kevin mccarthy, steve scalise, no one condones on the democratic side was condoning steve scalise beinghot by a left wing protester. >> if you conflate protests and violence, they are not the same thing. >> i want to address something governor scalise said. he said i was in the bubble asking questions about inflation. does this have an impact? doesn't? i have to tell you, i saw a lot of nancy pelosi attack ads yesterday. >> it's not going to change. we are not going to see these ads pulled down at all. listen, we will know in a week and a half whether there is -- what is the motivator. and of course the economy is a huge motivator for people. but in these swing districts that i have been to, a lot of voters, independents that haven't made their mind up yet still bring up democracy, still bring up trump and his behavior and not wanting to vote for republicans because they know that extremism could continue on capitol hill. >> well, we also need to know there are 80 ads and in every senate race where democrats are targeting mitch mcconnell. since you are going to mention the ads about pel

steve scalise. he heard nancy pelosi telling the pentagon, get people over here. gon or the white house, we know what you would do. you need to do it for us. scalise heard that and went out later on press conference and lied about it. and then you've got the guy who wants to be the next speaker of the house. screaming at donald trump, the top of his lungs, saying they needed help, and yelling at him and swearing at him, saying these are your people, and then going on the house floor saying donald trump needed to be held accountable. and then going down to mar-a-lago, if your kids are eating cereal cover their ears, kissing donald trump's ass. you wonder how somebody, their heart could be so hardened and their love for america could be negotiable to see what steve scalise is doing, hearing nancy pelosi, shouting that they needed the national guard there. and then steve scalise going out and lying to the american people. saying, well, the committee won't answer this question, why didn't nancy pelosi do more to get the national guard there. he's right there. i see joh

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now, it looks an awful lot like steve scalise. don't let your lying eyes to seaview. case, that would make scalise guilty of, i don't know, gaslighting, lying, being a total fraud. let's get a second opinion. someone else who is in the room with nancy pelosi, the rest of the democratic and republican leadership teams on that january six. minnesota democrat and squat member ilhan omar. you can see there. joins me now. congresswoman, thank you so much for coming back on the show. before we get to steve scalise, explain to our viewers why you are there in that secure room with the democratic republican congressional leadership on 16. >> well, it's great to be with you first of all. when the january six insurrection was taking place, capitol police decided that my life was in danger. decided to relocate me into the same location as leadership to make sure that i wouldn't be harmed because of the death threats i was dealing with. >> well, that is always worth pointing out to viewers who might not be aware of the threats you get. so, congresswoman, we know that republicans

here's the difference, there was no advertising campaign by democrats saying that steve scalise ought to be shot. showing steve scalise inside of targets like they did with people like speaker pelosi, like they have done with president obama. he was not being hung in effigy. democrats were not leading a campaign saying that to be a patriot you need to consider those people to be a lethal threat to you and that you need to have a gun. you need to have as big a gun as you can get and go out and do target practice because those democrats, dot dot dot. that's the difference. you have a political party that is now running on the idea that true patriotism is to take up arms against the democrats because they are somehow your enemy and evil and that anything is possible because they are a bunch of what are they doing, qanon, they're saying they're hiding children in their basements to abuse them. why wouldn't somebody say, you know what, if i'm going to save the children, i guess i have to take up a gun? they're using this as politics. that's dangerous, clint. >> yeah, and it's not equal. sa

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>> again, i never saw anyone after steve scalise was shot -- >> i'm talking about right now. >> equate -- >> what's happening now. >> equate democratic rhetoric with those actions. >> please don't do that. >> looking at your candidates, republican candidates have spent more than $116 million on ads that mention speaker pelosi by name in this cycle. if this is about the issues, why don't you make it about the issues? why not depersonalize it? >> it is absolutely about the issues. it's about the fact that we have double digit inflation -- >> you don't think -- >> -- exploding cost of living. we've got a crime wave across this country that is a direct result -- >> in this moment we are eight days out. don't you think this needs to change? why not pull some ads? why not delete your tweet? >> i'm sure people would like to talk about anything but what the democrats have done to this country, which is exploding cost of living, exploding crime wave which is defund the police and cashless bail. you look at new york city where you put someone in jail at 9:00 p.m. for assaulting someone on the st

steve scalise was injured. we seen this stretch back to 2011 when gabby giffords, the arizona democratic congresswoman shot in the head having a public event. we've seen this level of threat rise. members will recognize this. we've seen changes in the way the members of congress deal with it. they're allowed to use taxpayer money to beef up their own personal sec cooursecurity. not everyone has to or does do that. not everyone travels with their own security that's only afforded to the leadership. we have seen january 6th committee members for instance have their own secure detail amid concerns of threats they, too, are receiving in the recent months. this is a different political environment. it happened in the past but undoubtedly escalatescalating. members are feeling it and reacting saying they are horrified by the events of last night. >> andrew, as you heard from john and earlier throughout our programming today as we covered it that at least police coverage seems to be strained here and that there is not

steve scalise said the right thing. the problem is you can't say it once.e to say it over and over again and mean it, which means you're telling your supporters. >> the rhetoric is important and matters but social media, disinformation and negative sentiment spreads six times more powerfully and quickly than being positive. and again, the incentives right now are disproportionately empowering people on extreme. there are politicians that are responding to that and gets the money and gets them fame and getting them appeal. if you don't change the incentives, you'll see more and more of this. that's what we've been experiencing. trump was a catalyst for sure but the trends are building and just going to continue after trump reseeds from the scene. >> you need stronger takedown policies on the part of social media companies for some extremist rhetoric that incites more of their supporters. >> these are exactly the structural fixes we should dig into. i'm tired of saying look, if we said the right thing, all of this would go away. it will not. it's here to stay

you saw it happen to steve scalise.ened when they wanted to get the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer, they wanted to kidnap her. i went through a death threat last year. we have to get back to a place where there is common ground and we can get things done together and president obama that's his message tonight and georgia and the other states he will be going to. >> we are watching barack obama finish up in georgia now, leave the stage. he seems to be enjoying the moment right now. what kind of an impact do republicans think that barack obama can make? is there something that he does that scares you? >> not in particular. before i address the politics of president obama's campaigning, i wanted to address what the governor said. i agree wholeheartedly with everything he said. what happened to the pelosi household and mr. pelosi is terrible. it's disgusting. i'm very concerned in our politics that we are starting to treat politicians like something less than human, like they are not entities, you know, human entiti

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will speak live with the number to a public it in the house congressman steve scalise about his party's plan should they take the majority. then. >> this investigation is not about politics. >> the committee investigating the generally six the right at the capitol votes to subpoena former president trump just ahead of the midterms. what we will ask our sunday pen about the 11th hour move and whether trump would comply. then. >> these artifacts have never been on display here before but. >> the most secretive buildings in the country opens up and are jennifer griffin takes you there to tour its treasures. alt right now on fox news sunday. ♪ six and hello from foxnews in washington. voters are weeks away from speaking their mind in the 2022 midterms. top lights from the box polls show present approval be critical for democrats. right now since a 46%. that's up six points from june. democrats still face serious headwinds check it out. 79% said they are extremely or very concerned about crime. you are, 71% say the same about abortion policy. a whopping 89% say they are extremely or very con

look at steve scalise getting shot.nd all this culture, burning buildings -- it has nothing to do with trump. it is just fanatics being fanned by politics, and joe biden certainly did not help yesterday, going on about republicans, this and that. he has nothing else to run on. one other thing, i wonder if they will let him out on a no cash bond, which seems to be going on. that is about all i have. host: let's talk to debbie in west virginia, independence line. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good. caller: i just have one thing to say. donald trump did not start this violence. this violence was going on far before donald trump. but it got worse when donald trump was elected. i owe that problem to what the fbi did. the fbi did everything they could to control the election against donald trump. and they continued. all these years, they have continued. and they are still after donald trump. what about joe biden? why is he coming on the air, putting all republicans down, saying all republicans are fascists? that is

look at steve scalise getting shot. and all this culture, burning buildings -- it has nothing to do with trump. it is just fanatics being fanned by politics, and joe biden certainly did not help yesterday, going on about republicans, this and that. he has nothing else to run on. one other thing, i wonder if they will let him out on a no cash bond, which seems to be going on. that is about all i have. host: let's talk to debbie in west virginia, independence line. caller: good morning. how are you? host: good. caller: i just have one thing to say. donald trump did not start this violence. this violence was going on far before donald trump. but it got worse when donald trump was elected. i owe that problem to what the fbi did. the fbi did everything they could to control the election against donald trump. and they continued. all these years, they have continued. and they are still after donald trump. what about joe biden? why is he coming on the air, putting all republicans down, saying all republicans are fascists? that

and of course, the steve scalise comments. think you're a lucky man, senator, because you exposing that record means you will win the state of wisconsin. >> well, sean, you're right. he's a radical leftist, but he's hiding in sheep's clothing. of course, he's got the media that amplifying the lies he's telling about me. but you mention the security that he views the state patrol. over $600,000. 13.5 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. this is somebody who wants to defund police. he's hostile to law enforcement. and yet he's happy to use them as his personal chauffeur service all around the state. and out of state as well. so he's a hypocrite. he's a radical leftist. he needs to be defeted but i'm going to anying the resources. ronjohnsonforsenate.com. >> obviously, that's the case. are people of wisconsin fully aware of that record that i just outlined? in other words, do they know it? are they being told? is it coming out? will you have debates with him? >> i think there has been a shift in the polls because trut

all of us should condemn it all the time. >> as steve scalise said today it should be condemned as you say all the time by both sides, every party all the time. i want to finish with elon musk, the financial website "market watch had the elon musk will destroy freedom of speech, not protected. are you buying that, steve? >> it's just so laughable, isn't it. the word orwellian is so overused when they say the exact opposite of the words they use, the exact opposite of what they mean. what have we come to where actually there are serious people, serious outlets, politicians, leaders, people on other news outlets who genuinely seem to think that restricting speech and not allowing controversial opinions on subjects such as the pandemic or anything else is part of the democratic process and it's part of protecting free speech. it is totally mad. alfie asked rose and the reason they are hysterical because they got to rely on a system where they have the levers of influence in the media and social media to protect their arguments from real challenge and real facts and if you just censor peop

but republicans understand, steve scalise was shot.en they know what the -- what the cost is here. >> steve scalise spoke out against the attack on paul pelosi. >> he did. >> he did. >> kevin mccarthy did too but yesterday in an interview he said it wasn't fair to blame the rhetoric for this escalating political violence. and we had a chairwoman saying it was a result of democratic justice policies not rhetoric. >> time for soul searching, but i feel like we say that a lot. thank you for being with us. >>> the tax fraud trial of the trump organization ramps up today with the opening statements and first witnesses. >>> russians attacking critical infrastructure facilities in kyiv overnight leaving thousands in the dark. we are there live. what makes everystearnsr so incredibly comfortable? the attention detail, that combines time honored craftsmanship... ...and luxurious materials... ...for a mattress that feels as good as it looks. now, enjoy king sized comfort for a queen sized price on select stearns & foster mattresses. hybrid work

i remember the attack on steve scalise and other republicans on baseball fields.his has been spiraling up. at the highest levels of government from the highest levels of political leadership, you're telling people, these people are enemies of the state. they stole the election from you. of course you will activate people to do things like this. >> abby, we often january 6th, watching that happened, that would be a turning point, that would change the tenor of things to,. then you see this happen today, you would like to think this would have an impact. if january 6th didn't, why would this today? >> reporter: quite the opposite. january 6th actually has turned into something that has become kind of a rally cry of a lot of conservatives. it is kind of shocking. i think if you lived through january 6th, you watched what happened, to understand when you look at the grassroots of the republican base, they view january 6th, its assailants as he rose. you have a former president in donald trump going out on campaign rallies. when he goes on campaign rallies right now, h

mandela barnes came out and went after -- mocked steve scalise for getting shot.fusing to apologize. i'm going to put this on the screen. his nonapology apology says this is a very personal topic for me as someone who's experienced and ended up losing friends and loved ones to gun violence. my comments came from a place of frustration with politicians like ron johnson. can you imagine republicans going after someone like gabby giffords and mocking her? it wouldn't be -- it would be entirely different reaction. >> first debate is this friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. going to see sparks flying. it's a must hold seat for republicans. it would be a nice pickup opportunity. the democrats kind of coalescing around the lieutenant governor. it's a three or four-point race. we'll see how he talks about that. hitting anyone running for office watching the program, delete your twitter account if you plan to run. delete anything controversial. it's certainly going to come up. >> trace: ron johnson is using it right now. >> absolutely in that race is getting away from democrats.

joining us now, steve scalise.e back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, shannon. great to be with you. >> let's start here. democrats point to your own documents to tell americans you are preparing to cut entitlements. here's what the headline is. house gop decides slashing is the new saving. this year's republican study committee's fiscal year 2023 budget openly calls for slashing and private advertising social security, raising retirement age to 70, ending medicare as we know it. i got a tweet from a viewer that says he is a republican, very worried about you cutting his medicare. he says it is a deal breaker, any deal by the gop. what's your answer? >> the answer is that's a typical red herring by democrats and it is not something we proposed. in fact, we proposed strengthening, shoring up medicare and social security which are both headed for bankruptcy if we do nothing. democrats want to make it worse. democrats recently passed a bill to raid money out of social security. instead of making programs less st

manu mentioned when steve scalise was severely injured when he was trying to practice for a baseballhat somebody was trying to hurt justice kavanaugh. it wasn't just on capitol hill, it was at the supreme court. when leader mcconnell tweets that he's horrified and disgusted about what occurred today, and nancy pelosi has received outreach from both democrats and republicans, i'm told, from one republican source, who said to me, i am sick about this. this isn't about politics. and i think that -- i think the question we all have to ask is, what's the level of acceptability of any of this? have we just learned to live with this? political violence in this country has been on the rise for the last year. some say it's since 2016. some say particularly since after january 6th. as manu was pointing out, not every member of congress has the security that nancy pelosi is entitled to as speaker. and i think that they're all feeling the danger of this. whether you're a democrat or republican because it's happened on both sides of the aisle, quite frankly. nancy pelosi is a well-known figure, s

i mean, just honestly here, why -- the other attacks, steve scalise, lee zeldin, white house did condemny quick to condemn that and those cases. why in this case does there have to be, well, there's also an addendum, a qualifier? why can't it be just, no, this is really bad, and we denounce this violence against paul pelosi, and yes, we should lower the rhetoric on our side? why do we have to bring in the other side on something like this? >> i mean, i believe that the republican leaders -- i know scalise tweeted out early on, that's where i learned about it. i follow scalise on twitter. and then i got a message that mccarthy had sent out that he had tried to reach nancy pelosi and offered his prayers to her. i mean, i think that republicans were quick to condemn the violence. look, we've got a -- we're often out there, we all hit town halls when the health care debate was raging, there was an effort to repeal health care. that was a very challenging time. that was my freshman year in congress. and the town halls got out of hand. i had several get out of hand, even in my rural kentucky d

that was -- while she was doing constituent services, she was out in a parking lot, i think about steve scalise, i covered that story. he was in a public place. they were preparing, practicing for the congressional baseball game. then on january 6th they went into members of congress home away from home, they breached the capitol. now they have literally gone into the home of, as you say, the person who is second in line after the president of the united states. tell us where these conversations have been and where you think they're going in light of what happened. >> frank brings up an extremely good point here, the capitol police is spread exceedingly thin. more members of congress than ever before have capitol police details, people who travel with them inside and outside of washington. there's been a spate of retirements and departures from the capitol police post-january 6th. it's been hard for the force to keep police officers because of what happened on january 6th. that's what police officers tell us all the time. there's been talk going back years, 12 years since the violence in the su

>> reporter: it's a bipartisan group -- republican leaders mitch mcconnell, steve scalise, and john thune there, as well. >> this cannot be "we're waiting for so-and-so," we need them there now, whoever you've got. >> reporter: 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 will hear through official channels, paul irving, your sergeant-at-arms, will inform you that their best information is that tey believe that the house and the senate will be able to reconvene in roughly an hour. >> thank you very much, mr.

if it requires that we include within this conversation brett kavanaugh and steve scalise, we have tolectively, we all say, hey, we've got to calm down. >> it goes beyond we in terms of if you look at politicians, or the media, or other, you know, scapegoats, admiral, it's all over the internet, the most powerful, richest man, one of the richest men in the world, elon musk just took over twitter and one of his first acts as the new owner of twitter was to tweet a conspiracy theory about this incident. how do we put this back -- put the tooth paste back in the tube, so to speak? >> i don't think it's gone back in the tube, and i think that's a pretty lethal combination, very rich individuals with strident political views and megaphones. it's like in ghostbusters, you don't want the streams to cross. i think they're starting to cross. what i worry about, and not only what secretary johnson has said so eloquently, also, how is this perceived internationally? what is the view from abroad? does this help our cohesion in nato, our relationships in asia? of course not. we're creating a witch

course, the steve scalise comments. i think you're a lucky manky ma senator , because you exposingyo that record means you will winc the state of wisconsin. shawn, you're right. hiawn, you're right. he's a radical leftist, butdis he's hiding in sheep's clothing . and , of course, he's gotourse, the media that's amplifyin hg the lies he's telling about me. he raised twenty million dollars this last quarter. so we're going to need the resources. ron johnson, for .com to tell the truth about mandella, barnes. but you mentioned the the security. he he used the state patrol over six hundred thousand dollars. it cost through, i think, last november, 13 and a half hours.5 per day, hours seven days a wee5 days a year. t so so this is somebodyforcem who wants to defund police.enhe he's hostile to law's enforcement. haphe's happy to use them as hs personal chauffeur. chauffeur service all around s the state and outat of state as well. so he's a hypocrite. he's a radical leftist. he leeds to needs to be defeat. but i'm going to ne

one of those republicans, house minority whip steve scalise saying a group of countries known as opec r-in his words laughing at the president and cut production by 2 million barrels a day. the opec plus group of two dozen countries including russia now hoping the move will drive oil prices up after they have been falling for months of the biden administration as you know has been trying to convince them not to make this move something that evidently did not work and now with prices again on the rise, the talking point about lower gas prices here at home and they have been lower, might be off the table. i want to bring in nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell and msnbc business news reporter brian chung. it is a move that is clear, shots fired at the west basically, and also meant to very much drive up gas prices, what are consumers, what are americans here, when will they see the impact? >> that is exactly what is expected with gas prices to go up and some at gas buddy saying it could raise the price of gasoline from 15 to 30 cents a gallon and right now at $3.83

. >> reporter: in a statement tonight, congressman steve scalise, who was shot by an attacker five yearsplace for violence in the country, and that he's praying for pelosi. as for the alleged attacker, he's hospitalized, and facing a series of felonies. norah. >> o'donnell: scott macfarlane, thanks for your reporting. well, tonight, there is a new warning from law enforcement of a heightened threat to the midterm elections, and there's new questions about the safety of elected officials. we want to bring in cbs' chief justice correspondent jeff pegues who joins us now. all right, what are we learning about this new warning that's just gone out? >> reporter: well, it is a really complex threat environment right now, and it shows up in this joint intelligence bulletin. this document warns of a heightened threat, fueled by a rise in domestic violent extremism, driven by ideological grievances. and potential targets, according to the document, include candidates running for public office, elected officials, workers, nd others. the threat, they say, norah, will continue, even beyond this upco

in the media trying to blame democrats for -- >> we did extensive coverage of what happened to steve scalise>> excuse me? >> one tried to equate democrats' rhetoric. >> i'm not talking about rhetoric. i'm talking about what you posted. you're shooting a gun. our viewers just saw it. #firepelosi. >> exercising my second amendment -- >> that's not a debate about second amendment. #firepelosi. do you understand not that's suggestive to people in a bad state in a current environment how risky that is? >> i disagree. >> you're talking -- why leave that up? after e washot -- saw >> i'm talng aht eque -- >> what's happening now. >> equate democratic rhetoric with those actions. >> please don't do that. >> looking at your candidates, republican candidates have spent more than $116 million on ads that mention speaker pelosi by name in this cycle. if this is about the issues, why don't you make it about the issues? why not depersonalize it? >> it is absolutely about the issues. it's about the fact that we have double digit inflation -- >> you don't think -- >> -- exploding cost of living. we've got a

in their favor and next month's mid-terms on fox news sunday, louisiana republican congressman steve scalise blame the bideno administration's war on u.s. energy as a main driver of inflation, he shut off american energy production. that's why it happened. but on abc this week, transportation secretary pete buttigieg argued the administration is lowering prices for families. we have been doing the right thing. >> for the american people with proposals that are and achievements legislatively that are popular because they make sense. congress recently passed a key administration priority. the inflation reduction act. it doesn't provide immediate relief to consumers, but will eventually help them save money on things like energy and health care costs. buttigieg said democrats don't get proper credit. having achieved so much. legislative lee makes it hard to talk about it all at once because there are just so many accomplishments. the debate played out on cnn state of the union in colorado, senate race. joe o'dea, their republican ho the current state of the economy on previous covid relief. >>

and louisiana congressman steve scalise, who himself was shot in a violent 2017 attack, said online let's be clear violence has no place in this country. house minority leader kevin mccarthy's office also said that he called speaker pelosi directly and spoke with her reporting from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. the san francisco home of senator dianne feinstein appears to have some extra security in the wake of today's attack tonight, a ktvu cameras spotted a marked san francisco police vehicle parked outside the home . it is also in pacific heights . san francisco supervisor had his home broken into and appliances stolen. supervisor asha's posted this picture on twitter, showing the door to his home, kicked in a stove, microwave and vent were all taken by thieves earlier this morning and the crocker amazon need er hood and he says, thankfully, no one is living inside of the home at the time because it's being renovated, so nobody was hurt. but he calls it another example of a brazen crime in the city. saying that is this hammers home? is that there is definitely an org

the democratic candidate in louisiana running for congress against steve scalise. she is considered a longshot candidate but she had a viral campaign showing her giving birth and positioning motherhood at the forefront of her campaign while also criticizing the state strict abortion law. >> i am katie darling and i live on a farm in st. tammany parish. our family compost collects rainwater and grows our own food. my husband and daughter help take care of the chickens. and there someone else will be joining us in helping to pitch in with farm life very soon. but these days i worry about storms that are stronger and more frequent because of climate change. about our kids underperforming public schools comment about louisiana's new abortion band, one of the strictest and most severe in the country. we should be putting pregnant women at ease, not putting their lives at risk. i have not spent my career in washington. i have worked my way up from bartender to ceo. now i help diverse is organize their complicated health records because nurses are not just heroes, they ar

he mocked steve scalise when he got shot. senator ron johnson joins us now.t the 200 million dollars transfer from the first lady of moscow to hunter biden's family syndicate and what about the biden family getting a no interest forgivable loan from china. that's interesting? >> well, we have known about this since 2020. senator grassley and i revealed the vast financial entanglements of the biden family. what is significant about the recent disclosure and god bless the whistleblowers coming forward to senator grassley and my office and members of the house. they want want to restore credibility to the fbi. they knew this was wrong. they were performing some kind of service. trading in the biden name. they could not be compensated until joe biden was out of office. that shows a guilty mind. >> sean: i never cared about danchenko. we learned in the trial that the fbi in 2016 offered christopher steele $1 million if he could authent icate the dirty dossier that hillary clinton paid for and hillary clinton's friend was the source for igor danchenko which means t

opened fire on the republican congressional baseball team in 2017, seriously wounding majority whip steve scalisevil rights leaders and many democrats denounced what happened immediately and unequivocally. so why is it so hard for the man who fancies himself the -- of the republican party to do the same? we don't know exactly why paul pelosi was attacked. when i heard senior u.s. officials tell nbc news the assailant was shouting where is nancy, my mind immediately went back to january 6th insurrectionists, who hollered the exact words. the resentments between the two events on its own should be enough to prompt some self reflection on the part of republicans. just as they should ask themselves why this -- show up outside a ballot drop box brandishing weapons and tactical gear, or white some in their party are preparing to dispute the results of an election that has not even happened yet. a new poll out today found eight out of ten americans believe the country is out of control. it's not hard to see why. in just nine days, our republic will once again be tested. some races will be close, disagre

if you go back to the attack on steve scalise, almost lost his life, that was obviously an attack on republicans. but the people who are believing they did the wrong thing on vaccines, stole the election a few years ago, in the numbers game, if you're talking about 330, 340 million americans and you put out information, invalid information that tells even one tenth of 1% of people they're right to distrust the government and they should go attack somebody, you can't control that, jim. you need politicians who say that information is not correct, the conspiracy theories are not correct, and violence is wrong. >> federal officials warned they pose a heightened threat to the midterm elections. we are less than two weeks until the midterms. law enforcement is on alert. what do you see moving forward heading into these midterms, phil? should we be bracing ourselves for political violence in this country? >> you have to think about it if you're at the federal or local level. think how do you skaur polling stations. i tell you what i worry about. that is if you look at ballots, the number o

back in 2017, republican congressman steve scalise was nearly killed after being shot during an attack on a congressional baseball game. supreme court justices are also under threat. this summer, a man travelled to d.c. from california armed to the teeth with the stated intention of killing supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. also not safe, governors, candidates for governor. this week, three men were convicted of all charges after supporting a plot to kidnap michigan's democratic governor gretchen whitmer. in july, a man jumped on stage to try to stab with a sharp object congressman lee zeldin, a republican candidate for new york governor. to get some perspective of how bad it can get, let's turn back to one of the most tumultuous and perhaps darkest chapters in american political history. on november 22, 1963, viewers who turned in to cbs were met by this chilling report. >> from dallas, texas, the flash apparently official, president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. central standard time. >> only five years later, april, 1968, walter cronkite again. >> good evening. dr. martin luther ki

shannon bream speaks to white house council economic adviser jerry bernstein and interview with steve scalise of louisiana. you can catch it right here at the top of the hour and don't miss the big midterm show hosted by dana perino tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. closing arguments a for igor danchenko and four counts to the fbi can come after that. alexandria hoff. alex: originally 5 counts but one tossed out by the judge on friday over technicality and that was late blow to special counsel john durham who has been working on the case for 3 years. he had alleged that igor danchenko lied to the fbi speaking about the steele dossier which was aimed at destroying then candidate donald trump. since the exchange was by e-mail and not verbal, the charge was too weak and the judge agreed. faces 4 felony counts for providing false statements to the fbi. the prosecution has expressed if he had been truthful about motivations of sources than the fbi would have known to approach the steele dossier with appropriate skepticism instead the fbi used the dossier as basis to

. >> reporter: republican congressional leaders including mitch mcconnell and steve scalise are theres pelosi calls vice president mike 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're being told very directly, it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. >> reporter: later pence is heard on speakerphone giving pelosi an update, congress could soon reconvene to certify the presidential election. >> i'm at the capitol building and i'm literally standing with the chief of police of the u.s. capitol police. he just informed me what you will hear through official channels, the sergeant-at-arms will inform you their best information is they believe that the house and the senate will be able to reconvene in roughly an hour. >> reporter: vice chair liz cheney made the committee's closing argument that donald trump above all was responsible for what happened. >> the central cause of january 6th was one man, donald trump, who

when the bernie w bro shot steve scalise, did you hear any of us blaming bernie?can't be said for members of the media who celebrated attacks on republicans like when rand paul got his ribs cracked by his neighbor and msnbc gushed about how it was one of their favorite stories. >> new details today on the incident that left senator rand paul with six broken ribs -- this might be one of my favorite stories. >> jesse: don't you love when republican senators ribs get cracked. it was one much their favorite stories. how come gavin newsom didn't be say anything about that. rand paul is a kentucky senator. senator, are you seeing any similarities between this attack against you and this attack against paul? >> yeah. quite a bit. there is an eagerness on the left to make this political and immediately to start blaming republicans but where's the sympathy even from the left for paul pelosi? i mean, i'm sure he is suffering today. he has been through this horrific assault nobody is really talking about him because even the left is talking about making this political and bl

house republican whip steve scalise recently said the letter from the national institute of health in. digging on covid origins telling a house hearing in their letter the n.i.h. admits that echo health alliance the firm given over $50 million in tax pair funded grant money since 2014 was conducting gain-of-function research at the wuhan institute of viral gee that the nih didn't approve of. they have offered a new grant in august to study coronavirus and bats in southeast asia. critics say it's the same type of research that could be linked to covid's origin. echo health alliance and its president, the organization says it conducts cutting edge scientific research to better protect the planet from the threat of new and emerging diseases and, quote, we stand by our work and by our mission. leading republicans are promising if the g.o.p. takes the majority oversight and accountability on issues like this are coming. >> bill: mike emanuel in washington. keep us posted. >> julie: after working 40 years as a nurse there is a texas woman you're about to meet saying she lost her job for ref

we're not going to blame the democratic party when steve scalise is shot and almost killed.an't blame one party for the violence that happens in the country and i wish i had more democrats condemning the violence in the streets in 2020. and especially against politicians because you play this out, neil, and just because we disagree with someone on the political front, we're going to, you know, try to personally harm them or their family? that's a bad future for this country and we have to come together as one american family and condemn all of it. neil: i also worry about, sean, i'm hold enough to remember 1968, hold enough to remember when you live in a divisive environment, of course, the vietnam war and protests and what have you, but it escalated and we all remember the 1968 democratic convention, coming closely after the assassination of bobby kennedy, which came, two months after the assassination of martin luther king. we remember four years later the attack on george wallace. they're indiscriminate and random, but brutal and i know what happens when the tenor and the

he wanted to eliminate the legislative filibuster and he won't apologize for mocking steve scalise after on that ball field and nearly died saying oh, he just took one for the team. no wonder why real clear politics has you up by nine combined. >> sean, you're scratching the surface in terms of what a radical leftist mandela barnes is. i put him up against fetterman any day. any problem is he just raised $20 million. >> sean: from who? >> from wherever. >> sean: anybody in wisconsin donate to that? i doubt it. >> maybe a couple. but again, $20 million. he's outraising me. the media is amplifying his lies, distortions, character assassination. so we have to assume this is a dead even race. we have to run hard. i need the resources. ronjohnsonforsenate.com. you have been very generous. we need to raise the resources to compete and make sure he never become a u.s. senator. >> sean: 27 days, it's critical that you remain in the u.s. senate. thank you. coming up, project veritas, you won't believe what katie said. we have that next. >> sean: more troubles for arizona democrat katie hobbs and

. >> bret: steve scalise will be on as well. right, shannon, thank you for your fully sends raleigh, north carolina, are trying to find a way 15-year-old boy fatally shot 15 people yesterday. he killed two on neighborhood streets and shops others on a walking trail feared among the dead is an off-duty police officer. the suspect eluded authorities for hours before being cornered and a home and arrested here at president biden says his administration is working to assist local authorities there. up next, the latest on russia's attempt to regain momentum in its invasion of ukraine. later, how the crucial senate race in pennsylvania could be determined by one specific demographic group. ♪ ♪ all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. don't mind me.

violence on both sides, jake, when you look at the horrific attack by a bernie sanders supporter on steve scaliset the baseball game and then justice kavanaugh's home. and it's timed. do you believe that enough is being done about the political violence on both sides? do members of coping congress, officials need more protection? >> the what-aboutisms. there's a dangerous trend of g.o.p. politicians citing violence on the extreme right. we saw it on january 6th with the president himself and we are seeing it now in the run-up to the elections and i really want to put out a warning to g.o.p. politicians, who i think are going to be disappointed on election night that they have been mindful of the words that they use because they're going to be broadcast far and wide and all it takes is one individual. there's no place for violence in our system. when i hear something like glen youngkin making light of that, i wish paul pelosi the best, but we'll send nancy back to california to be with him. he needs to apologize. griff: when you look at upsets on election night. it looks like democrats have hurdle