>> more of my exclusive interview with donald trump tomorrow night. more on joe thinking you're garbage. kamala harris calling him a fas fascist. set your dvr you never miss it. have a great night. >> todd: just six days out from election day and our october surprise may have come in the form of this attack line against

donald trump from president biden. >> puerto rico, my home state of delaware, they are good, decent, honorable people, only garbage i see out there is demonizable of things. >> todd: you are watching "fox and friends" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the white house tries to clean up his statement, donald trump is reacting this morning. lucas tomlinson has this story. hi, lucas. >> lucas: recall a week ago, biden said about donald trump, lock him up and last night at a trump rally, senator marco rubio broke the news about biden a comments last night. >> breaking news, moments ago joe biden stated our supporters are garbage. >> so remember hillary she said deplorable.

and then she said irredeemable. deplorable did not work out. garbage, i think is worse. he doesn't know, please forgive him. he not knoweth what he said. >> lucas: donald trump taking to social media saying i'm proud to lead the most important coalition in american history, we are welcoming historic numbers from latinos, african americans and every race, religion and creed. it is my desire to be the president of all people. president biden said earlier today i referred to hateful rhetoric spewed about puerto rico, which is garbage. demonization is latino is

unconscionable. kamala harris' campaign says 75,000 people packed the ellipse in democratic to listening to harris' closing argument. >> it is time to stop pointing fingers. we have to stop pointing fingers and start locking arms. it is time to turn the page on the drama and conflict, the fear and division. it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. [cheering] and i am ready to offer that leadership as the next president of the united states of america. >> lucas: les than a week to go before election day, harris campaign has been distancing

herself from biden. biden spoke to union members with barely 100 people. >> carley: we will get to that, lucas. it was supposed to be about harris and closing argument and it was about uniting the country while joe biden was calling half the country garbage. now they'll have to do clean-up effort all day. >> todd: cleaning up garbage. luke not far away in the white house. >> carley: thank you so much. vivek ramaswamy compared joe biden's comments to hillary clinton basket of deplorables moment. watch this. >> here is october surprise that just arrived, basket of deplorable comments are like joe biden right now. i'm more cynical in the

following way, might look like joe biden's kog nizant deficits kicked in. his family is rooting for donald trump not kamala harris to win. if you are in their shoes, that comment will tank kamala harris, put that motivation to one side. it is a welcome october surprise. take a big step back, what is goings on here? the wheels are coming off the car and spiralling and you see accusation of other side being hitler, piles of garbage, you will hear about threats to democracy, they are flailing, sean. americans are not falling for their trick anymore. donald trump has a record he's running on it. it is beautiful to watch this completely come undone and turn the page on this ugly chapterof his history >> carley: in 2022, joe biden

said maga republicans threaten democracy with the ominous red lighting. former advisor to barack obamas he is worry president harris closing speech. >> talking about the closing conversation people are hearing, it is tilted away from economic message in ways that worry me. every focus group and piece of polling shows voters care about those issues and there is pretty easy ready-made answer for trump. we saw him for four years and people don't think it was that bad. some language used to describe him can seem ridiculous to peep people. >> carley: harris mentioned trump's name at least 23 times last night. mentioned economy, prices and inflation, a total of three

times. the speech was all about donald trump. >> todd: lucas tomlinson mentioned world series. yankees take game four over the dodgers. pop fly first inning, mookie bett, was basically mugged by two fans. both fans were ejected. could this have been the spark needed? watch. >> driven the other way, deep right center field and it's got a chance and goodbye! [cheering] >> torres sends them into a frenzy. >> todd: you would prefer it come from aaron judge, "new york times" game four, forcing game five. coverage begins tonight 7 p.m.

eastern on fox. if the yankees win tonight, the series continues and dodgers need to think, did we let one get away? they don't have a fourth starter, they lost in anticipation of having their best ficher for the final three games. >> carley: put the brooms away, sweep did not happen. >> todd: could tim walz could -- one dhhs employee has a disturbing warning and brooke singman has that on fox. >> carley: beautiful air bnb in colorado left trashed by suspected tren de aragua members, we'll talk exclusively to the owner of that property who was fed up and angry, coming up next.

>> carley: listen to this, -- influence washington, d.c. >> todd: brooke singman has the details. >> brooke: house republicans are investigating democratic vice president nominee and tim walz alleged ties to china.

house oversight committee james comer releasing dhs internal communication it received from a whistleblower discussing china alleged activities with walz. message was sent to colleagues on microsoft teams saying walz got v.p., you have no idea how this feeds into what people's republic of china has been doing here. tar target someone who perceived they can get to democratic. c comer in a message to alejandro mayorkas said dhs officials express concern about ccp targeting politician and their influence operation at state and local level. their concerns about chinese influence operation as relate to governor walz.

records were subpoenaed after the whistleblower notified him of messages. comer is accusing department of homeland security of stonewalling the suspect. he said, dhs did not produce documents before the due and negligented to present a single document. house oversight committee says walz traveled to china estimated 30 times. in 199 walz organized a trip to china, a trip paid for by the chinese government. >> carley: bring in morgan ort ortagus. brooke just laid it out. around time kamala harris selected tim walz to be her running mate, officials said walz got v.p., you have no idea how this feeds into what the prc has been doing here with him and local government.

why do you think this dhs official would feel that way? >> morgan: i started warning about this when we knew harris was considering walz as nominee for v.p. i warned about it, it follows a pattern of what the chinese co communist party like to do to local, state and governor and mayors. secretary mike pompeo warned about this in bipartisan speech to governors in february of 2022. he warned this is what the chinese government tries to do, the comon munist power tries to cultivate people over time, it is relationship building for them by having so many paid trips. they are trying to white wash things the communist party is

doing, like stealing intellectual property, unle unleashing covid on the world, sending fentanyl to this country and we can't forget the ongoing genocide in china. chinese communist party offers in investments to soften them up so you don't criticize them for harsh action of their government. >> carley: tim walz is saying that donald trump is the one who has friendly relations with china. listen to this. >> instead of doing what donald trump is cozying up to dictators and china, we will never let china undermine investments with unfair trade deals. look, that's a plan, not a c concept of a plan and i'm damn proud of it.

>> carley: donald trump is the one saying he will impose tariffs. what do you think about that coming from tim walz? >> morgan: we've had zero trade deals from biden-harris administration, zero effort to hold china accountable. look at trump administration, we negotiated with china and renegotiated nafta and turned it into usmca. renegotiated with japan and korea. guess how much biden-harris administration has to show for it, answer zero, zero trade deals before senator and governor timeaccepts free trips to china. spare me the criticism who takes free goodies from china, versus donald trump negotiating with chinese commun ist party. fentanyl precursors from china are flowing into this country to kill young people and they have

done nothing about it. >> carley: coming up on presidential election, it is time to look back at the past four years, something your organization did. discover the fiscal impact of the biden administration national security failures and you say it cost taxpayers 381 billion, which is taxpayer dollars. how do you explain that? >> morgan: this is the most conservative estimate possible we could do, probably likely more. what we tried to do was look at cost of deterrence failure. what does it cost america when we fail to prevent taliban frommic taking over kabul, fail to prevent putin from invading ukraine. when we fail hamas attacking israel and killing americans and holding americans hostage on october 7? there is an actual cost to every

household. this is most conservative estimate possible, that is $3000 worth of milk, eggs, bacon, american households could have used. instead, they are using it to cover biden and harris' failures around the world. you could go to polarisuss.com. >> carley: this is very important when looking forward over the next four years. morgue knowa, thank you for joining us, we appreciate your insight, as always. from one concerning story to another. ballots in oregon and washington are destroyed and free gaza was written on the devices used. >> todd: one box was in one of the most competitive areas in our country. we will discuss what impact this

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above average temperatures above a cold front and could bring storms to plain states. on live radar, we have rain and lightning, behind it cold enough for snow in mountains of the rockies. severe storm threat from dallas to des moines, hail, damaging wind and tornados possible. have a way to get watches and warnings, that is until this afternoon and this evening. another system moving into the wr west and the big takeaway is snow and risk of heavy rain and severe weather over 24 to 48 hours. we'll set records. 91 in austin, detroit 78, 79 in

indianapolis. halloween forecast, wet forecast. the takeaway, 78 in new york city, which is exciting for kids trick-or-treating with no sleeves. >> todd: there is a real concern for miami they are going to be eaten by the jack-o-lantern. >> janice: duly noted. >> carley: good on the weather front. >> todd: police searching for a suspect who destroyed ballots just days before the election. investigators found a note that read all drop boxes will burn, free gaza. free gaza was written on the devices used. one was located in washington's third district, where joe kent is in a tight race. what happen said to the votes? can those voters get a do-over?

how does that work? >> good news is those voters is mr plenty of time to cure their ballot. in the fisher island area, contact the office and check the status of your ballot. it is possible for folks to get a replacement ballot. we have been early voting for two weeks and the ballot checking process is key part of why we are encouraging folks to vote early. that is our main goal to drive t turnout. >> todd: you do not one microsoft single american to be disenfranchised for something like this. your district is one house republicans are hoping to flip. they are confident, why is leadership so focused on your race? >> this is a district donald

trump won by four points in 2016 and 2020. it is common sense district. i ran in 2022 and lost by less than a percentage point. we had low republican turnout. 60,000 voted for trump and 16 in '20. voter turnout is important. road to majority runs through washington's third district, this is a state we can win. i am being out spent, please go to joekent.com. >> todd: you think with trump atop the ticket in 2024, you're going to win this race? >> i do. we have been working hard knocking on doors. my opponent is attempting toun are as a moderate, however, her voting record tells a different

story. she voted for inflation, she voted to keep the border wide open. she is vote being in lock step with nancy pelosi everyday she's in congress. what we're doing is exposing her record and articulating how to get inflation under control. close the border and restore common sense. this is a common sense district and with president trump at the ticket and people coming over toure on side, we're in a good place to win as long as we keep driving that turnout. >> todd: your district is in washington state, it is close to portland, oregon. a lot of times in liberal northwest, voters hold democrats accountable. we'll be watch figure that upon has in your race. best of luck. we'll be watching. from one joe to another.

white house is in damage control after president biden said this about trump supporters just days before the election. listen. >> president biden: puerto rico in my home state of delaware, they are good, decent, honorable people, only garbage is his supporters, his demonization is unconscionable. >> todd: does that remind you of anything? >> puts half of trump supporters into the basket of deplorables. right? [cheering] >> the racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobia, isllamaphobic, you name it. >> carley: joe concha joins us now. so much could be said about this conversation over who is and is not garbage today. kamala harris campaign was

worried about joe biden campaigning for her and worried he would be a liability and look where we are today. "new york times" is reporting harris campaign is privately gaging whether his comments would require her to disagree publicly or support his explanation. we're talking about this and not about her speech last night. >> joe: the speech has been overshadowed here and with todd's yankees winning, great yogramercy park i bera, deja vu all over again. her comment on the basket of deplorables was a huge turning point in the 2016 campaign, to which hillary did not recover. this is far beyond criticizing trump, you are speaking down to half the country in a demeaning way and joe biden did it last night, six days before an election and stepping all over

kamala harris' speech. and democrats have a huge history of doing this. remember when barack obama was caught on hot mic talking about middle america clinging to their bibles and guns? early in process, joe biden along with allies in media kept referring to trump reporters as extreme, maga, threat to democracy and that rhetoric helped to lead to two assassination attempts of former president trump. white house attempted to edit the transcript to cover for biden, social media made sure no one is buying that. it is on video. by making this remark, joe biden may have sunk his vigils -- vice president's chance of winning the white house. >> todd: politico trying to clean up their report, they wrote, joe biden said only garbage was hatred of trump

spo supporters, it was changed. biden was talking about tony hingramercy parkcliff, biden's remarks included apostrofee in supporters, making it condemnation of a broad swath of republicans. >> carley: my head hurts. >> todd: so many words there. biden messed up, just say it. >> joe: politico has been the biggest joke of this campaign. i used to think they were left of center, i can't tell the difference of them in msnbc and "the view." they added an apostrofee. go listen on the next commercial, they are saying it

did not happen. this is why social media is great, they can't get rid of that anymore. the writer of that piece is getting killed, that i know. >> carley: talk about joe rogan, three-hour long interview with donald trump and he posted an interview with kamala harris is not off the table. this is his x post. harris campaign has not passed on doing podcast, they offered date for tuesday, but i would have to travel to her and only do an hour. i feel the best way is in a studio in austin. this could be a strategy on kamala harris' part to say we'll do it, make terms unacceptable and she'll get out of doing the interview. >> joe: there are no terms when you go on joe rogan, most popular podcast in the country. 39 million watched donald trump

on there with joe rogan, good opportunity for kamala harris. her campaign says she'll only do an hour, you have to come to us. j.d. vance said i'm available, i'll go down to austin and do three hours. reason kamala harris won't do three hours, she can't do three hours. she can barely do 20 minutes. this is trump's race to lose unless kamala harris does something to disrupt this race. >> todd: joe kent, joe concha, joe rogan, joe biden, four of a kind. that will win poker games. >> carley: joe, thank you. there is this, virginia is fighting back after joe biden doj told them to wait until after election day to remove noncitizens from voter rolls. >> todd: attorney general jason

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>> carley: voters will get a final look at the economy as third quarter gdp is expected to

be released today. >> todd: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: that is the question mark, how did hurricane helene and hurricane milton affect economic data we'll be getting today through friday. we will gets the first read on gdp, looking at an estimate of 3%. that is a big question mark. being loos like consumers did spend in this quarter and businesses continue to spend. there is annual read of how united states has done as far as over the last four years. the atlanta fed, they are for the fourth quarter, talking about third quarter right now. atlanta fed revised that estimate down to 2.8%, they did have 3.3 read, they are taking that down. we have a meeting coming up.

we will get jobs numbers. september you had 254,000 jobs, but for this read, the estimate has been revised upward 115,000 up. tomorrow we get the pc price index. going into the election day, with the economy a big issue for voters, we get more reads on how they are doing. >> carley: you mention north carolina when it comes to the hurricanes. it is a swing state and harris campaign just made a move with ad buys. >> cheryl: they are slashing money they are spending in the final week into election day in north carolina by 2 million dollars. this is coming from adimpact politics, they posted on x >> yesterday kamala harris campaign placed north carolina political ad reservation totals 2.7 million for final week of

the election. this morning they are cutting, we have seen 2 million removed from north carolina markets. as of yesterday, 3.1 million have cast ballots, 34% republicans and 33% democrats, 32% are unaffiliated, usually unaffiliated voters are younger. you have had many guests on the show. looking at a state poll, it has both candidates tied at 47%. he's leading from charlotte to western north carolina by 12 points in the state poll and in north carolina, he is leading, she's ahead in that rally in chapel hill area. this is going to come down to the wire. what the campaign is doing as far as pulling ad spending out

of north carolina is raising question marks how they are feeling about north carolina. >> carley: it comes down to that 32% unaffiliated, interesting graphic. don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria. have a good day. >> todd: to virginia, virginia calling on supreme court to reinstate glenn youngkin move to eliminate non-citizens from voter rolls. jason miyares is attorney general of virginia and joins me now. start with the calendar, when do you expect an opinion? we are six days out from election day. >> j >> i think we will hear something in the next 24 hours. >> todd: restoring noncitizens would inject chaos into the voting process, explain how,

jason. >> what the district court did, ordered virginia to ignore their own law and put 1500 noncitizens back on voter rolls. we had a book rule in the books, individuals checked a box at dmv getting driver privileges indicating they are noncitizens and dmv reports that. we communicate to them and say you have been indicated as noncitizen, we will give you a period of time to clarify that. if you don't, we'll will remove you from our roll as a noncitizen. the department of justice is trying to do this 25 days before an election, it is injecting chaos. >> todd: not like you are trying to root out these people, they said they are noncitizens, they

wrote it down at the dmv. every republican attorney general signed to an amecus brief, how helpful will that be when the supreme court makes their decision? >> from new hampshire to texas, think about this, save act supported by speaker johnson, which would require you to be a u.s. citizen to participate in elections. democrat point against that, each individual state has their own mechanism to ensure noncitizens are not on voter rolls. now you have a state that is doing that, law signed by a democrats and same people on the left opposing save act saying states could fix this are suing virginia to stop us from doing that. that shows how rare common sense is in washington, d.c., they

would extend resources to go after virginia to attack a law spo sported supported by democrats and republican voters. >> todd: republican pollsters tell you off the cuff, we think virginia could be in play for trump. my question to you, attorney general, could this decision by the supreme court determine if donald trump wins virginia? >> first of all, it is novel idea, virginia citizens should be decided virginia elections. this state swings both ways and to go back in the way back machine, bob mokdonald won state wide by less than a thousand votes, we have close elections in virginia. we want everybody, i don't rare republican or democrats to have confidence in our elections.

it should be easy to vote and hard to cheat. 83% of americans, according to gallup, support idea only citizens can vote in our elections. citizens pay taxes and determine who leaders are, it should not be controversial, it is common sense. >> todd: begs question why is doj fighting to keep noncitizens on voter rolls, it does not make sense. over to lawrence jones, going up the map, now pennsylvania. he is in pennsylvania talking to voters before election day. lj. >> lawrence: todd, your yankees live another day. >> todd: they do. >> lawrence: this is good for you. it wasn't a total sweep. we're going to be covering the big game. there is some crazy fans in the stands on the new york side taking or attempting to try to

take the ball. we'll discuss that later. we're talking election stuff. current president of the united states calling trump supporters garbage, break down the words and the vice president's speech in the washington mall. what does it mean in a tight race? we decided to come to pennsylvania, the city of gap, a lot happening. we have legal analysis on that, with people at the polls. we have a fired up crowd and will break it down coming up on "fox and friends."

>> carley: former president trump laying out plan compensation fund for victims of migrant crime if he wins the presidential election. >> today, i'm announcing that for the first time under my administration we will be seizing the assets of the criminal gangs and drug cartels. [cheers and applause] and we will use those assets to create a compensation fund to provide restitution for the victims of migrant crime. >> carley: there have been a number of violent crime illegal immigrants under the biden-harris administration. you see. so faces of beautiful victims right there. >> investigating a case in colorado where a beautiful

airbnb was trashed by suspected tren de aragua members leaving $16,000 worth of damage. carrie march tease is the host of that airbnb so sorry this has happened. can you describe what your airbnb looked like before and after? >> well, i have put all my energy and love into this property to make it beautiful for my guests. it's a beautiful place. everybody loved it. we have been hosting for two years i showed up here and my house was completely destroyed. i couldn't believe it. >> in what way. liquor bottles and drug use. when you walked in, what did you see? >> i saw my living space empty. we had furniture, beautiful pieces, artwork. the artwork was on the floor.

we -- the walls were dirty. the carpetings were stained. there was gum and cigarettes and just bottles of alcohol everywhere, bags of drugs. it was a horrible scene when i walked into my house. i couldn't believe i was actually living this because until you live it, you are like is this even something that could happen to people but it's very real. and this group of people are doing it to people like me. >> carley: why do you think that the people who engt ared the property from you were members of tren de aragua? >> when we spoke to the police, this is what investigation linked to this related to my house and gunshots my neighbor also heard. >> carley: oh my gosh, they were firing guns in your house, too? >> yes. apparently that's what happened. my neighbor reported it. when the police came over, they were looking for gun shells.

>> carley: that's why they can open an investigation because of the sound of gunfire. >> yeah. >> carley: you think they rented your property not just to throw a party. and you only allow 8 people in your house. you think there were about 100 people there you think they used your house for very specific illegal use. can you tell us about that. >> yeah. i truly believe that this was something they planned and this is something probably they are doing around. i found bracelets of -- bracelets you find when you go to a nightclub. i would assume they were charging entrance to my house theres were drugs. i assume they were selling drugs in my house and a whole operation they do. they bring, you know, people into the house. probably 80 to 100 people, according to the police. and the way that i found my home, it absolutely proves that, yeah. it was just enormous amounts of people in here. >> this is a money maker for you. like you said, you poured a lot

of your money into this airbnb to make it beautiful so that you could support yourself and your family. now you are out 16,000 bucks. and you can't rent out the property while it's damaged. so what are you going to do? >> yes, correct. so at the moment we have to figure out, first, how to fix things, call contractors, get all the bids and, you know, we are hoping that airbnb will show up and cover everything. at the moment they have been cooperating so that has been a good sign. but probably we're not going to be able to rent our property for about a month until we get everything fixed. we're not going to have guests in our house and definitely this is something that helped us pay our bills, our mortgage. keeps us being able to afford this beautiful home but it's the home that i plan to retire on, so it's a very difficult situation because it puts me

really in a financial strain. >> carley: so sad. i don't know if you are a political person or following the election at all. donald trump has been talking about tren de aragua, particularly in colorado. he has been accused of exaggerating. what are your thoughts on that? quickly to you. about 20 seconds left. >> absolutely no exaggeration at all. this is very real. and this should be taken very seriously. this people are not here to do good. they have nothing to lose. they don't care. they're just coming, destroying properties, people's lives, and, like nothing. something needs to happen in order -- this needs to stop, absolutely, like 100 percent as soon as possible. >> carley: karen, thank you so much for joining us. you heard it here and "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. it is