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>> ainsley: brian just turns to me and says "how are you?" i'm doing well. nice to finally talk to you. >> brian: you don't really listen to me. you had to move over and you were taking your time. i said you got to hurry up. i didn't say how are you? >> ainsley: how are you? i'm great sitting next to you for an hour. >> brian: i said hurry up. that's all i said. >> ainsley: chris told me to move over so i would be in the center. >> steve: how are you? >> ainsley: 7:00. yankees won last night. >> brian: that's not in the prompter. >> ainsley: it's wednesday, october 30th. get your halloween costume ready for all the kids. this is "fox & friends." >> brian: don't want to be a ghost again. >> ainsley: trash talk, president biden stealing the spotlight in the race he dropped out of as he walks back from remarks calling all of the trump supporters garbage. >> steve: mr. trump himself vowing to take money from cartels to pay out money to families affected by migrant

crime. one father slamming the harris open border policies. >> harris said she puts, you know, country ahead of party and self, unfortunately, she puts illegal aliens ahead of country. >> brian: yep, and a pennsylvania push the candidates descend on the commonwealth. the republican senate candidate who wants to be the next senator from pennsylvania joins us this hour. it's a virtual dead heat with mccormick and casey. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends, especially when you're dressed. ♪ just keep your eyes on me ♪ i said you're holding back ♪ she said shut up and dance with me ♪ this woman is my destiny ♪ she said oh ♪ shut up and dance with me. >> lawrence: wow, look at this crowd in pennsylvania [applause] the folks here in pennsylvania are fired up, as you know it is a swing state. it's the biggest swing state 19

electoral votes in this state. you got donald trump that won it in 2016. joe biden won it in 2020 and he only won it by 81,000 votes. and these folks want a change. isn't that right? [cheers and applause] but when it comes down to the issues, the economy is ranked number one. then you have abortion right behind that. and then you have got immigration. so let's do a quick poll. if the economy is the number one issue for you, raise your hand. okay. got the economy. folks right there. what about abortion? okay. we got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 -- okay. and then immigration. that's the number one issue? >> yes! >> lawrence: that's different. in the polling abortion was number two. but it looks like in this diner, immigration is number two. the economy clearly the number one issue. a lot of response from what the

president said yesterday, calling trump supporters garbage. how did you all feel about that? [boos] >> let's talk about some of the issues right here. you say that you are going for donald trump and mccormick, the question is why. >> all's i know is back the last three or four months of his presidency, my business was the best that it has ever been in 50 years. it's down right, absolutely the best part. after that it was all down hill. >> lawrence: what are you experiencing in your business? tell our audience. >> i'm experienced that if i do good, my men do good. if i don't go good, they don't either. so we need to be, you know united together and come up with a right solution for the right person to lead us. he is a businessman. not a politician. >> lawrence: thank you. i will go to you. what's your name. >> ted monaco. >> what's the number one issue

to you. >> i try to take the occult of out of it and deal with policy. to me, it's a pretty stark contrast what we have here. do you want to vote for a party that believes in limited government, individual freedom, strong national defense, free market capitalism and embraces judeo-christian values or do you want to support a party that wants to tr transform america. who wants to basically get rid of the institutions, destroy the institutions that made this country great and centralize power in the federal government. i think that's a pretty stark contrast. so, that's why i'm voting republican. >> lawrence: i appreciate it. [applause] >> lawrence: a lot of people agree with him. i want to go to my friend here. because we talked earlier. i want to present you the other side, because they say kamala harris has changed. she has changed on the border. that she would be tougher now. that she would do some things differently, even though they are not telling us what she is going to do differently. think she has changed her

position, moderated her position and that it's genuine? >> no, i don't think it's genuine. she is in office now. she has the opportunity to enact these policies and effect change now and she is not doing it. so if she really cared about us, which i don't think this administration does, she would do it now. i mean, would he had obama say we clung to our guns and religion. hillary called us deplorables and now biden calls us trash. that's what the left really thinks of us. i think it's disgusting. >> lawrence: what do you think about that trash comment? you seem just like an average day woman. want to pay your bills. provide for your family. when he decided to call on that call yesterday on the web call, call you trash? >> we are just normal americans that are trying to make a difference in the people around us and business. i'm a business woman. and to be called trash is just -- it is degrading. it's -- i mean, that's real little what they think of is we

are like deplorables and trash. >> lawrence: a lot of people agree with you as well. >> yeah. >> lawrence: thank you, ma'am. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: as you can see here in the diner people are upset about those comments. because, in reality, it's not the first time that these comments have been said. obama said something similar. hillary, of course the basket of deplorables as this young lady said. this is just a continuation. somebody that was supposed to unite and heal the country as joe biden did. i think did some damage last night, send it back to you on the couch. >> steve: lawrence, you are uniting that diner. you have great questions and they have great answers. dave mccormick is going to be coming up in 15 minutes. >> brian: also, next hour i want to find out if he is wearing untuckit shirt it. looks to be the perfect length. >> steve: who lawrence or dave? >> brian: lawrence. >> steve: are you wearing untuckit shirt?

>> lawrence: no, no. this is poncho. >> brian: poncho. >> steve: poncho brand. all right. meanwhile, before the shirt talk, you heard lawrence talking about it. the white house now in damage control mode after president biden inexplicably went on tv and called trump supporters -- it sure sounds like garbage during a campaign call last night. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson joins us live from the white house. >> lucas: good morning, ainsley. just last week joe biden said he wanted to lock donald trump up. now he said the following last night. >> i don't know the puerto rican that i know or puerto rico in my home state of delaware, they are good, decent, honorable people. the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters and his demonization seems unconscionable. >> lucas: a white house spokesman clarify biden's remarks saying quote the president referred to the hateful rhetoric at the madison

square garden rally as, quote garbage. until biden's comments critics say hearkens back to hillary clinton's deplorable comment the night was supposed to belong to his vice president kamala harris. his campaign says 75,000 people packed the ellipse here in the nation's capitol to listen to harris' argument. before biden's remarks there was spoke the gabbard at trump's rally who made what some considered a crude remark about puerto rico now it's biden's comments last night that many trump supporters are finding offensive. of course, president biden has not campaigned with his vice president at a rally since labor day and no plans to do. so now senator tom cotton says he wants biden to apologize to harris and wants harris to condemn those comments, guys. >> steve: lucas, i have got a question for you. so last nights kamala harris was on the ellipse, which is the park to the side of the white house. you could see the white house in the background. if joe biden looked out his window, he would see that party with tens of thousands of people that he was not invited to do

people think that's why he got on the horn and started to talking to cnn and then made this gigantic mess less than a week before the election? >> what appears that this event was already planned, steve, you are right to point out the number of people came here to the ellipse. 57,000 people. in houston over the weekend, 30,000 packed that arena to hear beyonce and the vice president speak. meanwhile president biden spoke at a rally in pittsburgh just union members only about 100 people that attended that one, steve. >> brian: right. you just wonder why he was doing anything to take any spotlight away from the vice president when she needed the spotlight. and now, you know, he really messed up. lucas, thanks so much. >> ainsley: thank you, lucas. president trump was on stage with marco rubio. they were at an event in allen town, pennsylvania. at a rally. and marco rubio informed him. >> steve: breaking news. >> ainsley: this is what joe biden just said about your

supporters, listen to this. >> well, i wasn't going to say anything. but i have breaking news for you, mr. president. you that i not have heard. this moments ago joe biden stated that our supporters are garbage. [boos] >> he is talking about the border patrol. is he talking about nurses. he is talking teachers. he is talking everyday americans who love their country and want to dream big again and support of you, mr. president. i hope their campaign is about to apologize for what joe biden just said. we are not garbage. we are patriots who love america. and thank you for running, mr. president. >> that's terrible. remember hillary? she said deplorable? and then she said irredeemable, right? but she said deplorable. that didn't work out. garbage, i think is worse, right? >> steve: it's not helpful to the harris campaign. >> brian: one of the intestines is we just want to put an across trophy after the s in the stones make it make sense i said only

garbage i see out there his supporters. >> brian: put out an official statement right after. >> brian: this is their spin. an an across industry to the supporter biden was only referring to one person that's the comedian tony hinchcliffe who made joke about puerto rico. >> ainsley: that's a great spin. >> steve: what joe biden did last night. >> brian: only 18 left. >> steve: what joe biden did last night is exactly why the campaign of kamala harris does not want to campaign with him. >> i think should give another chance unpopular and undisciplined and made a gigantic mess for her isn't this the second time talked about how interview during a big event. >> brian: took over the press

conference in the pressroom while she is having an event and everyone had to switch away to the president this is what they think of the middle america. think of the south. deplorables, smell j walmart shoppers. remember when barack obama was in office and running he was caught on a hot mic talking about bibles and guns. god and guns. exactly. that's what they think of all of us. these are these coastal elites that live in their ivory towers. they are all politicians. they make millions of dollars. they call in the hollywood a listers and that's what they think of middle america. >> brian: might be able to get away with that supporting jill stein supporters both of them. can't do that to 74 million people minimum. i'm sure when those doors close, they cannot figure -- not only that donald trump may win but that he even got the nomination. they must sit there and go what are they not seeing about what we're seeing? they are flabbergasted. >> steve: speaking of jill stein, it turns out yesterday

the u.s. supreme court refused to take r.f.k. jr. off the ballots in wisconsin and michigan, which is not helpful for donald trump because he wanted his name off. r.f.k. very disappointed but the supreme court not going to budge. >> brian: is he going to run against himself in those states. please don't vote for me. >> steve: something like that. carley joins us from "studio m." let's get it over with. >> carley: should have said the president was angry and shouldn't have said. end of story. no one believes the apostrophe thing. the spin is now the truth. >> carley: like the r. that better an than the apostrophe. >> carley: fox weather alert now. rain storms caused deadly flash floods in the region of alens i can't. using boats to reach trapped people. video shows elderly people being saved by military unit using a bulldozer.

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♪ >> ainsley: an important story for parents and expecting parents. childhood heart disease is the leading cause of infant mortality and are the most common birth defects, believe it or not, here in the united states effecting up to one baby in every 100 live births. most therapies help treat the patients but don't identify the causes. well now the murdoch children's research institute and gladstone institutes are teaming up together to team up why children are born with heart disease and how we can prevent it. themed director of stem cell medicine and heart of the heart regeneration group at mcri

professor enzoe poor relevant low joins us now. enzoe, it is such an honor to have you hear from australia. thank you for all that you do. you are really just breaking through. tell us about -- tell us what you are doing in australia to help all of the families around the world. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. >> it's fantastic tore be here. mcri want to be one of the top three child institutes in the world. stem cell research renowned ford being able to ren rate a number of different cell types and tissues from stem cells. we were the first in the world to pioneer the development of miniature human kidneys from stem cells most recently blood cream stem cells generated from any patient might eliminate the need for donor match transplants. my own research at mcri over the last 10 years has focused on the development of miniature human

heart tissues we can grow in the lab. mini beating heart tissues. >> ainsley: amazing. you are the first to do. this we are the first to do this. we can grow heart tissues from any individual. this is incredibly powerful technology. allows us to grow these tissues from children with heart disease and use those models to understand the causes of their heart disease and develop potential treatment. >> ainsley: do you know what causes it? >> we do have some knowledge of the cause of childhood heart disease. in particular, we're learning more and more every day about different causes of childhood heart disease. many we do not have the answers. that's what our research with s. all about finding those answers. >> ainsley: i have a friend whose child was born with congenital heart disease. i called her before this interview and asked her is there anything you would like me to ask him. she said she was very, very sick during her pregnancy and her doctor said when her child is

born very rare like being struck lie lightning for your child to be born with this condition she wanted # me to ask you do you think that her being sick during her pregnancy could have contributed? >> it's always hard to know and, in fact, these are often the first questions that families will ask. you know, what has happened to me? why did this happen to my child? although we sometimes have the answers to those questions. pinpoint andunder line genetic cause of heart disease in that patient or family, we often simply don't have the answers. this is why more research is needed and why we need to do the type of research we are doing to really understand what causes childhood heart disease so we can provide those kinds of answers to patients and fam families. >> ainsley: heart transplant last resort. >> heart failure the most severe end of the spectrum. >> ainsley: do a lot of children have that condition? >> fortunately heart failure is quite rare in children when this

happens this the end of childhood heart disease. heart of can no longer pump blood efficiently around the body. we'll don't have any therapist . prevent heart failure or restore function to the failing heart. and our existing drugs really only help to alleviate symptoms and slow down disease progression. but eventually the heart needs to be transplanted and this is really a last resort therapy. >> ainsley: it's just remarkable when we were talking before this interview you were telling me you can get a stem cell just off of my kin. can you create heart tissue in addition, in your lab and watch it actually beat. >> this is incredible thing about this technology. so we can take blood sample or a skin sample from many individual, including from you, ainsley and take your own cells and then we can reprogram them in the lab all the way back to a

stem cell that turn into all the cell types in the body. we have developed methods in our group that allows to turn those stem cells into beating heart tissue in the lab. >> ainsley: it's just amazing what you are doing. what is your interest in this? did you have someone in your family that was affected by congenital heart disease or you just wicked smart, which is true, you are very smart, obviously. >> yeah. so i have always had an interest in science and medicine and i have sort of fairly conventional path into medical research. but my interest in this particular area of childhood heart disease is really driven by strong personal connection to this disease. two of my cousins peter and frankie were born with a heart defect and sadly frankie passed away at the age of 9. and i meet families and patients, you know, almost every week. >> ainsley: can you relate. >> in my work and we work closely with heart su surgeons d

cardiologists. this is what we do. it's incredibly heart breaking at times and motivating and inspiration for the research that we do. >> your cousins, were they brothers? >> they were, yeah. yeah. >> ainsley: you are trying to figure out if that was something genetic or just a fluke. >> yeah. that's the kind of research we are doing. we often studies families that will have heart disease running in the family. and that can often guide us towards an underlying cause and then what we're really working towards is trying to develop treatments that can really target that root cause of heart disease and that might prevent their progression to failure and avoid the need for transplantation. >> ainsley: professor, god bless you. thank you for what you are doing with this research and helping some families. god bless the murdoch family. we love them. they obviously put food on my table. great to work for a company that are helping so many families

you, you know, get to the bottom of this and help them and try to find a cure. we're far from a cure or you don't like to talk about it because you are a researcher or scientist? >> it's always hard to say how far away are we from a cure i think we are at incredibly exciting time in medicine and by tech no right now see technologies moving at a pace that we really haven't seen before. so, both in aga in genomics rea. and understand the model for life. stem cells allow us to model human diseases in the life and ai speeding up our ability to pinpoint the underlying causes of disease and develop personalized treatments for many conditions, including childhood heart disease. so i'm hopeful based on how far things have come over the last 10 years. about the next decade is going to be really exciting. >> ainsley: it's amazing. what an honor to talk to you. thank you so much for what you

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the deadline for this was 5:00 p.m. yesterday. but, in bucks county yesterday, that line was cut off early at 2:30 p.m. they were turning people away there that wanted to do on demand mail-in voting. we were there yesterday as officers put up a sign reading the line ends here. we spoke to two voters, including terrence, a trump supporter, who said he doesn't know if he will vote now after being turned away because he will be a little busy on election day welcoming a baby. >> be able to come here on election day? >> unfortunately i won't. because my fiancee she is expecting on november 5th. so quite the day. >> i believe that the people that are in line right now are being discouraged from voting as situated with a line that says the line ends here. america doesn't end here just the line in doylestown. >> now, the republican national committee says they have received numerous complaints of lines being cut early voters not being allowed to go in and being turned away in bucks county.

they are now filing a lawsuit. bucks county says anybody who wanted to apply for a mail ballot by 5:00 p.m. will get their mail ballot by election day. but that's not the point, steve. republicans are concerned about voters who don't trust to put their ballot in the mail and wanted to do this in person and may have been denied the chance to do just that. >> steve: i get it, indeed. brian, great report from pennsylvania. thank you, sir. meanwhile, president biden stoled the spotlight in the race he dropped out over this comment about trump supporters it sounds like. >> i don't know that puerto rican that i know or puerto rico where i am -- my home state of delaware, they are good, decent, honorable people. the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters, his demonization seems unconscionable. >> steve: kind of a mess. "fox & friends" co-host lawrence jones dave mccormick the

republican candidate in the battleground right there in diner in gap, pa. >> lawrence: got to get your reaction to the latest comments. the president was supposed to be watching kamala harris' speech yesterday. that's what he told us. unfortunately we learned he was on a livestream in front of a laptop and he called trump supporters garbage. what's your response? >> yeah, listen, any time you call half of americans garbage because half the population is supporting president trump, i think this is the kind of divisive rhetoric that we need to get out of politics. i think it's terribly polarizing only only kamala harris bob casey have policies that are hurt half of americans with fentanyl crisis. showing disrespect for them. i hope the president will apologize for that and we need to get that kind of horrible rhetoric. i think it shows how they really feel about people that support president trump you got a broad

coalition of support. former president, donald trump supporting you. nikki haley who challenged the former president is going to be on the ground campaigning with you. why does that matter bringing everyone for this race? >> well, listen, i'm trying to build a coalition. president trump has been here many times. i got to build a coalition 50% plus one. that includes republicans on the fence. independents, conservative democrats. and these problems are not republican problems the wide open border. skyrocketing prices. the war on fossil fuels. these effect all pennsylvanians. and we need to have a senator that is going to fight for that senator casey has been a career politician. he has been weak. he has voted for all these liberal policies that are really taking our country in the wrong direction. i'm someone who is an outsider. i got to bailed coalition. >> lawrence: your race is now a toss-up. your opponent is trying to find some way to link himself to donald trump. >> to president trump. this is -- this is, you know panic is setting in at casey

headquarters because he is not only saying these outrageous lies. he is now running commercials with him lining up to president trump who says he can't remember what bob casey looks like. we are going to win this election. it's critical that we get every single vote out there, the mail-in -- the request for mail-in ballots is gone. we got to get people out to the polls. we have to make a difference and win this election because people are rising up and want to get their country moving in the right direction again. >> lawrence: a lot of people excexcited about sending another door kick tore kick down the walls of washington as well. talk with some of the folks here because i think that's important as well. i think we have got tyler right here. tyler, what is your question for dave? >> sir, thank you so much for coming to speak to voters today. we certainly appreciate it. i would like to hear a little bit more about your solutions for the fentanyl crisis coming across our southern border and how we can start helping millions of americans. >> yeah, this is a tragedy. we lost 4,000 pennsylvanians last year from fentanyl. i sat down with fentanyl

families. it's the most heart breaking thing they have lost their children and most didn't even know they were taking fentanyl. it comes across the wide open borders that president biden, kamala harris and bob casey have allowed they have supported sanctuary cities. we need to fund the wall and border patrol. need to designate these cartels as terrorist organizations go across the border with our drones and special operations and destroy the manufacturing. destroy the distribution this is war on our communities. treat is seriously. reduce demand and other things. reduce the supply. that's honestly our leadership has failed us on this. we need to take it more seriously and fix it sir, that's important for a lot of americans go. toy friend light here. what else your name. >> angie. >> what's your question for dave? >> hey, dave. i want to know what your take is on all this rhetoric? we were called deplorables in the past. lapse night the president referred to us as garbage. i mean, i'm a little class

americans. i don't get fancy nails. i clean houses. what do you make of it. >> i just said the same thing. it's beneath the president of the united states our commander-in-chief bob casey's best friend to refer to half of americans as garbage we need to be above it. we need to recognize that we need leadership. we need common sense policies, that's what i'm running on. and i recognize that on day one in the senate i'm going to have to represent every single pennsylvanian. i want. to say democrats, republican, independents, this is about leadership. that was a terrible comment. a disgraceful comment. and it reminds me of hillary clinton talking about the deplorables. that can't be what they think of half of america. it's an awful thing. and i hope the president apologizes and takes it back. >> lawrence: thank you so much. we got one more quick question. all right, ma'am, what's your name? >> jenna. >> lawrence: what's your question for dave? >> it's increasingly hard are for young people, my generation to be able to raise families. so what can you do to make home

ownership and child care more affordable? >> yeah. i think it's -- excuse me. i think it's a direct result of the price inflation. the skyrocketing prices we have under biden, harris and bob casey. bob casey voted 98% of the time for all these spending bills. we have got to make it easier to have children. president trump in his 2017 tax plan had a tax and child tax credit. i would triple the size of that. so that needs to be much more significant to have child care tax credit. one of the things i bureau posed is a fertility treatment. ivf tax credit because fertility treatment is so expensive. most americans can't afford it. and, yet, and if they can't afford it, they can't experience the joy of children. when i was a ceo, i made sure every single employee had access to ivf. we need do that for all americans. six daughters. so the joy of parenting i want to make sure every single pennsylvanian can have that who wants it. thank you.

>> thank you, sir. >> thanks, lawrence. >> lawrence: is he doing the work. is he talking with the folks here. a lot of photos. but answering the tough questions from the voters. i will second it back to you, steve. >> steve: all right. great discussion, lawrence. and dave. thank you very much. meanwhile, look at the calendar, we are just six days away to election day. how long could it take for the results to actually be known who the winners are? that is coming up next. ♪ ♪

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. it is beautiful day here in new york city. warmer than average, let's take a look at it. i think we are going to have one of the warmest game fives of the world series ever. in new york city. it's 5 # right now. we do have a cold front moving across the central u.s. that is going to bring the potential for stronger storms and even snow on the back side of this front. here's the severe storm threat really from texas all the way up towards the great lakes where the bullseye of wichita and kansas city where we could see the potential for tornadoes, so have a way to get those watches and warnings. we also have some scattered storms for the gulf coast and parts of the west. look at the potential record

highs today for austin, texas and detroit and buffalo, 72 for halloween tomorrow too it's going to be pretty incredible. world series forecast temperatures close to 70 degrees at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. that's pretty awesome. we hope that the yankees win. right, brian? >> brian: absolutely, yeah. it would be great for fox, too. more games, more money, more revenue. more drama. >> janice: bring it on. i will keep the weather nice. >> brian: if you don't mind. don't worry about los angeles. they got that covered. that was when the world was round. >> janice: that's too much information. >> brian: 12 minutes before the top of the hour. former president donald trump is set to hold event in wisconsin and north carolina today. bill melugin knows all about it. is he live in the tar heel state. bill? >> yeah, brian, good morning to you. with those events here in north carolina and wisconsin, those are two state seeing big time early voting. they reported yesterday they already had 3.2 million north

carolinians already cast their ballot. that accounts for 40% of all registered voters in the entire state. and also here in north carolina, vp kamala harris' recently reportedly decided to cut about $2 million worth of campaign ads that were set to air in the state. those ads are going to be pulled down from a handful of north carolina markets. and redistricted elsewhere likely in other states. as for former president trump, is he going to be here in rocky, north carolina today for a campaign rally. he will then fly to green bay, wisconsin for another rally. his rally here in north carolina is going to be his fifth one in the state in just the last week alone. at his wisconsin rally he is going to have a special guest. take a look legendary green bay packers farrakhan brett favre will attend that rally and is expected to speak. he recently announced he has been diagnosed with parkison's disease. bark here live president trump's

rally here in rocky mount is scheduled to kick off 1:00 p.m. eastern time. can you see behind me, trump supporters are already showing up and lining up here. vp kamala harris is also going to be here in north carolina today. she will arrive in raleigh around noon. we'll send it back to you, brian. >> brian: all right, bill. those seven battleground states are going to be quite active and you are all over it. bill melugin, thank you. with just six days until election day. largest newspaper chain "u.s.a. today" and 200 plus affiliates opting not to endorse a candidate. the following "the washington post" deciding and the "l.a. times" deciding not to endorse a candidate. in those cases, the owners of those newspapers decided to trump editorial page and stay out of it. vice president kamala harris not pleased ant pointing fingers at former president trump and his rich friends? >> disappointing no doubt. but the other piece of it is it gets back to my point about who is donald trump? because he is the one, right,

who is up for election with me and, you know, he -- i think that some of your listeners, they know and others may not, which is that, look, it's billionaires in donald trump's club. >> brian: what is she even talking about. why is everything back to donald trump? fox news contributor, "wall street journal" editorial board member bill mcgurn, former speech writer for george w. bush joins us now. really blame trump for the lack of endorsements? >> good morning, brian. it's preposterous. you know, obviously, the owners decided that they need to take this step. i have a lot of sympathy for the owners, because the employees have just behaved preposterously, the idea that they decide the editorial page, with that said, jeff bezos talked about, you know, having credibility by not endorsing

anyone. >> brian: yeah. >> the real problem with like "the washington post" and other papers is not the editorial pages, it's that most of the news pages are also a continuous editorial for kamala harris. they are just perceived as biased. >> brian: if you just look at the lead story four in five are negative towards trump. media research group did a study. 80% of the stories against trump negative. 74% of the stories are positive for kamala harris. how could that possibly be the case where someone is wrong 8 out of every 10 times and someone is right 8 out of every 10 times? so your thoughts about where this race is right now, bill? >> well, my thoughts is pretty conventional. very tight. it does seem that donald trump has shifted in the last month, maybe two or three points in the national polls. in the back ground states, i think he is ahead in most states. all within the margin of error, by 1 point in pennsylvania, i

think he is ahead by .6 points. so, it's very tight there. and we'll have to see election night. but, i think they are going to battle until the end. >> but i would say the momentum and not just the momentum, the joy seems to be switching to donald trump. there is not much joy coming from kamala harris. the trump rallies and trump meetings, they all seem pretty friendly. people having a good time. and meanwhile, democrats, we had joe biden, you know, stepping on kamala harris' speech, calling half the country garbage and so forth. you have all these things people worried about kamala harris. bar and grill. >> bill: so, bill, i'm looking when the polls close michigan 10:00. north carolina 7:30. pennsylvania 8:00. most of the battleground states seem to be in the east, does that mean we could get a verdict on election night? >> it should mean it.

first we should say there is no excuse of not having results within hours of the polls closing. florida, a very populist state does it they went from hanging chads. >> brian: florida. >> 2000 to being a model in 2020. they should have the them in. pennsylvania, you know, they have disputes now on mail-in ballots heading to court. i think they are not allowed to you start counting them until after the polls close. >> brian: that's a problem, bill. >> guarantees a delay. >> brian: thanks so much. "wall street journal." final hour of "fox & friends" in a moment. ♪ to this way. this way has people who start early. people who care and inspire each other to do things the way they should be done. this way uses technology (♪) and goes the extra mile (♪) to deliver your promises on-time, every time.

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