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>> just a few months ago, in a beautiful field in pennsylvania, not far from where we are tonight, and assassin try to stop our movement. but that brush with death did not stop us. >> the ball is in our hand. we are at the 2-yard line, may be that when yard line coach appended this in her hand and we will put it over and it will be the biggest may be in the history of our country. >> i hate the expression but it is ours to lose, does that make sense? it is i was to. for get everybody out and vote, there is nothing they can do. >> make no mistake, we will win! [cheers and applause] we will win! we will win! and we will win because when you

know what you stand for, you know what to fight for! [cheers and applause] and we have an opportunity in this election to finally turn the page on a decade of politics driven by fear and innovation. we are done with that. >> there is a huge difference between me and the other guy. which is why you are here to help me so get out and vote. >> tonight, be finished as we started with optimism, with energy, with joy. [cheers and applause] knowing, knowing that we, the people, have the power to shape our future. and that we can confront any challenge we face when we do it together. it is election day and they cannot that's close out their

campaign and the battleground state. after a historic election season, we are just one hour away from the first polls opening in vermont. >> more than 81 million people early voted in person voting they can sell across the country. >> the first results of the election date are in from hicksville, new hampshire 3-3 even split because this election is truly too close to call. you are watching a very special edition of "fox & friends first, i am carley shimkus. lives in battleground georgia and madeleine rivera madeleine rivera and pollster justin wallin standing by. >> we start with brooke singman live in west palm beach, florida, where the former president to spend his election day, good morning, broke. >> good morning, the day we have been waiting for election day 2024 and donald trump and vice president kamala harris made their final pitches to

voters. >> with your vote tomorrow, i will and inflation innovation of criminals i will stop into our country, and i will bring back the american drain. >> the momentum is on our side. [cheers and applause] our campaign has tapped into the ambitions, the aspirations, the dreams of the american people, and we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. >> carley: and it was two very different days on the campaign trail. trump join on stage with steel workers despite harris while harris joined onstage by several celebrities. >> i cast my vote for someone who will be a president for all, for all americans. >> if we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to

ever cast a ballot again. >> carley: trump was ramming voters after 2:00 a.m. after final stop in michigan and also picked up last minute endorsement from podcaster, joe rogan. >> it just came over the wires that joe rogan just endorsed me, is that cool? [cheers and applause] thank you, joe. that is so nice. and he doesn't do that. >> today former president trump spending election day here in florida and vice president harris spending the day at the naval observatory in washington, d.c., guys. >> todd: brooke singman live must, speed 24 thank you. this swing state polls and a couple of hours by 81 million voters have cast their ballots. >> carley: in the battleground state of georgia, good morning dana murray.

>> good morning, todd and carley. the final push elect torah votes in the state of georgia broke early voting records in early voting for the past three weeks. the georgia secretary of state said those 4 million people have voted, which means it is going to be efficient and easy in person today and only expects 1,000,005 people to vote in person. let's get a snapshot on how the rest of the united states is looking in terms of when the polls open. you can see early start include north carolina at 6:30 a.m. we have 7:00 a.m. start in georgia. election officials say they will ensure lines will be longer than an hour because of high number of voting sites and large early voting turnout. of course, it will be busy all day here. people can deliver absentee ballots in person to election offices all day until the polls close 7:00 p.m. taking another snapshot of the

u.s., more than 81 million pilots have already been cast in 47 states, including the distrit of columbia and that is according to the apa. in the seven swing states, a total of just over 60 million people have voted, which is about 20% of the elect or it. is different when it comes to absentee mail processing and counting and when that can begin, for example in arizona they start counting as soon as they receive those ballot. but start 7:00 a.m. this morning said that historically counts they are ballots. 202985% of the ballots counted were called by 8:00 p.m. on election night. so of course we are expecting to have a quick election in terms of counting and the the secretary of state mentioned that in his report, carley. >> carley: counting ballots is a good idea and how many states can do it? dana mariko joe thank you so

much. the focus isn't just on the white house but we are keeping a close eye on crucial down-ballot races. >> todd: madeline where they are in with details, good morning. >> good morning, republicans feeling good about taking back the senate in one of the best they have had in a long time. and they just need two seeds or former president trump wins make the white house since the vice president asked the tie-breaking vote. here are key races to watch in republicans all but sure to pick up a seat in west virginia after democratic senator joe manchin's retirement and then i am 19 and it is the best pick appeared to the democratic incumbent senator has lagged behind former navy seal and recent polling. in ohio, democratic senator sherrod brown within the sickness meant bernie moreno and the race looking tight as brown hopes to win that a fourth term in a state that has trended towards republicans in recent election cycles.

in pennsylvania, democratic incumbent senator bob casey against dave mccormick and casey trying to distance himself from the biden administration biden administration and highlighting his importance some of former president trump's policy last month. to the base for the open senate seat in michigan is a toss-up between democratic congresswoman alisa slot and mike rogers in wisconsin democratic incumbent senator tammy baldwin facing the toughest political fight yet against entrepreneur eric. but they feel optimistic with their teams is in the house and four seeds to take control of the lower chamber and many competitive raisins gimmick races with the battleground states in arizona, california, main, new york, pennsylvania, among others with close race as it may take time to figure out which party controls ballots. remembered two years ago it went until november, carley and how to. >> carley: madeleine rivera

and let's bring them pollster justin. we had a change of canada on one side and two assassination attempt on the other and it comes today. the ballots show too close to call that some indicators you are looking out for a sign of things to come so what are those? >> when the ballots are the closest thing to a good indicator what will happen and when this close we have to look elsewhere so a degrading degree of accuracy with this that they are telling. a couple are first and foremost a wave in early voting from republicans and this is unprecedented and actually has never happened before. am a california guy and have him voting for a long time. the reality is republicans don't vote early and actually eclipsed democratic voters. we will see if that is full canonization of trans when it all comes out, basically zero.

or does it mean republicans are actually more amped up and more energized? we will have to see how that plays out because we have never seen it before. the other two components is we are starting to see and we have seen significant weakening in demographics for the harris campaign in favor of trump. when his democratic, excuse me, black man, which has gotten a lot of press and reasonably so. to the other is potentially more powerful across-the-board because of the size of the democratic trend among latinos. we see dramatic shift amongst latinos who are less likely to vote for harris, not to the point of majority but iterative changes and address changes win collections that are so tight. >> todd: great specifics there but let's trail down further. you mention republicans. i want to drill down to early boats democrats in pennsylvania. our colleagues kayleigh mcenany had to map that says trump is in a good

position. listen to this. >> donald trump, there is no doubt he is in the best position he's ever been in. when you look at ballots, he has a lead in 5 of 7 battleground states according to "realclearpolitics" and nate combe has affirmative come out to have every reasonably believed that a bias against trump not corrected over the last four years. when i look at early voting and just checked out of pennsylvania and 412,000 is what the democrats have now. most analysts say we need 415,000 to feel close. 420,000 to be comfortable. they are short of that. >> todd: chest and, what is your assessment of the math specifically early democratic vote in pennsylvania equipment. >> i think she is right and exactly what we are looking for in the early boats and early numbers and trends. that is one of the key indicators that indicate this may very well go towards trump and as nate mentioned, at the

past, we are guessing that that is the world we live and in answer 20. we have to guess and i would say he wins the electoral vote. >> carley: do you think we will know that the present is by tonight and it's not, win? >> that is a terrific question. i suspect so the way of counting in the key races mentioned earlier in the program tends to be click here to the challenges because such a razor-thin margin, if those races within a half of a percent it triggers a recall. that is the point we w will kno. and fortunately coach i cannot say with certainty. >> todd: the early boats success will cannibalize early voting today? >> absolutely. this is what makes this election so very, very interesting. there are trends we have never seen before. we see this massive explosion, and is really unprecedented republicans voting early, does that mean early voting in the cycle, which i suspect it will? or cannibalization and

proportions have the same just when they are voting. we don't know if there is no way to tell because it has never happened before. >> carley: there could be more to celebrate depending on the way things shake out. we are not just looking at the presidential race but the balance of power in congress and the senate is up for grabs. when it comes for the senate democrats are vulnerable in west virginia and montana. so let's start with the senate race is and what you are watching out for there? >> those are the two races i actually think most likely to go to republicans. as mentioned earlier, if trump wins the white house, republicans need only win when race to take control of the senate and if he loses, they need to go. west virginia is the least questionable. i think it is very, very likely took a republican. i think they have that one largely in the back. montana is a toss-up, but i feel the most likely all of the

senate races are toss-ups to go towards republicans. those are the two races that had been the most of the g.o.p. side and likely to go republican and republicans likely to take the senate. >> carley: when it comes to ballast a slim majority and how. >> mike johnson travel to 243 cities in 40 states campaigning. so what will be the outcome of the house when all said and done? >> very, very, very difficult to tell a much more difficult than the senate but i do think republicans will maintain control because i think mainly those blue states new york and y contested races, i think those will retain g.o.p. seats. we will pick up one seat, the republicans will pick up one seat southern california, katie porter's old district. that will likely turn republican and i think it will be slim that they will maintain the control of the house. >> todd: interesting katie porter ran for senate as a democrat and the fact percy could go republican is interesting.

just in one way to get us kicked off here. former president trump and endorsement from patrick my moms' mother last night. >> make america great again, let's do it! >> todd: i was going to say patrick moans himself. for seal of approval after his wife indicated her support of trumpian august and instagram posed, patrick has not endorsed a candidate and not publicly shared his political beliefs. that is the best course of action for that young man, as for the game involving patrick and his chiefs that tampa bay buccaneers and ramie casey, super bowl champions in overtime to remain undefeated, watch. >> come in for a touchdown! kansas city remains unbeaten!

8-0. >> todd: 30-24 and the nfl's final and the stepper repeat. >> from the game of football to politics the harris campaign to defeat trump today. >> it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again. >> janelle king will tell us why this is an alarmist rhetoric from democrat. >> todd: carley let you have questions about this we have a jam-packed show for you today, joe concha iowa congressman, tomi lahren and mike huckabee all here live here to don't go anywhere. election day 2024. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: 16 electoral votes up for grabs in georgia. both candidates believe their path to victory runs to the peach state. voters have smashed early voting records with 4 million ballots cast so far king the cofounder

of "let's win for america action," janelle, great to see you. you are extremely tapped into what is happening on the ground in georgia. what is the latest overnight and the peach state? >> just more, more excitement and more momentum. what i tell everyone when i am down here is what we saw with the early voting is just, to me, a snippet what we will see election day. i have talked to more and more republicans who stated they voted for the first time early and they have ever. i talk to individuals who are excited about this opportunity. what i am saying here is momentum. i can't ignore the fact that if you go to certain parts of the state, you do see momentum for kamala. however, what i believe is the economy will drive this particular election. i think it is driving turnout, long with the fact that people want to make sure they show they care about this country and they

care about who is running it. >> todd: democrats have been promising the black georgia voters, especially man ultimately will come home to kamala harris. is that what you are seeing in the closing hours especially in light georgia dance are worried about low black turnout so far in georgia? >> yeah, absolutely and it should be. i know that to be a fact because when you go to the polling places where predominantly black, it looks like a carnival is happening. pete set, snow cones and all kinds of stuff going on here to they are really concerned the black vote will not turn out. i think for a trump, the greatest path to victory as it comes to voters as black males as well as low propensity voters. these are the voters that typically don't vote but when they do, they find themselves going to republican. that is what we are seeing early voting numbers. >> todd: black america on the whole house majority says

looking 7:30 p.m. for a clearer picture of the black votes coaches specifically north carolina first. that is where he's going for his indicator to see if kamala has energized the black community. what early indicators are you looking at questioning. >> same. i will look to see what the lines are like at these polling places, particularly in areas that typically lean democrat or predominantly minority voters in them. if these lines are not long and if there is not an indicator that the election day turnout will somehow eclipse early voting, then i think that shows the republican voters are showing out more, way more than the democrat voters. so i'm looking at the lines. i'm looking at whether or not we are triggered as an election board members to sense an opening of new polling sites and things of that nature. i don't suspect any of that, but those would be indicators for me.

>> todd: as for kamala voters in her final pitch, take a listen. >> and if you are watching or hearing me right now and you haven't already, you have got to vote. if we don't show up tomorrow, it is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again. >> todd: except that it's not. that is a lie and it has been overused over and over again by the democratic party and those campaigning for kamala. are those overused lies having impact on the campaign? >> i think the only impact is it is exposing the desperation of the left. you have oprah saying we will lose our voting rights. you have kamala saying trump will destroy the constitution and somehow that also includes destroying second amendment

rights. last time we were told the, we will be put back in chains. you have michelle obama saying president trump will destroy reproductive health care for women when, in fact, referring to abortion which is not reproduction at all. i think it is fascinating they continue to use all of this rhetoric aimed at scaring you into voting rather than giving you something to vote for you joe i wish kamala would stop talking so much about what she is afraid of and start telling us what she plans to do here to the fact that she hasn't done that and we are sitting on election day is a strong indicator that most people who are showing they approved that president trump over this administration that currently exist, i think it will show most of the voters are going to sway their votes in the direction of the republican party. at least they know what they will get instead of what they are afraid of where should be afraid of. >> todd: janelle king live from georgia code to a big night there tonight, hear a joke that

george is not the only you to lecture an end both canada campaigning hard for pennsylvania. the checking to see what voters have to say periods. >> carley: trump a last-minute endorsement from joe broken. and we will break all of that down and what it means for the race coming up.

♪ ♪ >> carley: bit is election day in america, in this race is in a dead heat. in less than 30 minutes, the first election day ballot will be open in vermont. >> todd: according to the ap, ballots across 47 states and district of columbia with millions of marks to head to the ballot today. crucial down ballot rates as the g.o.p. to flip the senate. speech of the race to the white house they'd hit the swing states of anyone at those racesd

be the deciding factor and who ends up in the oval office. and the stark contrast between trump and harris and pennsylvania fans. former president trump talking to steelworkers but harris was busy greeting celebrities. >> some of the guys are telling me to steelworkers, the steelworkers are with you, just the top guys. it is a habit to save their jobs whether steelworkers. >> i want to thank the outstanding artist and perform us to share the gift they have with all of us. i think you all so very much foy lives to be here. >> carley: philadelphia radio host rich, good morning, the day has finally come here until the only thing the candidates have in common it seems as they both spent final days of the campaign trail in pennsylvania. but the images could not be more difficult there different. what you think about the

contrast in the strategy from the two different campaigns? good morning, carley hanging out with steelworkers, blue-collar guys and gals versus celebrities like opera, big names nobody can get near and touch. it is a huge contrast. goes to the fact the democrat party are the party of elites and lost touch with working class people. that is why trump winning with the union leaders. they are not with him because they have to do business with places like philadelphia where you have democrats controlling the city carriage of the leaders of the unions are not, but the working people are and that is the key distinction. the thing about solving it, carley and michigan too, all of the people in the energy the street have seen the democrats with energy and they know what will happen if kamala harris gets elected. fracking which is huge to pennsylvania's economy, that is done periods moratorium at or over completely.

michigan, gas cars are gone. the people in these industries can benefit with the industries, they are with trump today. >> carley: it's sp-10 are neck and neck and the polls the indicators this is a time back t walking around pennsylvania talking to people but are you getting a sense where the state will go? >> yes. so i think there is a lot of enthusiasm for trump. i said that because people called my radio show friday bucks county where a judge said early voting 5:00 p.m. people are waiting in line until 8:30 p.m. to vote. that is the kind of enthusiasm to match 2016 levels. the same thing with the rallies across pennsylvania. people are fired up and excited. they were something else going on appeared to the democrat party made a huge mistake by not taking josh shapiro or i'm sorry kamala made the mistake by not taking josh shapiro as her running mate. hear you had a popular governor

of the most win state and who have or will win will be the president of the united states of america, we agree on that. they didn't pick a popular governor because he is jewish and made a huge strategic error. she is running different messages depending on pro israel messages and pro-palestine michigan. it is really phony and people see through it. i think there is a momentum for trump that i see right now. being on the air and philadelphia when trump elected 20 sixteenths, to me this is similar to 2016. >> carley: that is interesting and hold eight and pennsylvania and four different stops and you think if she pick josh shapiro she could have that campaign and could have gone to other areas. your right to bring that up and we will see if she regrets it in the end for ultimately says it doesn't matter because she won this thing. inflation in pennsylvania of 19% since january 2021 and number

one issue in pennsylvania across the country. the candidates could not be more different, donald trump wants to bring cost of energy down fail drill, baby, drill and kamala harris wants to cut back on corporations with price gouging. what message is resonating more with pennsylvania voters when it comes to the top issues? >> the price gauging that she wants to go after. we have some highest grocery for prices in america outside of philadelphia, just crazy, right? people don't believe the evil grocery store chains colluding to raise prices and know when smart to undercut that. people see through that. interest and it does energy prices. agriculture is number one in pennsylvania. all of these truckers feeling that high energy prices and passing on to the consumer, they get it and smart enough to see for this idea. it is not big potato chip to put more air in their bags to make more money and screw everybody

and screw the consumer. they get it here too it is about energy and that is why donald trump thinks bill, trail drill, baby drill. trump gets elected and you will see liquid natural gas export facilities built outside of where in broadcasting in philadelphia. right now in the united states of america, there is a band export of natural gas at the biden administration put in place. you cannot have more of a start difference between these two administrations. i think people who work in the energy sector and the price of energy drives inflation and drives prices at the grocery store because somebody has to manufacture and deliver those goods, i think if the democrats win or if kamala wins today the green new deal on steroids. they will go all in on this step. 2035 painting gas cars and gas stoves. carley, i like to cook and i do the grocery shopping in my house and i know how expensive things are pure joy like to cook on my gas stove and there could not be

a more distinctive difference between the two can. >> carley: no matter who wins the political ads you have seen a million times over will end next to a consolation prize to everyone in the swing states. originally thank you for joining us and have a great day. >> thank you, carley. >> todd: former president trump with a major endorsement from joe rogan. the podcast host riding on x the great and powerful elon musk he makes the most compelling case you will hear and i agree with him every step of the way. for the record, yes, that is an endorsement of trump." and the scent of baseball legend roberto clemente who spoke at the rally. >> my father, what it means is goodwill and unity. i believe your team will bring it all home and everything they

stand for right now being able to make the change for our families. and i told this man i commit myself to helping rfk jr. [cheers and applause] with -- with our kids and making america healthy again. >> todd: david webb is a fox news contributor. outlook, endorsements are nice and i don't know how many people said person x will vote for candidate y. but it is different if they turn out the vote. with the record of joe rogan's endorsement of trump, will that turn out the young males donald trump needs to win in order to take this election? >> more likely and saying oprah endorsement or celebrity from hollywood. here is why. on a daily basis or let's call it whatever time people listen to joe rogan, they get three hours of joe rogan. so radio host, right, i do three hours at eight and he does a three hour long show. people bond with the interest

due on a variety of issues. they tend to take your word more than somebody who comes in on a private plane and stands up there and lectures you with falsehoods and lies. the contrast is not more clear. it is about the messenger, and actually they are faced that trust them. joe rogan talks about baseball and usc or whatever it is. i have to listen to joe rogan. that is a big difference and i don't wake up and go, let me hear what will oprah has to say. >> todd: if he gets young males in pennsylvania, that could be huge. to young people in pennsylvania told her people in pennsylvania, roberto clemente's son endorsement and report donald trump having trouble turning out seniors in pennsylvania for him. i hear roberto clemente jr. endorsement and i think to myself, that is going to hit the older latinos in older plaques colder older whites in

pittsburgh and convince him to l the lever for donald trump, which could be huge for him. your thoughts. >> look, roberto clemente carries a legacy with it a little bit different than the endorsement conversation. but the fact is this is someone who designated as a ballplayer because he was one of the people. remember roberto clemente park in new jersey city. people remember that fondly. i think it speaks as far as the older people not turning out, i am not sure i buy that one. i know a lot of people in pennsylvania and i have friends in western pennsylvania and other areas. they are seniors and they have parents who are seniors. anatoly, they are out there for years supporting donald trump. then you go to amish country, you have 80,000 homage western pennsylvania and i have 90,000 in ohio. you have them around the country and that with each other. a ladder are the older voters

and traditional voters who are looking at things as religious liberty and an eye freed to live my life without government coming in? i think they are missing the older fellow in pennsylvania. >> todd: it is so funny you mention amish because i interviewed a gentleman in pennsylvania. >> the english interviewed the amish. >> todd: he was wearing a 47 shirt and on the trump that his role is to turn out the amish. 15-second answer could donald trump's homage turn out determines the fate of our nation? >> as those driving the homage to the polling location and this is all western pennsylvania and call that the hawks there punxsutawney and the boys, pennsylvania. >> todd: wow! >> i been there personal reasons and have cows out there in that area pro-trump. >> todd: 4:43 and protecting the amish could tilt the

balance. david webb, great to be with you and appreciate your time tonight. no mention of the border or the migrant dam that crime and vice presidents harris final rally. texas congresswoman monica de la cruz responds next. ♪ ♪ s nintendo switch,

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♪ ♪ >> todd: vice president harris has mailed her ballot to california, but she is facing backlash refusing to reveal how she voted on anti-crime proposition or to listen. how did you vote on prop 36? >> come my ballot is on its way to california, and i am going to trust the system it will arrive there. i am not going to talk about the vote on that because, honestly, it is sunday before the election. and i don't intend to create an endorsement one way or the other around it. but i did vote. >> periods men wentto to sherifs digital, proposition 36 will roll back some of the most awful soft-on-crime policies california democrats have been active. of the reluctance to vocally support the critical safety measures is yet another failure in a long career of failures when it comes to keeping the citizens safe. with past, prop 36 would make

the crime of shoplifting a repeat for offenders and increase penalties for drug charges, carley. >> carley: former president trump and rank the border crisis the final rally of the campaign trail yesterday. >> we want people to come into the country but they have to come in legally. [cheers and applause] they have to show they can love our country. >> we will build up our country to defend our borders and protect our citizens in our land. [cheers and applause] and we will stop illegal immigration once and for all! we will not be invaded. harris harris, however no mention of the border and immigration during her final speech. texas texas congresswoman monica de la cruz for the 15 districts and she joins me now, congresswoman thank you. that campaigning is over and both candidates have made the final pitch. what will we be talking about

tomorrow when it comes to the voting bloc? >> it will be what we have been talking about for the last four years of a failed biden-harris administration. tell him that is the border. the border is chaos. in my district where we are over 80% hispanic, it is the number one issue. we do not like the chaos, the crime, and what has come about since the harris-biden administration. hispanics are leaning towards president trump because they know he can secure the border. they know he will bring a lot into water. in this is what is important to hispanics, and it will swing the vote, kamala, tomorrow for today november 5th. >> carley: a couple of messages and donald trump wants to ban sanctuary cities across the country, how does that lay with hispanic voters?

>> look, we are not in a sanctuary city here in south texas. why? we believe in illegal immigration. we want people to come through the front door of america legally. so, we want to deter immigrants from taking a very dangerous track through mexico where they are being exploited by the cartels through sex trafficking. women who are raped in children who are abused. so we know under president trump, he will bring law and order. i believe this will be part of the law and order that he brings deterring illegal immigration through our southern border. >> carley: another messaging moment comes courtesy wrapper fat joe campaigning for kamala harris. take a listen to what he said recently. >> where is the pride? where is your pride? if we are still out there

talking about you might be voting for somebody and you are not decided to. where your pride as a latino which mark what more do you have to do? to show you who they are? >> carley: is talking about undecided latino voters saying where is your pride if you don't know who to vote for a vote for donald trump. what do you think about that? >> look, i think at the end of the day, this is not about pride. this is about the cost of groceries and going to the grocery store and not being able to afford groceries. it is about border security and national security. is his fundamental truth, hispanics and fundamental to latinos. they want safety. they want to be able to afford life. under president trump, this will happen. that is why appellee president trump will once again win the hispanic vote. >> carley: really quickly let's talk about your race

against michelle, a rematch a much harder stance on border security at the end she did two years against you. really quickly tell us about the state of the race and how you are feeling going into today? >> you know, i don't think she is a serious canada. she stood behind bernie sanders and aoc and socialist progressive liberals in the last cycle. she lost. the community has seen my hard work. they know i have worked hard for them over the last two years. and i believe that today, we will prove to us once again. >> carley: are right congresswoman monica de la cruz, thank you so much for waking up early and joining us on this and very, very important day. we are just minutes away from the first poll opening up in vermont. stay when we will get expert

analysis from joe concha, tomi lahren, mike huckabee, sharyl attkisson coming up. -- cheryl casone coming up.

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