cheryl: all right.rizona waiting game as the senate and governor races remain too close to call, we have got a live report from phoenix when "coast to coast" returns. ♪ -- crazy, i just can't sleep. ♪ i'm so excited, i'm in too deep. ♪ oh, crazy, but it feels all right -- ♪ we're here today to set the record straight about dupuytren's contracture. surgery is not your only treatment option. people may think their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. ♪ cheryl: polls closing three days ago, but we're still waiting on results in a number of races. arizona is one of them, and that's where we'll probably still find kelly to grady for the next couple of days. you're in phoenix, obviously, and everyone is watching what's happening there. >> reporter: i know, cheryl. i feel like i live in maricopa now. it is lovely, so it's not too bad. yeah, we've got about 520,000 votes still to count here in arizona, the lion's share of those in marico

cheryl: yeah.mmittee, house financial services, you're calling on sbf and binance to testify on this collapse next month. that is assuming sbf isn't in jail to be clear here, there is a push to extradite him back from the bahamas to the united states. have you heard from representatives on either side? >> i have not. the ftx hearing is important. i think it's a seminal hearing. i think the based on the new ceo of ftx referring to this something worse, more complex, more devious than enron, that deserve as full public hearing and i hope we start that process in december at our hearing. i encourage both sides who have been called to testify to bring, bring themselves to washington and present themselves before the committee. cheryl: what do you think the end goal should be for the committee? there is a lot of talk about in particular when the republicans take control of the house there, will be a lot of investigations launched. whether it is hunter biden, whether joe biden or afghanistan, there is a

cheryl? cheryl: all right. casey stegall, thank you. get reaction to all of this from republican florida congresswoman kat cammack who is calling for dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas to step down. congresswoman, kevin mccarthy echoing the same words, that he should step down. is it impeachment if he doesn't? >> absolutely. i think all options are on the table. when you have lied to congressing, you've lied to the american people -- congress, you've lied to the american people, you have, quite frankly, ignored the fact that there is a humanitarian, a national security and public health crisis playing out on our southwest border, you have either been negligences in your duties or -- negligence in your duties or have just chosen not to do them. we are going to do the investigation that is necessary, and if mayorkas does not step down before january 3rd, then we will take those investigations and lay the groundwork for impeachment. that's what's on the table, and that's what needs to be done. the border has to be secured. cheryl: this has c

reporter: hi, cheryl. the white house national security council weighed in saying they support protesters. we could that similar mandates here could backfire at home, quote, we said the zero covid policy is not a policy we're pursuing here in the u.s. we think it will be very difficult for the peoples of republic of china to be able to contain the virus through their strategy. we're focused on what works, using public health tools, continuing to enhance vaccination rates, including boosters, making testing and treatment easily acceptable. the communist party right now is contending with protests erupting across the country. in shanghai, the nation's largest city there were clashes with police this weekend. in the capital city, beijing, protests are flaring in response to the strictest of all lockdowns. this includes peaceful student protests at one of the nation's most prestigious universities. a first during president xi xinping's decade long tenure. tension boiled over thursday after a apartment fire kil

cheryl? cheryl: chad pergram, live on capitol hill. we'll be waiting and watching the house floor to see when this vote, at least two votes come to pass, see what happens. chad, thank you very much for that live report. keep us posted. well farmers are sounding the alarm over the looming rail strike, what it could mean for our nation's food supply. fox business's madison alworth is live at a farm in monroeville, new jersey. madison we heard in chad's report, nancy pelosi talking about this has direct immediate impath on farmers. >> reporter: absolutely, cheryl. there are two prongs. the first thing, fertilizer. 50% of the fertilizer used in the u.s. travels by rail. farmers tell me if that goes off-line that would be absolutely devastating. they say something needs to be done soon, i'm talking soon. this rail strike set for december 9th. if it does not get averted fertilizer shipments would be stopped this sunday. fertilizer cannot be stranded on the rails. fertilizer is way up in cost. this would only make things worse. >> it has gone

stuart: cheryl casone, it is yours. cheryl: thank you so much, sir. welcome to "cavuto coast to coast." i'm cheryl casone in for neil on this veterans day. stocks are mixed right now a day after markets i saw their biggest gains in more than two years. we are going to dig into whether the markets can hand on to the green as big tech hands out thousands of pink slips. crucial states count votes. we have former georgia senator kelly leffler on what the gop needs to do to win the runoff in the peach state. we also have vivek ramaswamy on elon musk's foreign ties, and elaine parker on a judge blocking bidessen's student debt cancellation. and marcus molinaro. there is a lot to get to in the next two hours. let's get to it. we begin with the senate race in nevada where ballots are still being counted. the latest tally is showing adam laxalt's lead is beginning to shrink. fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt live in las vegas. jonathan. >> reporter: good morning from vegas, cheryl, and the counting does indeed continue here. it is slow, it is methodic

cheryl casone in for neil today. cheryl: you're not on my charades team. i'm cheryl casone. i'm in for neil cavuto. we're following breaking news right now. president biden meeting with democrats, republicans, top of the top with a big to-do list to tackle, trying, to avoid a railroad shut down and budget crisis. senator bill hagerty will be here to react to that. we'll ask him if he supports congressional interaction with the rail strike. joe borelli talking about a new bill that would stop landlords running background checks on possible tenants. general keith kellogg joins us later whether the protests in china are start of a bigger revolt by the citizens or a bigger crackdown by the communist party. that is coming up on cavuto "coast to coast." to our top story of the hour right now, president biden, lawmakers us why saying they think we can avoid a rail strike. this as a meeting with top congressional leaders. fox news white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has more on discussions happening there. jackie? reporter: cheryl, congress and the white house identified a rep

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cheryl: glad you brought that up. him say time for rate increases as soon as december, that is a key line and you highlighted that. the other thing i want to turn your attention to the market, now the dow is down and we got the initial pause, the dow is turning negative, nasdaq is strong, technology stockstill more sensitive to rates, than the dow 30 would be. labor market component is interesting because he's doing all they can to destroy the economy, push everything down, two quarters of negative growth but even with that adp number we've got the jobs report friday, we have that tight labor market, how does he balance that? >> what is interesting in the speech, he talk less about the labor market, how retirees have been leaving the workforce at a greater rate and that has caused a problem with labor force participation rate, retiring at a higher rate, some of those retirees coming back with inflation but not enough to offset that and alludes to the fact that wages are rising more than should be necessary when you lo

"outnumbered" i am kayleigh mcenany and here is my emily compagno also joining us julie banderas, cherylone, and jimmy failla peary we begin with the growing threat of a rail strike in time for the holiday season. yet another potential crisis for the biden administration ran a few hours but it will head to nantucket for his thanksgiving vacation. your member before midterms he took credit for averting a strike after the white house helped broker an agreement with the unions. that deal just fell apart. we are now weeks away from the potential shutdown of our nation's railways. that can have dire consequences for our economy costing more than $2 billion a day. that's a lot. could derail our supply chains and leave american consumers paying the price. here is former trump economic advisor steve bore. schema to >> wait until a rail o many goods and services are delivered on rail, if that strike happens the supply chain problems obviously would get much worse. >> kayleigh: how is the white house respond to question him or take a look. >> the president remains focused on protecting like i said

cheryl. cheryl: focusing on florida.hat you've got nearly 50% of the homes do not have mortgages, cash is king. especially in florida right now. i'm going to by worth 950,000 palm beach, florida, this is a three bedroom 3 1/2 bath more than 2000 square feet ocean view covered parking private beach access, then new smyrna beach florida, by the way, sticking on the east coast for this 4 bedrooms 3 baths 2600 square feet gated community golf course hurricane shutters, pompano beach florida 1310 square feet condo fully remodeled private pool gym ocean views three east coast florida cities, when would you think home worth 950,000 dollars. maria: are i am going to go with pompano. >> you want to guess. >> i today new smyrna beach. cheryl: interesting james? >> yeah, kenny's confidence inspiring me new smyrna beach. cheryl: . >> i don't think you can get anything administer a mil on water i'm going new smyrna beach, you are right. >> this one 950,000 dollars, kenny lead the charge, i am not sharing the bathtub very nice, quiet

cheryl: dallas as well. cheryl: brian. >> i'm going to go atlanta for the heck of it. cheryl: lee carter. >> i'm going dallas. that san francisco place is beautiful but nobody could pay me to spend $3 million to live there. maria: and the homeless right outside. cheryl: this is one of the more neighborhoody a parts of san francisco. i know where that neighborhood is. actually, it is atlanta, brian brenberg. maria: matt told us to say atlanta. >> where in atlanta is that? cheryl: it's in a prestigious gated community, one of the hotter communities i guess you would say in atlanta. it's a gated community. the neighborhood is full of multimillion dollar homes. dagen: wherever you live in atlanta you have to drive eight hours to get anywhere many that's how horrible the traffic is. maria: we've got breaking news, the mortgage applications crossing the tape right now. do have you if numbers? cheryl: they just dropped a little bit. we're looking at 6.49%, last week for a 30 year fixed it was 6.67% so a little bit of a drop. and i'm going to leave it with why is matt giving a

cheryl: good morning.the top cities that are still really in strong markets. so i'm going to give you three homes in the three markets, three of those markets that are worth 1.2 million, one of them is worth 1.2 million. which one will it be? i start in miami which is a strong market, this is a three bedroom, two and-a-half b bath, comes completely furnished, bay views and two balconies. now to tampa, florida. this one has got a pool, spa, gated commu community, golf cou, and charlotte, north carolina, this has a two story foyer, plantation shutters and butler's pantry. of the three homes, i can only show you the front here, which one do you think is worth, maria, 1.2 million? dagen: i know. maria: well, i'm going to -- you asked me, so i'm going to say what i think. dagen: i'm not talking. you go. maria: 1.2 mill you i don't know is -- 1.2 million, i think is the apartment in miami. cheryl: dagen, go ahead. dagen: miami is more expensive than that. it's on the bay. that's tampa. cheryl: okay, dagen, you'v

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. ♪ ♪ november adp weaker-than-expected cheryl casone.ryl: much weaker than expected, 127,000 jobs this is the private payroll report for november adp the first kickoff to the week of jobs data we are going to be getting again weaker-than-expected at 127,000, was interesting here that you know if you look at estimates for friday's big jobs' report for nonfarm jobs, that estimate for friday is 200,000 like adp was today 200,000, well missed big time 127,000 looking to friday unemployment rate supposed to stay 3.7% we shall see i throw out there send it back to you, maria, is the question mark is one more live looking at headlines doordash layingoff a bunch of their staff, when does that trickel out? maybe this month we start to see it. maria: waiting for when employment numbers catch up with weakening, cheryl, thank you a market that is rallying on number dagen let's not forget this is exactly what the federal reserve wants, your reaction to adp national employment report weaker-than-expected, right in line with what fed wants to do with a

cheryl casone with the numbers. cheryl. >> cheryl: interesting story from uber. look at the stock jump more than 7 and a half percent. that's because of the forecast. i want to get that out immediately. uber coming with loss of 61 cents a share. street was looking for 22. earnings per share basis, kind of a rough quarter but the renew was a beat. 8.34 billion, the street estimate 8.21 billion, that revenue jump is 72% increase. ride-sharing revenue was the biggest piece of this, 72%. but also the food business uber eats, the revenue jumped 24% but that's less than it did in the prior quarter and the company is saying, comments coming from the ceo, the consumer is scaling back on uber eats, the food-delivery side of the business because they are cutting back on spending. he's saying basically what they are seeing for the fourth-quarter forecast consumer and ride share of the business, they will be shifting budgets to services. that's the travel story. we heard from that's from the airlines. consumers will be traveling more in the fourth quarter. people have been s

cheryl casone with the details. cheryl.udge in louisiana in favor of disposing chan, chan coordinating with meta to sensor hunter biden scandal before the 2020 election. ruling lawsuit file bid the attorneys general of missouri and louisiana accusing top government officials of working with social media forms to censor content under the guides of combating misinformation. let's take a look at shares of alphabet this morning. the stock up 1 and a half percent. big news, google is agreeing to pay 40 states more than $391 million to settle a lawsuit over the company's tracking practices. a 2018 associated press report revealed that google was continue to go track people's location data even after those people opted out of being tracked. google is facing additional lawsuits in 3 states and the district of colombia. finally, there's this, pablo picasso guitar on a table selling at auction $30.71 million, painting was part of cbs founder private collection but been on display in new york's museum of modern art for 30 years. the p

good morning, cheryl. >> cheryl: anybody that said greg abbott sending buses can stop.s governor is saying he wants to make sure people understand they are under siege at the southern border, as is texas. you spoke with jonathan fahey to talk about the political side and here is what he had to say. >> he's just a scapegoat, this administration has significant amount of bad press because of this issue. come in and agree to keep the border open and that is what he did, he shouldn't be upset, he was doing what they wanted him to do, which was in fact nothing. >> cheryl: nothing happening at the southern border, in new york city, the city is spending $596 million on migrants, taxpayer money. the thing about the homeless shelter system in new york city and add to what they are spending on migrantses, big numbers. >> ashley: the migrant tents, if you want to call them that, on randall islands shutting it down. we had a picture that said no trespassing, private property, violators will be prosecuted. it is taxpayer funded. >> carley: this crypto-currency story, tell us what is

probably not. >> cheryl: what money, this is crypto.s is not madoff or enron issue that was actual dollars. we have federal reserve, it guarantees the dollar has value, who guarantees the coin has money? pends who you trust, not trying to destroy crypto, bit coin is real. exposure, for me, this is a long way to go, journal reporting manhattan da wants to investigate them. >> carley: feels like a movie in the making, sad, people did lose so much. >> todd: he was exposed to biggest people in the world and not enough people asked questions how he made the money and now asking the question and for many, it is too late. the ppi, is coming out producer price index in less than three hours, what do we expect? >> producer price index is wholesale type of inflation, but it matters, something the fed looks at. estimate we are looking for is .4 and looking at 8.3%, that is pretty high. >> carley: higher than the cpi. >> cheryl: ppi, you can say is precursor to cpi, again, another read on inflation, see what the fed does. interesting because christ

. >> todd: cheryl casone joins us. >> cheryl: 2.56 million people were screened, so travel is back after holiday weekend. this is travel period from the 18th to 27th, 4.5% jump as far as tsa checkpoints go. you had an interview yesterday that was great talking about the fact there are less air marshals before, we were at 5% before, now about 1% of air marshals have been on flights. there is a program and she raised the red flag about what we're seeing happen when air marshals are going to the southern border. >> let's stop another 9/11. we are extremely concerned, there have been numerous incidentses, a level 4 threat, someone tried to breach a cockpit. please replace the air marshals on the border, we're on less than 1% flights and ground-based dutieses are demolishing our chances of another 9/11. >> cheryl: duties they have no training in. they are doing humanitarian administrative work, they are not doing the job they signed up for. unissue fortunate and can lead to safety issues. inflation, what is the latest with the fed, tell us more? >> cheryl: the market took a big turn yesterday

cheryl casone is here with more. >> cheryl: the twitter blue subscription service that will cost $8 a until after election day. twitter workers worry the new service could lead to a fake account to impersonate someone famous as comedian kathy griffin s suspended after impersonating elon musk. elon musk said anyone doing this will be permanently suspended. new op-ed says liberal uproar is elon musk derangement syndrome writing, mr. musk takeover is like congress will destroy democracy, democrats are panicking, he will check on progressive rule. on friday, half of twitter staff were laid off, now some being asked back, some were cut by mistake or let go before management realized their value. meta is having massive layoffs this week. >> todd: green new deal joe is at it again. >> cheryl: with election day tomorrow, president biden continuing war on energy production at rally for new york governor kathy hochul. >> there is no more drilling. i haven't formed any new drilling. that was before i was president, we're working to get that done. >> cheryl: one day after joe manchin criticized t

cheryl casone is here with more. >> cheryl: good morning. it was loud and clear when he took to the podium on wednesday after midterm, he will continue this, regulation and draining of the spr. todd, we were together on business yesterday when cpi broke >> that energy index double-digit increase already and that was september to october, this will get worse and worse and the president seems to have no idea about the fact that people are suffering out there and i don't think he seems to care. it is green climate, save the climate. >> carley: on friday he said he wants to shut down the coal industry. >> cheryl: assault against the coal industry. we need coal for electricity production, which is what teslas are running on, we'll get to elon musk in a second. we spoke with a coal miner, here is reaction to this. >> it is mind-boggling to think this administration can say, this is a good idea if we shut these plantses down and put all the people out of employment with no viable source of energy to take its place and no viable income for these fam

cheryl casone has details. >> todd: week from election day, rachel campos-duffy talking to voters in, new york. there is a carley and todd fan club ran by bob, bob loves us, they also love rachel campos-duffy. check in with her next. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa. some are of intensity, others, joy. all are of - ahhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! tony here from creditrepair.com, helping people see the true cost of bad credit. what are you doing to improve your credit? should i be doing something? absolutely, unless you like paying thousands extra in high interest rates. did you know repairing your credit could save you thousands of dollars in lower interest rates? wait, i can repair my credit? of course you can. even if you have a good score, repairing your credit can make it better. start working to improve your credit. get started at creditrepair.com. >> todd: president biden calling on congress to punish oil and gas companies if they don't use profit to lower prices at the pump. >> carley: claiming corporate greed for tanking of

cheryl casone with the numbers. cheryl: look at the sentiment on the stock right now, jumping about 5.7% right there on your screen, a double beat for best buy. the company coming in $1.38 on an adjusted basis, that's earnings per share, the streets was only looking for $1.03. so low expectations going into this. 10.59 billion on revenue, maria. 10.59 billion, the et street was looking for 10.3. this is a really strong, strong quarter coming in. they're also instituting -- they raised their full year guidance. they raised their full year guidance. remember in july they lowered -- they really chopped their guidance back in july. now they're raising their guidance. they're also resuming share repurchaseses, the company is tellings us right now. look at this move on best buy. they're also saying as far as the comp sales, comp sales actually -- enterprise comp sales, that's the business side, like the business consumer companies, that was actually down 10.4%. that's probably not a big surprise. but even comp sales domes

oofr to you cheryl.want to bring in risks revisions arrived lower month-to-month was.4 they took that to.2 revived nor september 8.4 was 8.5 officially, again the core month-to-month, they revived that as well down to .2 to dig into numbers see what we can read from tea lev risks revisitations lower, liz peek talks about nation buddy carter constituents, walmart said a few moments ago planning business around the story of elevated inflation make plans for 2023 on the basis they are going to be facing and customers are going to be facing higher inflation the story at walmart goes to i think the breadth of american consumer grocery inflation you are talking about egg prices cfo saying we made -- our business was good for grocery component of walmart, that is because prices are higher. so -- >> what do you look at in terms of the big study for 2023 economically as federal reserve raises interest rates becoming more expensive obvious, to carry the debt that you have been studying for so long, 31 trillion-dol

cheryl casone with the numbers, cheryl. cheryl: different story here to tell about the guidance as it was for macy's but on the other side. let's get to this, 82 cents a share: we were looking for 78 earnings, they bit strongly on revenue, 4.28 billion. the street was looking for 4.06 billion but there's a couple of issues in here in particular. they are not going to give guidance for the fourth quarter, there was drawing any prior full-year guidance in 2022. no guidance for q4 or the full year. as far as the guidance, they are also saying there's a little bit of a shift. they started a search committee, they formed a search committee and tom will serve as interim ceo and leadership change at kohl's. as you can see the stock is down 4 and a half percent. i want to go back to macy's, maria, really quick. i dug into the numbers and they raised their guidance for the full year. macy's a good story, kohl's not the good story. macy's raised guidance for the full year and they also said that even though inventories were up 4.4%,

cheryl, thank you. cheryl: you bet.ommission shutting down predicted andon line marketplace for futures contracts on the outcome of political events. in a recent wall street journal opinion piece they write about how the feds don't want you betting on elections. joining me to discuss the op-ed, chief investment officer, donald luskin. great to see you this morning. >> thank you. dagen: tell us what doesn't the federal government -- why don't they want us betting on elections? >> what's so terrible about this is that the biden cfgc is shutting down predicted and not even giving a reason. the effect, let's judge people not by what they say because they're not saying anything, so what's the effect? the effect is that this silences free speech about politics and it's the most important free speech there is because when you invest in a political futures contract, you're putting your money where your mouth is. and that's why predicted markets have consistently outperformed polls. so can we conclude that the biden administrati

cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: what is interesting about this story, this is somebody we know donatedillion to democratic candidates during the midterm only, where does the money go? does it come back? is it clawed back? finance? fox business asked maxine waters about her plan to hold hearings and about the money. listen. >> do you think lawmakers that got donation from ftx founder should give that money back? >> i don't want to get into that, both sides, democrats and republicans received donations. >> cheryl: both sides, okay, a lot of lawmakers are questioned and many are saying, well, we'll give money to charity or we gave to other democratic candidates, some are not returning phone calls, not a big surprise to viewer. celebrities in the class-action lawsuits, this happened yesterday. this lawsuit was filed and involves tom brady, gisele bun bundchen, where these class action lawsuits go, i have a feeling there will be many likon tarrio teachers pension fund, the list goes on and on, the idea there will be money given back or found is a stretch. >> todd: i agree with you 100%, the

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. >> carley: cheryl casone will sum it up even further. >> cheryl: the interior department releasingst efficiency and the president is reaching out to other countries to produce more energy. tom pyle says the president is misguided. >> he rather get oil from iraq, saudi arabia and venezuela than from texas, new mexico and north dakota, it doesn't make sense to anyone other than the fact he wants to placate big donors. >> cheryl: the treasure department announce it will allow drilling for oil in socialist venezuela. >> todd: could disney be returning to normal? >> cheryl: you have new installed ceo bob iger, who says he wants to quiet the culture wars two weeks after taking back his old jobs, telling employees, do i like the company being embroiled in controversy? of course, it can have a negative impact on the company and to the extent i can work to quiet things down, i'm going to do that. earlier this year, the company waged war of words against governor ron desantis, the latest animated film bombed at the box office, a lot of problems at disney. i said he is not political and will

cheryl casone with all the details now, cheryl.e new court filing coming just days after federal appeals court issued nationwide injunction temporarily barring the program, this is the latest of series of legal challenges to president biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for millions of americans. well, chicago mayor lori lightfoot is taking more heat on social media over her new political ad. take a look. >> lori is delivering, chicago is number 1 for corporate expansion and ranked best american city. she even got 5,000 google jobs and she was cool during covid. >> hey. cheryl: yeah, she's bragging. yeah, many pointing out crime that is skyrocketed in chicago during lightfoot tenure as mayor with 40% increase in overall crime compared to same time last year. well, get ready for more pain at the pump. americans could be facing highest prices ever for the thanksgiving holiday weekend. the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline right now is 370 this morning. it's expected to get 3.68 on thanks giving. thirty c

cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl. cheryl: yeah, maria.unior was arrested yesterday after a 13 hour manhunt. he is now facing second degree murder charges for the shooting deaths of three football players on campus sunday night. officials say jones had been on police radar for months and had a prior criminal incident involving a concealed weapon. police in idaho are investigating the deaths of four university of idaho students. their bodies were discovered in an off campus home sunday, what's being called a crime of passion. police are not saying how they died though. well, the washington post is reporting the biden administration could extend the pause on student loan payments again. this comes as a federal court blocked his plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt. finally, jay len jay leno in te hospital recovering from serious burns from a gasoline accident that happened over the weekend. leno was working on one of his vehicles in his garage, the famous garage, when he reportedly burst into flames. the former late night host s

. >> todd: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: messy thanksgiving weekend for fliers, thousands of flights and sunday. is on the alone, 67 cancelled, on sunday 6648 delayed. largest share in new york city as rain fell in the area. rainstorms swooping the atlantic region, main culprit, tough day for travelers and atlanta in particular, post holiday travel at the airports almost back to prepandemic levels. >> todd: do planes not have the ability to fly in rain like they used to? am i wrong? >> cheryl: sometimes that rain delay question mark, remember, it is better for the airline if it is a weather delay, for being it ises than if it was some type of other delay as in problems on the ground, flight crew issues. any time airline can say weather, they will take it. >> carley: good points, in my experience with flying, it is always delayed more during the summer going to chicago than the winter, everybody is like that winter travel season must be so difficult, no, it is summer storms. >> cheryl: summer storms can be brutal and the crush of travelers over the past summer, reveefrj travel was hap

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cheryl: yeah, it was a great day and it was a fun day. and the race was completely back. 50,000 complete runners out there and every borough of the city came out and supported and yelled and screamed and i have to give a big shoutout to my fox colleagues that came out and waited for me. caroline and emmy from this program. patricia fitz gibbons who does makeup. my neighbors, my best friend rhonda pateri ran the marathon and she's an incredible athlete. it's a great day. i'm a little sore today, maria. dagen can attest to the fact i'm kind of limping in studio this morning. maria: cheryl, you're amazing. i don't know how you do it. you do triathlons and marathons. congratulations, this is how long. >> thank you, thank you. >> you're a dynamo, cheryl. inspiration to all of us in every way. >> cheryl, do those knee socks prevent shin splints. i'm asking for myself. >> there's rhonda. no, they're compression socks and they help -- maria: the copper fit compression socks? >> yeah, you see the commercials on fox business. they work. big shoutou

dagen: thank you so much, cheryl, and cheryl standing by will continue to come biden through this reporty this is off the top of my headed will you tell looking at raw numbers you had better than expected number on overall job creation that is the employer survey then uptick in unemployment rate came in even hotter than expected to 3.7% a decline in labor force participation rate. it seems like people there -- that there is weakness in the household survey but extra strength in the employer survey how do you see it? >> he will well, i just got numbers household survey showed decline of 328,000. so even larger decline than payroll numbers showed of increase, so again these two surveys are sending very, very different signals, it is important dagen because at turning points in the economy, the household survey tends to be the better indicator. it captures you know shifts really in small business employment, self employment et cetera, much better than the payroll survey does and, again, you know, i highlighted at the top statistical shenanigans i will use that word that drive some of these

pete: thank you so much, cheryl. great to see you. >> you bet. pete: a round of apause.ay saved the day saved the day for his locked out owner. i think it meant to say. one dog saved the day for locked out owner. but first, former president trump could announce a run for president as soon as tuesday. tammy bruce is here defining what the future of the gop looks like. ♪ will: former president trump could announce a white house run for 2024 as soon as tuesday. after the midterms, the gop seems to be split on the best candidate for president. there's a lot of talk about whether or not it's going to be trump or desantis. what does that mean for the future of the republican party? what does it look like? joining us now is fox news contributor tammy bruce. it's a fascinating question. let's start with tuesday. what do you expect and what does it begin to define for republicans for the next, i don't know, six, four, two years? >> it's a great problem to have, such a big talent bench. it's a great problem to have when you think about donald trump, glen youngkin and mike pompeo a

maria: it's been a really exciting world cup, cheryl. cheryl: it really has.ia: so many upsets. cheryl, thank you so much. meanwhile, the supreme court returning from thanksgiving break to a major case tomorrow. challenging president biden's power over immigration policy. justices will hear arguments for the lawsuit filed by texas and louisiana ags over the dhs policy that halts most deportation, prioritizing migrants deemed a serious threat to national security or public safety. joining me now is former border patrol chief and deputy commissioner, former acting ice director, ronald vitielo. it's amazing there's a debated about this. >> yeah, good morning, maria. thanks for having me on. the core of this is where do we want the discretion for law enforcement activity to reside and i think what texas and louisiana, i'm grateful for what they're doing but i think what they're saying is, that's a local decision based on local needs, local capacities and what the front line knows at any given time and also what's at stake here is the executive, the administration

cheryl, thank you so much.e has no plans to change any direction in the next two years in office. watch. >> 75% of voters say the country is headed in the wrong direction despite results of last night, what do you intend to do differently to change the people's opinion of the direction of the country? >> nothing, the more they know what we are doing, the more support there is. maria: there you go. less than an hour away economists are expecting increase of 6 tenths of a percent month over month and year over year increase of 8%. joining me right now texas congressman house ways and committee member. >> thank you. maria: president biden is not going to change a thing and he says the american people don't know what he's doing and the more they understand him they will support it. >> it's a real gut punch to american voters if they wake up this morning hearing that because obviously the president insists inflation is zero. what we know core inflation was the highest of biden presidency last month, health care, hou

thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet.blican leader on wednesday, fending off a challenge from florida senator rick scott, the final vote coming in at 37 votes for mcconnell, 10 votes for scott, one senator declining to vote. mcconnell spoke after his victory. >> i'm not going anywhere. i don't own this job. anybody who wants to run for it can feel free to do so. and so i'm not in any way offended by having an opponent or having a few vote in opposition. maria: joining me now is the washington examiner editor in chief, hugo girdon. great to see you. your reaction? >> i don't know that it's quite true that mitch mcconnell would not be offended. i suspect this deepens the division between him and rick scott which has been going on for some time. it was actually something of a surprise that rick scott made this challenge because of course rick scott was the man responsible primarily for running the republican senatorial campaign which was not a success. and one has to look to the consequences and the ramifications and reasons

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thank you, cheryl. cheryl: you bet.white house is walking back p president biden's comments. >> the president's words we believe were twisted and we are very clear about that and anybody who knows joe biden knows that he comes from a coal -- a coal country from scranton, pennsylvania. maria: we want to know what exactly was twisted. this is what joe biden said about coal on friday. >> it's not cheap tore generate electricity from wind and solar than it is from coal and oil. literally cheaper. we will be shutting these plants down all across america and having wind and solar. maria: joining me right now is house minority whip and member of house energy steve scalise. congressman, great to see you this morning. thank you very much for being here. there really wasn't much to twist. he said it out loud. he's going to shut down all the coal plants across the country. >> well, happy election day to you, maria, first of all, and especially there in new york where i think the people are going to take their state back by electin

. >> todd: cheryl casone, as if this story could get weirder?sure this was a good idea and i'm not even a lawyer. he gave an interview and admitted being woke is just an act, here he is talking to kelsey piper. you are good talking about ethices, ftx says yeah, i had to be that is what reputations are made of. i feel bad for those that get by this dumb game woke westerners play, we say off the right and everyone liked us, this as new ceo had to -- scorching the company. he says in 40 years of experience, he had never seen a complete failure of corporate control and complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here. questions are floating around later this month in new york, next to ukrainian president zelenskyy and j janet yellen. he is in the bahamas, but they are looking into extradition. >> carley: love how honest, keep on talking. ticketmaster and taylor swift. >> cheryl: due to high demand on ticketing system tomorrow's public on-sale for taylor swift, heiress tower has been cancelled and the internet is not happy, incl

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl.secutors charging david he depape with a long list of crimes. this comes as more disturbing details are being revealed. according to court documents, he told investigators he planned to take house speaker nancy pelosi hostage, adding that he planned to break her kneecaps if he caught her lying. depape was canadian, who i'm greated to the united states 20 years ago, has long overstayed his visa, depape said to be arraigned later today. delta airline pilots voted to authorize a strike if a new contract agreement with the carrier is not reached. the pilots say they are working under an -- outdated contract from 2016. under federal law pilots cannot go on strike unless an impasse is declared on negotiations, then they enter a 30 day cooling off period. this won't happen tomorrow but still a real threat. and finally, this. if you didn't want to play last night, then you didn't win, guess what, you've got another chance to claim the massive power ball prize. the jackpot soaring to $1.2 billi

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cheryl: thank you. maria: we'll talk about it later. all right. thank you, cheryl. advisor jake sullivan has reportedly been holding talks with russian president putin's top aides in an effort to reduce broader conflict in moscow's war in ukraine. apparently russia against using wees ponce of mass destruction after sullivan made an unannounced visit to kyiv. joining us now, foreign policy vice president james karafano. i want to get your take on this. we knows that putin has been taunting the world with nuclear weapons now for months. your thoughts? >> putin's actually been giving very mixed signals recently on whether he would consider using nuclear weapons or not but we have to remember, back before the invasion he gave very mixed signals about whether he was going to invade or not. here's the problem from the russians, from the tactical perspective, a guy was in the military for 25 years and worked on nuclear weapons, the weapons themselves, employment, tactics and everything, putin doesn't have a military force that can exploit a tactical nuclear weapon on the g

cheryl casone with the details, cheryl.y of houston issuing a warning to its more than 2 million residents on sunday night comes after power outage at a water purification plant caused the city's water pressure to drop. officials telling residents all water for drinking, cooking and making ice should be boiled to kill any harmful bacteria. houston schools announcing classes will be canceled due to boiled water in the city. reinstalled ceo bog iger says he will not remove hiring freeze as he begins to reassess cost structure. iger making announcement since returning to the company in a surprise move after replacement bob was basically showed the door. iger out of retirement to return to his old job and making streaming business profitable rather than focusing subscriber growth. disney the stock half percent higher in the premarket this morning. finally this, this is wild. nearly 200 people rescued in minnesota after being stranded on ice in the middle of a lake. officials responding to a 911 call from a group of fishermen th

cheryl: okay year-over-year headline number 7.7%. 7.7%, expectation was 8%, inflation is cooling, inoctober. now headlines number coming in, not as high as expected .4% looking for .6% month over month came in .4%, now, getting into food an energy the core numbers stripping out food and energy .3% month-over-month looks to me like the -- i don't have core hold on, core i have 6.3, 6.3 just saw that thank you so much, all right core 6.3, the expectation was 6.5, that is year-over-year, month-over-month, again for the core, .3%, market was looking for .5% up to headline numbers year-over-year cpi coming in 7.7%, the expectation was 8% this is well off the number that we got in september, a really hot number 8.2%, again month-over-month headline number .4% market looking for .6%, i am in -- in release talking about shelter, they say if you look at increase still the index for shelter did contribute over half of the monthly all items increase indices for gasoline food did increase jufrndz here not as hot as expected, the energy index increased 1.8% month-to-month gas electricity those ro