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on fox news sunday. ♪ >> hello from fox news here. here are some of the top headlines. president biden approving a major disaster declaration for florida ahead of his visit today to communities hit hard by hurricane milton. adding now to eight already approved for hurricane helene. israel during the evacuation of more towns in southern lebanon as they straight iran backed targets in that area. the idf says more than 300 projectiles were fired into israel from lebanon this weekend. both presidential candidates are on the campaign trail today president trump and battleground arizona and vice president harris north carolina both of their running mates join us here on fox news sunday today. with their public and vice president j.d. vance and then the democratic vp candidate tim walz will join us we have the team coverage with fox news

correspondence covering vice president harris and to reporting a president trump catalyst with you bill in arizona. >> shannon k the four president donald trump is continuing his blitz about a gram states would just weeks left to go before election day today he'll be here in arizona were early voting is already underway and where he's expected to have a very tight race. take a look at the most recent fox news polling out of arizona shows donald trump with a very narrow lead over kamala harris and tecumseh registered voters here in arizona however, a "wall street journal" pull out last week shows the opposite take a look. it shows harris with a slim lead over donald trump amongst the registered voters here in arizona. both trump and harris already made visits back in september specifically they both went to the border patrols tucson, arizona, sector k that's the sector that saw the most illegal crossings of any sector along the southern border in the fiscal year 2020 for his illegal

immigration is expected to play a massive role with arizona voters in this election. back at here live for president trump is scheduled to speak here in the valley around 5:00 p.m. eastern time and he'll be coming here from california after he held a rally in coachella last night shannon? >> thank you bill. we now turn to alexis mcadams that's been travelling with the harrisville team in north carolina. hello alexis. >> hello. this is how they will have the 19th stop to the stadium if you believe it. running for president it shows just how critical and crucial this swing state is again this election. kamala harris released her medical history saying she is in perfect health. now pushing for president trump to do the same. >> we know he does not have the ability to do the job. he is unfit for office. etalk said his rallies about fictional characters. he constantly is in a state of

grievance about himself. he has no plans for the american people and then he just makes things up on a full-time basis. wet mac this week and kamala harris stopping in north carolina to meet with leaders of the black community here to tidewater plant to the future of this country which is days until the election. she's holding rally today in greenville, north carolina, hitting the state hardship because the latest polling a special from "the wall street journal" that just came out says that for president trump with a slight edge in north carolina ahead just by one point. harris says she knows the race will be close. >> this is a tight race. with what we are offering looking to the future of america and investing in the american people or donald trump who is constantly trying to take us backwards. >> from north carolina harris will then head to pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin which shows you just how important those states are too.

back to you. >> as they are. reporting from north carolina. joining us now republican vice presidential nominee ohio senator j.d. vance, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you for having me shannon, good morning. >> there's a lot new polling out there blitz are with the gender gap there is a double-digit lead for the vice president among women in nearly all the battleground states, "politico" makes this observation, rather than pick a running mate that appealed to suburban women in swing states he chose j.d. vance who is engineered to appeal to that self-styled alpha male crowd they suggest you guys are banking on the breau vote to carry across the finish line. "politico" has this line say they have given up on the idea that they can get women voters. are you giving up on us? >> no, not at all shannon. that's a completely ridiculous argument for "politico" to make. i'm aware of the gender gap. i see the peeling everyone else does and i also think there is some evidence we made progress in the last few weeks and

of course we are still a few weeks on the actual game day here. we're going to keep on making our argument to women voters and male voters and everybody that donald trump is the candidate of peace and prosperity. i think two issues in particular where i make my pitch directly to women voters shannon is on public safety. we have a lot of young americans right now dying of fentanyl overdoses, fennell brought into our communities of cores through kamala harris' open border. do we want to raise her children as moms and dads say for kids to make mistakes without those being laced with fennel and taking the life. don't want communities to not have these come in gangs like we see in colorado running rampage in this city? i think a lot of women voters but frankly a lot of men voters to care about public safety. curly president trump is the candidate of public safety pay the final point i would make shannon is inflation often hits young women and women harder than other groups. of course we know that a lot of

households, women do the grocery shopping, that's not true in my household as a matter of fact that we know women sometimes are the ones who see the effects of these higher rents and grocery prices and higher electric and utility bills because they are the ones often administering things and i think we can do such a better job for women to make it possible for them to afford the basic necessities of life. especially single moms because shannon we know for single moms they are the only ones often doing these things. they don't have a whole lot to help they need the government to not be screwing things up so badly. >> this a missed racial point to good numbers they go on the economy this week this was the headline the dmc set out. inflation drops the lowest level since pandemic under the bite and harris leadership. trumps plans would cause inflation bomb, they are doubting the plans a cut taxes for the middle class giving a leg up to small businesses and help with tax credits with your nose from the few things you actually agree on. bring down the cost of homeownership you have different

ideas what how to do that they say versus your plan which is just to give tax cuts to your wealthy friends. >> shown a thing that's ridiculous in a few ways. they are trying to accused all trump of doing something that he didn't do during the four years he was president. we have to remember that he delivered the fastest take-home pay increase in a generation. we had inflation at one point 5% and yes, he did selectively use tariffs to bring manufacturing back to the united states to increase the wages of workers and push back against communist china but he did this while delivering low inflation. in some ways kamala harris' entire argument shannon is they will somehow do summing radically different than what he did during his first four years in office well president trump is in fact saying we need to build upon the success of his four years in office and frankly can get away from the record of failure of kamala harris three and a half years in office, trillions and trillions of dollars of new spending. we have more american manufacturing workers struggling, we have a wide-open

southern border and most importantly, weather single moms or single dads, we have people who can't afford groceries and rents. this is not a record to hang your hat on but this is the kamala harris record. >> let's talk will tariffs. with a mention that and they say what you are in present trouble talking about is much broader then it targeted tariff they say its immediately going to add thousands of dollars of new costs for americans every year, a couple for members of congress republican and dock rd rode a piece in the hill this week one about this saying a major element of his economic plan is the imposition of high tariffs on imports which be much more likely to lead to a depression then anything that harris is proposing. walk-through president hoover's decision for brought tears after the october 29 to crash the market they say led to the same things they worry would happen now. higher cost of living for all americans, a tougher time with higher tariffs on exports and actually killing a lot of manufacturing jobs here in the u.s. so why not be more precision about it that was soundly present trump is the campaign

trail? >> first of all i think they fundamentally misunderstand history as president trump says all the time will -- william mckinley and teddy roosevelt built the american industrial powerhouse that we have today using tariffs to ensure that american workers got a fair deal. and foreign competitors were unable to undercut the wages of our workers. we have to sort of backup and ask yourselves what is a tariff because people accused of being a something it's not. think about if you are a foreign competitor working in china, using literal chinese labor at three dollars a day in the american middle class workers never going to be able to compete on cost alone. we can compete on quality with those foreign labourers in china. i've used labor in china what a tariff says it is you're going to pay a fat penalty before bringing those products back into the united states. as really the only way to ensure america has a viable industrial base. >> why not do to a more precise and surgical way then what we've

been hearing from the campaign trail? does present trump lantsman that is more targeted or is it as broad as we have been led to believe by his own statements? >> i think president trump can do these things in a broad-based way will also being targeted as osha the nations in industries that america most needs, we need to remember that we followed the advice of those congressmen for 30 years in this country. china now has 32% of world manufacturing gdp, america has 18% of world manufacturing gdp. unless we use the power that we have economically to bring back good manufacturing how will wake up in a country 20 or 30 years from now where everything we need, the pharmaceuticals you put into the bodies or children, the weapons of war that our troops use are made by foreign countries that don't like us very much, the only way to prevent that and the only way to rebuild the prosperity we had 30 years ago is to do what donald trump is proposing. one final point on this tariff issue shannon is for 200 years,

the american economic miracle was built by using tariffs win appropriate to ensure american workers could thrive. we've gone the other direction for 30 years at the time our middle class has been shrinking, inequalities been going up, we've tried the experiment of shipping our jobs to china and building prosperity off that. is a field experiment we need to get back to the trump approach of rebuilding the american middle class in the manufacturing sector -- sector that really is a foundation of that middle class. >> want to get to the trump and vance approach when it comes to abortion that is an issue that appears to be leading to this gender gap you haven't disadvantage with. governor wells when he joined us last week said you have supported national abortion ban in the past he might have been referring to this position you took in 2022 this is from your senate debate then. >> you would vote for lindsey graham's 15 week band? >> is a just that i think it's totally reasonable to say you cannot abort a baby especially for elective reasons after 15

weeks of gestation. no civilized country allows. >> sonata federal ban per se on the procedure everywhere but if you're talking about 15 or 20 week band, nationally, that is going to cut off access to a lot of people who have greater access and a number of different states now. you talk with this is back to the state has your position on this change? would you over something that was a 15 or 20 week ban at the national level? >> shaming, first of i think it's reason able to save a certain level it later abortions are barbaric if they are done for elective reasons, of course he have to have the exceptions but later abortions for elective reasons is something no civilized country allows and certainly there is a contrast year between governor walz and harris. they want later abortions funded by taxpayers and force on christian hospitals and that's not something donald trump and i like. >> etalk bota 15 or 20 week ban people will say that sounds like a national ban. we were display with semantics here.

>> know, is not shannon. president trump, of course he's the leader of their public and party , he has explicitly said you would not support a national abortion ban. he has said he thinks this issue should be left to the states, that's the official policy of the republican party in the selection and so think really that president trump believes in. i think it's important to say why shannon. illustrates how different our approaches are here. president trump recognizes california is a different state from alabama which is a different state from pennsylvania. we want the voters in the states to make these decisions. we are sick of the nationalized culture war over this topic and i think we need to return it to the voters in the state sky president trump certainly has made this the official policy of our party. >> on planned parenthood you tugboat taken away government funding. they say no u.s. taxpayer funding can go to abortion in any stage but it's they say hundreds of thousands of cancer screenings they do in birth control which they say action

prevents another 500,000 abortions a year and all cuts with the testing medication, contraception, where were these patients go? i've planned parenthood lost the funding? >> what we have said as we don't want taxpayer funding for abortions out of courses been the bipartisan approach over 40 years in this country until frankly kamala harris came along. i know planned parenthood does a lot of things a lot of young women a lot of young families need. we're talking but we don't believe in taxpayer funding for abortions that's been the policy not just of the republican party by the way, but even a lot of democrats who put -- who are pro-choice who want wide access to abortion will say we'll think taxpayer should be funding this stuff and again, that bipartisan consensus is something president trump very much supports. >> osoyoos maybe not a full d funny but anything you be able to potential track which they say doesn't happen. we have sown more questions we hope you'll come back soon as governor walz is doing this weakest well. good to see you. >> thank you for having me

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>> their public and vice president -- vice presidential candidate j.d. vance. and i we have the other vice president candidate j.d. -- tim walz. for the second week in a row with the hello tim walz! >> hello shannon.

>> i'm glad you back with a conversation about what i heard you want to come back this week and the team reached out i was a little surprised! what's that about? >> look, folks deserve to hear where we stand on this. vice president harrison i have an agenda to have a new way forward, i think folks are still undecided out there. i appreciate you, u.s. good hard questions and your viewers get a chance to hear them! >> we appreciate you coming because you do want our viewers it from everyone but you and i both is hard to find an undecided voter at this point maybe they are watching today. lets us what the electoral college. this week you made some news when you said it quote, needs to go. they said on the -- and other position you say you line up the campaign now. one author was written a book about why america has electoral college said this in a political piece this is the homes of america's major media donor academic and government centres. as simple direct democracy will centralize all power government

business money media in urban areas to the detriment of the rest of the nation. you did want to refer to red areas on a map is mostly rocks and house but the founders clearly want to protect choices in those areas. do you not? >> what the rest of that quote they cut off as to that includes my mom and my family. my point on this was people feel, and they have to feel every vote counts in every place of the country. and i think what the point was on this is they see us in battleground states and not across the country. the campaign's position is clear on this, it's not to get rid of the electoral college would still focus on every vote and i think your viewers out there listening want to see these campaigns in every corner talking to every person and look, as a rural guy, how politics happened my part being on this was these or areas that need to be heard. every voter out there, every vote needs to count. >> let's get the things we did get to discuss last week let's

talk with the issue of censorship and free speech. you said there's no guarantee of free speech or misinformation or hate speech what the supreme court very clear and unanimous in frangipani decision that hate speech is protected that's the kind of stuff that need to be protected stuff out of us like to hear. but more importantly who gets to decide on the issue of what misinformation is. >> is something that i think most americans are clear on this the point being on this piercing censorship coming in the form of book banning st in different places we are seeing attempts at schools. the issue on this was that hate speech and the protected hate speech. >> speaker-06: aims at creating violence. speech that's aimed at threats to individuals. that's what we're talking about in this in the decision on this, society decides on a lot of these, the idea someone going on and threatening someone's life or a child's life online, i don't think any of your viewers. >> with us not misinformation. there's a distinction. you would say between something

like a threat and misinformation. >> certainly and that's what we're talking about. i think the idea of making sure folks understand i good consumers of that, these the decisions they make but i've always defended the first amendment rights defender right to disagree on every case, that robust discussion has to happen and that's why i'm so post a book that's why minnesota we banned the practice of book banning. you make the decision of what you're going to read weather you find it objectionable or not. the difference is threats and that type of speech. >> achata distinction there let's talk about guns to back in 2010 he had an a rating from the nra you were happy but then you said i'm proud to stand with the nra to protect our second amendment rights and i'm truly grateful for their endorsement. by 2018 you've gone all the way to an aft but you were also then happy about that rating. your running mate has had more than once a place -- the vice president, she is for mandatory gun buyback she also said at one point in the past even if you legally possess a gun in the sanctity of your lock

toll that doesn't mean we're not going to walk in and check on things. you both say you are gun owners. are you okay with that? so at some point saying he have to give one of your guns back all of your guns back and are someday doing a search in your home of guns you legally own? >> no is talking about that and i was with my guns yesterday out pheasant hunting. many of them conservatives on this. i want to be clear on this the nra's organization i grew up with it was about gun safety. there was a dramatic shift where the nra went especially on things we can even do research on with gun violence. i've made it clear that sitting with the sandy hook parents and with some of these kids that were in schools with the school shootings and having friends that are around these things, he have a profound impact on me but look, i will defend the second amendment. there is nothing with the extreme risk protection orders or background checks that will stop you from owning that.

i think we're talking about things like trigger locks and things responsible gun owners do these things anyway so look this is a red herring issue we can own guns and protect the second amendment and then our first responsibility is protecting our children and society. i know we can do that. i think this idea of just brushing it off saying well this is just the way things are, why would we not research what's causing this? why would the gun manufacturers oppose understanding exactly why america is so different than other going -- gun owning countries. no one's coming for your guns i continue to buy them, the vice president is a gun owner. so any of your viewers are, but they also were concerned that we don't want to see her children shot in school. >> yes at the giver one can agree on that. the nra can say that they are the foremost when it comes a programs for hunters and kids, for gun owners that is still part of their mission but this issue of whether maricann should be forced to give their guns back at some point or whether a

warrantless search is, okay,, i'm assuming your post to both of these? >> yes no one is proposing taking your guns. the thing is shannon i'm most concerned with guns and homes, the number 1 thing's children getting the gun shooting themselves. we do education campaigns here. we give out free gun locks. 40,000 of these things at the state fair couple years ago, those are gun owners and we can do some of these things. >> i think of children in the home absolutely he have an allegation to make sure these things are under lock and key. it appears your evolution politically, years in congress and the minnesota, he have moved to the left i think that's fair to say here's what they said. walls had a voting record in congress where he represented a red district. he use that record to win the government ship and then move sharply left. here's something you said weeks ago. >> don't ever shy away from our progressive values. one person socialism is another

person's neighbourliness. >> merriam-webster's dictionary says its a system of society or group living in which there is no private property or this, condition of society in which the means of production are owned and controlled by the state. did you mean to advocate for that here in the u.s.? >> know, i was making the point several republicans oftentimes talk about socialism and what i would make the case of is we build our roads collectively together. i don't think anyone's arguing that you should have to build your own road from your house to your business place or whatever. so i said this definition the right uses about this, things that we collectively do together that look, i believe in moral capitalism, i believe capitalism works. i also believe you have to make sure that there is things we collectively do together. we educate our children by using public schools we build roads and do some of the things like public health where he worked together. the point on this is trying to divide that but you certainly can have a capitalism that says

billionaires get everything in the middle class gets nothing! i think kamala harris is going on this is lifting at the middle class. making an opportunity economy making housing affordable. making drug prices more affordable. that's what we're talking about so i said dulles into them tell you that these things that we can do together, would also, we want people to succeed and when you succeed we are also asking you pay your fair share. i'm excited when people become wealthy. they -- just pay your fair share and then all of us to better! >> did you would not mean to you sort socialism was a knucklehead thing or was it what you want to say? >> that's what the right uses. would you describe building road to socialism? >> but it's also not the government controlling all property and means of funding those roads. you don't have your private funds of people would argue about taxes some people do feel like it takes confiscatory.

>> the point being installed trump says that this is a social marxist government. kamala harris' action doing just the opposite of that crating a free economy that works in people can grow into the middle-class. i think the argument here is just trying to blanket over most people recognize that the infrastructure act is creating massive private wealth because of building this out together. that's what kamala harris is don understanding the things government should do, government can do put the thing the private sector can do they shed. that's a a big difference from donald trump spewing things towards the wealthy. >> when each want -- when you want talk what the tax cuts there will be sunset it unless they are to putting on who win say what happens in congress as well, status shows it does benefit every class of taxpayers. so course the trump and vance team will want to argue that. but you're minnesota record let's ask with this. this is a piece written in "the wall street journal" by a longtime minneapolis residents. he says under mr. wallace, minnesota has become a high crime state. student achievement has tumbled

it was putting on school stock skyrocketed for canada's gross domestic product fallen but no -- below this average and they have joined the minnesotans in these areas fleeing their home states. you were elected by a much tighter margin the second time around then the first time because he says people are leaving with there feet in their boots and they don't like the way you governed minnesota. >> yeah, why when by nearly ate points on that it would save the republican writing that it wouldn't be surprised but the fact of the matter is minnesota is recognized as a top five business days top state to raise children we are number 1 health care, crime in america is a 50 year low contrast that to donald trump's time in office. >> but they're talking what time -- crime in minnesota. >> yes, and you can look at the statistics and see where we're at. we know during the trump years we saw murders go up. but they are all coming down. the country a 50 year low. i think contrasting that, this

is about donald trump going to two detroit and saying detroit stinks. this is about republicans saying minnesota is not good. this is where they go. don't from going so far as to say maybe i won't give disaster aid to states that boat blue. kamala harris wants to be a present for all american she will divide states based on where they are at. this is just simply not the case. we simply have a state we are very proud of. i would invite folks to go to minneapolis, come visit the five and oh minnesota by ginza and you will see a state thriving estate building homes in a state that's focus on middle-class in jobs. >> we will leave this they are. with the crime -- what they're making about crimes they can check it out and we will check that out too. maybe we'll talk again. great to have you back this week. >> were great and i hope you we can come back. thank you shannon. >> of the election just three weeks away both campaigns are urgently looking to shore up a critical group of voters

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>> we have not yet seen the same kinds of energy and turnout in

all quarters of our neighbourhoods. i also want to say that seems to be over announced. >> my numbers with a black and especially black men, i love black men, i love them. i love them! [cheering and applause] >> i've gone through the roof of black men. black men. >> efforts with presidents -- for president trump and obama are trying to get the black men vote. the contributing writer and we have our columnist. that was love to take in there. [laughter] there's been some tough love and some excited talk out there. "new york times" did have this headline yesterday were they said black voters drift from democrats according to polling they said about 15% of black

likely voters said they plan to vote for the four president according to the new poll as six-point increase from four years ago. so richard, fair to say this is a noticeable increase. >> there is no question that this raises contentious. every vote is a progressive let's get a few things are the way first. black men support democrats more than any other demographic in this country had set a black women. for that the democrat should over the melodic gratitude. i think number 2 here is what we are seeing from a few months ago when joe biden was at the top of the ticket. kamala harris that performing joe biden with black men on base my reporting and sourcing and also based on the reports from these groups, what we will see her do this week is asked to go after black men in a very tactical way. she probably will roll out of new policy agenda that include some things you already heard from her, you know, homeowner credit, the tax credit for people with children, beyond that i turn her campaign to ask you focus on the issue that's more benign. jobs. good paying jobs for folks that don't have a college degree.

manufacturing jobs allow you to take away on vacation take your partner on vacation. if she can bring these things together i do believe you will see black women come home to the democratic party and we don't trump saying i love black men when you look at the numbers, the blackman he's talking about are the ones that are least likely to vote in elections. when you look at the polls more likely voters more likely voting blackman are also voting for kamala harris and then that's what you talk to them this coming week. >> this did cite black likely voters. that's one poll. he gets in the scope question about a talk about a little bit with centre vans weather they're just going for the breau vote and really going to them which is cutting across ethnic and recent different lines in class lines. "politico" says this is an all-out campaign by the former president to turn out young men and demographic they think is critical to the election given the overwhelming support kamala harris is expected to receive from young women. so the question becomes is this going to be just a bunch of guys doing tik tok send videos and

things or will they actually register and go vote. >> this is that appeal election. >> 's brat summer over? >> it feels like it. [laughter] whether there is a pipeline from the oval on podcast listener to the ballot box as you point out the more voters will do more for you but this is the continuation of the trend among -- among men. with working-class voters they are shifting towards republicans. the issue with men is a will be chaired old -- terrible and say the democratic party they have not been welcoming to the idea of traditional masculinity for the last several years right? you might not find yourself at home there. that's a promise you will get an aai survey, people who self identify as very masculine at 50% are more are more likely to be republican and guess who self identifies the same amount as a republican black men and hispanic men so i thing this is

a mapping over that's a proper democratic messaging that's hard to overcome. >> mention this issue about how men and how they received by the democrat party. this with a talk with a long-time strategist saying men in his words he felt like they were ashamed were told not to be so mascu or preached to. he is among the democrats out there who probably are expressing some concern here is a collection of some quotes i'm scared to death the sugar high is gone. that's anthony who served in the button and obama administrations. if you are not nervous you are not paying attention. that's a former harris commune occasion's director. so that's one side of it. do you think the trump campaign is getting overly hot with this? >> there's always that danger but i think we are talking about gender gaps and other kinds of gaps, with respect to black men, i was born in washington, d.c., at a time when segregation was still in vogue. i so remember separate restrooms and water fountains, that was my luther kings "i have a dream"

speech. would you have now is a lot of younger african americans who don't have that experience. they don't have that civil rights agenda experience of their parents and grandparents. they are starting to think for themselves and they are looking at inflation and they are looking at the failed public schools in chicago for example. let's run by the progressive amir johnson. 25% of high school graduates in the chicago public school system made up mostly of minorities, they are not reading proficiency. that's an absolute scandal! poll after poll has shown that poor families one education choice for their children and i think trump has been hitting on that along with some other things that appeal to the younger african americans that's why think there is this kind of gap between black conservatives 22% now according to one study i've seen, are now growing more conservative wear older african americans are still in that democratic party room. and voting for democrats.

>> is there enough of a shift to make a difference? it's a very tight race. >> neither side should be overconfident at all. when obama went out and stumped hillary clinton 2016 there was way too much overconfidence he dropped the mic think trump would never become presidents of those quotes and democrats are very smart but at the same time harris has some soft spots she needs to show up. to major unions didn't back her. we talked with the blackmail vote. the latino vote, these or areas where democrats are usually doing better and i think the trump team is smart to capitalize on it. at the same time we have a long way to go in this this thing is basically a type. >> it is in three weeks feels like an eternity! doug go anywhere. up next we have another major storm battering the american south, millions of floridians scrambling to rebuild we take you like to florida head of president biden's visit thereto that devastated region. o pe mor♪ more “oh yeah!”

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see this morning. >> reporter: good to be with you shannon. i spoke with the manager of the new pass grill and bait shop. he's says it will take about three weeks to get everything cleaned up before he can fully reopen and what's taking place this business behind me is just one example of what's going on. with homes and businesses up and down these barrier islands, off of florida's gulf coast. president biden's visit today neighbouring tampa bay area comes just one day after he declared a major disaster for the state. that action makes federal grants and loans available to the affected individuals and 35 counties in tribal areas. the president says early damage estimates for the state are approximately $50 billion for hurricane milton alone and hurricane milton arrived just days after hurricane helene struck some of these very same areas. milton was a powerful category three hurricane when made landfall wednesday near siesta

key, another barrier island community here in sarasota county. although it was spare the 15-foot storm surge forecasters had feared, siesta key suffered widespread wind damage. >> beyonce had been crying, we been smiling, we been so thankful honestly very blessed. >> they will have that mentality out here. it's always a village. yes. we definitely care about our neighbours, some have gotten a lot worse. >> hurricane milton temporarily disrupted fuel supplies along the central south coast as things slowly come back online. directing long lines of cars and more often then they would like intervening in arguments at the pump. >> the supply chains will eventually catch up. they will be there and things will get back to normal but in the meantime we need your assistance to just make sure everybody calms down. >> according to the tracking service power outage .us just

under 1 million florida homes and businesses are still without electricity. but they are making progress. the figure is down from more than 3 million at the peak of the storm. shannon? >> inc. you very much. back at the panel now. of course, a storm this close to the election can't go kinds of questions about the political implications. they have a piece saying one is the potential for a backlash against the propensity in this statement with the pension been per chaos even with such moment of crisis the blowback against harris if she's perceived to be exaggerating her own role in their response. >> it's interesting. to santos and florida they change the barbs about who was calling who back end desantis i think at a pretty good point. i've never dealt with harrison prior storm so therefore in the white house playing some games there. but this is something with the democrats have to be very concerned for this is why the white house has pushed back against what trump has said saying that's not true. they set uall these truth

metres and that kind of thing. listen, as james said storms are a problem for the president and that's basically harris right now. >> there could be opportunity to show leadership and command of the situation! >> they used to be shannon pierre nantel disasters you to be bipartisan. storms don't discriminate between republicans and democrats and minorities and majorities, i think the started going south with katrina x over the democrats blame george w. bush from not doing enough to help those folks in louisiana. but the fact was the governor of louisiana at the time was a democrat and he went allow the national guard to come in which bush volunteered to do it. when he flew over the state he was mocked for not talking to the people on the ground and all the rest of it. they should not be a political issue and i think the fact it has shows how corrupting our politics have become and it's really shameful. people need help, they should get help. whether they are republicans or democrats or any other

democratic group. >> should the campaigns avoid talking with a storm in the context of the response? does open you up for criticism. whether same positive or negative things everyone else try to show up and guessing done. >> i will modify an old mister rogers saying. look for those in the grown-ups and people are hurting we have the leadership and there for a trust issue with leadership. in this case i think honestly an antidote to that is the desantis press conferences during a storm when he shows command of all these facts and shelters for the disabled and shelters for people with pets. corporate sponsorships for all sorts of ways to help. when he's giving out this information in a consistent and trustworthy way, you don't have this vacuum and you don't have is room for as much issues and disinformation of people getting upset. harrison trump, i don't think they took that route to meet the grown-ups. desantis and trump teen to do so. >> yes they are being very calm

entry rapid -- about each other. this gets back to the point of when this used to be a bipartisan effort to save people's lives and help them and give them back. >> this on the governors know how to do. no matter which party you belong to the goal is to help people that live in your state. i think that's what we've seen from all the governors but i think it's also worth pointing out you think what this election and the impact of the natural disaster to key in on what governor wallace to the couple segments ago. this is when you see the collective power of the american people. opening up shelters, sending lineman from california to florida to help them get the power restored. which campaign will give you that collective power of the american people. and which will divide. i think what we have seen over the past couple of years with how long trump has been running there is so much disinformation put out around this hurricane specifically that says is you the wall or -- one that received not the the one helping the

collective power together. >> that spirit exists outside a government we've seen this in north carolina in the absence of that it's a beetle full thing but it doesn't have to be associated. >> government should be absent though. >> they shouldn't but they often are. >> prior to the workers and national guardsmen and churches and volunteers and placing samaritan's purse and red cross and 70 others who are fighting their way into these places and getting people to desperate need their help. panel, thank you very much. up next, how faith can shake our most contentious political debate. left behind some advice and they drenched us to talk about this. ♪

>> in american history this series come -- combination has overall been a force for great good. >> the late senator was a champion of religious freedom and somatic compromise. his new book fates answers to america's political crisis highlights how faith can help americans through times of political strife and division. he passed away in march but his message lives on in this book.

i spoke with his widow and son is today sunday special. >> i want to start with the introduction to the book the senator wrote because he talks about how stony americans while they might be divided politically the vast majority of them have some belief in god or a higher power whether they formally practice religion or not to, and how that's a good starting place. he writes in the introduction each of us is created in the image of god with a spark of our divine creator in us and all of us there for deserve to be treated equally with respect and kindness and that's a place i love to start where there is going going to be heated debates. talk more about that just being able to see each other as valuable and respected. >> that was joe during campaigns i used to say what you see is what you get. that was him. he believed those words. sincerely. for a long time. and he taught us that faith is a

wonderful thing. not everyone has it but our beliefs and -- in some larger entity then ourselves are important to teach us to keep us strong and to keep us together. >> yes, people saw him model that in his life day-to-day. >> we believe in what both the bible and the declaration of independence tells us. as the bible of course makes clear, we are not here by accident. but because of a divine godly act of creation. as the declaration, written by men of faith tells us, everyone of us is a child of god. >> he also talks about in the book that there is a way to debate and do it constructively. he talks about abraham and god having their contentious debate and says you know, we do have

models for ways that we can have disagreements. >> to use the dish terms those are great challenge -- human acts of chutzpah to challenge god but that's okay! that's part of our shared faith tradition. it's not adversarial in any negative way. i feel this book by reminding people of all faiths that this is part of what we are supposed to be living. it can sort of be like a source of affirmation for people kind of know that they should be doing this politics stuff in a better way then they are. >> exactly. i want to get to the conclusion because he talks about all of these problems we have. the obstacles we have and how he believes faith will help us get past them. i think there is an open -- duthie there's an open ear or audience for people to hear what he spells out in this book? >> joey felt if we work together

and teach our children, our politicians, our leaders, they have to speak in ways they want children to copy. >> what does it mean for you to bring this final work of his, this to the american people to get things right. to this book and to the place where people can have it in their hands in here this final beseeching from him. >> i think what he want to do with this last testament of his was remind people of this and the kind of arouse them and say this is anas put the golden rule should not stop at the threshold of politics. it should inform how we interact. when we try to govern ourselves in this community. >> the late senator's book, it's now available where bookstores are sold. livin' the bream drops new today.

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for the change we need. alcatraz will tell you why. this morning. >> and it's considered the jewel of fleet week. the blue angels, hoping to get to the skies over san francisco. today we'll talk about the conditions that caused them to cancel their third performance since 2011. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is