i'm bret baier, we are coming to you live tonight from fox news world headquarters in new york. this is the final day of campaigning in what has been a long and intense midterm election season. the economy has emerged as the top issue with skyrocketing inflation, soaring interest rates. democrats have largely sought to object secure that issue with abortion politics talking about at the beginning and concerns about a threat to democracy as

my all-star panel podcast you can get that bret baier podcast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. what do you think? figure out where the turkeys really go? >> jesse: are you giving me an assignment? >> bret: i don't know. it's a tweet. >> jesse: i have a lot on my plate. >> bret: all right. i gotcha. >> jesse: i will have john. johnnylook into it. >> bret: okay, good. >> jesse: happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ tonight we are going to talk about one of the biggest power struggles happening in america right now. no, it's not ticketmaster vs. taylor swift or tom brady vs. gisele or even democrats vs. republican something more

let's bring in bret baier, chief political anchor and anchor of special report. to see you. it's day four of the mid-term elections. what is your take on wherer with stand this afternoon? >> well, we're crawling closer to a finish line. it's inching. you know, i was thinking today that fed ex can track a package around the world that gets to my house. they can know where it is. yet we cannot count ballots for days and weeks. so in the wake of this, i think there's a lot of states that will have to say we have got to change this. no matter your party, left, right, you have to do it in a way where it's not offensive to not only the people in your state but now you have a nation waiting to find out the balance of power here in washington. so i think it's a big deal. it's a big story in the wake of this election. we're crawling closer to the finish line. >> martha: i know. we talked about the american idol analogy, right? they count 5 million votes in the commercial break and tell you who won. obviously, you want to tracke s of these ballots. i remember the other day

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bret baier. [applause] >> thank you very much. i started with reagan sound bites. the issues that reagan deal with that were big issues when we are dealing with the debt so it kind of all works out pretty well to say hi to my friends and i know i have friends in the audience. we are here to talk about grant. years ago you wrote your first book in the challenges you had with your son paul, remarkable but please tell me he's okay. >> he's doing great. that book is called special hearted journey of hope and courage. oh my gosh courage and love. i'm thinking grand and i'm thinking, anyway bottom line he is doing fantastic. he's had four open-heart surgeries and 10 angioplasties in this last one was in december and paul is now an inch taller than me. he's 6 feet tall. he is a golfer and a basketball player and he's doing fantastic so thank you very much. [applause] >> bret in your book you chose presidents to study that are oftentimes at an inflection point in their presidency. a moment in time in that particular president uniquely change the course of history. is that

bret baier. [applause] >> thank you very much. i started with reagan sound bites. the issues that reagan deal with that were big issues when we are dealing with the debt so it kind of all works out pretty well to say hi to my friends and i know i have friends in the audience. we are here to talk about grant. years ago you wrote your first book in the challenges you had with your son paul, remarkable but please tell me he's okay. >> he's doing great. that book is called special hearted journey of hope and courage. oh my gosh courage and love. i'm thinking grand and i'm thinking, anyway bottom line he is doing fantastic. he's had four open-heart surgeries and 10 angioplasties in this last one was in december and paul is now an inch taller than me. he's 6 feet tall. he is a golfer and a basketball player and he's doing fantastic so thank you very much. [applause] >> bret in your book you chose presidents to study that are oftentimes at an inflection point in their presidency. a moment in time in that particular president uniquely change the course of history. is that

i'm joined by bret baier and we preview our live town hall airing at 6:00. first, the new power rankings out today. the final forecast of the mid-term cycle is out as well. so bret, great to be with you. >> great to be here. >> you're here in columbus. we've been pouring over all the issues that we'll be discussing. >> they cover everything. these voters want answers to make their decision. >> martha: it gives these two contenders a chance to be face to face on a national platform and talk about these issues. bill hemmer is live at the big board in new york. hi, bill. >> tell my fellow buckeyes i said hello in ohio. you mentioned the power rankings. so our viewers know, we think republicans are solid in 223 seats, which is above the majority. we think democrats are solid in 186. the toss-up is really where you find the drama for next tuesday. if you look at this little setup here, republicans to the right, democrats to the left. all of these yellow toss-up seats we believe as of today is on the democratic side of the ledger. they have a much higher hurdle bas

our team who will lead us, bret baier and martha maccallum, good to see you guys. aring people to be patient. >> bret: yes, it is very possible we've seen evolution on how the states have dealt with elections, but a couple of them are already warning us, when the secretary of state gets out and says listen we might not have it depending how close it is, other side is that it we may see this wave develop and we could make calls earlier. we will be cautious and try to get the vote totals, we have a system in place that is really accurate, we're trying to be first, we're going to be right. >> shannon: if dust is not settled in pennsylvania or georgia, martha, we're looking at what we lovto do, continuing election coverage. >> martha: you haven't seen any candidate get over 50, that is the threshold, we may hit rewind is see a runoff in december for the senate candidates, that is something to watch. also going through state by state and looking at when they count, start counting, some don't start counting until 2:00 in the afternoon on election day and some allow absent

wrote a terrific -- bret baier. kilmeade wrote a terrific book abo abraham lincoln a frerick douglass, okay? two opponents of slavery, different styles, different positions. very, very important book. he did a good job. brian kilmeade. i really am very keen on the books that i brought here with you. i wasn't sure what the assignment was going to be. i like, the two books i'm really keen on, what is the book about the gilded age which is the charlie morris book, wherever i put that. that's the jazz age one. >> host: the tycoons try to the tycoons. you know, that links to the jazz age. the jazz age book is about warren harding, okay? i want to group them altogether because, and in going to give an opinion here, so left-wing historians have destroyed these presidents pick up by the way they tried to destroy grant,, although i think it was you told me grant this trend to move up the list again. >> host: on the c-span quadrennial list of residential ratings, ulysses grant has been moving steadily. >> guest: deservedly so

greg gutfeld, i love you, america.lian >> good evening from washington i'm gillian turner in for bret baier tonight today is the day traditionally known asbl black friday one of the biggest retail days of the year. americans now grappling with persistent inflation as well as soaring interest rates. president biden repeatedly promised t boto tamp down on bo, what's he doing this holiday weekend? ton >> good evening, president biden and his family enjoyed some shopping in town, was approached by some amazon workers that would have many wondering if they would get their gift sometime this year.40 >> amazon workers in over 40 w countries including here in the united states walkin bg off the job on black friday, demanding higher pay and better working i conditions.w here's one amazon worker in new york. >> we cannot tolerate the way amazon operates.amaz we must make amazon pay. >> night of the strike nor the railway strike appearing to slow adpresident biden down today.ho he hadus lunch at a restaurant called brotherhood of thieves. the white house tweeting peo his response to the protests, supp

i'm bret baier. the first look inside the home where four university of idaho students were massacred, that story is unbelievable. keep it here for that dr. anthony fauci has his final appearance at the white house briefing. he is not straying far from the spotlight, however, new details about threats to the world cup from iran-backed terrorist. >> breaking tonight, house republican leaders at the southern border want president biden's homeland security chief gone. today they received a first-hand look at the illegal immigration crisis as they prepare to take control of the chamber next year. the minority leader, who is positioning himself to be the next speaker of the house is giving alejandro mayorkas a choice of two bad options. correspondent bill melugin is in el paso, texas right now with the latest. good evening, bill. >> bret, good evening to you. just a short time ago, g.o.p. minority leader kevin mccarthy issued an ultimatum to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. resign or face possible impeac

. >> gillian: good evening from washington i'm gillian turner in for bret baier. black friday kickoff to the christmas shopping season. this year grappling with persist sent inflation. president biden has repeatedly promised to tamp down on both. what is he doing this holiday weekend? lucas tomlinson is on nantucket island tonight. >> good evening, gillian. president biden and his family enjoyed shopping in town but protests across the world by amazon workers wondering if they would get their gifts on time this year. >> >> amazon workers in over 40 countries, including here in the united states, walking off the job on black friday demanding higher pay and better working conditions. here's one amazon worker in new york. >> we cannot tolerate the way amazon operates we must make amazon pay. >> nor'easter the amazon strike nor the looming railway strike appearing to slow president biden down today. he had lunch at a local restaurant called brotherhood of thieves and then did a little shopping, including in a local bookstore. the white house apparently tweeting its re

bret baier looking at all the republican outsiders. acuna is in arizona and jonathan hunt in nevada where republicans expect a big victory tomorrow. jonathan serrie covering the high-stakes race for georgia governor's race and grady trimble in madison, wisconsin. we start off in montgomery county, pennsylvania just outside of philly. >> good morning. with just one day to go in the neck-and-neck senate race, right now republicans are trying to seize on president biden's pledge over the weekend to shut down coal plants nationwide. at a rally on saturday for dr. mehmet oz former president trump accused biden and fetterman of waging a war on energy-rich pennsylvania. then last night dr. oz held a rally in north hampton county in front of 1,000 people according to the campaign where he spoke about energy independence. >> i believe we can have all of the abov

take that bret baier. let's do this, greg, watch this carefully.ould get a real jobs. he likes to juggle his hula hoops. watch this carefully because somebody can happen there. oh, see that? juggling hula hoop and the sealing came and took his hula hoop. i believe you but i still can't see it. i are thed out a go fund me page to help replace hula hoop up to $17 million. >> thank you. >> i love this story. are you ready for my one more thing? it caught my attention a new group. american. and they are in upstate new york in rochester, they are refugees who have previously voted for democrats with you now feel their voice ♪ heard. part of the rochester political advocacy and engagement group. and on behalf of the of the refugee community they are endorsing political candidate ron singletary for congress. they say safety is a really important issue to them and singletary created a liaison with this group violence in rochester is really high. you know that a real problem. a former police chief. these are 60 community leaders from butan, burmese, somali,

bret baier, anchor and executive editor of "special report," just looking at a map here, the area it landed in was just across the polish border from ukraine north of lviv. >> a little village which is very small, right across the border with ukraine, and it's, from what we are told by polish authorities, is that it's an area where grain drying was happening. with all due respect to the general, i think that's not the target for russia, and it seems to me just looking at the evidence that this is a misfire. i don't think they were trying to go after grain drying facilities just in this small village but we'll wait and see. by the way, at the pentagon a briefing about red hill, the navy fuel storage in hawaii as they are cleaning up from those families that were affected just, i don't think the pentagon is going to have any statement yet because the national security council is digesting this as we speak. i think the polish have convened an emergency meeting going to convene in a matter of minutes and other countries are suggesting they are going to have emergency meetings within hour

do not miss our election countdown special with bret baier, martha mccallum tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern for the does it for us. foxed fallback back. fall back with the clocks. ♪ company. >> hello everyone along with guy benson, katy and charlie hurt. welcome to "the big saturday show". here is what is on tap tonight. >> three days until the midterms we know high inflation and the economy both are on the ballot. because the present by the saying about it? he says america's ones and more his policies, what? >> hillary clinton with rising crime is just a problem and republican run cities. who not to one democratic run city to see with the people who live there actually think and it is shocking. >> and charlie. >> big saturday flop of them all. involves a john fetterman, american flags, and the winds. they all come together to make the biggest feel of the week. >> first of the midterms. president biden is taking up his campaign schedule in the final stretch. he stopped in the chicago area earlier today and tonight he is in philadelphia campaigning for john fetterman with former pre

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the final results of this week's midterm elections remain a mystery tonight. that means the fate of president biden's legislative agenda is on hold. a trio of senate races and nearly 40 house seats still undecided at this hour. the president and vice president made remarks to supporters this afternoon here in washington about what comes next. correspondent david spunt is at the white house tonight with the latest. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening to you. the president will depart for a week-long international trip in just a few hours. this comes as the election results from tuesday are still trickling in a few states and we still don't know the balance of power for the next few years in washington. still the president seems unfazed by this. [chanting let's go joe] >> president biden upbeat this afternoon during a midterm election celebration with volunteers in washington. >> tuesday was a good day for america. a good day democracy. a strong night for democr

bret baier looks ahead to 2024, and a new group of parents pushing back against school boards.d a whole lot more as "america reports" rolls on. capitol hill screen left where house republicans are meeting behind closed doors to elect party leaders, even as the control of the house remains up in the air. republicans are one seat away from clinching the 218 magic number. kevin mccarthy may still have a challenger between him and the speaker's gavel. i'm sandran new york. john. >> john: john roberts in washington. just one of the events we are watching this hour that could impact not only the next two years, but where republicans go next. there are rumblings somebody could challenge senate minority le le leader mitch mcconnell. and in florida, gop governors are meeting. breaking news out of the war in ukraine. russia launching a

eastern with bret baier and martha maccallum and i will be with you throughout the evening. on "the faulkner focus." we'll do voters' voices talking with a live audience. not one voter at a time. we'll have a bunch live in studio about the issues that are most important to them. what drove them to go vote and why did so many people vote early? we have some people from pennsylvania in our audience. that will be a fascinating conversation to have. it all begins again 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. a rematch in the battle for georgia governor. early voting is at a record high but that's not stopping democrats from claiming there is voter suppression, people can't get to the polls. inflation's eating into everyone's budget, but if you're a veteran and own your home, you've got a big leg up. it's your va home loan benefit. it lets you borrow up to a full 100% of your home's value. with home values near record highs, the newday 100 va loan can get you an average of $60,000. and you can lower your payments by $600 a month. pay down your high-rate credit card debt

we are interviewing him today and he was interviewed by bret baier.ier said would you vote for donald trump i said i think there will be better choice. >> brian: meaning him. >> ainsley: wondering if he is going to run. >> brian: it's crazy a lot of the people all on the same side are all breaking up their own factions. 14 minutes after the hour. >> ainsley: life changes, there are seasons. >> brian: i believe there is a song like that. >> steve: there is. >> brian: probably 20. a fox news alert, a big development in the deadly missile strike in poland yesterday and where it may have come from. general david perkins on the latest in russia's war in ukraine. >> ainsley: plus, an unarmed security guard is hailed a hero after he manages to subdue a gunman with an ar-15. incredible takedown that's caught on camera. >> steve: what a guy. >> ainsley: nice guy. ♪ ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm

bret baier is the chief political anchor at fox news and also the anchor on the bret baier special report here and nicole kelly on is a congressional correspondent for cbs.s. okay. so how come all of you got it wrong? [laughing] i mean, everybody said it would be a red wave and all i was expecting a red wave. charlie, what have? >> i never used that word. [laughing] >> you called it a tsunami. >> no, that was 94. >> we, we expected the democrats would havehi challenging night, that everything seemed to be stacked against them. the house was gone and the senate,se gosh, they would've bn like if they kept the losses dead one. things obvious a change. i don't become first of all i think i don't think most of us i don't think we ever used the word wave. taking a kind of revisionist somebody was saying. who was it? >> but it clearly the economy and inflation meant less than we thought it would. abortion and dobbs meant more to do think that candidate quality and former president trump and maga becoming toxic, here's a statistic. republicans won the nationalpu popular vote tuesday by 4.9 percen

bret baier will be at the helm later on. for now, standing by to be with us. bryan llenas on the keys in the keystone state, and hillary vaughn on new hampshire senate candidates closing message. >> sandra: the tabulation problems out of maricopa county, what's the update from there, alicia? >> hi, sandra. still working on getting more details from the county. timing could not be worse, especially when you consider that this is arizona. 20% of the tabulation machines in maricopa county are malfunctioning, which means the ballots are not being counted at the election sites, how it would work if the machines were working correctly. now, the county says that the back-up system went into effect immediately, the ballot drops into a secure box and then sent to central phoenix to be counted tonight. here is republican maricopa county supervisor bill gates explaining how that process mirrors the process already underway in other counties. >> in a majority of arizonhow t. they don't have the option to actually see the vote counted right there at the vote center or the

chris sununu and bret baier. and we'll have a live show with a live studio audience. that's monday. one nation, on twitter. you have a tv guide. who comes up next. is it dan bongino? julie: yeah. brian: take it dan: three days we can take this country back and we darn well better do it. democrats are seeing the polls and they are more desperate than ever. i will show you how they are using every trick in their playbook to set the narrative. steven coa colbert takes a

i am bret baier, welcome to fox news countdown to p midterms. >> i am martha maccallum, battle of senateoth parties bringing out big guns this weekend, to help them out president biden, former president obama in philadelphia yesterday with fetterman an

count down to the midterms with bret baier and martha maccallum is up next.e we will see you next sundayon leo terrell has a radio show. you might see him there on tuesday election day. we will see you next sunday. ♪ ♪ >> todd: the voters gearing up to decide which party will control the next congress as we enter the 24 hours stretch before midterm election day 2022. the states could not be higher. republicans with a net gain five seats to take back the house, fox news to project the party will get the job done with a 19 seat majority. >> carley: and the senate republicans a net gain of fluency but coof

tune in 10 p.m., bret baier and martha maccallum with countdown to midterm specials, latest news andanalysis on midterm races that will decide the plant of power in dc -- balance of power, 10 p.m. eastern. right here on fox news channel, that's how "fox reports" on sunday november 6 of 2022, i am jon scott. thank you for watching, it sure got dark early tonight? did you notice? ♪ ♪ trey: thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy, set sunday night in mork, one of first lessons you learn in the courtroom is how to manage expectations, that will serve you well in other areas that includes politics. under promise, and over perform. that is a good mantra but it rarely happens in politics, they would rather tell you they can get a president to sign the repeal of a lea

i am bret baier, welcome to fox news countdown to p midterms. >> i am martha maccallum, battle of senatel come down to wire, both parties bringing out big guns this weekend, to help them out president biden, former president obama in philadelphia yesterday with fetterman and former president trump rallied with dr. oz. >> today president biden campaigned in new york and bill clinton in nevada. >> this isn't a referendum this year, it's a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> we need candidates that understand that america is the best country in the world, we're not going to stop fighting for her. until we get her back. >> the choice that you make this this election like every election, who will fight for working people who are struggling to pay the bills. >> if you want to stop the want to save the american dream this tuesday you must vote republican in a giant red way. >> we have our election night panel. brit hume, dana perino. cakarl rove, juan williams, and bill hemmer and shannon bream. but first to bria bryan llenas in pennsylvania. reporter: dr. oz's closing me

>> brian: quiet show, the roster over the next three hours, bret baier will be on, sean hannity, kellyanneoncha, stuart varney and charl payne. we also have sean duffy, it will be great. we have a live audience, the pandemic is officially over, this is the place to be, "fox and friends" on election day eve, we're pumped up, you're pumped up, don't go anywhere and be like these peep and he will get dressed. . hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a ton. honestly, we couldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my

tonight at 10:00 p.m., bret baier and martha maccallum hosting countdown to the midterms and then on l be leading election night coverage and i will be speaking live to and audience of voters for my voter voices and their top concerns and that will be contemporaneous throughout the night. a few seconds to go, there's a lot on the line. i like what you said. we don't know what the voters are going to do. >> we have indications, we have clues, i'm rooting for those to be correct but it's up to voters. >> i agree. it is up to voters and it's last day of early voting in a lot of places, it's very convenient and safe and i did it last week. i voted early. >> it is great, it's exciting to see that americans know that they are the once in charge and that the future is theirs. we will see that tuesday. >> your vote is your voice and your choice the most equalizing factor in our great democracy, the question is not whom to vote but whether they bother at all. harris: amen. that's it for us. this has been great. eric and athe arthel with fox ns live right now. arthel: here we are, election day

my all-star panel podcast you can get that bret baier podcast. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. what do you think? figure out where the turkeys really go? >> jesse: are you giving me an assignment? >> bret: i don't know. it's a tweet. >> jesse: i have a lot on my plate. >> bret: all right. i gotcha. >> jesse: i will have john. johnnylook into it. >> bret: okay, good. >> jesse: happy thanksgiving. ♪ ♪ tonight we are going to talk about one of the biggest power struggles happening in america right now. no, it's not ticketmaster vs. taylor swift or tom brady vs. gisele or even democrats vs. republican something more controversial something happened for decades. the power struggle between christmas and thanksgiving this is age old debate when is it accept to be put up the christmas tree? when can you put up the lights? do you listen to christmas music before thanksgiving? debate divided the nation for years. tonight, for the first time ever, i have changed my position on

watch, thank you, lee, be sure to watch tonight's election special countdown to the midterms with bret baierand martha maccallum will take place at 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. eric. eric: yeah, looking forward to that meanwhile president biden heading to new york to stump for governor kathy hochul as republican lee zeldin, well, he closes the gap this as zeldin supporter tells us that she was attacked, hit and choked at a hochul rally yesterday. we will show you video and have the latest on that alleged assault when fox news live continues for this sunday. stay with us. ♪ ♪ial ♪ eric: now to series protecting the vote. election officials have raised fears of potential threats and violence over false claims of election fraud in tuesday's midterms but the tensions in the highly contisted new york governor's race apparently spilled over into a fight and alleged assault on governor kathy hochul, counterprotestor for republican lee zeldin showed up with their signs and chanting against the governor and for witnesses hochul supporter, you can see some punches apparently be thrown and c

outnumbered," on harris faulkner with emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, and martha maccallum and bret baiere a wrestling announcer. [laughter] >> bret: that was good. >> harris: thank you. brett is my friend. the candidates and pardons have had their say, and now it's your turn. control of the senate could come down to just a handful of states, as democrats are struggling to keep their grip on power. president biden, standing firm on his closing message that "democracy is on the ballot." it's democracy when we vote. >> president biden: plenty of those moments come around every 3-4 generations. we know that democracy is at risk, and that this is your moment to defend it, preserve or protect it, choose it. >> harris: the president might not be sure that voters are buying this, and -- more difficult night. >> president biden: i optimistic, but i'm always optimistic. >> will the democrats win the house? >> it will be tough. i think the house -- >> a lunar eclipse there. [laughter] >> harris: emily, i'm starting with you then. [laughter] >> emily: at his rally last night, he showed impatience, t

i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier.with president biden passing legislation to stop a possible railway strike. we have exclusive also from the american national defense form how americans really feel about the military. and is tiktok lying about its chinese connections and how it can tract your activity? ♪ >> trace: but, first, breaking tonight the biden administration is vowing to keep a close eye on twitter because of concerns about the spread of misinformation. that i

. >> bret baier?comes up to you with a weapon, how do you react? >> i will definitely punch them in the nose. >> get out of there. >> don't try to diffuse the situation. >> what would you say to them? >> why do you have a weapon pointed at me? what is the issue? >> the democrats love that. >> got to fight them. >> give me a little punch. that wasn't that hard. >> you fight like a woman. >> what does america need to do to stop the crime crisis? >> they need to get their [bleep] together. we need more police. >> stop getting drunk. >> i don't know how many people are getting on board for that one. >> talky-talky. no more talky. >> aoc, she wants to empty all the prisons. she says police are the problem. >> can be cuckoo. >> they try to keep us safe. >> if the police weren't here, this place would be the walking dead. >> i used to be a label, too. now i'm more balanced. i understand the bigger picture of everything. >> you woke up? >> yeah. >> wake up. >> governor ron desantis is popular down here. shoul

i'm bret baier. breaking tonight.sador cal followinn the strike of territory and killing of two of its people from what may be a stray russian missile. it's an incident that could bring the alliance that could bring the west further into the war in ukraine. russian forces have been targeting ukraine's power grid with what is described as it

count down to the midterms with bret baier and martha maccallum is up next.e we will see you next sunday juso before the outcome i want to mention leo terrell has a radio show. you might see him there on tuesday election day. we will see you next sunday. ♪ ♪ >> todd: the voters gearing up to decide which party will control the next congress as we enter the 24 hours stretch before midterm election day 2022. the states could not be higher. republicans with a net gain five seats to take back the house, fox news to project the party will get the job done with a 19 seat majority. >> carley: and the senate republicans a net gain of fluency but control of the upper chamber is still the game with four critical toss-up races still neck and neck. you are watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: are you ready for this week? >> carley: it's do it. >> todd: the final stretch before republican -- the country needs to get out and vote. >> the democrats are scared party with good reason that everything is working against them and they are to get -- >> people have ma

i'm bret baier.n's capitol and much of the rest of the country still waiting to find out who will be running things here for the next two years. many key races in both the senate and the house remain uncalled tonight, too close to call, too early to call following a midterm election that failed to reduce sweeping gains for the republicans and, once again, signaled how deeply divided this nation remains. we had reporters in all the hot spots tonight.

good evening, i am trace gallagher for bret baier. just how much authority the president has.es. i am the man they call captain america leads the u.s. to a huge win at the world cup. ♪ ♪ but first, b

good evening, i am trace gallagher for bret baier. just how much authority the president has. more protests and reaction in china over covid-19 rules. i am the man they call captain america leads the u.s. to a huge win at the world cup. ♪ ♪ but first, breaking tonight, president biden is trying to put a positive spin on the struggling american economy and is on tricky relationship with big labor appeared the president visited a semiconductor plan in michigan, touting what he calley years of progress. but critics see skyrocketing inflation, sky high rates, and now all possible congressionally mandated short-circuiting of a potentially crippling national railroad strike. white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight. good evening. >> good evening, trace. progressives are pushing for real workers to get more paid leave. union still want more paid leave. but president biden is just helping that a lame duck session can help avoid a rail strike. and there are, this evening, some hurt feelings. >> the middle-class built america. >> as he flatters labor unions in michiga

greg gutfeld, i love you, america.lian >> good evening from washington i'm gillian turner in for bret baier is the day traditionally known asbl black friday one of the biggest retail days of the year. americans now grappling with persistent inflation as well as soaring interest rates. president biden repeatedly promised t boto tamp down on bo, what's he doing this holiday weekend? ton >> good evening, president biden and his family enjoyed som

i'm bret baier.ter he announced a third run for the white house, former president donald trump is now facing a new legal challenge. president biden's attorney general has appointed a special counsel to run an investigation into the discovery of classified documents at the former president's florida estate. veteran prosecutor jack mitt will also oversees a speculation of a separate probe into the capitol riot of january 6th. and efforts to undo the 2020 election. the former president says tonight he will not partake in the investigatio