guest: so obviously very close race there in 2022 where you had republican claudia tenney unseat the democrat, anthony brindisi, by about 100 votes. it was really tight. new york is probably the single biggest redistricting weapon for either party in the country. and it's the state that democrats are counting on to offset their losses from republican gerrymanders in other big states. keep in mind that new york right now has 19 democrats and eight republicans. but two of those democrats are pretty important figures. hakim jeffries who is in the democratic leadership in the house. he's assumed to be democrat speaker in waiting when nancy pelosi calls it quits. and then sean patrick maloney, the chair of the d-ccc democrats' campaign arm. they'll apply heavy pressure on their legislative counterparts in albany to pass an aggressive gerrymander. even though new york has a voter approved commission, that mission is deadlocking along party lines much as we have seen in virginia. and so it's unlikely to agree on a new map. and at that point the legislature would take over and democrats coul

todd: claudia tenney here to react. prices are up.are that the free money he keeps pumps into the system is driving the cost of everything up? >> good morning. he obviously doesn't understand it as a small business owner, we are celebrating our 75th year with our business in upstate new york. he shows he doesn't have any respect for the middle class, which is vitally important to the future of our nation. and his policies prove it. first of all, he put in the american rescue plan almost $2 trillion, a lot of it went to waste, fraud, abuse and much of it was unspent that caused this inflationary probable we are having which is why real wages have actually gone down this bill also creates 150 new government programs that you are going to be taxed with pensions and healthcare and the middle class is going to have to pay for this with the huge amount almost $2 trillion in new taxes many of that effecting middle class particularly small family farms, working businesses like ours. small businesses, sole priors. this is going to be a huge dr

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city in the center of the state, it's currently a swing district and represented by republican claudia tenneyrrounded by mostly republican districts, including elise stefanik to the north, john catc to the west and john reed to the southwest. right now there are two maps and utica is critical. the republican proposal would solidify this as a republican seat, taking swaths of stefanik's large rural district. the democrats's's plan would make this a stronghold folding in syracuse and ithaca. >> this process will only work because of your help. >> reporter: the commission has three months to come up with a consensus map, and then the legislature could still disdard. is the commission working? >> oh, absolutely. i think that we have been doing a stupendous job of going out there, getting public input, getting people to talk about their communities. >> reporter: do you have faith that the legislature will accept the work of the commission? >> well, i don't, frankly. i think, you know, the legislature is there to try and maximize their own partisan advantage. >> reporter: and new york democrats hav

guest: so obviously very close race there in 2022 where you had republican claudia tenney unseat theemocrat, anthony brindisi, by about 100 votes. it was really tight. new york is probably the single biggest redistricting weapon for either party in the country. and it's the state that democrats are counting on to offset their losses from republican gerrymanders in other big states. keep in mind that new york right now has 19 democrats and eight republicans. but two of those democrats are pretty important figures. hakim jeffries who is in the democratic leadership in the house. he's assumed to be democrat speaker in waiting when nancy pelosi calls it quits. and then sean patrick maloney, the chair of the d-ccc democrats' campaign arm. they'll apply heavy pressure on their legislative counterparts in albany to pass an aggressive gerrymander. even though new york has a voter approved commission, that mission is deadlocking along party lines much as we have seen in virginia. and so it's unlikely to agree on a new map. and at that point the legislature would take over and democrats could

todd: congresswoman claudia tenney, we appreciate your time. thank you for getting up with us. carley: good to be with you this morning. what's going to happen right now? todd: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> omicron variant reigniting. >> cases in europe, middle east, asia and australia and north america. >> we expect to be seeing more lockdowns. >> prepare for the worse. >> incite panic. the lockdowns do not eradicate the virus. >> get set to address biden's tax and spending spree. >> for joe biden to say we have so-to-spend more money this is alice in wonderland e is the mad hatter. >> under scrutiny again. todd: a new block claims hunter biden took $10 million a year from a chinese energy company to make quote an introduction. >> jackson trying to keep it alive. and it's a touchdown andrews. wow! ♪ as we look in at cadillac, michigan where it's 26 degrees, chance of snow later today. doesn't it look like the town from a wonderful life where jimmy stuart ran through the streets. it's officially a after thanksgiving. could and you can listen to and listen to music. ain