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country. >> todd: the first results are from dixville notch, new hampshire showing 3-3 even split because why not? this election is truly too close to call. you're watching a special two-hour edition of "fox & friends first" and i'm todd. >> carley: carley shimkus and lived in battleground state georgia plus kaylee mcghee white standing by periods pay when with brooke seaman where the president is expected to spend his election day to day. good morning, broke. >> good morning, the day we have been waiting for and it is election day 2024. last night former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris making final pitch to the voters in battleground states. >> with your vote tomorrow i will end inflation and stop the invasion of criminals to our country and i will bring back the american dream. >> them all the momentum is on

our side! [cheers and applause] our campaign has tapped into the ambitions, aspirations of the dreams of the american people, and we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america! >> carley: it was two very different days on the campaign trail. trump joint on stage with steelworkers despite the union endorsing harris while harris was joined by celebrities. >> i cast my vote for someone who will be a present for all, all-americans. >> if we don't show up tomorrow, but is entirely possible that we will not have the opportunity to ever cast a ballot again. >> four years ago, i became a mother, and she is the reason i am voting for kamala harris. i know she will protect my

daughter's future and your children's future. >> carley: but trump was out rallying voters until 2:00 a.m. after his final stop in michigan. he also picked up a last-minute endorsement from podcaster, joe rogan. >> it just came over the wires that joe rogan just endorse me. it isn't that? [cheers and applause] q, joe. is so nice. and he doesn't do that. 's speeches so, today former president trump spending election day in florida. vice president harris spending that they naval observe in washington, d.c. >> no matter the outcome that candidates will take a big, old nap after this is all over. brooke singman budget thank you very much. a look at some of the key

down-ballot races dave and maureen. >> good morning, just to begin, georgia voters and most have cast their ballots breaking records 4 million early voters and georgia secretary of state says about a million people expected in-person today and that will be a close race and the battleground or two also the control of congress at stake. let's take a look at the senate although democrats narrowly control it 51-49. the republicans are favored to take control next year. this will determine which party holds the power or support the block at that next president's agenda. they need to wins house seats to gain control from republicans. of some of the house, republicans hold the majority with 220 feet while democrats hold 212 seats. they are currently three vacant seats. there are a couple of key senate

toss-up races to watch, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, they have been consistently tied the last weeks of the election. the key senate race has the election cycle has been focusing on mostly mission to make michigan, montana, wisconsin, ohio and montana and the seats most likely to flip. i want to know president trump won ohio and west virginia back in 2020 and that presidential election. in the meantime the g.o.p. has a shot easily picking up seats in michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin. back out here live in georgia, the latest numbers show 81 million people have voted nationwide across the u.s. the polls open 7:00 a.m. and expected to be a very busy day, carley. >> todd: less than two hours away and both candidates to sway voters and key battleground states as we know by now including those who have actually moved there from very,

very blue states or to listen to this "wall street journal" op-ed "reduce democrats advantage in the electoral college after the post 20/20 census we apportion california, illinois, michigan, ohio, new york, west virginia lost a bout. in the meantime coach at texas to train, north carolina each added 1." >> carley: restoring america editor at the "washington examiner." she joins us to pick up very busy day focusing on all things election. thank you so much for waking up early. so what are you going to be focusing on today during the election? what do you think the outcome will ultimately be? >> i think there are three key things to look for today and the first the early returns from state not necessarily a part of the swing states but still remarkably close. those are states like virginia and new hampshire where we can expect to get results much

earlier tonight family wealth from states like michigan or pennsylvania, the ones that will ultimately decide the presidential contest. these states are important because if it looks like donald trump is holding close to kamala harris in a state like virginia, that means there is a high chance he could have an electoral college's. this is not a state that typically goes red. the fact he is polling close in that state is telling. the other two things the sun and the house races. if you are a republican feel good about ted cruz, rate that those pickups with west virginia guarantee control of the senate. that doesn't include the swing races such as ohio and michigan where donald trump could pull that republicans across the finish line if he finish is strong there. in them by house, the house will be a tighter contest than anyon.

in the state and particularly looking at when it comes to the house is new york state. new york was instrumental in 2022 to help republicans keep control of the house. it will be instrumental again. there are several important house races polling closely. >> todd: "the wall street journal" is fascinating and new york, california, you have illinois and deeply states, people were tired of paying the taxes and the higher cost of living. they go to at the states and it read chandra's the electoral college. in the end, could california and new york in illinois and depp the presidency for donald trump when the map shakes out? what did you think? >> there is actually an argument those blue states you mentioned are over counted in the electoral college right now. the u.s. census bureau and made it back in 2020 it actually undercounted florida's population growth.

so florida should gently have more electoral college votes than it does. that change was not made in time for this election. if this race is very, very close as many expect it to be, you can expect losses from the republican side challenging the census count to see if anything can be changed wrecked arrow red retroactively. >> carley: six phil nagy new hampshire, all 26 votes went to joe biden. about three votes today went to kamala harris and three donald trump. i know it is just exposed, but what do you think about this return and if it is a sign of things to come. >> i can, it is surprising a state like new hampshire is even as close as it is. the trump campaign has been leaning in and the final days on some of the sleeper states like new hampshire and virginia. let's say he is not able to break the blue wall and kamala harris holds michigan, wisconsin cotillion

pennsylvania. if trump keeps the rust belt and able to take new hampshire or virginia, it doesn't matter what the blue wall does and he doesn't need more. so he did a rally in virginia this past week and he went to new hampshire hotel and that is a sign he feels company and his chances there. the fact we are talking about new hampshire and virginia on election day is quite shocking and should be a good sign for republicans today. >> todd: kaylee mcghee white to kick off 5:00 a.m. news hour we appreciate it. if you're keeping keeping track carley shimkus, trump with another big celebrity endorsement, that is joe rogan, joe concha from the red carpet to the voting booth next. ♪ ♪

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endorsement of trump." earnings of the support of son of roberto clemente who spoke at the rally last night. >> my father, the name clemente, what it means is goodwill and unity. i believe that your team is going to bring all home. i believe in everything that you stand for right now being able to make a change for our families and i told this man, i commit myself to helping rfk jr. [cheers and applause] with, with their kids and making america healthy again. >> todd: fox news contributor, joe concha, joins me now and point-blank let's start with joe rogan and wealthy endorsement get the young males in the swing state who may have been on the fence and i don't want to wait in lines and i'm tired, will they go out 8-12 hours and vote for donald trump because of what joe rogan said last night? >> certainly it cannot hurt, todd. this is the most popular podcaster in the country and

more than 14 million people tuned in to hear his podcast on a daily basis. many of them young men, to your point. it shows when you show up, that helps as well. donald trump did three hours with joe rogan and j.d. vance did four hours with joe rogan. kamala harris that i will do an interview but only an hour and you have to come to me. that did not help her because certainly. this underscores, todd, in the selection, democrats have become the party of elites and the party of the richest 1%. donald trump's republican party the working man and woman and the kind of party gets endorsements from democrat presidential candidates like tulsi gabbard and body to make bobby kennedy jr. or elon musk. we will see how that plays out election day and translates into votes. i have a feeling it will in key places like pennsylvania,

pennsylvania, wisconsin where you would rather beat donald trump with those endorsements and kamala harris going around with lady gaga or other celebrities, cardi b and make a difference in pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan winter scenes the struggles of what the country is currently going through. when you put rich people out there and say a couple of minutes on a teleprompter, i am not sure that calculates too many votes as it does on the other side, todd. >> todd: clemente, roberto clemente not bringing in votes from pennsylvania but he could bring an 80-year-old democrat ld democrat entire lives. quickly on that. >> sure. roberto clemente is one of the great outfielders of all time. he played for the pittsburgh pirates. people remember him as fondly as anybody who has ever come out of pennsylvania, western pennsylvania, like dan marino

and joe montana. i think having him out there shows the coalition that trump has built well beyond white men. that goes to all races and credence. i can, it certainly can't hurt, todd. >> todd: let's get to lady gaga at, oprah, and others. watch. >> i cast my vote for someone who will be a president for all hotel 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. >> four years ago, i became a mother, and she is the reason i am voting for kamala harris. i know she will protect my daughter's future and your children's future. >> where is your pride? where is your pride? if you are still out there talking about you might be

voting for somebody you are not decided. where is your pride as a latino? what more do you have to do? to show you who they are? >> todd: two part, joe, will the women specifically oprah and voting lies because those are lies in a debate called out as such to get women to vote and will fat joe bring down kamala's like he did the yankees every time he stepped into a world series? remember the yankees lost that game so is kamala toast much like he made the yankees toast? >> yeah, all people use on the stage, todd, the bank accounts look like all members. all i heard there is anger and fear, throwing out at the audience. that is not what this campaign was supposed to be built onto a campaign of joy but that certainly has changed. i don't know if that message is one that exudes confidence in victory. it sounds like there is they may not be called the winner

tomorrow with the next day or saturday or whenever this thing is called. yeah, i don't think it designates, quite frankly, todd. >> todd: to play a lot of healing take that for what it is worth. joke unchecked, always a pleasure, my friend. could gen z college voters feed the spoilers for republicans? we will dig into that next. and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today.

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♪ ♪ >> todd: it is election day and the polls opening officially in vermont. connecticut, new jersey, new york, virginia, parts of maine and kentucky. 81 million pallets across 47 states and the district of columbia with millions more voters to head to the polls today. >> carley: former president

trump inviting kamala harris and harris in philadelphia and trump in grand rapids, michigan. we are also watching a handful of down-ballot races that can control the senate. ♪ ♪ and asked for the house, iowa emerging as key battleground state and republicans bid to widen the majority of the house. congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks on the ballot fending off democrat christina bohannon and congresswoman mariannette miller-meeks, congresswoman good morning to you. i want to talk about your race of course that major topic of conversation among some members of the media and how to deal with "des moines register" poll that shows harris up against donald trump. some portions of the conversation. watch this. >> i know at times we don't know what the polls mean and that that point can't mean a bad thing for her.

>> you said at the time a canary in a coal miner, a lot of people saturday night, we are saying canary in a coal miner. this poll is known as the iowa gold standard. the poster jm seltzer with outcome of recent predictions in the state. speech away and on the emphasis of this poll and what do you think? >> i think they are grasping at straws. we feel this poll is an outlier. if you look at the registration, the republican registration over this past cycle up statewide 137,000. so people aren't going to register republican and then vote for kamala harris. but with anything, you take it seriously and we always campaign like we are losing. so we were out yesterday and we were out all weekend knocking on doors, visiting with people, going to community events and

making sure we got people out to vote. if anything, regardless of the poll, get to the poll especially razor-thin margins that there have been all throughout this election. speeches so the balance of power in the house of utmost importance and all eyes on your district congresswoman. in 2020 you won have a seat by six votes and in 2022 you increase to 20,000 votes. but if election analyst to be believed, this will be a very tight race you are locked and right now. how are you feeling today, and why so? speak of this is always going to be a tight race. this is a swing district. there are several things that have happened. so the state passed a heartbeat deal and it last year held up by the supreme court four months ago. you have a very popular governor on the ballot with me in 2022. right now in iowa, just the president and the congresspeople.

and of course $50 million poured into this race, attack ads and proxy groups basically outright lies being perpetuated. so always going to be a tight race. but i can tell you all the events we went to over the weekend and three different pancake breakfasts crisscrossing the entire district. but we feel good what we see at the doors and what we feel when we are out with individuals in when we are at public events. i feel a very good election. the polls will open in a couple of hours. i think that will be a bellwether let you see in early voting, there has been record turnout among republicans in early voting. if you see record numbers of republican showing up at the polls coach at that tells you we have our people out in droves to vote. >> mariannette miller-meeks of the first congresswoman, have a great day. >> todd: could gen z college

voters to be a spoiler for republicans today? a lot of election gearing this young voters but when implements are said to aren't the only ones reaching the voting bloc. >> trump has all of the b.a. and support so why not get him on some of these podcasts to swing a few more young people? i think young people are more on fire than they have ever been in a good little boost. they don't see that side of him the media tries to suppress so heavily? they are able to get to young audiences and put him in front of faces and it was awesome and he dead well. >> todd: the executive director for biden 2016 and former senior advisor to bernie sanders joins me now. great to see you, that axios, donald trump is probably not going to win majority of college students. we know that, but when you hear bo adams of the world in adding your own experience, did donald trump do end up in the closing days of the campaign to peel off enough young voters

with rise in momentum to make a difference today? absolutely, todd and made many early voting as well. we have pennsylvania and the average number, look at usa in pennsylvania coach as that voter registration up in early voting -- voter as well. you see these numbers and that is why kamala harris spent all day in pennsylvania yesterday. >> todd: okay, that is registry. i want to know pulling the lever and circling the dot, did the trump campaign do enough to meet the borders where they are and that message? social media especially tiktok and gaming apps to try to get that young male and of course the podcasts. trump that a lot of them joe rogan, pet did he have the campaign to enough in the aggregate? you can tell they did because of the harris campaign is scared to. but they did is try to get more and more new vote like you said. but the main thing is as well

for me matches affecting our economy, education. and if you see what harris did, she was trying to appeal at the end and get the vote but i don't think it is enough. speed when you mention pennsylvania penn state, ohio state talking to the young voters. and the old man old enough to be these kids' dad and i talked to the fraternity house. i understand you want trump and gave me trump chant in my ear up are you physically going to go on tuesday if you haven't voted already? yes, we are mobilizing the whole house. you are young and you have these friends in pennsylvania. are they going to a just talking a good game and what do you say? >> i think they will go but look at the numbers. qc early voting numbers in states for public votes and that is not supposed to happen. like you said on election day. to what they did, use a lot of people turning out doing a lot

of early voting as well. >> todd: postmortem on the selection is done, this youth vote will be dissected. will pierce a little prediction to see what he thinks. appreciate your time is always. from one wheel to another and where there's a will there's a way, will cain having breakfast at the sweet spot in concord, north carolina, the polls open in about an hour, hi, will. >> get money to you, todd. north carolina, an important swing state in one of the seven battleground states probably will decide the race for president. let's see how many people have voted? did you vote? early bo? [cheers and applause] it looks like almost everybody already has cast their vote. let me talk to donny and bob. which way did you vote and separately, which do you feel it will go in north carolina? well, i voted for trump. i feel like it is going to go his way. just like i said, in a totally.

i see a lot of people are energized for trump in this city. >> bob i know you said mecklenburg county is a democratic county. how are you feeling estate is gigantic for the race and pretty much a must-win for donald trump. >> i think we are in a pretty tight race. it is hard to say who will win that but it seems like trump has the momentum. >> i keep asking about women. i'm always curious how women will vote. there has been some question and of course, of the harris campaign act like pope or kamala harris but don't tell yor husband and it will be all right. here are two ladies and we will find out if that is the game plan inside of their households but if you told me on tv your husband would find out. i don't have a husband. >> good morning to you and where are you going to cast your vote if you don't mind sharing with america? i will cast my vote today. they were something traditional about voting on election day for

me personally. >> will have a -- do you mind sharing -- if you mind me asking that kamala harris or donald trump customer. >> donald trump. >> i don't have to guess i think. >> donald trump all the way. >> i'm curious since we talked about women, how do you feel about social group, friends in north carolina among women? are they going the direction of kamala harris or donald trump? >> it is definitely split. i am curious to see how charlotte is a blue city, but across the state, i'm really, really hopeful we are going for donald trump across the state. >> there is that split that we will be watching all day long into the night and possibly, todd, the next couple of eight gnomic days. this is what it feels like the sweet spot and conquer outside of charlotte, north carolina, back to you. [cheers and applause] >> carley: the women at the town. and you can see yourself on tv in that big screen so that is

cool as well. >> carley: that is awesome. >> three will cains in this block. >> carley: looking forward to hear more from you on "fox & friends" in sweet spot in north carolina. keep it here on "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> todd: former president trump leaving pittsburgh from support from steelworkers who are splitting with their union to back trump. >> carley: cheryl casone but fox business, hi, cheryl. >> this has had peril for group 1.2 million counting members and retirees. you have families, generations of steelworkers in the state of pennsylvania. obviously the white house will go to pennsylvania. now, one of the things interesting this rally held that president trump held, look, even though the union and/or harris, a lot of amber showed up to support president trump at the rally. and political one steelworkers said he saved us once with terrace and he will save us again. so the rank and file are going more towards trump even if that leadership is going for harris. let me give you a couple of

examples how important this vote is in pennsylvania. 123,000 full and part-time workers of steelworkers in pennsylvania right now. allegheny officials, the pennsylvania steel industry is $55 billion in economic output. it adds $20 billion to the state's economy. look, there is the issue of a merger, guys, right? both harris and trump oppose the merger and that will steal our jobs. but this goes to there they are with the hard hats go to this to local p.a. group for trump and they are the ones who showed up and said no, no, no, we have our own minds. we believe because of tariffses and he said he will add tariffs on china and mexico, he said he would go 25, 50%, 75% maybe 100% still coming in from mexico, guys. >> carley: it is very

interesting and donald trump at the steelworkers and kamala harris with big celebrity event as well. but is definitely a unique contrast help both campaigns decided to close out this election cycle. >> i'm telling you, you can't -- you know, if you look at the momentum in pennsylvania and also arizona, which i have been following closely, it will be a heck of a day and night periods beta that is a prediction you can count on, cheryl casone on mornings with maria, have a great day. vice president kamala harris with female voters outpacing men that this could cost support. >> remind everybody if you are voting for these republicans in new york, you are voting for someone who supports donald trump and you are anti-wanted, antiabortion, basically the american. pico donald trump hotel you never see him run with strong, intelligent women ever. it is that simple, they are

intimidating to him. he doesn't like to be challenged by them. spit duke out alcan host code feel tomi lahren, what you think about those comments and where the election stands right now. >> i will tell you this, a lot of conservative lament that will not be taking cues from the democrat party which cannot define what a woman is in man and women's sports and locker rooms. they were something for the kamala campaign has not factored and that is the pro-choice trump voter. yes, they will exist the melania trump voter for simplicity sake might vote against ballot initiatives might be pro-choice and would not vote for abortion restrictions if on their ballot. however they will show up and vote for trump because he will not sign abortion ban which he reiterated time and time again. they also want their country to

be safe and secure again. women sports to have integrity again and protect vulnerable women from thugs, felons, criminal illegal aliens. there is a sleeper voter for donald trump. the might not put on a maga had or be loud about it but when they get into the motorboat they will vote for the family and community. there are a lot of women in that category that trump's pain does not see them coming and they will show up today. >> carley: we know vice president kamala harris mailed in her ballot in california. axios referred to her as no comment candidate because of answers like this. and anticrime proposition in california, listen to this. how did you vote on prop 36? >> so, my ballot is on its way to california and i will trust the system that it will arrive there. and i will not talk about a vote on that because honestly, it is sunday before the election and i

don't intend to create an endorsement one way or another around it. but i did vote. >> carley: tell me the sunday before the election is the exact point she should answer the question on where she stands on anti-crime proposition that would increase little piece on things like shoplifting. >> well, it is disgraceful. she is one of architects behind prop 36 which seeks to undo. i believe single-handedly caused a lot of lawlessness in the crime crisis in california. make shoplifting a crime again. but is not hard to advocate for that position. the majority of californians meet their needs to be a crackdown and will vote for prop 36 to make sure that happens. this is why people don't trust kamala harris. a slam dunk you want to reduce crime in california, your home state where you were district attorney, ag, senator but you still can't tell us how you feel about us propositioning your homestay? this is exactly why people don't trust you will be a moderate because she has radical views.

with not, she would explain to us as she feels about this and many other things. she has yet to do it and unfortunately, the time has run out. >> carley: thank you so much and we will watch live coverage with pete hegseth 8:00 p.m. eastern time fox nation and have a great day and you will do a wonderful job as always. >> todd: speaking of batman, let's check in with "fox & friends first" pete hegseth at the coop. 8:00 a.m., pete, how is it looking? >> guys, here we are again, here we are again! we made it and it is election day waukesha, wisconsin, at the coop talking to the folks all morning long. what matters are the people behind us and what matters are the voters. they are the one to speak and the planets are done, the politicians are done and it's in the hands of way, the people. talking to folks behind us some fairly bloated and many planning to go to the polls today. we will give you an insight what

are the vibes in wisconsin and so-called blue wall? will it fall down today? we will find out, todd and carley, we do it on "fox & friends." >> todd: you know how i know it is serious? pete hegseth wearing a tie. >> that's right, it is time, election day, you know? dress up. >> carley: you look good, pete. wow! >> i'm ready. >> todd: not playing any means business today. >> carley: we will check back in with you soon. a very long election season and all leading up to election day today. >> todd: mike huckabee here next. don't miss it. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> carley: let's go to rachel campos-duffy at superior restaurant near allentown where the polls open at #:00 a.m. hey, rachel. >> rachel: good morning, you are right. it is in lehigh county near allentown. remember, donald trump has come to this state 15 times and kamala harris 16 times. so clearly this is the battleground. this is where it is happening. people are up early. let's see a show of hands from everybody. who has already voted? this table here, everybody else has told me they are voting today, right? >> yes. >> rachel: voting today.

exciting stuff happening right here. >> todd: rachel campos-duffy we will be seeing all morning long on "fox & friends." >> todd: earlier this morning it wasn't last night. it was earlier this morning. >> carley: how long he was campaigning. >> todd: alongside his family american golden age if he is releecketted to the oval office. vice president harris 'giving her final arguments last night surrounded by celebs in pennsylvania. >> they are my kids but i will tell you they are very good people. they are good people. they are great. people that love our country. in conclusion, with your vote, we are going to fire kamala and we're going to save america. we will cut your taxes, end inflation. >> we have an opportunity in this election to finally turn the page on a decade of politics that have been driven by fear and division. we are done with that.

>> carley: former arkansas governor and former presidential candidate mike huckabee joins us now. good morning to you. the final messages have been made. the closing arguments. what are your final thoughts as the polls are about to open in a few hours across the country? >> carley, i'm ready to turn the page that page does not include kamala harris again or joe biden. i would like to turn the page away from the past four years of high inflation, uncontrolled immigration, mixed message with israel. a terrible economy, and overregulation and weaponize the government. let's get back to a place where everybody in america can feel good that the president is working for them and not working for a handful of billionaires and bureaucrats you have been in many campaigns have you won campaigns and lost campaigns. you know what the body language. >> yes, i have. >> todd: you know the body language of a winner and about

to be loser looks like. play this sound from kamala harris that we just got in and get your thoughts on the back end. >> madam vice president, are you confident you are going to win? >> voting is tomorrow. urging everybody to vote. >> todd: just to be clear. the reporter asked kamala, madam vice president, are you confident you are going to win? kamala harris then replied we want everybody to vote tomorrow. based upon how both sides are acting, can you discern one side that thinks that it is going to win and one side that knows it is not? i think donald trump has a great level of comfort. people can feel it. i was with hem a week ago doing a town hall in 50. you can just sen sense it. he was relaxed, comfortable, confident. but not overconfident, confident. with harris you don't see that

someone who is frantic, flailing, trying to say we can make it happen. we can still do it i think deep down their internal numbers show they are not going to do it. i could be wrong. i'm going to go out on a limb, donald trump wins big tonight. in a way that will be hard for people to say oh yeah, he cheated. i don't think that's going to happen tonight. >> carley: not just the presidential race but of course the balance of power in the house and the senate that is so important. right now it's at 49 republicans, 51 democrats in the senate. 220 republicans, 212 in the house. "wall street journal" op-ed recently written by the editorial board titled the senate stakes couldn't get much higher a g.o.p. majority could check harris' desire to break the 60-vote filibuster rule and surpass the progressive dream list. how important these down ballot races are. what will you be watching tonight and how do you think it will pan out in the house and senate? >> it's critically important.

and if donald trump has the big night that i think he has. then republicans will take the senate and keep the house. the reason that is so important that means trump's appointees not just the federal agencies but all the ambassadorships and his hires that require senate confirmation are going to get through. otherwise it, will be putting that also a says in the machine that god forbid the democrats hold the senate. for donald trump to carry out his agenda, remember, he has to have both houses. and he has to have those houses in unity. then he has got to hire between 7,000 and 10,000 really good people who want to put america first. his first term he got sucker punched and put a lot of people in loyal to the people who recommended them. he knows better this time. he will put people loyal to the agenda that he has been running on really for 10 years. >> todd: we all want to note answers yesterday. let's look at indicators that can give us a sense early as possible. axios reporting that virginia will be the key early indicator for the night when it comes to

house race. republican kiggans upset in va 2 house republicans should be worried. if dems lose va 7 that's when the democrats will get panicky. 20 to 300 seconds to you. what are your early tells, governor? >> i think republicans will keep the house. i think they will take the senate and be at 503, 54 senators before the night is over. donald trump will win. i don't think it will be as close, maybe in the popular vote but i think in the electoral college vote he wins decisively. and this is a night for a lot of americans like me to celebrate, getting back to normalcy where people really expect their government to leave them alone, work for them, not against them. >> carley: it has been remarkable election cycle with a candidate change on one side and two assassination attempts on the other. and it all comes down to today. governor mike huckabee, thank you so much for joining us, "fox & friends" starts right now.