his republican challenger, bernie moreno, has called for a national abortion ban. no brought abortion to the center of the race when he said at a town hall that it is a little crazy for women to be single issue voters on abortion. it's a little crazy, especially for women that are like past 50. and they get to myself, i don't think this is an issue for you. as you can imagine that remark did not go over well with women in ohio. it was the inspiration for this ad from sharon brown's list is sharad brownstein. >> bernie moreno thinks it's crazy that women care about abortion rights. >> he says for older women like me it's not an issue. >> how is this an issue for you? >> he's against abortion even when it comes to or incest. >> bernie moreno, i am 100. i am definitely not crazy. >> joining me now is sherrod brown. thank you for being with us. this is wild. we spent time talking about the fact that abortion is a rights issue. it's as important to you and me than it is to any woman. let alone if they are above 50 or not. two people from ohio understand that you are in a

and it makes the audio get squeaky and muffled so you can't hear from bernie moreno says. ience fiction, but they're doing it. just watch this. >> mr. moreno, will you apologize for insulting. >> [ inaudible ]. >> do you have anything you would like to share? mr. moreno, do you have any other opinion on women over 50 you'd like to share? >> where have you been, though. send me the -- i'll be there. >> do you have any other comments you'd like to share? >> so, you can hear him -- you can hear things a little bit until the box gets really close to the microphone. these are videos from the ohio democratic party. the campaign apparently bought an ultrasonic jamming gadget that they're now waving in front of microphones to be -- to stop people from being able to record anything that bernie moreno says. >> hey, mr. moreno. how many of your former employees do you think are going to vote for you? >> la, la, la, la, la, can't hear you, not over the sound of my ultrasonic jamming gadget that we bought at the spy store. i don't think putting an electronic noise box in the face of any

he it reaction, bernie moreno. doing with each candidate as we're showing the record, what percentage of the time did sharon brown vote with biden-harris? >> in the actual technical number is 98% of the time, but 100% of the time when it mattered. more importantly for president trump was in the white house, she voted against him 100% of the time when it mattered. i was in a school today visiting a kindergarten, first grade, second-grader charter school, in columbus, little 6-year-old boy raised his hand and said i know that a man, that's bernie moreno, and i know sherry brown is too liberal for ohio. the 6-year-old gets it, i think the people of ohio guided. a business person that actually knows how to get things done, always puts the interests of the american people first. >> sean: what's interesting about this race, he does not want to be tied to kamala harris or joe at all, right? >> now he hides from kamala harris, although by the way, you wanted to be kamala harris' vice president and 2019, he runs of the ads

therthere's a fantastic candidae with us, bernie moreno who have got to know and like very much she'sdresses sort of like a homeless guy. maybe colombo's got the mind of bernie sanders. is a hard core leftists who tries to be a pro union populace. no he is a radical hard-core leftists. at the people of ohio actually knew where he stood, i think they would drop kick him out of office in two seconds but they spent in an enormous amount of money against you. tell us what's going on in ohio. "you are exactly right. sherrod brown has been in elected office for 50 years, his entire life. he graduated from college with a major in russian studies but should not surprise us. the best way to think about who sherrod brown really is he's gavin newsom with a terrible haircut, an awful suit and none of the charm that's who he is he's voted with kamala harris and joe biden almost one 100% of the time. but mark, we are going to beat him because we have the support of the people of ohio. people go to bernie moreno.com. that's who is powering this campaign. mark: tell us a little bit about your backgro

we're going to talk with bernie moreno. we're going to talk to the candidate in in michigan as well, mike rogers. but joining us first is pennsylvania candidate dave mccormick. you're up in the last three polls that i've seen, you are surging big time. you saw the cook report and bob casey is tying himself to trump, and he never says in an ad that i'm a democrat, ever. yeah, this is ground zero, the keystone state. you see it at the presidential race. and you also see it in the senate race. i mean, president trump has great momentum. it's the race between strength and common sense policies versus the weakness of kamala harris and this radical san francisco liberal agenda. for me, my race has moved a lo. there's a huge momentum. i can feel a movement for those who want to learn more about me or support my campaign. it's dave mccormick pa com and the race is really between a seventh generation pennsylvanian, a west point grad, a combat vet from the 82nd airborne division, and someone who's a business guy and a political outsi

your lead over bernie moreno has been shrinking all fall.negative ads that have been placed against you? or is it that ohio, which is considered a red state at the presidential level is ready to turn the seat read? >> they are not going to, but they are trying for sure. it went for trump twice by 8 points. we passed last fall, 57% of the voters. even when the republican secretary of state tried to rig the election, the ballot issue in a number of ways. trying to raise the threshold. he still won with 57%. my opponent, not justice for a national abortion ban. he made statements about -- he mocked voters and then he further insulted women by saying, why would a woman who is 50 years old care about any of this? but when they spend $220 million, a light in these ads on a number of issues, and they have been fact checked, yet they still run these ads. so that is why, you know, that's why we need to raise and i'm always outspent. that's why i asked people to do 20 or 25 bucks. we are going to win this race. it's going to be razor thin. we have a m

was being closely watched as polls show the two candidates or neck and neck bernie moreno wills program in the next hour join us for that. joining me ohio congressman warren davidson a member of the house financial services and foreign affairs committee is a member of the task force to combat mexican drug cartels, thank you very much for being here, how do you size of the race six days away from election day. >> good morning i think it's a better outcome than what the polls that you reference show i think donald trump is up far more than that there is way more energy for donald trump in ohio than there was 16 or 20 and jd vance is definitely a part of that in the other story you look at the ground game that his team and all of his supporters around the state and bernie moreno is a great candidate for senate. i feel like this is a very winnable race for bernie moreno and he's running a strong campaign. maria: president biden is attempting to walk back comments that he made about trump supporters yesterday, watch this. >> puerto rico in my home state of delaware the good decent h

your lead over bernie moreno has been shrinking all fall.use of the negative ads that have been placed against you or is it that ohio, which is considered a red state at the presidential level, is ready to turn the seat read? >> they are not going to, but they are trying for sure. i mean, ohio is more conservative than it was. it went for trump twice by eight points, but we passed last fall 57% of the voters, even when the republican secretary of state tried to rig the election, the ballot issue in a number of ways, ballot language making it harder to vote, trying to raise the threshold, we still won with 57%. so, we are a pro-choice statement my opponent is not just for a national abortion ban, he made statements about -- mocked the voters for the 57%, then he further insulted women by saying why would a woman that is 50 years old care about any of this? but when they spend $220 million, they live in these ads on a number of issues, and they have been fact checked, yet they still run these ads. fact checked by neutral observers. so, that is

bernie moreno stiffed workers, his own workers out of $400,000 by taking their overtime and he had toback and you can see, i am on the side of ohioans and bernie moreno looks out for himself and his rich friends and that is the contrast and that is what will win this race will we make the contrast. >>> coming up. we will see you more of joe's wide-ranging interview with second gentleman doug emhoff. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ it's nice to know you're free to focus on what matters, with reliable medicare coverage from unitedhealthcare. ♪♪ when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just starting or replacing your current treatment. research shows that taking h-i-v treatment as prescribed and getting to and staying undetectable prevents

bernie moreno was not on the area during the summer. super pac's were hitting brown, but democrats have hit him on his business record. when i was watching a focus group a couple of weeks ago of trumped voters undecided in the senate race they could recite the democratic ads hitting him for shredding documents, for firing single mothers. he hasn't done a lot to counter that other than saying, i am the trump-backed candidate. they could still be enough, because as republican voters come home to matt is very hard there. but that has been a key difference in montana as she he has given them a reason to vote for them versus marino has tied himself to being the trump candidate. he is also getting outside money from crypto super pac. we are seeing this play in several other races. democratic and republican groups , marino has been a block chain investor as well, so we are

>> that this is really the newcomer bernie moreno. maybe not always as polished on the trail.inst an institution. sharon brown celebrating -- he's about to celebrate his 50th anniversary as an elected official in ohio. if you are someone who does not like career politicians, he has a problem. but what that creates for the democrats is concerned. he is at 47. there's not a lot of headroom there. his long career decades in the senate, ohio voters have gotten to know him. as i have watched this race tighten and tighten and tighten, bernie moreno is ahead in some recent polls. i think if you are a democrat, you are wondering how do you grow the sharon brown vote? >> he is a trump backed republican. he is a businessman and talks a lot about the economy. ohioans care a lot about that especially right now. when it comes to sharon brown he has been leaning on abortion is a top issue there. could this be a test or the presidential race? >> he feels abortion helps them. the sleeper social issue of this year, and it has come up in this senate race in a bunch of other ones is are you goin

i just want to say one thing about that bernie moreno quote.tion quote was so amazing because he wasn't, this wasn't a tracker video. this wasn't someone pressing the question to him. when he said that, he went out of his way to sea it. he was answering another thing. that just shows what an extremist he is. how out of the mainstream his views on abortion are. as you said, this race is close and it will be close all the way down to the wire because the fundamental forces pulling to the right in the state of ohio. >> when you talk about those big seismic forces reorienting american political life in the 21est century i wonder how you think that plays out. elyssa slotkin. independent voters seem to be in the words of the political report coming home for her republican opponent mike rogers. in wisconsin, tammy baldwin is leading eric by two points. again, that looks like it is independents moving toward the republicans. what do you attribute those independent votes going to right side of the aisle? is that just ultimate sort of polarization? how d

senate candidate bernie moreno trying to and see sherrod brown.nsive race in the country and at one point leanind democrat but then a toss-up and merino areno slight edge and upy razor-thin margin of .5% and 20 may now bernie moreno, ohio will go strong for trump anddnc. brown knows this and did not attend the dnc and trying to distance himself from biden-harris. why won't this work this time? >> remember he wanted to be her vice presidential nominee in 2018 because the two of them for the most liberal senators inns america.s he he hasn't changed. what happens is he pretends to be a moderate. he has president trump and his ads and want you to believe he isan.t is bipartisan. what is different this time is thanks to ability to raise money, we have him on the ropes. we need more.ding go to bernie moreno.com and heln us because he is spending a fortune to convince people he has something he is not. b >> laura: is trying to trump voters by basically saying he has a democratic populace andios strong entree to, trade protections for american corporation

sherrod brown, the incumbent is ahead slightly 50.7% to bernie moreno's 48%. he's ahead by more than 100 biden's 60,000 votes and 99% of the estimated vote is and we haven't been able to make a projection yet. but sherrod brown is clearly ahead of bernie marino right down. once again with 99% of the voted, we've been focusing in on the top of the ticket, which is understandable, but we also have an update for you on the ballot that's a power over on capitol hill because 2024 is poised for something that's never happened in american history. the house of representatives could flip to democratic control. while the senate may flip to republican control, that has never happened before our chief congressional correspondent, manu raja, is getting some fresh results. just in to cnn. manu, what are you learning that's right wolf. >> i'll get to the numbers coming in and just a moment. but let me remind everyone what's at stake here. republicans qin's control, 221 seats in the house, and democrats control 214. that includes current vacancies. republicans expect to main

and i just want to say one thing about that bernie moreno quote you mentioned.tracker video. this wasn't someone tracking the question to him. when moreno said that about abortion. he was answering another question. he said and another thing let me tell you about abortion. he had that insane answer. it shows how much of an extremist he is. this race is going and it's going to be close all the way to the wire because the fundamental forces pulling to the right in the state of ohio. >> when you think about those seismic forces in the 21st century in the year 2024. i wonder how you think that plays out. she had an eight point lead in august which is now down to a 57 point spread. that's due to independent voters who seem to be in the words of the cook political report coming home for her republican opponent mike rogers. in wisconsin baldwin is leading by 2 points but that's again from a 7 point spread earlier this summer. that's independence moving to the republicans. what are the forces there. is that ultimate sort of polarization. do you think that's a change in

bernie moreno wants an abortion ban, no exceptions. 57% of people in ohio agree with me. and bernie thinks he knows better so this contrast is really clear. and martin because of what's in his core and gut and heart helps us to get that message across. >> what are you hearing from ohio voters about what matter to them? >> well the abortion issue is paramount to most voters. though you don't hear a lot of talk about that in public. it is a very private concern as well. they are concerned about sherrod's leadership and his continuous service from the nation's capital to our home state of ohio. and across the board you know. everybody knows who he is. where he comes from and what he stands for. >> martin, you know ohio political history. did you ever expect an endorsement of a democratic senate candidate from bob taft? >> no, that is pretty remarkable. i just heard about that today. that is a remarkable turn around. it will sway a lot of folks. it certainly is getting a lot of attention here. there are a lot of conservatives who will get a slap on the back with this. they'll

here with final pitch bernie moreno.ou for coming to the program. >> thank you, lawrence. >> lawrence: made it clear on the stage are you better off than you were four years ago? do you think that matters in ohio for your race as well? >> yeah, absolutely. the answer is unequivocally no. you see the high prices at the grocery store, fast food, the cost of insurance. the cost of housing, affordability of a car today is impossible, business i was in. so i was objectively in every measure economically it's bad but also instability around the world eye we so what going on around the border. what you saw positively patriotic president trump laying out an agenda that is going to fix these things over the next four years. >> lawrence: so tell me this. when it comes to those independent voters. it looks like donald trump is definitely going to win ohio. why is your race so close compared to the former president. >> you got to remember two or three years ago nobody knew who i was. businessman my whole life. name i.d. very low. pr

sherrod brown and bernie moreno. very close according to the average of polls.> well, we have had about 1.4 million ohioans who have cast ballots since we started early voting here in on october 8th. we have two weekends of voting coming up. republicans are returning early ballots in higher numbers than democrats right now. but that could be just a matter of republicans are so banking their votes, essentially, rather than waiting until election day. this race is the most expensive u.s. senate race in ohio history. about $270 million being spent and almost all of the ads are negative. negative sherrod brown or negative bernie moreno. >> bret: that's amazing. those numbers. if you go around the country it's massive. check in with all of you as bee get closer to the election. we appreciate all you have tonight. thank you. up next, our all-star panel on the latest on the presidential race around the country and then it's friday, "notable quotables." many remedies you take for chest congestion only mask the symptoms. hey... how you doing? this mucus won't move out. y

ohio, crypto are giving a lot of money, bernie m moreno, sherrod brown, head of banking committee, yourod brown is against the crypto, long with elizabeth warren. i think that bernie will make a great senator, i think he will win this race, this is a fair shot for a senator to win in a state even up bernie moreno will win. larry: you have written and spoken, trump is provided black opportunities, black american opportunities and enterenterprise, a big part of the story. >> he has a pro-growth agenda. it was under trump communities of colors had access to affordable the most ga -- m mortgages and job creations with president trump you had transparency, a commitment to economic development. and the opportunities. something that not a lot of folks know, i was the first person of color in history of our united states to chair a banking regulatory agency, trump did not do it to check a box, he chose me because i could get the job done, and not saying he did it as rhetoric, i lived it first hand, i have -- i got to see communities benefiting from his policies second chance initiative. 4 mist

incumbent sherrod brown needs trump voters in his tight senate race with trump-backed challenger bernie moreno. >> i want to maintain the control right now of the senate. >> reporter: you're not someone who always votes for one party. >> no, i don't, because you have to check -- really check and balances. >> reporter: cbs news is watching ten other senate races as democrats face a tight map that leaves them with slim hopes of holding on to their 51-49 majority. going back to that presidential race, we know that today vice president kamala harris as well as former president trump are going to be stumping in north carolina as well as wisconsin. while you have vice president harris also making a stop in pennsylvania again. back to you. >> all right. jarred hill in cleveland, ohio. thanks. >>> with election day drawing near, election officials are working to debunk false claims calling into question the integrity of the process and the results. that comes as former president trump and the republican national committee are suing some democratic officials alleging problems with the process. cbs' sky

bernie moreno holds on to an abortion ban. he wants 100%.100% no exceptions, rape, incest, health of the women. they're spending a lot of money on this issue. he thinks he knows better. he wants to override what ohio voters said. >> nbc's julie tsirkin is reporting from capitol hill. also joining us jeremy wallace, political reporter for the houston chronicle, and former republican governor of ohio, john kasich, and msnbc political analyst. julie, that texas senate debate was the one and only that they're scheduled to have. what do we think it might mean for the race in texas? >> well, chris, it could mean a boost for colin allred, and a boost for democrats who are now hoping as they did back in 2018 that perhaps this is the time in three decades that a democrat can win statewide in texas. beto ran against ted cruz, he was really within a couple of points of cruz who ultimately did win back in 2018, but for allred's part, look, he's a member of congress. he has been really trying to shift to the center as we often see. we see that as well fr

of course he's up against businessman bernie moreno, who has really put his campaign at least in thees it was all about the endorsement from former president trump. >> and speaking of former president trump, i know you've been talking to voters about this year's presidential race. so, what else are you hearing related to that? >> well, we are seeing a lot of voter enthusiasm in this election. again, as i mentioned, we're outside the cuyahoga county board of elections. the line for early voting is wrapped around the building. and several counties that we've spoken to, they are expecting record breaking numbers during early voting at least. and then of course we'll have to wait to see on election day whether people continue to show up. so, they're seeing a lot of that enthusiasm. the presidential race continues to be the top race that is bringing people to the polls, those that we have spoken to at least. but you have a lot of different issues that people are interested in, housing, the economy. state issue one is one that's also bringing people here. that has to do with redistricting,

his first time voting he voted for donald trump and bernie moreno further down ballot.the conversations we were having on camera. we did manage to speak to one voter off camera voting for trump but also sherrod brown. that's the kind of voter brown is going to need here. because if you look at the way he's managed to keep his seat in past elections in 2012, he outperformed barack obama here when obama won the state by three. then in 2016, hillary clinton lost ohio by amendment points, sherrod brown was on the ballot not but two years later in 2018, he managed to keep the seat winning by six points. and now the question if he can do it again, outperform the party at the ticket, kamala harris and keep the seat not just critical for democrats in ohio, but critical for democrats to have a chance of holding ton the senate chamber, chris. >> ali vitali, looks like a beautiful day. thank you. >>> a billionaire amazon founder and owner of the "washington post," jeff bezos is now defending his position to stop endorsing presidential candidates. he argued in an op-ed that will sh

i have gotten, i would guess that i have gotten 20 postcard type of mailings for bernie moreno. i've already voted. it was sherrod brown all the way. good luck to him. host: when you voted, did you vote for the incumbent? caller: you know what? i can't even remember. i checked my ballot because it was -- it took a long time for them to get things straightened out. i checked how i voted and i know i voted democrat all the way. i don't remember who is in ohio. who is in the house? i'm not thinking this morning. i'm having a senior moment. i am a senior citizen. host: ronald in north carolina on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i was calling, i want to let everyone know that i will never vote for the democratic party, the way they are doing our country. they are guarding the house and passing laws to turn little girls into boys and boys into girls. they are going to try to turn men into women in the prisons. something is wrong with this country. the house is sick. we can't vote for the democratic party. and kamala harris. if we do, our country is headed stra

>> board is a complete lie and bernie moreno noted the truth is in ohio, this is already been banned. >> sherrod brown agrees with governor dewine these decisions should be made by local sports leagues, not politicians. >> should harris be taking a similar stand? >> i don't i don't know what you do see as you've seen it with brown, you've seen her calling all read the democratic candidate in texas. you are seeing democratic candidates affirmatively trying to go to the cameras, are make the point that this kate this charge against them as either unfair or not entirely accurate. and i again, i think i said when i don't know whether or not it's going to be an effective campaign strategy. it wasn't terribly effective in 2022 in the past, it hasn't. what i do know is that every republican strategists you talk to is convinced it's going to be an effective strategy and you look at the ubiquity of these ads across all senate races, and they think they have a winner here. i don't know if they do, but they clearly think so. but harris ignoring it, what kind of impact does harris ignoring these

bernie moreno in ohio looks good and she'in montana is another form of businessman and a lot of company and you yourself served in business # can you really drive home the trump agenda? i mean there's a couple of liberal republicans you can't count on. 52 or 53 and tax cut agenda the president layed out and developing a spending cut agenda with elon musk and # efficiency movement and we have vivek ramaswamy on quite a bit a clean up the swamp and alphabet going up for speeds and regulatory and it's egregious and the problem with the justice department in all kinds of weaponizations against mr. trump and other conservatives can we get a good senate leader driving it through. making certain the work that's been done and it's on the executive side and it's paired up in the position. larry: who are you talking to, senator? >> a number of people announcing they're going to run. >> thune, hornen and rick scott ask others. one of the key criteria are going to make certain we take the advantage of the first 100 days and 200 days and going with that and larry: it's got to be significant and subs

bernie moreno, sam brown and dave mccormick in pennsylvania and eric in wisconsin.t where we have 54 or 55 seats. i think that's difficult but better trump does the better the senate does. regardless we are winning the senate. >> todd: threw have it, you heard it here not necessarily first but you heard it here the latest. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have great day. ♪ ♪

joining me now bernie moreno. ohio going to go strong for trump. brown knows.ntend the dnc. is he clearly trying to distant himself by biden and harris. why won't this work this time? >> well, remember, he wanted to be her vice presidential nominee in 2019. because the two of them were the most liberal senators in america he hasn't changed. what happens is he pretends to be a moderate. he has president trump in his ads. he wants you to believe is he bipartisan. laura, what is different this time thanks to our ability to raise money, we have got him on the ropes. we need more. we need all your viewers to go on bernie moreno.com and help us. because is he spending a fortune here to try to convince people is he something he is not. >> >> he is trying to court trump voters by basically saying he is kind of a democrat populist. that he is strong on trade, trade protections, for american corporations and so forth how does that seem as a strategy to close with as far as confidence for the harris campaign and the biden administration in general? >> well, the problem wi

it's razor thin and democratic incumbent and gnat banking committee share sharrod brown leads bernie morenoed them and their money. liz: the ohio senate race is evidence of credit toe influence and how is the super-pack using the power? just through money? >> well, thanks. first of all, thank you for having me back on and yes, money unfortunately is an important even if unsatisfying reality of our current politics and coin base had supported the fair shake super pack which funded a number of different eff efforts short term orientation support and oppose in ohio and we think what this reflects, liz, is an emergence of crypto voter and a real recognition by politicians on both sides of the aisle. is democrats and more that it's not lost on them. liz: it's a dead heat and maybe slip a kitten's whisker between some of the numbers in the polls and it's fascinating to see some of the races and power of crypto and some has a lot to do with the fact that bitcoin is on an incredible run and over the last two weeks up 11%. power of the money that's floating mechanism underneath the super pacts conti

i was in ohio with bernie moreno yesterday. early voters were behind by about 20% they say.ading in the early voters. they say we'll lose the mail-in ballots. for the first time in forever they say we're leading in early votes. that means that our turnout machine didn't wait until the last minute. we've been working on the new ways to vote for the last several months and it is creating dividends for our party and hopefully a better future for americans. >> dana: tim scott. great to have you on the show today and i'm sure if the republicans take back the majority you will likely be the banking committee chairman. big job. great to have you on the show and we'll stay in touch. >> bill: that would be a promotion. key inflation number is out now only days before the election. what it tells voters about rising prices as they consider the best candidate to get inflation under control. (♪) [child laughing] (♪) [child giggling with delight] (♪) (♪) ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ come on, you two. dinner time. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ baby. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ best thing i've ever done.

. >> i am looking forward to it i think dave mccormick is a great candidate, bernie moreno the same,trepreneurial spirit, and sheehy is a real hero. larry: if you get the senate back, i -- you will, you may get yourself 52 or 53 or 54, you can really drive home the trump agenda? i know there are a couple of liberal republicans that you can never count on. let's say you get 52 or 53. you have tax cut agenda that president has laid out, and developing a spending cut agenda with elon musk efficiency movement and so forth. he will want tough border control, you know we have vivek ramaswamy on quite a bit, they want to clean up the swamp. the alpha bet agencies, a problem with justice department. and all kinds of weaponization. against mr. trump and other conservatives, can you get it through, can we get a good senate leader for example who will drive that through. >> i discussed with number of people that are running for senate leadership most important criteria from my perspective their ability to get along with donald trump and lock arms with this agenda. larry: who are you talking to.

bernie moreno if you went back three month ago trailing trump by ten, 12, 14 points, sherrod brown, 5 7, today that's a dead even race trending, that campaign has done a remarkable job, one way we outspent democrats so let's talk the other swing states senate races. wisconsin, pennsylvania, wisconsin has done a great job bringing that to a localized issue, not the top of the ticket, that's trending in the right direction. i'm a little more bearish just because trump has to perform three or four points ahead for us to have a chance in the senate race. stuart: he will wings four swing states, the presidency, the electoral college. the republicans take the senate. that looks pretty solid at this point. a few weeks to go. how about the house? >> 200, 400 votes. we have less than we did in 22. 2 or 3 seat majority in the house. we when i wanted to ask pollsters this question. when very few people have land lines and don't pick up on their cell phones if you don't know who is calling how do you take a poll? >> this is what i tell people, don't trust polling, it is put out for two reasons. i

sherrod brown is trying to hold off a challenge from bernie moreno. joining us is ali vitali.e? >> reporter: josÉ, if you look around me you could be forgiven for thinking it's election day, because the line here at the only early voting location has been around the block for the entire time we have been here this morning. in my conversations with voters, a lot are coming out because of the economy and voter rights, and we have seen senator sherrod brown survive in the red pro trump state in 2018, and in my conversations with voters today, the key ticket splitters that sherrod brown would need have been few and far in between and instead i have been having a lot of conversations like these. watch. >> i hope so. we just -- we need good candidates, and i don't think that donald trump or bernie marino are good candidates. >> i voted for marino. i like trump, and i say value-wise, the republican more line up with my values. >> reporter: josÉ, the expectation is, of course, ohio would remain in the trump column, and for moreno that could unseat brown. one woman voted for trump at t

the real clear politics average of polls shows republican challenger bernie moreno within a single pointator sherrod brown. central parts of brown's campaign. businessman moreno prioritizing school choice, border security and election integrity. former president trump won ohio in 2020 by 8 points. and a group aligned with democrat senate leader chuck schumer has an ad highlighting how brown has worked with former president trump in the past. >> sherrod brown is fighting back. he wrote a bill that donald trump signed to crack down on drugs at the border. >> bret: it appears the former president's popularity in ohio could be lifting moreno's campaign. while the former president is hot on the campaign trail among his party, not so much in maryland. former republican governor larry hogan is distancing himself from the republican nominee in a closely watched senate contest. >> i think that the voters of maryland know me and they know my proven track record of standing up to donald trump, to mitch mcconnell and to the republican party. i'm not a maga donald trump, mitch mcconnell person. >> ar

faces in the upper chamber like ad a -- adam schiff, jim justice, rubin gal go, elissa slotkin and bernie morenostate where the crypto industry has a lot to lose if they don't beet senator sherrod brown. he's a known skeptic of the industry. just last year he urged treasury secretary yellen and sec chair gensler to put in place better rules to protect investors. fox news power rankings still has that ohio senate race ranked at a toss-up. stuart? if. stuart: quick programming note, the fox business special the crypto campaign hosted by sean duffy, it will air friday night at 8 p.m. eastern on this network. >>> now this, all eyes are on tesla's earnings. they come out after the bell today to. emil michael is a former executive at uber and a tesla analyst. tesla investors, i think they want more information on the robotaxi. if they get it, i think they'll get more enthused with tesla, with the stock. what say you? >> i agree totally. the october soth -- 10th event when they rolled out robotaxi was high on appeal but light on details in terms of timing of when the taxi's going to come out. elon had

bernie moreno, sam brown and dave mccormick in pennsylvania and eric in wisconsin. we could just come out where we have 54 or 55 seats. i think that's difficult but better trump does the better the senate does. regardless we are winning the senate. >> todd: threw have it, you heard it here not necessarily first but you heard it here the latest. >> carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. have great day. ♪ ♪ >> it's monday. >> ainsley: one more week. >> steve: tick tick. >> monday october the 28 at&t this and is "fox & friends." >> ainsley: maga square garden is what they're calling it. a massive crowd last night packing the iconic new york city venue alongside hulk hogan, dana white, elon musk, and even a surprise appearance -- look at -- even surprise appearance from melania trump. >> please welcome our next commander-in-chief, my husband, president donald j. trump. >> kamala, you're fired. get out. get out. [cheers] >> you're fired. >> steve: meanwhile today, obama is going to rally for kamala harris in pennsylvania. but don't expect to see his buddy, joe biden,

if he loses to bernie moreno, he also loses his chairmanship of the powerful senate banking committeeeposit insurance, price controls. who would replace him? they typically go by seniority, but mark warner, jack reed, they're chairs of other committees, might not trade, and jon tester is in a tight race of his own. next up, senator elizabeth warren. stuart: but she would only become the chair of that committee if the democrats retain control of the senate. if control of the senate switches to the republicans, she could not be -- lauren: but she could still have influence as the top democrat on the committee. the ranking member. stuart: you're from ohio. how does the race, look to you? >> it's obviously very tight, but i will tell you in just seeing all the commercials from the two candidates, even some of the democrats that i know -- and i don't know a lot, but i know a few -- [laughter] even they are questioning what does sherrod brown actually stand for right now. because he's kind of been doing the kamala harris flip-flop where he's always been anti-trump, but now he's pushing out

bernie moreno doing a great job again tying him tout biden-harris record but giving a vision of economic from columbia. youngest of seven. wildly successful as a car dealer, a tech entrepreneur. brown has a big problem because he is bear hugging trump in all his ads, trades and tariffs and i love donald trump. people don't believe that when he opens his mouth. slow to the take to get to east palestine. that was inflection point for donald trump's big come back. first major elected official to go there. >> lawrence: go to the house. a lot of big races starting with district 2. jared golden. >> maine and nebraska are divided by congressional districts for the presidential. maine 2 is a place that donald trump carried by six points last time around. gerald golden famously after the debated june 27th. i'm not a democrat say democracy will end if is h austin is a nar driver. he has long roots there for maine first. jared golden one of the few races this time where trump carried the district isn't a democrat is maybe of congress. again, devote for the tax cut and jobs act? would he? no. devote

>> but it happened with bernie moreno. i was in ohio to to try and get him over the initial primary home and it was 45 mile-an-hour winds and these suckers were blowing like he ever try reading the teleprompter where it's moving about two feet in each about that because even worse, they ended up blowing off the stage. a lot of it. so i'm now in the first sentence and i got 28,000 people and millions of people watching on television. >> i got no teleprompter. >> and did i do a good job, mr. speaker, anyone one don't go 32, 32 he's all but whatever kamala harris is a train wreck who is destroyed everything in their path to make her president would be a gamble with the lives of millions and millions of people. she would get us into world war iii were very close to world war three. if you don't have a smart president of a, you don't have a president that gets it. if you don't have a president that is respected by the other side they did respect as four years ago, they really respected as aranda was broke, they had no money rus

democratic incumbent shade brown needs trump sloaters with trump backed challenger bernie moreno. >> i want to maintain the control right now of the senate. >> you are not someone who always votes for one party. >> i don't. you have to really check and balances. >> reporter: cbs news is watching ten other senate races as democrats face a tight map that leaves them with slip hopes of holding on to their 51-49 majority. all right. so you have the candidates crisscrossing the country again today. but meanwhile, again, reed, i think important to note here that on top of what's happening on the presidential level, there are these down ballot races and some of the states may not be the battlegrounds that get lot of attention on at least the national level. back to you. >> a lot of what the presidential candidates are talking about cannot be accomplished without congresgreen lighting and making the bodies of legislation happen. so jarred i can sew your point there for sure. hopefully you find that peloton today and get that workout. we know the campaign trail is a workout in and of itself.

days away, voting is under way in 17 states, including ohio where republican senate candidate bernie morenot a cleveland polling station early this morning. early voting began today in indiana, new mexico, and wyoming. and will kick off in battleground arizona tomorrow. let's bring in one of the harris/walz campaign co-chairs, democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett. it is good to see you. i guess we know who you're voting for. we see your shirt. let me ask you about arizona, because when they start voting, it is going to be only the second swing state along with pennsylvania, where votes are being cast. the second gentleman is in arizona tonight, the vice president on friday. i know you have been there recently. so i have to ask what the ground game looks like. are you ready for voting to get under way? >> i am beyond ready for voting to get under way. but, listen, i want the people of arizona as well as every other single swing state to know that we are fighting and working to earn your votes. that's why, yes, the governor is coming, that is why the second gentleman will be there, that

that's more likely to run the ad saying, i would work with kamala harris, you are not going to see bernie moreno, the republican who is challenging senator sherrod brown in ohio. he's not going to run an ad that says, vote for me. i wouldn't obviously attention between kamala harris and i think that's right going scorched earth on donald trump and saying, this isn't a choice between two different philosophies. >> this is a choice between democracy and dictatorship. and meanwhile, the top democrat running for the senate and that same status saying, oh, i do not think that it is wrong to take the strategy that is most advantage contagious for you. i think for the senate candidates. >> but don't understand that. i'm asking whether you think it hurts kamala harris's message and that same i do not because i think that people recognize that few folks running for a legislative office have to be in the business of getting things done and making deals. i don't think they're expecting every democrats have the same that at every election during trump's trump's term. and this was in fact exactly what the fo

and the democrats switch to the republican party, but it happened with bernie moreno in ohio, i was tryingget him over the primary home and it was 45 mile per hour wind and these suckers were blowing, you ever tried reading a teleprompter when it is blowing? i did not have to worry because i'm on the first sentence and i've got 20 thousand people and millions of people on television and i've got no teleprompter. did i do a good job anyway? i one. -- i won. so you're up there, we don't go 32, 32, 32. harris is a train wreck who has destroyed everything. to make her president would be a gamble with the lives of millions. she would get us into world war iii, we are very close to world war iii, if you don't have a president who gets it and is respected, four years ago they really respected us. iran was broke, russia would have never gone into ukraine. israel, october 7 would have never happened, never happened. all those people would be alive right now, the people that we killed -- that were killed on that horrible day. you know what you would not have had? the most embarrassing day in my opin

>> i did honestly, because, bernie moreno, who is the republican running against him and republicans view him as a strong candidate. he's saying all the right things doing all the right things right now, capitalizing on all of these national issues to try to bludgeon sherrod brown and really tie him to again, the national democratic party, but sherrod brown is focusing on a lot of local issues here i'm running against really everyone he's running against democrats, he's running against republicans. he talks about how presidents of both parties have sold out our state when it comes to trade policies, when it comes to the bottoming out of the of the auto manufacturing industry in ohio, for example, he talks about the fentanyl crisis in the context of the border, right that's how he's trying to blunt some of those attacks from republicans over border security. and again, republicans obviously trying to tie him to that the biden administration record and trying to tie him to kamala harris. he's pushing back and saying no presidents of both parties have failed in that respect. and that wa

. >> there was a senate candidate in ohio, bernie moreno, who said that it was crazy, quote, unquote for women to vote on the single issue. and then he wondered why women over 50 who he seemed to be suggesting, well, you can't have children. why do you care? that this issue, what impact do comments like that, you know, i think you go back in history and i think comments like that show on sensitivity. it shows that they're out of touch with the electorate. they're out of touch with how people view themselves as individual. it didn't matter, you know, my mom passed away. she was 92-years-old last december. she would have been so offended at that. now, she had long long, long since passed was well over 15. she she had a daughter. she's got a daughter-in-law. she's got granddaughters and or had granddaughter and so i just think it's so offensive to people that if you're not personally affected, then you don't then you just don't have a reason to care. that's not true. that's not really who we are in america. we should care about every not just our own self. and i think that's a real prob