i will pay you and brian kilmeade will pay me. >> brian: why is he there? >> will: they want me to give it to you. whole money clip. come here. i don't know why he's here, why are you here? >> i never leave, they keep me here. >> brian: is he a groundskeeper. >> will: good jokes. i want to do impractical jokers. i want to play jokes on people, that is what i do. >> brian: don't you do it all weekend long? >> will: it is what you do. game three on fox don't miss it. big star power, aaron judge, shohei ohtani, juan soto. >> ainsley: we'll have a-rod on the curvy couch tomorrow and melania. >> steve: famous last words. >> lawrence: there's a story there. kamala harris policies could impact supreme court if she's elected. we'll discuss next. what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free

>> brian: can someone check the tag?e owns a clothing store might have to get that in there. >> we will talk afterwards. >> brian: great. >> as a mother of four children what do you think if trump wins to the mortgage rates and the stock market? >> stuart: the stock market goes up in the long run, not necessarily immediately after his win. but i think it goes up in the long run because of economic growth. but i think mortgage rates will probably go up some more. that will be the bad news here. now, trump says, look, i'm going to muscle the federal reserve to make sure interest rates are cut. there is a limit how far he can go with that i think in a strong economy, mortgage rates will probably start to go up. they are moving up already. >> steve: they are. >> stuart: right now you are getting close to 7% on a 30-year fixed rate loan because of the anticipation of a stronger economy. i'm sorry to say mortgage rates up, very bad news for housing and bad news for a lot of folks here. >> brian: right. you just brought down th

did you, brian? >> brian: remotely funny. what makes this charming, candidates don't pretend to be stand-up comics. how they deliver makes it charming and makes you relatable. one thing underappreciates, we have self-depraindicating humor. trump said, i don't think so. >> ainsley: i was amazed she did not come, so many influential individuals. cardinal dolan, donald trump and melania and brian kilmeade. i was proud of you. there was robert kraft, one of the top comedians in the country. >> steve: you are talking -- spelling question. >> ainsley: surprised she wasn't there. >> lawrence: it is a layup. >> ainsley: really, we supported you. >> brian: three theories. one, she's with her abortion stance, anti-catholic. number two, not comfort in this format, number three, she wants to make trump seem not electable. >> steve: we said he was going to be here, he just walked into the studio. we should stand up, donald trump is in the house. come on over. >> brian: quick turnaround. >> we have a place for you. >> ainsley: good to see

, brian, i told you.an and i started doing standup together. so, we're friends. hopefully. [laughter] >> steve: now that's funny, brian. >> ainsley: i don't know you knew each other. >> brian: a little bit. he took a page from gutfeld. same type humor. i hope you don't mind i'm going to make a joke about you. >> steve: you are right there. >> brian: i could have stopped it. contains. >> ainsley: candidates are supposed to say don't roast me. >> steve: brian white tails or white tie what time is that due back? >> brian: six hours left. unbelievable. turns out they told me to try it on. i didn't. big mistake. >> steve: it is a rental? >> brian: oh, yeah. i put it on, right? because i go, look, it's adjustable side band what could go wrong. i'm sitting there, i could see my ankles. i had to undo it and i realized i undid it too much i had to staple it. >> steve: pants are adjustable. >> brian: after i saw lawrence. true story. so i had to undo them and then i sat there and go it's over my shoe and then i had

god was not with him. >> brian: why do you being she missed it? there are a lot of theories. >> i think she's not competent. >> brian: you don't think she's funny? >> i don't think she's funny. her staff, she has 5% of her staff stayed with her, 95% quit. if that happened to me, that would be front page. nobody likes her, nobody wants to be wither had. i don't like saying it, we can't have her as a president, she is a marxist. we can't have a marxist, do you agree, ainsley? >> ainsley: i do agree. >> she's not very good. >> ainsley: closing argument time, only 2-1/2 weeks until the election, this is the final, this is it. she realized joy, joy, joy is not working for them. >> not too well. >> ainsley: now they are ramping up their rhetoric. she sat down with bret baier, talking about you, she said he's unstable. she was speaking at a rally in eerie, pennsylvania, she called you unstable and unhinged. this new ad, she's saying unhinged, more unstable and unchecked and this caller that called in to charlamagne the god breakfast club show, this calle

doesn't do the weave well. >> brian: still working on my weave. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. >> brianank you very much, carley. >> steve: we are stepping aside. we are going to run a commercial as a public service. >> brian: i was supposed to read the tease. ♪ory where our founder discovered a retired teacher living. no home. no health care. so she said no to this injustice and yes to transforming lives. it's this drive, this compassion that inspired aarp. today, we empower people to choose how they live as they age. as a wise friend and fierce defender, we advocate for better health, financial security, and stronger communities. aarp. join us in making a difference. sounds like you need to vaporize that cold. dayquil vapocool? it's dayquil plus a rush of vicks vapors. ♪ vapocooooool ♪ woah. dayquil vapocool. the vaporizing daytime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, power through your day, medicine. [coughing] copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in

brian, ainsley? >> brian: all right. brooke. >> ainsley: been campaigning on a new campaign forward, top harris surrogate josh shapiro is hard-pressed to explain exactly what makes kamala harris all that different. >> you name one key policy difference between vice president harris and president biden. how would her administration look different? >> you know, i have been really encouraged by the amount of energy that kamala harris, vice president harris has put in to focusing on how she will cut taxes for small businesses. the focus on child care, tax credits expansion. >> those aren't necessarily differences though. they are an expansion or tweak to some extent toe what's been done. can you name one policy difference? >> well, listen, again, the contrast i am focused on, kristen is between her and donald trump. >> brian: wow. you had a week to come up with that answer and you came up empty. fox news contributor byron york is in the swing state of pennsylvania and joins us now. byron, are you surprised there was no answe

this is one to watch, brian. some random person saying i saw people throwing ballots in a garbage can. hearing from plol officials saying someone or a group dropped off thousands of voter registration forms and in your county it was voter registration forms plus mail in ballot requests and took a look at these on their face they were suspicious, do you know why? a lot of them were in the same handwriting, same date. didn't match up with social security numbers. what they have done there is separated out these suspicious forms and they are investigating. apparently there are up to four counties in pennsylvania right now who are dealing with what they think may be a wide scale voter operation fraud situation. >> brian: i just hope the governor is vigilant and the attorney general. because we got to get to the bottom of it. i hope everyone's objective is the same. north carolina the rnc is suing the north carolina state board of electors they say 225,000 people not properly registered because their forms did not req

>> brian: what about the rangers? feel like every time the knicks win a play off game i nazi rally. >> lawrence: goes to the point that you were making, brian, it all being coordinated. i get this is the october surprised. >> brian: i think it is. >> lawrence: lawrence guys, you have already tried to line of attack. it's all baked in. this is why your parents teach you the story of the boy who cried wolf. you can't keep crying wolf, crying wolf and waiting until, i guess, the 48-hour mark and saying that this is -- this is the one thing that you have on donald trump. the other thing that they have working against them is that no one has really been able to go on record, besides kelly, to corroborate his story. >> steve: i will tell you what, speaking of coordinated, the kamala harris campaign has put out now two tv ads with john kelly. so they are out there. and people are going to be watching it. so, right now, in the run-up to the election, which is less than two weeks away, they are going to beat that drum that he

lawrence, steve, ainsley and brian. >> brian: right. >> lawrence: thanks, maddy. >> brian: is he a lote active. even today is he doing two things. he has his bloomberg interview and going over to georgia. she starts at 4:30 with charlamagne tha god, put it on the schedule. gets democrats nervous. do you know at the best scenario, you are in a tie? >> ainsley: i think it shows he is in a good place. i think he is having fun. >> steve: i think so, too. >> lawrence: that's such a stupid comment to say he is lost and confused. he called an audible. this is a person running his campaign. you got people passing out and he goes, you know, i'm just going to end. this we're just going to put some music on. and this is someone in control of the room. not someone that has a campaign crypted by the staff. sometimes you got to know the moment and switch gears sometimes. >> ainsley: isn't what they say though -- sorry steve. if there is an attack or something bad, just play the music, keep the audience calm. >> lawrence: keep everybody calm. ains ain't people passing out because it's so hot in there

brian? >> brian: thank you so much, matt.ciate it. 21 minutes before the top of the hour. let's move this conversation further with rebecca line critic of the institute senior fellow. how damaging was this leak and are you convinced it was a leak not a hack? we don't know the nature of the leak or the hack we do know this administration had a systemic leaking problem. any time u.s. officials have conversations with the israelis we find it reported in the american media without naming the source in the biden-harris administration. so the biggest problem for me, brian, and the biggest fallout from this is that it further damages the united states' reputation as a reliable ally and partner, especially with allies like israel who are in a time of need about to carry out a significant counter strike against the iran regime and so there should be no leaks and the american people we know consistent basis conversation with prime minister and he president higher officials end up in the "the washington post" the next day the prrnlt dec

. >> brian: joy? >> ainsley: joy. >> steve: lawrence is in battleground michigan talking to voters there. they are happy he is there you will hear from had them shortly. >> ainsley: good crew out there, lawrence. the dock workers hitting the picket lines for a second day, disrupting shipping on the east coast. we're going to ask the speaker of the house, mike johnson, about how congress will address the economic fallout in just a few moments. >> brian: israel vowing revenge. revenge as lauren launches a barrage of nearly 200 missiles in unprecedented attack. pete hegseth on the widening war and what netanyahu has pledged to do. >> steve: while you were sleeping we actually started at 5:00 a.m. so this is the third hour of this special edition of "fox & friends" and it starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: we begin this hour with a fox news alert. the port strike now on its second day. effectively shutting down 36 major shipping hubs along the east coast and the gulf coast. >> oh my goodness, container ships

back to you, brian. >> brian: thank you. both candidates hitting battleground state hard.oters. watch. >> are you betters off now than you were four years ago? i'm here today with message of hope for all americans. >> love of our country to fight for ideals of our country, that is what our campaign is about. >> brian: another cringy moment for vice president harris in michigan yesterday. watch. >> donald trump! donald trump! >> now each of you shout your own name, do that. it is about all of us. >> brian: ouch. co-host of "the five," you recognize him everyday and they go into the street like normal human beings. harold ford and dana perino. dana has two jobs. dana, closing argument you would put in teleprompter for president trump and kamala harris? >> it is interesting day, president trump going to a swing state talking about energy and economy and voters for last 24 mo months have been saying inflation and energy. c contrast with dc centered campaign and dc closing argument today talking about january 6 and the past. during the koven vention, i talked about game of jeng

brian will understand.lawrence, pay attention i know you know you probably need a little baseball education and that's what i'm here for for you this morning. tomorrow in game four, it's a bullpen game. that means no starter. relief pitchers lined up to go two, one evening throughout the game. watch tonight game three if the yankees can get to the dodgers starter early and have to get to the bullpen, sets them up bad for tomorrow. my point being, yankees down 2-0 to the dodgers but these next two games could line up perfectly for the yankees if, and this is a big one if aaron judge can start hitting. he is one for nine. probably going to have to hit the ball a long way just to get in the right shape for the yankees. but we're going to be here all morning. i think we're going to get in. i will sneak it past the deliveryman. that guy looks like somebody. i'm going to go with him in a minute, get in and talk to you guys all morning long this time from yankee stadium. back to you across the river. >> brian: fir

oh, for halloween, i understand now. >> brian: there you go. >> ainsley: thanks, brian. >> brian: bullfrog, lifeguard. >> steve: you have that costume in your closet. >> brian: absolutely. >> lawrence: save money. >> ainsley: picturing our kids coming out and a woman comes out in a bikini. >> brian: dress like summer. >> lawrence: a little weird. >> steve: let's talk politics. vice president harris and former president trump making campaign stops in georgia. >> brian: new poll has trump leading hays by 4 percentage points there. >> ainsley: it shows 74% of black voters in georgia would vote for kamala harris, drop from the 87% joe biden got in 2020. >> lawrence: it is huge. i went to atlanta with the barber shop talk series. take a look. >> what is the state of the community right now? >> know ma, right now, state of the community, we're kind of in disarray. we want to know what is going to happen in november. >> lawrence: if the election was held today, who do you think is going to win? >> i think trump. >> trump. >> it is going to be close. >> in here, we've seen more people leaning towa

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and brian kilmeade.] remember, brian, i told you -- brian and i started doing stand up together. so, we're friends. hopefully. >> now that's funny. what did you think of that? >> brian: sounds like gutfeld, i thought it was cool. i saw him before and he said oh, i'm referencing you i hope it's okay. i'm like do i have a choice? i thought -- then i thought he was kidding. i think the whole thing was he wrote the jokes, a lot of them up until the last minute. and i think the thing about jim gaffigan is is he clean. so if you look at hits comedy. doesn't matter how old you are, he is just a funny guy. >> steve: there was one grownerr inappropriate topic we will not talk about. aside from that, it was a great show. and once again, going back to my original point. it's too bad she was not there it was showing a side of the dynamic that would have given people a different opinion. >> ainsley: i'm sitting at this table and i'm like wow, i'm so impressed martha is up there. >> steve: right over his shoulder. >>

brian? >> brian: wow, nate, so many moving parts.at job. 28 minutes now before the top of the hour. expand 00 operation. former idf spokesperson jonathan joins us now. live in jerusalem with the latest. colonel, the best you can i know you know where the leaders are i know you knew where nasrallah was. how well does the idf know the tunnel system they are going into right now? >> good morning, thank you for having me. i think that hezbollah has been busy overred last 17, 18 years. digging tunnels and preparing for this day. what exist on the other side of the blue line the border and israel is an intricate system of tunnels that hezbollah has dug which they intend to use in order to cross into israel attack israeli communities. that is one important infrastructure that israeli troops will be going in in order to dismantle so that the area will be safe for israeli civilians to return to once the military operations hopefully will come to a successful conclusion. >> brian: between the 3,000-plus leaders, hezbollah fighters, that were b

alex, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. >> brian: appreciate you breaking it down for us.economy to a big crowd at madison square garden. the impact on your wallet. if you see four more years of kamala harris. but, first, the countdown is on to game 3 of the world series on fox. will cain is outside yankee stadium. will? i should say inside. >> will: sun's up, sun's up inside yankee stadium. outdoor stadium. sun's up. tonight game three, brian, yankees-dodgers on fox we will have you set up for it coming up on "fox & friends." ♪ unitedhealthcare knows you've got your whole life ahead of you. ♪ ♪ it's nice to know you're free to focus on what matters, with reliable medicare coverage from unitedhealthcare. this week on chewy, shop and get a $30 egift card to use on treats they want, toys they love or food they devour. at prices everyone feels jolly about. for low prices for holidays with pets, there's chewy. >> aaron judge and the yankees are back in the bronx looking for a win in game 3 of the world series tonight as dodgers star ohtani is back in the lineup after hurting h

you like bush. >> brian: i do. you like w, you guys get along. >> yeah, i disagreed with what he did so much. i really disagreed, it got us into middle east, we spend $10 trillion and got nothing except death. >> brian: you like kids, 10-year-old from tennessee has a question for the 45th president. >> president trump, i'm daniel, i'm 10, i'm from tennessee. what was your favorite president when you were little. >> brian: your favorite president when you were little? >> i liked ronald raying knowa, knowa, -- reagan. i did not love his trade policy, that was not his strength. he had a great dignity, ronald reagan, you could say, there is our president, more than any of the others. great presidents, lincoln was probably a great president. i said, why wasn't that settled, we had a civil war. >> brian: half the country left before me got there. >> is almost say like why wasn't that? example, ukraine never would have happened if i were president, israel would have never happened, october 7 would have never happened. ira

brian? >> brian: wow, so much going on. trey, thanks so much. appreciate it.ore the top of the hour. israeli prime minister netanyahu threatening toe etall great to iran strikes. in fact, he promises to. what would that look like when it happens? medal of honor recipient staff sergeant david bellavia joins us now. great to see you, david. your thoughts about the 180 missiles that went israel's direction and what the response will look like? >> well, this is the largest ballistic missile attack in the history of man. they have to be responded to. if you just look at open source information right now on social media, you see a lot of iranians that are going to the pumps and getting gas. and that is the one thing that's been hanging out there. remember, almost 95% of all the export of the crude oil, of the revined gas that iran has is just sitting on an island, almost designed to be blown up by the idf in the persian golf right now that has to be looked at as a target. this gives you a once in a generation opportunity to take out their programs. understand that h

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brian, over to you. >> brian: action packed football sunday on tap at fox.ncluding cleveland and washington starting at 1:00 eastern time. here with more of the fox nfl games is analyst, fantastic player in his own right, charles. i love your show at 11:00. a great crew. if i could tap into the football knowledge of yours let's get started. fox got browns and commanders. the big story this year is washington might be the biggest surprise coming in 3-one. how much pressure is on brown's quarterback watson. >> traded half the team and gave him a ton of money. something unprecedented to give him a guaranteed contract. he definitely hasn't lived up to that. i know the browns have been dealing with injuries on offensive line and had different combinations almost every week. but they are expecting a guy that you give that kind of money to be able to get over some of that. he hasn't been able to deliver. they have some receivers with a bunch of drops last week. i think they lead the league in dropped passes from that group. so aside from him, not playing up to his

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brian? >> brian: it's amazing what is going on. at least two war fronts. we still don't know how that leak became a leak. virginia governor, you know him, is once again hitting back at the belt department of justice's lawsuits against his state's election reform laws. after he removed non-citizens from voter rolls. >> this is not a purge. it is not systematic. it is individualized. and it starts with someone identifying as a non-citizen and then ending up on our voter rolls as i said purpose gli or by accident. the question is how can we as a nation and how can i as a governor allow non-citizens to be on the voter roll? this is just not right. it's not just constitutionally correct. it's common sense. >> brian: there are 16 states that don't need voter ids who know what is going to happen? here to react is fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett. he seems legitimately exasperated that he is being sued by the department of justice for doing. this your thoughts? >> look. non-citizens cannot vote in federal and state elections. that's the law. supreme court prec

brian, what would you like to add? >> brian: that was the most deceptive, dramatic call ever.calling for the brewers. alonso with the ball it's over the wall, oh my goodness it's 3-2 like we caught them by surprise. you have to listen to howie rose. he truly caught the dramatics. one of the great moments in baseball. i think in baseball history. >> lawrence: can you imagine if you were listening to that on radio? so much energy. >> brian: 0-5. 22-36. dead year for the mets. what is happening to that team. why is he wasting all that money. tear it down, start again. now they are advancing in the playoffs. >> ainsley: if we're yankee fans. >> brian: great news. mets and yankees separate divisions they are going -- they are still alive in the playoffs. >> lawrence: that's imhowr sports commentary from b.k. this morning. >> brian: on schedule. which bothers you, i know. not in the prompter. >> lawrence: just a little bit. former president trump returns to the site of the assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania, how secret service is preparing for the high stakes rally. that'

you are clumsy. >> brian: roll and keep going. i am hurt and play it off until i get home. >> lawrence: you look to see who is watching. >> ainsley: i'm sure that did not feel good. had to be a little painful. >> brian: i never want to be a singer, too dangerous. >> lawrence: right, nothing to do with vocals. >> ainsley: oklahoma lawmakers accusing white house shutting down a briefing over a potential terror attack >> the push for answers. elmer>> if you're looking for a nutritional supplement that really makes a difference look at immuno 150. jerry>> my life and my health have changed since i began taking immuno 150. the pain and inflammation in my joints is gone. elizabeth>> i can hardly believe how much my health has improved within six weeks of starting immuno 150. i have more energy, my pain is gone, and i've lost weight too. frank>> i have noticed when driving my truck all day that it tends to give me more energy and keeps me more alert. shelly>> since i've been taking immuno 150 i've seen tremendous changes in my body, from

>> brian: right. and that's what "new york times" say jim manly long time democratic strategist says i don't think these comments are going to hurt long term frustrating to watch as the harris campaign ha to spend precious time clarifying what the president was trying to say. we are very -- we are past the need to be concerned about president biden's feelings. after all, he dealt her a pretty bad hand when he finally agreed to drop out with months to go. if the harris campaign feels the need distance themselves, they should feel free to do so. the problem is he did something two weeks ago politically when he said i want to lock up trump, politically lock him up. that was the accusation with lawfare. that your department of justice was put on a mission from you to lock him up and stop him from running. it backed up your fears. we all think that you have very little respect for the maga movement. and then trump would break down and says make america great again? what are you trying to say. he started th

brian. >> brian: everyone here is over 21. >> steve: the martin county sheriff is actually -- rememberpartment is the one that apprehended that guy from west palm beach who was in the bushes the sheriff is here today and so are his deputies. >> ainsley: wow. >> steve: a lot of fans of law enforcement. [cheers] >> brian: steve, a question, you don't have to answer now. >> steve: by the way -- go ahead. >> brian: you don't have to answer now, these are the type of bloody mary's with horse radish. when you put horse radish in a bloody marry you have made a commitment. commitment i would like and my brother has chronicled before. [laughter] >> steve: new york city wants to know how much horse radish is in there? >> a lot! >> lawrence: she gets it. >> ainsley: she likes it. >> steve: it's not because 7:00 and they are drinking, but so many people have already called me peter. they think -- they all think i'm peter doocy. hey, who thinks i'm peter doocy? [cheers] [laughter] >> steve: i'm his dad. anyway, as i said, special guest, we have brian mast in the house. is he going to be with us in

they are size of person. >> brian: do they have a pouch? >> lawrence: they don't have a pouch. >> carley: koala bears do, which i did not know, so cute. >> ainsley: they don't have cargo pants. >> ainsley: i will guilty you one at central park zoo, you can get koala with baby in the pouch. >> brian: or build your own pouch. >> ainsley: take brian's gift card he gave me to build-a-bear. >> lawrence: why did he have to be fact checked it was corrected yesterday and today. >> brian: we'll debate in the break. stay out of this. other big interview, former president trump holding a special town hall with harris faulkner in georgia. >> all happening safrpth your cities in the united states and go back to normalcy. >> ainsley: fox weather alert, 92 people still missing in north carolina two weeks after hurricane helene. jane is live in hard hit chimney rock. hi, jane. >> good morning, we are just outside because access is restricted. we'll meet with the mayor later this morning to look at what is happening. the airborne you unit left yesterday whe

. >> brian: debate not without controversy. moderators were barred from fact-checking and they fact-checked government. >> springfield, ohio has a large population of haitian -- >> margaret, the rules were you would not fact check. it is important to say what is going on. >> former president trump ripping walz performance, he's been indoctrinated with lies. he's as nervous as you can get. >> steve: you could tell that, mr. walz, the governor, taking an awful lot of notes and stumbling while trying to defend kamala harris' record and his past comments, as well. >> you said you were in hong kong in spring of 1989. minnesota public radio and other meed are reporting you did not travel there until august of that year. can you explain that dis discrepancy? >> my community saw where i was at. i have poured my heart into my community. i've not been perfect, but i'm a knucklehead at times. i hear critiques of this. donald trump should have come on a trip with us. >> governor, can you explain the discrepency? >> i misspoke on this, that

brian, my friend, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much, carley.the number one story in america and around the world that is this election 11 days and counting. let's look over in ers a trump up 1.5. biden was up by 2. hillary 1.5 with 11 days left. trump is winning in nevada. that would be a shocker. up .7. biden was up by 5 and hillary by 3. they would hold on to those states. trump would actually win arizona. trump lost wisconsin -- excuse me, won in 2016, then lost it. right now he is up by 0.2. obviously within the margin of error. in michigan trump broke the blue wall in 2016. put back together by joe biden just barely right now trump leads by 0.2%. in pennsylvania where everyone is focused on trump up by 0.6. in pennsylvania at this point biden was up by 4.8 and hillary 5.2. hillary would go on to lose that in north carolina the last time a democrat won that was barack obama at this point with north carolina, biden was up 1.2 hillary up by 2.2. and then in georgia, trump lost it famously in 2020. is he now leading by 2.2%. good thing he mend

>> brian: her is tim murtaugh. weeks ago it was turn page, she is different, new leadership, she did not know the answer as to how or why she's different twice. other sub-plot, looks like biden camp, i heard this two weeks ago, biden is upset that she does not talk about all they accomplished. >> steve: mention the boss more. >> brian: he is getting ticked off and not asked to go on campaign trail and cancels a press conversation. >> lawrence: contradicts what she was saying about ron desantis. she is going after ron desantis saying that he is being childish, selfish and then joe biden is on record saying, the relationship is fine, i gave him my personal cell phone number. >> brian: when "the view" asked him, well, you know, it was time -- he doesn't know. he is set -- >> lawrence: pressure, she still wants to run. >> brian: nancy pelosi. >> steve: who is to rescue? tomorrow barack obama will appear in pittsburgh. >> brian: biden blames obama for collapse of ukraine. he underestimated vladamir putin and he vaded an

. >> brian: it is.asket of deemployeeables, what hillary clinton said about trumps upcoming new york city rally. >> trump reenact ing the madiso square garden rally in 1939. neo-nazis, fascists in america. >> brian: play out of the playbook. >> ainsley: that page is still there? east coast versus west coasts tonight on fox. yankees versus dodgers. >> steve: final hour of "fox and friends" for the week, it was a long week, starting right now. >> lawrence: vice president kamala harris will be in houston, texas today for a rally where where o /* /* beyonce is expected to take the lead. >> steve: so is willie nelson. star-studded rally in georgia. >> brian: what is better dancer? willie or beyonce? former president trump will be in texas with podc podcaster gi joe rogan. at least one hour. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera live at the white house. >> madeleine: vice president kamala harris focusing on abortion today in houston, a message her campaign has leaned on to motivate voters and using backdrop of tex tec

who are on friends. >> brian: good point, i like that. she does a morning show host on apple + and plays one on streaming. apple. >> steve: speaking of apple a day keep -- >> ainsley: you wake up every morning thinking about jennifer aniston. >> steve: take an apple to your teacher. you were talking in the barber shop next to donald trump about school and the issue of tr transgender sports. >> people are concerned what is happening in school and they want a parent, they don't want nonsense to be -- >> you are not into transgender, right? you don't want your boy going to school and you are not going to have men playing in women's sports. >> my daughter is a state and national wrestler champion. >> she does not want to wrestle a man, right? >> they have yet to segregate men and women in wrestling. >> she's good? how would she have done against an average man your daughter? >> pretty -- i've seen her pin young men in high school. >> you don't want to break up with her. >> steve: it is a big issue for a lot of people. >> lawrence: especially

brian? >> brian: all right. thanks so much, matt. so many moving parts.eanwhile lawmakers demanding more answers after those classified documents were leaked. here now to react is florida congressman michael waltz on armed services with green beret background. brand new book called hard truths, think and lead like a green beret. it comes out today. congratulations on that. first off, on this, we don't know if it was a leak and we don't know if it was a hack. does that concern you? >> i don't know which would be worse and what would concern me more that the national geo spatial agency nga which analyzes all of our imagery, all of our drone footage, all of our satellites, that was hacked, that's hugely concerning. but i think it was much more likely a leak you have everything from rob mali which was obama and biden's lead negotiator. their lieutenants, one of which is still sitting in the pentagon. i think we have been compromised in many ways by iran. >> brian: we were spying on iran -- on israel, aren't we. not talking to us and telling us what they are d

back to you, brian. >> brian: thanks, so many war fronts and challenges and waiting on the israeli response. praying with families of american hostages held by hamas at one of the holiest jewish sites in the world. four americans are still held in gaza, including new jersey's own eshgdon alexander. the family join us here in the studio. great to see you under terrible circumstances. what did you say to the former president yesterday? >> i told him about edon, what kind of jersey boy he is. people that rescued in november saw edon in the tunnel and said to tell everyone he is an american citizen and tried to calm everyone down and say, you will be out soon, very fast, don't worry about it, gave us strength to know edan was strong on october 7. >> brian: he went over there just after high school to get back to israel? >> yeah, he always felt committed to israel, he loved both countries and he thought serving with idf is right thing to do and this is what they did. we were really proud of that. >> brian: you should be. first off, can you believe it has been a year? can you put into context wha

i wouldn't be surprised if that continues, brian. >> brian: nate, thank you so much. 28 minutes after the hour. continue with though story. daniel perez killed the day protecting the kibbutz. daniel's father rabbi don perez joins me now. rabbi, great to see you. what a toll your family paid on that day. bring us through it? >> we have four children, two sons and two daughters. our sons are the older two. we moved to israel from south africa 10 years ago. our sons 13 and 156789 forced october 7th, 2024. both officers israeli army. eldest son and youngest son in the tank call comes october 7th. danielle is based with his tank crew outside a base next to kibbutz of many hundreds of people. he fought for two and a quarter hours valiantly and gallantly with his crew saving some people. killing many terrorists until, unfortunately, he was shot killed and taken hostage. weave only knew after a 163 days that he in fact had been killed by some evidence you spoke about jabalia. >> brian: he was alive when they took him? >> we don't know. by the time 12:00 noon came that afterno

>> brian: fox news alert. israel just announcing one soldier killed in combat in lebanon and israel promise ing revenge after iran fired missiles at tel aviv yesterday. trey yingst is live in haifa. trey. >> trey: israeli forces are confirming one soldier killed ea earlier today while fighting in southern lebanon. this is an elite group of fighters used to conduct these type of operations. initial reports show hezbollah ambushed israeli forces on other side of the border. casualty rates will rise. we are tracking that story overnight, large-scale ballistic missiles attack launched from iran to israel, 180 missiles soaring through the skies. israel arrow three was working to take down the fire. s significant impact and craters caused by the missiles. one killed and two injured. they wsay they were responding o the killing of their leaders. what is the israeli response? iran-backed hezbollah launched 100 rockets into israel today. we are following the other security story overnight out of israel that killed seve

hearing from mike rogers and now brian kilmeade. >> brian: big news about that -- >> you were awesomerian: about the poll, i did not know he was up. tomorrow will cain will be out and about having breakfast with friends in georgia. we'll see where that goes. doos is on the loose to see what folks say about president biden's comments. it's --00 don't move. d. don't move. don't mov for one thing, could it mean more time for you? vyvgart hytrulo can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you. do not use vyvgart hytrulo if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients. it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leading to fainting, and allergic reactions such as rashes, swelling under the skin, shortness of breath, and hives. the most common side effects are respiratory and urinary tract infections, headache, and injection site reactions. it may increase the risk of infusion-related reactions and infection. tell your doctor if you have a history of infections or symptoms of a

we'll send it back to you, brian. >> brian: all right, bill.going to be quite active and you are all over it. bill melugin, thank you. with just six days until election day. largest newspaper chain "u.s.a. today" and 200 plus affiliates opting not to endorse a candidate. the following "the washington post" deciding and the "l.a. times" deciding not to endorse a candidate. in those cases, the owners of those newspapers decided to trump editorial page and stay out of it. vice president kamala harris not pleased ant pointing fingers at former president trump and his rich friends? >> disappointing no doubt. but the other piece of it is it gets back to my point about who is donald trump? because he is the one, right, who is up for election with me and, you know, he -- i think that some of your listeners, they know and others may not, which is that, look, it's billionaires in donald trump's club. >> brian: what is she even talking about. why is everything back to donald trump? fox news contributor, "wall street journal" editorial board member bill mc

. >> brian: okay.ittle surprise me there first joy now fear in the democrats shifting tone with three weeks until election day. >> a second trump term would be a huge risk. >> this salesman dangerous. >> donald trump, anybody who doesn't agree with him is the enemy. >> lawrence: they got to stop doing that. >> brian: vice president harris prepares for first formal fox news interview with bret baier tomorrow. >> plus, police say young migrants with ties to a violent venezuelan gang are terrorizing times square now. an nypd detective tells us how they are getting away with it. >> steve: those are our neighbor kids. meanwhile, a fox weather alert. all power could be restored in florida later today after hurricane milton but thousands are still in the dark in north carolina. we're going to talk to one family who took this picture right there, screen left as their cat floated away in the floodwaters. do you know what? as you can see screen right, cat came home. >> ainsley: isn't that great? >> steve: awesom

by the way, they are on our most wanted list as well, brian. >> brian: houthi rebels in particular, whatdo and the "wall street journal" writes about this today. this is an opportunity, this is escalating to de-escalate. this is an opportunity to put maximum america on iran. they are losing their honor guardrail, hezbollah and hamas, on their heels, looking to iran to step up. pressure. why don't we step up on iran's government, who iranian people hate them. they want to get rid of them. they are repressed women like no one's business. we watched the unrest, we have done nothing, i get it. we can't get involved in everybody's country. i understand it. but this is an opportunity. there and the houthi rebels shut down the red sea, it's 5% of capacity, these are the people that were removed from the terror watch list that we blamed saudi arabia for fomenting violence in the region. and we told the houthi rebels we'll recognize you and we called them the pariah nation that's how as backwards his foreign policy is within the biden administration, back him, help him and the other half says get

is very plain-spoken, brian.talks about it. >> brian: he was speaking with laura ingraham over the weekend when he was at the butler event. this is what he said his goal is, not just for men. watch. >> i am going to protect. i am going to protect men, too. it's my job to protect as president. they will don't protect right now. when they let 13,000 and 99 criminals-mean murderers, these are people in prison. some getting ready for the death penalty. and they allowed them to come into our country. we want them in our country but people capable of loving our country and that are good people. they have to go pass tests. i say to people and i'm not ashamed of that i saw a couple of wise guys on the left saying oh, who is he? i want to protect women. i'm going to protect women. and i'm going to protect men and i'm going to protect children. and that's my obligation to do it with the military and with law enforcement. >> rachel: that instinct to protect that is something so relatable to hispanic men who are -- they are

power's out. >> brian: fox news alert. hamas says it is open to any deal that would lead to a permanent assist in gaza. this is going on in doha, right? >> trey: absolutely. diplomatic efforts are ongoing. a senior hamas official signalled the group is open to an agreement as negotiators conduct parallel efforts to reach a short-term deal. an agreement is unlikely before u.s. elections. conversations continue at the working level. u.s. officials will be in the area this week to move the ball forward. death toll continue to rise in gaza. 88 palestinians were killed on tuesday. the director of the hospital spoke out about the lack of medical supplies and personnel to treat the wounded. >> we're talking about zero capabilities, zero medical supplies and zero, there is only one doctor left, a pediatrician who cannot provide surgical as assistance to these people. >> trey: idf announced an officer was severely wounded. israeli video shows capture 've a hezbollah commander. the ground operation continues. as this is ongoing all

>> brian: of course. no one looks at that and says mets are the better team or dodgers are, mets had a great season. trump met with roaring crowds and j.d. vance bartended ahead of the game. michele tafoya is next. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have". it's your free, just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable, licensed agent-producer can answer any questions you have and help you choose the plan that's right for you. the call is free. and there's no obligation. you see, medicare covers only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. that's why so many people purchase medicare supplement insurance plans like those offered by humana. they're designed to help you save mone

b brian. >> brian: good morning. minnesota governor tim walz is said to be nervous coming in to tonight's debate and is worried about letting vice president down. largest prediction site online polymarket has away with 72% chance of winning tonight's debate. walz has two different advantages that are very clear here. first advantage, more experience than ohio senator j.d. vance, 18 years under his belt as governor and congressman and walz is more likeable candidate. walz is only of the four candidates who voters view more favorable than unfavorable. vance's rating is negative by 12 points. walz team has been call ing debate prep camp north star, they believe tonight is about the minnesota governor staying true to who he is. lean into every man persona and to not get caught up in mean and nasty attacks tonight. >> tim should not get caught up in that, worry about what matters in american's lives. he needs to be real and that is what people are looking for. >> the game plan tonight is said to be concentrate on attackin

brian? >> brian: matt, a war in every direction. it's amazing.ch. 26 minutes now after the hour. with less than two weeks until the election, vice president harris is still dodging any and all questions. and deflecting blame on the handling of her border. >> you executive actions dramatic impact people crossing over. why didn't your administration do that in 2022, 2023. we were working with congress and hoping that actually we could have a long term fix to the problem instead of short-term fix. debate when asked if border crossing should be decriminalized obviously that is not your position. >> i never inner teptionded nor will i ever allow america to have a border that is not secure. >> brian: you just did. here to discuss it with restoring american editor at the washington examiner kaylee mcgee white. your take on the lack of answers and the lack of prethought when it comes to these very obvious questions? remember why she is at the town hall in the first place she desperately needs to win over the independent swing state voters this has been i

brian? >> brian: we appreciate it.n living in oklahoma charged with plotting an election day terror attack right here in the u.s. on behalf of isis. the 27-year-old arrived in 2021 after the disastrous withdrawal of afghanistan. and just one day after donald trump gave this warning. >> the country has never been more unsafe. we have people pouring in through our sensory border which everyone is forgetting about right now because of the travesty of afghanistan. if you look at the people coming in by the hundreds, by the thousands, and these are not the people necessarily that wanted the protection. these are people. so are they tastes? terrorists coming in. >> brian: at least one is former dsh senior adviser charles moreno. found in oklahoma, selling his stuff. ready to do a major plot on election day. how concerned are you? >> well, very, i have been concerned from the start of this administration. once they unveiled their policies and stood down the policies of the trump administration. which defied common sense, when