when we look at folks like elise stefanik who is willing to sell out our own country to advance theirow stefanik to be a sellout and this is something that we see in our district in the 21st congressional district where i'm running against her. she's sold out veterans by voting against veterans and voted against women by guaranteeing not to vote against reproductive rights. time and time again we see moekts like elise stefanik who wants to put -- it seems to meal that donald trump had a word for stefanik and that's the swamp. >> let me ask you this. talk to me about what the risks would be about this person being out there. talked about it the other day. we had a rash of deaths of our agents around the world that the cia had to cop to, they lost a lot of agent, people who put their lives on the line for us and they died and it was during the time, i'm not saying it was related to it, but it sure was during the time that trump had cut difficult our secrets. what is the worst case scenario for someone in this field? it is dangerous. what are the risks that people take when they, for ins

that's matt castelli making the pissed off congresswoman elise stefanik for her defense of donald trump found at his florida property. stefanik, the once quasi-lawmaker turned maga, russia hopes 2.0. and suggested to axios that the nation's federal law enforcement agencies all of them are corrupt. matt castelli is a former cia officer, first-time congressional nominee hoping to unseat elise stefanik in their upstate new york mid-term race. he joins us now. i want to see -- your video last night kind of had a moment. talk about your message there. >> thank you, nicole. it's great to be with you again. well, i'm still pissed off because from the very start of all of this we saw stefanik defending a serious breach of our national security and he's launched these unhinged attacks on laufrment and as she noted this week she started to call this a hoax. it's not a game. there are 139 stars on the wall at cia headquarters for those officers who lost their lives while collecting and protecting our nation's secrets, and so i want elise stefanik to look their family members in the eyes and tell t

we'll discuss with elise stefanik. let's turn to lucas on traveling with the president.ey, lucas. >> reporter: hey shannon, the dow has dropped nearly two years and inflation remaining high. many americans are feeling the squeeze. >> reporter: they have no plan to fix all the problems they created. >> kevin mccarthy rolling out the gop's commitment to america accusing democrats ignoring rising crimes and rising crisis and parents' rights. president biden speaking to the nation's largest labor union, public schoolteachers. >> kevin mccarthy went to pennsylvania and unveiled, i love what he calls commitment to america. now, that's a thin series of policy goals with little and no details. >> reporter: the teachers offered little to address falling test scores in education. the president using the occasion to make political attacks. jim banks fired back in the statement, the national education association is a partisan lobbying arm for the dmc that harms students during the covid pandemic and continues to push anti-american ideologies in classrooms. some question the preside

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that's essentially what elise stefanik just said. it was talking points. those meetings. i know how that was crafted. the top line is, we're going to restore the economy by reducing inflation. okay, good, so how do you do that? since typically that's not something you can easily control nor reduce. just ask the fed. that's their purview. so, the reality of it is it's going to be a lot of -- a lot of loud noise and banging of cymbals around the economy, you know, a regressive democratic party that wants to strip your rights away, not with any specificity, but to scare voters, if you give us the power we'll protect you from the democrats. the problem for democrats is how do you produce a counternarrative to say, look, yeah, despite the republicans standing in the way, this is what we have been able to get accomplished. if you give power back to an economy that's behind the insurrection that has not laid out a plan, what do you think happens come january of '23? >> michael let's actually talk about ckly listen to what karl rove had to say about abortion bans

i'm grateful for all those who believed in me in this race, senator ted cruz, my former bosses, elise stefanikvoters of this district made their voices clear. we won this primary by ten points. i'm not behold en to anyone in washington, d.c. i'm standing up for the people, will make that my main focus heading into the november general election and we'll take back the house. >> sandra: is that a yes, you will support mccarthy as house speaker? >> we are not focused on that right now, frankly. i don't know. what i am focused on and what i do know, i'll continue to stand up for the people of this district. >> sandra: and i said utah, ohio jim jordan. final final on this, karoline. there's a lot of democrats right now are saying they got exactly what they wanted, with a far right maga candidate like you now going up against the two-term democrat in this, the first district in new hampshire. to them you say what? >> to the democrats i say this. it is not extreme to want to put your country first. it's not extreme to want to have secure border, a strong military, unleash the might of your own econom

to hear a politician like elise stefanik who is the number three in the house republican caucus to equates to russia hoax, to brush off and blow off the idea that donald trump could have endangered sources and methods that could have allowed one of our enemies to find, to track down, to harm people who were working for our benefit, for our national security. i wonder for you just as a human being how -- how do you feel when you hear somebody say that purely for political reasons? >> so, joy, i mean, i think it's repulsive. i mean, it goes against kind of the core ethose of, you know, what we swore to do of upholding the constitution but in the intelligence business which is, you know, to protect the eyes. in the cia we always consider ourselves the nation's first line of defense so when you downplay incidents like this, i think it's an insult to the men and women who by the way at the cia and the intelligence community are apolitical. i mean, you know, my own colleagues put their nose to the ground every day and they are doing their job in protecting america, but when you hear statements

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but new york republican congresswoman elise stefanik said in a statement president biden is using the department of justice and the fbi to target his most likely 2024 opponent. now the key grant trump requested a special master to look into these documents that were seized. >> but justice officials say that it will impede the criminal investigation reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john basil, and chance that any of these documents could eventually be revealed to the public. >> the likelihood of actually seen the contents of each of the documents is highly unlikely considering how severe the secrecy is of these but the public could at least possibly see something like the subject of some of these documents. >> all right, basil, john reporting live for us from washington, d.c., have a good evening, basil. >> happening tomorrow, president biden will address the nation in a prime-time speech. the white house says the speech we'll be about the quote, continued battle for the soul of the nation, which is the catch phrase he ran on during the 2020 presidential campaign. the president

here with more congressman elise stefanik.ould defund and dismantle gets you. and governor enemy of new york that is no desire to fix. >> what a tragedy sean to have yet another headline of an innocent public servant allison russo is an attendant and an emt officer. has served for over 20 years. she was just going to a bodega and broad daylight and in 2:20 p.m. was stabbed violently and ultimately passed away. these are tragedies and the governor of new york state and the mayor of near blood on their hands. democrats, and radicals have been pushing this defund the police movement in the field bail reform policies that prioritizes the criminals over law-abiding citizens. i would say that there is a crime crisis across new york state which is why new yorkers weathered the republican, independents or democrats, they are gonna vote for a new direction. we need everyone to step up to help save our streets and save our communities and it's why house republicans are committed in our commitment to america to a nation that say. to supp

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of critics, and there is talk of internal division within the republican party, so we've got elise stefaniksswoman from new york, is going to join us to talk about the plan and their last pitch to midterm voters. senator joe manchin who once again is in the middle of everything happening here in washington. we are going to run out of money next week, so government funding has to get done, and he wants to tack on a side deal he made e in exchange for his vote on the inflation reduction act, and he is here to make his case on why republicans should slote for this -- vote for this. he's here exclusively. and general jack keane on russia, ukraine, china, taiwan, north korea launching missiles and our panel, of course, too. will: awesome. rachel: thanks, san not. can't wait. will: i want to underline something shannon said. what we're talking about is discretion. the only way you can see about equal application of the law, and we're going to have to get the investigation in terms of freedom request what acts or most likely whistleblowers. so this is an application of the freedom of access to cli

. >> congresswoman elise stefanik. they think it will lock in the midterm vote for them. >> bret: jacqui. >> russia, iran, israel, ukraine and china a lot to talk about. >> bret: "fox news sunday" this weekend. >> see you then. >> bret: shannon, thanks. midterm spotlight races contest for the top job in kansas. take you there. some of our fox affiliates covering tonight. fox 5 in new york where mayor eric adams announces new tent cities to house the growing number of migrants. two humanitarian emergency response and relief centers opened in the coming weeks. new york has been scrambling to find ways to house migrants that have been bused in texas. fox 11 in los angeles where school officials say they will make the anti-overdose medication narcan available at all campuses by mid october. it is the response to recent fentanyl overdoses by students, including the death of a 5-year-old girl in a hollywood school bathroom. and this is a live look fox 4 one of the big stories there everyone's favorite 55-foot tall cowboy usu

. >> new york congresswoman elise stefanik calling out city leadership and soft on crime policies thatb have enabled this attack. >> the governor of new york state and the mayor of new york city have blood on their hands. democrats and radicals pushing defund the police movement and bail reform policies that prioritizes the criminals over law-abiding citizens. >> rousseau he willing was a 24 year veteran of the fdny and also a 9/11 first responder. back to you. >> she down the block full uniform 2:30 in the afternoon gets stabbed to death. >> ainsley: in a bodega just getting food. >> brian: at 9/11 as todd mentioned on top of in this 34-year-old guy. if not for the good samaritan he might have gotten away it even though it's on video. holds up and gets arrested. long track record of criminal behavior. in and out of rikers island i'm sure unless he divided to commit some of these horrific acts elsewhere there is going to be i'm sure a bunch of red flags amongst his family and friends to say how dangerous he is. but, you will see in this can't happen. i wish it was one off. but this is

i joined my other new york colleagues, elise stefanik and chris jacobs in introducing a legislation in congress known as the protect local farms act. if there are no farms, there will be no nutritious food to feed our state, nation, and, yes, the world, as we face a potential food shortage worldwide. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now recognize the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin, for five minutes. mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i rise today because americans are divided. our public discourse is broken. instead of fostering open and honest political debate, our flawed information environment creates ecochambers and partisan silos. at times, it feels like the very fabric of our nation is being torn at the seams, and this toxic polarization has infected the capitol, too, where it's becoming increasingly difficult to get things done in a bipartisan manner. the nonstop outrage and anger must end. to begin solving some of these issues, i proposed an idea which i developed in partnership with my former science and technology policy advisor

minority leader kevin mccarthy leading the republican leadership there statements police and elise stefanikcommitment to america. this is similar to the contract with america released right before the 1992 midterms. excuse me 1994 midterms. and they have a pack and gone to q&a so we want to bring in shannon bream host of "fox news sunday" who is with us. shannon, one of the things that is interesting, i thought this commitment to america was coming much later than the contract america did back in 1994. and how true could this be a question worth the contract with america was released september 27, 1994. this is about right in line. if you remember at the time, you and i are old enough to remember, it was just seismic how many republicans. they are not that many toss-up seats and play right now, but the republicans are in pretty good position to win. now they have something to run, a policy platform to run on. >> there was always his criticism that you can only get so far by pointing to the other side and sagging, "we don't like those guys and we don't like their policies. they are doing a t

and jim jordan and elise stefanik, ted cruise behind leavitt so you see the splintering that is happeningi got a chance to catch up with caroline leavitt earlier today and take a listen to how she is distinguishing herself from her opponent. >> a homegrown conservative option for republican voters heading into tomorrow and i am the best candidate to take on chris, and matt has not been a tested conservative, he failed the only test that matters, he already walk lost to chris in the general election and we cannot afford literally to lose this seat again. >> leavitt has very much been campaigning in the trump style, a lot of fiery rhetoric, and what is interesting here, we've seen this time and again, primaries are very different from general elections, so we'll be watching whichever of these candidates wins, and how they're able to pick up the many more voters in new hampshire that are not aligned with the republican party, and especially 38% of voters are unaffiliated, so how will these candidates sort of change tacks, on be able to appeal to the moderates, that is critical to watch. >> t

as in elise stefanik, one of the ex-president's biggest g.o.p. defenders in congress., if you're in the maga world, that is huge. congrats, elise-- i heard the president dropped your name. ( laughter ) now, it's been a while-- ( cheers and applause ) (♪ guitar riff ♪) really? wow! thank you very much. it's been a while since i've talked about conspiracy theorist and softball dipped in pubes, alex jones. ( audience reacts ) jones is-- and i want to be fair here-- the worst human on the planet. he has recently been the target of a defamation lawsuit over the outrageous lies he told about the sandy hook tragedy being faked. well, late last week, the jury brought down the sledgehammer, and ordered jones to pay sandy hook parents over $49 million. ( cheers and applause ) oh! hell, yes! ( cheers and applause ) that is-- that is-- that is fitting news. revenge is a dish best served on a check for $49 million. of course, all of the evidence made the jury's decision pretty easy. initially, when jones took the stand, he swore up and down, under oath, that he did not have any ema

. >> steve: congressman, your colleague from the great state of new york, elise stefanik said this aple of days ago. the next 56 days i'm going to focus on working to ensure we earn historic republican majority with the broad support of new york 21 and my house republican colleagues. i intend to run for conference chair in the next congress. i do believe, congressman, you are interested in the same job, right? not just interested i'm running for congress chair. get the timeline straight up until two days ago nobody knew what elise was going to do. i start decided to put my foot in the ring and make the calls and i think that kind of spurred her to make a decision. listen, as republicans, we have one goal. and that is saving the country from the radical democrat agenda. i'm focused on that as well. but, in the next congress, republicans have a choice. i think that we should have a strong conservative in the leadership room to help guide house republicans in the 118th congress so we can actually get america back on track. >> brian: you don't think that she is a strong conservative? >>

we have elise stefanik part of the leadership role in there rolling out a commitment to america and plentycritics on the left and if you want to write but we will talk to her about that. joe manchin finds himself in the middle of everything because we run out of money in washington next week. we are fighting for continued resolution this idea he made with chuck schumer to get his vote onto inflation reduction act. that is going to be attached to the funding measure and people on the right and left to say they will not vote for that either. stay with us exclusively and we will drill down on fact. >> john: the border secure. >> i don't think he agrees. >> john: a couple of weeks ago. i don't think he has changed. great to see you and we will see you sunday. >> thanks guys. >> gillian: mother found dead with half of her body burned and also naked. still clinging to the trunk of a tree and they are looking for a close to the final message to her daughter, saying someone wouldn't let her go. >> john: plus, brian kilmeade weighs in on the teacher of the year. who is so woke, you have to see him

grandkids, if they up on history, will will it liz cheney will come out looking a lot better than elise stefanik or kevin mccarthy or any of that. now, is that just pollyannish northwest washington guy giving a book talk maybe, but i think that counts for something. i think she's doing an incredible service. i think hearings have been great. i think they've been performed really. i think i think they've been a joy, not a joy but i think they've been a they've been very effective and i hope they continue. and look, i mean, yeah, i think if republicans win the house, that thing's going to probably disband pretty quickly. but but they're, you know, once the truth gets rolling, it's kind of hard to stop. and and you the justice department still has some time to do their work. and that's pence being able to stand up against not good no, i don't see them doing it. i mean, i think i'm sort of amazed. i remember watching the last hearings and seeing those, hearing the radio of his secret service detail, actually talking about saying to their families and, and i'm thinking, you know, pence, if he's watch

here with more, house republican conference chair congresswoman elise stefanik. lw this is what no bail laws thi get you. thiss woul is what defund, dism, get you and a governor and a mayor in new york that have no desire to fix it. >> what a tragedy, sean, to have yet another headline of an innocent public servant. alison russo is a lieutenant in the as she's an emt officer, for has served for over 20 years. she was just going to a bodega in broad daylight and at 220andl p.m. was stabbed violently and ultimately passed away. these are tragedies.d the the governor of new york state and the mayor ofnd new york city have blood on their hands. als e democrats and radicals have been the pushing this defund the police movement and the failed bill reform policies that prioritizes the criminals over law abiding citizens. tizensi would tell you, there'ss a crime crisis across rew york state, which is why new yorkers, whether they're republican , independents or democrats, they're going to vote forr help new direction. we need everyone to step up torn help save our street

about, and essentially that's why, in my opinion, this proclamation by mccarthy and clowns like elise stefaniko nothing but demonize democrats. democrats are wrong for demonizing the other party, but by the same token, what it amounts to is people likes to -- like stefanik and mccarthy do that. host: let's hear from house majority leader steny hoyer, democrat, outside of pittsburgh, friday. he was rebutting the house republican agenda and talking about the democrats' legislative agenda. [video clip] >> democrats voted to bring down health care, prescription drug and energy costs for american workers and their families. not a single republican voted to cap costs. we wanted to cap costs for everybody. we couldn't get the votes. only seniors. that was a step forward. we are not stopping. they voted against tapping -- capping out-of-pocket costs for part d, prescription drugs, so citizens weren't driven into bankruptcy. if they had to have life-saving drugs. they voted against keeping 13 million people who didn't qualify for medicaid, and who couldn't afford the affordable care act, to keep them o

about, and essentially that's why, in my opinion, this proclamation by mccarthy and clowns like elise stefaniko nothing but demonize democrats. democrats are wrong for demonizing the other party, but by the same token, what it amounts to is people likes to -- like stefanik and mccarthy do that. host: let's hear from house majority leader steny hoyer, democrat, outside of pittsburgh, friday. he was rebutting the house republican agenda and talking about the democrats' legislative agenda. [video clip] >> democrats voted to bring down health care, prescription drug and energy costs for american workers and their families. not a single republican voted to cap costs. we wanted to cap costs for everybody. we couldn't get the votes. only seniors. that was a step forward. we are not stopping. they voted against tapping -- capping out-of-pocket costs for part d, prescription drugs, so citizens weren't driven into bankruptcy. if they had to have life-saving drugs. they voted against keeping 13 million people who didn't qualify for medicaid, and who couldn't afford the affordable care act, to keep them o