bolduc: which is her website. ms. hassan: it has videos of mr. bolduc: general bolduc talking.hat have been tampered with. ms. hassan: let's. i think what happened here is don bolduc, whose views are very extreme and very out of step with us have discovered that. so he works to conceal it from people. as he has throughout the -- this debate. he said that he wants to get rid of the social security program a few weeks ago said on camera to a reporter. he said it's been around since 1935. it is time for change. he said privatizing medicare and making a trillion dollars of cuts to it as a priority. that is on video. he has supported a 23% sales tax on rent, health care and everything else. he does not want people to know about it. he knows it is not something that -- moderator: what do you mean by the 20%? ms. hassan: he supports after tax. it is the 23% sales tax on everything you purchase. it regardless of your income. that includes rental health care. mr. bolduc: i never said that. ms. hassan: you have it written down in your notes. he supported on facebook live this week. let's

--don bolduc.ost: -- you said you had said that the results of next month's vote regardless of how it went fro -- for you. in the 2020 election you said i believe there were irregularities and fraud and i believe it can be ruben in this state. there is no evidence -- i believe it can be proven in this state. -- there is no evidence -- of this. do you believe that they are wrong? mr. bolduc: i believe granite stators -- i am the only 1 -- over two years. i believe granite stators when they say they do not like the fact college students in our -- residence can vote. they did not like that they cannot trust the mail in ballot system -- and the voting machines have not been certified in 20 years. they do not like the fact that same-day voter registration causes on. if granite stators do not like it we need to take a look at it. but what she believes in is federal lysing the process. i do not believe in that at all. more big government is all she has been talking about. big government. not only does she

love him or hate him he definitely changed things up. >> reporter: bolduc was not endorsed by trump,nst former governor and one-term senator democrat maggie hassan. she's talking a lot about abortion politics. he's talking a lot about the economy and immigration. >> will you vote and support the southern border? yeah, baby. >> reporter: and he's getting a lot of money from a political action committee aligned with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell. the ultimate insider and not a bolduc favorite. >> his pak has given you $23 million. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: and yet the self-proclaimed change candidate seems unchanged. >> i want leadership to change in the united states. >> reporter: leadership, but -- >> i want it to change. >> reporter: bolduc is among a large chorus of republican right wing warriors who now find themselves welcoming both money and new found support from the very party poobas they once -- >> he's a communist sympathizer. >> reporter: that was about sununu who had no kinder words for bolduc. >> a conspiracy theorist candidate. >> reporter: post pri

don bolduc can try all he wants to conceal how extreme he is. >> bolduc says he would not vote for aionwide abortion ban if elected. >> this idea that she is portraying out there on tv that i hate women? i'm some kind of monster? it's not true. >> bolduc is hammering hasan over high costs. >> she continues to reinforce the failed policies of joe biden. that gets us nowhere except for granite staters choosing between heating and eating. >> the cost of gas and groceries are going up as inflation continues to go up. the president over the weekend said the economy is, quote: strong as hell. do you agree with that? >> i think there is much more the administration needs to do. >> winter is coming and it's going to be a lot more expensive for some people here in the granite state. a northeast utility company wants to raise rates. if approved, some people would be paying more than 160% more for heating their homes. that is something that is sure to be on voters' minds when they hit the polls just one month before that. bret? >> bret: town halls in new hampshire. looks familiar. all right. hi

hue san but it comes at a time when republicans had united against bolduc.the first presidential primaries and now -- >> get me in the senate. >> reporter: home to a crucial senate race. attracting voters with fiercely held views. >> i mean, who doesn't want to make america great again. >> reporter: watching republicans trying to unify this election season is like watching a bunch of arranged marriages in new hampshire between a conventional and successful incumbent governor with a senate candidate calling for a new breed of party outsiders. >> what would you call yourselves? >> we're pays. a new ilk of the republican party. >> reporter: that's retired brigadier general don bolduc who served tours in afghanistan. once opposed by the republican establishment. >> the establishment has become the problem and people want a solution to that. >> reporter: so what exactly is the republican problem? >> they're not audacious enough, aggressive enough. >> trump was like a hand grenade thrown into the republican party. >> love him or hate him he changed things up. >> r

and don bolduc is an election denier. trying to mislead the people of new hampshire about his true position. he is the both extreme u.s. senate nominee that new hampshire has had in decades on this and on supporting a national abortion ban and on eliminating social security, for example. he's really working to mislead the people of new hampshire about his extremism. the problem we have is that the republicans are all rallying around him, and they are spending $60 million against me to support him to try and mislead granite stagers as well. we cannot have another election gelotte denier in the u.s. senate, but the republicans are doing best, and spending a lot to put him in there. >> there was talk about your race being a top tier race. there is back and forth among republicans about the primaries, the idea being that if it was bolduc, because of how extreme he was, this is what republicans thought, and characterizing their views, that he would not have a shot. but they are spending consistently and polling has the race ve

bolduc is polling behind his moderate democratic opponent, which could be why bolduc went on tv todayt he said in the primaries, did this: >> there's this, from august 14, when you had a debate. watch here. >> i signed a letter with 120 other generals and admirals saying that trump won the election, and, dammit, i stand by my letter. >> do you stand by that today? >> so... you know... we, uh, we... we, uh, you know... live and learn, right? >> stephen: ( as bolduc ) "so, uh, so, uh, we, uh... you know, uh, we... uh, we.... uh we, mah-way, uh we mah-way... ( "the lion sleeps tonight") ♪ uh we mah-way, uh we mah-way in new hampshire, the newest ♪ hampshire the liar speaks tonight ♪ ( applause ) i'm sorry, bolduc, i interrupted. you were desperately hedging? >> i've done a lot of research on this, and i spent the past couple of weeks talking to granite staters all over the state from, you know, every party, and i have come to the conclusion-- and i want to be definitive on this. the election was not stolen. >> stephen: wow, normally, to see that much backpedaling you have to watch the to

look, don bolduc is an election denier.d he spend over a year stoking the big lie and stop after stop around our state, he also says that of 2024 doesn't go for his preferred candidate, he will work to overturn that election and just this week he cast doubt on the 2022 election, suggesting if he loses he may not accept the results. so he is trying to mislead granite state hers about his election denial, but he keeps reinforcing it even as mitch mcconnell and his super pacs are coming into the state with just tens of millions of dollars, $23 million in spending in the last eight weeks in negative ads against me to try to conceal his record from the voters of new hampshire. similarly he is somebody who would vote for a national abortion ban. that's way out of step with where granted stages are and he's trying to conceal that as well. this race is close and we're going to have to push really hard and we need the resources to hold war don bolduc accountable, so people know how extreme he is. >> as you go forward, i mean this, h

the question is will bolduc be close enough when those folks make up their mind.ays. will he be close enough to reap the benefits of those folks being frustrated and depressed. >> bret: luigi head out your way. michael bennett up against joe o'dea. how do you see that race, again, again closing still leaning democrat but closing. >> big picture in colorado is the same as in many other states. we have, you know, colorado is a democratic state and the democrats have newman newark call advantage. 110,000 more voters than republicans. the republicans are running on a campaign based on the fact that they are accusing really the democrats of creation earn environment higher inflation, soaring crime rate those are the biggest issues we have in this state. you are absolutely correct. joe o'dea and michael bennet, if you are just looking at the polls, for example. joe o'dea has consently led in the polls. what's interesting in one of those polls, the college poll, if you look at the independent vote, it's a bit closer than the registered voters, the spread is about 3 point

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a law give people tax breaks for making energy efficient investments in their home right now, don bolducopposes that too. >> she has not done the right thing spending $5.2 trillion march to august. stop any additional spending until we got inflation under control. she voted no for that. >> on the topic of abortion, neither candidate held back. >> this is about a woman's fundamental freedom, her health, and her safety. and don bolduc has a very long record of extremism. >> her commercial about me wanting to murder mothers is disgraceful. i do not support a federal ban either for or against abortion. >> carley: according to the real clear politics average bolduc is trailing hasan by three points. >> nfl tom brady holds a new record but not the good kind after thursday night's game againsts ravens he is now the sacked quarterback in nfl history getting pummeled a total 555 times, ouch. the ravens beating tampa bay 27-22. baltimore improves to 5-3 while tampa fa hopes to reverse that . >> steve: poor tom. >> brian: nwhat's going on not a good year. >> ainsley: sacked in his marriage and sack

again, now the mcconnell-led super pac is cutting off ad spending for the republican nominee bolduc.rrage of russian missiles raining down on parts of ukraine targeting critical energy infrastructure and leaving more than a million homes and businesses without power. we are live in ukraine next. sle. every night. so you get the deep, comfortable, undisturbed rest you deserveve. for a limited time, save $300 on select* tempur-pedic mattresses. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clea the face of whoa. some are of intensity, others, joy. all arof - ahhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability

the rnc is happy to stand with bolduc.ion when casting their ballots. >> i think it is very, very concerning that people don't trust women and their doctors to do -- to make these very complex and often tragic decisions. >> tomorrow hasan will campaign on the issue with first lady jill biden in manchester and portsmouth and while democrats believe in fundraising they are not surprised the race is tightening. >> new hampshire in the midterms is historically volatile and swings a lot in midterms. i have seen it happen to democrats. i have seen it happen to republicans. >> bolduc may also see a boost on election day thanks to republican governor chris sununu. he chose not to run for this senate seat and right now he is seeking a fourth term in the governor's mansion. polls also show him dominating in his race. bret? >> bret: mark, thank you. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments monday in two cases that could result in a major change to affirmative action policy. correspondent david spunt takes a look tonight from the co

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and in the state senate e racera right now, general don bolduc has a real shot. it is a one point race.t he can defeat incumbent democrat maggie hassan, who'sfo done pretty much nothing for the state of new hampshire.ring now, this uss brings us tosylvaa the commonwealth of pennsylvania. whwhere after that very revealig debate, by the way, democrats have fetterman that hed actually went to the debate and peoplethe real could see thl condition. they're not mad that he lost wae the debate. >> they mad that h ke went tofo the debate. they wanted to keep in hidinga o fongr a long time anyway.ccordi >>ng dr. oz is now up by three peints, according to a brand new insider, alvin home. that's a great news for pennsylvania. and with just 12 days to go ,toa democratsts coast to coast,to b they are all struggling to gain traction. none of them want to be seeng wh with joe biden, who earlier today, along with chuck schumer,schumecalled had they hs called a hot mic moment.r they were consoling each other about their party's very bleak political outlook. >> take a look at this

i think don bolduc is going to win. he's working his butt off every day. >> sean: tell mitch mcconnell, he took back $6 million not to give it back. don't give it to lisa murkowski. >> if you want to help bolduc or marco, we'll take your money and spend it as fast as we can on these races. we've got 12 days to go. we've got to get the unanimoussage out and get people out -- we've got to get the message out and we've got to get people out to vote. we're working hard. >> sean: this is a town ha hall. your name is? >> hi, i'm angela. >> sean: hi, angela. long-time listener, first-time caller? >> sea >> yes. >> sean: that's a radio thing. hello, what's your question. >> our family relocated down to florida just last year. >> sean: from? >> new jersey. >> sean: oh boy. >> i just want to -- >> sean: you're not bringing your politics with you, right? >> absolutely not. >> sean: then you're very welcome. >> thank you. thank you, senators and governor desantis for the job you're doing fighting for the moms and the children. whil

and don bolduc has a long record of extremism here appear these decisions is they can, in fact, harmen because their lives n some places. >> me about wanting to murder mothers is disgraceful. i do not support a federal ban either for or against abortion at the federal level. it is now a state issue. >> todd: this racist tightening, too, don bolduc trailing by less than three points. in arizona gubernatorial candidate cary lake with her upon katie hobbs accusing her of being behind a campaign office with robbery listen to this. decided that katie hobbs and her camp would try to pin this on us. it is so obvious what is happening. her own party, she is trying to deflect her own abysmal campaign, you know, and campaign offices. >> todd: katie hobbs right after the break to accuse lake of spreading misinformation and inciting threats. there is on a police have since arrested a 36-year-old man in connection -- he just said he needed a place to sleep. lake's claim says it is a distraction from the race as she leads over democratic candidate. i think out of all of the shockers out of this el

i think that don bolduc has an incredible opportunity to pick that seat up.ding, a lot of money flying out the door, democrats are talking about a lot of money for irs to do more audits. more it's agents. the inspector general for the labor department discovered thieves again stole tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer pandemic jobless benefits including criminal gangs who spent the stolen money on drugs and guns. your reaction? >> i mean, just think about this -- elizabeth: does it get any worse? >> absolutely it does. this is democrats in charge here in washington, d.c. think about this, nearly $4 trillion plus democrats spent on pandemic spending it makes bernie madoff look like child's play. this is ridiculous, about one in eight dollars, everyone in eight dollars went to fraudulent activity and cannot being accounted for. think about $4 trillion plus spent on pandemic relief, break that out for every man, woman, child in america that is $12,000. think of a family of four making $48,000 off the pandemic relief could do. instead it went to drugs and illi

bolduc campaigning with nikki haley who recently vowed not to help the kind of candidates who lie about the fact that 2020 was, you know, real. >> everybody that i'm helping acknowledges the fact that the elections were real. >> no, they don't, and that's just the tip of the iceberg. if we were just lying about the confidence in our very democracy and electing people who were lying about it, that would be a big enough problem on its own. but you add in violence and people openly trying to minimize or even support the violent insurrection that we live through and you have a bigger problem on your hands. you know, a really big problem. we have some special guests to get into this midterm light. editor in large aaron haynes, and car ruin deher jan. author of "unkmekd, the untold story of the botched impeachments of president trump." >> dealer's choice. i'll start with you. it relates to some of the reporting you've been doing. there's the ethics and the politics. both seem to run against certain types of republican candidates which is why they seem to be running away from what i call the u

one of them out of new hampshire, d donna bolduc, a retired general. through the roof. people will have a difficult winner with price of home heating oil. food shortages, price of food through the roof, open border and intel pouring in -- fentanyl pouring in. value of people on their pensions. and i mean, how does your opponent. democrat i said is just a soldier for the left. try to distance herself. >> right now, she not debating me, i had a one hour debate, she did not show up, she is hide, and nat standing in front granite staters, most of h engagements through zoom calls. she did a spaghetti dinner through a courtroom -- zoom call, hosted by a billionaire out in california. what is what she is doing. 100% joe biden and 96% schumer and party, hurt granite staters, in december only getting worse. they use election, time gimmicks to try to keep it as you know from going up any more but after that, the lid the pop off and people will make choices between heating and eating in new hampshire. mark: make a great point, you really are a citizen candidate.

we have ted budd in north carolina and general bolduc in new hampshire. ron johnson is doing better in wisconsin. we have j.d. vance in ohio. we have eric schmidt in missouri. we have in arizona blake masters. we have adam laxalt. then the other races that we're paying attention to like tiffany smiley in washington, joe o'dea in the state of colorado. which ones if you had to pick day 11 days outside the election, which states would you predict go red on election day? >> i think you end up with oz, walker and i believe that masters gets over the hump. i think smiley is in a dogfight and possible. i would give an edge now to bolduc winning. i don't think o'dea gets close enough. >> sean: j.d. vance, you don't worry about him or ron johnson in wisconsin. >> right. >> sean: matt, your take. >> the incumbents, they're all safe. let's talk about some of these other races. herschel walker gets in a run-off or wins straight up. arizona masters, four points down two weeks ago for the fox affiliate in phoenix. now it's two points and lake is rising so quickly and

. >> as the kids would say on some of those quotes about bolduc how it started, how it's going, whatifference months make. >> rigged election, not rigged election. >> even the perception of him, what a flip. >> total flip. look at the state of new hampshire. he has to appeal to independent voters, about a third or more voters in new hampshire self-identify at independents. he's trying to get them on board and it's difficult for a conservative republican. >> conspiracy theorists and republicans didn't used to be synonymous. campaigning the election is overturned or dealing with covid conspiracies is not -- you're not having a fact-based debate. when chris sinunu flips himself, that accounts for the pivot. he's a very vulnerable candidate in a year when a republican -- he could be knocking off the democrat. >> here's bolduc accepting $23 million with a pack associated by mitch mcconnell who he refuses to endorse as leader should he get elected. he kind of has to stick with that, but says thank you very much about the money. i think this is going on all over the country. mitch mcconnell

recent pollings, don bolduc has come up five points, maggie down five points, tightening this race, onlyapart there within the margin of error. as we watch that race closely, some key issues voters are watching in new hampshire, the economy, number one, cost of living a big one for folks there as well, especially with home heating costs. abortion still double digits there, 25%. threats to democracy double digits at 17%. health care number four at 8 per 8%. we look at new hampshire's unemployment rate, it is worth pointing out the unemployment rate in new hampshire is significantly below the national average at 2 p.2%, makes it more of a cost of living conversation that they're having in that state, especially when you look at the rising price of things like gasoline. gas at the state level is below the national average, put up more than a dollar since president biden took office, so that's a big one to watch. quickly. into the governor's race, obviously in new hampshire one to watch as well as republican sununu goes against senator sherman in that state, that's one to watch. finishing of

lisa murkowski on shaky ground despite mc mcconnell's money along with general don bolduc on his advancesecial senate hopeful panel is here live. plus, the man democrats are really worried about -- >> seems to me he's a celebrity who wants to be a politician. and we've seen how that goes. [cheers and applause] maria: texas senator ted cruz on the democrats bringing out the big guns, barack obama, one week before the midterms as he goes all in for herschel walker, campaigning for herschel walker in georgia this week. the texas senate this morning on the issues that matter. plus, the chinese communist party inside the gates of america as another democrat staff orer is exposed for doing the work of the chinese embassy. who else is aiding and abetting the c or cp's goal to overtake america? california representative darrell issa on congress' role in allowing the ccp to gain ground. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we bin this sunday morning with the balance of power in congress at stake in just nine days. president biden and democrats will face a refe

dut don bolduc said hell no to supporting a new law lowering drug prices and the same don bolduc thatgerous ideas will cost our families thousands and take us backwards. >> a first look at the new ad from democratic senator maggie hassan in her fight for re-election in new hampshire after being up double dump its a month ago, a recent poll shows her republican opponent don bolduc within the margin of error. senator hassan joins us now. thanks for your time this morning. how do you account for bolduc closing the gap in this poll? >> we've known this is a really, really close race. remember when i won the seat in 2016 unseating a republican by 1,017 votes. i'm focused right now, making sure granite stators know about my record of doing everything from lowering prescription drug prices to getting high-speed internet in every corner of our state, boosting manufacturing, fixing our roads and bridges making sure our veterans get the care and support they've earned and deserve and extremism with my opponent, don bolduc wants to lower social security, a yes for a nationwide abortion ban and i

keep your eyes out of new hampshire they came out of a primary and bolduc is tide.art: that is bolduc. 79% of the country say the country is out of control. 21% is out of control. >> they're saying what is out of control? stuart: the country. >> no. i can tell you as i travel around, stuart, that the people are tired of this war on america. they love their country. they don't know why the biden administration is trying to hobble us our economy with green new deal, go after cops, spikes in crime. they can't figure out why the democratic party is not doing anything to help them. look at all the democrats on the sunday shows. there is no agenda to help people who are hurting economically to try to stop this crime wave. stuart: got it, matt schlapp. thank you very much. glad we made it. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: a new "cbs poll" predict as red wave in the midterms. ashley, good morning to you. how many house seats are we talking about? reporter: good morning, stu a 15 seat gain, that is the latest "cbs news poll," republicans clock in 228 seats, democrats 207, a 21

here with the latest on his surging campaign, republican candidate don bolduc is with us. you are within three points in the race. i don't think a lot of people know about your background. i think it's important they know that you had two purple hearts, five bronze stars, two awards for valor over 30 years of military service. thank you, number one. that is pretty impressive, sir. >> well, thank you very much, sean, i appreciate it. i started serving at 19 years old as a private sergeant lieutenant and worked my way up to general officer. i am honored to have had that opportunity to serve my country. now i am looking to serve my country in a much different way. but nonetheless public service. something that senator hassan is not doing. she cannot defend her record. she has killed the economy and hurt granite stators. she's a big spender. she is an out-of-control spender. in august she voted to hurt the economy and hurt energy and hurt crime, to hurt doing anything about the opioid crisis. just a series of votes in august. she cannot defend that so she results to adds that

republican retired general don bolduc campaigning side by side with tulsi gabbard who left the democratic party last week. now she's trying to help republicans flip the senate seat. bulduc says hassan is to blame for high prices. >> the problem we have right now is people just don't want to admit that they made mistakes and they reinforce failure like senator hassan. she continues to reinforce the failed policies of joe biden. that gets us know where except for granite staters choosing between heating and eating. >> what is the more important issue to granite staters? abortion or inflation? there's three important issues to granite staters, inflation, inflation and inflation. it's causing all of their hardships. >> senator hassan has said that bolduc is too extreme for new hampshire. she's called him out for controversial comments on abortion. she says he's trying to hide from his past positions to come off more main street. hassan has broken with the president on inflation. today she tells me that there's more he could do. >> the. over the weekend said the economy is "strong as hell. do

meanwhile, don bolduc wants to take away social security and will have voted against the legislation that will lower seniors prescription drug costs and overtime, lower everyone's prescription which job costs. and he would rather stay with big oil than lowering someone's energy cost. he's someone who's extreme positions are out of step with my state. the problem we've got is polls are tightening, this is a close race. new hampshire's always purple, mitch mcconnell is spending $26 million in the last eight weeks of this race. that's how close republicans think this is. so i hope people watching tonight will get involved in this race and see how they can make sure that don bolduc, one of the most extreme candidates to ever run for u.s. senate from new hampshire, doesn't become a united states senator and jack peoples prices up and eviscerate their personal rights. people can get involved at maggie hassan. com. >> i saw that, was senator maggie hassan, thank you very much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> thanks lawrence. >> coming up our next guest has a warning for the news

vote for don bolduc. this race hinges on the majority.headwinds next week and they're looking at some potential challenges in some of the second tier battlegrounds, that certainly is one of them. so both former presidents trying to fire up their respective bases. >> okay. jeff zeleny, appreciate it. thanks for that update. >>> affirmative action in college admissions is the focus at the supreme court today. justices are considering whether some universities violated student rights by using race as a factor. a decision could mean fewer higher education opportunities for some black and hispanic students. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider is at the supreme court. help us better understand the arguments the court is hearing today. >> reporter: well, two cases today. one against the university of north carolina, the other one against harvard. the unc case just wrapped, and the harvard arguments will begin at any minute now. interestingly, the newest justice, ketanji brown jackson, is actually not hearing the harvard arguments. that's

they're putting a million dollars in the bolduc's campaign. they're seeing something we're not. if you were to give the democrats all four toss-up seats, they maintain the majority of the senate going to 2023. maybe the republicans, the stories that you read are legit. maybe there is this red wave that is starting to crest and break on shore. if ney do, that's where the republicans would be. come back in a moments. democrats are having a better night. if that's the case, some states like new hampshire would certainly come in to play. if you gave to it the republicans, now look where we are. we have drama for that tuesday, right? maybe even well in to wednesday and thursday. you'd be at 50/50. if oz can pull the trick in pennsylvania, republicans would have it. if not, maybe arizona. blake masters with kari lake running for governor, that's a place they could flip. you see how important an state like new hampshire could be. while i got you here, i wanted to take you back through history and show you how tough it is for a sitting president, neil

just this weekend former president trump endorsed the republican don bolduc, why? is a chance that bolduc could pull off an upset on incumbent democratic senator maggie hassan. as you see the real clear politics average here. in utah, it's the other way around. republican incumbent mike lee is in a tougher than expected battle for re-election against independent candidate evan mcmullen. >> it's time to start standing up to the broken politics of party bosses in washington, special interest groups. and extremist factions who have far too much influence got licker for donald trump or joe biden. >> to suggest that i'm beholden to either party that i have been a boot licker for either party is folly and contradicted by the plain facts. >> bret: results could have can will impact on control of the senate and implications for the balance of power in washington. senate candidate from utah evan mcmullin joins us tonight. thank you for being here. >> good to be with you, bret. >> we look at the nation and see a right track, wrong track and knew call is no different where th

i think don bolduc has every reason to believe he's going to win. with tiffany smiley in washington, levy in connecticut, this is our year. democrats can't run on anything they've done. people don't like what they've done. they don't like high inflation, they don't like gas prices, food prices up. the public doesn't like an open border. they don't like high crime. that's what the democrats are known for. they've done all these things. democrats did it. they did it and they want to run away from it. >> we're almost out of time. before we go, president trump is going to campaign with your florida colleague senator marco rubio in miami ahead of election day. the rally notably will not feature your successor as governor, ron desantis who is also on the ballot this year. should governor desantis be at the rally with donald trump and marco rubio? >> that's a choice everybody makes. i know president trump is trying to make sure we get a majority back in the senate. he's spent i think $20 million in ads. he's doing rallies. he's helped us raise money. he's

of the house next year also texas senator ted cruz and senate candidate kelli and general joh don bolducis that panel every weekday start sm on "mornings with maria" on fox business. we hope you start your mornings with us every weekday. that will do it for us for this weekend. thank you so much for joining me have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time. >> hello this week in the "wall street journal at large" democrat say if they lose the midterms democracy i

senator maggie hassan in new hampshire, who debated her challenger, don bolduc, this week. now, instead, of focusing on the fact that we could have heating oil rationing in new england this winter, she went back to twenty, twenty . >> here's the thing about election deniers right? he is working and has been working to conceal how extreme he is done. bolduc can ignore where most granite staters are on those issues. that i just talked about. right, because he thinks he doesn't need to accept election results. >> first of all, stop saying. >> right. oh, my gosh, painful. and then in a category by yourself, oregon's left wing loon, tina kotek, who's running for governor there, portland in particular, in addition to making measure 110 work, we need a meth stabilization center in portland. we need a place for cops to take folks, not the emergency departments. when they are in a meth related psychosis. >> meth stabilization centers that portland needs law and order, not ways to make drug use more convenient and more comfortable. for people. >> come on , tina. now, the democrats ar

then we have general don bolduc in new hampshire. n john we have osam, pennsylvania. d i think ron johnson is doing vae better in wisconsin. we have j.d. vance in ohio.. we have eric schmitt in missouri. we have aboun t in arizona, blae masters. we have adam laxalt. then you've got these other races we're beginning to paylike a little bit of attention to, likefany tiffany smiley in the state of washington, joe day in the state of colorado.wagton, joe o'dea in the let's go through those states , robert .colo we'll give you the first crackra wh ones, if you had to pick today, 11 days outside the election, whichic states would you predict go redu on election? >> i definitely think you end up with ause walker, and i believe that masters gets over the hump. i think smiley's in a dogfight and quite possible. i would actually give an edgd gw now to both winning and i don't think i would get gets close sej enough. >> and obviously, jd vance, nceu don't worry about him. you don't worry about ron johnson in wisconsin. right? right. matt , your take. >> okay, well, and the comme

of the house next year also texas senator ted cruz and senate candidate kelli and general joh don bolduc don't mis that panel every weekday start sm on "mornings with maria" on fox business. we hope you start your mornings with us every weekday. that will do it for us for this weekend. thank you so much for joining me have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time. >> hello this week in the "wall street journal at large" democrat say if they lose the midterms democracy is over, who exactly is it that is denied the legitimacy of elections these days. it was debate week in america, who is winning as the campaign enters the final stretch. a judge reinstates workers fired for refusing to get a vaccination. the age of covid extremism come to an end and wake up america or wake up mr. president, joe biden is asleep on the job literally we will be talking about all that this week with my guest tim stossel and richard fowler but back in the headlines this week it with a dire warning of the state of american democracy at the midterm elections go the wrong way next month. >> right wi

i believe general bolduc can win new hampshire. dr. oz has to win. if the republicans have any shot at taking back the senate. we got ron johnson joining us later. we got jd vance, we got eric schmitt. we got blake masters, we got adam laxalt. we got tiffany smiley out in washington. of all those places. what do you predict? what are you seeing? what are you feeling on the ground? >> you know, elections look, i think there's enormous energy. i think we're going to retake both the house and senate in the house. i think we're going to end up with a big majority. i think we're going to end up with a majority in the range of 30 to 50 seats, which is historic. it's on the order of what we saw in 2010. i think that same sort of election is coming in november in the senate. i think we're going to take the majority and i think we could be anywhere between fifty one and fifty seven seats . i'd probably predict right now 53 or 54 is where i think the senate is . you know what's really striking? you were listening where you're going. i was i was listening where