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>> steve: welcome back. it is friday, november 1st. it's all saints day. it's my daughter mary's birthday. happy birthday, mary. we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: yes we are. >> brian: congratulations saints. all saints day. hall of fame for human beings. >> steve: there you go. meanwhile on this all saints day four days to election day. the harris campaign is in clean-up mode after surrogate mark cuban said this. >> donald trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women. ever. it's just that simple. >> lawrence: there's a lot of women who disagree and some of them join us next. >> plus, elon musk's mother says she's ditching the democrats. >> such a relief that i'm not part of the party that's malicious and dishonest the

legend behind brown throwing her support behind donald trump and against trans men in women's sports. why is that important? she will tell us this hour as "fox & friends" starts right now, remember, your mornings are better with friends. hope you're dressed. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> will: good morning, and welcome to "fox & friends." welcome to joe and sam's in watkinsville, georgia the all important as of 2020 swing state of georgia has already banked 50% of its votes in early voting and mail-in balloting. georgia is making its voice heard early. and that's way above what we saw in 2020. [applause] kathy, by the way, she working with the republican party. she knows something about early voting. i was asking her here is the all-important question. is that new, low propensity or new voters or people otherwise

shown up on election day. she said we are already seeing the data. >> we are. low propensity. people who have never voted before. owe connie county voted 65% of our voter roll. we are second in the state and climbing faster. >> will: county you were north banked 75% of its total voters. that's astounding numbers. by the way, can you see it here. raise your hand if you voted early. [cheers and applause] >> will: i mean, i think it's 95% of joe and sam's in watkinsville, georgia this morning. one of the things you will always hear about is the economy. i asked bruce, if i asked you, bruce, about the economy what would you have to say? your comment was i don't have much to say except it's not very good. >> i have absolutely nothing good to say about the economy now. maybe in a few months it's going to be totally different. can i remember a few years ago where we had a great economy.

but, since january of 2021, i have seen it do nothing but go down hill. >> will: were you working road crew this morning or in sanitation. >> actually my name is garbage. and i am proud to say my name is garbage and there are a lot of other people in here with that same name. [applause] >> will: more than a couple what do we call these safety vests? making sure you don't get hit by a truck on your way back home? >> right. >> will: there you go. so there you have it. there you go, guys, back to you. lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> steve: you know, will, whoever has the concession on safety vests that color made a mint over the last 48 hours. because i saw so many people yesterday, a couple in my neighborhood, have the number of people like bruce stand up wearing the safety vest. >> will: that's a great call.

>> steve: a bunch of trump events overs last two days people have been dressed just like that for halloween. >> will: that's great costume. would you stand up if you are wearing a safety vest? if you are wearing a safety vest this morning? [cheers and applause] >> will: there you go steve see them a while off. >> ainsley: i know someone in south carolina who sent me a picture of them dressed up yesterday the safety vest pushing the green what we call. [chanting we are trash] >> ainsley: add a name tag that says hello my name is garbage. >> brian: chanting we are trash. >> brian: that would not be replicated any other place. unprecedented moment in american election history. >> ainsley: we are proud to be trashy. >> brian: also good, too, because very few cars hit pedestrians over the past few days. support donald trump everybody is being totally vigilant.

>> steve: there you go. billionaire mark cuban the guy shark tank surrogate for kamala harris facing major backlash after suggesting the women behind president trump are weak and not so smart. >> brian: peter doocy joins us live from las vegas. peter? >> peter: and if you are keeping score at home so far this week a harris surrogate, the campaign doesn't want out there suggested that all trump supporters are garbage. and then a harris campaign surrogate that officials do want out there suggested that female trump supporters are not intelligent. here's mark cuban. >> donald trump, you never see him around strong, intelligent women. ever. it's just that simple. they are intimidating to him. he doesn't like to be challenged by them. and, you know, nikki haley will call him on his nonsense with reproductive rights and how he sees and treats and talks about women. i mean, he just can't have her

around. it wouldn't work. >> peter: the cuban clean-up was quick and contrite on x he says, one, i know many strong, intelligent women voting for trump including in my extended family. i'm certainly not saying female voters are not smart, strong and intelligent, two, i know he has worked with strong, intelligent women like elaine chao, kellyanne, ivanka and many others. the harris campaign boasts a lot about their historic gender gap. we were on a call with campaign officials yesterday and they were telling us that 55% of the early vote in their calculation has been women. they think that is good for them. but it's tough to see how these cuban comments help them improve the gender gap. and we just don't know yet how much they might hurt. back to you. >> steve: indeed. all right. peter doocy live out in las vegas. actually wearing a necktie the color of that vest. unrelated, i'm thinking. >> ainsley: very ivy league

necktie i like it. it looks like it has an emblem of a school on that. did you give him that? >> steve: i did, actually. i used to wear that necktie on the "fox & friends" show. peter gets my hand me downs. >> brian: when surrogates attack you have bill clinton commenting positively about the economy under donald trump vote for harris anyway after saying it's bad that the border failed. that young lady would be alive if they had better security and background checks. then you have mark cuban done a good job talking about the economy and debating better than kamala harris on her behalf. if you ask me. but then making this statement as you saw saying the president doesn't like strong women around him, which just doesn't add up. i mean, just to go on and continue with his apology. he said when i said this during the interview, i didn't get it out the way i want -- exactly the way i thought i did. so i apologize to anyone who felt slighted by or upset by my response. here's the thing. no one feeling slighted or

upset. it's not close to accurate. think about the people that have been around him. hope hicks has been his chief assistant, youngest woman assistant ever to the president. sarah huckabee sanders the first working mom to be in the white house. does anyone think sarah huckabee sanders is a shrinking violet. dina powell national security adviser. the president picked all these people to be around him. >> ainsley: susie wiles, lara trump. >> brian: the next group which could be a second term, he built it around women. >> ainsley: governor kristi noem, danica patrick, sage steele, karoline leavitt. the list goes on and on. and we had someone on this morning, it's brooke -- what's her last name? rollins. the former policy director under president trump. she said under his administration more women worked for him than any other president ever. >> steve: so we have already heard mark cuban apologize. he tried to walk it back as well, which is different than joe biden. i mean, after joe biden, you

know, threw the grenade into the kamala harris campaign the other day, he didn't apologize, at least mark cuban did that. here, ladies and gentlemen. so ladies who actually have worked around donald trump, and this is what they had to say about mr. cuban's comments. >> the mainstream media covers for kamala harris and they don't hold her to the same standard that they hold donald trump. she should take it upon herself, go to a microphone today, kamala harris, and condemn this disgusting insult on more than half of the females in this country who want to support donald trump. >> what they stand for and what they believe is not where america is today. so, when he came out, you know, they are in full panic mode, i think, on the other side. and i think from calling our side nazis to garbage to now calling women dumb and unintelligent and weak around donald trump, almost is the last straw for 100 million women in this country. >> if you are a school teacher, if you are a u.s. military member and a woman and a trump

supporter then to mark cuban you are stupid and weak. >> it's a disgrace and kamala harris stays silent. >> cuban's words are mean, sad, and is i misogynistic. >> just a hunch i believe onage election day strong smart women will remember. >> i'm proud to stand strong smart women stand with donald trump. >> this election is all about turnout. who can get people to the polls. i'm sorry, all of these comments that's been happening in the middle of early voting, leading up to election day are only firing people up on the right to show up for the former president. you cannot want -- you cannot think this is a good thing if you are in the kamala harris camp, that all these people are fired up, trash, not intelligent and all these people are going to be going to the polls as a result. >> brian: you know what, lawrence, i think today if she does make herself available,

it's going to be the same as two days ago. cleaning up for joe biden. today she is going to be asked to define what you think is a strong woman is and do you believe that donald trump is afraid to put strong women around him? >> steve: at the same time though. >> brian: loves talking about donald trump. >> steve: kamala harris and her campaign were attacking donald trump yesterday because donald trump said he would protect american women whether they like it or not. and then also the comment where r.f.k. jr. would be involved in women's health in the administration. and the kamala harris campaign are putting both those things out at the same time, saying, hey, this is all bad for women. two days ago it was all about trash. yesterday it was all about gender. >> ainsley: you are right though, every single vote counts. if you look at the marist college poll this morning trump is 49% and harris is at 49%. real clear politics average, which is the average of all the polls trump has 49.4 and she has 46.7. >> brian: steve, your initial point is you are chronicling it

accurately from her perspective almost like charlottesville statement took half of a statement. i will protect women against illegal immigrant criminals. and they said whether they want me to or not. referring to his staff said don't bring this up. he was bringing it up. so if you may the whole thing out, it actually would belong -- >> lawrence: nothing to do with abortion. >> brian: half belongs in a harris ad. >> steve: my point is both sides have something yell. >> brian: one is accurate and one inaccurate. >> ainsley: lot of inaccurate ads one continues talking about project 2025. this is what he believes and breaks down all these pieces of project 2025. he has never even read it. it had nothing to do with donald trump that's a lie. an abortion ban? that's a lie. >> steve: it's all about -- you know, it's about gender yesterday. it's also about money and, you know, donald trump is lucky

because he has the world's richest guy, essentially on his side. >> lawrence: and his mom. >> steve: elon musk has donated a lot of money, millions and millions of dollars. he also has that petition drive pennsylvania and elsewhere being scrutinized but we won't know whether or not it was legal until after the elections. so nonetheless they put it on pause. but, elon musk's mother actually sat down with fox bills yesterday, and revealed that just like her son she is not aligned with the democrats. watch. this first of all, when i became a u.s. citizen of course i was democratic. they give you that option. they are the good, kind people who care about america. and then i saw -- i would watch cnn and msnbc and read the "new york times" and oh, wow, the republicans are terrible and i

didn't know that. and they would also say elon is terrible. i'm thinking why are they lying about elon but they are telling the truth about the rest? and they really had got into my mind that they just didn't know what they were doing. but, then when i resigned from the democrats, i just felt such a relief that i'm not part of the party that's now malicious and dishonest. >> lawrence: her awakening was the attack on her son. but all the people that are switching over, they all have a similar story relate to maybe the border happening in our communities. you sound like a republican. okay. just slightly say look, i like joe biden but my grocery prices need to be -- and they ostracized. they don't like what is happening in the classroom or the gender transition for the kids, make it up maybe going too

far and the democratic party says okay we don't need you anymore. this is happening all across the country. >> ainsley: some of the people trump has aligned himself with they might say that about r.f.k. jr. we had him on the curvy couch what he wants to do for food in america is great. look at elon musk, he said at the msg rally last weekend he said he wants to cut at least $2 trillion in government waste. his mom was asked about it she said yes, i think he can actually cut more than that he is just being modest. >> steve: very fixture. >> brian: congratulations bottom line great booking. sean and. >> ainsley: isn't she stunning? >> brian: yes. example, management style, how how is he going go about this? i watched him at tesla. what he does brings in corporate people and gives them a sense of voice and lets them make decisions. bring management style into the bureaucracy which is a federal government which by all accounts is bloated would be fascinating to see a businessman president

with the best business person in the world who happens to be innovative invent ter. dynamic straighten out the budget. not necessarily cutting social programs, you are making government more efficient. >> all right. will cain on this friday before election day in georgia. room full of people who want to talk about what has motivated them to either already vote or vote on tuesday. [cheers and applause] >> will: i do. let's talk about some of the issues that are the most important for people voting in georgia. by the way, i love when i'm about to do a segment and all of the guys whose buddies just talk to what? >> big guy. >> will: they said best looking guy on tv on tv myles who owns a contracting business one of the issues that effects his every day life is illegal immigration. >> it's hard enough the way it is being a contractor and having

to do the right thing with insurance and licenses. it's hard enough to get jobs drying to get underbid by somebody who doesn't have to adhere to all the principle that's all of us normal guys have to on a day-to-day basis. >> will: talking about getting undercut in business. angela and laura says illegal immigration is a big issue for them as well is that right, laura? >> absolutely. we live 10 miles from the university of georgia. laken riley was killed by illegal immigration, my daughter goes to the university of georgia, immigration is one much my top. >> will: you could see how that hits home with you. what about you, angela. we got to keep america safe again, greatest country to live in. trump is the man for us. >> will: on that note when it comes to illegal immigration. do you think donald trump is the right candidate to handle illegal immigration raise your hand. let me see. [cheers] >> will: what about kamala harris? anybody feel like the biden harris has done a good job. >> that's how that issue is

going. here in georgia. by the way, as we have mentioned, 50% of georgia, one out of every two voters have already banked their votes, way outpace what is we saw in 2020. talking to these guys right here. have you already voted? do you plan on voting? >> absolutely i have already voted. >> will: you did. >> first day. >> will: today is the last day by the way of early voting in georgia. do you mind sharing with me and america how you voted? >> trump all the way. no question. >> will: so a couple years ago, of course, i would say what, two years ago we had another election in georgia gubernatorial election who did you vote for in that race? >> mr. brian kemp. >> will: look who is here this morning the governor. governor kemp. >> welcome to georgia. >> will: will you hang out with us and talk to us. >> yeah it will be great. >> will: he will be back in a little bit on "fox & friends." back to you guys. >> steve: all right, coming up with the governor. very nicely done. thank you, will. >> brian: that governor's ground game that could deliver georgia

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up the endorsement of a muslim leader who says he is fed up with the biden-harris administration's weak policy in the middle east. alexis mcadams is live on this friday morning in warren, michigan with the latest. hey, alexis. >> hey, steve, that's right. the arab and muslim vote is going to be key here in this battleground state of michigan. it's also a very tight race when you look at the latest fox news polls. we are talking about a dead heat. voters tell me on the campaign trail this is all going to come down to the economy and immigration, two main topics that the former president hit on at his rally in nevada yesterday, watch. >> we brought together veterans and union members, soldiers and steelworkers, farmers and auto workers and patriotic moms and dads of every race, religion, color, and creed. we're welcoming historic numbers of african-americans, hispanic americans, asian americans, and arab americans. did you see in michigan how well we are doing with the arab

americans? >> right on the ground here in dearborn, michigan. i went around this state specifically in dearborn which has the largest arab muslim population, guys in the country. we caught up with imam here who says voters on the ground in michigan are fed up with democrats and angry over vice president harris' stance on israel and gaza. >> how did democrats lose your vote? >> unfortunately, kamala harris and mr. biden turning america, the super power, the greatest power to third world country. breaking broken border, oppression. >> left iraq in the 70s to come to america for democracy. you get here and see the president was nearly assassinated three times. what were you thinking that day? >> i never seen the president of the united states was three times facing assassination

attempt, three times in three months. where are we? are we in america? come on. >> that imam, brian says vice president kamala harris is losing ground here among arab muslim voters because she is weak on foreign policy. and he is not a democrat he says and he is not a republican. he said after he saw the former president nearly assassinated on stage in butler, pennsylvania he thought enough is enough. the country needs to go in a new direction. brian. >> brian: great get, alexis. thank you so much. a new retaliatory threat in iran less than three weeks counter regime as the ayatollah says last saturday's idf strike, quote too big to ignore and they could deliver on that threat before tuesday's u.s. elections. iran's sources adding quote the response to the islamic republic of iran to the zionist regime's will be definitive and painful. here to react retired four star general strategic analyst and

chairman of the institute of the study of war general jack keane. 20 sites. 100 aircraft? many people say limited israel held back to not get a retaliatory strike. you viewed that strike very -- in a devastating way, didn't y you? >> oh, yeah. very much so. the military effects of that strike is beyond what is being reported because they have literally taken down most of the russian air defense system, so-called s-300 missile defense systems that the russians gave them years ago. and that's what is really protecting their nuclear enterprise, their oil and gas industry and other key strategic assets like the missile production factories that the israelis did destroy at multiple sites. those were ballistic missile factories by the way. so, yes. this air defense system destruction is really powerful, because iran is sitting there

essentially naked and they know full well that if they conduct another significant attack on israel, their vulnerability is absolutely staggering for israel to come and do a completely comprehensive attack, which would likely have economic impact on them, not just military impact. nuclear targets i don't believe would be struck because they need u.s. help to do significant damage. so i think it remains to be seen what iran is going to do. they are saying they are going to use iraq to do this. but that won't change the scenario for israel whether the missiles come from iraq or the missiles are launched out of iran. they are being obviously executed by iranian leaders and israel will hold them accountable. and iran, as i said, is very vulnerable. we will see if this is bluster on the part of the iranians are they really going to deliver another comprehensive attack. it remains to be seen. >> brian: should be noted that the foreign minister in s. in

russia and helping out russia and ukraine. they will evidently have a handshake agreement on some type of missile defense deal. that takes time to put. in real quick, north koreans between 8,000 and 10,000 seem to have reported to the battlefield fighting for russia. i'm seeing some reports that there is a lot of dead north koreans already put up cannon fodder like the prisoners russia bailed them out of prison to go fight. what do you think their role will be? >> well, isw reporting they are in kurtz that's the asalient that they have received inside of russia. wearing russian uniforms. they have had basic rudimentary training in rush before being put in here. what we have are troops never battle tested before from north korea. we have no idea about the quality of their training i would assume that there are selected troops more like special operation forces who represent elite forces in the

sense that they receive more resources than the rest of the troops in the north korean military. i don't think there is a decisive thing. russia needs people. they are losing 30,000 people a month that are killed and wounded. 57,000 actually in just october, last month. the most significant losses they have ever had in the war. they do need people. if this is -- if this is going to be a pipeline, in other words, they are going to get 10,000 a month. that would be significant. but if this is just 10,000 and that's it, it will not be decisive. even in the battle of kurtz it will not be decisive much less the overall war in ukraine. >> brian: what they get in response? do they get more sophisticated cyber intelligence from russia? what does russia give the north koreans in response to what the north koreans give to them. come out of the dark ages. we will have to keep an eye on

it. general, thanks so much. >> yeah. thanks, brian. have a great weekend. you and the team. >> brian: absolutely i will be live this weekend at 9:00 eastern time on one nation. explosive show in a good way. piers morgan comes in from the u.k. will be on set with me. dave mccormick from pennsylvania closing in on that senate seat. congressman michael waltz and dan crenshaw will also help us with the battlefield as well as the next step with israel and iran. all that coming your way at 9:00 eastern time only on fox news channel. now, meanwhile, back out to will, he is in georgia. joined by governor brian kemp. don't move. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies

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>> steve: this is a jaw dropping number. already 33 million people have voted in georgia. that's over half of the state's registered voters. and tomorrow kamala harris is going to make her seventh visit to the state that joe biden won by fewer than 12,000 votes il p. "fox & friends" co-host will cain is live there with the governor of georgia. good morning, guys. [cheers and applause] >> will: i do have governor brian kemp with me right now. [cheers and applause] >> will: right before we went on air, steve, brian said to me have you had a lot of conversations about texas-georgia this morning? i would say at least two dozen. [cheers and applause] everybody has felt the need to rub it in yes, you guys beat texas. >> we are focused on florida though right now though right,

y'all? >> will: was that outstanding number one in two voters in georgia have already cast a ballot. it's 3.6 million compared to 2.3 at this time in 2020. what is different? why is this happening in georgia? >> well, i think just a lot of enthusiasm. we saw a lot of people vote in 2022. 2022 in my re-election campaign we worked that hard because we knew we had to reverse what we saw happen in 2020. i think our election security act gave people on our side a lot of confidence in the process. and then also just messaging from the top on down from former president trump, republican party, georgia republican party. elected officials like myself. candidates in swing districts. i mean we done told people that we got to get the vote out. i believe the enthusiasm and energy is more on our side than theirs right now. at least in georgia. [cheers and applause] >> will: i want to ask you about that election security act. because a point of conversation on both the left and the right. first, joe biden said it would be -- what is he calling it jim

eagle something like that jim crow on steroids, jim eagle. jim crow 2.0 and said it would suppress the vote. the numbers don't suggest that's the case whatsoever. >> no. they did every name in the book just like the deplorables and garbage and jim crow 2.0. voter suppression ander things that stacey abrams and a lot of other political leaders on their side were saying lawsuits that we won every single one of them because we knew what the truth was. it was easy to vote and hard to cheat in georgia. we had to fight in the courts. we had to fight the media narrative on that from the left. we had to fight big corporations and, of course, major league baseball. >> will: right. >> brian: also, i think that's why our people have said look, we are going to stick it in your eye, we are going to vote and win this thing keep georgia red like it should be. >> will: full court pressure. major league baseball you had it from everywhere, governor. few questions for you. start with betsy talking about illegal immigration this

morning. it's important to a lot of people. betsy, what was your question for the governor? >> laken riley was killed four and a half miles from my home. that's a major concern for me. what do you need from the federal government to help protect citizens in georgia? >> like i said before, secure the damn border. i mean, it's not that hard. we have done it before. that should not be a partisan issue. you know, kamala harris is saying she supports that and a the question is why haven't they done that? you know, it's been almost four years now and so i think when you look back at the policies of former president trump, the folks who were in charge when he was in office. the relationships that they had with the governors, i mean, you had the border was secure,s messaging was right. you didn't have things that like happened to laken riley going on. we were just visiting, matter and i, with a family in camden county that their 15-year-old daughter and grandmother got killed by a drunk driver that was here illegally. and those things have happened all over the country. it's one reason that i think

we're going to win this election. >> will: let's talk to todd down here, governor. todd had a question about the economy. he wanted to ask you about one of the policies put forward by president trump. >> i'm just curious about your thoughts about the continue to increase trade tariffs with china. >> well, i have a little bit of mixed feelings on across the board tariffs but, look, i would much rather be dealing with the trump administration than the harris administration when it comes to anything on tax cuts, the economy and really how we figure our way out of 40-year high inflation that we have seen from biden and harris. their policies, quite honestly have been picking winners and losers versus having a level playing field. donald trump's policies in the past at least dealing with them during covid and other things where they just treated all the states the same. they treated all the citizens the same. and that's all people want. they want a free market or at least a stable market. and i do think there is places

where like we need to take on china. our trade deficit with china is way out of balance from where it should be. so taking the fight on some of those issues is -- or even just sending the signals that you are going to do that can be very effective. >> will: brian a minute ago asked me about election fairness we talked about that earlier. what has georgia done to ensure election fairness. i think we talked about that a little bit. mike here, i have heard this question more than once this morning when it comes to the governor. go ahead, you can ask your question. >> governor, what's next for you? >> i'm going to work hard between now and tuesday to get the vote out. [cheers and applause] >> will: i think he was -- we don't need to put the next elections in front of this one, y'all. stay focused. let's get the vote out. we got to win not only the top of the ticket but all the way down. i mean, our legislative majorities are at risk in the georgia state house and we have got to help at risk legislators.

we have to have a big turnout. we have a big d.a.'s race right here. [cheers and applause] >> will: i think you have got it. i think you are getting that turnout, incredible turnout here in georgia. and still several days to go until the race is over, not just for president but for everything. governor brian kemp. thank you so much. good to be with us. all right. we'll be back in just a moment on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing

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>> janice: good morning, everyone. happy friday. take a look at your forecast. we have a front that's bringing the potential for showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast. our next storm system is going to travel across country is in the west. that's bringing rain and mountain snow and then we have the potential for severe weather outbreak, several days of it for early voting and maybe even tuesday. so saturday, sunday, monday, watching all of these areas for hail, damaging winds, very heavy rainfall that could cause flooding and even tornadoes. something we need to watch. have a way to get those watches and warnings as well. here is your election day forecast on tuesday. again, the potential for stronger storms for the mississippi river valley. next storm across the rockies. looks like good conditions for the eastern third of the country. and then we are also watching the tropics, a couple areas to watch. nothing eminent but still keep you posted fox weather.com for all your latest details,.

>> thanks so much, janice, 89 minutes before the top of the hour, kimberly brown daughter of jim brown announcing she is endorsing former president donald trump. >> ainsley: as professional athlete herself title ix was a major factor in her decision. >> brian: daughters of legend founder kimberly joins us now. great to see you. >> ainsley: good morning. >> thank you, guys. >> brian: see are to for the first time i know jim really liked trump and they hit it off. what about you? what sold you on him for your perspective? >> well, let me start with this. my dad went to go meet with president-elect trump. and when my dad went to go meet with the president-elect. that really opened up my eyes, and i stayed neutral for about a year, within his presidency. and after that i came out as a trump supporter. because i saw the moves that donald trump was making within the first 100 days he gave us our religious rights with an executive order. i saw that he was defunding

planned parenthood, the number one killer of black lives. he created the first step act, signed that in for prison reform. my father consulted on the first step act. school choice, record breaking hbcu funding. i saw that trump was doing a lot for black people. >> ainsley: you used to tell you your dad would tell you your liberal will cut off your leg just to hand you a crutch. >> yes. >> ainsley: what is your reaction that you heard mark cuban say you never see trump around strong, intelligent women. >> i think that's completely false. donald trump surrounds himself with strong, intelligent women. and he wouldn't be where he is today if he wasn't surrounded by strong, intelligent rim. and those strong same, strong intelligent women are going to get him back in the white house and for him to become the 47th president of the united states. >> brian: you are a professional athlete yourself. playing football going to start this year. when you hear about trans men

playing in sports, the latest is volleyball, unlv. these people are choosing not to play against the trans men, how do you feel their role is in women's sports? does that matter to you? >> oh, that is a huge factor. i play tackle football. i don't want to be on the field with a man wearing a wig taking hormones, taking hits. that's already going to effect me physically with injuries. i'm already susceptible to cte, to concussions, and for a 300-pound man to go against me, that's going to put me at risk and going to put other girls and women at risk. as well as the mental trauma of them coming into our safe spaces. it's unfair. they are taking away opportunities, they are taking away funding. they are taking away women's rights. and title ix was to protect us. title ix was to give us a fair, equal playing field and not to be discriminated against. this is not similar. >> this is a whole other sex

coming into our sport and taking over. i don't understand how the biden-harris administration. >> brian: they don't even talk about it. >> pushing this agenda. >> brian: your show daughters and legends, what would that entail. >> that is about continuing our father's legacies as well as creating our own. a super hero women's group coming together to change the world. that's what we need in the united states right now. we need change. and that's why i am endorsing donald j. trump for president. >> ainsley: thank you so much for coming on. god bless you. >> thank you, god bless you too. >> brian: as insightful and smart as her dad. >> ainsley: i want to her come talk about women playing football. >> brian: "fox & friends" back in a moment. ♪ ♪ and struggle with cpap. you should check out inspire.

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