the democrats have fallen into this trap with fiances and the oj.los and the celebrities.t, let me tell yo tu beyonce and j.lo, great, they have good songs but they will not moves. people to the polls and if youwi can't tell what you can do to help them with pocketbooks, you will not win this race and president trump says i will make every single person'evers life better. that is wh is goy he will win. >> laura: chasing, brilliant, brilliant move an importantho g message i love the fact he d thanked the sanitation workers, job done, the sometimes to dirty job which cleaning up washington which he wants to do.we jason, thank you so much. that was wild. that is it for us tonight. it is about time wremee >> todd: donald trump arriving in style in green bay,

wisconsin, as he turns biden's words about garbage. >> carley: president biden put another foot in his mouth literally, we'll try our best to explain what is going on here. >> todd: streets of los angeles turn into chaos, fans start fires and loot stores as they c celebrate the championship in los angeles. we have the latest from west coast. you are waufing "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we'll start with brooke singman on what may have been trump's most unique rally so far. good morning. >> brooke: former president donald trump will be in albuquerque, new mexico and henderson, nevada today. yesterday he referenced biden

calling trump supporters garbage. >> this truck is in honor of kamala and joe biden. i have to begin by saying 250 million americans are not garbage. [cheering] >> joe biden's comments were the direct result of the decision for everybody not voting for her, as evil and sub-human. we know it is really what they believe because look at how they have treated you. they treat you like garbage and treat our country like garbage with open borders and things they have done to hurt our country. i come into the arena and say, where is my jacket, i wan out of this thing. they said, it would be unbelievable if you could wear it on stage. [cheering]

>> they said okay, sir. i said, get me my jacket. they said, it makes you look thinner. >> brooke: white house is standing by their statement saying president biden did not call trump supporters garbage, watch this. >> he was not calling trump supporters garbage, this is why he put out and made sure we put out a statement that clarified what he meant and he was trying to say. make that clear for folks who are watching. >> brooke: james comer and conference chair elise stefanik accuse white house of releasing inaccurate transcript of the remarks. they added an apostoapostoffice. house republicans are not buying that explanation.

instead of apologizing or clarifying, the white house sought to change them despite them being recorded on video. white house staff cannot rewrite words of the president of the united states to be more politically on message. white house officials may be in violation of presidential record act and demanding the white house correct that transcript. >> todd: thank you. brett favre taking a jab at biden's garbage remarks during trump's green bay rally. >> i want to address the comment that joe biden made yesterday, last night, that said supporters of donald trump, us, are garbage. are garbage. [crowd booing] >> i can assure you we're not garbage. i see everyday americans that

make this country great. >> todd: i'll go, you have a long history of doing successfully in green bay. brett favre long supported green b bay. >> carley: vice president kamala harris continues to distance herself from president biden after the garbage remark. watch this. >> what did you think when you heard president biden make those comments? >> i think the president has explained what he meant. i strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for. i will be president for all americans, including those who may not vote for me. >> carley: dodging biden's request to campaign with her. >> todd: president biden celebrating final white house halloween party last night by

appearing to eat small children. ♪ ♪ >> todd: oh, boy, that last night did happen as jaws theme song was playing, that was happening. biden was seen biting at least three babies, children of the president's staff. white house staff saying, we are so tired following the biden situation and garbage remarks, we are still awaiting to see if the white house chalks this up to stuttering or an asha apostropartly cloudyhe. los angeles turning into a hostile crowd, setting a metro

bus on fire and looters ransacked local stores. lap d says projectiles were thrown at officers in l.a. you guys won the game. police issuing disbursal orders. so far no report of any arrests. the actual game, dodgers take down yankees 7-6 clinching their eighth world series title. >> the dodgers a strike away from a championship from a proper celebration. >> start the party, los angeles, your dodgers have won the world series. >> todd: l.a. taking the series 3-1, tied for fifth on all time world series list. dodgers manager dave roberts reminding his team to savor the

moment. >> this memory will live forever. party right now. congratulations. [cheering] >> todd: it is the dodgers first title since 1998. dodgers first baseman freddie freeman is the world series m.v.p. 12 total r.b.i.'s. >> carley: are you okay? >> todd: i'm disasppointed, i wish they did that when i lived there. my yankees lost. you can't have 5-0 lead and make three crucial errors which is what it make, recipe for failure, the better team won. >> carley: not just los angeles, i don't know after championships, you light couches on fire, that is not how people celebrate. happy halloween. what the white house said,

telling fox news, we are all so tired following the biting situation and garbage remarks, we just want this to be over. >> todd: they are done. kamala and the staff are done. >> carley: on the campaign trail and white house. >> todd: we will move on, five days to election day. know ares lock in on seven key house races to flip to extend majority. >> carley: we'll talk to candidates in three must-watch districts about the state of their races coming up. our story begins more than 65 years ago, inside an abandoned chicken coop. where our founder discovered a retired teacher living. no home. no health care. so she said no to this injustice and yes to transforming lives. it's this drive, this compassion that inspired aarp. today, we empower people to choose how they live as they age. as a wise friend and fierce defender, we advocate for better health, financial security, and stronger communities. aarp.

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it brings people together in meaningful ways. ♪ ♪ >> carley: fighting in southern lebanon continue overnight as newly crowned leader of hezbollah speaks for the first time. >> todd: and traveling to jerusalem for more peace talks. trey yingst has the latest live from tel aviv. >> trey: new leader of hezbollah spoke for the first time since being appointed to secretary general. he says he will continue fighting israel but appeared open to a possible ceasefire agreement under right condition. the former deputy nasrallah took a chance to make an open

insightful against prime minister netanyahu whose house was targeted with a drone. he survived this time, but they said perhaps he would be killed in israel. there is fire along the northern front. hundreds of rockets being traded. lebanon prime minister signalled a deal could be just ways away. there are discussions for an agreement. israel is preparing for the possibility iran launch counter strike following saturday's strike. an official telling fox news, they believe iran will try to close this during the response. iran want to avoid broader conflict with iran without dragging this out and looking weak on the world stage. >> carley: trey yingst live in tel aviv. thank you so much. republicans are hoping to widen

majority in the lower chamber and their eyes are set on these seven house seats they think they can flip. alaska, colorado's eighth district and pennsylvania seventh district, where our next guests are on the ballot. nick begech, and ryan mckenzie join me now. nick, i will start with you. you lost in 2022. republicans are bullish on your chances this time around. what has changed? >> we have seen her join with her democrat colleagues and develop a record. in alaska, trump carried the state by 10 points in the last election and we expect him to carry it by more in this election. that does not fly. we do not support that leftist agenda and mary will have to answer for the record she's

developed while there. >> carley: what are issues that matter most to alaskans? >> energy, cost of living is higher than the rest of the united states. inflationary policies we've seen from the left, from the harris-biden administration our current congresswoman supported is a huge problem for us. that is a big issue for us. we want to see alaska open up again. 68 executive orders issued targeting alaska's right to produce resources specifically. we need those executive orders repealed under donald trump and an ally in the house for the trump administration from the state of alaska. >> carley: if you win, your commute to washington, d.c. will be something. they don't know how good they have it. colorado's eighth district with you, state rep evans. you hope to represent it. this newly formed district has

largest number of hispanic residents in colorado. what are you seeing on the ground right now? >> well, thanks for having me on, what he woo are seeing in colorado's eighth district, hispanics are sick and tired of failed policy of far left of joe biden and kamala harris because of what they have done to colorado. colorado has third highest crime rate in the nation. as a police officer for 10 years, that personally cuts deeply against work i did to keep our community safe. we're number two in the nation for teens overdosing and dying on fentanyl and number one for bank robberies, auto theft. this is impacting public safety and the cost of living in our community. 27 billion every year in lost economic productivity because of impact of crime in colorado. for hispanic community, this is something that directly impacts

them. they want safe, affordable places to work, live and raise families and left have sold a false bill of goods. >> carley: thank you for your service. tren de aragua has been a topic of conversation in colorado. when martha radich said only a couple apartment complexes, did that help you? >> problem we have with tren de aragua, my opponent passed laws that made tren de aragua select denver as short list location for their national headquarters. when they look to set up shop here because of defund the police policy, open border policy and soft on crime policies, this is a massive problem and a problem we have to address. it starts by retiring my far left opponent. >> carley: talk about

pennsylvania seventh district, the most important swing state. tell us about your race against susan wild. >> it is a competitive race, just like my other two guests on the show today. their failed policies across the board, whether economic, illegal immigration or foreign policy, are hurting the american people and they are thirsting for change. we hear it all the time out on the road kroosdz every demographic, people looking for new leadership that is going to get us on the right track. i offer that, i have a track record putting more money back in people's pocket, tackling illegal immigration and working in bipartisan fashion. i think we have a great opportunity across the board here to take back the house majority in a way we can have a functioning, governing majority that will help people. i'm excited. i think people are ready for

change. ready to get out and vote on tuesday and we'll have a great night across the board. >> carley: go to their campaign websites and learn about their policy positions. thank you for joining us, happy halloween and best of luck in your races. all right, senior meteorologist janice dean has the spooky fox weather forecast. >> janice: tricks and treats. a whole bag of them. we have rain, we have potential for severe weather and snow for parts of the west and upper midwest. co courtesy of a powerful cold front. south dakota, iowa and nebraska, winter weather alert for minneapolis toward michigan. this is happening throughout the day today toward evening hours is snow and it will clear up getting into overnight into

friday. minneapolis will have to wear costumes over snow suits. i know what that is like, i did it in canada. this could be top halloween snowfall for minneapolis, we'll watch for that. forecast 44. highest was 46 and warmest 86, we might get there in the east. halloween forecast, front moving across ohio valley, northwest, as well. potentially record-setting highs for east coast and northeast. with new york city at 80 degrees, potentially a record high for halloween. incredible, right? potential records today. >> carley: that would be selfish of us, people are not getting it, it is not about us, it is about everybody. or it is about us. >> todd: you went away from map of the east coast, i wanted to make my miami joke again about getting eaten by the

jack-o-lantern. can't make that joke until next year. >> janice: sorry about your yankees. >> todd: things happen, best team won, thank you. >> janice: happy halloween. >> todd: criminal citizen, i should say, china facing criminal charges for voting in i michigan, the vote will still count, don't miss that story. >> carley: former president trump thinks he can win -- >> todd: new hampshire. >> carley: it has not gone republican since 2000, the race is getting tighter. we'll break down his granite state chances next.

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counted, there is reportedly no way to retrieve ballots once cast. the chinese national registered to vote using his student id at this on-campus polling place. illegal voting is a felony and the student faces four years and fine up to $2000, that vote still could count. >> todd: in virginia, the big supreme court allowing state to eliminate noncitizen from voter roll and legal challenges are shaping up, what we are expecting on election day. a constitutional law attorney joins me now. we have a ton to get to. your take on the supreme court decision in virginia? >> i think it was the correct decision. the supreme court allowed to purge voter rolls for suspected noncitizen with the opportunity for people to correct the record if they are citizens, which was

the sticking point, this was not sy systematic removal of eligible voters, but removed people seem seemingly noncitizens, to correct that if not accurate. >> todd: there are other cases we're monitoring, specifically in pennsylvania, court ruling, voters can use provisional ballots if their ballot is disqualified for errors. of remaining cases, which are standing out to you that you want to monitor that could impact the ultimate outcome of the election. i stay in pennsylvania and look at lancaster and york county, there are strawed lent election materials there in districts that are primarily republican. >> i think you are right, pennsylvania swing state with most electoral votes is significant and important for

both sides to preserve issues that potentially raise issue about integrity ever the election. we don't know the results of the election at this point and things have to be analyzed, in order to win challenges, you have to show irregularities would have flipped outcome of the election. the preelection challenges are very significant in order to essentially set up that argument as it were and if there is an outcome that one side disputes. >> todd: many of us are wondering this question, why couldn't election issues have been resolved months, if not years before where we are right now, near hours from election day. why do we always seem to wait until the last minute? >> that is a very good question and under federal constitution, each state has their own independent legislature that makes election rules and as things get underway, you are

going to see practical challenges and issues that come up more so than hypothetically beforehand. that is why a lot of issues come up once voting starts. you can have a perfect plan on paper and issues arise. these issues, they are raise said red now, won't be able to be fully analyzed until we have results and show which way things flipped. >> todd: get to the chinese student case carley read about in michigan. it is all well and good that we say, that is illegal, you can't do that. if votes from illegality still count, how is that democracy? >> that is the question here and that case is showcases the concern people have with integrity of the election, even if just one-off situation, realities is we don't know

extent and volume of this. if you know it happens once, it can sow distrust in these cases. courts say they can't do anything about it, and it will be counted makes no logical sense in terms of upholding fairness of elections. over camp occasion of election laws is a big issue here nationally. >> todd: this is frustrating for folks at home listening, especially to republican folks, it seems like anecdotally, this goes against republicans. thank you. over to you. >> carley: thank you. election day nears, we're keeping close eye on new hampshire, which could be in play for president trump. >> i'm not supposed to say it, but we are leading by so much. even states that are typically never in play for 50, 60, 70

years. sir, new hampshire is in play. oh, that's nice, let's make a trip. >> carley: a retired general former new hampshire senate candidate and army veteran who served 10 tours in afghanistan joins me now. great to see you. we wanted to have you on, trump campaign is ramping up in new hampshire after latest polling shows donald trump is closing the gap in a state that has not voted republican in 24 years. what do you think? what sense are you getting walking around new hampshire on the ground, is donald trump right this state could be in play? >> i think he's right the state is in play. i work now as full-time police officer, i went to the economy after the 2022 election. i've been on the ground and see people from massachusetts, have the, maintenancee all over and

many people from new hampshire that come through the town i work for and listen to them and hear their concerns. kamala harris has failed to close the deal. she can't get away from the bad economic policies that raised prices in every area hurting americans. in new hampshire, we will have people choosing between heating and eating. she has no answer for how to secure the border and regardless what political party you are in, you know we have a bad crisis border situation. national security, significant problems there, america is not trusted. our military is weaker than it has ever been. we have a drug crisis, education, veterans are suffering more than they have in a long time. education and medical costs, things kamala harris has failed to address and so people are looking for another answer and they know during the first

administration that he dealt with all these and dealt with these effectively. regardless of the chaos, they are looking for more money there pocket so they can help their children and grandchildren and that is what is on the line in new hampshire. >> carley: when it comes to gubernatorial races, according to power rankings, new hampshire is the one to watch, only toss-up gubernatorial race in the country between the republican and democrat. "sunday nigh chris sununu endorsed ayot. how do you see this going? >> it is going to be close, i think she wins because she is focusing on the right things. joyce craig wants to put in an income tax, raise taxes in an already stressful economic environment for people. it is just not the right answer. we know kelly won't do that, focus on the right thing, the

economy. she is concerned about the northern border and about drugs coming from southern border. concerned about first responders and drug crisis, veterans, education. she's focusing on real issues. you know what, we got to trust ayotte with this one, craig is missing this and in manchester, she has a record that is not for important things granite staters need improved. >> carley: see who gets gubernatorial seat and four votes in new hampshire, as well. thank you for joining us. >> god bless you all. >> carley: you, too. race for the white house, trump and hagerstown are neck and neck in three crucial swing states. rnc chair michael whatley and cheryl casone will dive deeper into the numbers coming up next.

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i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. >> todd: take a look, new fox new poll showing former president donald trump key advantage in key battleground states when it comes to the economy ahead of key inflation report expected today. >> carley: cheryl casone from

fox business. >> cheryl: i will get to inflation report in a minute. fox news poll, three battleground states you see effect of inflation and the economy taking center stage. new fox poll asked voters who they trust to do better job on the economy. trump leads harris in north carolina, pennsylvania and michigan. also, your family's financial situation, same poll, between 44 and 45% of likely voters in north carolina, pennsylvania and michigan falling behind financially. that bears itself out. couple of things here. also fox news poll, deep dive in michigan. on the economy, he has lost ground on the economy in michigan, which i found surprising. right now overall she's ahead 48-46, margin of error, that is with r.f.k. jr. on the ballot and that's a very important caveat to put there, we know

r.f.k. jr. is now supporting donald trump. without him on the ballot, take that factor out, it is dead heat. it was on the economy in michigan that -- i mean, trump was leading biden by 11 points in michigan on the economy. now that is a dead heat. economy, i keep saying over and over again like broken record, is a top issue for voters, that is inflation and prices. inflation skyrocketed 20% under biden and harris and wages have not caught up. i see the wages and there is a differential that can't be made up for. >> todd: wouldn't that skew trump? i don't understand why harris is getting it, especially with ev's, nobody wants that in michigan. >> cheryl: demographic groups, you see suburban women trending to harris. it is hard to say. a lot of factors are at play.

on the economy, out of inflation, we got that gdp report yesterday, i have to make this poen. under inflation reduction act there are price control for drugs. one thing we saw in the gdp report, you saw business spending up, not as much as expected. it looks like that is r&d at f pharmaceutical companies because inflation price controls. why spend millions to make a drug if you are going to get price controls by the government? that is in inflation reduction act, which was passed by biden and harris. >> carley: don't miss cheryl on mornings with maria. bring in rnc chair mike whatley. good morning. talk about the latest round of fox news polls, among likely voters, shows donald trump up by

1 in pennsylvania, up by 1 in north carolina and donald trump and kamala harris tied in michigan. you have said donald trump is in a very good position to win on election day. why do you feel that way given these polls are neck and neck and within margin of error? >> two different things, when you compare where we are today versus a month ago, a year ago, four years ago or eight years ago, we are in dramatical ly better shape. president trump being tied in polls, having a small lead now, compare that to him being down by five or six or eight points when he was down in 2016 or in 2020, we are in a stronger position there. we are seeing the shift in polls out there. second important thing, when we look at voter registration, we look at the people who requested absentee ballots, ballots

returned and early voting in all the states and republicans are seeing huge gains versus 2016 and 2020. so donald trump is in a fantastic position to win on election day, we're in a stronger position than we were four years ago or eight years ago. >> todd: to put a bow on that first point, remains to be see if donald trump will be undercounted, other colleagues said not this time, he could be overcounted, we'll see on the watch. when democrats talk about this race, they talk about and brag about their ground game. they say, we have hundreds of thousands in individual states, like in pennsylvania, 120,000 or some ridiculous number like that. are you confident in republican's ability to counteract what democrats think is their advantage in the ground game? >> absolutely, that is one thing

republicans have done well. the rnc has always done well. we retooled this year to talk to low propensity voters. initial results from battleground states, we are overperforming with our low p propensity voters, which means the program is working. we have thousands upon thousands of volunteers making phone calls, knocking on doors, we feel great about the ground game and we have donald trump, who is absolutely a single person machine when it comes to getting out the vote and see the excitement every rally, every single event we go to around the country. people are fired up and want to get out and vote for him. >> carley: michael, i'm sure you did not think you would be talking about garbage as much as final stretch of this election. here we are. here is the white house on the latest from the white house on what joe biden said on tuesday, watch this. >> why is he using that

rhetoric, how is that presidential? >> couple of things, just to clarify, he was not calling trump supporters garbage. >> only garbage i see is his supporters. >> he put out and wanted to make sure we put out a statement that clarified what he meant and he was trying to say, make that clear for folks who are watching. >> carley: right now democrats are talking about how a comedian called puerto ricans, puerto rico garbage and democrats t talking about biden calling people garbage. number one issue is the economy. >> i will say this, two things come out of the president's comments about calling half of america garbage is that there has always been a streak within the democratic party in dents dent grating republicans,

deplorables and tim walz calling them nazis and hillary clinton bashing people and now kamala harris calling president trump a nazi andy woo see this comment here. so it is continuously dent grating half the country. donald trump came down thees escalator nine years ago, said he was going to make america great again by restoring southern bore, rebuilding the economy and ensuring we are strong enough to protect our interest and allies around the world and that is what he did during his four years and what he's focusing on right now, lifting up every american family through a stronger economy, rebuilding the border and ensuring we'll be strong enough to protect our interest. what is kamala harris closing argument? you people are bad people, you are horrible people, please vote for me. that argument will not work and the fact she does not have a substantive closing argument is

because she cannot talk about the economy, she cannot talk about the southern border, she cannot talk about her standing in the world. all they have to fall back on is name calling and finger pointing. >> todd: to be clear, this is not about biden's stutter or apostrophe, this is how they feel. michael whatley, no time to ask you about joe biden appearing to eat children. we go to pete hegseth having breakfast with friends in the state of michigan this morning. i hope that comes up, that was unique video. >> pete: it was, not on the menu at four corners diner in romeo, michigan. six days to election day, what do we do, get out and talk to voters, 15 electoral votes in michigan. two million have early voted yet a lot at stake. don't go anywhere, it is packed at the diner.

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♪ >> todd: according to our fox news power rankings the race in virginia's 70 congressional district is heating up as the district moves from lean democrat to toss-up. middle east in that district joins me now.

derek, great to see you as always. what are you seeing on the ground to explain that move in your direction? fyi if you live in the commonwealth of virginia early voting is still going on. goes through saturday. so i encourage folks in central and commonwealth of virginia to go out and vote. what we are seeing, todd, look, there is a clear difference between me and my opponent in this race. my opponent his name is vindman. is he focused on his past. his revenge toward president trump and doubling down on kamala harris and joe biden's failed policies, but we are focused on the future. we are focused on more affordable to live and making it safe by securing our border and taking care of our veterans. what we have seen in our race we have been outspent 10 to 1. my opponent has lied about me and about his own record. in fact he has lied about his military background, lying about his rank. he has lied about his time overseas saying that he used weapons of war on the battlefield when he didn't.

as you mentioned i'm a former green beret with six deployments overseas including iraq and afghanistan. i wear my military military resume on my sleeve. that's why it's foreign get our country back on track. if they want any information on where to vote, how to vote in the commonwealth of virginia or to support our campaign go to derrick anderson.com to get a green beret in congress and get our country back on track. >> you mentioned your opponent eugene vindman that name sounds familiar, to your point he was directly responsible for democrats' first impeachment inquiry into trump whistleblower along with his twin brother alexander vindman. ringing a bell all about that phone call with zelenskyy that phone call referred to as a perfect phone call. with trump at the top of the ticket, derrick, how do you see that playing out in your race? >> folks are motivated here in the commonwealth of virginia. one of the most motivating factors is we are talking about the economy, right? folks are voting with their pocketbooks and their wallets up

and down the ticket. can i tell you i was -- i have been at early voting locations throughout the commonwealth of virginia and you walk up to folks and the first thing you ask them how are you doing at home? how is your electricity bill? how is it going to the grocery store? i know my mom personally, todd, i'm sick and tired of her calling meed from the grocery store asking me why eggs and chicken and everything has increased in cost. we are seeing here in the commonwealth of virginia, quarter are delinquent on credit cards, a third of virginians are living paycheck to paycheck. costing average family here in virginia $1,100 more and no. we want to fix that we want to be the folks that get up in january and start getting our economy back on track. get u.s. energy back up and running and secure our border. that's what people are talking about at the early voting locations when they go to cast our vote to get our country back. >> todd: not talking about the past, trump impeachment and eugene vindman situation looking to the future how can congress improve my life.

derrick anderson is running for it. see what happens on tuesday. >> thanks, todd. >> todd: carley. president trump getting out of this world endorsement from astronaut buzz aldrin americans face difficult challenges at home and abroad. the presidency requires decisiveness and calm under pressure that few have a natural ability to manage or the life experience to successfully undertake. i believe we are best-served by voting for donald trump. and i wholeheartedly endorse him for president of the united states. aldrin also praised trump's approach to space exploration including his creation of the space force. might see some astronauts walking around and gathering candy today and this one endorsed donald trump. >> todd: astronauts you see with candy are not real it's a costume. "fox & friends" now. >> carley: have a great day. >> brian: all right,