there is not that hug that he would give me every time he would see me because this defendant from hun temperature hun hun hun temperature rosedecn with a number, correct? we are born with our social security. that follows us everywhere that we go to open a bank account. to say purchase a home. to say request a credit card. you know? and what do they have? >> carley: we feel your loss so deeply. and i know that you say that your son isn't here so you you want to be the voice for him. and we will keep this story alive and follow it. victoria, garcia, thank you for joining us. "fox & friends" starts right now.

♪ ♪ get on your feet. [cheers and applause] ♪ get up and make it happen ♪ get on your feet. >> steve: from new york, it's "fox & friends." it's a live studio. look at all the people. [cheers and applause] ♪ hello. i'm shaking your hand. you voted? [cheers and applause] >> hello. >> steve: all right. come on, everybody. all right. >> steve: ainsley, come on over. >> steve: let's get this party started. thank you, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> steve: we are one week away from the election.

who's excited? [cheers] >> steve: good answer! >> brian: shall we sit? >> ainsley: we have a huge show today. are you all excited to meet melania? melania is coming in today. >> steve: she has a brand new book. >> brian: number one book in the country. you might have a surprise coming your direction i don't want to give it away at least before lawrence did. but she is going to be -- but that is not the only guest we have on. >> lawrence: we have r.f.k. jr. is he going to be coming up. >> steve: right here. >> ainsley: john is so excited about talking to him about maybe changing our foods. most of u. are moms the women in here. excited to talk to him about changing our foods and getting healthy again. >> brian: america will have a six pack if trump is elected. a nation of six packs. >> brian: trump says he will let r.f.k. go wild on food and

health in a potential second term. go wild. >> steve: when you say people will have a 6 pack. do you mean of sol s. >> lawrence: be a rod is going to be here. >> steve: one of baseball's living legends. >> ainsley: he dated cameron diaz and jlo. who is he dating now? do you all know? >> steve: anybody in the audience seeing a rod? >> brian: that's true and guys would focus more on athletic career. >> ainsley: he was a good baseball player. >> steve: he made a lot of news on and off the field. >> brian: last time the yankees won the world series he was playing baseball. now that he is a broadcaster the yanks have not won a world series game.

>> steve: 3-0. >> ainsley: wouldn't it be great if they won tonight and won the next three that's when it is fun to watch. >> brian: that would be called never happened before. never happened in world series history but we like making history. >> ainsley: so you are saying there is a chance. >> steve: it would be great because the world series is on fox. >> brian: one thing the yankees have got do on the tip of my tongue hit the ball. if they hit the ball, they have a better chance of winning. >> ainsley: i like having a live audience. we have more pep in our step today. >> brian: i just don't like a live audience. i like this audience. [cheers and applause] [chanting brian] >> ainsley: no, no. [chanting brian] >> lawrence: such a teacher's pet. [laughter] >> steve: great thing about having you one week before the election you are like our live focus group.

throughout the morning get up and ask you questions about things in the news. first thing we are going to talk about is extraordinarily one of the richest men in the world, jeff bezos, who owns amazon and blue origin and "the washington post," you know, inexplicably on friday it was announced after decades of endorsing presidential decades to be winners in elections, they decided they were not going to have an endorsement. late last night, he dropped an op-ed in the pages of his own newspaper. the hard truth americans don't trust the news media. then he goes on to explain why he is not going to endorse anybody. >> ainsley: he says is he going to defend the decision that creates -- he doesn't want to create a perception of bias. we must be accurate and must be believed to be accurate. it's a bitter pill to swallow but we are failing on the second requirement. most people believe the media is biased. anyone who doesn't see this is paying scant attention to reality and those who fight

reality lose. reality is an undefeated champion. presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election. no undecided voters in pennsylvania are going to say i'm going with newspaper a's endorsement. none. what presidential endorsements actually do is create a perception of bias. "the washington post" and the "new york times" win prizes. but, increasingly, we talk only to a certain elite, more and more we talk to ourselves. wow. >> lawrence: what he is calling for is a realignment in media. they have lost the trust of the american people from the russia collusion hoax to the hunter biden laptop story to now the latest thing which is joe biden's mention decline that they were so late to report on. i don't think papers should ever endorse. i think it's hard to report on daily life in america and hold politicians accountable and then endorse at the end. you put your thumb on the scale. >> brian: this is really exciting in way.

he is not the first major newspaper to not endorse. the "l.a. times" last week said i don't care what the editorial page wants, the owner says i don't want you endorsing anyone. >> ainsley: "u.s.a. today." >> brian: "u.s.a. today" followed up. after this there were mass resignations. the post lost 8 perms of their editorial staff. they decided i quit. well, good luck, try to get another job. you guys stand for something. i hope you have something in your passbook savings account. i don't think this any dinner. the newspaper made a decision also then the owner of the company. show a little respect. you are paid for your opinion. write the column. be want editor. when the owner writes your checks even though you are losing a ton of money, jeffer bezos buys "the washington post." knows is he going to lose a ton of money. makes a statement about something he owns they resign. i don't understand that mentality. "u.s.a. today," "the washington post," "l.a. times" all say they are not going to endorse. then you see this media research center report. this should not surprise anybody

here. 85% of the coverage of donald trump is negative. for harris 78% is positive. how could you positively be expected to be looked at as fair. no one is wrong 85% of the time and gets at least 70 million votes. >> steve: let's see your hands, who thinks it's a good idea that newspapers don't endorse? all right. that looks like almost everybody. who would like to see a newspaper endorse? i know our parent company, the "new york post" has endorsed donald trump to be president of the united states. most newspapers do. it's just extraordinary. and, this particular episode, started on friday, has cost "the washington post" 200,000 subscribers. they canceled their subscriptions including liz cheney i saw on the other channel. [laughter] here offense the thing the reason people are ske skeptical there was a story the announce wanted was made on friday.

on friday the guy who runs blue origins which is bezos' space company, he was meeting with donald trump in person next thing you know they announce there will be no endorsement. the newspaper had already written one for kamala harris. that's why a bunch of people quit because they were red to do it. it looked like something fishy. jeff bezos in op-ed said there was no quid pro quo, we are doing this so the people can make up their own minds. at the same time it looks to a lot of people like those two things happened exactly at the same time. he says it was a coincidence. >> ainsley: jeff bezos said he didn't know blue origin was meeting with donald trump. he said i sighed when i found out because i knew it would provide ammunition, which it has to those who would like to frame this as anything other than a principled decision. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: he didn't know about it. i would love to see a show of hands how many of y'all have ever voted for someone only because "the washington post" has endorsenned or another

newspaper. [laughter] exactly it. doesn't really matter. i love amazon, that matters to me. i care more about that than the newspaper's decision who they are going to endorse. >> brian: minnesota star tribune, governor walz. they will not endorse. the tampa bay times says they will not endorse. >> ainsley: i think it's good for journalism. >> brian: big picture, if trump is able to win. he never had one day where he could have a honeymoon and treated fairly. you don't like the muslim ban or tax plan write something bad. say something bad. but every day to make up something negative to lead your newscast, your news channel with 95% negative news about somebody while they are trying to govern. maybe this could be somebody trying to lay the ground work treating him fairly should he be a winner. >> ainsley: weren't you all shocked when you found out it was "the washington post"? is this saying that maybe they are recognizing that 50% of

america thinks differently than they do. >> lawrence: the owner is but the journalists don't. we are going to stay out of it. >> brian: same thing with the teamsters. >> lawrence: same thing when they covered the rally oon sunday called it a nazi rally. all of these reporters are putting their hands on the scale. saying things that are just not into and goes to the former president's point when he is talking about the former president's mess putting them in danger. >> kamala is now doing something much worse than what she was dog about. the newest line from kamala and her campaign is that everyone who isn't voting for her is a nazi. now, the way they talk is so disgusting and just horrible the way they talk. and they don't mean it even. they just want to -- they think that they can -- they have called me everything from a mad genius looking to take over the world to a very, very stupid

person. i have covered from stupid to mad genius that will eventually succeed in taking over the world. no, these are bad people. this is the kind of outrageous rhetoric that has resulted in two assassination attempts in the last three months, probably. i could say that that's probably right. >> steve: so donald trump. that is him last night in atlanta. today he will have a press conference. you will see it live at the fox news channel. i think it's 11:00 this morning. >> brian: 10:00. >> steve: 10:00. bill hemmer will be able to have breakfast during that live event when they take that. >> brian: as usual dana pays. >> steve: absolutely. and then kamala harris is going to be going to the ellipse where she is going to remind people, as she makes her closing argument, they say, about what happened on january 6th where she is going to be right where trump was back in the day. >> brian: eric trump came out

and said look, they are trying to be much more positive if you look at the president's address. 75 minutes on sunday. much more positive. eric trump came touted to daily mail he would want nothing to do with the prosecuting hunter biden and hillary. he doesn't give a damn. he wants these games to end he wants a prosperous world and fruitful society. he wants to get back to a country that is functional that wins on everything we do. he wants to win on education, safety, economy and military. he doesn't want to go into senseless wars, he wants the respect of the entire world. that is the focus. and if everything goes according to the prompter, it's going to be much more positive leading to next tuesday. >> lawrence: we know he could have under the department of justice done with after hillary clinton and he decided it wasn't best for the country. so we know what he did the last four years. >> ainsley: i like that. i like moving forward. can we stop with that already. >> lawrence: he said he was open to pardoning hunter biden. >> brian: maybe kamala says if i win i'm going to make sure donald trump's cases go by the wayside. >> ainsley: wants to support a

tax credit for all of us who have paid for caregivers for our parents or for someone that you love. does that include child care, too? it would be wonderful. >> steve: i think that's separate. >> ainsley: okay. >> steve: one week until the election. the supreme court has been asked to intervene in cowan pell of high stakes election related legal battles that could actually impact the rails for the white house. >> ainsley: todd piro is here with the details. >> todd: good morning to all four of you. take a look at the cases brow up by the court. the department of justice has until 3:00 this afternoon to respond to a last minute appeal to keep non-citizens off the state's voter rolls that effort spearheaded by glenn youngkin and state republicans. the application would overturn a lower court ruling that put a stop to the removal of likely non-citizens from state voter rolls. the injunction making around 1600 people now eligible to vote in virginia once again. virginia attorney general jason memy reds backed by 26 hucks

attorney general. listennot a purge people identify as non-citizens. essentially what they're asking us to do. what the department of justice is asking us to do is to ignore virginia law. >> and the high court also agreeing to hear from the rnc and pennsylvania state republicans counting of lawed provisional blets even if voters made a stake. stem larr in mississippi illinois also end in the supreme court by the end of the week. ainsley over to you. >> ainsley: todd, brian is trying to hijack. lawrence and steve help me out here. how many on this side of the room have voted already. you have. how was it? was it easy. >> new york state early mail in

ballot. ainsley: that's easy. how about you. >> connecticut, walk in 20 minutes in and out. >> ainsley: same with you. >> yeah. >> ainsley: where live. >> new jersey, 45 minutes. >> ainsley: worth it. >> oh yes, definitely. >> ainsley: i hear they are moving fast in new york. that's good news. what top issues? let me start with the front row. anyone want to talk about what your top issues are why you are voting this year? mary? >> education, ainsley. you know this. we have record high illiteracy rates all across our country. we have a teacher shortage. your involvement with the american criminal justice system directly correlates to how well you can read. how are we going to fix. this. >> ainsley: absolutely. mary started a school here in new york that's a phenomenal school and now enrich new york. need a tutor look it up. she helps my daughter. hi, sir, tell me your name. >> christian corn stand. >> where are you from. >> new jersey. >> tell me what your issues are. >> i would say world peace.

i think we need to lead the world. i'm hoping that that happens. >> ainsley: who does that best? >> donald trump. >> ainsley: all right. i'm being told we have to leave it here. we will talk to you all morning long. brian, you will get your chance, okay? just be patient. who has always wanted to read a teleprompter? oh, back here in the back row. [laughter] what's your name. >> bruce. >> where are you from. >> safe, new jersey. >> stev steve. >> ainsley: tell us. >> stuart varney is up next. >> ainsley: woo! nice job. [cheers and applause] ♪

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[cheers and applause] [chanting brian] >> brian: unbelievable. >> steve: welcome back to our studio audience chanting barney.

>> lawrence: no, brian. >> ainsley: don't give him a bigger head they are chanting barney. >> brian: absolutely. >> steve: one week to election day the economy is weighing on our mind and wallets as well. 60% say the economy is on the wrong track. >> when it comes to who they think can do a better job fixing it, former president trump still holds the lead over vice president harris. >> steve: not even close, joining us now the host of varney and company on fox business is stuart varney. hey, stew. [chanting varney. >> stuart: $10 for every. >> brian: that's what you hear when you walk on the streets of new york city? >> stuart: all the time. >> brian: surprise you that the president still has a dominant lead on the economy. >> not at all. the pundits are puzzled by what is going on. the economy is actually doing very well on all kinds of scores. it's doing well. but most voters think it's about a bad economy.

the pundits can't understand why. we do have solid growth. we have got a low unemployment rate. and we have got the best companies in the world, dominating the most important industries. but voters still think that the economy is bad. why? >> ainsley: because we go to the grocery store. >> stuart: the answer is obvious. everything. absolutely everything costs more. rent, insurance, your mortgage, bread, anything you touch, any time you put your hand in your pocket and pay out money it costs more. >> brian: when you try to get credit. it's now harder to get? >> stuart: yes, it is. >> brian: don't know if you should sell your house put a dormer or deck on. >> stuart: they don't care that we got a growing economy. they care about the cost of living. people on low incomes. they don't care about the magnificent 7 technology stocks. they don't care about that. they care about making ends meet. inflation is the issue tale lingering inflation is the key issue in this election.

that's my opinion. >> steve: indeed. you mentioned bread. stuart, tell people how much you pay for a loaf of bread. >> stuart: # .99. >> steve: anybody else pay for a loaf of bread? >> brian: is it presliced? >> stuart: got all these grains in it. you have to pay per the grain. >> steve: mark has a question for stuart. >> hi, how are you? >> stuart: good, thanks. >> my question now that i'm retired what is the market going to do with the impact of the election? >> stuart: that depends which way the election goes. i would say right off the top that if harris wins, the tax increases that she will impose on business, i think will have a very adverse effect on the stock market. because, if business is taxed at a much higher rate, profits go down. and profits are the bedrock of stock prices; therefore, a harris win, taxes on corporations up. market probably down.

>> brian: i saw jamie dimon had a melt down on regulation. i'm just tired of this administration's regulation on business economy and banking. >> that's the other side of the coin if trump wins. it's not so of the tax cuts that he is going to impose. it's the regulations that he is going to cut. that makes enormous difference to the profitability and the freedom of the individual and the corporation. yes, it does. >> lawrence: we have another question from nick. >> as a small business owner, feeling a lot of uncertainty in the economy, given a trump victory, what do you think the timeline is it see restored confidence as cross the market? >> stuart: i think first of all, you have to figure out who controls congress. >> steve: right. >> stuart: if the democrats keep the senate and maybe take the house, that will stymie a lot of trump's polings. so you have got to wait until the dust settles, so to speak. to say find out what impact a trump presidency would have. if he can get his measures through congress, then i think you have got a very strong economy and a strong stock market. there is nothing like tax cuts

and deregulation. and you set elon musk on to those bureaucrats and start cutting the bureaucracy, that, in my opinion is, a winning solution. don't take my forecast on the stock market that seriously. >> ainsley: stuart, erika has a question. >> thank you for having me on. >> ainsley: cutest outfitted. stand up, erica, i love the outfit. >> brian: what does the tag say who makes it? >> my tag? >> brian: can someone check the tag? >> ainsley: brian's wife owns a clothing store might have to get that in there. >> we will talk afterwards. >> brian: great. >> as a mother of four children what do you think if trump wins to the mortgage rates and the stock market? >> stuart: the stock market goes up in the long run, not necessarily immediately after his win. but i think it goes up in the long run because of economic growth. but i think mortgage rates will probably go up some more.

that will be the bad news here. now, trump says, look, i'm going to muscle the federal reserve to make sure interest rates are cut. there is a limit how far he can go with that i think in a strong economy, mortgage rates will probably start to go up. they are moving up already. >> steve: they are. >> stuart: right now you are getting close to 7% on a 30-year fixed rate loan because of the anticipation of a stronger economy. i'm sorry to say mortgage rates up, very bad news for housing and bad news for a lot of folks here. >> brian: right. you just brought down the whole room. [laughter] >> brian: stu, did you a great job. a round of applause for the great stuart varney. [cheers and applause] >> brian: watch his show 9:00 on fox business. >> steve: that's right. kellyanne conway coming up next on our live show. kellyanne, come on down ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]

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passed on doing the podcast going on to ad i really hope we can make it happen. former president trump spoke with rogan for nearly three hours on friday. harris is apparently asking to do just one hour. those are your headlines. lawrence, over to you, my friend. >> lawrence: the election is almost in a week. speaking with that the elections just one week ahead in control of the senate on the line. all eyes are on some of that down ballot race. fox news contributor kellyanne conway joins us with the break down. kellyanne, a big race here in pennsylvania. everybody is looking at mccormick. he got really close the last time in the primary. >> he did. >> lawrence: what do you see happening? >> this is trending mccormick's way he has momentum and money laid down. one of the few states where wisconsin actually had more future ad buys than democrats. i think mccormick is doing the best job of any senate candidate tying his opponent to kamala harris and her record. bob casey, his father was bob

casey senior pro-life democrat. not allowed to go to democratic national convention in 1929 because he was pro-life. the party is becoming more extreme that way. this guy is basically do no harm. been no record of accomplishment. been there too long. the fact that mccormick is keeping incumbent under 50% is a big deal. >> lawrence: wisconsin. >> tammy baldwin in the government for 30 years. and if you can name a single accomplishment of hers. i will give you a thousand dollars. [laughter] >> she can't name a single accomplishment that's why she is under 50%. jehovahovde.he is taking the cad tying her to kamala harris. , which at the beginning of kamala harris coming to the scene people like tammy baldwin loved that now she is struggling to say why she is a vote for the biden-harris agenda. open borders, inflation and the rest.

lawrence laurence they don't want to campaign with her as well ohio race, sherrod brown. >> sherrod brown admitted if trump does 8% or better that he is probably toast. trump won ohio twice by 8 percent in 2016 and 2020. bernie moreno doing a great job again tying him tout biden-harris record but giving a vision of economic prosperity of the american dream. moreno's family came here from columbia. youngest of seven. wildly successful as a car dealer, a tech entrepreneur. brown has a big problem because he is bear hugging trump in all his ads, trades and tariffs and i love donald trump. people don't believe that when he opens his mouth. slow to the take to get to east palestine. that was inflection point for donald trump's big come back. first major elected official to go there. >> lawrence: go to the house. a lot of big races starting with

district 2. jared golden. >> maine and nebraska are divided by congressional districts for the presidential. maine 2 is a place that donald trump carried by six points last time around. gerald golden famously after the debated june 27th. i'm not a democrat say democracy will end if is h austin is a nar driver. he has long roots there for maine first. jared golden one of the few races this time where trump carried the district isn't a democrat is maybe of congress. again, devote for the tax cut and jobs act? would he? no. devote for the inflation reduction act? yes. vote for the radical agenda? yes. they can say one thing when they want your vote. look at the voting record all along i think austin takes that. >> lawrence: pennsylvania's eighth district, serve looking at pennsylvania right now. big race.

>> northern part. part of pennsylvania in 2016 when i was trump's campaign manager and won pennsylvania first republican to do so since 1988. we looked at northeast pennsylvania. districts like this, and counties like this, lawrence, to try to mitigate the deficit that your average republican candidate would have. rob is doing a great job. his family has a traffic like business. generations back union like guy with deep roots. cartwright trying to pretend is he not. bull learn because of the campaign rob has won and richard huffman head of the committee doing a fabulous job in investing in races like this. >> lawrence: finally kellyanne, new york's district why are you watching this race. >> josh riley pretends i'm of the district. the fact is he worked for a bunch of left wing people like al franken disgraced senator from minnesota in washington, d.c. is he a harvard grad, hardly spoken against the anti-semitism

hauling in a lot of cash. marcus molinaro second most expensive race. he has done a nice job for the district. he threads the needle says is he bipartisan needs to be for the district. really when trump comes to madison square garden and trump comes to long island and this is the reason. this is part of the reason. sure it's iconic and hometown for donald trump. the other reasons are to keep the house red. and it goes through districts like this that even in a quote, so-called blue stated, this kind of district flipped for republican. by the way, i'm so tired of hearing new jersey, connecticut, new york blue states. we are not stupid states. we can turn this around. i bet a lot of you are from there and vote there. >> lawrence: before you ran a successful campaign you were a pollster. >> i don't like the semicolon i like to talk. >> lawrence: here is the deal kellyanne conway is available on fox nation, check it out. >> thank you. [applause]

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>> where are you from. >> i'm from home dale, new jersey. >> janice: do you love "fox & friends." >> i love, love, love "fox & friends." >> what do you love. family atmosphere, kindness, intelligence, the sunshine. it's absolutely fabulous here. >> janice: right? that was not even rehearse >> talent. can i keep going forever. >> janice: have you are done the weather before. >> i have not done the weather i have seen the weather a lot every morning with j.d. >> janice: would you like it do the weather forecast especially for election day on tuesday? >> i would be absolutely honored alongside you. >> janice: let's do it. big round of applause for jackie here. [chanting jackie] >> janice: take it away. >> good morning. today we have rain in the forecast from the southwest to the midwest. showers across parts of the great lakes and northeast. snow is possible over the mountains and the northwest and rockies. have a great day. >> janice: that was amazing. so, that's your election day

forecast. it's seven days out. so take it with a grain of salt. just a good idea of what could happen but the bottom library is it doesn't matter about the weather. you're going to go out and vote! [applause] >> janice: thank you so much. you are amazing. >> thank you, j.d., a pleasure. >> janice: yea. >> have a great day. >> steve: good job. >> janice: wasn't she amazing? >> ainsley: great job. >> lawrence: you should hire her. now to this in the harris campaign's latest push to appeal to male voters tim walz sat down with aoc to play video games on "fox news sunday." >> brian: weird real football with a was happening but doing fake football. called out for now deleted tweet where the former coach appeared to confuse a basic football term claiming aoc runs a mean pick 6. >> lawrence: crazy. >> ainsley: brian was explaining what that means and lawrence was saying that doesn't make sense you don't pick a 6? >> lawrence: can you do a pick 6

but can't plan. >> steve: that's interception. >> ainsley: that came after kamala harris had viral hot mic moment at a bar in michigan. .. >> oh we have microphones for everything. >> i didn't realize that okay. >> just told all the family secrets. >> and then she said something inappropriate. joining us fox news saturday night. jimmy failla. good to see you. how staged was that the two of them there at the bar? >> brian: i'm glad they noticed the cameras before gretchen started feeding her dorts. that would have been awkward

plying telling everybody he played call of duty and went to war. >> brian: with the facts. >> jimmy: little trouble with the facts. never play madden with the democrats elizabeth warren insists she is one of the chiefs. [laughter] >> lawrence: you are on it this morning. >> brian: what do you mean this morning? every day this is how he lives his life. >> lawrence: hard to do it in the morning. >> jimmy: i will say this. obviously having a hard time reaching male voters it's unauthentic. bringing out aoc while football is on tv. football fans are not watching aoc whose favorite football team is the electoral college. i think it was a miss all around. >> steve: listen, we have got a live studio audience. and we are going to do a quiz to test herb's knowledge. everybody has got the little paddle and on the front it's green and that's a thumb up and on the back it's red and it's a thumbs down. >> jimmy: yes. they are letting me ask the questions since i dress like a game show host anyway.

[laughter] i just wanting to say i'm happy to see regular people in this studio because i'm surrounded by people like this who like like tv stars all day. i look like i installed your tv. [laughter] >> jimmy: you guys really make me feel at home. get your paddles ready here is the first question. it is a true or false. former president trump put on an apron and flipped burgers during his stop at pennsylvania mcdonald's is that true or false? let me see the consensus. everyone is saying it's true but it is false, ladies and gentlemen. >> brian: look who is right? oh my goodness gracious. >> ainsley: very specific. good job. >> those are fries, folks. >> ainsley: remember they didn't touch a human hand. >> jimmy: what did we learn last week? trump can work at mcdonald's. kamala couldn't run a chick-fil-a on a sunday. [laughter] >> brian: three people over there got it.

>> jimmy: congratulations. all right, second question here we go. true or false. one of her famous word salads, vice president harris said the word holistic three times, referring to housing costs is it true or false? >> a lot of thumbs up you guys speak fluent kamala. here it is, check it out. >> at the connection between that and housing. and looking holistically at the incentives federal government create for local and state government to actually engage in planning in holistic manner that includes prioritizing affordable housing. >> brian: it is three. you guys were correct. it got clipped at the beginning of the clip. that's real. we run upstanding game show over here. >> brian: don't want an. >> every one of the answers tries to convince a bouncer to get back in the car she got thrown out of. it's holistic forgive me in holistic manner.

>> brian: ldd game show host. >> jimmy: i am. don't scare me, kilmeade. trump visited an atlanta chick-fil-a and ordered 30 breakfast biscuits for everyone at the restaurant. is it true or false? let me see your answers? all right a little bit of a mixed bad. here is the sod. >> can i have 30 milkshakes? we're going to take care of the customers. >> jimmy: the correct answer was false. did he not order biscuits. he ordered milkshakes. come on, you should know that because kilmeade's milkshake brings all the boys to the yard. come on. [laughter] >> brian: i'm pretty sure that was inappropriate. [laughter] >> jimmy: you're doing just fine. fourth one. here we go. get it ready. true or false we know consider kamala stands on fracking. >> ainsley: no we don't.

it depends on the week. [laughter] you can roll the sod and we will sitting this the old fashioned way. >> there is no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> do you still want to ban fracking? >> no. and i made that clear on the debate stage in 2020. that i would not ban fracking. >> i made that very clear in 2020. i will not ban fracking. i have not banned fracking as vice president of the united states. and, in fact in fact, i was the tiebreaking vote on the inflation reduction act which opened new leases for fracking. >> steve: so, jimmy, the correct answer is. >> jimmy: she grew up in a middle class family. [laughter] it was a trick question. we don't know the answer. >> brian: you gave three trick questions. >> jimmy: we did. this was a bait and switch game show. listen, i wanted to host wheel of fortune nobody could afford to buy a vowel in this inflation so i had to come here. >> steve: you have been traveling around the country

talking to the folks. people are ready to vote and be over. >> jimmy: the trump man is trending really well right now. can you tell because of all the lack wang they are using in the homestretch it's desperate time right now. this campaign ends up with us finding out tim walz was never governor of minnesota. he has lied about so many other things. i don't know. >> brian: listen to your radio show from 12 to 3. >> you better. >> then watch you saturday night at 10:00. >> amen. >> ainsley: so proud of jimmy, he was a cab driver. dry line. >> brian: still does it on weekends. >> steve: at the end of the show is he driving us all home. meanwhile behind the big door former presidential candidate r.f.k. jr. is here on a mission to make america healthy again. ♪ rockin' in the u.s.a. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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