bret? bret. >> bret: bret ha ha.oocy live in las vegas, peter, thanks. >> breaking tonight, judges across the country are deciding voter issues that could have significant impact on tuesday's election. correspondent david spunt is back in washington tonight to tell us where things stand at this hour. good evening, david. >> david: bret, good evening to you. as of now in pennsylvania where you are. that's the epicenter for legal fights, whether it be in a county courtroom or the supreme court of the united states back here in d.c. any time now we could receive a key supreme court ruling one that would effect thousands of provisional ballots in the keystone state. the state's republican party wants the u.s. supreme court to block a ruling by the state supreme court that requires election boards to count provisional ballots submitted by voters that were deemed invalid for reasons like being mailed without those secure involved that are required. voters in one pennsylvania county north of philadelphia have until tomorrow

>> i will follow the law. >> bret: you have a say. >> as donald trump say he did. >> bret: you woulde a say as president. >> like i said, i think he spent $20 million on those ads trying to create a sense of fear in the voters because he actually has no plan in this election that is about focusing on the needs of the american people $20 million on that ad issue that relates to the biggest issue that effect the american people? it's really quite remote. and, again, his policy was no different. look at where we are though. >> bret: they say it's different move move on. >> i'm offering a plan to deal with affordable housing. i'm offering a plan to deal with what we need to do with strengthen small businesses which are the backbone of america's economy. i'm offering a plan that is about taking care of young parents and giving them the support they need. my plans for the economy will strengthen the economy as have been reviewed by 16 nobel lawyers, goldman sachs, moods and recently the "wall street journal" have all studied our plans and indicated my plans for our economy strengthen our e

see you in a few moments on be bret baier's show after this. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from washington crossing, pennsylvania. we have an exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris, the democratic nominee for president. you will see it in its entirety. it is her first formal sitdown interview with fox news. the vice president held a campaign event with republicans who support her just before the interview. here at washington crossing. >> this is the spot that commemorates where george washington crossed the delaware river on christmas, 1776. the night before the battle of trenton. first a look at today's other headlines, north carolina's governor says nearly $100 million in relief aid has already been dispersed to people affected by hurricane helene. nearly 200,000 in the state have applied for federal assistance. media reports in israel say the israeli government has decided on targets in iran for potential retaliation over recent missile attacks by the islamic republic. one report says israel has described its genera

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bret? >> bret: aishah, thank you. nation's top intelligence officials are anticipating foreign attempts to influences next month's election. they specifically pointed to russia, china, and iran. but there is one source you might find surprising. correspondent david spunt tells us what that is tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening. we are talking about the united kingdom of all places. that special relationship between the u.s. and u.k. under the microscope, even morphology this trump campaign allegation. the formal complaint filed with the federal election commission or fec alleges that roughly 100 members of the labor party in the u.k. came to several states, nevada, north carolina, pennsylvania, and virginia to help the harris campaign. in the complaint trump's deputy general counsel calls the situation, quote blatant foreign interference and alleges u.k. money is in the harris campaign. labor party officials working directly for british prime minister deer starmer says there is nothing wrong with volu

bret? >> bret: thanks, aishah. brand new fox power rankings one rust belt state lean democrat to toss-up. now, there are 226 electoral votes in the democratic column there are 219 in the g.o.p. column. that leaves 93 electoral votes up for grabs and now michigan as we mentioned is a toss-up. if you look at the map, the yellow states, those are the toss-up states. they will determine whether vice president harris or former president trump will reach the magic electoral vote count of 270 to win. there are also signs tonight that the democratic and republican coalitions are changing. former president trump is gaining with four key voting groups. he is gaining compared to the recent "new york times" siena survey and our 2020 fox news voter analysis. he is up 6 points with male voters. but democrats have lost big support among black voters. look at that 20 points. hispanic and young voters. but those advances, those pickups could be offset by vice president harris' gains in three reliable voting blocs. women, college de

bret?> bret: okay, brooke, we will follow it. thank you. another hurricane could be headed for the east coast. hurricane kirk is now a category 4 storm could cause life-threatening surf and rip current conditions this weekend as you see the radar there. it comes amid the long road to recovery for hurricane helene victims. residents in north carolina have started to return to assess the damage but many roads are still impassable. correspondent steve heir began reports just outside of ashville tonight with the latest. good evening, steve. >> good evening, bret. the death toll now stands at 215. >> our town is gone virtually. our town is just gone. >> as the roads slowly open up, the true scope of helene's destruction is revealed in western north carolina mountain towns like swannanoa. >> this is like what you see on television from cat 5 hurricanes. the more we looked, the more we realized when are we coming back from this? >> before and after images of the devastation are evoking comparisons

bret?> bret: yeah, peter, the vice president is heading out to texas tomorrow, we saw that in 2016 with hillary clinton. but it's not a usual stop for a democrat running for president this late. what's the deal? >> peter: no, and it doesn't seem like they are trying to flip texas. the vice president is going to go there to talk about abortion access, one of the key pillars of her campaign from the beginning. there are various reports that she will be joined there by houston's own beyonce. bret? >> bret: okay. trying to help that senate race as well. peter, thanks. ♪ breaking tonight the district attorney in los angeles is recommending the re-sentencing of eric and lyle menendez. that move comes after the emergence of evidence they were abused by their father, national correspondent william la jeunesse is in los angeles following all of this this afternoon. good evening, william. >> william: good evening, bret. l.a. district attorney george gascon is recommending that lyle and eric menendez

bret. >> bret: all right, david, thank you.nel here in new york on a huge victory for israel and its war with hamas terrorists plus the latest on the presidential race. campaign trail, first, take a look at what around the country. fox 13 in seattle the search for the crew of a navy fighter jet that crashed near mount rainier tuesday. the wreckage of the plane has been found. the two pilots are flying what is described as a routine training mission. this is live look at denver. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 31. an historic agreement that could help clear the way for a brand new skyline in part of downtown. the owner of ballerina has reached a deal with community groups to transform the parking lots around the facility into a bust ling 70-acre neighborhood. feature parks and new high rise housing along with office and retail space. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ rocky mountain high ♪ colorado ♪ rocky mountain high ♪ high, colorado ♪ so what is love?

i'm bret baier. the search expands for the person who leaked classified information about israel's attack plans against iran. we'll have that plus, we will have an exclusive interview tonight about all things military with defense secretary lloyd austin. we talk with the member of the house task force examining the first trump assassination attempt about its findings tonight as well. ♪ but, first, we are exactly two weeks from election night. those final 14 days the nominees and their surrogates focusing on a group of swing states and key demographics expected to decide this election. vice president kamala harris not making any appearances today. she is, instead, doing some interviews. her number two, minnesota governor tim walz has a pair of stops in wisconsin. former president obama will be at two events. one in wisconsin with walz. another in michigan. for the republicans, vice presidential nominee j.d. vance is in arizona. former president trump was in florida earlier today and has a rally in nor

bret? >> bret: robert ray, thank you.oining us right now is michael brennan, director of the national hurricane center. michael, good afternoon. it is going to be quite a storm and the newest data tells us, what? >> well, that milton has reintensified back to a category 5 hurricane this afternoon. we have got data from the hurricane aircraft in there in the last few minutes suggesting that peak winds are are up to 165 miles per hour. very powerful hurricane moving off to the east, northeast at 9 miles per hour. now less than 500 miles away from the west coast of florida. but, overall, the picture for florida is still quite dire. especially along the west central coast and it has not changed very much. we are still expecting milton to make landfall as a powerful major hurricane along the west central coast of florida late tomorrow night or in into the early morning hours on thursday. it is a large hurricane. we are expecting the wind field of milton to double in size from what it is now to when it gets to florida. that's g

bret? >> bret: griff, thank you. the federal government has been criticized and praised for its response to hurricane helene. specifically in north carolina, now, fema getting ready to work with state officials for, yet, another major storm and hurricane milton in florida. tonight we welcome in federal emergency management agency administrator deanne chriswell and thanks to fema for providing the signal for this interview. thank you for being here. first to the urgent matter, and that is the hurricane on its way to florida. what you all are doing on the ground and how is that looking as far as preparations? >> yeah, bret, i'm here in tampa right now. i just met with the mayor of tampa. i talked to governor desantis yesterday about preparations for this storm. this is a category 5 storm that is going to be historic level of impact from the projections we are hearing here in tampa. we have a lot of staff on the ground, several hundred personnel that have been supporting the helene response. but another group of individ

bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie in palm beach.hah, thanks. >> that former interview with president trump and sean hannity tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. the vice president expected to rhetorically go after the former president, as you heard, petty hard tonight at the washington ellipse, c site of one of then president trump's more memorable appearances. we already have some excerpts that speech tonight. senior white house peter doocy is there right now. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. campaign officials telling us two things that seem to be in conflict. at the same time they are saying that the vice president will strike a hopeful and optimistic tone. they are also telling us that she wants to come here tonight to remind people about insurrection and in some of those excerpts we just mentioned unlike donald trump i don't believe people to disagree with me are the enemy. he wants to put them in jail i will give them a seat at my table. >> it's either going to be donald trump or it's going to be me. >> peter:

bret? >> bret: william, thank you. two weeks and one day of the presidential campaign. but, first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with the start of jury selection in the trial of the marine corps veteran accused of placing a homeless man in a deadly chokehold on a subway train. daniel penny intervened in may of last year when with a passenger was behaving erratically shouting and demanding money. penny is charged with second degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide. >> this is a live look at chess nit hill, massachusetts. one of the big stories from there tonight from fxft in boston. u.s. constitution 227 birthday. vessel known as old iron side saltd through the boston harbor commemorating march in 19. it old nickname old iron side during the war of 1812 when british cannon balls were seen bouncing off the ship's wooden hull. pretty cool to see. that's tonight's live look from the beltway from "special report," we'll be right back. ♪ come s

bret. >> laura: she said that's five years ago. bret brought up all of her old positions. she said well, that's five years ago. and she said we're going to follow the law. she kept saying we're going to follow the law. they make up the law. >> telling me that the person -- sure, they just have no conviction. that's fine, too. you kind of flutter in the wind. you don't know the president you actually get sitting behind resolute desk in the white house. that's not what america wants. there was nothing about that interview that showed any kind of strength, any kind of backbone. i mean, you know, there was nothing that was said from her in that interview. i mean, it was just the same soundbites that frankly she has been mocked for saying over and over and over. yes, we are going to turn the page. let me be very clear. donald trump is -- laura, it is so sad. we deserve so much better. our country is falling apart. our economy stinks. everything is too expensive. taxes are destroying this country. manufacturing is leaving this nation wouldn't do anything different than joe biden

bret? >> bret: interesting, griff.ill hold a rally in salem, virginia, november 2nd just put out by the campaign that's something. all right, griff, thanks. >> thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> bret: cease-fire negotiations are expected to resume sunday in qatar. cia chief william burns joined by counterparts from israel and egypt there meanwhile the fighting goes on in and around israel with tragic consequences. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is in haifa again tonight. >> who a horror in gaza. leaving buildings destroyed and according to officials 38 dead including women and children. the main hospital cut out out-of-commission following another israeli raid on hamas. >> as you see here, this is total destruction. >> in southern lebanon israel's fight against hezbollah gets tougher. five reservists just some of the israeli soldiers killed today. three journalists also killed by israeli airstrike. they worked for hezbollah and iran leaning media. no official response yet from israel. lebanon blasted israeli strike

bret?> bret: mike tobin live in haifa. thanks. coming up in a bit we will hear from fox news strategic analyst retired general jack keane he will join us at the bottom of the hour. meantime, back in this country, president biden viewed damage from hurricane helene in north carolina today as v ns kamala harris met with emergency officials in georgia. they will continue to assess the damage separately in other hard hit states later this week. correspondent steve harrigan is in maggie valley, north carolina again tonight with the latest. good evening, steve. >> steve: good evening, bret. in cut off communities like this one people go door to door to try to determine who is dead and who is alive. >> this was a brick building. and it just pan caked that way. >> steve: residents of western north carolina survey what is left of their homes and businesses after one of the deadliest and costliest hurricanes to hit the u.s. >> devastation. >> a bomb went through here. >> search teams and dogs trudge

bret? >> bret: yeah.o comes as the supreme leader of iran called the missile attack legal and legitimate. and we're waiting, basically, to see what israel does in response, right? >> trey: yeah, earlier this week, 180 ballistic missiles were fired at israel by the iranians and we heard today from iran supreme leader for the first time since that attack. and he was holding a gun as he spoke to a crowd of people in tehran, praising the attack against israel. and calling on his proxies across the region to be prepared just in case there is furthest can a labor relation with israel. >> bret: yeah. let's talk about your book which is really fantastic. i almost made it through it. there is really poignant moments covering war is a unique thing. have you talked about it on the air before. here's this part called "i cracked" maybe it was the bodies being piled in a pickup truck behind me or the realization of what we were witnessing or losing count of how many times we had come under fire or mortar fire. since th

bret?ui heinrich live on the trail, jacqui, thanks. >> these people prove with immigration documents they are not citizens and, yet, we're told to put them back. >> virginia law actually backs and bolsters federal law and it's amazing to me that this is being done by the civil rights division because every time an alien who is not eligible votes, that cancels out the right of an american citizen. >> bret: let's talk about our top headlines from the campaign trail. fox news chief political analyst brit hume joins us tonight here in washington. great to see, bret. >> nice to see you in person, bret. >> let's start with the efforts by the states, governor glenn youngkin in virginia. we saw the g.o.p. in pennsylvania, different issues. but really fighting before they get to election day. >> brit: well, in 2020, the republicans did a lot of their fighting over the election rules and so on after the election. it was too late. the democrats had succeeded in getting rules changed in ways that some

bret that was good. good evening. i'm bret baier. we're coming to you live tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york. breaking tonight with just five more days to campaign. after tonight we have brand new fox polls in three crucial battleground states. former president trump leads vice president harris by one point among likely voters in north carolina. and, in pennsylvania, by one point. michigan is tied among likely voters. all three states as you see here within the margin of error. we will dive into these polls in just a few moments. but, first u.s. supreme court has a handful of election related items on its docket. today justices ruled virginia 2 resume purge voter registrations aimed at stopping non-citizens from voting. could that open the door for more states to follow suit. kevin corke starts us off tonight from washington. good evening, kevin. >> good evening, bret. active day at the high court justices not only ruled on they are also poised to rule on another key cases involving the election just six days away,

bret?mike tobin live in haifa, thank you. up next the politics of disasters, former president trump calls out the biden-harris administration. as you look live at clearwater beach, florida, that's west of tampa, as the rain fall continues and the bands of hurricane milton start to come ashore. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. >> bret: as we watch hurricane milton g.o.p. heavy weights are showing up in the unlikeliest of places this cycle. for instance saturday former president trump will hold a rally near coachella, california, a state not one by a g.o.p. presidential candidate since 19 will 88. he's not alone. house spea

bret? >> bret:. >> bret: rich edson live in waterford. rich, thanks.reaking tonight, there are growing questions about what the death of hamas leader yahya senwar means to the overall dynamic between israel and its neighbors including iran. state department correspondent gillian turner has that story tonight. >> reporter: biden administration officials spent the hours following the death of hamas terror leader yahya senwar rallying us allies around the world for whatever comes next in the middle east. >> grateful for germany's cooperation holding iran accountable for destabilizing policies and just this week the european union followed germany the uk and france in sanctioning iran's leading airlines. this followed our own oil sanctions. >> reporter: senior us officials are desperate for a chance to break iran's strangle hold on the region as israeli forces weak the i ran-backed proxies. >> hamas is in a much, much, much weakened position than it ever was before. they have, without question, completely eliminated any immediate threat that hamas would po

bret knows the facts and bret really pressed her on this. and said what about immigration? many across the border under your administration? she couldn't answer that she pivoted and changed subject. but she mentioned the amnesty bill again. and bret said that would have given 11 million illegals amnesty, a pathway to citizenship. because when she is asked about immigration. on day one, right after hours within us taking the oath, we tried to pass the u.s. citizenship act. and then that's when bret said, that would have allowed 11 million people to get citizenship. that's an amnesty bill. then she started talking about the bipartisan border bill that donald trump blamed it on donald trump that never passed. and bret said but democrats voted against it. democrats have problems with it. that would have allowed 1.8 million illegals to be allowed in our country every year. that is not closing the border. >> steve: so the question is, after the 26-minute interview, how many people who were watching fox or saw the collision would actually say, you know, i was undecided, i'm going

bret?> bret: mike tobin live in haifa, thank you. pentagon officials say u.s. forces worked successfully alongside israel to defend against iran's attack. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon live tonight with the latest. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. the pentagon saw signs that iran was preparing for a ballistic missile attack when it began moving missile launchers following the killing of hezbollah leader hassan nasrallah last friday. president biden said there was intensive planning between the u.s. and israel, as they anticipated an attack. >> the attack appears to have been defeated and ineffective. and this is testament to israel military capability and u.s. military. make no mistake, the united states is fully, fully, fully supportive of israel. >> all of the nearly 200 ballistic missiles were fired from iranian territory. >> this is totally unacceptable. and the entire world should condemn it. >> the pentagon says two u.s. warshi

joe biden lawrence. >> bret: no concerns? >> bret, joe biden is not on the ballot.nd donald trump is. >> bret: you talked about it after george clooney said within a few minutes of talking to president biden at a fundraiser he thought this was not the same joe biden that we saw on the debate stage. >> donald trump is on the ballot. >> bret: i understand. you have met with him once a week for three and a half years. you didn't have any concerns? >> i think the american people have a concern about donald trump, which is why the people who know him best, including leaders of our national security community have all spoken out, even people who worked for him in the oval office, worked with him in the situation room, and have said he is unfit and dangerous and should never be president of the united states again. including his former haven't, which is why the job was open for him to choose another running mate, so, that is a fact, that is a fact. >> lawrence: i know she wants to deflect this to donald trump, donald trump has the nuclear codes right now. it's joe biden. a

ladies and gentlemen, bret baier. come into the big room, bret ba baier! let's go, folks.eering] >> steve: harry be announced last week he was going to have to close. so many people turned out. harry's is famous, this is one of the places with the grass roofs everybody sees all the time and all this crazy stuff on the wall. so many people turned out today. what is your name? >> denise. we love harry's. >> steve: it is also a news show. are you going to vote early here in florida? >> absolutely. >> steve: why is that? >> every vote early is more important up to day of. >> steve: day of, you might get easy, have power outages. >> steve: what is your name? br >> bret. >> steve: you have something in common. >> i do. imdpmi immigrants. >> steve: why? >> too many, we can't handle that many people. >> steve: you want everybody to assign the guest book, more organized thing. bret baier, ladies and gentlemen, only guy in a blazer. [cheering] >> steve: we wish you were here, it is great place. the chef is amazing. >> it is fun being here, what a great crowd. this place is liegendar

ignoring fact she is second in command during her sit-down interview with bret baier. >> bret: you have been vice president for 3-1/2 years, what are you turning the page from? >> turning the page from the last decade in which we've been burdened with the kind of rhetoric coming from donald trump. >> todd: all the must-see highlights ahead. >> carley: there are many. other side, donald trump rips biden-harris at univision town hall hoping to court latino voters. >> biden-harris allowed 13, 099 convicted murderers, people in jail to come interest our country. released them from jail into our population. >> todd: less than 20 days to go brand-new fox polling shows former president with best numbers since harris became nominee and americans may be starting to sour on the democratic ticket. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. heating up overnight, brooke singman is live in studio with the latest. >> brooke: vice president kamala harris pressed on polling that shows the majority of voters believe the country is on the wrong track during her

>> bret: i think that it works for a certain audience.feel like we're at the point where the undecided voters, the true ones, are in the hundreds maybe low thousands that are actually considering this and everyone is basically going to their corners at this point. and i think that the harris campaign, as byron mentioned, they have a much-more truncated amount of time to be able to be doing this campaign and they're stuck between a rock and a hard place. she was in wisconsin during the al smith dinner, if you remember back to 2016 when we did the look at what happened with hillary clinton and why she lost, one of the reasons that people came down is she didn't even go to wisconsin. kamala harris is trying not to make any mistakes that we have seen have been detrimental to past democratic candidacies so she's out there and she thinks it's more important to do a rally where no doubt there are catholic voters in attendance or someone will tell a catholic what a great time they had than coming back to new york to do the al smith dinner. i want

bret baier was one of those people. bret baier and all of the prime time hosts at fox. were as angry about fox calling arizona for joe biden as donald trump was. there was absolutely no difference between donald trump's reaction to fox calling arizona for biden, and bret baier's then the secret reaction to fox calling arizona for joe biden. all of this came out in the dominion lawsuit, successfully suing fox for lying about dominion voting machines. what bret baier did while the votes were being counted in the last presidential election did not get him kicked out of the club. and so, other members of the club, who were elsewhere for fair news organizations, maybe have no problem with bret baier interrupting vice president kamala harris night more than he has ever interrupted any presidential candidate in an interview. they will have no problem with bret baier showing a trump campaign commercial in the middle of the interview. and asking the vice president to respond to a trump campaign commercial, instead of a question that he might be able to think of himself. bret bai

we'll see you right back here tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier.nn to you tonight

bret baier did say that. we ran it. we just missed it.e biggest moments of the night was when a woman got up and said her grocery prices are up, double, literally double that it was three years ago and they are still going up. they are still -- the top issue for latino voters is the economy. i wanted to add one of the thing. voter registration. north atlantic, hispanic voter registration increase by 79,000 since 2020. black voter registration is down by 2700. democrats decreased. republicans increased. there's a bunch of unaffiliated. 93 out of the 100 counties have more register republicans than four years ago in a state that has many more hispanics than in 2020. >> jessica: you guys definitely need to win north carolina. >> greg: all right. put that in your pipe and smoke it, liz warren. up next, democrats favorite talking point on crime just got exposed as a load of bull pucky. when i got diagnosed with skin cancer, it was right under my eye. i was told that surgery was the only option, and i did not want to get cut open on my face. i

bret was the one that was ambushed. you know, when the kicker in football, they call a timeout right before he's going to kick the field goal. they're icing the kicker. so we were supposed to start at 5 p.m. we. this was the time they gave us. originally we were going to do 25 or 30 minutes. they came in and said well maybe 20. so it was already getting whittled down. and then the vice president showed up about 515. we were pushing the envelope to be able to turn it around for the top of the 6:00. so not only did kamala try to run out the clock when her campaign saw that she was on the ropes, they threw in the towel. dana, you've been on the other side. you've been on the wrapper as a press secretary interviewing a president. and you know, i'm talking like four people waving their hands like it's got to stop. i had to dismount there at the end. there were so many things. and she maybe should do more of these. kamala never wanted to come on fox. it was her first interview with us. she's been avoiding the network for eigh

. >> bret: well. thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> harris: thank you. >> bret: at its highest point got 8.2 million people tuning in. >> sandra: amazing. >> bret: we welcome her back and obviously we welcome the former president in the same format if he would like to show up before election day 19 days from now. tomorrow on "special report" mark penn and alex castellanos join us to handy cap the next two weeks. thank you for watching us every night we will continue to follow this election fair balanced and still unafraid. here's laura. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight as always. thank you so much for joining us. a telling tid bit from the "new york post" today sheds more light on the friction between kamala harris and the man who actually won his party's primaries. at ethel kennedy's funeral, biden reportedly whispered to obama she is not as strong as me, according to this renowned lip reader who analyzed the conversation. obama then a

for people watching, their vote could be the deciding factor. >> bret: it's been decades. some point in past three or four election cycles, one candidate has gone up five, nine, know even 10, this has not happened and swing states are even tighter. if polls are anywhere near accurate, this is tightest race we have ever seen. another shoe drops that affects some population of voters could affect one of the swing states. >> brian: i know you were listening to charlamagne the god. he asked her directly about criticism she doesn't veer off talking points. >> what do you say to people who say you stay on talking points? >> i would say you're welcome. here is the thing. i love having conversation, which is why i'm happy to be with you this afternoon. reality is certain things must be repeated to ensure i have everywhere know what i stand for and issues i think are at stake in this election. it requires repetition. until someone has heard the same thing three times, it does not stay with you. >> brian: how will this affect your exchange? >> bret: if that is her take and it will b

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she lost her cool with bret baier.l with bret baier. byron york, weigh in on this if you want to add to the what katie talked about a, but you're also writing there's been a big campaign shift in the final weeks. you kind of see it in the polls, but it's almost something you sense. and i wanted to hear you talk about that. i haven't seen you in a week or two. what is this campaign shift as you read it, byron? >> well, first of all, on the al smith dinner, 25% of the electorate in 20220 the was catholic -- 2020, and joe biden, who is himself catholic, won by 52 2-47%. now we have the best polling i've just seen from pew has donald trump a aahead 52-47 over kamala harris. it's not a good idea to alienate anybody, especially in a really large group that you need. as far as the momentum in the election, i think we have seen, oh, in the past 10 days now a shift in the polls toward trump, especially in the national polls. and what that suggests is that there's almost kind of a resting normal for this race, and that's with do

>> bret, let's just get to the point.oint is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. >> 6 million people have been released into the country. let me finish and i'll get to your question, i promise you. >> i was beginning to answer. larry: that's a very odd -- she just wouldn't deal, i mean, bret's asking it six different ways and doesn't want to deal with it at all. and i want to read you a quote from alejandro mayorkas and barely in office. we're dedicated to achieving and quite frankly working around the clock to replace the cruelty of the past administration, the cruelty of the past administration where they orderly, humane, and safe immigration process. and going for that and those are factoids and aye not making up the cancellation of 94 executive orders and at least 10 million illegals coming across the line probably more than that. she has to deal with these phacos that are seepingly so unpopular in the election senator. >> all the problems with r happening before they took office and th

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you saw some of those feisty moments with bret baier. is a change from the friendlier faces she has been talking with over the past month and longer. making a lot of headlines. the move could signal a shift in strategy now given the neck-and-neck race between her and former president trump. here is her campaign spokesperson why she came to fox. >> there were a lot of democrats and independents who watch that network and undecided voters who watch that network. we in in campaign believe being on fox and getting the message out through fox is an important piece of the puzzle. >> harris: they finally spoke the truth and gave us credit for having the most di verse audience. that's the truth. new fox polling shows harris has lost ground among key voting blocks. black americans, latino, women and there are many that have been strategizing by the campaign when it came to the interview itself. here is bret with some behind the scenes information. >> we were supposed to start at 5:00 p.m. this was the time they gave us. originally we were going t

bret baier lied about that. when he showed a clip of donald trump, he showed not the video of what donald trump actually said but he showed instead knowingly and corruptly a ridiculous tape of donald trump on the fox network earlier today claiming he was never threatening anyone and laughing about it. bret baier took that to be a fact. donald trump never threatened anyone. that is the kind of trump campaign operative junk that bret baier sullied himself with. and was throwing into his interview. with the vice president tonight and the vice president very forcefully responded. >> if he's as bad as you say, half of the country is now supporting this person who could be the 47 president of the united states. why is that happening ? >> this is not supposed to be easy. it's -- it is not suppose to be a cakewalk. i would never say that about the american people. if you listen to donald trump and you watch any of his rallies, he's the one who tends to demean and belittle and diminish the american people. he's the one w

bret, let's just get to the point. okay. the point is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. so your homeland security secretary said that 85% of apprehensions. i'm not finished. we have a we have a rough estimate of 6 million people have been released into the country. and let me just finish. i'll get to the question. i promise you. i was beginning to answer. and when you came into office, your administration immediately reversed a number of trump border policies. so looking back, do you regret the decision to terminate? remain in mexico at the beginning of your administration? the first bill practically within hours of taking the oath, was a bill to fix our immigration system. yes, ma'am. it was called the u.s. citizen citizenship act of 2021. it was essentially a pathway to citizenship for the finish. yes, ma'am. may i finish? may i finish responding, please? but you have to let me finish. you had the white house and the house and the senate, and they didn't bring up that bill. responding to t

that is your honor itting the page. >> bret: 70% of people -- >> people are exhausted, bret. >> bret:'ve been in office for 3-1/2 years. >> donald trump has been running for office. >> bret: you have been holding the office. >> come on. >> steve: two or three times for a drink during that one answer. what she did, joe biden is deeply unpopular, she declared her independent from him and said her administration would not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. do you believe that? >> no, not at all. the entire theme of her campaign is that she hasn't even met the president that is the president, even though she is sitting vice president and ran on the ticket with him. she is deciding vote and trillions of joe biden's spending, she bragged about being last person in the room when major decisions were made. step back and appreciate, there is something pathological going on here. she's been in power for 3-1/2 years and when asked about how she would be different, she goes and talks about donald trump. when it is pointed out, you have been in office for 3-1/2 years, she says, he's been

this was not serious journalism what bret baier did.ad a trump spokesperson conducting it that interview, large portions would have been the same. it was a regurgitation of these talking points. to show that misleading clip where trump is doing damage control or doing a bad job of it, damage control to on the statement about the enemy from within and not showing the accurate thing of what he said, bret baier has been around long enough to know what he was doing there. i thought that was really, really terrible. but harris did great. the reality is that this is part of a strategy, strategically they have to reach white working class oat videoers in the midwest, many lives in homeans communities where fox news is on all the time. and this is a group targeted bit the campaign and they reached out to it. the other thing is more emotional for voters, harris has to seem -- has to appear tough. that's the reality. she is a woman candidate. we have never elected a woman before. it's really unfortunate. but it's very similar to how obama could n

you know what you're expecting, and bret baier is really intelligent. they've got the best producers there, highest rated shows. they knew it was the wrong clip, and if they had even said something in the broadcast that they did 20 minutes later after the interview, that would have been reasonable. they waited a full day to tuck into the end of bret's show -- oh, by the way, i did make a mistake. i did not see the clip i was expecting. here's the clip i was expecting. okay. moving on, and no one on the network has talked about the clip at all. all they've done is talk about how kamala harris is nasty, but they haven't talked about how she actually called out fox news on fox news for what they do, which is sometimes disinformation depending on the show, but at other times, it's subtle like this. misleading the american public, moving things, avoiding the actual point of a story, or just not covering it, and in this case, it was all revealed in one moment by the candidate who was in the hot seat during a contentious interview, and yet she noticed the clip

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bret baier, welcome. >> thanks, howard.oward: do you think kamala harris accomplish what had she set out to do by sitting down with fox? >> well, i think s. it's a good question. i think the campaign wanted to have a exchange. they wanted to have a viral moment, maybe. clearly she wanted to talk about donald trump, which she mentioned multiple times throughout the interview and then had this kind of fiery exchange about how he's a threat to democracy and a danger. she did have that viral moment. obviously were other moments in the interview as well. howard: there's been criticism of the interview. let me play a bit from the interview and we'll pick it up on the other side. >> sure. reporter: the criticism. >> you have to let me finish. >> white house and out and senate. howard: did you feel at times you were debating the vice president? >> i didn't want to be like that and wanted to redirect. she acknowledged you know what i'm going to say in one of the answers and i did know what she was going to say. she was going to her

you can watch the full harrison bret baier interview. on waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: well come to hannity in desperate times call for desperate measures at the harris campaign is hours ago harris sat down for a very tough life to tape interview on the fox news channel with bret baier. he will join us with an exclusive recap of the interview unlike the pro-harris fake media and other things like calling them journalists. he asked it tough and fair questions for real answers and he didn't let harris off the hook and pressed her repeatedly. needless to say the joy is gone and the harris campaign tonight. this is on full display and notorious for on full display in the interview. she appeared agitated and obsessively tried to simply avoid answering basic fundamental questions and took zero responsibility for anything that happened during the harrison biden administration. they were either flat out lie or go to the default campaign mode and were blaming trump for everything even the border crisis? here take a look. >> on many

follow me on instagram at bret baier. we will take you behind the scenes as we close down on this election day. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. here's laura. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. an unstoppable force. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ well, respected polling analysts tonight nate silver has trump now with a 55% chance of winning the election. harris is now down to 44.6%. i want to be clear, this is still anyone's race. but, if the trump momentum holds, and he wins the presidency a week from tomorrow, there are four events that i believe will be remembered as pivotal. first, the vp debate where vance trounced walz. >> you, yourself, just said iran is as close to a nuclear weapon today as they have ever been. and governor walz, you blame donald trump. who has been the vice president for the last three and a half years and the answer is your running m

he called bret baier soft. bret baier conducted that interview as if he had something to prove to the former president of the united states. >> yeah. >> we're going to show many of the moments here. but i think on the other side of it, we can talk about bret baier's performance and the fairness and unfairness of the ways he pursued those topics. the other side of it is kamala harris went on fox news, took the questions, hung in there, kept her calm, and didn't attack the network or the interviewer or whine things were unfair. she talked about policy, and she gave answers to tough questions. but the tone was set right from the outset with a series of questions about immigration, where the vice president of the united states wasn't really given the opportunity to respond. here's how that played out. >> how many illegal immigrants would you estimate your administration has released into the country over the last 3 1/2 years? >> well, i'm glad you raised the issue of immigration because i agree with you, it is a to