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

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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

larry: she lost her cool with bret baier.an argue yes or no substantively, whatever that means, but she lost her cool with bret baier and, byron york, your writing and weigh in on this if you want to add what katie is talking about. there's been a big campaign shift in the final weeks. if you kind of see it in the polls and almost something you sense but i wanted to hear you talk about that and i haven't seen you in a week or two and why does this campaign shift as you read it, byron? >> well, on the dinner it was catholic and joe biden himself was catholic and won by 52-47%. now we have the best polling i've seen from pugh has donald trump ahead 52-47% over kamala harris. it's not a good idea that alienate anybody, especially in a really large group that you need. as far as the momentum in the election and i think we have seen in the past ten 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 donald t

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

two, bret baier falsely stated a number. we'll show you the facts first. p didn't even net 47% in either of his campaigns. if donald trump had the 50% that mr. baier falsely said, maybe it was an honest mistake in the heat of an interview, if he had that false number of 50%, well, he would be finishing his second term. he never hit 50, 49 or 48. he has in the past had that ceiling around 46-ish. so that was one of those moments that might force sort of forecast a larger view about how fox wants to deal with what is and what they wish would be or what their viewers wish would be. now obama campaign veteran says this wasn't just a hit for harris, it was a home run. we will hear his take next. next l like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they start. and treatment is 4 times a year. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks afte

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

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

and bret baier will be showing those things, i dare fox news and bret baier to have mark esper, to have people like me, like sarah matthews and liz cheney, but they won't because they will get beat up by donald trump, who they gave all that free airtime two.>> you know, i do wonder, there's such a clear reality versus parallel reality and facts versus paranoia sort of divide in american culture right now, the editing that you saw in that, bret baier plays his version of what trump said about the enemy within, which does include trump doubling down on this notion, then there is what trump actually said in that town hall which is doubling down on the notion of an enemy within. i wonder what you think, if an exchange like that is enough to pierce the secrecy or the veil of partisanship that is often the bubble that these potential nikki haley supporters live in, who watch fox news, that kamala harris is trying to appeal to, do you think this makes a difference? >> i think it makes a huge difference, it is really important that kamala harris went into the lions den and she knew this was goi

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

vice president kamala harris told bret baier the country needs to move on. isn't she the one who is currently in office? >> bret: yieyou have been in ofe for three and a half years. >> and donald trump has been running for offers. >> bret: but you have been the person holding the office. >> come on. steve i don't think she and he his questions. republican vice presidential nominee valentine's day janss js this morning. >> lawrence: i went to barber shops to talk politics. first up, detroit. >> lawrence: who would win the election. >> kamala harris. i think it's a coin flip at this time. >> memory is so short. was it vice president harris to supported, what defund the police? >> ainsley: plus, north carolina still struggling to rebuild from hurricane helene but country music's biggest stars doing their part to help. parmly is going to join us ahead of their concert. going to take place soon panther stadium. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> steve: it was must see tv kamala harris pressed on joe biden's mental fitness for first sit down interview as vice pre

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

thank you. >> steve: bret baier! ering] >> steve: he's sticking around. >> brian: bret is going to stick around. >> ainsley: bret, we're going to talk to voters and ask you about this axios story. >> steve: let's go back this way into this area that we have not talked to folks back here. good morning. how are you? >> i'm great, how are you? >> steve: thanks for coming to save harry and the natives. question for you, have you noticed political ads on tv? >> i have. >> steve: what do you make of the ads? >> which one for harris? >> steve: are they effective? >> no. it is just lies, lies on harris. i have made up my mind. >> steve: your hat gave it away. >> hi, steve. >> steve: you are based in florida, people of florida, i heard a number of people say number one issue is border and migrants. same time, average florida family is spending $1200 more per month to stay even with where they are. >> that is true, it is hard. my focus is on the folks in north carolina and i don't think our government is doing enough. if trump

i was watching it in real time and i was quite repulsed by bret baier. i had always liked him, always thought he was a straight shooter and the attack mode from the beginning was was quite stunning. there was nothing fair and balanced about what we saw play out yesterday over their airwaves. she didn't take any of the sort of foxiness rhetoric that came from baier, and she was able to make her points despite every effort to undermine her and talk over her. they're treating kamala like a baby and lashing out because they're embarrassed. they've covered up for two candidates, and both times it didn't work. biden was exposed in the debate. kamala was exposed on fox, and bret treated her just like he treated trump. listen, i know bret, and he is, i think, a really fair person. and there's an interview he did with trump where he is ruthless with trump. and i would compare those two. i think she got a fair shake. one of obama's lieutenants called the interview an ambush. an ambush. kamala got grilled on the border. she didn't see that coming. bret was the one

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bret baier did a great job and it was nice of her to go.ay something nice because i kind of thought she wouldn't go and then you saw why maybe she hadn't been doing these kind of interviews because it was really rough. this was no j.d. van slyke pivot. whenever he said sowing she was just like, yeah, well donald trump's on the ballot and people don't like him. >> that's truly what she said. honestly there is a lot of bad clips she struggled a lot through the interview because usually she just says something then it's on to the next thing is nobody bothers to really follow up. >> she gives the same answer every time. >> it's donald trump's fault. >> when asked about immigration over and over she leads with the same story that on day one of administration we had a bill put forward. everybody should know what your first question is which is why it -- what happened to the bill of why didn't to get done. he's prepare because he heard hurst and she only gives one answering can't pusher and clip lies coming out of this what did she do the she said

bret baier did say that. we ran it. we just missed it.ments 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. hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. and because of you, our dreams become a reality. these ar

[laughter] >> what about defenders bret baier sit down and ambush interview?was scheduled three days in advance like saying you've got and ambush pizza delivery 30 minutes after calling it an. >> and ambush for instances what will you and chuck schumer did to joe biden. i don't even think he still realizes is not running for president. [laughter] >> that's how it went on, how did you like it? sign this. [laughter] but this is real, i think it was really damaging and not from that it wasn't funny because we used to watch things that were funny, stephen colbert has had show forever but she outsourced the comedy. which is in that emblematic of what her presidency would look like? >> kamala harris is allergic to hard work, she does not want to work hard. the only way to get her to work is to leave a trail of margaritas into the oval office canceling cancel and gretel. she's allergic to doing anything. [applause] >> i think she will have a box of wine in the oval office. >> have plenty if it's a great garden. [laughter] >> his own comedic performances. >> because m

it is tight. >> brooke: harris will sit for one-on-one interview with bret baier 6 p.m. eastern time. don't miss it. >> carley: we will not miss it. brooke singman, thank you. pennsylvania candidate dave mccormick cal calling out bob c for energy policy during last night's final debate in the battleground state. that rhymes. >> the difference in my opinion on allowing gas extraction and renewable sources of clean energy, we still use coal in our state for our energy base. >> of many dumb biden policies, energy is probably the worst, we restricted to drill and have pipeline with epa mandates. >> carley: exchanging jabs about their opponent's previous record. >> if he's going to talk about his record versus my record, he was hedge fund ceo investing in china. mine is bipartisan work in the senate. >> i will not take preaching from you bob casey on that and your lies which are unworthy of you and your family and your service. >> carley: down south in georgia voters your honor itting out in record numbers after early voting began yesterday. more than double the previous firs

in moments but, first, of course, kamala harris sat down for her first fox news interview with bret baier she clearly wasn't prepared to answer the real questions. >> bret: how many illegal immigrants would you estimate your administration has released into the country the last three and a half years. >> i am glad you raised the issue of immigration, i agree with you it is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have. and you know what i'm going to talk about right now. >> bret: yeah a number. 1 million? 3 million? >> bret, let's just get to the point, okay? the point is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. >> bret: so you're homeland security secretary said about. >> but i'm not finished. i'm not finished. we have. >> bret: rough estimate of 6 million people have been released into the country. let me just finished and i will get you the question i promise you. >> i was beginning to answer. >> laura: she is the sitting vice president of the united states. who was put in charge of the border, what, in the first month that they were in office? and s

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

i look forward to bret baier's interview tonight because we all know bret and he's as straightforwardthey come and his follow up is in what way? she hasn't been asked that yet. i'm excited. we have a big day. we have harris faulkner with president trump and lots of, you know, outspoken women in that audience in georgia and then tonight we have bret baier with kamala harris. it'll be a great day. stuart: and you at 3:30 0 this afternoon on the story, 3:00 p.m. eastern fox news and as you said, bret baier's interview with vice president harris tonight, 6:00 p.m. eastern. a big day indeed on fox. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: thanks, martha. check that market. we have a nice gain for the dow and a tiny loss for the nasdaq. mark tepper is with me and he'll with be us for the hour. what is this market saying now? >> yeah and look, the reason i follow the betting odds market relating to the election, i think it's more important than the polls because number one, people are placing their hard earned money and they're betting on which candidate will win and number two, it's more in line with

. >> ainsley: and bret baier sits down with vice president kamala harris for first formal fox interview. comes just after kamala harris says this about how much she repeats herself. >> what do you say to people who say you stay on your talking points. >> you're welcome, certain things must be repeated. >> brian: fox news alert, the afghan national charged with election day terror plot was not properly vetted, they told us he was. how does this happen? >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starpts right now. >> ainsley: it is a huge day here on fox news. at 11:00 a.m., you'll see harris faulkner's exclusive town hall with former president trump focused solely on women, all- all-female audience and key issues. harris faulkner will join "fox and friends" with a preview. >> steve: 6:00 p.m. eastern time, bret baier will talk to vice president kamala harris for her first formal interview with fox. he'll dpif us a preview in two minute presidency. >> brian: election day 20 days away and former president trump heads to seal the deal with latino voters. >> lawrence: this trip comes one d

presidential nominee getting a little riled up with bret baier and her first-ever fox news interview.if you are turning the page. you've been in office for three and half years. >> and donald trump has been running for office. >> bret: you up in the person holding the office. >> you and i both know what i'm talking about. >> bret: i actually don't. >> if you listen to donald trump, if you listens to rallies, he is belittling and diminishing the american people. he talks about an enemy within. an enemy within, talking about the american people. suggesting that he would turn the american military on the american people. >> bret: you said repeatedly that the border was secure. when in your mind to start becoming a crisis? >> we've had a broken immigration system transcending donald trump's of administration, even before. let's all be honest about that. >> dana: bret baier pressing harris on the element in the room or the one who got pushed out of the room, preside president biden. >> bret: you're not joe biden. you're not donald trump but nothing comes to mind that you would do different

her first-ever fox news interview with bret baier. >> i will follow the law.trump followed. you are probably familiar with -- now it is a public report that under donald trump's administration, these surgeries were available to on a medical necessity basis to people in the federal prison system. i think frankly, that add from the trump campaign is like throwing stones when you're living in a glass house. >> the trump aide says he never advocated for that prison policy. no transitions happen during his admission ration. >> -- the administration. >> it is stunning that we are less than three weeks from an election -- dental competence, along with so many other questions. >> medical necessity for -- it is just unbelievable. it's funny. she wants to be the executive. what you get from her is she doesn't want to make decisions. she's very indecisive. i think in this interview, what you see is somebody who skated through life cliffsnotes is what i get from her. >> jocelyn and dari, a sweet girl walking to a convenience store and lost her life to an illegal immigrant

she is doing town hall with charlamagne and doing an interview with bret baier and joe rogan, interesting for him. it does not do him any good to be perceived as liberal or conservative. for me, i'll bet hes yes to both, to get more attention to his show. >> ainsley: we say it is smart when democrats come on fox. >> steve: a lot of democrats watch. >> ainsley: this might be first time we have a lot of people saying i have not made up my mind yet. >> steve: seven or eight percent are undecided, it went down 3% in one month. >> lawrence: talking about georgia later in the show. 6% of voters in georgia are undecided. look at georgia, decided by 12,000 votes in last go-around. that slivermatters. >> brian: illegal immigration, overwhelming schools and towns and now a small town in indiana says they have 15,000 haitians in their community, they love them but theyed they can't afford to keep them and you have aurora and taking over apartment buildings. walk four blocks and we see the problem here, illegal immigrant staying for free and we feed them and they have reconsolidated gang activity in

bucks county with anti-trump republicans yesterday ahead of her first ever fox news interview with bret baierhe's campaigned on turning the page when, in fact, she's been in office for the last three and a half years. watch. >> people are exhausted. >> -- people tell the country is on the wrong track. why are they saying that? if you're turning the page, you've been in office for three and a half years. >> and donald trump has been running for office -- >> but you've been the person holding the office. >> come on, you and i both know what i'm talking about -- >> i actually don't. what are you talking about? >> what i'm talking about that over the last decade -- >> [inaudible] maria: pennsylvania democrats, meanwhile, reportedly sounding the alarm on the harris-walz campaign operation in the state calling it a mess in pennsylvania. sources tell "the new york post" the campaign is being, quote, outmessaged, that the campaign is falling down on the job of reaching out to nonwhite voters. joining me now is former bridgewater associates ceo dave mccormick. dave, good to see you. thank you so much

stuart: mitchell, listen to how the media reacted to harris' interview with bret baier.ch this. >> some people think baier was man plaining and others think harris was filibustering and this is about one word, the word tough. showed that harris was tough. >> one woman said she came in hot. and also said that she became angrier. i thought he came in hot and what i am very tired of is this troupe of the angry black woman. she was passionate. passion does not equal anger. there was a tick in the interview and interruption as art form and interruption and female lick as a metaphor for a rising new america and new generation of leadership and a woman -- stuart: any undecided voters. how did they view the interview? >> bret did a great job asking straightforward questions and that's now characterized as man plaining asking a simple question. undecided voters would be completely unmoved by that performance and even turned off by her. the hope for her campaign had to be let's go here, try to be calm, cool and collected voice and getting real answers to questions and 10% of audie

support of taxpayer funded sex changes for inmates and illegal immigrants in her interview with bret baierof using taxpayer dollars to help prison inmates or detained illegal aliens to transition to another gender? >> i will follow the law and it's a law that donald trump actually followed. under donald trump's administration, these surgeries were available. >> bret: the trump aides say he never advocated for that prison policy and no gender transition surgeries happened during his presidency. >> you have to take responsibility for what happened in your administration. >> ainsley: tulsi gabbard joins us for her reaction. what is your reaction when you hear that soundbite. >> one of the many examples of how kamala harris is lying to the american people and assuming that we're is stay tuned to just believe her lies. we have seen the soundbites and clips of her when she was add vo caghtsd and patting herself on the back for the law changes that she brought about that would do this very thing, that would make sure that u.s. taxpayers are covering transgender surgeries for inmates. she advocate

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maybe last about bret baier, you're welcome. but why did the vice president way into that arena in the first place? love the camping told me, look, yes, it was an appeal to some of those on the fence republicans. or at the very least to say things to a fox news audience they don't normally here, including the idea that so much of donald trump's cabinet and his former vice president are not supporting him this time around. they also said she showed real toughness by going in there and standing toe to toe. it was clearly an unfriendly venue. >> i am not of the ilk that she had to do that. there are people out there that said she had to have done a fox news interview the reality is, i think, today we are learning, according to brian, that a poorly donald trump has postponed, that's what they're calling it, another interview with our nbc news like christine romans come on top of cnbc, on top of postponing and not participating in "60 minutes." however, if the campaign is saying there out there to get physical vote, as the campaign h

thrown to her by bret baier. she will be on the hot seat with tough, intelligent, thoughtful questions that americans want to know. >> mollie: it's a hot seat but it's a great opportunity for her. this is the chance for her to get out and appeals of those voters that haven't made up their mind, the ones that watch fox news, because they want to hear from the right and the left and want to get some idea of what she's going to do for middle america and the people in the districts. these are people from michigan and pennsylvania that watch fox news all the time and are going to be watching this interview. then there's the idea that somewhere down the line she could be doing some more interviews. the problem is she doesn't do enough of these high-profile interviews. there's a lot of pressure on her. when she doesn't perform well or when we are still talking about 60 minutes editing as we head into a profile interview on fox, what is going to be the moment and is when? and bret baier is a fantastic interviewer. you do

and want to play that part of the bret baier interview with kamala harris in just a moment. first, i want to say, alexis, our prayers are with you and a father whose daughter was the same age as jocelyn was when she was scaled, i cannot begin to wrap my head around what your family is going through and wet poor little jocelyn went through that night back in june. >> thank you so much for having me here. every day is a new day, a constant reminder that she is not here with us. she is not in that grave she is supposed to be in. she is not making new memories like she should. it has been really hard on our family. >> john: as i said, i cannot even imagine. but earlier this week an exclusive interview with kamala harris, bret baier asked the vice president if families like yours deserve an apology from her and her administration. that this is rather lengthy because it involves some of your testimony before congress lately, but please bear with us as we play this out. >> madame vice president, it was apology station early part of your administration. i will let one of the mothers

bret baier chose to cover it up and then didn't clean it up for 24 hours. as i said earlier, in tv news, hosts and producers know immediately when a clip is wrong. kamala harris knew the clip is wrong. this was live to tape, so they even had time to clean it up when the interview aired, which actually makes it worse. they all knew. they had time to correct this, but they wanted her righteous anger in context which was absolutely the normal reaction to 8.2 million americans being misled. but what did bret do instead of correct this? he hid the ball. he hid the truth. he did what donald trump would have wanted him to do. call that malice aforethought, anybody on that show, they knew what they were doing. they let it go for 24 hours and did a very weak, light, quick apology and never really addressed it. they knew what they were doing. and i'm just really glad that 8.2 million americans had a chance to get a glimmer into how far fox news would go to mislead the american people, their viewers, for the benefit of a man who calls people who don't agree with him t

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. >> geraldo: first formal fox news interview with bret baier.hat's going to be tomorrow. >> brian: and fox weather alert. all power could be restored in florida today after milton but thousands are still in the dak in north carolina. we will talk to one family who took this picture as their cat floated away in helene's floodwaters before making it back home, exclamation point. >> lawrence: so it's going to be your interview. this is not us. it's the brian kilmeade show. >> steve: thank goodness not a cat catastrophe. seconds hour of "fox & friends" starts with that pun. >> ainsley: three weeks y'all, tuesday until election day. both candidates are hitting the swing states. >> steve: vice president kamala harris is going to do a radio town hall in detroit. >> lawrence: former president donald trump will head to georgia after his pennsylvania town hall turns into a concert. >> brian: right. he also is going to do another interview. another network. we have live team conch. madeleine rivera is covering the trump campaign we have griff jenkins live

in a big fox news interview, vice president kamala harris told bret baier the country needs to move onoblem is, she's part of the current administration, remember? >> bret: you've been in office for 3-1/2 years. >> and donald trump has been in office. come on. >> steve: j.d. vance will reacts, jd, you are next. >> lawrence: "fox and friends" exclusive series i went to barber shops to talk politics. >> remember is so short right now, was it not vice president harris who supported what? defund the police? >> ainsley: north carolina still struggling to rebuild from hurricane helene, but country mu music's biggest stars are doing their part to help. parmalee joins us later in the show. >> lawrence: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now. >> steve: it happened last night, must-see fox news interview. bret baier pressing the vice president about the economy and border, a lot about the border in her 1st sit-down with fox news. >> ainsley: and the democratic nominee refuses to take responsibility for migrant crime under her administration. >> jocelyn nungaray, rachel morin, laken riley, yo

fox news's bret baier did not back down on tough topics that americans deserve answers on. we are just 19 days away from election day. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." bret's interview began with a tense exchange on one of the top issues for voters, the biden-harris border crisis. >> bret: how much illegal immigrants would you estimate, your administration has released into the country over the last 3 1/2 years? >> i'm glad you raised the issue of immigration. i agree with you. it is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have. and you know what i'm going to talk about right now. >> bret: do you think it's 1 million or 3 million. >> let's get to the point. the point is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. >> bret: your homeland security said 85% of apprehensions. a rough estimate of 6 million people have been released into the country. let me finish and i will get you lakin riley, and others are young women brutally assaulted and killed by men released at the beginning of the administration. do you owe those f

they wouldn't know the difference between a brown bear and bret baier. only difference is only one of them. [ bleeps ] in the woods. the only thing they really protecting his themselves. they are angry at musk for not throwing intellect and wealth behind a harris and are abusing their power to punish them. they're suing them for violating first amendment rights with the rocket launches like saturday's record breaker. [ cheers ] >> greg: that was a first nobody in the history the world has ever done that. i once caught something shaped like a rocket and did the emergency room have a challenger moving that. wasn't even july fourth. effect is harris beat nasa with far left -- wireless employees in cash and did so well trying to cure disease and protect press freedom and create an army of obedient robots least i hope they are obedient. when i say eliminate do see you don't want that. they think they can get musk to shut up when he saved the world and they can't because that drives him crazy. he embraces the call for adventure which is the complete opposite o

more on this special report anchor bret baier. this morning i was listening to podcast of the "new york times" and they choose three or four stories to highlight in the morning. your interview with kamala harris is one of those three. this is big news to everybody. people are getting a lot of -- there is a lot of interest in it. i'm curious if you could walk us through. how did it come together and how much time do you get with her? >> good morning. you listen to a lot of those podcasts. >> it took a long time. i've asked, a lot of us have asked for interviews. i was also asking about a debate that we were trying to have, a final closing arguments. the campaign came back and said she was going to have this event in philadelphia and i could have a sit-down. so the time is roughly 25 minutes, 25 to 30 minutes. we were trying to do it live but they gave us the time 5:00 p.m. eastern time. my show starts at 6:00. we're doing it pre-tape but wanted to wait until we got the commercial structure. now we do thanks to the folks above. we w

harris later in the evening with bret baier getting a whole lot of pushback. vaughn hillyard, thank you very much. >>> kelly, kamala harris, the vp, is in michigan as well. she's talking to voters out there, also union voters. what's the strategy here? who does she need in michigan? >> well, making multiple stops in michigan, and i'm in oakland county that vaughn was talking about. she'll be here later this evening, and part of the strategy is to try to chip away at votes from donald trump in rural areas and run up the score among suburban voters, and that's where the harris campaign tells me they believe they are showing strength. some of that has to do with the strength of women voters, college educated voters and so forth. they believe a path way to victory in the state of michigan is to focus in those ways, and to deliver an economic message. she is talking to union voters here. is talking about donald trump 's record and how he has at times, not stood up for workers and oversaw periods of time when plants closed. those kinds of things to make the argument

when candidate sits on this desk criticizing bret baier and another candidate sits down with bret baier to have a conversation on that is the contrast between the two. >> john: folks, thinking to thank you for hanging in, i thought it was fascinating and good to watch. be sure to tune into "the faulkner focus" where. >> harris: to harris will host women in the audience and that will be fascinating as well. don't miss bret baier's exclusive interview as richard was promoting with vice president kamala harris which is also tomorrow on "special report" 6:00 p.m. eastern. a lot ahead, sandra, in the next 24 hours. >> sandra: we are walking in the middle of the week with all of that and lawmakers demanding answers on afghan election terrace they attack. is a biden administration stonewalling? we will speak to congressman steffi stephanice bice pushing for answers. (vet 4) thank you, admiral. (admiral) money to pay down debts and get financial peace of mind. (vet 5) thank you, admiral. (admiral) we'll do everything we possibly can to get you approved. (vo) call 1-844-964-1472. - [narrator] li

you heard me it was on fox news host bret baier. >> questioned her in a 20 plus minute contentious intervieww, the decision to actually appear on a channel that largely caters to donald trump was not done i'm on a whim. it was as her campaign told me this week, a decision to reach every voter they can in this case independence and republicans. >> so high to go? well, best to boil it down like this, okay aerospace questions on some of the most popular attack let's from her critics that the last four years haven't been great i'm being generous way to describe it to her and that she'll just be more of the same let me be very clear. my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. and like every new president that comes in to office, i will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas there's going to be some daylight once she takes office, if she's takes office now the other popular attacks from her critics is that no one knows what she stands for, because reviews have changed in 2019, particularly on the issue of immigration you supported a

you don't have to look far, colored call your daddy podcast, 60 minutes and special report with bret baiera. the more she talks, the responses sound can't. >> what do you say to people who say you stay on the talking points? >> i would say, you're welcome. there are certain things that must be repeated to ensure that i have everyone know what i stand for and the issues i think are at stake in this election so it requires reputation. >> for independent moderate repetition might be key for kamala harris that you talk to the voters on the campaign trail and they don't know about the plan for the economy and we will see if we hear anything about that days away from the election. we got something in the first time fox, sandra, endorsed vice president kamala harris saying they believe she has a law and order perspective here to the campaign releasing this to the network because claps back at what former president trump says she is not a law and order candidate. a lot of. a lot of back-and-forth closer to the elections. >> sandra: great reporting from p.a., alexis. >> john: katie pavlich, fox new

she dove into the deep end of the pool with fox news and bret baier, and she did extremely well. she answered the questions on message and you know, look, the republican, she's trying to track down right now at this point in the campaign or not, the republican, she's going to flip from trump to herself. she's just trying to flip those, those republicans that are, weren't going to show up and vote and just sit on the couch. i think they heard a message today that was consistent and they were able to figure out do they want somebody who's more liberal than they are, or somebody who lies to them every day. and i think at the end of the day, more republicans that sit in the middle are going to, are going to flock toward somebody that they can legislatively work with there's more liberal but doesn't lie to them every time he opens his mouth. >> jonah, i want to get your overall impression of just how you think this did or did not appeal to any persuadable republicans? i do want to before just play this back-and-forth. they had over the biden-harris record on immigration and border sec

what's so amazing is bret baier, who i think was the first person, sort of, not bret baier, but britguy people go to first. on fox's own air after the interview wraps and before all the disinformation and talking points have circulated, brit hume comes out and basically gives her strong marks for how she conducted herself. and i actually think some of the strongest moments of the interview are not the ones getting sent around. i think it's when, it shows that even bret baier, someone who is a smart person, whatever you think of his journalism, he's a smart person, is consuming from the tainted supply of disinfo about kamala harris. he presumes a bitterness and anger in her that you would have to presume to try to get her to say she hates trump supporters. she doesn't hate trump supporters. she's run a campaign from the very beginning where she's only interested in contrasting herself with donald trump. she's the most disciplined candidate of the trump era. there's actually never been anyone who has run against donald trump this way, which is why he's like a baby deer on ice. i wonder

stuart: kamala harris will sit down with bret baier tomorrow.first interview on fox. my personal if opinion is that this is a move of desperation on her part. he's got to do something. what say you -- she's got to do something. what say you? >> well, sure. you see it happening all around. look, when barack obama ends up lecturing young black men, literally browbeating them, it tells you how much trouble they're in. if she can't carry her base, and she can't, she has no space to expand, she's a terrible candidate. you referred to it earlier, that whole answer yesterday about the stars and the constellations ant what she was talking about. carville it would me one time that he went in to see al gore and said i'm your con consultant, i can't figure out what your campaign is about. how do you think citizens are going to figure it out? i watch kamala harris and i think this is a person who's not ready for prime time. she shouldn't be on national television, and she can't do it. she cannot do it. she can't deliver. stuart: but what do you want the hea