♪ >> steve: straight up, 7:00 here in new york city. it is election eve. it's a monday in november, november 4th. and this is "fox & friends." well, both major candidates hitting key battleground states today for closing arguments as polls remain a coin toss. >> we have momentum. it is on our side. can you feel it? [cheers] >> are you better off now than you were four years ago? [no] >> brian: candidate kamala harris has key issues some say all issues while undecided voters could decide this race. >> my mind wants to do one thing my heart wants to do another thing. i'm not inclined for any one candidate, honestly, but it's just hard, very hard this time.

>> ainsley: and nikki haley making her case on why donald trump is the better choice for president this election. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ oh, sometimes i get a good feeling [cheers and applause] ♪ i get a feeling that i never ever had before. >> lawrence: look at this crowd. all right. let's go. what's up, georgia? [cheers and applause] look at this crowd. believe it or not, 12,000 votes separated donald trump and joe biden in the last election. and the folks here are saying not this time. [chanting trump, trump, trump] >> lawrence: a quick poll, who already voted? [cheers] and who is going to go vote

tomorrow? [less cheers] >> lawrence: more early voters this year that's big. let's talk with some folks. i was talking with you earlier, what is the biggest issue facing this country, lady? >> immigration and the economy. >> lawrence: the economy? >> um-huh. >> what about you. >> immigration and economy. we have got to get these borders under control for the safety of our country. >> lawrence: what's the most important issue? >> food and gas prices, too. that's a big issue. can't hardly pay your rent. light bills or whatever. it's a big issue. we need trump back. >> yes. >> lawrence: we continue to hear that no matter what swing state we go to it's all about the economy, guys. it is those grocery store prices. being able to afford the basic needs. when people try to make this emotional election, it's just not resonating with folks that just can't afford groceries. i will send it back to you all on the couch.

>> steve: what an excellent crowd at eggs up. i know you will wind one a beautiful breakfast before you end it. they have got something on the menu shrimp and grits omelet. i love shrimp and grits. i like the idea of that. >> lawrence: you know, ainsley has been encouraging knee work on my diet. so i have been trying to do well. when you come to these diners, you have to eat the food. >> steve: of course. >> lawrence: just a requirement. >> ainsley: i let you eat whatever you want, my dear. >> brian: she is all over all of us. why are you eating? how many calories? >> ainsley: lawrence, you grew up in the south. do you like grits? >> lawrence: oh, yes. we eat catfish and grits as well. >> ainsley: it is good to mix the grits. if the grits are on your plate and eggs are next to it sometimes scoop it up in one bite together. >> steve: the key is the cheese in the grits. cheesy grits. >> ainsley: wonderful. >> steve: number with breakfast. >> brian: president trump is holding three four rallies in e

swing states today. aishah hasnie joins us. the huge crowd is already lining up. aishah, describe what you see? >> aishah: first of all, are you guys going to take my order for breakfast? am i getting grits as well? i want some now, too. >> brian: you are better off with uber eats. >> aishah: i'm going to do that. we're in raleigh which tends to be a blue city but look at this crowd. jason i'm going to have our wonderful photographer pan around and show you how many people have shown up for this very early morning rally. people have been here since, i mean, some people have been here since last night, to be honest with you. got in line at 9:30 last night. most people got here at 3:00 in the morning. i made some friends i want to talk. to say hi, you guys, good to see you again. i'm here with diane and tony and where did lee go? lee is here. okay, you guys are coming out

here because, tell me why you wanted to see the former president. this is probably his last rally. what does it feel like for you? >> well, for me, donald trump, other than ronald reagan, is only politician in my lifetime who has done what he said he was going to do and did that i love him. rereminds me of my dad. is he a good businessman. he means what he says. he loves us. he loves capitalism. he hates marxism. he understands history. he knows what is important. >> aishah: you waited in line three hours the other day to vote early. are you surprised by the early vote? it's like shattering records in north carolina. people are getting out and more republicans than democrats. >> no. not surprised at all. it's not the same as 2020 and 2016 a lot of different things. we don't have covid and all those other things. different two. presidents run side boo side. can you compare their records and not subjective i'm not surprised at all. >> this is your first rally tell me why you wanted to out here.

>> it's history. donald trump is for us. he doesn't care about the rich washington elite. is for the every day american. we need that in a president who is here for us. even during covid life was so much better under trump forget covid he would have won in a landslide had we not had covid. >> aishah: you were back here at this spot in 2016 he was filled with energy you got up there and realized at the end of the day things never stated is you realize he doesn't need to be here and he is -- there must be an incredible love for this country to do what he is doing. that's what we felt in 2016 we are feeling it today. >> aishah: awesome. thank you for talking to me. we appreciate it. north carolina is such a fun place to be and such an interesting unique state more

than half the state 53 -- probably even higher percent has voted. the trump team is super excited because more republicans registered republicans have voted than registered democrats. pretty good for him. >> steve: right. exactly. the more people vote early, the easier it is to count them tomorrow and that's the idea. >> steve: aishah. >> aishah: you got it. makes our job easier. >> steve: i just ordered you some french toast. stand by. they will be there in a minute issue oosh i love it. i'll take it. >> brian: quick thing, when it comes to north carolina, does it show the former president is worried about north carolina about all the all the visits ise making to close it out. >> ainsley: maybe the governor's race concerning some people. a lot of the northerners are moving down to north carolina.

wherever the candidates are going today says a lot they need a little help. in particular, kamala harris is all in on the state of pennsylvania. bryan llenas is in that state before harris and trump shows up later today. combings down to both of their pictures today if you haven't early voted, you have got to show up tomorrow. >> bryan: yeah, that's exactly right, steve. vice president kamala harris is going to be hitting all these rallies, urging people to show up to vote tomorrow. the majority of the vote is still out there here in pennsylvania. vice president harris is starting in scranton today. she will be knocking on doors there with canvassers and

volunteers to do just that she will come over to allentown targeted the puerto rican voters. allentown is majority puerto rican. then she goal to reading. that's where aoc will be and the governor. they goal to a puerto rican restaurant as well there. and finally she ends her day with two star studded concerts in pittsburgh and in philadelphia. she is relying on this star power to drive out that voter turnout. she will have lady gaga, katy perry, ricky martin and fat joe performing and speaking today harris campaign is continuing to highlight that insult made by that comedian at that trump rally calling puerto rico an island of bar badge ads and t-shirts all around that is trying to rally the puerto rico vote here more than half a million voters could swing this

election. there is still 57% of the vote that is still out there for election day. we spoke to women in line as they were early voting. and they were still agonizing over their decision. >> hbo 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 -- an interior -- you know, a struggle. >> there is things that donald trump are great there is things that harris is -- you know, she supports the women. i think women should have the right. i think that's a personal thing. i supported trump before. >> okay. >> i just -- it's my decision. now for the first time as a democratic nominee harris held a rally and did not mention former president trump by name as she tries to close election eve today with a message on unity. i got say, steve, 90,000

volunteers. a million doors knocked is what the harris campaign is touting in the battleground states over this last weekend. and one thing i can't stop thinking about, steve, is whether or not they will regret not choosing pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro as the running mate with this entire thing riding on pennsylvania. >> brian: yeah, especially, bryan when you watch how great he was with bret last week on "special report." very relaxed. handling all issues. no demands. >> ainsley: what you are hearing though, bryan, was it his choice or did they ask him? >> bryan: a lot of background reporting and innuendo here that ultimately did seemed as though his personality wasn't going to necessarily match with harris. is he a type a personality and leader. that's what we have been hearing sort of on background. ultimately, yeah. we will see. >> steve: i read a story yesterday that i think said that the obamas were all on board with tim walz. they wanted tim walz to be the

running mate. ultimately, that's who she picked. >> yeah. and, honestly, the thing about shapiro is that he knows how to win here. and that's the thing that, you go around and 60% of the people, he gets the vote. and police officers, people in all different red counties, it's been mind boggling for me since it happened. and as we are here in this last week, it's the one thing i'm just like, you know, she is spending her entire day here. and she had shapiro. i think this could have been in the bag for her. we'll see. >> brian: also some people say with him being jewish, that might be a turn-off to the arab population in michigan. >> steve: we will know more on wednesday. thanks, bryan. >> brian: lawrence, i want to deal you in with what came out yesterday, and i got a text message from someone in the trump camp, a higher up a said this is better than an appearance. i looked down an attachment to this story, editorial in the "wall street journal" from nikki haley. who got over 100,000 votes in

pennsylvania. trump isn't perfect, but he is my choice. and this excerpt says i don't agree with mr. trump 100 percent of the time but i do agree with him most of the time. i disagree with harris all of the time. that makes this easy for us. those of us clear-eyed enough to see mr. trump's flaws and honest enough to acknowledge them. question is whether we are better off with his policies taxes spending immigration and energy and national security candidates miles apart and trump is clearly the better choice. lawrence, this goes a long way, i would think, but i don't know how many blue collar people read the "wall street journal." your thoughts? >> well, i would just say, this what is it the 4th of the month of november? >> steve: day before. >> lawrence: all our bills are do on the first of the month. just do the tally. compare your life right now do this moment and what you have to do and what you have to pay for. how much money you had in your bank account to four years ago.

and i think for some voters, it's just that simple. the one thing that they are combating right now and i hear this from a lot of voters, is people putting pressure on them, telling them that it is the right thing, not a reason why, but the right thing to vote for kamala harris. because, she is more pragmatic from their point of view. she is not as bombastic. that is the point of view of her campaign. but, you got to choose what is best for your family. i will never tell people how to vote and who to vote for. you got to choose what is best for your family. i think if it comes down to that, it's donald trump's elections. >> it's interesting to watch this election unfold because both of them have been in office so we can compare their records. we have seen more people vote early this election. it's been so impressive. 77 million votes have already been cast. that's nearly half of american voters. and that's either early or mail-in voting and both of those have become so popular. maybe that's because they became

popular and easier during covid. personally for me, i went. the line was too long. i left. i had something to do. i went back another day. the line was real little quick and i already could check that box and say i voted. i think a lot of people are doing that this is what it comes down, to according to my sources that it looks like trump will win north carolina where you are lawrence in georgia. arizona a good shot in nevada. that only takes him to 268 though he wouldn't win with that he would have to win either pennsylvania, michigan, or wisconsin. and kamala has to win all three of those. >> steve: you know, we have been talking about a lot about the polls and battle grounds. it's too close to call right now. "the washington post" of all organizations, has got a really interesting story out this morning. it talks about how every swing state is within the margin of error. so there's a possibility that whoever is leading now could actually go in the opposite direction. because, the feeling is that if

one swing state poll is wrong, the methodology is wrong in all the states. one candidate could win all seven. and they look at historically over the last couple of cycles, the polling error. for instance, in 2016, that polling error under estimated trump. if that polling error occurred today, trump would win all of the swing states. in 2020, the polling error -- same polling error that happened in 2020 happened today, donald trump would win six of the seven swing states. however, if the 2012 polling error, which was the year mitt romney vs. barack obama. if that same methodology were used and that same polling error happened today, kamala harris would win six of the seven. so the whole point is, the methodology is imperfect. and there is a possibility one candidate could sweep all of the swing states.

>> brian: nbc says that so far trump has an advantage on men by 18% to harris has advantage wih women 17%. where you are, lawrence, one thing that has the trump camp kind of concerned is the early voting has been great but more women than men. and a lot of those guaranteed voters have not shown up yet for democrats. those logically the virtual guaranteed to show up. they are wondering why the behavior has changed. and what we're going to learn from this in the end. it makes it so much harder to predict. >> lawrence: brian, let's go talk with some women maybe they can give us insight what is happening here. i pointed you out earlier because i knew you had stuff to tell me. they are saying this race is real tight here in georgia. who in georgia would have thought it would be tight again. the they are saying the key demographic is women.

how are you feeling about this election? >> i feel like it's going to go towards trump. because the women are for trump. you know, we're middle class women. we're the ones that have to buy the groceries and pay the bills and we know what is going on. >> lawrence: so the question is, ma'am, i'm going to ask your friend next to you. so you got the grocery prices and then you have got the abortion issue. and that's targeting a lot of that abortion issue to women right now. what matters more? that issue or the grossry prices? >> well, definitely the grocery prices. i have a 32-year-old son that is barely making it buying groceries. he pays his mortgage and that's it. abortion is very -- oh my goodness, it's heart wrenching. but it's just everything we need son-in-law happiness. we need trump. >> lawrence: grinning. i might as well get your thoughts. why is it close in georgia? it used to be a solid republican

state. y'all even got a republican governor and you got two democrats that are senators. why is it so close here? what changed? >> we had a lot of people come in there is a hollywood tax credit that changed the profile of metro atlanta. so we have a different voter in the metro than we do out here in what i call real georgia, god's country, where we have lived here for a really long time and we know what our values are and we have turned out strongly over the last three weeks to vote for those values. er county in georgia is a border county. question of the crowd as we get a live look. georgia go back to red or does it remain blue? >> red. >> lawrence: this somewhat people. back to you all. >> steve: we will know. >> ainsley: thank you so much, lawrence. harris' flip flop on far left policies leave growing questions

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>> brian: we're just one day away from election day and the harris campaign has yet to clarify their position on a number of topics. that according to a new reported in axios. gillian turner live at the white house. >> gillian: hey, brian. blitz across swing states she did not add any more detail on policy platforms on key issues like immigration. obviously an issue that has voters in some key battle grounds like michigan and pennsylvania. those are now border states expressing unease about her record on immigration. take a look at this. harris herself declined to say over the weekend how she filled out her own california ballot on a tough on crime measure. listen: how did you vote on prop 36? >> 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 about the vote on that sunday before the election and i don't intend to create an endorsement one way or another around it. end immigration attention and support executive actions path to citizenship all this promising a new axios report out calling quote no comment candidate harris' strategy clouds how she would govern. her rival, former president trump has yet to put forward details on his own signature plan to deport millions of illegal immigrants. but his stance does remain clear. >> i'm here calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen or a law enforcement officer. >> so neither biden or harris are here at the white house

right now. president biden is going to head back here in a few hours. we don't expect to hear anything from him today publicly, brian. harris, for her part, continuing her blitz across pennsylvania. presumably we will see her back in washington tomorrow. >> brian: interesting the white house people quietest the day before election day. gillian turner, thanks so much. let's bring in harris campaign surrogate. democratic senator chris murphy to respond. senator, how do you feel about harris no comment candidate when it comes to this issue in particular prop 36 out in california? very specific detailed piece of legislation very conservative republican james lankford that would dramatically on the border. allow the president to shut down when crossing got too high.

nobody gets to stay in this country 5 or 10 years asylum claims being processed. donald trump killed that bill. republicans and the border patrol. i don't know -- i don't know about -- i don't know about california's ballot questions. i live in connecticut but i'm just saying this idea that people don't know what kamala harris is for on immigration is just not true. very. >> brian: get to immigration. >> that donald trump opposes. >> brian: can i just show you on prop 36. it's pretty specific. they are essentially going to they are essentially going to put in hard criminal stop -- stop the penalties stop being easy on the criminal. be tougher on crime. make shoplifting a felony, increase penalties for drug charges. certain drugs, fentanyl, heroin and cocaine. make them tougher. require warnings of possible murder charges for selling or providing drugs. if you want to be tough on

crime. why not just say how you voted there. >> yeah. i heard what she said at the outset of the show that she is not interesting in weighing on california ballot measure she is can i compare the two candidates records on immigration less today donald trump was president. at the end of donald trump's presidency less safe. crime has come down under joe biden and kamala harris. >> brian: strong argument from the party that gave you defund the police? you have got to be kidding me who is tougher on crime? trump or her? >> 100 percent? >> look at the data, right? crime has come down. we have. >> brian: fbi revamped their crime stats. they revamped their crime stats and went up to 4.2% increase. >> that's not -- that's -- that's not true. urban gun homicides have come down in this country by 20%.

mass shootings are 20% fewer this year than last year. it is just absolutely true. >> brian: let's say that. >> gun homicides in this country and i know that's inconvenient but that is the truth. >> brian: senator, do you know what's the truth you had an opportunity to show you are tough on crime by saying i back the ballot measure that shows the fossilly of the easy on crime policies that she was a part of but she says that's not up to me i want you to hear she does not answer that question. she also didn't answer these questions are you still in support of using taxpayer dollars to using inmates illegals to transgender. >> i follow the law it's a law donald trump follows. >> you called the wall stupid, useless and mid evil vanity project. is a border wall stupid. >> well, let's talk about donald trump and that border wall ha ha ha. let's remember donald trump said mexico would pay for it?

come on, they didn't. how much wall did he build? >> do you want to build some wall? >> i want to strengthen our i want to strengthen theborder. >> brian: use illegal aliens in prison i will wall. why i will not pay for that because that's not where the american people are at? >> what is interesting to me is that, you know, estimates are that 40% of all trump's ads are about transgender kids as if that's the biggest threat to this country? i mean. i heard folks on previous segment talking about grocery prices. that's not what people care about. they care about prices and public safety campaign should be about transgender kids.

and as for the border wall. i'm fine with building some additional border wall. but we had funding in that bipartisan border bill to put border agents. more technology. cross the border and donald trump opposed it. >> brian: i think it's great that you three worked on that with sinema. it was a starting point. and you had 8 people. democrats in congress in the senate weren't going to vote for it and they didn't allow any amendments. having said that, that's got to be something that people share if you are going to do immigration reform. i'm going to add to that. the senate is something you also care about. jamie raskin on with bill maher over the weekend. and talked about if you get the majority what will happen focus. >> stuck with filibuster on the senate side. we got to deal with that, too. i think that's what this campaign is about.

when we say we are defending democracy against the autocrats, plutocrats, theo democrats the dictators and despratts, it's a little bit deceptive it implies that democracy is a static collection of institutions and rules. actually, democracy as lincoln knew is an unfinished project. it's always in motion. >> brian: he says the focus for him and the party are making puerto rico a state. blowing up the filibuster, and getting rid of the electoral college. kamala harris speak for herself. every democrat has own set of priorities. when it comes to the filibuster we should go back to the old fashioned talking filibuster. if you want to filibuster stand up there and have the courage to explain why you are against it i don't know if filibuster minimum wage make less money.

>> brian: what about do you want -- go ahead. >> kamala harris said that's part of her platform? you can debate individual members of congress' priorities or we can spend the last 24 hours of this campaign talking about the differences between kamala harris and donald trump. they are the two people that everybody in this country are going to be voting for and kamala harris' agenda is to grow this economy from the middle out. make our streets safer, work on bipartisan immigration reform. donald trump's agenda in the final few days of the gain seems to be to divide us from each other. talk about massive tax cut for billionaires. >> brian: he doesn't have a tax cut for billionaires. >> i mean 85% of his -- 85% of his tax cut that he first term went to top we got peanuts for the rest of us. we got peanuts for the rest of us. >> brian: that's a lie. people that benefited most from the tax cut is the middle class. and now you have an opportunity

to renew those tax cuts because they are come up -- they are going to expire. >> that's just not true. 80-plus percent of that tax cut went to the very, very wealthy. the corporations got a bigger tax cut than they even ever imagined. by the time donald trump was done as president our economy was in free fall. this economy. >> brian: that t. was the pandemic. you know the economy was. >> than any president. >> brian: they were lost during the pandemic. if you count the numbers. >> yeah. pandemic that donald trump -- a pandemic that donald trump badly mismanaged. >> brian: more people died under biden with a vaccine than died under trump without one. >> yeah. listen, my fo folks in connectit care about jobs and manufacturing jobs. what we have seen is a renaissance of manufacturing jobs in this country in the last few years. we got to do better. we got do more. we frankly have to find a way to bring republicans and democrats together around real industrial

agenda. >> brian: that would be great. >> much more likely that that happens under kamala harris than under donald trump who was never able to bring republicans and democrats together, unfortunately. >> brian: well, i mean, have you seen joe biden do that? all right. >> i have seen him do it on infrastructure and guns and seen him do it on infrastructure -- on industrial policy over and over again. joe biden was able to pass significant bipartisan legislation. >> brian: ends with 40% approval rating. donald trump is at 47. we will see what is going to happen in 24 hours. senator if you are if i, thanks so much. >> thanks, man. >> brian: meanwhile, straight ahead, trump and harris make their final pitch to georgia voters as the state breaks early voting records. lawrence is live in the key battleground state, next. ♪ at harbor freight, we design and test our own tools and sell them directly to you. no middleman. just quality tools you can trust at prices you'll love.

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♪ >> janice: good morning, everyone. we have a tornado warn storm for oklahoma city. let's look at the radar that's moving across the oklahoma city area. so a tornado warn storm meaning we are seeing doppler radar indicated rotation that's good until 6:45 a.m. central time. that's a big deal. we had several tornado warn storms in oklahoma yesterday. at least seven. that's going to be a concern not only for parts of oklahoma, texas, towards arkansas and up towards missouri where we could see the threat more severe storms including tornadoes today. have a way to get those watches and warnings, especially if you are voting early. this is your election day early. more of the storms moving across the mississippi and ohio river up towards the midwest. it's cold enough for snow by the way over the higher elevations of the northwest and the rockies. and then this could be raffaele in the next couple of hours.

a tropical storm and then eventually a hurricane as it moves, we think, over the western half of cuba and then into the gulf of mexico this weekend. so that's something we're going to have to watch as well. as for georgia, a swing state, i think the weather is going to be wonderful, lawrence. back to you. [cheers and applause] >> janice: today and tuesday. hi, everybody. >> lawrence: they love you, j.d. >> janice: love you, too. >> lawrence: all right. we're back here in georgia. this is a fired up crowd today. [cheers] >> lawrence: so, everyone always says that the next generation we're in trouble. i think it's different for these gen z voters. tell me as gen-z voters what is the top issue for y'all. >> so for me for someone who is about to graduate next year, for me it's the economy and immigration. i have tons of friends who are still unemployed, who have not landed a job a year later after graduation. one of the things i'm concerned about is how much taxes am i going to be paying next year.

listening to the democratic plan? what am i going to be paying next year. >> lawrence: what about you sir? >> economy and immigration. recorimmigration record high. economy is totally in the garbage. everyone is living paycheck to paycheck no matter how much you make. it's crazy and absurd. >> lawrence: do you worry about buying your first house? >> i'm really afraid i will never be able to buy a house if the economy keeps going the way it is. >> lawrence: something has to change, right? let's talk with folks back here. how are you all doing back here? what's your name? >> carolyn stall stalwart. >> what's your. >> i have three, economy, immigration and health. i'm so glad that president trump has added that to his key policies. absolutely. then the age that i am and i was fortunate to be healthy until i was 75. so, i know personally, what the

young folk. his age and with food, et cetera, being a major cause of our illnesses. i'm just ecstatic that. >> lawrence: r.f.k.? >> yes. >> lawrence: thank you so much. let's talks to your husband. is this your husband? i assumed that i got to right? everybody is talking about black males and the record support for donald trump. can you tell me why there is this explosion within our community? >> that would be a very difficult question for me to answer. i have been a republican since 1962. [cheers and applause] so, but, you know, my primary objectives are to get young people to the stage in life where they are willing to work for the things they like to

attain. the problem we have in today's environment, so much has been given to them based on tax dollars, this is why our economy now is in the garbage can. >> lawrence: that's why we have got so much inflation. >> absolutely. >> lawrence: we have a massive crowd here. we have the front row joes here. we are going to talk to them later. we have a big show coming up on "fox & friends" live from georgia. [cheers and applause] >> we will see you all in a bit. ♪ the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you.

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heavyweight electorate in this election is really hispanic men. i think, ainsley, that men are going to be the stars of this election when we tell the story of what happened. hispanic men. they want to be proud providers. they love women. the way they show their love they provide and protect. yes, they want to protect women. i know this is a big issue now. and so they want the economy and that will allow them to provide. interesting that the hispanics, they are -- they poll even higher on wanting the border secured than the general population. that's something i think that democrats didn't expect. >> ainsley: because they did it the right way? they did it the right way. many of them lived in the communities where so many of the illegals end up. and so they are competing for the resources that some of them need and want that's bart of it. another is cultural. another is abortion.

community. this whole idea of transitioning children is frightening to everybody. hispanics in particular. they are very proud of even our language is masculine and feminine. they like the idea of feminine and masculine and they don't want someone indoctrinating their child other ways. >> ainsley: you went out on the street of new york city to talk to migrants. >> i did. >> ainsley: you wanted to find out what tax dollars are being paid for. let's watch a clip and talk about it on the other end. .[speaking spanish]

. >> ainsley: day care? >> a that was shocking to me all kinds of information for clothes. by the way some of the stories stories i heard. my heart goes out to a lot of these people. however, day care in new york city as you know is very expensive. and what was interesting about this man's story is his wife was working. i think a lot as well in venezuelans who come over, they seem to have some sort of permit to work. the wife was working in the restaurant. he was not working. he had one child. what the heck are you doing? why is he -- why are we paying for day care? i think this realization that this is obviously a magnet attracting people over when it is so easy for them to get these service was the services are very generous and as we have learned on our show through

interviewing city council members in new york city. operating the hotels in new york city they want this to keep going. a lot of people are making a lot of money. >> ainsley: that's right. you can watch part one tonight at 4:00 p.m. eastern on foxnews.com. thank you, rachel, congratulations on new network. >> rachel: a plus on spanish. >> ainsley: i did take 8 years. you would think it would be good but it's not. thank you for coming on. >> rachel: you got it. >> ainsley: heading to pennsylvania election day breakfast with friends. ♪

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