>> you're looking live at pennsylvania, 2:30 p.m., president trump will speak. 7:00 p.m. eastern, politic trump will hold a rally in allentown, pa. and vice president harris will be in washington tonight giving closing arguments to voters.

>> i'm running on a plan to save america, we're going to save america. we have no choice, it is the greatest there is, we love it, we'll safe it. >> she's doing hard work to deliver her message and talk about an opportunity economy, talking about the future opossessed to the past. >> people see what is going on in the country and what leadership they want. they want prosperity, they want american dream coming back. >> she's been laying out across the country how she represents new generation of leadership and how american people deserve a leader who is focused on them. >> we don't want any more broken policies, you are fired, go back to california, where you belong. we want a real president who fights for the american people. >> one week to go, both campaigns making their final push. trump en route to a speech.

brand new fox power rankings forecasting as to-up in the race for the white house. hello, i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington, this is "america reports." former president trump fresh off event at mar-a-lago heading to pennsylvania for a pair of campaign events. >> sandra: vice president harris will deliver what her campaign is calling her closing argument tonight in washington. >> john: we have line-up of political guests to take you through two hours. first to infosbryan ilenas, wha going on where you are? >> trump campaign in pennsylvania is feeling confident about ground game here and their get out the vote strategy. that is because for instance in bucks county, largest swing

county in pennsylvania, more registered republicans than democrats. we visited the field office in this important county, they are using specific data to target voters, primarily trump supporters who have never voted or sometimes voted, republicans think they have a shot to flip bucks red. the strategy relies on thousands of especiallily trained 47 volunteers establishing relationships with new voters and encouraging early voting. >> we get out low propensity voters in bucks county, 7000 of them, that is tdifference. democrats have done a better job in past years, this year we'll get our people out to vote. we have gotten 9% of those

people to vote, president trump would have been the president right now. we will not make that mistake again. >> democratic game plan is more traditional, they are spending more than republicans ads, attacking trump as fascist, jajosh shapiro thinking this strategy will work again here. >> donald trump won here by 44,000 votes in 2016. each time that segment of voters in the middle here, they end up voting against extremism. pennsylvania has history of stopping extremism and voting common sense. >> the presidential race in pennsylvania is a toss-up and so is the senate race. rankings have shifted senate races in michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania from lean democrat to toss-up. today is last day to get a mail-in ballot in pennsylvania. there have been long lines throughout the commonwealth,

democrats had 3-1 advantage on that vote in 2020. john, that is down so far in pennsylvania to a 2-1 advantage and trump campaign is feeling confident about that. john. >> john: last time bucks county went republican, i've gone back through last four presidencies, might have been 1998. give me a second here, i believe probably '88, last time it went republican. trump really thinks they might be able to flip bucks county this time around? not bucks? >> right, this was plus four biden county, john, last election. right? they believe now that advantage with plus six, plus seven thousand republican vote, if they can get close, don't have to win, bucks, if they are close

to the advantage biden had, that could bode well for the campaign in southeast part of the state. bucks is so important, they take it as microcosm of the southeast portion of the state. you have a mix of entire economy, they feel good about their ground game. of the four philadelphia suburbs, this is only one that could be potentially close or winnable. other three suburbs, philadelphia, that is where president biden won pennsylvania. they racked up a ton of votes there. if harris is going to win, it will be montgomery, chester and delaware. this could be assign of how well their ground game is if they keep it close in bucks. >> john: we shall see what we see. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: that is factually correct, john, touch screen with james freeman. "wall street journal" editor and

fox news contributor. super excited to have you. take us through key senate races we're watching as we look at our lead. power rankings out this morning, look at senate having key toss-up races and looking at blue wall, wisconsin and michigan, ohio and pennsylvania, we'll be watching closely. do you want to weigh in first? >> these are tight races that have gotten tighter in direction of republicans. i would say in particular wisconsin is interesting, that did not look like for republicans a big pick-up opportunity and that is in play. >> sandra: that is in play in a toss-up. moving on to exactly what we saw change in battleground, this is key. these are top three states have moved in favor of republicans into the toss-up category. michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin. senate battlegrounds. i want to flip this on the

bottom, this is moving in democrats favor, nebraska won from likely republican to lean republican. your thoughts? >> that is right, an independent in nebraska making that difficult. these are all presidential battlegrounds and also senate battlegrounds and what you see, you have to be nervous if you're in the harris camp. a bunch of, several inkcumbent democrats emphasizing how close they are to donald trump on trade. now this is pretty weird because she's making a speech today, continuing this trump is hitler theme and meanwhile, her allies in key states are running ads saying we're very close to alleged hitler. >> sandra: paint picture of what could be on election night in the senate if dems have a good night, you could look at 49-51 setup if gop ends up with good

night, they could win 55 seats, this would be a big change in the senate. >> yeah, not sure, 51 on curve polling is optimistic. these are tight races. if polls are right, big if, if election held today, probably more than 51. basically that reflects a lot of confidence republicans pick up that west virginia seat that joe manchin vacated and feel good about montana against john tester. we head to this way, more of the 55, maybe 56 range then talking about wisconsin, pennsylvania, the michigan, as well, another race they probably thought they would be feeling better about. you will have mike rogers on later and he'll talk approximate closing that gap. >> sandra: love that tease. thank you. moving to presidential race and key toss-ups, watching the blue wall. dig into the touch screen and have fun here as we look at the

270, we were working on this and can now report that things are moving in favor of republicans, this is obviously moved to lean republican category in latest fox news power rankings, arizona. the gop talking confidently about nevada. if we were to give nevada to trump in this scenario and maybe even north carolina, as he's been working the ground hard there, you are left with blue wall, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania and georgia. i have filled in nebraska, too. >> again, very close, these are toss-up races. if polls were right, he'd be well over 300, he only needs 270, how does he put it together? there is a reason we talk about pennsylvania, it is the biggest prize of the battleground states, if you get there, 19 electoral votes, everything else is easier.

boom, he's there, wins with pennsylvania. >> sandra: say democrats secure victory. >> he has opportunity, 18, he can do that with basically any two of those three would do it for him. and if he -- he's 268 with georgia, needs one more state similarly if he gets wisconsin and michigan, could lose michigan and georgia and wisconsin. again, a lot can change a week out. you definitely be in republican shoes than democrats. >> sandra: interesting, if i were to flip that scenario, say georgia goes to kamala harris, do you see him topping before talking about wisconsin or michigan. >> he's feeling pretty good about most states, michigan, in particular, i think the big biden/harris push for electric

vehicles is not going down with auto workers there. >> sandra: awesome stuff, james, appreciate that. we will run through another scenario next hour. john. >> john: almost as good as khan academy. why republicans are urging supreme court to intervene, we'll break it down with kerri urbahn coming up. >> sandra: vice president harris teeing up for a major address from the capitol, are democrats on with her argument? richard vogel will join us numbers. >> she's been a presidential candidate less than three months, american people are saying, do i know enough about you to put you behind the desk for the next four years?

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>> she's running on a campaign of immoralization and really campaign of destruction. really perhaps more than anything else, it is a campaign of hate. campaign of absolute hate. after two assassination attempts in just over three months, her lies and slanders are shameful and inexcusable. >> sandra: former president trump slamming kamala harris for rhetoric on the campaign trail, all this as harris prepares to deliver her closing argument, but not in a swing state. our panel will debate her strategy. get to peter live at the white house, why is harris staying in washington tonight? >> peter: they want her background to look familiar. >> i think the backdrop of the

white house,inging at the a ellipse today, people saw that on january 6. more hopeful future we can have. >> peter: despite warning through "new york times" report that dissing trump is not moving the needle like medicare expansion, trump talk will be p paramount. >> just imagine the oval office in three months, okay. just picture it in your head. either it is donald trump sitting in there. [cheering] >> stewing over his enemies list or me with your help working for you checking off my to-do list. >> peter: vice president continues to call on celebrities like bruce springsteen and barack obama and bill clinton, but not current president, joe

biden. which he claims is suddenly about to change. >> i've done a lot of stuff, i've been on the trail. we talk all the time and they are asking me where they think i should be to help them most. >> peter: the vice president's campaign event will be right next to the white house and according to president biden's schedule, he will be inside the white house on virtual campaign call, he is not expected to go out south lawn exit to join her. sandra. >> sandra: we'll be watching for that, thank you. john. >> john: that would be a long walk through the south lawn and across the driveway and to the ellipse. first of all, go over interesting new findings of late fox news power rankings, last before the election. arizona according toure on forecast goes from toss-up to

lean republican. richard, that could take a number of true battlegrounds down to six. >> richard: it could and be clear, this election is very, very, very close. you heard that from the trump campaign and harris campaign, they are saying it is close and we're doing everything we can. harris is working on three things, getting to their coalition and mobilizing their coalition and we've seen she made gains with african american men, gains with black women and getting undecided voters. tonight, the backdrop is the white house, this country is 248 years old, it is important for american people to see potential of a woman leading the country could be. >> john: backdrop is one thing, it is articulated last time somebody was there was january 6, that will come up and other dark things she's talking about

trump. >> it is a huge tactical and strategic mistake on her campaign's behalf. election will not be decided in washington, d.c. we know the battlegrounds. her biggest challenge, reason she is where she is in the polls is this has been fundamentally centered under a disqualification argument and all candidate need to define their poen pons. she has reached that point and gone beyond it and she talked about the to-do list, the problem politically and in reality, everyone knows what donald trump's to-do list is. immigration and economy. if you said that to americans about vice president harris, what is on the to-do list. answer is negative stuff about him and why he shouldn't be, no one knows what that is. if the answer is it will get delivered in front of the white

house, larger question is, it is a little late. >> john: yeah, to alex's pousa action said enough calling trump a fascist, what you need to focus on in the closing days of the election is policy differences. purely negative attacks on trump's character are less effective than messaging that include positive details about kamala harris' details. focusing on trump's behavior can be effective lead in to talking about substantive policy, not effective moving vote choice on its own. i remember covering the gore campaign in 2000. one thing they hammered in last two weeks of the campaign was compare and contrast with george bush. it was not calling him names. >> richard: i think me and alex are watching different movies,

the movie i'm watching, movie on which on both sides, we were having a conversation of who used the word before the fascist, donald trump called kamala harris a fascist and she's called him a fascist. beyond name calling, one side you have to-do list that is largest child tax credit, making sure small businesses have what they need, legalizing marijuana. it is protecting women's reproductive health. other side, you have buzzwords, we'll fix economy, fix immigration, you don't have a clear policy or road on how the former president will do that. >> john: he has his record. >> remember how he started, not what he will do tomorrow. >> john: in 2019 he took action. >> i don't disagree, what the former president articulated over the campaign, think about yesterday, don't think about

tomorrow. what harris is trying to articulate tonight, think about tomorrow and what is left and america's future. there is clear distinction. >> john: and you can frame it, you know my track record. >> instead she could do that, could talk about the last four years, she does not want to, numbers are not there. >> john: he's look at my last four years and she's ignore my last four years. >> her comment, i wouldn't change anything. >> richard: to be fair to both candidates, trump's last four years, his former vice president acknowledged he won't be voting for him. allow me to finish. allow me to finish. person elected to be chairman of joint chief of staff says i don't trust this guy. what harris campaign is talking about, what we've done, capped cost of insulin for seniors.

there was bumpy iness with the economy because of covid, now we'll working building more housing. the president's solution to housing is tariff and a tariff will fix child care and public schools, a tariff will fix everything. and he hasn't articulated clear problem. >> john: he is running on his record, she's running away from hers. >> you are more compelling advocate for those positions than she is. reality is, look at the campaign and what message it is driving and what people are hearing and what they are hearing and getting is why not him and attack, attack, attack, they are not getting here is my to-do list, one, two, three big things people care about. >> john: we have to wrap, we'll see what kamala says tonight, we are speculating at this point, we have a pretty good idea. sandra.

>> sandra: former president trump keys in on keystone state, multiple campaign stops scheduled today capped off with a rally in allentown, the city's mayor and party chair are here and will weigh in with us on that visit. plus this. >> what is like today? >> turned into africa. starting to learn what africa is like. >> john: another small town overwhelmed by surge of illegal migrants, garrett is live in ohio, just north of cincinnati. >> this village population has nearly doubled with thousands coming from west africa and across southern border and to small-town ohio, where they can't work and don't speak the language. we'll tell you more about the challenges that is creating for folks that live here, coming up.

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the town's population has nearly doubled as 3000 men have moved to this small town after crossing the border and claiming asylum. biggest problems it is creating are at apartment complexes. 20 people are sleeping in apartments meant for two to three people. there have been fires like this one, many migrants had never used an oven before. there is a problem with health and sanitation thanks to overcrowding in the apartment building. >> system getting backed up, drainage is getting backed up. we respond for feces running down walls of the bathroom from the floor above, that is not how anyone should be living. >> those conditions are pushing regular folks who live there out. one woman who living in the

apartment buildings the sudden flood of people from a third world country has changed her small town tremendous and americans are being left behind by the federal government. >> it's awful, everywhere you turn. you might as well be in africa. i've been trying to find a two bedroom i can afford. it is tough being a single mom and single grandma. especially when the government don't help you and they have too many immigrants to help. >> garrett: to put this flood into perspective, according to border patrol, 150 from the west african counter crossed in 2021. over last two years that number skyrocketed to 21,000. john. >> john: garrett tinney, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: former president

trump barn storming battleground pennsylvania told and will hold a round table in philadelphia suburb key to the selection and heading to allentown, the third most populous center. we will bring in gop chair in lehigh county and the democratic mayor of allentown. welcome to you both. mayor, i'll start with you. what is your expectation for the outcome of this race there, what are you hearing from voters on the ground? >> so we -- i've been knocking doors in allentown talking about the harris campaign. initially a lot of excitement about vice president harris, that has been steady, we have had thousands of volunteers knocking on doors and talking about the vice president's commitment to working for the people. not a ton of response related to

former president trump. now we have this rally in downtown allentown on heels of former president trump saying violent and racist stuff about the island of puerto rico, close to the heart of our residents, majority latino city and majority of our population has roots in puerto rico. pe people heard the campaign saying terrible things and that might push people sitting on the couch out to vote for vice president kamala harris. >> sandra: joe will react to that. you will be, joe, attending the rally in allentown tonight. what is your response to that and how could that affect the race there? >> first of all, the excitement in this area of allentown in lehigh valley is unprecedented.

we have that excitement when we go door-knocking and hearing people voting for donald trump for multiple reasons. our numbers are through the roof when it comes to voter registration and mail-in ballot applications. we are extremely welcomed in thet allentown city. to what the mayor said and linking donald trump comments of a comedian is disheartening from him, especially being leader of a city, he should be uniting the city, the city is made up of syrian, muslim, his ppanic and jewish and they deserve better than trying to divide like he's doing here. i spoke to a puerto ricoian yesterday going in to do an

early vote for donald trump. this is her exact words when i asked what she thought about what the comedian said. luissa said, i want offended by the joke, puter pu puerto rico s a garbage problem. it brought out health problems landfills are creating in puerto rico. why are democrats concerned about climate change and they don't care to solve the garbage problem and spend billions on illegal immigrant people in the u.s. maybe there is a problem, i didn't get the joke, i didn't appreciate it. maybe there is a topic there we need to discuss. >> sandra: interesting. as you were noting that, we put up demographics of allentown and why this is important, 126,000

people, 68,000 latino, 58% speak language other than english at home. in pennsylvania, latest shows harris has the edge when it comes to pennsylvania choice for president, this is latest in "new york times" poll. that snapshot from october 7 to 10 shows 3.8% margin of error, lead for harris. we'll see on election day. fox polling shows trump, however, mayor, has been making gains with hispanic voters. when you look at where things were for joe biden in 2026 and donald trump at same time, you have seen growth in support for donald trump and dip in support from biden to harris. switch to the economy.

this is retired pennsylvania nurse who had to return to work because of current economy, mayor, listen here. >> my current job is carbeer in a grocery store and cost of groceries and cost of living to survive, it is constant ajustment of the budget. i had to go back to work. there is no such thing as vacation and things like that anymore. >> sandra: if voter associations perils with the economy with current administration, how might that affect things on the ground in your state? >> it is interesting, one of the great, i previously worked in economic development in lehigh valley. we struggled for years because the economy has been too strong. it can be hard to find workers. that is indication of economy that is we try to need to get more people into the city of

allentown and lehigh valley to fill those jobs. economics and housing and cost of housing is a top issue for most in the city of allentown, whether they speak spanish or english. that made it puzzling when former president trump had opportunity to make his closing argument he would choose to dunk on a group of people that are looking for economic opportunity, looking for lower cost of living through new housing. while he and the campaign were making this argument and going down his list and enemies from within, vice president harris was at the most popular puerto rico ian restaurants talking about the puerto rico economy. >> sandra: her question is an important one and i doubt she would take the hit and go back

to work. i appreciate your answer, mayor. sheave brought up reason asking why prices are so high. it is because they instituted inflation reduction act, nothing but inflation reduction act, it caused additional inflation, dumping billions of dollars, those billions did not go to her. it went to programs democrats wanted and it all it does is drive up the price of the regular commodities when it comes to food, rent and the other issue was with energy. kamala harris is against fracking, she's going to be worse than biden was about shutting down the energy sector. >> sandra: they tried to make her out to be -- there was flip flopping and they claim she is not anti-fracking tough case to

be made when she said in the past she was. that is important in that state and we know prices, inflation has slowed, prices are up 20%. appreciate both of you, thank you for the conversation. john. >> john: good conversation there. iran, china and russia, america's top adversaries, meddling in our elections, attempting to tip the outcome in their favor or simply to sow division? general jack keane ahead on the growing threat from our adversaries. >> sandra: republicans on track to regain the senate, it depends on battleground toss-upstates, including michigan. mike rogers is here. there's an old saying in the navy that the toughest job in the navy is a navy wife. and if you've made 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

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>> john: fox news power ranking shows several senate races tightening, one is in michigan, a crucial blue wall state in the presidential election. latest fox news power rankings moving from lean democrat to toss-up. republican candidate for senate is mike rogers, former congressman is he's here now. good to see you, it's been a while. >> it's been a while. latest polling, your competitor has a slight lead. some 7%, though, of voters say they are undecided. what can you do to turn the tide toward you? >> voting records matter. knowing my opponent voted for biden-harris is really important. that gave us inflation about

1000 per family per month in state of michigan, that has been devastating to personal economics in the state. ev mandates, less labor you are seeing implication of that, just tying them and running away from this, democrats and kamala harris have not been there last four years. what you are seeing is fact four months of bad, lying negative ads, running away, does not make up for four years of bad policy, it is talking about it and talking about what we'll do to fix it. that is really important here, john. we have plans to get your grocery bills down, to get electricity down and get government out of picking cars for us. >> john: when you look at israel war with gaza and antisemitism

that spread across america is power of the arab and muslim vote in the state of michigan. you have been doing outreach as has trump campaign. trump was endorsed by muslim leaders. you had to sit down with the jewish coalition the other day and ensured them your outreach was showing lack of support for israel. how do you walk the fine line, mike? >> mike: problem in middle east now, draw a bright line from funding, training, equipping with advanced weaponry from hamas to tehran from hezbollah to tehran from houthis to tehran. iran getting billions of dollars by allowing their oil to go into the market. if you look at what are root cause of violence in middle east, it starts in tehran.

we had great conversations about, once this is over and hamas is no longer capable of launching an attack, once hezbollah stops firing missiles, we'll have rebuilding to do and we should be a part of that, it is good for middle east and the united states. there is a lot of conversations we're having and what else is interesting, once you get past there, there are a few single issue voters in that area, absolutely, not all arab muslims feel that way. they worry about businesses, future, the state of education in michigan and around the country. more we start coming together and there are issues we agree on. >> john: one mom who endorsed trump the other day said he

believes he will bring peace to the middle east. we'll see there. we'll watch the race, thank you for taking time today. >> thank you for being here, every little bit helps, rogers for senate.com, race to flip the san. >> john: we did invite slotkin to come on, we hope she will join us another day. >> sandra: make or break moment for yankees, could dodgers seal the deal? we are live at yankee stadium with the excitement next.

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him. he got a standing ovation during the game, but when leaving the ballpark fans were irritated. >> need to start hitting, be captain, baseball is hard. >> who is hitting hard is freddie freeman, he is m.v.p. candidate in this series. he has a home run in every game of this series. walker buehler, pitcher, did not need more, five strikeouts and only allowed two hits. dodgers won 4-2 and lead 3-0. back out here live, no team has come back from down 3-0 in the world series, it happened in the alcs in 2004, when red sox did

it against yankees. first pitch 8:08 p.m. tonight on fox. >> sandra: thank you. john. >> john: yanks looking for inspiration look to red sox. legal battles, what it could mean in swing states. kerri urbahn coming up next. [child laughing] (♪) (♪) [child giggling with delight] (♪) come on you two. dinner time. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪

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