president trump holding a big rally at madison square garden. thousands of trump supporters packing the arena to the gills and more crowding the streets outside. a lot of folks waited in line for 48 hours sometimes. they slept out overnight. paul mauro was there and he is here now. "new york post" cover. maga square garden in manhattan last night. >> dana: we'll get it for you. >> bill: i'm stretching. paul, your impressions, go ahead. >> a couple of things. a very long program. waiting a long time for donald trump to go out. there were a lot of speakers. they all made their mark. let's go through the roster here. most energetic vivek. he came out and crowd gave him a roaring welcome.

for a guy who never held office that's a politician. he didn't have a wasted word and raised the temperature, very hot guest. crowd favorite i go to hulk hogan. it was a comic relief wearing the boa and striking the greek poses, hilarious, a good place to break things up. he went over very big. smartest remarks even though a lot of stuff said by that point jd vance gave very pointed, specific policy points. he kind of framed it. made all the policy points and teed up what was coming soon, soon to be boss potentially on january 5th. classiest no contest melania. she comes out, a hush in the room. all she has to do is walk out and everybody is a hush. she did herself proud. she had an interesting moment when she said she made her remarks, brief and then she just said and now and the whole crowd knew what that meant and

everybody went berserk. most inspiring. the woman who sang the national anthem. unbelievable. the best national anthem i have heard since whitney houston sang it. >> dana: she is an incredible person and seen her a few times before. >> she blue the doors off. she sang two verses. most endearing is elon musk because he comes out. it is not his environment and it is really apparent. this is a guy not used to big crowds like this. the atmosphere is like the president of the chess club who just was made the homecoming king. he can't believe what's going on. the crowd is well inform. they catch this network and know his role in protecting the first amendment. you hear people talking about it. musk went over very, very big

and donald trump came out and gave his remarks. >> dana: he was almost like a cleanup crew at the end there. i don't have time to play this thought. mayor adam was asked about trump being called a fascist and this being a nazi rally from way back. you know a lot about that rally from work you have done in the past. how would you score what eric adams said about trump? >> it is not a fascist rally. that's ridiculous to equate it with what went on in 1939. it was a german american fund committed to nazi fileing america. they met with their leader and wanted to become a satellite of nazi germany here in america. they didn't have any policy points. they weren't a legitimate political party. it was a splinter group. by that equation what about the fact that jfk played the garden and fdr played the garden? so many people played the garden. does that make you nazi? >> a lot of israeli flags in the

building for a nazi -- >> if kamala harris could get a crowd like that. it wouldn't have been possible. >> 20,000 waiting outside. nypd did a fantastic job everybody into that building and subway. that kind of stuff they do better than anybody. >> bill: props to the mayor for leading the way on that. >> dana: donald trump and kamala harris honing in on the toss-up state of georgia about 12,000 votes separated biden and trump in 2020. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today.

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>> bill: some believe this could hold the key to election day. the key battleground both sides going all out for the peach state of georgia. a swing state that may prove decisive in deciding our next president. 16 electoral votes on the line.

mark meredith has the lowdown. powder springs, georgia. mark, good morning. >> bill, good morning to you. georgia voters are already showing up in record numbers well before election day. today we are in the atlanta suburbs at a church here. former president trump will give his latest pitch to voters meeting with religious leaders in the state before a rally downtown this evening. look at some of the numbers showing how many people have been making their voices heard at the ballot box already before election day where we've seen more than 2.6 million early votes already cast and with 173,000 have already turned their absentee ballot. vice president harris held a massive rally in atlanta last thursday. you may remember her first big rally after she declared result in atlanta and she made a stop through savannah. president trump spent a lot of time in georgia focus. but surrogates think it is a

issues that motivate voters the most. >> we're a microcosm of what happened in the country. open borders with the tragic death of laken riley. fani willis lawfare effort and election integrity. >> trump is counting on brian kemp to get the vote out for him. they have a different relationship. now the trump campaign is fully embracing kemp. he has a political machine in the state trying to get out the vote. democrats also investing heavily. harris's campaign more than 125 million from ads to get out the vote effort to allot of georgia voters are ready for this election to be over. >> bill: mark meredith in cobb county northwest corner of atlanta. >> dana: austin rhodes, great to have you here. you told me you are in a storm ravaged part of the state and joining us for the first time

with the starlink you got set up over the weekend. good to have you on board this morning here, sir. >> thank you so much. we appreciate the invite. >> dana: a question for you. we have early voting totals that we've seen and this is 2.6 million early in-person and 170,000 mail-in ballots. what are you hearing about the early vote turnout? >> i spoke with the director of elections in augusta, georgia and he is expecting early voting to surpass 2020. we're already at a pace to easily outdistance what we saw in 2020. with the covid restrictions a lot of folks didn't want to gather in large areas. it says something we have gotten this many early voters out in the augusta election central this early. it is really noteworthy and record breaking. >> dana: with it being north

worthy since you are closer to the situation, what do you think is driving it? do you have a sense of who is turning out to vote early? >> suburban voters seem to be turning out very, very strong in richmond county, augusta and columbia county, a little more red out this direction as you can well imagine and again voting very, very strong in both locations and both are setting their sights on breaking early voting records from 2020. >> dana: if we could pull up call for number two. we have here the keys to the election count. everyone will be watching, bill hemmer on election night and knowing that at 7:00 p.m. the polls close. there are 16 electoral votes. in 2020, biden won by.2% of the vote. you counted fast on election night. no mandatory recounts.

a candidate can request if it is below 5.5%. that's what happened before. we don't have a crystal ball. would you say this will be as close an election as 2020 in georgia? >> possibly. there is far more enthusiasm on the trump side in 2024, double maybe. i won't say voter turnout will be double. having said that, i think the surge for trump is much stronger in 2024 than we saw in 2020. i don't make predictions, like you, but things seem to be trending strongly toward the former president right now in this area. >> dana: play this for him and get a quick comment before we run out of time. >> here is my message to kamala harris. stop censoring your fellow citizens. try persuading them. stop telling american citizens that they are bad people because

they don't want fentanyl flooding their communities or they don't deserve to have smaller hospital wait times. stop telling the american people that they are bad for wanting a secure southern border. >> dana: jd vance in georgia for a closing argument. he will probably be there before election day. >> president trump is staying positive. key for him. kamala is on the defensive and it tells the tale in georgia now. georgia is trump's too lose. >> dana: great to have you with us today and we would love to stay in touch as we get closer. thank you. >> bill: all right then ten before the hour. it is a timothy -- the actor crashed his own party in new york city and went viral online. everybody gets dressed like him and he showed up? the event was shut down police after thousands took over

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we're comparing closing arguments. vice president kamala harris in battleground state of pennsylvania sticking with the democrat fallback attacking trump. one of her biggest backers is now reportedly saying it's a mistake. trump campaign senior advisor danielle alverez. jason chaffetz, tomi lahren top of the hour. >> bill: economy flashing red. new numbers about to come out providing a final look of the health of the biden-harris economy before the big vote. fox business grady trimble live at the white house. what are you seeing on the numbers? >> we're getting new numbers. all the data will give us a sense of the health of the u.s. economy heading into the election one week from tomorrow. and as former president trump makes his final pitch to voters he is putting economics at the center. a new plan to provide a tax

credit for caregivers who care for a family member on top of proposals to eliminate taxes on tips, overtime and social security . trump also enlisted the help of billionaire elon musk once again pushing to cut government spending to reduce the national debt. >> all government spending is taxation. whether it's direct taxation or government spending it becomes inflation or it's a direct taxation. your money is being wasted and the department of government efficiency will fix that. >> bill: vice president harris didn't make the economy a central focus at that rally in philly but asked what she will do said lowering prices is a number one priority. prices are up about 20% since the biden-harris add -- since the beginning of the biden-harris administration. no matter what this economic data says when it comes out later this week, that's a fact

that the vice president has had a hard time shaking on the campaign trail. >> bill: okay. all right. thank you, sir, from the white house. grady trimble. there he is. >> dana: he is great. the concert for carolina that happened saturday night and raised more than $24 million for victims of hurricane helene and took place in charlotte. luke holmes and eric church organized it. >> thank you so much. i know some of you don't have a dollar to spend but you spend it anywhere to give it to somebody else in need. >> dana: what a lineup. it included james taylor, keith urban and our own favorite scotty mccreery. great night. a lot of need and those guys came through for their home state. >> bill: it's monday. catch you later. >> dana: stay great. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> harris: fox news alert. former preside