chuck schumer will say whatever he is going to say.indsey graham is going to say whatever they are going to say. they will die for the headline and the vote -- lie for the headline and the vote. >> a child can get an abortion without parental notification but cannot get an aspirin at the school nurse without consent from parents. >> you see my opponent does not want to answer the question, lindsey graham and a large number of the senators he will ally with say they want a national ban, a national ban. if people do not want a national ban which would overrule new york's law. they have to elect democrats to the senate. we want to preserve a woman's right to choose with roe. and all of his protections if you elect republican senators who will face a national abortion ban. i understand it is unpopular but my opponent does not want to speak clearly to it. as for your question, i support roe and all of the protections that have been written into it. that was the law before the supreme court decision. that should continue to be the law. >> if

are we going to fire chuck schumer? are we going to take our country back by reelecting ron johnson? [applause] god bless you. god bless the great state of wisconsin, i love being here. i consider you a good friend of mine. we have been traveling the country, on a tour, the take back your country to her. it sounds like were country band. i play the guitar. we are going everywhere. but let me tell you about rick scott. rick scott never sleeps. you know how i just told you never to sleep. he never sleeps. if there was a supplement we could sell to people, named the rick scott supplement, i would buy it. he has so much energy. he is the head of the senate committee and he does everything to help ron johnson. please join me and giving a big wisconsin welcome to the florida senator, rick scott. [applause] >> thank you, rhonda. -- ronna. she does a great job she has opened offices everywhere she gets up voter registration, when we win, ronna mcdaniel has done at the rnc. i became the chairman little over a year ago after we l

>> liz that is the first time i ever agreed with something that chuck schumer said.s being honest. anybody that watched that debate knows that fetterman is completely, incapable of serving. i feel for the guy from health standpoint. he is in no position to be united states senator. that was the worst debate performance i've seen. i was a nerdy political kid from 10 years old. i'm watching this,. elizabeth: you candidate whoever you want. that was old dick cavett joke. breaking news, senator chuck schumer caught on a hot mic warning the president they could lose the senate race with john fetterman in pennsylvania, when you heard that, was your thought? >> schumer is actually telling the truth. they're terrified the people telling the truth. you only hear that what they thought was behind the scenes of the there is a reason they like fetterman. one they think they will get the vote. face it fetterman makes schumer look like john f. kennedy. so their standards aren't very high, you know, the more we know about john fetterman and really coming out, the less chance he has

don't take my word for it but listen to chuck schumer.is hard to believe that they would vote for herschel walker so says chuck schumer. obviously, he doesn't know much about sec football because herschel walker was revered for many years in that state. but beyond that, he is talking politics and policy. there are a number of folks that believe he may be exactly what the state needs. by the way, a lot of folks are complaining what chuck schumer said was, well, unseemly and it almost seemed to some critic to suggest that if you vote for walker, you are somehow turning your back on black voters. >> al sharpton said herschel walker is insulting as a candidate. i tell you, the liberals are afraid of the narrative bit is building that the republican party is growing. >> that they are because they were growing not just african american voters but hispanic voters and the polling showing that purity even with asian voters. meanwhile, we showed you the former president tripp and the vp will be going. it is part of unmistakable strategy to keep bid

with chuck schumerer 96 percent of the time. i'll trade you kelly for chuck schumer. he supported every spending bill from the biden administration including the effort to raise taxes driving up inflation with 87,000 new irs agents, also playing a big role in the chaos at the southern border. he's barely lifted a finger to do anything about i. this year the u.s. has set a record for illegal immigration that we know about and as i mentioned the last segment including 98 on if terror watch list these are only the people we call. this is a quote from limb rat -- liberal. this is after mark kelly by the way voted for biden planned to grant asylum to illegal immigrants. he also voted to send open border activists to courts and repeatedly voted against the construction of a southern border wall. now he says he's been focused on the border since day one. since day one of the campaign starting. mark kelly also supports zero limits on abortion up to the moment of birth. he also wants to get rid of the legislative filibuster so radical socialist democrats can pretty much do any

they key is -- they say he is a reliable ally of chuck schumer. host: you know as anybody about president biden's approval rating. how is senator kelly weathering all that? guest : he is as well positioned as any democrat can be at the moment stop president biden is underwater and is net unpopular in arizona. this was noticeably the state with the closest election market -- margin in the president here -- margin in 2020. the presidents standing here has always and somewhat tenuous because of that. the biden administration is not broadly popular in arizona at the moment. the border is an important issue to many voters here. that is something that blake masters has tried to tap into. mark kelly has resources to send out the constant message about his centrism, and willingness to find good policy outcomes and has been able to project that image to arizona voters. >> the host of the gaggle podcast, what is that? >> it is a weekly political podcast that we have with the republican azcentral.com. each week we talk to different people, reporters, politic

chuck schumer is in charge, denis hoyer, some of these others. >> i mean, no, but they have to save americanracy. it's real and moving. you see the leaders of the democratic party, the republican party, and the vice president of the united states, knowing that they have a deadline to finish this job and you hear pelosi say, and you hear the others say, if we can't get this job done by tonight, god knows what the consequences are. and then you think about what happened afterwards when mcconnell, when mccarthy, who had been so instrumental units, turnaround event for the next year and a half, the naval -- to keep saying, they stole the election. mcconnell is silent. and mccarthy is saying, this investigation by the committee is a partisan witch hunt. >> by the way, bob, you know, you have republicans with revisionist history saying, you know, it wasn't so bad. they were just tourists walking through the corridors in the capital. you have mccarthy there, hiding in fort mcnair just like everybody else, sensibly. they brought them there for their own security. mcconnell, you have steve scalise th

we had incredible leadership out of chuck schumer and nancy pelosi that night, trying to pull thingsnderstanding what was going on in the magnitude of it and how important it was that we reconvened and we finished the work that night and we not let the will of the voters and the people be derailed. but we certainly weren't ready. nobody in a million years ever thought we would be in that position. but that's the story of donald trump's presidency, the story of our country realizing how vulnerable we really are. our country realizing that when you talk about democracy, this is not systems. these are not documents. these are not processes that protect us. what democracy actually is is people deciding to uphold it, day in and day out. and if they stop deciding to uphold it, it starts to unravel. and the other really important point of all of this is that this is not over. this is not a history lesson. this is not an exercise in reviewing historical facts about our country. this is going on. donald trump is still doing this. he is telling the big lie. he is inciting extremism. the extrem

chuck schumer has been told that.go, chuck and i called on the president to evacuate the capitol. that hasn't happened yet. we have reported about the condition of the house -- -- [inaudible] that's hard to clean up, but i do think it was more from a security standpoint, making sure that everybody will be good. >> hello, is this the president? i. we are okay, but i'm with mr. schumer, mr. mcconnell, leadership in the senate, how are you? oh my goodness, where are you? god bless you. are you in a safe place? we're still not safe. everything outside is back. we've been told it could take days to clear the capital, and that we should get everyone here to get the job done. we are at -- which has facilities for the house and the senate to meet. we'd rather go to the capitol, but it doesn't seem to be safe. >> we've gotten a very bad report about the condition of the house floor, with a defamation and all that kind of thing. ,. . -- don't let anybody know where you are. >> it is very hard to clear the capital in the day. we

and chuck schumer was on a hot mic talking about what is going on here and how much he makes and whether or not chuck schumer is right. >> what we are hearing is that democrats would love to have the election about six weeks to two months ago. because they had this phenomenal stretch partly based on work that the biden team has done for months and things out of their contl, like the dobbs' decision. it was politically galvanizing and the series of bills. they happened over the summer and the killing of biden's case and withdraw troops from afghanistan and maintain a military presence. things have started to shift back. democrats are thrilled to see former president obama. but the real issue going and asd democrats privately is inflation. nothing else matters when you are driving down the steet and every gas station you pass is a sign post about how frustrated you are about rising prices. yamiche: we have a minute left and inflation is a global problem. how much do voters talk about that and whether or not the fed and the steps they are supposed to be taking and how it's going to impact i

the reality is they can't defend joe biden's broken america or nancy pelosi and chuck schumer's broken election or agenda. we have an opportunity to expose that. i think on november 3rd or i'm sorry, november 8th, we will win and win largely in the state of new york showing we've had enough of one party. in washington, d.c. no states like new york has suffered under such an aggressive one party rule. this is an opportunity we are all seeing, and i can't wait to restore new york state and new york city back to its

you know i don't buy the whole chuck schumer thing. that was like a cry for help. we're in trouble, fetterman was a disaster, somebody go out and early vote. it sounded like a help me sign. >> yeah, it did. here is what voters are struggling with after that debate which is does john fetterman just have cognitive -- just have auditory processing and speech issues or does he have serious cognitive impairment. hard to assess it because he isn't making medical records available or doctors available for interviews. he is telling people to trust him. when people look at that if it's just speech and auditory processing issues most people don't care. if it's cognitive impairment that's a big issue. there is a way to find out. if you recall back in 2018 when people were questioning whether donald trump was fit for office he took the montreal cognitive assessment. a 30-question 10-minute test to see if you can cognitive impairment. has fetterman been assessed for cognitive issues that he can't understand the issues and function? that's the issue before the voters. >> harris:

as pelosi and chuck schumer skranlbled to get help. >> i'm going to call the secretary of d.o.d. >> [ inaudible ]. they said somebody was shot. it is just horrendous and all at the instigation of the president of the united states. >> why don't you get the president to tell them to leave the capitol, mr. attorney general, in your law enforcement responsibility. a public statement they shouldal leave. >> reporter: showing witnesses testified that at same time trump was in one place. >> it is my understanding he was watching television. >> reporter: one question the panel leave unanswers whether recommendations for criminal referrals will be sent to the department of justice. >> our committee may decide to make a series of criminal referrals to the department of justice. but we recognize that our role is not to make decisions regarding prosecution. a key element of this commit yes's responsibility is to propose reforms to prevent january 6th from ever happening again. >> reporter: now members of this committee wanted to speak to the former vice president mike pence. when i spoke to the

now wants to be a rubber stamp for chuck schumer. she already supports the biden agenda 100% of the time like joe biden. she doesn't have fond feelings about half the country. she even campaigned with a far left activist who compared republican voters to the taliban and al qaeda. demings praised on the teachers union boss who tirelessly worked to keep your kids out of school. she called her "the amazing randy wine gardener" the teacher's union head. she praised the left's very thoughtful plan to dismantle and defund the police. genius move! like every other radical democrat, she supports open borders, wants to limit the domestic production of oil and gas, the lifeblood of our economy through the socialist new green deal. during her five years in congress, only two of her sponsored bills ever became law. both renamed post office buildings. in contrast -- [laughter] -- just the record. any way n contrast, marco rubio is one of the most productive, thoughtful, freedom-loving members of the united states senate, let's give a warm florida

president biden and senate majority leader chuck schumer there. schumer can be heard talking about the president about the debate in pennsylvania between john fetterman who is recovering from that stroke, and republican dr. oz. of course, a race that could determine control of the senate, as so many races could here. our team listening to the audio closely and schumer can be heard telling the president, quote, it looks like the debate didn't hurt us too much in pennsylvania, so, that's good, he said. and then he said, quote, we're picking up steam in nevada. but jon, obviously, this speaks volumes about how closely they're both watching these razor-thin races for an one of these races could determine whether democrats or republicans control the senate after election night. >> reporter: i mean, you could see how eagerly president biden is taking in that update. the white house is following these races very closely, because president biden knows that the future of his presidency depends in great measure on whether or not republicans win back control

you hear what chuck schumer had to say caught on that hot mic. is the former president's appearance there tonight? >> reporter: well, erin, president obama is a key campaign surrogate for swing state democrats. just a broad coalition of democrats. and those are the voters that senator warnock and stacey abrams, for that matter, needs in this difficult midterm environment for democrats. we know tonight that president obama is going to talk about the crucial nature of early voting. only about a week left to do so in this state. but he's also going to talk about the importance of preserving our democracy. we know that that is a deeply animating issue for democratic voters, both in georgia but really across the country. now, surrogates are not magic. president obama is not on the ticket. but, still, a lot of excitement here on the ground. if you can see the line wrapped around this arena before we could get in this room, i'd be surprised if all of those folks were even able to get in. just the excitement among democrats on the ground awaiting preside

chuck schumer is right. walker's numbers are moving up.er and his campaign my sources in the campaign tell me for the first time they believe they can win it outright. >> dana: good to have you. thank you so much. >> bill: so now it has been one decade since hurricane sandy slammed the shores of new york and new jersey. residents of both states remembering the storm that took the lives of nearly 100 people an caused more than $60 billion in damage in just those two states alone. >> i never thought i would experience something as massive as what occurred the night of sandy. it was terrifying. >> she recalls the night ten years ago when the surge of superstorm sandy flooded her neighborhood in brick, new jersey and how she and her neighbors huddled on the top floor of her split level home. >> that's what we talked about was survival that night and we thought about what kind of circle we could make with each other to lock arms, to knock get washed away. >> it was the after math of sandy when the real problems began for her after she applied f

senate leader chuck schumer laid out key races that could decide party control, including that face-off where democrat john fetterman's stroke recovery was on display against republican mehmet oz. president biden gesturing with fingers crossed, the president seizing on an unexpected positive sign. >> great economic report today. the gdp report. things are looking good. >> reporter: a surprise rebound. the u.s. economy grew from july to september. the nation's gross domestic product posting 2.6% growth after shrinking in the first half of this year. fueled by consumer spending, exports, and a strong job market. the president in syracuse, new york, urged voters to reject a republican takeover of congress. >> they're determined to cut social security and medicare and willing to take down the economy over it. >> reporter: while republicans blame the president and democrats for soaring inflation. >> if you're tired of having a 401(k) that the democrats have created a 201, we have a better plan. >> reporter: higher costs are a daily stress. >> we're hanging on by a thread. by a thread. instea

cameras roll as chuck schumer meets with president biden. the battleground state he says is going downhill for the democrats. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with elon musk's apparent takeover of twitter. "the washington post" and other news outlets are reporting that the richest man closed a $44 billion deal to acquire the social media platform. according to the "post," he ousted top executives from the company including the ceo. musk is expected to speak to twitter employees today during a company town hall. he told advertisers yesterday that twitter should be warm and welcoming to all. naomi ruchim is in new york with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. the drama of this twitter takeover appears to have finally reached a conclusion. elon musk is said to be planning for drastic changes at the company on everything from leadership to what users can and cannot tweet out. elon musk tweeted, quote, the bird is freed hours after the "associated press" reported

ibm commands and thanks president biden, said the majority chuck schumer, the members of congress who are with us here today and leaders across washington who work tirelessly to make this unique investment in american semiconductor industry, please give them a round of applause. [applause] this will play a critical role in ensuring a reliable and secure supply of chips, it will also help advance the business of quantum computing, the chips and science act, the federal government has made a important investor in america's future, an ibm is going to step forward too. we are proud to announce that ibm is pledging to invest $20 billion dollars across the region over this next decade in research and development. that will keep the hudson valley at the forefront of global technology leadership. this investment includes breakthroughs in semiconductor technology, mainframe computers, quantum computers and artificial intelligence. all of this will boost economic activity and create jobs in addition to supporting the 7500 jobs in the hudson valley and 11,000 jobs across the state. show less tex

here's senate majority leader chuck schumer caught on a hot m mic. >> it looks like -- pennsylvania -we'll see -- president president. [ indiscernible ] >> democrats are trying to hold on to their slim hold in congress. kevin joins us live. hi, there, kevin. how is the campaign going? >> reporter: good morning, amara. the president and vice president are trying to close in as democrats are looking at the closing prospects. there's warning about what would happen if republicans were to take the majority in congress. of course, the president has focused on official event this campaign season, really trying to highlight his accomplishments, but there is this persistent frustration among biden's team that that isn't breaking through to voters, and so in this final stretch in addition to arguing for his own accomplishments, he should be arguing about what the republican alternative would mean. yesterday in philadelphia he said this was not a referendum but a choice between two distinct visions of america. listen to how the vice president framed this last night. >> contraception is on the l

>>, i, mike it's chuck schumer. hat now, i'm gonna punch him in the face. then i'll be happy. >> and let me tell you, if trump comes, i'm gonna let him punch me in the face. i'll go to the hospital. >> i want to bring in pete dominic, host of the pete dominic podcast. jonah goldberg and kara swisher also back. -- >> no it's, not geddes. it's a great to be on your side with this talented group. i don't even know i am. here we support each other. comedians support each other, and that was hilarious. >> that was good. >> i'm so patriotic when i watch saturday night live every saturday, because what a great country we live in. for 45 years, they've made fun of the most powerful people in the world, and they can do it again next saturday night. obviously, you do this also. stephen colbert and the daily show, not the places you've worked. it's a great country. nobody has been stopped for making fun of the most powerful people. thank god. >> now, i mean comedians have been doing it forever. i think we get too much credit.

everyone of them and another democrat run is at down the line joe biden, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer,is democrat who has enabled every single policy from crime to inflation that is wreaking havoc on our country. and if our candidates can make that point once you get to the debates have crush their opponents by making those points as blake did, as jamie did. >> laura: let me tell you about that, stephen, i'm glad you mention that, because tonight jamie vance eviscerated phony populist tim ryan, here is one of the many superb moments from j.d., check it out. >> two years ago you supported banning fracking on public lands and generally speaking, that crushes the ohio energy sector, and one of the reasons why manufacturers are going to china, another reason ohio manufacturers go to china is because the chinese undercut american wages, the only way to really combat that is tariffs. 2018, 2019 and 2020 you oppose the tariffs that started to bring some of the manufacturing and industrial base back to o ohio. >> laura: we had those batman sound effects, the cut powell, zowwy. he just floored

just ask chuck schumer. >> we are in danger of losing a seat. >> but is hard to believe they would go herschel walker. the comment by chuck schumer, it raised eyebrows and once again sort of get into the narrative, say critics comic that liberals and democrats, that they act like they own the black vote. >> al sharpton said herschel walker is insulting as a candidate. i tell you, the liberals are afraid of the narrative building that the republican party is growing. >> it is growing and not just among african american voters but also among particular hispanic voters and asian voters as well. meanwhile, earlier if we showed the map there of the president who is also going to be on the road making trips as well as the vice president biden making his way to florida, new mexico. it is part of unmistakable strategy by the president and a safe environment ahead of the midterms. and then the attack plan is being rolled out for kamala harris. that is to say target past accomplishments and steer clear of races that are hotly contested, carley and todd. >> todd: kevin corke kicking us off on a

even chuck schumer caught offering a bleak outlook on a hot mic. >> cnn has the midterm races covered, eva mckend is live for us in atlanta, athena jones in philadelphia for us. first to eva. what can we expect from today's campaign stop? >> reporter: georgia democrats say president obama is here in part to encourage democrats to get out and vote early. next week, of course, is the final week to do so in this state. beyond that we know that obama is really an effective surrogate for swing-state democrats. he has a way of energizing reliable democratic voters in a way that few others can. so that's why they're leaning on him. this is a difficult environment for democrats, a difficult midterm map. and you have one of the most popular democrats in the country here to sort of wake folks up and get them engaged. >> who's obama really there for? who is he hoping to make a difference for, is it warnock or abrams? >> reporter: you know, it's really tough to say. it's hard to see how they don't both benefit. that being said, at the same time, surrogates aren't magic. there is a limit to what p

. >> maybe one of the worst moment is senator chuck schumer is here and i want to make sure that he'sy future boss and i got to suck up a little bit. you're right. it's not an exaggeration. he voted with biden 100% of the time. he's never gone against his own party. so on all of these issues from eliminating the filibuster, no restrictions on abortion, he's a climate alarmist cult member. he is the radical left, but is he portraying himself that way on the campaign trail or is he lying to the people of ohio? >> he's lying to the people of ohio, sean. you would think that this guy is a conservative republican based on his tv ads. he act like he's tough on china even though he's trying to destroy the american energy sector which is a critical point of fighting against china. he says he supports tough on border policy. he's never seen a piece of legislation, sean. he's just -- it's a crazy campaign strategy to effectively lie about every position you've ever had in order to win a senate seat. and it came out today, sean, that he's helping -- he's being funded -- if you're in ohio, you se

scalise was there, trying to bring order along with chuck schumer.it was bipartisan among the congressional leaders to try and take some responsibility while the president watched the riot unfold on tv. >> the rights, was that determined by her daughter? >> no, it was others, but i'm not going to get into all that. our lawyers can tell you more about it than me. but we have the rights, and i think cnn has obtained some rights to show more than we were able to. >> i want to get your response to something that a former trump administration official, gavin smith, who has been very critical of donald trump, something that he told cnn this morning. here it is. >> in my time working for donald trump, one thing i learned is simply donald trump can't avoid a show. if the committee carried this on national television, i'm not convinced he wouldn't show up for simply the fact that he could say he had the best ratings, all the things that donald trump likes to say. so i think there is a question of, will he? i'm not sure. does he want to? yes, i think he does.

senator , kelly votedo with the socialist bernie sanders a whopping 91% of the time voted with chuck schumer, a whopping 96% of the time. i'll trade chuck s you mark kelr chuck schumer. >>e. i hate them both equally. >> anyway, he supported every c single spending bill from the biden administration, including the latest effort to rais e taxes, drive uping th inflation, a bill thate is hiring nots dr eighty seven thousand new border patrol agents, but no eighty seven thousandin infls agents. kelly also playing a very bi 87g,0 rolepl in the chaos atn our southern border, is barely lifted a finger to dbohe'so anyg about it this year.s >> the u.s. has now set set a record for illegal immigration that we know about. >> and as i mentioned in mentio the las, including ninety eight people on the terror watch list, these segment incluare only the peope caught. >> and by the way, here'e ars w a quote from the very liberal lm npr quote, us customs and border protection reported two point three million migrant- apprehensions at the southern border in the last 12 months. the annual total, which includes

chuck schumer knows this is a tough year for a bunch of reasons.hen the house, the goal is to stem the losses. >> bret: you are a little rosier with the open mike than he was on the hot mic. >> god bless chuck schumer. i can't compete with that bret. >> i agree that's the problem for democrats. these are a lot of close races. they have candidates that have to defend some very extreme positions because the progressives are forcing them to. we talked about fetterman and fracs not just it fetterman and barnes. defund the police. he has to get rid of ice he has to defend and go after fossil fuels he has to defend. hard for democrats for purple states, competitive states to defend the positions progressives are forcing them to. that's the democrats' problem. >> bret: josh, we talked about it. when you get high undecideds 10%, 12%, late breakers that seem to be going, at least right now, we are 12 days out to republicans, something could change, of course, but at least that looks like they are breaking that way. are there other races where we should be s

chuck schumer and senate majority leader. he was yesterday a.m.companying the president at the micron plant in syracuse yesterday where they unveiled the $100 billion plant they are going to start building and a couple of years. because we need chips in this country. anyway, at one point they are on tarmac, chuck schumer gave the president an honest assessment of the state of the race. and the state of the race as you are about to hear is bad for democrats. >> brian: he can't believe, by the way, that walker is winning because he never spent any time with george walker. and there were a few controversies in his path has anyone seen what warnock is done on social media especially? some of the speeches he made and about his worshiping of reverend wright? so i think they are countering each other pretty effectively. >> ainsley: both of them have personal issues and the kind of cancel each other out in that regard. after vote based on the issue. >> steve: in georgia brian kemp is proportionately higher and a larger margin in front of stacey abrams. so

and chuck schumer wants to hold on to his role and pennsylvania will play a role in that. i think it was wishful thinking. people will look at that and make their own decisions. and i think the judgment is going tend to be against fetterman. this was really problematic. why he did it is beyond me. there is political malpractice on behalf of his handlers. but they proper hi did the people of the commonwealth of pennsylvania a favor by putting him in the debate. brian: and the country. to think somebody with clear problems has to read closed captions to understand what people are saying to him can do a job like that? if you or i had that problem we wouldn't be able to do this what we are doing right now. i would not be able to be on the air. even though the sympathy would be strong, i couldn't do it. >> members of the congress, house and senate have had serious illnesses that have been debilitating. senator mark kirk had a serious stroke in the middle of his term. but what we are talking about here is the voters have the right to make the decision. but in the case of mark ki

i'm not sure seeing nancy pelosi and chuck schumer adds to that. it is great television. it is really good politics. but as someone who has followed these hearings very closely and we're talked about these hearings several time and watching what the president did and didn't do and what was going on behind the scenes at white house, behind the scenes in the trump campaign, i didn't learn anything new. i saw some new material but there were no new allegations or fakes as to what the former president did or didn't do and that is disappointing. >> the video shows mitch mcconnell we saw him speaking to the defense secretary. we saw john thune there gathered along with congressional leaders. we saw chuck grassley, these are republicans, right. so it wasn't just nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, certainly we saw much more video of this them. was it important to see these congressional leaders filling a role that seemed pretty obvious to them that president trump was not filling? >> i don't know if you're accusing somebody of breaking the law, which i guess is what they're doing, i

pelosi and senate democratic leader chuck schumer begging the acting secretary of defense for help. >> we have some senators who are still in their hideaways. they need massive personnel now. can you get the maryland national guard to come, too? >> reporter: it's a bipartisan group -- republican leaders mitch mcconnell, steve scalise, and john thune there, as well. >> this cannot be just, we're waiting for so and so. we need them there now, whoever you've got. speaker pelosi is seen talking on the phone with vice president pence, who had been evacuated to an underground loading dock beneath the capitol. >> we're trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we are being told very directly is it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. >> reporter: later, pence on speaker phone, giving pelosi an update -- the certification of the presidential election could proceed. >> and so, i'm at the capitol building. i'm literally standing with the chief of police of the u.s. capitol police. he just informed me what you

in a hot mike moment on thursday in syracuse, new york, chuck schumer was overheard giving president biden a positive outlook for the senate seats in pennsylvania and nevada. but a downbeat assessment for democrats holding on to the critical seat in georgia against challenger herschel walker against raphael warnock. >> that's chuck schumer. mark murray is joining me, former florida congressman david jolly and sam stein. importantly, mark, he was saying it looks like we're going down in georgia. but he said the early turnout is huge for democrats. modifying that somewhat. it's too early to predict anything. he is briefing the president on these critical seats. he says, he thinks fetterman can hang on. i know people couldn't hear it. we had the quotes up for those who were not listening in their cars. what he said was, it looks like he is going to hold on despite the debate performance in pennsylvania. and nevada, they thought they could get through. do you agree with that assessment from the majority leader? >> from the hot mike moment, it looks like he is reading the same polls and e

let's watch chuck schumer on a hot mic moment warning the president about midterm. watch this.ey're worried about georgia and pennsylvania. we are hearing more senate races are turning to possible concepts. we don't know what's going to happen with the midterms, how do you see it coming down? >> i think you're going to have to drive by a gas station on your way to the voting booth and with the president seems so out of touch with what's really going on with the economy i think people are going to vote for change when they get into the voting booth regardless of whether or not they lean right or lean left i think they will vote for change. liz: thank you for vo joining u. be sure to catch me tune into the highest-rated late-night show in america. tune into fox news greg gutfeld. i was on with him earlier today, it was a whole lot of fun we could not stop laughing. tune in and let me know what do you think about it on their twitter feed at liz mcdonald fox and "the evening edit". also the story coming up a major story about government corruption the wall street journal reveals a

house speaker pelosi and chuck schumer dealing with a physical security emergency. you have to remember, i'm about to show you one of the new pieces of footage. no one in that room knew what was going to happen. no one knew whether these calls were going to bring in the help that was urgently needed. or whether more people would be attacked, hurt, like some of those police officers who were tragically wounded. or whether politicians would start to be assassinated by donald trump's mob. here's new video. >>> well it's still not safe enough for us to go back. they're even still trying to penetrate the building. it's not a safe thing. because we're trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. >> i worry about you being in the capitol. >> roughly an hour. they also confirmed today they have thousands of law enforcement. they're confident that they can secure the premise. >> >>> you can see some of what unfolded in a matter of hours from the speaker talking to the vice president about his safety, his personal safety with him that close to the capitol after hi

clyburn and then chuck schumer. scalise and mccarthy actually came to gather. mer trying desperately with hoyer to reach governors in surrounding states. trying to speak to the mayor of washington, d. c.. trying to get anybody and everybody to deploy national guard to safeguard the capital, to save our colleagues, to stop our country from being decimated by these insurrectionists and destroying any stability our democracy could have. i vividly remember standing in front of the tv as the first images were being displayed as the insurrectionists broke into the capitol with scalise by my side. him uttering these words. how shocking these people are animals. for him to then turn around and so fraudulently and so cowardly say, we have unanswered questions about the involvement of speaker pelosi. when he was in the room, has she desperately tried to save our democracy. urge any leader within the white house that she could reach to try to do something. to get the president to get these people to back off. to deploy the national guard. as you know, the mayor of d. c. do

did in washington, we would not have had this happen if chuck schumer was not the majority leader. they did in washington, it meant that we had incentives to come to america to build the semiconductor chips. but i had to make sure that they came to new york. and it is one of the last things i did in our budget, put in a 10 million dollar incentive package for all semiconductor packages to come here. but today, it was not just about that announcement, the largest private sector investment in our state's history, it is about the fact that this company is under law to become the greenest semiconductor factory in the world following our sustainability rules, and also giving money to the community for education, childcare, affordable housing, creating a pipeline for workforce development, so our criteria says that we are not just gonna give you money, no, you are, we will give you incentives for every job you create. but you are also going to build up the whole ecosystem, and now more companies are looking at us already. when the president delivered today is extraordinary, and i can see

you know chuck schumer, you have been in those rooms with chuck schumer.ind of pressure, what did you see when you saw them working together like that? >> i saw the same junk shimmer that you see day in and day out when he is trying to get something done. no nonsense. and i should point, out to, lawrence, i think it is important to remember that there was some footage showing notches to pelosi and schumer but also mitch mcconnell and jon boone in a huddle trying to figure out what they could do to stop this madness. and then you saw them talking to vice president pence. he was trying to do it. he refused to get in the car and leave the premises. so the key leaders on that day were performing the roles they should. some with more strength than others. the only person who was a wall was the one who cooked this thing up in the first place. and that was donald trump. i don't think he will ever raise his hand and swear to tell the truth in front of the united states congress. . -- i don't think he's capable of telling the truth, that's probably why he will neve

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