[cheering and applause] >> trace: i'm trace gallagher it's 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 here in

los angeles and this is a special to our election eve edition of america's late news, fox news and night. >> we stand there in devoting place and make a decision. i think when you make that decision might be good of you to ask yourself are you better off than you were four years ago? >> trace: 60 minutes from right now on the east coast it is election day, one of the most pivotal elections of our lifetime with both candidates making their very final pages. former president trump ending his campaign with a three state swing. raleigh, north carolina,, reading, pennsylvania, and pittsburgh, pa. where like a rag and he with a final question. >> are you better off now than you were four years ago? >> are you better off now than you were four years ago.

>> are you better off now than you were four years ago? >> trace: he's not done. he's currently on his way to grand rapids, michigan, where he closed out his 2016 and 2020 campaigns. and what is likely his last campaign rally ever. we will take you there live shortly. kamala harris made her final pitch only in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. >> let's get out the vote, let's get out the vote. let's get out the vote. let's win! >> trace: speaking for a mere 11 minutes at her next-to-last rally in pittsburgh tonight. more than 80 million voters have already cast ballots. the poles pretty much all over the place but they are also very tight. and both campaigns now prepared for historic legal battles. so who's the next president of the united states? let's see if we can give you some keen insight. we have team fox coverage.

the senior white house correspondent jackie heinrich in philadelphia but we begin with -- we begin with brady in michigan. >> the preprogram here just wrapped up so pretty soon former president trump will take the stage for his last rally before election day and maybe his last rally ever. as you noted in the intro, former president trump ended his campaign and closed things out back in 2016 and 2020 here in grand rapids. this city cares a bit of symbolic and maybe superstitious meaning for former president trump. at this rate its looking like this rally could wrap up some time on election day in the very early morning hours. this will be the former presidents fourth rally of the date followed by a stop in north carolina and two in pennsylvania. while onstage in pittsburgh not long ago trump gave to go shout outs. 12 podcast or joe rogan who

posted on x tonight that he's endorsing trump. the other to an unlikely politician. that would be joe stein with the green party. she could turn out to be a spoiler candidate, especially in states like michigan where arab american voters are casting their ballots for stein to protest the bite inherited ministrations handling of the war in the middle east. >> i just came over the wires that joe rogan just endorsed me. thank you joe. that is so nice. and he doesn't do that. i love the green party. i never met her but she might be one of my favourite politicians. >> the trump campaign says its happy with the early voting numbers that it seeing so far. it says that early voting here in michigan suggest that compared to 2020 the rural turnout is higher and that the urban turnout in the big cities

like detroit are more muted. that would bode well for the former president. we will find out very shortly if that is what bears out on election day. >> trace: thank you. meantime vice president harris on her final day of campaigning focusing on pennsylvania. the senior white house correspondent jackie heinrich's life for us in philadelphia with the last-ditch effort to persuade voters in the keystone state. >> the harris campaign is keeping thousands of folks here entertained in the cold as the vice president wraps up four other stops in the state by a rotating cast of speakers and entertainers. they've spaced it out by piping and rallies that are happening live in other states as well. we've been out here for hours. harris really just doesn't want to waste even a second left on the clock, especially in pennsylvania. they report today that democrats are already beginning to wonder

if things might have been different for them with pennsylvania governor josh shapiro on the -- on the ticket with harris. today there was a headline in "the new york times" that said in pennsylvania republicans stress optimism while democrats just stress. the harris campaign it really hasn't been talking much about this early voting data. when they have numbers they feel good about they do share them. like when they said that women make up 55% of early voters across the battleground states. for the last two days we have received a very few hard numbers on a young black and latino early turnout. instead we've got numbers of how many doors they knocked on or how many calls they made. they do maintain they have multiple paths to 70. it might end up being that republicans embracing early voting ended up driving turnout among lower propensity voters. we are seeing a big push for in person voting tomorrow in the final stretch harris has embraced a messaging change deciding not to mention trump by name once after they expressed

concern that all the talk about fascism might not be... also notable in the final stretch, harris has spent most of her time in cities trying to lock down the democratic base whereas biden in 2020, the last two weeks of his campaign included stops in florida, three in ohio and one in iowa. >> trace: thank you. to bring the author of truth, the future of america first, former republican presidential candidate... it's always nice to have you on the show. you have become very good at processing numbers and politics overall. what do you think going into election day, are you confident for the former president? >> i am confident. i think there's two possibilities here. one is that we all have our heads stuck in our own echo chambers in our algorithms and

cable media filters. we are wrong about this. i don't think that's what's happened. i feel confident when i travel this country and see people on the ground without cameras or algorithms in between, a level of energy for donald trump, especially amongst nontraditional audiences. i think that momentum shift is positive. i feel good and cautiously optimistic heading into tomorrow. i think we could have a rebuilt coalition on the other side of it. a republican party that looks really different than a republican party of 2000 and in a way that grows with this movement is really about it. >> trace: it's all about demographics. a lot of the democratic party... here's the harris support among female voters. you can see she is plus 16. the democrats believe this might be enough to push her over the top. do you believe that as well or do you think there's enough mail boat to be able to counter that? >> i think there's enough mail

boat to counter that but i think more and partly there are also other demographic groups. talk about black and hispanic voters, gen z voters that have gone democrat. they are coming stronger for trump this time around. we're already seeing those trends. i think the answer to why comes down to economics. you want to look at the hard-core difference of $3000 per person less in their pocket and annual income under joe biden versus under the trump years. 9% average inflation under biden versus 2% under donald trump. a big one, this is one that i'm surprised we haven't talked more about in this election cycle. income inequality actually went up more under joe biden than it did under donald trump. is measured by something called the gini coefficient. that's is asked mike that some thing that democrats used to care about. regardless of how the media spins it it's bringing those nontraditional demographic groups over to donald trump this time around. i think it's for the better. >> i want to pick up on that quickly if i can. you look at the right track

wrong track numbers and put this up on the screen. 74% of the country believe we are on the wrong track. you would think that a kamala harris victory in this climate would be impossible. >> i think it is impossible for me to conceive of that happening. i think you have a lot of independent-minded people, even former democrats coming our way. we've had more illegal border crossings in the last four years that have at least been recorded compared to the rest of american history. you look at the economy under donald trump, prices stayed flat, wages went up. it was the other way around. so however you slice and dice it, i don't think people are going to swallow its, they understand in their pocketbook. they understand in the crime they are encountering. they are seeking truth outside of the normal media echo chambers. i think that's what this is going to prove. bone we wake up on november seventh i hope its as

early as the morning of novembe. if not even november sixth that we have a decisive answer and i'm looking forward to hopefully uniting the country on that. >> we are minutes away from election day. great have you on the show is always, thank you sir. >> trace: let's bring in political analyst... and the author of the big guy "new york post" columnist miranda defined. thank you for coming on. it really might all come down to pennsylvania. van jones was saying that he's worried about fili voters not showing up at pete maki had this to say and i will get your comment. >> philadelphia is where we got a big margin. overall it's been trending down not in terms of going towards republicans, just people not getting out to vote. the other thing that has me worried is the jewish vote in the suburban areas.

>> the jewish vote is big there but overall they do need to get votes out. >> they do. it always seemed a little iffy that kamala harris would be able to perform as well in pennsylvania as joe biden did it because joe biden is effectively a boy from scranton. he at least presents himself as that and after all delaware is pretty much a suburb of philadelphia. it's very close anyway. so she had a lot of grassroots support there. kamala harris is a liberal from california. i don't really think that the two match very well. >> trace: they had this to say today. i thought it was interesting. >> here the republicans growth and registration has been much greater in key places than the democrats. you would think that was really a telltale sign. now what we are hearing is also high early boat turn out much

higher than before. >> trace: registration early turnout. if they can turn some people out tomorrow these are good signs. >> i've got to say being part of the l.a. g.o.p., we are part of that new registration. we got to over 1 million registered republicans in l.a. county alone. from summer to summer we gained about 60,000 while the left lost 40,000 with a net loss in the population of 240,000 people. so what we are seeing there is a lot of individuals at home are sick of what they are seeing and i think it's going to be an amazing election. i think one of two things are going to happen. either it's going to be a straight blowout or it's going to take some time and court decisions but it's still going to go trump. >> trace: they are bringing out the big people. they brought barack obama out on the trail today. he kind of propagated something that's been knocked down a bunch of times but here it is.

>> why would you place your faith in somebody who instituted a so-called muslim band? who sat down for pleasantries with holocaust deniers. who said that there were very fine people on both sides of a white supremacist rally. >> trace: he's the former president. why do you have to propagate stuff that you know is not true? >> it's desperation at this point. this is what happens when the other team is losing. you can see tim walz earlier today where you see him getting kind of emotional about this. to me he looked defeated. you think about pennsylvania. one word comes to mind for those who are there. the keystone pipeline. that was something that had billions of dollars of wages attached to it and there were a

lot of people who depended on it. those were snatched by kamala harris and joe biden. so how can you tell me you were going to fix all the problems in my particular state or the nation when you've been the person who created a lot of these issues. >> he brings up tim walz. i wonder if you think that she would have a better shot at winning pennsylvania had she actually gone with josh schapiro , the governor pennsylvania over tim walz. what you think about that? >> i think it was an inexplicable decision if you really want to win the election. if she does lose i think in the postmortem, democrats will blame her for that very bad choice which she has claimed she made because of her gut feeling, because of the chemistry that she had with him. it was suspected that it was because she didn't want to alienate the sort of anti-semitic wing of the democratic party because josh schapiro is jewish. he has come out and be in quite an effective surrogate for her but it's not the same. i think walz has been an

unmitigated disaster. everyone would agree with that. he's been an embarrassment who's been kept in a corner like joe biden has. >> trace: i wonder you were talking about the numbers when you were at the l.a. county g.o.p. do you think that the former president trump actually has a shot at winning the overall popular vote? >> i think that's where we are right now. i wanted to say to anyone out there if you are in a red state like tennessee and you think my vote won't count because he will win anyway, we are at a point now that we need the popular vote. even like a talked about in los angeles, i think people shouldn't be surprised when they see those numbers come out because that win will just be the memorandum moving forward for our country that we are done with the wellness and i have officially, i know joking -- joe rogan came out to support, i'm officially gone dark mag. >> trace: what you think about

blackmail coming towards the former president, is it happening? >> i've never been -- never seen some any people so proudly going msnbc and cnn said it they were supporting donald trump. this is a much different place in our country and democrats are really concerned because there is a realignment of the party. if you get black men to come out in big numbers supporting donald trump, the democrats have a major issue going forward for every election. >> trace: it goes on. thank you all. and just hours the only numbers that matter will be voters casting their ballots. in the meantime it gives us a chance to take a closer look at the final pulling before the big day. the senior national correspondent kevin corke is live in d.c. with the late numbers. >> is there something going on tonight? is there an event? what's the deal? good to be with you.

when it comes to pulling, most folks can find a little something to suit their political leanings. if they're willing to look hard enough. tonight that is still no different in what we have expected for quite some time. take for example the latest survey. if you like harris you are loving it. a four-point margin for her in that poll. now on the other hand if you prefer president trump then the neck and neck nbc news survey is no doubt more to your liking. if you are looking for more objective data consider the real clear politics average. tonight it shows the race remains neck and neck at 48.5 apiece. nguyen -- here's why some people ignore the poles or are maybe confused by them. "the new york times" survey has harris leading an four battleground states nine and tied into others out of the big seven. harris op four, tide two and even in one.

the real clear politics average has mr. trump leaving in five battleground states and trailing in two others. this is also from the rcp, the real clear politics pulling, it is predicting tonight trace that former president trump will win if everything holds them. however, harris would win if she can hold all the blue wall states in that scenario she gets 270 unless trump wins virginia in which case he would win 281 to 257. i'll be here with you no matter what. >> trace: we will get back to you in moments. let's bring in... to get some more on these numbers. on wondering what do you think teemak do you think there is still the silent trump voters that are being undercounted? >> there is. thank you for having me on tonight. we are in the classic stage of a

fog of war as military strategist would say. pollsters are all over the map. i use my model premised up on great pollsters that help me guide me through this. and we have a great radar. they show us that there are indeed trump voters that are new to this whole exercise of voting republican for the first time. it's young african americans, it's young hispanics. for the first time. now gearing toward the republican party. near coming up through the ranks so that's what we are seeing. we will see that tomorrow in a very big way. >> trace: they said this on special report and i will get you take. >> when you add the increase in republican registration, you look at the early voting advantage and the urban areas like philadelphia where democrats are underperforming,

you begin to see a pattern that there's kind of a big lump under the rug here. i think for trump that may be they have not been picking up. >> trace: is he borrowing some of your information there? >> i appreciate that. he's a gentleman at a scholar. frankly we saw this a while ago. i worked for president reagan on his pulling team pete maki was able to create the template that trump perfected. inverted the party as we know it. african americans, latinos, asians are all grabbing -- gravitating toward the republican party. it's a middle-class broader spectrum party. that is new, it's a broader base. it's going to be in perpetuity. >> trace: you've got arizona trump plus 90.

georgia trump plus three. north carolina trump plus one. nevada trump plus four. is it significant? >> it's extort nearly significant. let me tell you why that's happening. you cannot manufacture pure intensity or raw enthusiasm. this is organic. it's coming up from the ranks, like a rising head of steam and it's being driven by these new voters and by these new ranking republican voters of all classes coming in favour of trump. that's why i think we will have a nice decisive victory in a day >> trace: what are you looking for, where we have a president by tomorrow night? >> i think we will and he will start to see surges in place of you didn't expect like an update new york, pennsylvania, even in the far west. i think we will win nevada. put the ghost of harry reid to rest once and for all. >> trace:

>> trace: coming up how the mainstream media it is driving the candidates in the final hours of the presidential campaign and is the poll showing harris leading in iowa getting too much credit from the media? we will dig into that coming up next.

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>> trace: we are 32 minutes and 27 seconds away on the east coast at least from election day. it's time for our nightly check-in on how the liberal media is covering the contest. >> trace: >> members of the mainstream media are making some closing arguments of their own. watch. >> this is the most important election because he is the most dangerous man to have ever sat

in the american presidency. >> he's talking about bring a marriage had -- america together, the sort of things that americans have long said they wanted. consensus, a compromise, unity. >> it seems to be a common focus on trump's so-called violent rhetoric. especially after some of his most recent controversial comments were aimed at the press >> harris invoking martin luther king jr., trump closing with more violent rhetoric. >> a dark and our want to be autocrat donald trump who today, hours head of election day, stands in the starkest contrast ever to this very diverse, a very sunny positive message from vice president kamala harris. >> the host of last week tonight john oliver took a break from his usual satire to say this. >> there's one final thing i'm going to be genuinely excited for on tuesday and that is if

donald trump loses this election, he's basically finished. [cheering and applause] >> what to be great to live in a world where he is no longer an active threat just an annoyance. >> after watching coverage on other networks tonight there is one thing that is very clear, no one is certain about what is going to be the outcome of election day. >> trace: these shows are like soap operas. thank you. let's bring in the trump campaign media affairs director sonny nelson and a host of that can't cancel rob smith podcast, rob smith. thank you both for coming on. the cnn data guy says it could go a couple of ways. >> as we stand here one day before election day, i really don't know what's going to happen. it could be razor tight or could be a blowup in either direction. i've never known less going into election day. >> trace: we really don't know, that's a whole thing.

we are getting good indicators. >> we are getting good indicators. i've tried to spend a lot of time this cycle not focusing on the punditry and focusing on the breathless horse race that comes from those of us in the media. i want to focus on some of the numbers. i saw something that was interesting that caroline levitt tweeted today. that is in all of the groups that democrats absolutely need to show up, the numbers in early voting are literally tens of thousands less then they were in 2020. this is among women, among african american. this is data that is coming from crucial swing states. i don't want to get to overly optimistic but i think that trump has a much better shot than a lot of these people in the media are saying. >> trace: i want to play this. another montage. the media montage saying that kamala has this in the bag. >> she's going to blow the doors off.

>> i was at the airport in atlanta and i started randomly interrogating black men. every single one told me they were voting for kamala harris. >> i think they are going to be very surprised. i'm talking about the trump people. by what's going to happen on tuesday. >> trace: you looked shaken in your brutal little bit. >> the liberal media has been doing the bidding of the democrat candidate now for many years. we saw into any 16 they did it for hillary clinton. and 2020 they did it for joe biden along with the help of social media and they are doing it again for kamala harris this go around. i will say even with 90% negative news coverage is what president trump gets, he continues to get his message out to the american people. he rises above this negative coverage that he constantly gets. he takes his message directly to them.

>> trace: on the flip side of this, appears morgan had this to say tonight. >> i'm getting a lot of people who do not vote trump last time but who have prepared this time. they are prepared to vote for him this time to stop kamala harris from becoming president. i'm going on my guts i'm feeling he could end up winning quite a bit. >> i think that he has it right there. when you look at a lot of the people, there's a lot of never trumpeters who have come back into the fold. there are first-time voters that are very excited to vote for donald trump. there are people that used to be democrats that probably may have voted for trump in 16, voted for biden in 2020 and they are saying absolutely no to a kamala harris presidency and are coming back over to the trump. i think that the story that is not being told is that there are so many of these first-time voters and there's so many of these people that were

wishy-washy on trump that are coming back into the fold. i think that they represent a lot more people than i think people think. and certainly more than msnbc or the ladies at the view. >> trace: "snl" brought kamala harris on this weekend. the commissioner said you shouldn't have done that. msnbc try to give the former president some equal time. here's part of the ad that ran. >> remember, kamala and her friends broke it, i will fix it. the most important election in the history of our country, going vote. >> it looks like his new slogan is i'm going to fix it and was it enough connected it compensate for what they gave to kamala harris? >> president trump got to go and deliver a very concise closing message directly to the american people right then. that nbc are...

because while kamala harris was skipping an event in michigan with voters actually trying to earn their vote, president trump got a chance to give his direct message to the american people who were watching that nascar race and watching the nfl. i think we've got the better end of the deal here and kamala harris probably knows that. >> right side of your screen we can look at that, kamala harris is stepping up to the podium and philadelphia. it is her final rally of the campaign. maybe we can listen in for just a few seconds here. >> and the first second gentleman of the united states, my husband. it's good to be back. it's good to be back and be with so many incredible leaders including bob casey, let's send him back to the united states senate. [cheering]

>> i want to thank all the outstanding artists and performers who were here tonight and sharing the gift that they have with all of us. i think you also very much. to everyone here, thank you for taking time out of your busy lives to be here, for us to all be here together showing who america is, that we are all in this together. we are all in this together. philadelphia are you ready to do this? [cheering] are you ready to vote? [cheering] are you ready to win? [cheering] >> it's good to be back in the city of brotherly love. where the foundation of our democracy was forged. here at these famous steps, attribute to those who start as the underdog and climb to

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>> trace: the impact of the female vote is well documented and we know two former democrats who believe women are on -- around the country should throw their support behind former president trump. let's bring in... it's way to have both of you on. i know you are an independent voted for barack obama, you are now voting for the former president . i want to put this up because this is a female voter in georgia. she explains exactly why she's voting for donald trump. >> what are women telling you, how do you feel about the selection? >> the women are for trump. we are middle-class women, we are the ones that have to buy groceries, pay the bills and we know what's going on.

>> is she right? is that how you feel? is it one of those things where there's problems all over but things are also really expensive >> absolutely. i have a 22-year-old daughter who told me that she spent $16 on a small sandwich at a local coffee shop. she has a friend who was attending grad school in new york who paid $27 for a small salad. i got -- i got some take-out soup the other night at a little mexican place that was $18 for a bowl of soup. cost of groceries, cost of gasoline and electricity, cost of housing. i think cost across the board are sky-high. i don't know how we can make it through four more years with -- i don't see it getting any better. >> trace: they said this and he's worried about this. i'm wondering if you agree with him. >> what i'm worried about is you are counting on some women who

are independent republican women to vote for harris. is that going to materialize, is the gender gap going to be what you needed to be? or minority voters going to come out in the numbers and are you going to get the margins that you want to their. >> trace: you moved from the left to the right and they are hoping that a lot of you will move back toward kamala harris. what would you say to him? >> i think that he is spot on. people are going to be disappointed. the numbers that are going to come out of illinois in order to be disappointing. we are at a point where we cannot continue to do what we've been doing and win you look at the economy, when you look at the migrant crisis, when you look at the money that has been spent, when you look at the fact that sanctuary cities are hemorrhaging money, that they

really didn't have. now you are asking the taxpayers to pick up the tab. that's the problem for people. and the people who show up at the polls are going to reflect the fact that we are not happy about this. i keep reminding people that i was a lifelong democrat. had never even thought about voting republican. if you go back to some of my earlier twitter responses, you will see that i was not a fan of donald trump at all. it to be here today saying i already voted and i voted for donald trump, and win i tell you that i've been out talking to people, and getting people to not only come out and vote but to support president trump, and the numbers are looking good, i think that we are going to see some of the highest republican vote numbers in illinois that we've seen in the history of voting. i think that it's going to be a testament to how people are really feeling right now. >> trace: this is from the

former california republican party chair. watch. >> how can you be a leader and i'll tell people your position on key issues? crime, is that no one of the biggest issues facing america today? she's literally afraid to tell americans here's where i stand on this. >> trace: that's what he's saying. she didn't explain exactly where she stands. >> and there was a news clip or a segment that i saw a recently where she was being asked what her position was on prop 36 specifically in california. >> that's the one that's going to knock down prop 47 which legalized crime. >> she claims to be tough on crime. at the same time she supported defunding the police and she was tweeting offering support for people that were rioting and looting and the system bailing them out. when she was asked what her position was and what she voted on 36 and she refused to say. what she does she said something very loud which was i'm not

willing to vocalize my position, i'm not willing to say that i'm tough on crime. we have this insane crisis at the border. we are riddled with crime right now. as a mom it's a concern for me. we live relatively close to the border. so i think that. >> trace: the border was the big thing that pushed you into the republican party. >> yes, it was. when you think about the money that has been spent to house and support migrants and the fact that these sanctuary cities are cities that had a lot of budget issues in the first place. so to send people in that needed to be taken care of, you to compile that crisis and just made the people who are already there, the people who are already struggling, places where crime was already high, now you're asking us to sit back and allow you to take care of and support other people and not

support us. >> trace: have to go. appreciate your time so much you are the best. thank you. coming up how 18-year-old barron trump and his best friend bo allowed and are helping the former president went over america's youngest voters. he joins us live next on trump social media success with the so-called bro vote. germs for five times more cleaning power than brushing and flossing alone. get a next level clean... ahhhhh with listerine. feel the whoa! progressive makes it easy to see if you can save money with a commercial auto quote online so you can get back to your monster to-do list. super helpful. see if you can save money at progressivecommercial.com. thank you.

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♪ ♪ >> trayce: breaking news, joe rogan just endorsed former president trump and the man who helped get him? on of the joe rogan show? he is now joining goes live, let's bring in barron trump's best friend, great to have you on the show pure cut out would like to say first of all, the independent road to this about you and barron trump i decided barron trump's bastille art of pod casters, the unofficial gen z recruits despite being barely enough to vote, they are officially recruited on the team trump to help the oldest presidential candidate in history tab into the nanosphere and capture the broke boat. how did you do what? >> i think we just look at what was going on and what was trending, were all the eyes were in news and media and audiences

not reached. and we were like why are we not going after those? trump has all the poll and to support, why not get him on somebody's shows and podcasts to swing a few more young people? i think they are more in line for trump than ever,, they do not see that side of him that they media tries to suppress a heavily pure we are able to go to him to these younger audiences it was awesome and did well. >> trayce: it is working, joe rogan just endorsed per that is the whole thing, you guys have started something that is just snowballing how do you feel about that? >> i think it's awesome, i think joe rogan saw some of his closest allies and friends and smartest people he knows, getting behind trump so heavily, people like on most, dana white, my friend, these are all his closest allies, we have seen him

get behind trump one than anything else they are doing in his couriers puke it is a pivotal moment in history, going to make strowman the right side. >> trace: avenue about 30 seconds left, want to know of these young people, that you are influencing and drawing towards the former president are going to come out and vote tomorrow. >> hundred percent, trump promised to make college more affordable, kamala harris and joe biden promised to make it free in 2020 and they failed per young people are 100% for trump, everybody will get owned there and vote, we're fired up and ready for it. >> trace: great to have you on the show, best of luck to you, and barron trump. speaking for coming on. >> my pleasure. >> trace: almost midnight on the east coast, we are minutes away from election day, over special coverage kicks off withr the second hour, fox newats at night. start to break away from uc with tremfya...

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on the east coast, with the polls just opened, 9:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight... ♪ ♪ election day, at least on the east coast, it's officially here. no more campaign, no more rallies, no more polls telling us pretty much nothing except there is no clear outcome in this presidential election. we have marianne rafferty with the latest on the kamala harris campaign, we begin with our senior national correspondent kevin corke was a very latest on the trump campaign. >> good evening, we sprinted to the finish and what is printed has been! either candidate let's just suppose they get frequent flier miles, they will be said for quite a while. that is a case for the former president, talking board sprinting just a day stops in north carolina, pennsylvania and tonight into the great state of

michigan. the last go around for a man that has won his party's nomination toward what times and says this is his political swan song when or lose, of this is of course tonight on the former and hopefully we will get a chance to hear from him as he gets a chance to speak to the crowd there any michigan. in a bit of a surprise tonight i also apostles along to you, if you are watching our coverage earlier you saw this podcast are, joe rogan officially endorsed the former president in the race. you said as much on the heels of the big interview with a fellow trump backer elon musk, mr. trump reacted to the endorsement earlier saying is we think joe rogan, that is so nice. certainly could not hurt. >> trace: cannot hurt, a bunch of people who listen to him. kevin corke, thank you. meanwhile vice president kamala harris on her final day of campaigning focusing on pennsylvania, marianne rafferty live with more on the

harris-walz last ditch effort to persuade pennsylvania voters. >> last digit effort indeed, vice president kamala harris making her final page to voters in philadelphia and the most win state of pennsylvania. kamala harris attempting to woo voters with big's liberty names like katy perry who performed in pittsburgh, lady gaga hussein america in philadelphia and oprah winfrey who introduced the vice president as well. kamala harris starting her day in the hometown of scranton, heading to allentown, she even went door-to-door herself trying to convince voters who still may be on the fence. the kamala harris campaign sunday dispatched 90,000 volunteers, across the seven battleground states. they'll knock on 3 million doors in the final weekend of the election and according to the latest "new york times" seen a college poll the candidates are tied in pennsylvania. kamala harris made a 17 trips to the keystone state compared to

15 by president trump, also not measuring trump's name her rollie speeches ahead of election day. senior campaign officials say the plan is to "close fully positive ". kamala harris has no public event scheduled for election day, she already has voted by mail. >> trace: thank you big as brink and gianno caldwell along with political analyst and foreign policy expert harley lippman great to have you both on, quickly got joe rogan endorsement, big deal? >> begin, big deal if i'm being honest to there's a lot of people to listen to him religiously. and he is like many americans who felt like i don't know if you want to support trump until listening to him, he goes and endorsed him. >> trace: what about you on this one, harley lippman i'm curious, joe rogan trying to work a deal with kamala harris, he endorsed trump, is it a big deal and do you think that kamala harris should have gone on the podcast? >> it is a big deal, there's a lot of momentum that is going trump is a way that is surprising people at the last

moment. you really see it in pennsylvania now. a lot of the jewish vote has been very alarmed by the direction of the democratic party, and for the first time, it is a be of jewish people voting for a republican in the last century. >> trace: it really is fantastic. on the final day, harris not mentioning, the name donald trump. it's like baltimore to, he's not to be spoken on the final day. here is some of this, watch. >> this whole era of this other guy, what it has done with all that talk is having goes point fingers at each other and divide each other, it makes people feel alone. it makes you feel like there is nobody standing with them. >> trace: nothing for months, calling him hitler and now he's not to be spoken of? >> kamala harris has been walking and talking "snl" skid

for quite a while now, now it's like, okay,, maybe i will speak about the issues that talk about people versus donald trump. it is quite the turn of events. election day, we are here! [laughter] >> trace: at will not imagine his name one big trick trump's as it may come down to getting votes out tomorrow, listen to what he says. >> mr. trump: hopefully every thing will work out well, all we have to do is close it out. [cheering and applause] if we get our vote to there's nothing they can do, it is one of those deals where we are leading every swing stayed which is unheard of for the republican party. >> trace: republicans happy about the early voting and voter registration, if it gets votes out of, it could bode well, what do you think? >> i think so. as you know pennsylvania is a swing state and i think the democrats badly miscalculated by

not picking draw schapiro who is popular not only among democrats but republicans in the state. they will pay big price for that as well as a fog that i think the jewish vote is going to matter because for the first time, jews at too many of them not feeling safe, and the democratic party. they are not standing with the jewish people in the fight against anti-semitism. >> trace: it is interesting, marco rubio is saying yes kamala harris is doing well with females what trump is doing better with males than she is doing with females. >> that may be some truth to that, they have been talking about the voter numbers in terms of women voting we do not know who they are voting for. that is an assumption i think most people are making, and i agree with hardly, they should have picked josh appear old. they did not and they turned their back on jewish voters in mass. we was to the results of that

tomorrow. >> trace: it's interesting -- >> today i should say. >> trace: today, your right it is midnight. casting of votes right now, we will go live there. is interesting, with that last day of the campaigning, joe biden was knocked around. >> it no surprise, it is a problem. people saw how he has been deteriorating for a while and nobody was really being honest about it. so this is where we have kamala harris and it is going to be, looks like it did back over the democratic party. >> trace: it'll be interesting. harley, thank you, gianno caldwell standby. now that the election day is finally here, let's tricomac and on how the liberal media is covering this presidential race, ashley strohmier live in new york. good evening. >> yes as a candidate kind of closing arguments, members of mainstream media make an closing

mark -- closing arguments of their own. >> it's the most important election of our lifetime because he is the most dangerous men to sit in the presidential seat. >> he is talking about her bringing america together, sort of things americans have longest said they have wanted, compromise, unity. >> they are also saying focusing on trump so-called violent rhetoric especially after his most recent controversial comments, more aimed at the press. >> kamala harris, invoking martin luther king jr. trump closing with more violent rhetoric, and donald trump who today, hours ahead of election day, stands into the starkest contrast ever to this very diverse and very funny and positive message from vice president kamala harris. >> they media and host of last week tonight kent john oliver took a break from his usual satire to say this. >> one final thing, i will be

genuinely excited for tuesday and that is if donald trump loses this election he is basically finished. [cheering and applause] we need to be great! -- wouldn't it be great in a world where he is no longer an active right. >> like a circus, after watching coverage on the other networks, there is one thing very clear, nobody is certain about what the outcome of this election will be. back to you. >> trace: ashley strohmier, thank you. let's bring back gianno caldwell, beverage director, jill simonian. great to see both baker it's been so long! >> so great! [laughter] >> trace: i want to play the side, this is will ferrell and it's will ferrell, watch. >> this election will be one of the closest in history, your vote will make a difference. that means you gary, blah, blah, blah, i'm just one person, no.

shut the [bleep] albot gary payton last time only a few thousand votes kept trump out of office. this time, we need you personally responsible, gary. >> trace: jail? [laughter] what you think? here is the think, i will always defend anybody's right to say what they want. >> trace: good. >> of first amendment pick however what i am tired of is this the liberty climate of it, the celebrity bullying that everybody else's crazy and we are wrong and we are bad people. that is what i'm tired of. >> trace: it's interesting, he was saying tonight on cnn he isn't worried about some of the celebrity endorsements, watch the one i don't think people understand, working people have to choose, the big cool concert of this week and pay the babysitting for that or try to figure out a way to get to the polls. idling these big star-studded events, i don't want people

going to concerts, i want people knocking on doors, out there fighting for this thing. am nervous, nervous, nervous. >> trace: what do you think? the beyonce stuff, the taylor swift stuff does it work? i get the feeling it is not, as certainly do not want to be told by some celebrity who devote for. >> and never thought i would be able to say that will ferrell, anchorman, is trying to gas i did the american people but here we are! this is only election day 2024 and what have we seen this entire cycle? things we would have never seen. [chuckling] here we are with these celebrities guide generally speaking what democrats do every election cycle, it has worked out for them many other times, you have elites making millions of dollars, symptoms hundreds of millions of dollars telling this guy who cannot afford gas because of inflation, high gas prices or groceries or the fact that his credit card bill is maxed out because you cannot

afford things due to inflation, it is his fault. i would take that fault, i will keep kamala harris out of the white house because it is fundamentally broken. a key if you configure these things on day one, figure seven now. >> trace: kamala harris by the way, a new hampshire, this is the first votes being cast into the 2024 election, we are dipping in, we are trying to figure out who is voting for who, we will let you know how the results come out, it is always fascinating, for years and years and had one of our correspondence covering these things week we will get the information of what i would like to play this, kamala harris saying what she has been saying for the past few days until today. listen. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump >> donald trump >> donald trump >> trace: we were talking about of this earlier, he is the name not to be spoken, i'll not sure.

[laughter] but it's an interesting case, yesterday she said the namath thousand times! >> right, i look at the rallies and when you look at a trump rally, the thing that sticks out to me is that he has galvanized a true diverse crowd, diversity of thought. everybody in those stadiums at trump rallies may not agree on everything when they agree as the direction our country heading and is wrong and they want to change it together be three we have trump walking out, we will keep monitoring this, we will keep going here. want to put this out, former president, this by the way is in michigan, where he held his campaign in 2020, last campaign on 2016 and it is tradition, his probably last ever campaign in

2024 when he steps of the podium. meantime, the iowa poll, 47-44 in favor of kamala harris. nobody spend a nickel on iowa, but now, this poll got a lot of traction even though pollsters say it is not real. >> that is the question, you trying to pull whatever will make them look good and this particular point. it is a ground game showing that he have momentum when i think there's a lot of democrats feeling as though they will be defeated. on election day today. i think that is the right sentiment because i have seen the numbers that we continue to see kamala harris underperform joe biden at his worst, we also know she was the most unpopular vice president in history and we will continue to see the numbers going into trump's favor, economy, immigration, americans believe that countries on the wrong contract. not much when you can do to show

you are "winning "food. >> trace: talking to democrats, they seem pretty confident. >> anything that is part of the mind game, is it not? i am no expert in politics and i never claimed to be but again it is part of the mind game, as a mom i will tell you one a safer country, i want our children protected from divisive rhetoric in schools like critical race theory, at trump's raleigh, i said -- i will keep transgender is meant targeting our youth out of schools, that is what i want as a mom. >> trace: let's listen lives ... [cheering and applause] [cheering and applause]

[cheering and applause] >> everyone: trump! [cheering and applause] >> trace: there we go, the former president, we had of this sound quiet down, he does this, if you go to any of his rallies he was standing at the podium, to talk to some people, clap, soon as the president gets up there and he starts his speech, dipping back in. meantime there is this.

>> as to want to be president trump because nothing fundamentally changed, i think this race was decided two weeks ago when people looked out of the numbers and the economy, now we are just down to just a few voters i think who may or may not change their mind on election day. >> trace: without legs bringing a pollster and political consultant doug kaplan, great to have you on it, why do you think of the undecided vote? do you think it'll break for doughnut from? >> anything good well, i think he has all the momentum right now. it is his race to lose. >> trace: yes, explained that to because there is a lot of riding on that. you look on the numbers, you know them a lot better than we know them. when you think the undecided voters will break for donald trump what are you basing that on? >> basing it on polling that we do on swing states, looking at

the very clear politics, averages in the last month, all we see is momentum for trump. we have seen kamala harris stall since that debate. >> trace: i wonder, is it a fair assessment to say if you are polling and you are advising at this point in time you would rather be donald trump and then you would be kamala harris? >> yes, i think trump is in a great spot. as long as it is a free and fair election. >> trace: i just want to put this out because of my pendant said he was going to look at this tomorrow, he was going to look at the following -- mark penn -- and i'll get your thoughts. >> new hampshire, i expected her to win break suddenly it's two points instead of five or six, means trump is looking to have a good night. the gender gap will be important and probably determines the race between what are you looking at?

>> it is a gender election, he is right. double-digit difference between males and females in this race, new hampshire, fantastic bellwether to look at. since president trump only lost of that stated by less than 1% against hillary clinton in 2016. >> trace: doug kaplan thank you for the inside. again those go back live it to listen to the former president . >> mr. trump: including our great mayor back there, that is our great mayor. i just want to thank everybody, very special hello to michigan, we will do some great things for michigan. [cheering and applause] we will do great things. we will bring the car business back, they won't remember what it is like. we will make detroit greater than it ever was.

i have been hearing about detroit for a long time, they were talking about the miracle of detroit, well, and we look we have to be honest has not happened but it will happen now. it will happen at levels you never thought possible. so for you, you have been so incredible. you will be very happy with the things we are doing. we killed of the biggest plant in the world that was going to be built in mexico. [cheering and applause] but i would like to begin by asking a question, are you better off now than you were four years ago? p no! >> mr. trump: over the past five years americans have suffered one catastrophic betrayal and humiliation after another, kamala harris -- [booing]

and true economic anguish at home, war and chaos abroad, an end nation, invasion on our southern border, some of the greatest criminals in the world pouring into our country. we will not take that, we will end that like immediately. [cheering and applause] and i happen to think it is bigger than the economy and i think every pollsters shows the economy and inflation the end of the border, the horrible things going on and i don't agree without. i think we have to focus in all of its. to me, when you allow thousands of murderers aid to our country, to meet when you allow the drugs can get pans of the world into our terrorists into our country at levels we have never seen before, that to me is a bigger problem. we will solve at all but to me

that is the bigger problem. [cheering and applause] we will have it taken care of, my message to you. and to all americans tonight, the message is simple, we do not have to live this way. we do not have to live this way, we are not living good, what do they do to this community in four years? is said to a group of people, what have they done? everything is a disaster including, nobody even knows the presidency of china, the call to ask a question about a war or taiwan or anything. who the hell does he call? we have a little problem in america, there is nobody to call. the probably end up calling me. [cheering and applause] who do you call? and remember, the rib that presidency away from joe biden, say what you are, we are not friends of joe biden.

is spent $150 million to go to that convention, never mentioned kamala harris, nobody knew who the hell she was. all of a sudden they picked kamala harris you would've though she was in last place, number 13, they had 12-foot plus, she was considered 13th. then they wanted to be politically correct so they picked kamala harris and they called her harris and nobody knew who harris was. who is harris? very nice name, strange name because nobody knows who she is. kamala. she was the least popular, she got no votes. she lost in the primaries to joe biden and everybody else, wrist one of their, for us want to quit, 22 people she left, never made it to the great state of iowa. now we are running against her. she has been exposed, she is a radical left unit tech who

destroyed san francisco. we do not have to settle for incompetence and decline and decay, that is in his word, dk. that is a nice word, decay we will question at. we can vote tomorrow, we can fix every single problem our country faces and lead america to glory. [cheering and applause] think of that, how beautiful that is. new heights of glory. >> trace: we will keep it dipping back in, as you saw, he really thinks he is the one to vegas this, that seems to be a new slogan of his campaign, breaking news here from dixonville, were the first votes are cast in the 2024 campaign. just allege know there were six people who voted and it was the same in 2016 at 16 people voted

and four of the votes went to hillary clinton, two went to donald trump. 2025 people voted all five of the votes went to joe biden. this time around, six people voted, and it was three for donald trump and three for kamala harris. there has been talk about a hampshire being closer this year than it has been in a long time and we shell see. dixville the votes have been counted, it is a deadlock. coming up with a border crisis one of the biggest issues of this campaign but how that play out today? the panel waysthat in, next. del ♪ ♪ just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals,

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i lose my daughter but i did not lose my faith, and i know -- [applause] -- and i know donald trump is the best choice. >> trace: the crisis in our southern border and the resulting migrant crime crisis drawing problems with the defeat of the biden administration, this presidential race one of the tightest ever, let's bring main arizona sheriff mark lamb thank you for coming on. that is a woman who lost her daughter literally days ago, she was at the rally tonight, one of trump rallies speaking about this and you know exactly the horror this woman is going through and you think it would be having a bigger impact or having a big impact do you think? >> i think so, i think people begin to notice how many

millions of illegal immigrants came in, before it was a border states complaining, now it is every state in the united states as a border state. illegal aliens are everywhere, they are spread out all over. was in no time you will see more and more crime and victimization by illegal aliens over american citizens because we do not know who these people are. when you come in here you are fully vetted, investigation, they talk to your neighbors to sivakov character you have any have to be healthy to come into the united states. we do not know who is here. >> trace: exactly, trump said this today about migrants coming in here, watch. >> mr. trump: the wants people to come into our country but legally, they have to come here legally. the after show they can love our country, the after show they did not murderers seven people along the way. >> trace: because sheriff mark lamb we have talked about this a lot of times, we do not know

what the people are coming in, we do not know their backgrounds got what they are capable of, even the fbi says we need to know who these people are and the threats they pose. >> that is right, this is a big fallacy of the left. they say the republicans especially donald trump do not care about immigrants. that is not true, we wanted them to follow the legal process and i do not think that is asking too much. because they are not following the legal process, the -- it grates real problems. border patrol at its height, four or five month ago the were able to only vetted about 5% of the people coming through per that is not acceptable. when you can only vetted 5% and some of those are criminals and murderers and gangsters from other countries, that presents a real problem for our country. >> trace: it really does in that is the whole thing, you talk about the dangers people have seen it and go back to lake and riley, and jocelyn and the list goes on and on. and you would think there would

be bigger outcries, at least i would, but nobody is covering age and that is part of the problem. they covered for a couple of days and move off the topic. >> this is a problem i see that the national media has been bought and thank god for fox, standing up for a couple other conservative media that tells the truth. other medias are lying to us. here is a problem, police, law enforcement are not allowed to apprehend even asked questions if you are here legally or not. those 88 thousand people that joe biden hired for irs, fired them all! fired them all and higher border patrol agents, law enforcement so they can protect us. joe biden and kamala harris and mallorca are flying into our country illegal aliens at our

tax dollar expense how ridiculous. >> trace: this whole thing with kamala harris on the campaign trail saying, hey,, there is is a border bail and trump knock it down, the bill never came close to passing, they did not have enough support in the senate and it would allow 5000 illegal immigrants a day to come into this country. >> it was a garbage bill, was it is as quickly as i can, they wanted to get $2.3 million of our tax dollars, they wanted to give $9 billion to the state department for global migration that would ultimately go to the u.n., 5000 people a day, seven days straight mind you. six days started all over again. seven days strait appeared it's unacceptable, there was a global assistance bill with a border bill, they can do better than that and we should expect better as americans. >> trace: it is just a fallacy, the key propagating this on the campaign trail. sheriff mark lamb, angus, speaking to both pick piece in

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>> mr. trump: you want peace in the middle east and starting about the death taking place, it is terrible. i will prevent world war iii because it's just around the corner be one i will do everything in my power to end of the war in gaza to bring home of the hostages and the suffering and it gaza, ensure israel is secure and ensure the palestinian people can't realize that their right to dignity, freedom, security and a self-determination. >> trace: another issue the democrats have been running away from for the duration of the biden-harris campaign is anti-semitism in the war in the middle east so where is that and the razor-thin rates? let's bring in from los angeles,

california resident, thank you so much for coming on gentlemen, rabbi do you first, we have been talking about of this for a month, willett significant a change of the vote for jewish americans while he started to maybe lean towards the former president with all of this anti-semitism and rallies and protests we have seen? >> tomorrow will be a day that you will see so many jewish people and muslims embracing each other. you will realize that the one guy that a brode the abraham accords able to take people always fighting against each other makepeace. do you realize right now most muslims in michigan are saying stop pandering to me as if we want gaza, we want to gaza to stop and there's only one way, you heard what he said, you get the hostages out before i come into office or else. i haven't even spoken to him,

and i know it's! we agree on this. this is mind-boggling how -- >> trace: rabbi, go ahead. >> absolutely, muslims, christians, jewish people, in the united states because we want peace in the middle east. they want keys. we have to send a strong message to stop this war, people getting killed for no reason, we have to stop that. >> trace: you think trump is the man to do that? >> he is, you showed us a four years of it and he saw the last four years is right in front of a side-by-side. which one do you pick? of course we picked trump. >> trace: interesting kamala harris' plaint what were different agates, one in pennsylvania and one in michigan. that's player sample. >> i will always make sure israel has the ability to defend

itself. >> what happened in gaza over the past nine months is devastating, we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering. >> trace: what do you think about that? had a political analyst saying is just politics, after play to your crowd and they think is a disingenuous to say one crowd something and the other crowd something else? >> she said her principles never changed, no matter what she says her principles have not changed. all she kept on saying before she was a candidate, as stand for israel's right to defend itself do we threaten you if you go too far we will hold back ammunition no. now she is saying was go to michigan and say one thing, we realize, you cannot be a chameleon here and something else over there appeared that is what the democrats body field with. field recognizing one of the jewish people and muslims are on the same boat on this one. >> trace: you know what it is like to live in an authoritarian

country and i wonder what you hear kamala harris and the harris-walz campaign or repeatedly called the former president and dictator and hitler, and a nazi, what you think of that? they have no idea what they are talking about. >> at they have not seen that. you have to go to different countries to see what dictators can do. we are people of peace, we want peace. and president trump has brought that for four years, we should vote for him. >> trace: it is fascinating, i did not know that the muslims in this country are also wanting i ran to be taken care of, they don't not want, they want iran, a soft president to take care of iran. >> they want people into syria dancing, when israel attacked kevin teemac, they pray that israel will do the job. you have to realize, that is a

dictator there, it is terrible to live in iran rick and the whole middle east becomes a peaceful place and that goes, and you have this guy that was the abraham accords, tomorrow is a big day for the whole world. >> trace: final thoughts on that? >> yes, we just have to stop the evil, they are enabling this world. we have to stop sending cash there, we have to stop that. and i think president trump is the only one who can do that. >> trace: speaking gentlemen. coming up, efc gentlemen it, joining us live with what he says real men think about the candidates. find out what his point is, next. ♪ ♪ >> mr. trump: one of the reasons they will not win, they did such a bad job. they spend most of their money as you know on illegal migrants coming in, they spent --

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>> trace: how important is the young male voted this election?

joining me now, a ufc champion a colby covington, great to have you on a show. want to know why you support a former president trump. >> i support former president donald trump because he is a smart businessman and he cares about this country more than he cares about his own life. he is the only president in history where his net worth went down after being in office, look at every other president, clinton, obama, they enrich themselves work he cares about america first, keeping jobs and being energy independent in america. that is why i am voting for donald trump tomorrow. >> trace: 20 look at the left, is it the woke liberal agenda? what is it that turned you off so much about the left part? >> i mean of the biggest part is they are trying to emasculate traditional masculinity, you know? they tried to label it as a toxic now, manager to be strong, they should be fearless leaders, they should stop trying to tell men how they should act in what

they should do, they should be drinking soy in their lattes, no, mentioned to be strong and care about their women and care for their countries. i'm not cool with that, i'm a fighter, alike to fight in the octagon have to be confident out there. nobody can tell me i'm toxic mascoll and because i'm confident in my skills. >> trace: you are a great a, we know that. talking about of this, doug said that trump is for the most part disingenuous, watch this week. >> when i talk to young men about who may be taken by the fungicide of donald trump, the dancing, the wrestling matches, going on the podcast and trying to betray himself as somebody who he is not. >> trace: somebody who he is not, he's trying to say that he is a phony, would you say did that? >> i say that his fake news! that is all that comes from the democratic parties as lies, there is nothing they stand on,

they have no policies they stand on. what is kamala harris' accomplishments, what is her policies? now think. trump achieve the highest levels in the private sector, highest levels in the white house, he kept inflation down in our borders secure, he cared for the americans, he cared for creating jobs in america, something kamala did not. they took away so many jobs these last four years people have to decide whether they will get at the grocery store, eggs or milk? these are not decisions people have to decide in america, that is what we have to bow donald trump tomorrow be three colby covington rates abigail edan the show, thank you for watching america late news, fox news at night break it is election day, it is all tied up in dixville and we will be here tomorrow night to take youg i am trace gallagher here in los angeles, we will see you sw back here tomorrow.

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