>> 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 wednesday, as far as i can

tell. it is 6:00ish and october 30th. and it is "fox & friends." early voting closed in pennsylvania. >> carley: closed. >> brian: as former president donald trump makes his closing arguments in the battleground state. lawrence jones is having breakfast with loud friends in pennsylvania where 19 electoral votes are on the line. but they are more than just numbers, aren't they ainsley? >> ainsley: they definitely are more than numbers. i don't know lawrence can pack a house this early but he always can he is so pop lash. vice president kamala harris ramping up attacks on donald trump. president biden stealing the spotlight after, get this, if you haven't heard it, this is what he said about trump supporters. >> the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters, his demon o. mondayization seems unconscionable. >> steve: clean up in aisle 2. the yankees hold on in the world series thanks to this huge grand

slam. >> bases loaded 2-out. deep left field! redemption. >> steve: i think that's a kid from new jersey. game 5 tonight on fox and "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better when you vote. just saying. >> brian: get dressed. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian: today vice president harris will campaign in three battleground states. you got pennsylvania, north carolina, and wisconsin after delivering her closing arguments at the national mall last night. >> ainsley: in her speech on the ellipse, harris taps herself as a unifier while calling former president trump a petty tyrant. >> brian: that's reunification. >> steve: bryan llenas is live in harrisburg, pennsylvania with the latest on this wednesday. hey, bryan. >> bryan: good morning, steve, ainsley and brian.

if closing message is broke it and he will fix it. the v.p.'s closing message was that the former president divided americans and she will bring us together. but she delivered this message using some stark and pretty alarming language. last night in front of tens of thousands of people on the national mall in the exact same spot where the former president spoke on january 6th, before the u.s. capitol riot, she delivered this message calling trump, quote: unstable, on sellsed with revenge, consumed with grievance and a dictator. >> they didn't do that. only to see us submit to the will of another petty tyrant. these united states of america, we are not a vessel for the schemes of wannabe dictators. >> harris says she is the candidate that will be able to bring trump and harris

supporters together. locking arms. it's time to turn the page on the drama and the conflict, the fear, and division. it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. >> bryan: harris' senior campaign adviser said this message was primarily for undecided voters. many of them moderate republicans who supported former presidential candidate nikki haley; she said last night focused on january 6th. >> people know what happened since january 6th. what they're living and decided on if they want another four years like the four years they just lived. >> bryan: haley will be here in pennsylvania rallying with republican senate candidate dave

mccormick. harris will be here in harrisburg. before that though, north carolina, she ends the day with a rally in wisconsin. guys? >> steve: all right, bryan, thank you very much. a little more on that bret baier interview with nikki haley. it sounds like she last spoke to donald trump in june. she has not been asked to campaign for or with him at this point. but she says i'm standing by if they need me, i'm ready to go. >> ainsley: lawrence is live at a diner this morning. good morning to you, our friend good morning, my friend big day in pennsylvania. as you already know. it's tight. people brief's it's tighter than the polls have 19 electoral votes are what matters in pennsylvania. >> brian: absolutely. early voting and see where the numbers are at. because kamala harris' group feels good about the early voting numbers there.

doesn't feel good about what is happening in north carolina. one of the big things that was happening yesterday, lawrence. while the while the vice president was giving closing parks the president thought good time pop up laptop and had conversation he said this about a madison square garden comment from a comedian where he mocked puerto rico in a fun tongue in cheek way, but this is what president biden said, listen close puerto rico good state of delaware good honest people. only garbage i see out there is his supporters. unconscionable and unamerican. >> steve: never under estimate joe biden's ability to screw something up. >> ainsley: that's true. his campaign is trying to spin it by saying he was just talking about the comedian. that's not what he said. he talked about all the supporters. this is what the white house is saying. the president referred to the

hateful rhetoric at the madison square garden rally as garbage but joe biden said, quote, the only garbage i see floating out there are his supporters. >> steve: it was a political gift to donald trump and his allies. they immediately went on social media and repeated what it sounded like. donald trump has started fundraising offer of it. the headline is you are not garbage. here is trump himself also in pennsylvania yesterday. and he has an interesting observation about joe biden. he has no idea what he just said. >> please forgive him. for he not knoweth what he said. [applause] these people, terrible, terrible. ticial say a thing like that. buff he really doesn't know. honestly, he doesn't.

i'm convinced that he likes me more than he likes kamala. [applause] but that's a terrible thing. >> ainsley: lawrence, it's like basket of deplorables. like smelly, walmart shoppers. that didn't do well for hillary clinton. it's nazi, it's racist. it's fascist. they are all saying this about donald trump and his supporters. in 2020 that was 74 million people. ainsley, let's take this step-by-step. first of all joe biden told us he is going to be watching the speech from the white house. what was he thinking going on a livestream while the current nominee is delivering a speech. he should have never been on there. is there no coordination? no communication back and forth? they sidelined him. he is already upset about that. number two, i think the

president was truly trying to be helpful to the cause. a lot of the narrative, if you listen to some people in the mainstream media, is that this comedian that said this at the trump rally, that he is just a racist. and the trump supporters that agreed with what he said. now, despite that, there is comedian if you look at his past comments he said this about every single race of people. that's what he does. this didn't come out of donald trump's mouth. but then you have got joe biden a step further. he told the country what he truly feels. he feels like all of the trump supporters are garbage. the people that heard about this here in pennsylvania, they are kind of ticked off about it but they're not surprised. >> brian: look what pennsylvania brings to the table. by the way, a big story. and joe biden, this is why they kept him off the stump because he is undisciplined. he is a rage machine. he makes other comments, too.

all those stories you hear about him being sidelined and angry turn out there is a reason why george clooney turned on him and knifed in the back by nancy pelosi and betrayed by barack obama. they felt as though they had no choice. if you look at pennsylvania. 1 electoral votes. the early vote so far got 1.4 million going in, plus. but, 58% have been democrat, 32% have been republican. so, that's a significant advantage. >> steve: right. here's the thing. politico has got a great analysis of the early voting across the battleground states. and it is shocking some pollsters because women are -- women are outpacing men in battleground states by 10 points. 55 to 45. the implications are unclear and you don't know exactly who they are voting for but we do know you look at the demographics women seem to favor kamala

harris. and that explains apparently what they think is her path to winning next tuesday because she leads in the suburbs as well. brand new "wall street journal" poll she is up by 7. up by 6 in brand new ipsos poll regarding the suburbs. if those hold, those suburban voters would be enough to offset her giant losses in the black and latino communities her path to victory is through the suburbs, they say. >> ainsley: i'm curious when you talk to the folks that are there in the diner. do they live in the suburbs or are they in the big cities? where do they live and what are their opinions? >> lawrence: let's go talk to them. let's tale talk with some folks. left off. how are you doing, ma'am? you are on "fox & friends" right now. what's your name? >> christina.

>> lawrence: i'm curious, christina. did you hear the current president of the united states call trump supporters garbage yesterday? >> i did, yes. >> lawrence: what is your thought process on this. >> it feels very demeaning. i have been a republican my whole life and it's a privilege to be a republican and a conservative and i stand for conservative values, and i think i can process thoughts and have my own thought pattern and to be called garbage for those thoughts is not necessarily an uplifting -- >> lawrence: were you surprised? >> no. not at all. not coming from him or his party. >> lawrence: thank you so much, ma'am. >> you bet. >> lawrence: as i told you all from the very beginning, people were telling me this happened but they were not surprised. let's talk with some other folks. sir, what's your name? >> adam. >> lawrence: you guys have a tight race here. i'm sure you heard the current president talk about trump supporters being garbage. how is that going to impact you? >> i mean, just shows the democrats and harris' desperation. i think they are desperate. they see the nuns. they see the people.

all the enthusiasm behind, you know, donald trump and the republicans. so, you know, it is like hillary clinton calling us deplorables. >> lawrence: this is just part 2, right? >> yeah. >> lawrence: thank you for your service. it is tight here in pennsylvania. 81,000 votes separated 2020. donald trump won it in 2016 and in 2020 joe biden won it by 21,000 votes. what do you think is going to be the issue of that brings the majority of the folks to the polls? >> the economy. >> lawrence: why the economy? >> everybody is struggling. i mean, food, food for one thing. i mean, let's try to get prices down on things. housing. housing is out of control. thank you so much sir, you were fired up the moment i saw you this morning. >> yeah. >> lawrence: what's your name? >> tamara. >> >> lawrence: i'm curious, with p.a. being so close. who do you think is going to win? >> i really think that trump

will win just because the economy is so bad for people and the typical state counties like pittsburgh, philadelphia, those people are working people and they're really feeling the crunch. so i think that makes a difference. >> lawrence: y'all voted for donald trump in 2016. 2020 y'all went back to joe but only by 81,000. >> yeah. >> lawrence: why is this time different? >> i think we have had four years of failure and people are tired of it. they really felt that failure at the grocery store and their own families. education system is bad. the country is dangerous. so these are matters that matter to me as a mom. and i'm tired of that. i'm tired of that it is personal. >> lawrence: thank you so much, ma'am, i appreciate you. guys, as you can see, they are talking about the issues. those mom and pop stores. just being able to go to the grocery store. yeah, they are upset about what the president said about, you know, calling essentially this

entire room garbage but that's not what really matters. what matters is when they go to the grocery stores and they can't afford things. >> steve: well put, it's all about the money. bread and butter issues. >> ainsley: we look at hollywood a. listers cow -- lawrence spoke with voters in lancaster where criminal investigation is underway 2500 forms were flagged for potential fraud. >> steve: gw law professor jonathan turley joins us with analysis. jonathan, good to have you. >> thank you. >> steve: in past elections we have heard about problems after the election. at least they are working on these things now before the election. and so, we know that there were like 2500 vert registration forms there was something wrong with them. and so they have set them aside. is this normal or is it something bigger?

>> well, we have seen this pattern before. and you are absolutely right. we should take a more positive view of this. in that these are being picked up. you have people who are doing their job and pulling out these suspicious registrations we have seen this pattern. cottage industry of registering people. a lot of money from the parties, from the government to register they're registered by obviously the nudge of people that they can effectively harvest or get registrations from that produces rather negative incentive. people begin to cut corners or according to some these accusations just knowingly create invalid registrations. it's good that they're picking it up. we just don't know the scope of this. we are seeing this in multiple districts. that's what we don't quite know at this point. >> ainsley: jonathan, they are saying they are looking at overabundance of voter

registration forms i know they get a lot in the mail but they are saying this is more than normal? >> yeah. part of the thing. a lot of states have tried to make it easier to register a lot of money going to registration drives that can be a perfect storm when those are in the hands of the wrong people. so, we're seeing a lot of these forms that are highly suspicious and potentially criminal but many of these are simply invalid. so these officials are trying to do a catch-up game. because, you know, we don't have a lot of runway here when these registration forms come in. they have got to spot them, pull them. investigate them. and we have got an election barreling down this track. >> brian: right. so, jonathan, let's take a look at some of the supreme court challenges. they say they know they are going to play a role. let's get this going. for example, in virginia. they said there were some illegal immigrants according to the governor on those rolls wanted to clean them up. they said you can't do that

where does that stand right now from what you see play out in the lower courts? >> well, the lower courts did not go well for the state of virginia. we are waiting for the supreme court's decision. i have to tell you i'm very sympathetic with virginia here. what virginia is saying quite simple. they are saying it's a keim. these people said that they were non-citizens and they are appearing on our voting rolls. it's a crime to do that. and so, we have what i think is a very reasonable system. it gets kicked back by the dmv because of what these people said. and then virginia says cure it. if there is some problem with what you put down, you have got 14 days. and even if we reject you, after 14 days, you can still vote with a provisional ballot. now, for some reason, the biden-harris administration decided to go with the nuclear option and said we want them back on the voting rolls. and two lower courts agreed with them. we are waiting to see if the supreme court will intervene.

i think there is grounds to intervene here. but, we'll see. the supreme court is not eager to intervene in any of these cases. they would like this cup to pass from their lips. but this is one that may be difficult. >> brian: okay. a few others there. they agreed not to intervene? they haven't decided yet. >> ainsley: goes to the supreme court now. >> brian: i thought they did decide. >> john: we are waiting for a final decision of the supreme court. i have not heard that they made a final decision. >> steve: the department of justice responded yesterday. that's the latest. lawrence, back to you. >> lawrence: jonathan, i'm curious and i have heard from some folks here already what is going on with some of these voter lines with the vote over the weekend the lines were long. but i was told that these poll workers are allowing all the people to vote in my home state. but, some people are have some concerns about pennsylvania. can you tell us what reports you're hearing on this? >> jonathan: yeah, and this is

very concerning because we actually have fox interviews with people who were turned away around 2:30 or so in the afternoon, that's before the end of the period by which can you demand these ballots. and some of them were told they had computer problems. some said they had staffing problems. and it's quite frustrating. you know, this is the key state in the election. and we're now having staffing and computer problems. it's not like this is rocket science. you know, elon musk just captured a booster rocket, what with what looked like a grilling tongue. that's tough. what should not be tough is getting out ballots and keeping open until 5:00 p.m. >> ainsley: making us all wonder will we know the results next wednesday? >> steve: t minus 6 until blast off. jonathan, thank you for joining us live. great analysis. >> jonathan: thank you. >> steve: you bet.

>> brian: they had to win to survive and they would. other to the world series last night yankee stadium. depending off elimination fell behind 2-0 in game 4. beating the dodgers substantially. >> steve: what? >> brian: it wasn't without controversy. typical new yorker saw a pop fly i don't want him to catch it so i will rip the ball out of his mitt. this guy was quickly tossed from the game. >> steve: what a mess. >> no. >> live to right side torres in the corner. does he have room. fights with a fan and they are going to say that it's an out and fan interference. >> and, yeah that, says ball in his glove fan tries to take his glove off. >> ainsley: no. what? >> steve: that's ridiculous. >> brian: fan also do anything to get the motivated all those guys thrown out in the first inning. as for the game yesterday we asked world series champ i don't know about alex rodriguez what his former team needed to do

pull off common come back at least get one game. watch. >> the yankee won four games in a row nine times this year. done it once in the post season. you can't think that big. did you go to the break it down to let's win tonight. you have a good matchup tonight because they have the bullpen versus -- and tomorrow you have the best pitcher on the planet. start with 1 and maybe get this thing back to l.a. >> brian: make history. that's what they did and new york's offense exploded for three home runs. forcing a fifth game nut series last game at yankee stadium. coverage begins at 7:00. big pregame show. first pitch at 8:00. and then if the yankees win they go back to los angeles and then all the pressure is on the dodgers. will they be victim of the biggest comeback in major league baseball world series history? >> ainsley: what did you think, lawrence? new york those two guys in new york ripping the ball out of his glove? don't you love men in new york? >> lawrence: do you know what i thought about?

this is so new york. this is why i miss texas every single day. >> ainsley: yeah. >> lawrence: this stuff doesn't happen in the south. but you go to new york. >> ainsley: doesn't it make you love new york though for that? >> steve: no. >> ainsley: yes. new york personality. >> brian: they are definitely trying to inspire their team. >> ainsley: they love the yankees. they love the yankees. they grew ungoing. their grandparents. their grandfathers loved it. it's in their blood. >> steve: it is a snatch and grab. and caught on camera. and that guy probably won't be able to go to another game for a long time. >> ainsley: great for a morning show the next day. >> steve: absolutely. >> brian: can you find out if these fans were here legally? let's find out if they're actually citizens. there you go. ains look at this. >> brian: that is amazing. >> ainsley: they just love the yankees so much. they were desperate. >> brian: 23 minutes now after the hour. >> steve: they just weren't on the roster.

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♪ >> ainsley: vice president kamala harris attempting to paint herself as a tough prosecutor when it comes to the border. >> politicians have got to stop treating immigration as an issue to scare up votes in an election. when i was attorney general of a border state, i saw the chaos and violence caused by transnational criminal organizations that i took on. and, when i am president, we will quickly remove those who arrive here unlawfully, prosecute the cartels and give border patrol the support they so desperately need. >> ainsley: so our next guest used to support kamala harris until her office freed his son's killer back in 2010, law student drew rosenberg was hit and

killed at a stoplight by illegal immigrant driver who was arrested just months earlier for driving without a license and then he was let back out on the street after harris' office dropped the charges. don rosenberg is the president of advocates for victims of illegal alien crime and joins us now. good morning to you. thanks for coming on, again. good to see you. >> hi, ainsley, thanks for having me. >> ainsley: thank you for coming on. your story, we have told it several times. i know you have been on "fox & friends" and "fox & friends first" several times, and it still is so hard to hear. it's been 14 years for you -- tell us why -- you voted as a democrat for 50 years, why this year it's different. >> well, it really goes back now a couple of years. it's different because i have learned over time how many people illegal aliens kill. how many crimes they commit. the damage they do to the

country. and now you see somebody who is welcoming them in. i mean last night harris said she puts country ahead of party and self, unfortunately she puts illegal aliens ahead of country. >> ainsley: why? why? and how do you -- we're showing your picture -- a picture of your son, that's drew right there on your screen that was killed 14 years ago. why do you think she is doing this? >> well, i know she did it at the time for votes. she was running for attorney general. i even remember before any of this happened reading an article in the "l.a. times" where they were saying that she needed a big, you know, the people in southern california had no idea who she was. and she needed a big turnout from hispanics in southern california to win the attorney general race. so, you know, her position -- and i can't say what it was, you

know, that far before, became -- they commit crimes. we're not going to prosecute them. >> ainsley: how did the man who killed your son -- he was pulled over five months before. why was he still in our country or why wasn't he behind bars? >> well, he was in the country illegally. he had been given temporary protective status, which actually allowed him to get a driver's license. he failed the test twice before he was caught driving the wrong way on a oneway street with no license. and she refused -- not only did she refuse to prosecute. she dropped the charges of driving without a license and no insurance. and just let him go. and, like you said, a few months later, he killed my son. he had been caught again not caught he had tried to get a driver's license a third time and failed the test. but he kept driving because they

didn't care one of the things a lot of people will say oh, driving without a license isn't a big deal. well, at the time and it hasn't changed a whole lot at the time over 7500 people a year, which was about 23% of all traffic fatalities w were caused by unlicensed drivers. i think a crime that kills 7500 people a year is pretty serious. she didn't and they just, you know -- and it wasn't just my son's case. every case like that they refused to prosecute. >> ainsley: don, how do you wake up every day? i'm a mom. i can't imagine what you go through i can tell you one thing, it doesn't get any better and i really feel horrible every time i hear one of these cases and our organization gets involved because i know what it's going to be. it never ends. and in some respects, after the panic ever the first, you know, couple of weeks when it happens

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>> brian: welcome back, former president donald trump is set to hold events in wisconsin and north carolina today. bill melugin knows all about it. he is live in the tar heel state. bill? >> bill: another busy day on the campaign trail for former president trump. two campaign events one in north carolina and the other in wisconsin. he is now responding to criticism about those controversial comments that were made at his madison square garden rally the other night. during the preprogram of that event, comedian kill tony raised eyebrows when he made a joke that fell flat and drew widespread condemnation he said puerto rico is a floating pile of garbage in the middle of the ocean. last night on hannity, trump was asked to respond to that take a listen. >> i have no idea who he is. somebody said there was a comedian that joked about puerto rico or something. and i have no idea who it is, never saw him. never heard of him. and don't want to hear of him. but i have no idea. now, what they have done is

taken somebody that has nothing to do with the party. nothing to do with us. said something and they try and make a big deal. bar and grill. >> bill: trump is going to be here in rocky mountain, north carolina today to hold a rally. fifth campaign event in north carolina since last week. he will then travel to green bay, wisconsin later today where he will hold another rally, and he is going to have a surprise guest there take a look. former green bay packers legendary quarterback brett favre will attend and is expected to speak at that rally. he announced just last month he has been diagnosed with parkinson's' disease as is he battling that. back out here live the early voting numbers in north carolina have been staggering. the state is reporting that as of yesterday, 3.2 million north carolinians have already cast an early ballot. that accounts for 40% of registered voters in the entire state, brian. they are getting started early out here. back to you.

>> brian: bill, i see some reports they are pulling some money out. kamala harris' campaign pulling money out of possibly an ad buy. have you heard that? >> yeah, it sounds like she is pulling some ad money from a handful of markets here in north carolina and redistributing it to other markets in other states. we don't have the exact dollar amounts. it is expected to be about 7 figures though. so that is something we are tracking. >> brian: absolutely. see how much they think they can win. thanks so much, bill. meanwhile with six days until the election. over 4.4 million pennsylvanians have cast their ballots early in the commonwealth. lawrence jones is talking to voters at the brass eagle restaurant in gap, pennsylvania. lawrence? >> everybody keeps asking me where is brian kilmeade? is he ever going to come. >> brian: no one has ever asked you that. except you. >> lawrence: this is true. see you, bry. how are you doing? you have been smiling all

morning. what's your name? >> lori. >> lawrence: tell me what do you think about the race right now and what is the big issue? >> wow, the big issue for me right now, i believe is just keeping our freedoms and liberties in this country. things were good under trump when we had him. and we need it back. we need him back. >> lawrence: i want to talk to your other friend right here because everybody is courting the women right now. that's the concern on the right donald trump dominating with member. what is the difference-maker? why are you supporting the former president right now? >> i think he has just our back. he has our family values in mind as he makes his decisions he has been advocate for christian values, family values and we just need him. we need his truth and honesty and his fight and drive. >> how did you feel about the current president who said he was going to unify the country, calling you because you are a supporter of the former president garbage?

>> that's disrespectful. i wish we could be a little more positive with just the whole election process. but he is -- i mean trump, i think, gets a bad wrap for his delivery and stuff but is he fighting for us. he lost our country. >> lawrence: thanks so much. >> thank you. >> lawrence: let's roll this way. we are going to get one more i saw you earlier what is your name? >> chris. >> who are you voting for. >> trump and mccormick. interested in trade policy and making sure that the pennsylvania worker is protected from foreign competition. >> lawrence: why do you think donald trump's policy on trade with the tariffs is going to improve the problem here? >> i think the tariffs in particular are going to improve the problem because they will make sure that american industry is competitive from overseas industries. >> lawrence: young guy supporting the former president. sir, thank you so much for joining us. >> lawrence: guys, that's a sentiment here. a lot of trump support. as we know it's tight here in

pennsylvania. only 81,000 separated in 2020 joe biden vs. trump. we will see what happens with kamala harris. >> brian: still too close to call, lawrence. appreciate it. thanks so much. >> lawrence: too close. >> brian: 15 minutes before the top of the hour. more fear-mongering out of the harris campaign. will her negative message backfire or work? >> these united states of america, we are not a vessel for the schemes of wannabe dictators. ♪ sheldon: restoration is more than walls. it's more than paint. it's more than cleaning. that's the thing we'll never forget. for belfor, it's your memories. it's your life's passion. it's your home. belfor, restoring more than property.

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>> janice: well, looky here game five happening tonight here in new york city. what is the weather going to bring? we could have cloudy skies. temperatures in the upper 60's. do you know what? that would be a top five warmest world series game in new york, yes it would. if we get to 69 we will tie for the warmest. we will see what happens. will that be good news for the toss. here is the weather pattern bringing some of those changes ahead of this cold front and this system, temperatures are very warm. so we have this colder air mass plowing into this warmer air massments the clash of the two is bringing us the potential for severe storms including large hail, damaging winds. we could see some tornadoes. make sure you have a way to get watches and warnings. heavy rainfall for parts of the

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>> i'm running a campaign of solutions to save our country. kamala is running a campaign of demonization and hate. >> steve: well, here to discuss, "new york post" columnist miranda devine. miranda, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: we have heard all those comments that was just put in that soundbite montage right there, before. but it seems to be coordinated because what they are trying to do is trying to say donald trump is a bad guy. he is -- you know, is he a fascist. we heard that regarding the rally and stuff like that. why do they think that that is a potent message in the last six days before the election? >> >> well, can i only assume that they are desperate and all they have left is demonization of donald trump and all his supporters, too. you know, if they just confined it to donald trump, i don't think it would be as damaging to

them as a campaign. but, they seem to really -- the top people, kamala harris, tim walz, joe biden, seem to have a real dislike for half the country who the polls are showing are voting for trump. we had joe biden, while kamala harris was out on the ellipse, giving her speech, we have joe biden on cnn calling trump supporters garbage. >> steve: right. >> we had tim walz over the weekend calling them nazis, likening theening madison squars rally full of tens of thousands of people calling nazi rally from 1939. kamala harris herself has said outright that trump is a fascist. so, all of this put together tells me that they have nothing positive to run on. she said last night that she was about unity. >> steve: right.

>> we heard that from joe biden back in 2020. and he was the most divisive president, i think, in living memory. >> steve: sure. well, you know, it's a unique situation, because normally -- everybody six months ago thought that joe biden would be running, but, because of we know why, he's not. so she essentially is the heir apparent and she is extending his second biden 2.0. the problem is and maybe this is part of it. miranda, is that the fact that she is talking about all these other things, fascism and stuff like that because you can't run on your record. when you look at some of the greatest hits for the biden-harris administration, you know, abbey gate killed 13 u.s. soldiers. the border crisis. 2 million got-aways, millions others in the country. and the last one, the thing that impacts us every time we buy something, everything is at least 20% more than it was back in the day. they can't run on, hey, you want high prices for another four years? vote for me. you can't do that.

so you do something else. >> well, she is tied at the hip to bidenomics and every other disastrous policy of biden-harris administration. and she was the border czar. so she is actually responsible for the tens of millions of people that have come over the border. so, i think she is trying to say that she is forging a different path. she has never disavowed any of the policies or disasters. so she is stuck with it. >> steve: okay. i know you are coming out with a column tonight about just. this check it out at new york post.com. miranda, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: good morning, st. louis. gateway arch. ♪ ♪ protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those

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