everyone. >> final question for you, 20 seconds to you. will trump swing more democrats than kamala swings republicans? 20 seconds, danielle? >> i actually think that this is a turnout election ton of persuasion. donald trump will swick more democrats than any republicans that kamala harris can capture i enclowrge every viewer watching to make a plan to cast their ballot tomorrow. >> todd: i think we can all agree with that danielle alvarez you have a busy couple hours and days aheads of you: >> carley: first statewide polls open 5:00 a.m. in vermont during our show we will cover it and so much more. have a great day before the election, fox and friends starts right now. >> todd: bye-bye receive steve

so close, one day away from election day and already 77 million votes have already been cast. half the number who voted just four years ago. >> ainsley: and today vice president harris is holding rallies across pennsylvania and host a concert in pennsylvania with a list celebrities. former president trump is holding four rallies in three swing states including a stop in michigan to talk to the auto workers. >> brian: we are going to talk to georgia voters. lawrence is live the eggs up grill in rome, georgia. [chanting trump. >> brian: look at that crowd, up early. >> steve: eggs are up. [cheers] >> lawrence: georgia! let's go. [cheers] it is almost now time. what a crowd. [cheers]

it's not close. look at all these people. is it close in georgia? i don't think it's close in georgia. [cheers] >> lawrence: okay. so, let's do a poll real quick because since they say it's so close here. who has already voted, raise your hand. [cheers] >> lawrence: wow, wow. and who is going to vote on ele.>> i'm going to vote again. >> lawrence: you can't do that let's go talk to. so trash what did she say? garbage. sir, tell me, this is a big election. why are you so fired up this year? >> the economy and immigration. it's terrible. >> lawrence: that's number one and number two issue? >> yes. >> lawrence: go to you, ma'am, what's the number one issue for you? >> definitely the economy and immigration. i think it's really sad when veterans and seniors cannot afford their medicine but we are giving the world away to illegals that come over here.

>> lawrence: let's talk about that. let's take a real quick poll. three major issues. you got the economy, they say, immigration, and then they say abortion. >> abortion. >> lawrence: immigration, raise your hand is the number one issue. >> yes. yes. >> lawrence: okay. got about a third of folks right here. what about the economy? [cheers] >> lawrence: yeah. yeah. they say abortion is number two. who is abortion okay. who thinks donald trump is going to win this state? [cheers] >> okay. okay. who thinks kamala has a real shot at winning georgia? >> country is dependent on georgia, so go vote. all right, guys, i will send it back to you all on the couch. >> steve: all right, lawrence. i like that place. this is a happy place right there. >> brian: i can't believe this crowd. get they will up this early. maybe daylight savings time has

something to do with it. >> ainsley: i think tomorrow is the election and lawrence. >> steve: and the fact it is so close. all the swing states it's within the march margin of error. still close in georgia. that's why people are fired up. live team coverage from the campaign trail. today bryan llenas in allen town, pennsylvania before vice president harris campaigns there later on today. ains first, aishah hasnie in raleigh, north carolina as trump prepares to rally the voters there this morning. hey, aishah. >> aishah: good morning to you guys. what a day. we finally made it. this is election eve. and these rallies just keep getting bigger and more excitement and energy in the air as these folks behind me, take a look, some of them have been out here since 3:00 in the morning. [chanting u.s.a.] i have been talking to folks in north carolina. look at that so much energy at #:00 a.m. i can't believe it. so many much these folks tell me -- i guess nostalgia. because for a lot of these

folks, really, this is the last trump rally in north carolina as the former president. [chanting trump] >> not going to run again. he has been talking on the trail as well these are his final rallies. people on the ground here are really feeling it. he was in macon, georgia last night making his final pitch to americans. watcher. >> tuesday, you have to stand up and tell harris that you've had enough, you can't take it anymore. you're the worst vice president in the history of our country. [cheers] it's the worst administration in the history of our country. [cheers] kamala: you are fired, get out. get out. you're fired. [cheers] >> aishah: i think it was just steve who said that the battle grounds are a nail-biter and you hit the nail on the head. the trump team also acknowledges that the battle grounds are very tight.

but they are pleased with those early voting numbers. the campaign is telling me that they're expecting a massive wave of traditional voters though tomorrow and the former president really, really, really, asking people to get out and vote. >> we have record-setting early voting. numbers that nobody has ever seen before. can you believe this? i mean, basically, correct me if i am wrong, but, the republican party never wins early. we will be 2, 3, 100,000 votes behind and they consider that good. we are opposite. we are hundreds of thousands of votes ahead. nope, this has never happened. >> aishah: the former president will head to pennsylvania two rallies there and then he will wrap this all up, the third presidential run, the 2024 run up in grand rapids, michigan as he has done before in 2016 and 2020. maybe it's a little bit of superstition. maybe it's just tradition.

but that's where he will wrap things up in a big "primetime" rally later on in michigan. back to you guys. >> brian: aishah, just a quick question. people want to know are this early vote, new voters or cannibalizing election day? do you get the sense that the trump team has a sense if they're creating more voters or they are just making -- or just urged them to vote early? >> >> aishah: no, no. this was really targeted -- the trump campaign in conversations i have had with them. they had a plan early than they were going to go after low propensity voters. people who have never voted before and try to register them. they have done that in nevada. were able to really add to their rolls they have done that in georgia and michigan and i believe north carolina as well. which is why they are so pleased with the early voting numbers. four battleground states where their internal numbers show they have more republican voters, new

voters than the democrats do. they are feeling very, very good about early voting. and those newly registered voters, and they are expecting that red wave, you know, republican voters tend to turn out on election day. and they are expecting that to happen tomorrow. >> steve: let's see, aishah, very much. in particular when aishah talks about low propensity voter what they're aiming for young male voter. historically and unfortunately that has been the least likely demographic to actually show up and vote. when you look at 2020, 18 to 24-year-olds were the least likely age to vote in that elections. and far fewer men than women. now, when it comes to older people, people over 65. about 75% of those who are registered actually show up to vote. so, trump is actually -- and, brian, this is kind of to your point, is he trying to essentially find new voters. people who have not been part of the system. and his message has resonated,

particularly with a lot of young men. if they show up, they say he can win. >> ainsley: i'm reading articles saying it really could come down to pennsylvania. because, she has to win one of those three blue states. and -- actually, she has to win all three. it looks like. >> steve: the blue wall? >> ainsley: yes. he has to only win one. you would think that's in favor of donald trump. if she is doing better in wisconsin and michigan, then it comes down to pennsylvania. >> brian: yeah, because of your interest in pennsylvania i asked bryan llenas to go to pennsylvania. >> ainsley: i appreciate that. >> brian: where donald trump and harris will both be there today. bryan, thanks for honoring my request and going to that vital state. >> you're welcome, brian. anything for you at the election eve. vice president kamala harris, her ground game is really about flooding the zone. and that is exactly what they have been doing. while the trump campaign is going after low propensity voters. the democrats are really relying on just shear numbers.

for instance, 90,000 volunteers have knocked on 3 million doors in the battleground states over the last weekend, last week. so, that's gives you an idea. today, the vice president will start her day and end her day in pivotal pennsylvania. she will start in scranton, door knocking there. she will come here to allen town. this is majority hispanic community. you will see on your screen that is pennsylvania's 222 latino corridor. hispanic voters are the fastest growing population here in pennsylvania. and they may very well decide it all. after she has rally in allentown targeting fat joe. reading part of la dean know corridor to go to a puerto rican resident with governor josh shapiro. and then she has two major rallies and concerts tonight. one in pittsburgh. the other in philadelphia. all centered on getting out the vote. we're talking about lady gaga,

katy perry. ricky martin. the star power being used to hopefully energize folks. >> geraldo: campaign look at the early vote in pennsylvania 1.7 million people have turned in their mail ballot that is a small fraction compared to the rest of the vote we are expecting to see here. 75% of the vote in pennsylvania is still out there for election day tomorrow which means minds could still be changed. i spoke to undecided voters in line during early voting in pennsylvania. you could just tell that some of these women were just agonizing over their decision. >> to be honest with you, i'm still weighing it. i know my mind wants to do one thing. my heart wants to do another thing. so, it's a -- it's an interior, you know, a struggle. >> there's things that donald trump are great. there's things that harris, you

know, she supports the women. i think win should have the right. i think that's a personal thing. i supported trump before. >> okay. >> i just my decision. >> bryan: in michigan yesterday harris did not mention trump as a candidate. as she tries to sell undecided voters on unity her surrogates like president biden are saying stuff like this at an event in scranton, pennsylvania. >> there is one more thing trump and his republican friends want to do. they wanted another giant tax cut for the wealthy. now, i know some you have guys are tempted it old guy i will tell you what, when i was in scranton. we used to have trouble going down to the plot once in a while but i'm serious. these are the kind of guys you like to smack in the ass. >> speaking of mixed messaging,

yesterday at her rally in michigan, guys, harris really talked about putting an end to the war in gaza. there is a huge arab american population here, here in pennsylvania there are ads on the internet that are really targeted at 300,000 jewish voters here that can make all the difference. those ads are talking about how she will defend israel's right to defend itself. and so that is the kind of messaging here. every single group matters in a group that is deadlocked here in pennsylvania, guys. >> steve: right, there is in allentown. we thank you very much. bryan llenas joining us live. >> ainsley: going in pittsburgh. in pittsburgh you were saying it's right down the middle. >> steve: they all go there it's interesting they talk about how the democrats are putting all their efforts into the get-out-the-vote tomorrow. according to the "wall street journal" they talked to a senior harris official who says they are on track in all the battleground states win every close race if they can get the

people to show up who they think they can get to show up. >> so, lawrence, no offense, but seems georgia, not getting as much -- get a lot but not getting as much attention as pennsylvania you know, it should we are talking about 12,000 votes the last time that joe biden has won this state by. it definitely matters. at the beginning of the show i don't think it's close because of the energy that i feel within the state. they definitely want change. but, when you look at the dials. when you look at the focus from democrats, they have been trying to flip this state for a while. and they have the infrastructure in here. the one thing that former president donald trump benefits though from is brian kemp's machine. he has a ground game here that's been successful. they mended their broken relationship. and they are side-by-side in this state and i think it's going to pay off. one thing i want to bring y'all's attention to yesterday i was on a flight and talking to this voter. she is an older woman.

she straight up told me she is not happy about her vote. before she said that she is going to vote for donald trump. but she was not able to tell her children that. and so, bryan llenas was talking about the agony for some voters there are a lot of voters that feel some sort of shame because they are choosing the economy over every other issue. they feel like they gave the past administration a shot. they said they were going to bring the temperature down. well, they didn't bring the temperature down and gas prices and grocery store prices went up. and so. there is a pendulum that is swinging in this election. howe it's going to go, none of us know. >> brian: let's talk about one thing that the president former president needs. i think it's nikki haley supporters. they have been having trouble lining up schedules or whatever the teams are doing. one thing is clear if you watch nikki haley with dave mccormick she is for trump. if you read the "wall street journal," which i'm sure it's going to be cycled around, you will understand that she is unequivocally for trump.

here's a quick excerpt the title is trump isn't perfect but he's the better choice. and she goes into detail about what he has done and what he has done in the past. and how they worked together. it was 100,000 votes in pennsylvania for her. for nikki haley. and i think that she puts it in black and white now. there is no hedging. she is for him. >> ainsley: it can't hurt to have her on the stage. >> steve: absolutely not. we told you this last week. she told the trump people i'm on standby. we don't know if the trump people asked her to write. this what it says it's for the people like the ones, lawrence, you have talked to and particularly the people that bryan llenas was just talking, to the undecideds. she writes there are a lot of people with mixed feelings, they like what he did. donald trump, but they don't like his tone, his excesses or convex. to those people nikki haley says it's not a referendum on him. it's a choice between him and kamala harris.

and then she goes through the list of the issues and on the issues donald trump would be a better president, she says. >> brian: the biden-harris agenda, has made the world far more dangerous. our southern border is our most pressing security threat. biden and harris have made it dramatically worse. this debacle in afghanistan not only created a terrorist state but weakness that sparked russia's invasion of ukraine. appeasement of iran unleashed this regime and pursue war with israel and terrorist proxies. there is nothing exaggerated in any of those words. >> steve: no. >> brian: that is a fact. a ripple effect. that was not her policy that she recommended to trump. and it was not what trump did. >> ainsley: lawrence, we talked over the years. being on this curvy couch together, that crime has gone up all across our country that is a big issue with immigration and people committing crimes that aren't supposed to be here legally. we played all that video, remember back in 2020 when

california shoplifters were running into malls and to knee numb marcus. >> steve: smash and grabs. >> ainsley: if they stole under $950 it was considered a misdemeanor and got a slap on the wrist, basically. now california has realized that was a mistake. kamala harris was trying to bail people out during the riots of 2020. she was a senator at one point in california. and so this is an issue in california. so now they are trying to tighten it up. now they are saying please vote yes for prop 36 to make it tougher. to say make it a felony if you shoplift. if you try to sell illegal drugs. and kamala harris was asked about this yesterday, lawrence. and when she was on the campaign trail. you voted? yes. i have mailed in my vote. i sent it all the way back to california. they asked her how she voted on prop 36. listen to this. >> have you returned a ballot to california and how did you vote on prop 3 #? >> so, i have -- my ballot is on its way to california. and i'm going to trust the system that it will arrive there. and i am not going to talk the

vote on that because, honestly, it's the sunday before the election. and i don't intend to create an endorsement one way or another around it. >> steve: funny. >> lawrence: can you believe that? one of the top issues of our time, which is all the crime that's happened in california, people are openly going to places just stealing, with no consequences and she doesn't want to take a position because of the election? i think at her core she remains that san francisco, california liberal and, ainsley, no one has done a better job at this than you prosecuting her record every single day. saying all the positions she had before. suddenly when she became the 234078 knee she changed her position. just the latest example. >> ainsley: i think she is realizing it's safer to be vague. >> steve: it's worked for her so far. >> ainsley: we know where she stands on these issues. we know her voting record. >> lawrence: of course. >> steve: sunday before the

election i don't intend to create an endorsement one way or another around it. that's all she has done for the last months. she is trying to create -- listen, axios nailed it. because they had a -- they had a story that they posted yesterday. it's called -- it's about her. they call her the no comment candidate. because this is the strategy. they have calculated it is safer to be vague than be called a flip flopper or a lefty. and this makes her governing plans a gigantic question mark. and, in fact, if she loses, her team is going to be blamed for leaving voters in -- you know, in a fog. what is she? what does she stand for? >> brian: if she changed her position? why don't we believe it? weak on the border in 2014 i did something with transnational gangs? what are you for the wall? i'm for the wall? no, i'm not saying i'm for the wall. it's a vanity project. that's what they called it when trump was for it. now i want to pass bipartisan

bill. she has no idea what's in it. asked by transgender care by bret baier. you voted for transgender care for prisoners for illegal immigrants in prison are you for that? goes i'm going to follow the law. that is not a position. follow the law. they asked your opinion. now in california one of the biggest issues in this country is crime. are you going to change the 2020 sentiment of defund the police. let them burn the police station down in minneapolis. have you changed and evolved? she says no comment. in california, if this passes, it will show the error of their ways and of that ridiculous governor they have out there and her. and she weighs in on it she could say i evolved in change overcorrected. i think the american people should demand answers, it's not okay to say no comment. >> so, brian, just to build on that. if you are undecided right now,

do you want america to look like california? right? just go through all the experiments that they have gone through in our lovely state. actually a beautiful state that they destroyed. but the people in their heart have good intentions. but the ideas just don't work and they elected her over and over again. they elected her as attorney general. san francisco district attorney. then they put her in the senate and then they just catapulted her to the vice presidency and the nomination. if you like california and the direction it's going, then kamala harris is definitely your candidate. but, if you don't like it then maybe you should vote for another candidate. >> steve: rome, georgia. speaking of california ainsley has news from the gulf coast. >> ainsley: quincy jones died last night surrounded by his family in los angeles house. jones worked with several huge names in the music industry frank sinatra, michael jackson and more and won 28 grammy

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i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. >> what happens that blue wall? >> well, they voted together, just about every time going back 40 years maybe michigan's 14 electoral votes isn't right for the picking stays with the democrats and kamala harris and likewise going to vote the same way maybe wisconsin does as

well. right now we are at 251, harris, 251, trump. so, pennsylvania has got a lot of mail-in ballots. we believe it's going to be a late night in pennsylvania, regardless. maybe into wednesday, even. in the southwest we have been watching the polling in arizona. watching the early vote as the well. we see some republican strength out there. i will go ahead and give arizona to trump. and that brings us to nevada. similar story, early vote has been very strong for the republicans. democrats, they have got time to catch up. but for now let's go ahead and nevada six electoral votes to team trump. and that leaves this one right here. this is the keystone state of pennsylvania. 19 electoral votes and under this scenario, however it comes down. would determine the next president of the united states. >> ainsley: that shows you how close it is. kamala harris and donald trump are blitzing across the state election eve.

deadlock two tied in the biggest battle ground prize. joining us to discuss is michael whatley. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, guys. >> ainsley: good morning. very important day and election. as bill is pointing out, it's so close. do you think it's going to come down to pennsylvania? >> i think it certainly can. we have seven states around the country that we have really been focused on, arizona, nevada, north carolina, georgia, michigan, and of course pennsylvania. so everybody has been spending a lot of time there because we know how absolutely critical it is and we are very, very encouraged by what we saw during the absentee voting period. >> ainsley: my sources are telling me it looks like trump is going to win north carolina, arizona georgia and has a good shot in nevada that brings it down to pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. kamala would have to win all three of those. donald trump would only have to win one to become president of the united states. do you have a good feeling about that? do you think that's a possibility? i mean, i guess it is a possibility. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: i guess it is a

possibility. do you have a good feeling about it? >> we have a good feeling in all three of those states. when we look at the early vote, be a tennessee and polling. all three of them tell us we are in great position to win it on election day. our message to every voter has been very consistent. we are in a great position to win but we have to win on election day and we need everybody who supports donald trump to go vote, vote, vote. >> ainsley: okay, what do you expect in the senate? the senate toss-up races are michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. when it comes to bob casey running against mccormick, does that just come down to a down ballot if you vote for trump you are voting for mccormick? >> i think so. we feel very, very bullish about montana and we know we are going to win west virginia. right there to be able to carry the senate. when we look at pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, it really is requesting to have coat tails from donald trump behalf. is amazing to me is the hundreds of millions of dollars that the democrats are spent trying to hold on to those seats. and at the end of the day, it is going to come down to the voters

making that choice and we feel great about eric hovde and mike rogers and dave mccormick. >> ainsley: for the d.a. mccormick race, do you believe that poll? "new york times" siena college. down 5 points. >> we see we are in great position to win on elections day. all of the early vote, absentee vote numbers we have seen are extremely encouraging. make sure we get it out. what we saw with the in person voting in pennsylvania where six hours lines down the stretch in republican areas. the enthusiasm is extremely high and donald trump is going to be closing out today with two different rallies in pennsylvania. and we're really encouraged by what we seeing on the ground. >> ainsley: i don't know how he does it. four different rallies today. three different states. now, when we looked at the emerson poll. when you looked at iowa it. has donald trump up 10 points above kamala harris. 53 to 43. but then yesterday, everyone was talking about this new poll out of iowa. "the des moines register" poll where harris is getting 47% and

trump is getting 44%. what do you know about an the pollster there and what was your reaction to this? >> our reaction is that that is clearly an inaccurate outlier. i talked with governor reynolds and senator joni ernst, both of them yesterday morning. both of them feel that that is a very inaccurate poll. it doesn't track with anything else that we have seen on the ground and honestly, if it were a real poll, we would expect to see kamala harris at least advertising there, if not visiting. so, you take in the sum total of where we are, we feel very comfortable with iowa. that's why we never deviated from our core battleground states. that's where the president has been for the last week. and that's where we are going to wrap up today. >> ainsley: michael, we kept hearing the ground game. all comes down to ground game. congratulations on doing such a good job. 50% of america. almost 50% already voted which is just wonderful. thank you so much. wish you all the best. >> thank you, guys. >> ainsley: you are welcome.

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♪ >> brian: fox news alert right now. iran threatening to use more powerful warheads in next attack against israel. really? fox foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from tel aviv. trey, is this for real? >> trey: yeah, brian, good morning. bracing for another attack as the supreme leader promises crushing response to the strike.

coal khamenei posting out on x. echoed by top iranian officials through state media. a senior israeli official telling fox news that last week israel is preparing for a possible ballistic missile attack but indicated iran could try to close this round of conflict with their next response. others pointed to a possible strike by iran's she a in iraq with the threatening from iran rising. the war continues on the ground in gaza. two israeli soldiers were killed in ground fighting in the northern part of the strip over the weekend. reports indicate dozens of palestinians were also killed in israeli strikes over the past week. with limited information coming outs of northern gaza, it is difficult to confirm specific numbers. shifting now to israel wants northern front, where ground fighting continues against hezbollah, while the group continues to launch hundreds of rockets over the border. over the weekend, the israeli navy special forces conducted a raid into lebanon injuring a senior hezbollah official. the event in the coastal city

marked the first time that such a raid has occurred since the third lebanon war began. >> we tried to go outside and see what was happening, and there was a voice telling us to go back inside. state security. so someone had gone out and saw what was happening. i reached the door and heard this voice. go back inside. sstate security.>> end the warsl and hamas. >> along with hezbollah, these key iranian proxies across the region but clearly the americans are concerned about more direct confrontation between israel and iran. given the fact they have recently deployed more b-52 bombers to the middle east and another carrier strike group. brian? >> brian: so, trey, with all this action war and talks going on. is anyone talk about our election? >>ner they are. >> certainly israelis are watching what is going to happen

tomorrow in the united states. they understand the outcome of the election for the state. the ability israel has to against middle east. the country is not only firing ballistic missiles at israel but also continuing that nuclear program getting closer to a bomb, brian? >> brian: unbelievable. yeah, we know exactly where both parties stand and it will be dr. matted tuckly different for the middle east. trey, you know that better than anyone. less than 22 hours before the election. more than 24 million votes cast in swing state georgia. more than half 9 voters in the state. what are they saying this morning? lawrence jones is talking to them live at the eggs up grill. it has been sold out since 4:00 a.m. in that battleground state. lawrence? let them loose. >> lawrence: it's like we're in a stadium. this is overflow room here. [cheers and applause]

>> lawrence: u.s.a.? let's talk with some folks. it's amazing. so you have already voted. [chanting trump. [] >> what was the main issue for you when you went to vote? >> well, the border is a big issue. those people don't work and we are giving them money like crazy. and i have worked all my life. i'm literally 72 years old. i didn't start drawing social security until i was 70. you know, it's just ridiculous what the democrats wants to do. they are ruining this country. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: a lot of people agree with him. i'm going to my friend what's your name? >> lawrence: what was the main issue when you went to the polls? >> the main issue is the fear of people voting in a direction that's going to take our economy in the wrong direction. my biggest priority is my family. i have three children if our economy doesn't change it's going to be a hard candy christmas this year.

>> lawrence: may not be a christmas. >> that's true. >> lawrence: thank you so much, i appreciate it. [applause] >> lawrence: meet my other friend have you not voted but you promised me you are going to vote. >> yeah i vote every time. >> lawrence: when you go tomorrow are you undecided by the way. >> no, i'm very decided. >> what got you to that decision. >> i love america. i love trump and i love jesus christ. >> lawrence: thank you so much. it's so easy, isn't it? let's go to the other room. [applause] >> lawrence: we're going to try go to the other room. all right. we got another room. what's up, everybody? [cheers and applause] all right. i want you to meet my friend here. you were telling me you are passionate. what kind of work do you do. >> i'm an ekg technician redman. it's a great place to work. with the economy going on, people can't afford to come to

the hospital and pay for their bills and surgeries and everything. it sucks out there. >> lawrence: you were telling me earlier not just the grocery store prices when people need healthcare they can't afford that. >> they are having to choose between one or the other. >> lawrence: who are you going to vote for now? >> trump. [cheers] >> lawrence: as you guys can see in rome, georgia. we got a fired up crowd and more of it after a quick break on "fox & friends." don't go anywhere. ♪

>> janice: good morning, my friends. watch the weather if you are voting early. fox weather.com has your election day details. we have a lot of lightning. we had the potential for tornadoes earlier and a lot of hail and wind with these storms and heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding. that risk extends from central texas all the way up towards missouri and we will watch the potential for heavy snow over the rockies and the northwest. there is your severe storm threat throughout today with the risk of tornadoes from dallas up towards st. louis and we will see the potential of heavy rain

tomorrow across the mississippi river valley. historic. michigan, wisconsin swing states there and snow over the rockies and higher elevations. make mention this is going to be our next storm system tropic wise move over the gulf of mexico the next few days. we need to monitor this. we do expect it to become a hurricane and possibly effect the gulf coast this weekend. we will keep you up to date. all right, steve doocy, lots going on in the weather department. >> steve: no kidding. janice, thank you very much. legal challenges already underway in several states ahead of election day as you can see from that map right there in the state of georgia. republicans now appealing after a judge rejected their lawsuit aimed at blocking counties from opening offers to let voters return their absentee ballots in person over the weekend. supreme court rare statement rejecting not to counsel pennsylvania's provisional ballots that had a variety of

mistakes. here to discuss the ongoing litigation and there's a lot of it. fox news legal editor kerri you are urbahn, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: start with that case in georgia. they said okay, if people want to drop them off in person, state law says okay. so let them. >> and state law there apparently allows counties to have the discretion to open offices after hours as well or extended hours and they did that the rnc was frustrated because they said this was unscheduled. you are doing this at the absolute 11th hour. we weren't ready for that courtsided with the state. the rnc did have a win with poll observers allowed in. because the director of elections there in fulton county had said no one could come in because they weren't official election offices, you know. >> steve: right. >> the secretary of state said no, no, no, no, no. this is not what we're going to do here. if we are going to treat them like polls that means observers

can come in. >> steve: talk a little bit with this pennsylvania case where, you know, when people mail in their mail-in ballots you got do like five things. people screwed things up. and then those were set aside. now, according to the supreme court, the u.s. supreme court in particular mr. alito, okay, it is a concern but it's only two ballots. >> right. i thought that was super interesting that the supreme court issued a statement like that. they don't do that normally. it was to reassure voters who maybe are panicking with what they are seeing in pennsylvania and other places look. we not only agree with denying this request, meaning that that stays in place. but you just need to know we are going to reassure you it wouldn't have made a difference anyway. >> steve: if it comes down to two maybe they will revisit it but not going to. talk about not two but 200,000. 218,000 ballot applications. the secretary of state in the great state of arizona apparently these people were

able to register without proving they are american citizens, and that's a problem. >> it's a problem because it's required by arizona law. so you have 218,000 people who apparently registered without this proof of citizenship. >> steve: right. >> apparently because it's some kind of glitch in the computer system. but a court ordered arizona to release this list by today and what's going to happen apparently is the group who was suing to get this list made public, they are going to immediately give it to the various counties to match up what they have, as far as citizens are concerned and also going to give to the arizona legislature. so that could be interesting. because, obviously, i don't see how there is any way they can get that done in time by tomorrow; however, i wonder if that will generate some litigation if, in fact, it turns out that people were non-citizens voting in that election. >> steve: the worry is that the people who are actual american citizens won't be able to vote and that's when -- >> -- that's why they will cross-reference it. >> steve: exactly.

kerri, why so many lawsuits right now we haven't done the official count yet? >> my opinion on this is that it really goes back to covid in 2019. that's when widespread mail-in voting was introduced. and state laws around it some of them are unclear. at love them -- all of them have rules governing typically like you were saying earlier, signature, dates and envelopes. there is ambiguity sometimes. what is a signature? what is a date all that kind of stuff. that combined with the fact that we moved in this country towards election season and not elections day. when these two things converge, of course, there is going to be a clark. if i was going to characterize the nature of the dnc lawsuits vs. rnc lawsuits. the dnc is focused on amount of mail-in ballots. people have access to them. they filed lawsuits saying people didn't get them or get them in time. rnc challenging the h validity f mail-in ballots and rules governing around them. >> steve: thank you very much

for dropping by and explaining what is going to happen. >> thank you. >> steve: 5 minutes before the top of the hour. it's election eand we have a bunch of great guests in the final two hours of "fox & friends." oh, look, hannity is getting up early. ♪

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