we will sit down with rhonda mcdaniel and chris coons.parties get ready to close out this last full week before the election the closing arguments are key. the economy, high gas prices and which party can make american life more affordable. democrats say they are the ones that are passing the laws that can be the solution. republicans say democrats have had their chance to last two years. we will speak with chris coons who has been out on the trail. first, kieran washington we are joined by republican national committee chairwoman rhonda mcdaniel. >> it's great to be here in person. congratulations on your show. >> we appreciate your time. i want to start with your attack. paul pelosi recovering from surgery. the washington post wasting no time. for many democrats the attack on nancy pelosi's husband represents the all but inevitable conclusion of republicans increasingly violent and threatening rhetoric towards their political opponents. still a lot we don't know about this case, but what do you make of that accusation? >> i think that t

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just before that you turn, i spoke with senator chris coons about the strength of america's commitmentitain's new prime minister is committed to backing ukrainians in their war against russia, but ask appearing in your own party's support? >> i'm confident the united states will continue providing support ukraine as they bravely fight russian invaders and occupiers. despite some recent expressions that raised some concerns, i am confident that president biden's strong leadership will continue to enjoy broad bipartisan support in congress and that we will adopt another robust package of assistance for ukraine when we return to session next month. laura: many in your party are calling on the united states to hold direct talks with russia. is that something you support if it could end the war? >> i think the ukrainian people and their elected leader should take the primary place in any decisions about the appropriate path forward towards resolving this. the folks whose letter was just made public have already begun walking back some of the ways it has be misunderstood, and i think, frankl

we've been going doing this a long time, tommy and chris coons who has a seat. i used to hold.he only difference is that he not only has a law degree, he has a divinity degree. the boy can preach. uh, but he can't preach as well as the next woman lisa blunt rochester. [applause] you all think i'm kidding. i'm not, you ever hear whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. they have my back and they, i have theirs and we have a great attorney general and kathy jennings who work with my son beau and lieutenant governor bethany hall is here as well. and the mayor, robin christensen, thanks for welcoming us to dover. mr mayor. and as i said, uh, you know, person, he knows a lot about being mayor, but he's even a better receiver. um, mr mayor, thank you for what you're doing for the city of wilmington's, you're making a big difference, pal, you really are making a big difference. you know, uh, we've got another mayor here today. she's no longer the mayor, she happens to be the head of the director of the office of public engagement, keisha lance bottoms. the mayor of atlanta madam mayor. where are you t

and chris coons, who has a seat i used to hold, only differences, he not only has a law degree, he has divinity degree. the boy can preach. but he can't preach as well as the next woman, lisa rochester. y'all think i'm kidding, i'm not. you ever hear her? whoa. they have my back and i have theirs, and we have a great attorney general and kathy jennings who worked with my son bo and lieutenant governor bethany hall is here as well. and the mayor, robin christiansen, things for welcoming us, mr. mayor. and as i said, he knows a lot about being mayor, but he's an even better receiver. mr. mayor, thank you for what you are doing for the city of wilmington, you are making a big difference, you really are making a big difference. we've got another mayor here today, she's no longer the mayor, she happens to be the head of the director of office engagement. keisha lance bottoms, the mayor of atlanta. madame mayor, where are you? [cheers and applause] two things i learned, you have to know about keisha, one, she's smarter than you, and two, she's smarter than me politically as well, that's why

i've also introduced the special relationship act with, again, senator chris coons, a bipartisan bill to get tpa for the u.k. agreement. getting a free-trade agreement done makes a lot of sense for both countries, and having tpa would be incredible he hopeful right now, even if it is not narrow. i was disappointed there was not a trade to title to the chips and science act, but i'm ready to negotiate a grand bargain on trade with my college in this lame-duck session of congress we are about half after the election. we only have 81 days left in the senate, three hours and 14 seconds, but who's counting? but i plan on doing all i can during that time to ensure that these policies are advanced in the lame-duck session when we get back. i will have more free time in 2023, so i look for to seeing more of each of you over the next year and beyond. angst very much for letting me come on this morning--thanks very much for letting me come on this morning via video, and i hope you have a great conference. bill: well, that was a long agenda. let's turn to our live people this time. let's start p

bill: chris coons on fox news sunday early. he is making case for fetterman. opposite way. >> john fetterman as mayor, a small town outside of pittsburgh took on violent crime, he has tattoos on his arms dates when young men were killed before he became mayor, he spent years working to end violent crime in the town successfully, why this an issue. tens of million of dollars of dark money ads from anonymous donors created a mistaken impression. bill: interesting, we'll figure it out on november 9. but argument might be that the dark money was very strong on the blue team and significant way during the election, they had more money. >> there has been a lot of outside money. but i think message mea means more and that pennsylvania race the fact that shap l shapiro is running to center on crime, not agreeing with fetterman, he is like running to the right of fetterman on school choice. bill: have they didn't an event. >> a couple party evens. >> have they. >> awkward. bill: we'll see what i they do. >> and oz used that wedge in his advertise, saying shapiro is nor

reporter: democrat chris coons offered the following rebuttal.ause we have real accomplishments to point to, we are running on it. >> why is the former president making the point and not the current president. >> i disagree with our characterization of that question. the president has been talking about this for months now. jon: lucas, thanks. joining us now, "washington examiner" political reporter and "new york post" columnist selena zito. what do you think is the big takeaway that's going to come from the vote? >> i think the big takeaway is which party or candidates have done the best job listening to what voters are most concerned about. and to date, the republicans have done a better job of talking about inflation, talking about crime. huge concerns for voters. but also talking about the border, which voters see as something that's impact their suburbs, their towns, their small towns through a fentanyl surge into those places, and also parental rights. the democrats' challenge has been they have been in power so they sort of walk around the

legislation and disagree 80% of the time but the 20% of the time that we agree we should work together chris coons i work on black and university funding why because we think that if you -- have a big need and we can help fill that and makes country better offke long-term, why not? whywh wouldn't you focus more on education? >> you've mentioned few times importance of faith in your own development. i would love for you to talk a little bit more about what role you see the faith community religion playing today. are they active enough in helping positions that are hurting your country? what shall we be telling leaders of faith in our community? >> i think we're not active enough. you know one of the things i learned from myno faith is thatt teaches me how to treat you and warns me how you may treat me back the warning is importance if you read matthew 5:44 and charleston, and church shoot wring a racist walked into church and -- killed 9 believers. 36 hours later -- the family members are looking at the killer. and saying we forgive you. that will w change your entire community. nine people changed

chris coons and i work on black colleges and university funding. if you have a big need and it makes the country better off long-term, why not? why wouldn't you focus more on education? >> you've mentioned a few times, the importance of faith in your own development. i'd love for you to talk a little bit more about what role you see the faith community, religion, playing today? are they active enough in helping to heal some of of the divisions that you think are hurting our country? what should we be telling leaders of faith in our community? >> well, i think we're not active enough. you know, one of the things i've learned from my faith is that it teaches me how to treat you and it warns me how you may treat me back. the warning is important as well. you read matthew 544 and think about the mother emanuel church shooting where a racist walked into the church and killed nine believers. and 36 hours later the family members are looking at the killer and saying, we forgive you. that will change your entire community. nine people changed the lives of

mike: for more on midterms, jonathan cott, chris coons and capital council, gentlemen, welcome. let's dig into some of these numbers. issues that people are extremely or very concerned about, inflation higher prices 89%. higher crime rates 79%. political divisions 74%, russia-ukraine situation 73%, abortion policy 71% followed by gun laws, border security and climate change, election denial, voter fraud and covid. jonathan, how do you assess those numbers? >> look, i think people are concerned about issues that impact them on a daily basis. higher prices cause people concerns. it means they have to make choices, what are they going to buy this week and how are they going to spend their money and i think one thing the biden administration and democratic candidates needs to do is go out and say they understand what's -- what's going on, they understand what voters are concerned about and show them what they've done to help them. those things aren't going to take -- aren't going to take effect overnight but over the longer the they are going to lower prices, gasoline prices and foo

and chris coons compared it to touchdown. let me s play what he said. >> when i watched the 2016 presidential debate, i thought it was obvious that donald trump wasn't going to win, his answers were halts and he didn't understand the issues address he was aggressive. but millions of americans voted for him because they liked his attitude. >> he is clearly trying to help for that he wants voters to pick up was that kind of authenticity. what do you think? >> as i watched the debate, it really started to be a matter of kind of a bit of a curve. once you get used to someone's verbal stumbles, we do it with the president every day, you try to get past that and listen for the substance. and i think that there is something of that that goes in. it was clear to meness willing to the twos that there are very different approaches to policy in pennsylvania and national policy.he twos that there are v different approaches to policy in pennsylvania and national policy.wos that there are very different approaches to policy in pennsylvania

, shanann bream will have exclusive interviews with rnc chairwoman, ronna mcdonnell and senator chris coonscheck for your local time and channel and huey -- howie kurtz will look at the coverage of the fetterman-oz debate. that's here on the fox news channel. stay tuned. jacqui: elon musk is now in control of twitter and many are wondering if this will mean the return of some of the platforms more famously banned figures, such as former president donald trump. fox business correspondent kelly o'grady. >> he's wasted no time in making major changes and investigating shadow banning, and they're looking at the head of a team responsible for removing former president donald trump. this is how she framed content moderation policies in 2019. >> i personally, and this is my job to return the policy team. i believe everyone has a voice and should be able to use it and i want them to be able to use it online. where we draw a line is when people use their voice and use their platform to abuse and harass other people. >> but that lack of transparency on the line is behind musk's quest to turn twitter

. >> reporter: here's democratic senator chris coons on "fox news sunday." >> the folks who i've beenpaigning with are running on our record. chair mcdaniels just said we're running away from it, but we're running on it because we've got real accomplishments to point to. >> reporter: inflation's been over 7.5% all year, mike, numbers in the seen in this country in 40 years. inflation peaked in june when gas was over $5 a gallon. the numbers have come down a little since, gas now $3.76 a gallon, still about 60% higher than when biden was sworn in. the latest inflation data says inflation is now at 8.2%, it was only 1.4% when bidenning took office. colorado's one of the states republicans are looking for an upset pick-up. >> we're dead even with the independents, that's who matters here in colorado. 45% of our electorate is independents. >> reporter: "the wall street journal" says that economists think there's a 6 if 3% of a recession in the next 123 months, also -- 12 months, also reporting if the phillies win the world series there's almost guaranteed a recession. mike: lucas tomlinso

here -- >> now that you're talking about that tacos and burritos -- [laughter] we've got senator chris coonsat out on the trail, we've got two pollsters including kellyanne conway, and we're going to have a preview of that big case in the supreme court with professor john yu. so whatever you want to talk about, we've got you covered. rachel: sure do, shannon. we'll be watching. all right. will: all right. so moving on to politics now, nine days out from the midterm elections, former president barack obama is on the trail. he is saying, by the way, that while republicans complain about a lot of things like crime, he said that's been happening for several years falsely, they also complain about inflation, but they don't really have tata a plan to solve inflation. watch. >> -- the reasons when gas prices go up, grocery prices go up, that takes a bite out of people's paychecks. they don't have a plan. the person you just mentioned that i'm not going to advertise for, that he's going to bring all these jobs back. how exactly are you going to do that? what are you going to do? there's no answer to

. >> democratic senator chris coons on fox news sunday. ask the folks who i have been campaigning with art running on our record for chairman mcdaniel temple running away from it but we are running on it. because we've got real accomplishments to point too. ask inflation over seven and half% all year, arthel. numbers not seen in this country in 40 years. inflation peaked at 9.1% in june when gas was over five bucks a gallon. the numbers have come down since. gas is now $3.76 a gallon. still 60% higher than when biden was sworn into office for the lives inflation data for september says inflation remains at eight-point to percent. it's only 1.4% when biden took office. now, colorado's weather states republicans hope to pick up his feet spread to the gop candidate joe ojeh. >> we are dead even with the independence for that's what matters here in colorado part 45% of our electric's independence. >> moment president barack obama headlining more appearances in those key battleground states. both he and president biden will be heading to pennsy

. >> listen to democratic senator chris coons. he says this. >> when i watched the presidential debate, i thought it was obvious that donald trump wasn't going to win. his answers were halting and he didn't understand the issues and he was combative and aggressive, but millions of americans voted for him because they liked his attitude. they liked his authenticity, and my gut hunch is that a lot of pennsylvanians when they say john fetterman in his hoodie, and when they see his record of what he's done in brad dock as governor, they'll choose him. >> fetterman should not have debated. let's be honest. they knew in advance what his limi limitations were. they have been not honest i don't think about his health issue when it happened back in the primary. they told us he occasionally mushes words together and he needed this captioning system and that would make it okay. the captioning system obviously did not help him. if you watch the whole debate, that was what was supposed to make this compatible for him. it didn't work, and so --

as well as democratic senator, chris coons. >> violence or threats of violence has no place in our society. what happened to paul pelosi's wrong. having heard it, i reached out and called the speaker. she was on a plane back for her husband. we were able to communicate by tax. she did say the surgery went well. i wanted to convey that our thoughts and prayers are with her in her family. >> i think all of us, in the wake of this attack on paul pelosi, we need to say that we're gonna stop demonizing folks, because i think those kinds, the sort of rhetoric that we've heard in too many ways, too many places, can lead to violence by a small number of americans who think that when we describe our political opponents as our enemies. we're calling for them to be attacked. >> coons leader on that interview, speaking out and calling out former president trump for his continued silence in the aftermath of this attack on piece speaker pelosi's husband. yasmin, it's coming as we now hear reaction from the speaker herself for the first time since friday. when she learned of this attack on her has been.

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