and pop out here. >> karl?karl. >> you were fed stuff saying they did better in 3 counties,. there are 3 adams, franklin and lancaster. fetterman is doing worse than biden. >> fair and balanced. >> so. this right now fetterman does have an advantage. we have a long way to go. i want to see more in southeast, question is, can oz run better in bucks, and shichester and delaware, around philadelphia than donald trump did, if he can, he can erase that 1.2% advantage biden had and win, if he doesn't, it say problem. >> now the area he talked a lot about crime in philadelphia. and what is happening in suburbs, he spoke a lot to family who lost people in the crime surge in philadelphia. we'll see if that paid off. >> do you want to see it? >> yeah. >> okay. so. keep your eye on this. that one or oz? >> one more thing. remember we're still are seeing numbers. we'll have a bigger impact of early vote that is more fetterman, later in the e -- say that again. >> each day does it differently, how they count it. >> pennsylv

. >> the big winner is karl rove. he won't have to count anything in florida. >> [laughing]. >> if you look at what happened in florida governor youngkin said it. performance matters. desantis is a counter puncher like donald trump. he went after disney. he has a record as a conservative that is out standing. his management of the hurricane contrasted to the covid management from the white house was spot on. you have a package there. laura said the future of the republican party is in florida. she's right. >> it's a shift for the republicans so far but not a wave. the house gets a rebuke for over-spending and inflation and the economy. the trump candidates are struggling. it looked like florida was a wave for the republicans. with desantis as a potential republican candidate. this puts donald trump in a difficult position. >> we talked about closing messages. in interviews you questioned the democrats closing with threats to democracy talking about abortion off roe v. wade decision overturned. do you think that worked

panel. >> karl rove. you are looking at north carolina.t some early vote in. >> i was locking at the virginia -- looking at virginia results, i have a source there. virginia 7, i'm looking at half of the vote in. vega is keeping her lead with more than half vote in same in 2,. >> 31%. >> i am looking 38 there and it is same 58-42. >> i am hearing they were winning in early vote in virginia too. >> i'm saying, republican is winning by same margin with i'm looking at 40% of vote in. >> back on 7 then? >> go ahead kellyanne. >> i have been watching ads in dc for a while now, vega has her spanish speaking father in ad, they have thrown everything at her calling her sexist and racist. and usual january 6 -- they don't talk about inflation, crime, i think she will prevail, another hispanic women, i am interested in luria race, she was on january 6 committee. adam resigned. liz cheney was defeated. stephanie murphy of florida, resigned now elaine luria may lose, say what and you read? i think there is causing a in every's polling january 6 is a m

. >> why do you think that is karl? >> pulling is broken let's not kid ourselves with a golden era of pulling when we all had land lines and answer them now. anybody have a landline? when you ring my doorbell my phone rings that's only time i answer it and conducting polls is more difficult, a lot more expensive and a lot of people who have little black boxes and the magic ways of doing pulling that they sell to the media and complicate her lives. >> this is in the race for the democrat said no to the debates in the governor's race in arizona. >> 0. >> you think it's working for them? >> is terrible for democracy. >> i was critical of the democrats who said no i was critical of the republicans is said no, is terrible for democracy but they're not paying a political price for is the point. i keep hearing people talk about how this could be dÉjÀ vu and come back to georgia. the next time bill looks at the georgia map this may not come to a runoff. warnock is inching closer and closer to 50% as the night goes on. i'm getti

right, karl?retty close, because of the rest of the panhandle is starting to come in. >> yeah. >> think about it. this is somebody who won by less than half a percent last time around. he's winning right now by 18 points. marco rubio winning by 15. >> yeah. >> a tsunami has swept over the state of florida, left a gigantic red residue everywhere. >> let's see what's inside that florida tsunami. shannon bream has the numbers. >> a race in the senate people are watching, of course, pennsylvania, where democratic john fetterman and republican mehmet oz are in a tight race. fetterman has been reaching out to specifically white noncollege voters hoping to win them over, but a majority of them are choosing os at this point in our analysis. fetterman's supporters, on the other hand, are more enthusiastic overall over their candidate, 51%, compared to 40% enthusiastic for oz. this state was one of the most contentious in 2020. looks like that could happen again. poll closings, lawsuits, multiple, have alre

finally, she knocked on the door of karl weerstras himself, an outstanding mathematician, professor atrsity of berlin, a member of the berlin, bavarian and paris academy of sciences, he was simply shocked. i would say her impudence and dishonesty for german society, and the doorbell without any letters of recommendation on the threshold is a young lady, as he said this is a strange russian with the only requirement. give me math lessons out of decency, the professor listened to the insistent stranger. he offered her several most difficult tasks, they say, he won’t solve it anyway, but he will solve it, let’s continue the conversation at least one. a week later, kovalevskaya brought the answers to the problems to the meter; all the originality of the solutions to the conclusions surprised karl welshtrass the doors of his office opened to mathematics. but even after that, the leadership of the university of berlin sophia is unacceptable to classrooms, you never know a genius, and karl veet strass turned out to be a real man for four years. he personally taught sofia kovalevsky under the

>> jonathan karl live in florida tonight. jon, thank you. as you saw in jon's report, mike pence signaling he might run for president. and pence telling me he hasn't talked with trump in more than a year now. pence says because trump returned to the rhetoric over the 2020 election. i asked mike pence about his own rhetoric in the days leading up to january 6th, and hre's what he said. >> do you have any regrets about your own rhetoric? just two days before january 6th, you were in georgia, and you said, we all have our doubts about the election. come this wednesday, we'll have our day in congress. >> promise you, come this wednesday, we'll have our day in congress. we'll hear the objections. we'll hear the evidence. >> we'll hear the evidence. were you feeding the false hope? >> no, not in the least. >> but do you regret the rhetoric, when you look out the window and you see people -- you wrote in your book, these people had been told that the outcome of the election could be changed. you knew the rhetoric that was out there. were you feedin

finally, she knocked on the door of karl weerstras himself, an outstanding mathematician, professor atversity of berlin, a member of the berlin, bavarian and paris academy of sciences, he was simply shocked. i would say her arrogance and dishonesty for german society, and the doorbell without any letters of recommendation on the threshold is a young lady, as he said this is a strange russian with the only requirement. give me math lessons out of propriety, the professor listened persistent stranger. he offered her several most difficult tasks, they say, he won’t solve it anyway, but he will solve it, at least one will continue the conversation. a week later, kovalevskaya brought the answers to the problems to the meter, all the originality of the solutions to the conclusions surprised karl velshtrass, the doors of his office opened to the mathematical genius, but even after that, the leadership of the university of berlin did not allow sophia to the classrooms, you never know a genius, and karl veet strass turned out to be a real man for four years . he personally taught sophia kovalev

karl rove just ahead, but chad pergram is live on capitol hill. house republicans are still going forward with the leadership elections. is that putting the cart before the horse in this situation? >> well, sandra, it's hard to talk about leadership elections when no one knows which party will have control or by how much. here is the math. republicans need 218, right now they hold 212 seats. democrats 204, but several uncalled races are on the edge. republicans are trying to figure out just what went wrong. >> candidates that were seen as ultra all about the previous president and relitigation -- relitigating the last election, they went down in flames, even in many cases where conventional republicans, including conservative republicans, were winning big. new hampshire, georgia. >> democrats believe voters rejected extreme candidates or those tied to former president trump. >> we were on the edge of beginnings of it creeping into the grand noble experiment we have prospered under for 200 years and the public, it was the public whose quiet deep ro

turn jolly karl rove a fox news contributor.een at santa's workshop running the numbers on this debate. what have you concluded? >> first of all, let me say that i have a vested interest in this argument. my birthday is december 25th. >> jesse: i'm glad you got that out of the way. >> i object mightily to this anti-american theory that you have embraced so firmly here tonight. >> jesse: how dare you. >> we should sort of meld these two holidays together. i would make three points you are right christmas is a bigger, larger holiday. in essence removing the barriers between it and thanksgiving. we are diminishing the power that christmas has over a longer period of time. we are diminishing it. second of all, there are two different high schools here one is thanksgiving about gratitude and one christmas which is a spirit to it and a nonspiritual element which is about acquisition. and what you are doing is blending the two together. now, and probably the most important reason i object to this is you are clearly not familiar with th

jonathan karl standing by. >>> major developments in the war in ukraine. the liberation of kherson under way. president zelenskyy says special military units have entered the city. ukrainian citizens cheering the soldiers. dealing a humiliating blow to vladimir putin. >>> president biden on the world stage attending the u.n. global climate summit in egypt. the president tacking aim at russia for trying to hold the global economy hostage as he prepared for a meeting with china president xi. >>> twitter in turmoil. elon musk's new warning saying bankruptcy is not out of the question. his message about ending the company's work from home policy. >>> the abc news exclusive. robin roberts one-on-one with former first lady michelle obama. what she says about the pandemic and dealing with depression. >>> the nonprofit pairing soldiers with shelter dogs. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on veteran's day as we honor those who have served our country. i'm whit johnson. we begin with severe storms. the remnants of hurricane nicole rating up the east coast

it was rumored that one of the sons of the bureau on karl was her child, common concerns brought annavna even closer to her beloved man to him. she gave her time and heart, this was the simplest and real happiness and life in metal. started to make sense. the mantle the crown, presented to her by archbishop ambrose, the empress laid on herself so elizabeth emphasized her legal right to the throne of the russian empire her father peter i died without leaving a will, elizabeth's position at court was very precarious, she had to either take power into her own hands and wait for execution, the guards literally carried elizabeth into the winter palace on their shoulders. the reign, which began as a series of festivities and balls, became the beginning of the russian enlightenment gods of elizabeth, one of the most brilliant in europe, became a symbol of not only power, but also cultural growth. powers. empire elizaveta petrovna premiere. today, on the first, elizabeth still dreamed of love and happiness, the former tread of the village herd alyoshka became the second person in pink. in the

george logan against hannah hayes, what do you see, karl? i see a close race, a little bit of a vote there. what do you see? because i think that's behind the real count by about... i think he's up now by maybe as much as 10,000 votes. >> wow. >> appoint, appoint a point and a half? >> karl, are we looking at a 219 majority? >> north of 220. >> 225. >> more than that. i'm approaching 20. >> there are races to out there. >> we pick up four seats in florida, we picked up a seat in texas right there. the 15th. >> what about california? >> we picked up a couple of seats in michigan. we lost one, we picked up two or maybe three. >> can we turn to the senate really quick question mike you don't have to do what if. >> the numbers we have on connecticut 5 -- all this matters, folks. all this matters. >> every single one. in connecticut 5 right now, 49.24 logan. three tenths of a point. what's your question? >> to go to the senate map of what's left out there. >> nevada, arizona, alaska -- >> alaska is going to be republican. we know that. >> are you

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i want to see a blow out, karl.f we don't blow out the iranians, this country is going to erupt. >> i don't know if we will erupt. we will be disappointed. 2015, man, gotten cultured in the seven years since then. we go online so we don't have to go to the toys r us and fight over latest version of monday nonely. come on, man,. >> jesse: we are going to be fighting over these electronics because of this china revolution. never going to get a supply chain in check. >> yes, we are. >> jesse: have to get tv's three times. >> we can buy from samsung and make them in creditor rhea. look, you are such a downer during the holidays. i think i ought to get together a go fund me campaign to get you a series of, you know,. >> jesse: i support that. >> 24-hour a day hand holders for you. my god. what is going on with you. >> jesse: am i bed wetter, karl? i falsely accused you of that. >> i'm not going to respond in kind. it's evident you are wringing your hands and whining a lot. wawa come on, man. highest rated show this hour

>> all right, jon karl on it again. jon, thank you. >>> the other political headline from washington tonight, an historic same sex marriage bill clearing a crucial hurdle in the senate tonight. in a critical test, senate democrats and 12 republicans today voting in favor of the republican for marriage act. final passage in the senate could come as early as tomorrow before going to the house. democrats making the issue a top priority following the midterms with control of the house soon flipping to republicans. abjale, aftere was more tonight burned in a fire in his garage. his doctor now revealing that leno was under one of his cars wh t he's already had one surgery and may need more. here's abc's zohreen shah tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details on jay leno's condition after that gasoline fire that started while he was working underneath a car. his doctor saying today he suffered a mixture of deep second-degree burns and possibly some third-degree burns to his face, hand, and chest. >> there's no evidence of nerv

jon karl is here. >>> the deadly helicopter crash. the pilot and local meteorologist killed when the chopper goes down just off the interstate. >>> we also have news tonight on a driver who smashed right into that apple store. >>> also, the stunner at the world cup. and the star player off the team. >>> and america strong tonight. so many americans giving this holiday. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. the holiday travel week well under way tonight. at least 55 million americans set to drive or fly for thanksgiving. we have it all covered, including two systems we're tracking. ginger zee standing by. but we're going to begin with the alarming moment in the air in chicago. a plane hitting a flock of birds. a top u.s. military official onboard. and we know the danger of bird strikes, but rarely do we see it this clearly. the air force c-37 taking off from chicago, hitting the birds right there. you can see smoke from the engines. reports of sparks flying. the plane making an immediate landin

jonathan karl tonight. >>> the horrific scene in california. the family killed, the home set on fire. and tonight, a former trooper is accused of traveling across-country to get to that home to pick up their young daughter, who he allegedly met online. >>> the remarkable rescue. the plane crashing into power lines and dangling for hours. they spent more than seven hours trying to get the pilot, the passenger, and the plane out of those lines. >>> in houston tonight, more than 2 million without water, under a boil water alert. schools closed again tomorrow, so, what's behind this? >>> comedian jay leno back on stage and the jokes tonight at his own expense, after the fire in his garage. you'll hear the jokes. >>> and our made in america christmas is back. 11 years and running. tonight, the one thing many of you bought and grew. and how they're looking tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to be back with all of you at home. i hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. we're going to begin tonight with this new cross-country storm heading all the

you are looking -- karl rove, you are looking at numbers? >> very early, everyone at this point if 4 polls are not closed. there is one interesting state where you can track the vote during the day that is nevada. long time observer of nevada politics this morning is raising alarm bells in clark count in las vegas more than 2/3 of voters democrats are not turning out to degree they can in 2018 and reno, democrats need to win to offset rural counties, the robs rep republicans are turning out, he is forecasting that democrats are in trouble. >> governor race too. >> yes. >> the governor race has not gotten as much attention as adam laxalt and cat rain catacortez masto race. a lot of industry in sectors and small businesses have not fully recovered in nevada, a great opponent in joe lombardo. he is a veteran and run a go the campaign that is a governor's race to watch. >> the states that are closing now. virginia is one you are watching. >> well, virginia has the house races we get no indication, not just as karl pointed out but margins, if we

jon karl, great night last night. thank you for being here. still here today. that's your determination to get the answers, too, thank you, jon. of course, we'll stay on all of the races as the results come in and we'll come in as soon as something determines the control of the senate or the house. >>> meanwhile, hurricane nicole triggering warnings from south florida all the way up through florida, south carolina. this system then moves right up into the coasts, washington, d.c., new york city, into new england. fierce winds from the storm already reaching florida's east coast and kicking up rough surf. this building in daytona beach shores. ginger zee with the timing and the track. she's standing by in just a moment. but first, rob marciano with the preparations. he's in jensen beach, florida, tnight. >> reporter: tonight, angry atlantic waves from nicole, a massive storm crashing ashore. look at the white caps and wave action here on the indian river. this isn't even the ocean. and this isn't even high tide. this sea wall's taking a beaten. those houses in j

karl rove bringing in his insight. david lee miller has more on hochul's response to the murder and the growing crime crisis overall. good morning, david lee. >> despite growing controversy new york governor hochul is not backing down from her support of the state's bail reform law. opponents of the law saying it is to blame for the death of the young mother of three shot to death by her estranged husband. i the attack was caught on video. it appears to show her being beaten and punched by her estranged husband last month. adam was charged with third degree assault and other miss demeanors. that required a judge to release him without posting bail. his previous criminal conviction of attempting to kidnap a former girlfriend could not be taken into account. the only thing the court did to protect the woman was issue an order of protection. addae after the man was released he shot and killed his wife as three of their young children looked on. he has since been arrested and charged with second degree murder as well as th

what do you think, karl? >> it would another disaster for the country coming at that christmas season. 40% of the goods move on trains. what happens if they can't move on trains? you won't find trucks to move that and if you do find a truck, remember the cost of diesel is very high. as a result, the cost of moving those guides would dramatically increase. can we step back? it's amazing to me the president in september said we have this solved. this is all governed by the railroad act of 1926. 96 years old law. the unions and the railroads have to negotiate and hopefully they find an agreement. if they don't find an agreement, the unions can ask for mediation from the national mediation board. that's what the unions asked for. they asked for mediation. they want to get to an agreement. that didn't happen. they got out of mediation. you want to stay in mediation if you want to come to some kind of resolution. instead, they went to the presidential emergency board. that's where you petition the president, in thi

the fact is karl rove's former boss, george w. bush, i was with him a month ago and he said to a veterans group but came off as the right thing to say, american energy is the lifeblood of the american economy and that's what this president is attacking. our current economic woes to a great extent are exactly because we've raises the price of energy. if you look at the price of diesel to deliver goods and services, it is through the roof. if you look at people being told it is going to be very cold in new england and in new york this year because they either can't get or won't be able to afford home heating oil. these are things that are real, that are happening in america today and they're happening because of a policy and a policy that the president has made clear he is not going to change. jackie: yeah. carl, obviously american consumers are bleeding money right now because of 7.7% inflation. i keep saying there is no way the fed can continue to raise rates very aggressively and will do damage to other parts of the economy but t

karl rove? >> we know that general direction of the election.lection, white house party will suffer. and the question how big they suffer is up for grabs, i think interested in outcome of individual races, we forget there are big issues. the conduct of the candidates and quality of individual messages and campaigns can make a big difference. i'm looking for surprises on tuesday night. final point, we should be patient. we'll have elections like pennsylvania where they will have a lot of mail in ballots, they can't start processing and validating them until7 a.m. suss d tuesday morning and they can't count them until 7 p.m. we don't know if they have enough people to work them. on west coast with election all male in and may take several days. bret: we could see subsignals. >> early on in night, we could make calls that will send a signal this election. >> we might have big clues, but what made this election intense we bound to out after 2020 how much control of legislative conduct in congress matters. that and house that he already holding gave

thanks, karl. >> you bet. >> martha: our election coverage continues. this hour, bret baier and shannon bream will stop by to talk about their outlook for what we can expect in the next days to come. two former presidents hit the trail in the toss-upstate of nevada to campaign for senator katherine cortez masto that is considered one of the most vulnerable democrats in the senate. her republican challenger that hopes to be the senator that flips a seat or to become that senator, attorney general adam laxalt joins us next. >> in the next few days, if there's a big turnout, she will win. don't believe that the right now crowd really cares more about the deficit going down or really cares more about the gas prices going up. it's just not so. at ameriprise financial, our advice is personalized. based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feeling of confidence that comes from our advice? i can make this work. that seems to be universal. i can make this work. i ca

adjutant karl. read ground of historic fort mcnair in the nation's capital is a fitting setting for today's tribute to those whose devotion has kept our nation free and here to give motion and melody to that tribute our troops of the old guard, the third united states infantry, and of the united states army band. the third infantry is one of the most select units in the united states army. it is older than our nation's constitution and bears on its rules. the names of men who suffered at valley forge and triumphed at yorktown. as the showcase unit of the army. the old guard symbolized the patriots heritage, shared by americans in uniform wherever they may be. advancing the colors. the the old guard, fife and drum corps with a medley of authentic revolutionary war tunes. the continental soldier, parading on some village green, marched to the stately colonial cadence of exactly 90 faces to the minute. by. his. power. and. silence and. the. aura o. on the 18th of april, 1847, general winfield scott was

jon karl, it's such a treat to get to have you as part of this conversation.o much for spending time with us today. >> thank you for having me on, nicole. >> alexey, on the politics, liz cheney is everywhere all of a sudden. the democratic candidate she enforced won. her speech today was full of swagger. what's next for liz cheney? >> she is certainly taking a victory lap as you saw in her exchange with kari lake on twitter who, you know, she is now taking vicky for that. if you look at the places she got involved, places like arizona, michigan, virginia, those are critical states and also places, arizona and michigan in particular, where this idea of democracy and election deniers really mattered to voters in this election. and it's clear that that's going to continue being an issue, especially if and when donald trump brings that back up into the discourse when you announces this evening, and democrats are going to have to continue to respond to that and liz cheney helps. she comes with credibility to that conversation because of her position on the january

adjutant karl. read ground of historic fort mcnair in the nation's capital is a fitting setting for today's tribute to those whose devotion has kept our nation free and here to give motion and melody to that tribute our troops of the old guard, the third united states infantry, and of the united states army band. the third infantry is one of the most select units in the united states army. it is older than our nation's constitution and bears on its rules. the names of men who suffered at valley forge and triumphed at yorktown. as the showcase unit of the army. the old guard symbolized the patriots heritage, shared by americans in uniform wherever they may be. advancing the colors. the the old guard, fife and drum corps with a medley of authentic revolutionary war tunes. the continental soldier, parading on some village green, marched to the stately colonial cadence of exactly 90 faces to the minute. by. his. power. and. silence and. the. aura o. on the 18th of april, 1847, general winfield scott was

thanks, karl.brewing in ohio where democrat tim ryan is trying to beat republican j.t. vance to flip a -- j.d. vance to flip a red seat blue. vance is set to get a big boost during a rally tomorrow night. mark meredith live in mount vernon, ohio. how are the candidates spending the final hours on the campaign trail? >> reporter: hey, john, good afternoon to you. for republican candidate j.d. vance, he's been barnstorming the buckeye state trying to reach out to voters. he just rapped -- wrapped up an event, he's been taking photos with people, but these events are a chance for vance to try to reach out to voters, explain his campaign message, what he's all about and his background. this is a close race, but the real event for j.d. vance is going to happen tomorrow night. that's when former president trump is set to hold a rally in dayton on the eve of the protection, and what's -- election, and what's going to be fascinating is, of course, it'll come full circle for vance. trump really helped him o

i need karl or kelly ann how can you split your ticket kemp warnock.kemp is doing well how is maybe bar knock out performing abrams that's what i will be watching tonight. >> bret: one more question on senator scott. does he have bigger ambitions after this election? >> i think he wants to buy the dallas cowboys. >> dana: have you been encouraging him to bigger things for a long time, trey. whether or not he is listening to you we don't know. >> trey: i haven't talked to him in the last 30 minutes. [laughter] he is grateful for the chance to serve for six more years. i know that. >> bret: head over to bill hemmer at the billboard i do getzing some of these races. >> bill: introduce you to new features and for the next several hours take our viewers and folks in the studio here through what we believe will be the best way to track this race. okay? so two new features here. i'm going to start in virginia with these key house races, okay? we call them key because they begin tonight these are three of the toss-ups in the state of virginia. so, they can eit

. >> karl: it is more complicated than that, if they liked what they saw, democrats would have pickeds in the house rather than losing the house, more complicated picture. republicans had a bad night, so did the democrats, status quo, two governorships they shouldn't have had, maryland and massachusetts and incumbents were term limited and picked up one net governorship, has to be disappointing election for both parties. republicans should have had bigger gains, democrats lost the house and president biden legislative agenda, he said i will not change anything, he better change something, he will not get the american rescue plan and inflation reduction act 2.0 through a republican house. >> shannon: we talked with congressman banks, the president said he has a veto pen? >> karl rove is good, but he is not that good to make last night look that good, it was good for republicans, it was shellacking r republicans and the trump wing of the republican party >> voters voted for democracy. i agree with karl on this, voters want pragmatic politics and not getting that from either side, for su

jon karl, thank you so much. >> thank you, byron. >>> we turn now to a controversy brewing in the world-hop. echoing the far too common experience of black women and girls in this country. grammy winner megan thee stallion has grabbed the world's attention with her music, but also sparked a conversation about what it means to protect black women and girls. she's faced scrutiny and even mockery about the shooting she survived. activists coming to her defense in the last few days. here's abc's ashan singh. ♪ >> reporter: megan thee stallion is a powerhouse in the music world with hits like "body" and "her." ♪ her her her her her ♪ >> megan thee stallion to me is a phenomenal woman. but megan has also been through ups and downs. she has been the trending topic in hip-hop and in pop culture for a minute now, and not always in a positive light. >> reporter: stallion, real name megan pete, has faced vicious attacks for the last two years after allegedly being shot by a male rapper in 2020. the controversy reignited this month when drake released a new song seeming to mock the shooting the gra

prices are down. >> try to be no former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor karl rove. thank you for being here first of all. we saw wall street journal poll that showed 71% of americans think were on the wrong track, particularly on the economy that's really the court of the election. >> at another pull 49% of the people said the economy is bad and only 14% said it was excellent or good. so yes the economy is a centerpiece with president biden goes on says is kind of things he sounds completely divorced from reality and undermines the credibility of democratic candidates. people get the reality of the economy, they go to the grocery store, philip the car to get close for the kids to go back to school for looking at the paycheck at the end of the month of looking at the stack of bills and the paycheck doesn't cover all the bills and they may not be able to say that we've had 18 months of declining real wages but they know something's going on and it's bad in there holding him responsible for. >> in 2010 was a tea party election because it was in the country republ

karl, thanks for being here, happy thanksgiving eve.r thoughts what we are seeing out of georgia. >> i think we are going to be mystified about the race to the end because there are some unusual circumstances behind it. take a look at this. 3,935,924 people voted in the senate race. rafael warnock won by 36,788 votes, less than 1%. now, who are those people that gave him his victory? another way of looking at it, take a look at the difference between kemp and walker. 203,000 people vote for brian kemp, the republican governor but don't vote for herschel walker. that's the difference between their two vote totals. 52,151 of them are people who voted for brian kemp, the republican governor and the libertarian for the u.s. senate. are those people likely to come back? if i were rafael warnock i would worry about that. because that represents his winning margin. if he does not have the 52,000 people showing up and considering voting for him, he's got an issue. even more problematic is there are 132,230 people vote for kemp for governor and

. >> brian: karl rove to brit hume who >> bill: tens of millions casting their ballots. finally, america, you have arrived on the 8th of november, 2022. talking about it for months. >> dana: we knew it would get here eventually. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." a long time coming but this is what will happen. great special conch at 6:00 p.m. to get all your questions answered. president biden has -- an election by crime and -- >> bill: polls are open in 40 states. voters wasting no time making their voices heard. states in three of the country's high stakes races, pennsylvania, georgia and florida in the south. >> dana: the president has remained bullish on democrat chances. last night there appeared to be a crack in that facade. watch here. >> president biden: i'm optimistic. i'm always optimistic. >> will democrats win the house? >> president biden: i think it will be tough and i think we'll win the senate. the house is tougher. >> bill: kellyanne conway, brit hume, shannon bream, martha maccallum and mike rowe with anal

republicans gaining ground on democrats freedom to be asking former white house deputy chief of staff karlove what he is expecting on tuesday the outcome of the midterms will have a major impact on the economy the markets and your money. matson money founder mark matson on the advice is given his clients right now, big names coming out for kathy hochul in her fight to remain governor in new york the polls show lee zeldin is closing and with his focus on inflation and crime. it's been 20 years since new york had a republican governor with george pataki, the former governor is here to tell us why new york will go read it again. first the october jobs report shows economy added more jobs last month than expected. the unemployment is higher in wage growth is far from keeping up with the pace of inflation. inflation in the economy remain the number one issue for voters ahead of tuesday's midterm elections. days to go, president biden pivoted away from his attacks on republicans to try to sell what he says is a strong economy. >> economic growth is up, price inflation is down. we'll encompass up

karl, i would expect white suburban women. all women, all americans did not want to hear that they wanted to hear plans to fight crime or inflation. am i wrong? i'm not. >> no, you're not. look, i have two big problems with this speech. first of all, he painted it with a broad brush. yes, there are people who were a threat to democracy. we saw them break into the capitol, beat up police officers, attempt to find the vice president of the united states and the speaker of the house and do violence to them. and a lot of them have been indicted and a number of them are in trial today and a number of have pled guilty. but suddenly we are going beyond that to, you know, everybody else. the answer to that problem is let's defeat republicans who had nothing to do with january 6th. second problem i have got is election denier. okay fine. i'm not an election denier. joe biden won fair and square. i know that irritates many in my own party. if you are concerned about election deniers, think about this, joe biden would not be president of

let's bring in karl rove, a fox news contributor. lots to go over, karl. where to start?cial counsel, jack smith, intending to investigate prognosis that may result independently, in the best traditions of the d. justice, the pace of the investigations will not pause or flag. under my watch, i will exercise independent judgment and moving the investigations expeditiously and thoroughly to whatever facts the law dictate. what political implications do you see here? >> an extraordinary moment we're talking about an investigation of a former president of the united states. the country would be best served if everyone let this process go forward and let the prosecutor do his work, special prosecutor do his work, outside of, you know, sort of screaming headlines. i doubt that's what's going to happen. president trump sort of laid the predicate for his response to this the other night when he talked about being a victim. i suspect we'll hear loud voices on his behalf. this is really an extraordinary moment. the country is going to face dangerous times ahead. >> yesterday we had

>> karl rove on deck. we begin on capitol hill where chad pergram is standing by.ood morning, chad. >> good morning. a big morning on capitol hill. as we speak now house speaker nancy pelosi is meeting with members of her whip team. we're told she is expected to tell them her decision about whether she would stay in congress, continue perhaps as the minority leader or perhaps retire from congress. i was told a couple of weeks before the election, before the attack on her husband, that she was probably out the door. one source said she is 82 and would not stick around as minority leader. other sources said if it was going to be a narrow congress, a narrow minority perhaps she would stay. then came the attack on her husband and some democrats here on capitol hill say that she began to recalibrate her position. listen to what she said a couple of weeks ago. >> will your decision be impacted by the attack in any way? >> yes. >> it will? >> yes. and impacted by -- let me just say this. i have been blessed by my colleagues, whip first, then leader and then speaker of the

all right, karl, what are you looking at right now. some of the results from fox news voter analysis and you have all the knowledge you have. >> i'm not -- [laughter] >> what's interesting to me is this is like a campaign with two different agendas being talked about. normally fight over big things, the war in vietnam, the war in iraq. but this is two different issues. sets of issues. the republicans are talking about the economy and inflation. they are talking about crime they are talking about the border and democrats are talking about abortion, threats to democracy and climate. and these things don't intersect. and so each party is out there talking to a different segment of the electorate. problem for the democrats two fold. one is the republican issues are more important to the voters. we saw that with issue of 451% think the economy and inflation is the number one issue. so, their issue set is not as important. second of all, problematic for them, independents in this election are looking more like republicans. that is to say the

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