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, gas 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 w

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rove, george pataki, he has a lot to say about the race here in new york and manson money ceo mark matson. we hope you can tune in for, that doesn't for us on "fox business tonight" that week, election week of the year, all week on "fox business tonight" "the evening edit" start right now. >> sprint to the finish, four days left until the midterms, it's a dead heat in some battles that could decide party control in the dreaded elon musk e-mail that 3700 twitter employees received today as he fires half of his staff and hits out woke activist for driving away advertisers. plus the fbi is broken gop jobs a 1000 page report saying the bureau is rotten at its core manipulated stats for political purposes and deliberately downplayed hunter biden allegations. i am jackie deangelis and for elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" start right now. >> good evening and welcome everybody. we began with their money stocks have a four-day losing streak in the nasdaq the worst week since january. the u.s. labor department announcing employers added 261,000 nonfarm jobs. more than expected but employers

transports all are in the green, jet blue is at the very top here, up 10%, followed by let's see , matsonamerican airlines and delta, so the airlines are doing really well at the moment but jetblue far and away the big leader. we have wild swings in wework, slumped at the open look at it right now. it's definitely moving higher at the moment by 5.7% it had gone as low as again it's a $2 stock, but of course we've got wework at 257 right now, $2.58, the office sharing company announced you know what? we're closing 40 u.s. locations again a big cost cutting effort kind of echoing what amazon is doing right now, real cost cutting. wework also forecast fourth quarter revenue below analyst expectations the company had benefited from a shift to flexible work hours, outside of traditional offices, but many companies are now calling employees back to work, if you're at twitter you to the headline, elon musk demanding that everybody come back to the office, only exceptions are if he approves them personally. so we got wework at $2.59. inflation also starting to weigh on business spending there and