position directly rather than through the prism of fox news echo chamber.to— 3% of voters on there is 1— to— 3% of voters on the fence, maybe they were persuaded. fist the fence, maybe they were persuaded-— the fence, maybe they were ersuaded. �* ,., persuaded. at the same time, trump appealing _ persuaded. at the same time, trump appealing to _ persuaded. at the same time, trump appealing to women i trump appealing to women voters, this is a weak point in his campaign. how do you think he is doing that plugging some of the weaknesses?— of the weaknesses? when it comes to — of the weaknesses? when it comes to women _ of the weaknesses? when it comes to women voters - of the weaknesses? when it comes to women voters in l comes to women voters in particular, trump has really had a difficult time figuring out which way he wants to attack, particularly on this crucial issue of abortion. we saw in 2022 democrats significantly outperforming expectations in large part because of the abortion issue when it came to state referendums across the country in 2023 and 202

not everyone who watches fox news is stupid. fox news plays in places like military bases. and a lot of folks are watching and saying you know, she's not as bad as i thought. i don't like that guy, and i don't like her, but she's better than him. and that is the contract she has to continue to push. she does not have to sell that she is the greatest on earth, just less bad than him. >> and she wants to appeal to everybody. not just going for her quote unquote base. she is really putting herself out. >> and i think it is important to remember the contest, that this race is even. donald trump does not have a do that. he has this base of support, 47% of the electorate that is going to come out and vote for him. and he feels confident. republicans and older voters tend to vote more frequently and consistently, anyway. emily harris is not in that position. all these things we are talking about, all these various things are her trying to convince people that it is worth taking the time to go vote. so, if you can get some of those republicans, some of those generally skeptical rep

fox news that's never going to vote for trump, but there's other people tuning in and catching this whether it is a daughter or a son or somebody is going to the fox audience, the whole household not just the diehard fox news fan. >> what do you think this puts donald trump in a corner? however she was going to do, win, lose, or draw, this puts donald trump in a corner, she's junior varsity, she can't do it, she's weak-- she put her head in the mouth of the lion while donald trump sat home or talked to his friends. doesn't this put pressure on him to do something to >> but he keeps canceling. >> he's exhausted. >> she is pressuring him with her advantage. she's calling him out, she's saying he's wimpy, he won't debate her. she continues to show she's tough, and she's got to show those persuadable voters, not everyone who watches fox news is stupid. a lot of folks are watching and saying she's not as bad as i thought. i don't like that guy, and he don't like her, but she is better than him. that's the contrast she has to continue to push. she just has to show she is less mad than him.

on fox news, they try to avoid. they couldn't. when kamala harris realized the host was not going to let her speak, the only way the vice president could give fox viewers an opportunity to hear what she had to say was to talk back over him. was he making sure that happened? i personally think, absolutely. did she do well in this environment? of course. she was great. she's a former prosecutor, attorney general, senator, current vice president. she's fine with a situation like that, and even flourishes. yet, there were times she was shaky on answers about immigration. he kept coming after her. but the questions sounded like they came from a trump campaign ad. in fact, they played a trump campaign ad in the interview. the host almost seemed obsessed with transgender surgery. the vice president kept trying to tell him she will follow the law. that was the answer. all the while, the vice president found her opportunities to make the case against donald trump. >> over the last decade, it is clear to me and certainly the republicans who

does, and that was -- i mean, on fox news. t that was incredible. the other thing she got to do is to explain, yes. she does have policies. the fox viewers have been told over and over again that, oh, she doesn't -- she doesn't have any policies. she doesn't -- who is she? what is she about? what does she want to do? she got to talk about what she will do as president of the united states, and -- >> yep. >> her economic programs, and other, by the way, you might not have heard that all the -- all the national security officials who worked for donald trump are all opposing him this time around because they think he's so dangerous, and oh by the way, i just came from an event with 100 republicans who were crossing party lines to vote for me instead of donald trump. she got to put facts into the -- the right-wing media bubble which believes in alternative facts, and i thought that was really significant. it's like putting a virus into that machine, and so all in all, i thought it was -- she got more out of it than she could have p

we'll also have more about her interview with fox news, including how many more people tuned in for her very revealing sit-down with bret baier compared to donald trump's town hall on the same network. >>> speaking of the former president, he was in new york yesterday for a charity dinner that is traditionally attended by both presidential candidates. but he spent part of his day on social media, on his personal social media platform, obsessing over kamala harris' interview with "60 minutes," an interview he refused to do. >>> also ahead, elon musk was in pennsylvania yesterday pushing debunked and dangerous conspiracy theories about election fraud. we'll play for you those comments. >>> and we'll have the latest out of the middle east following an operation that killed hamas leader yahya sinwar. admiral james stavridis and richard haass will join us with their expert insight on this developing situation. this has major implications for the world. >>> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is friday, october 18th. we begin on the campaign trail where vice president kamala harris mad

fox news that day. he didn't actually play the relevant part. here is what they did show, followed by the former president's full remarks. >> he's the one who talks about an enemy from within. an enemy within. talking about the american people, suggesting he would turn the american military on the american people. >> we ask that question to the former president today. harris faulkner had a townhall and this is how he responded. >> i heard about that. they were saying i was like threatening., threatening anybody. they are the ones doing the threatening. they do phony investigations. i've been investigated more than alphonse capone. it's true. it's called, weaponization of government. it's a terrible thing. >> brett, i'm sorry, and with all due respect, that clip was not what he has been saying about the enemy within that he has repeated when he is speaking about the american people. no, no, no. that's not what you showed. in all fairness and respect to you. >> that was the question we asked him. >> you d

i think in that fox news interview she matched bret baier's tone very well. i think she was skilled in kind of running circles around him, trying to poke holes into the questions he was asking, because this is something she's able to do innately because she's a prosecutor. that is so much a part of her personality. throughout this campaign season, we've seen so much about the joyful kamala harris. but the prosecutor kamala harris is there every day too. i think that is what she was really kind of effectively was able to deploy in that interview. you're right. this is a real march to november. the campaign very well knows that their time is short to not just portray the message that donald trump is unfit, but also that kamala harris is just a better option because of all things she wanted to do when they talk about the opportunity economy. they're going to keep marching down november trying to make sure that enough americans hear that message. i think that's why you're seeing this really robust media strategy. first i think it was fair to qualify them as risk

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fox news or not. that is chilling.think we can talk enough about it because it's really -- it sounded like a threat, and this is again, as you said, he's talking to his friends. >> he's talking to his friends here. take a listen to something else he said to those friends because they were asking him about potentially courting nikki haley voters, bringing haley on the campaign trail. take a listen to that exchange. >> there's a segment of the republican party that likes nikki haley and they are reluctant to jump into your column. she wants to help. if he calls me i'm there. you guys used to be tight. in the last 18 days will you call her and say come out with me. >> yeah. nikki haley, and i fought, and i beat her by 50, 60, 90 points. i beat her in her own state by numbers and they keep talking about nikki. i like nikki. nikki, i don't think should have done what she did. >> not sure if the most amazing thing is what he said or the reporting that flashed across my screen as we're on air, nbc news reporting according to

trump sitting down on fox news. obviously two very different shows. donald trump's, you know, interview definitely may be more -- more of a relaxed setting, if you will, but there is going to be that pressure now for the harris campaign to say to trump now you do essentially the mirror of what i did. >> he took some tough questions. but you're right, he hasn't sat down for a tough interview, and he almost canceled cnbc yesterday, a relatively friendly host. there's also the idea of toughness, harris went in there, took the hard questions, came out looking pretty well. one member of her staff texted me and saying the word he used. >> you're going to see her campaign continue to tout this. like i said, she's gotten a lot of push back and a lot of criticism for not sitting down and getting these tough questions. and some people even, you know, voters essentially saying, she's not going to sit down for these tough interviews, how is she going to sit down with a foreign leader, for example, and have those tough conversat

format plus, the vice president isn't the only one making waves on fox news. her senior adviser has been all over fox. it is driving trump insane. ian is going to join me live in just a few minutes. >>> a new segment for us with just three weeks to go. questions with former obama campaign manager jimmy sina. >>> okay. believe it or not, we are just eckstein days out from the election, and right now, it is pretty safe to say that these candidates are closing out their campaigns in slightly different ways. i mean, kamala harris is trying to fire up her base, any people off the couch to vote. she's holding big rallies with huge stars like usher, getting people excited. but she's also at the same time trying to expand her base of soup or by doing things like walking right into the lions den of fox news. and on the other hand, there is donald trump. >> arnold palmer was all man. and i say that with all due respect to women -- and i love women -- but this guy. this is a guy who was all man. this man was strong and tough, and i refuse to say it, but when he took showe

how do you think the vice president did on fox news yesterday? >> yeah, i think that brett was rude. it surprised me how rude he was. i have been interviewed by brett. i understand that he comes at his interviews from a different perspective than somebody who works at other news outlets than what that has appointed itself as the defender-in-chief of donald trump. i thought she did fine. was it a home run? obviously not. the contrast, mika, is clear. the person seen as strong typically wins the presidency. the person who is seen as stable and calm, and most importantly change, change is very, very important. she did some real work yesterday on change. for the first time saying i'm going to follow a different path than joe biden. that's very important for her to underline. i think she showed strength. the contrast is now set up. you have strength verses weakness. he's afraid to go anywhere where the person or the people he is surrounded by are not his supporters. you have got calm and stable verses chaotic. you have change verses the same old tired

. >> brian: watch "fox & friends" weekend and we'll be there, too. coming up this sunday as 7:00 p.m. in new york history, liberty and lapse. fox nation, history to life. brian kilmeade.com to get tickets. we have special guests. if you love the country and want to be inspired and motivated, just go to fox nation, 7:00 on sunday night. meanwhile that's it for us. make sure you join us tomorrow and we'll review the town hall and bret's special interview. for now time to turn it over to dana and bill. >> bill: thank you, brian. let's get rolling midweek. 20 days to go. candidates on the move in a big way teeing up two big experiences -- appearances he said right here today on fox news channel. could be experiences, too, it's why you have to watch. i'm bill hemmer, good morning. here we go. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it's appearances for them and experiences for the audience. a big day around here indeed. the road runs through pennsylvania if you want to get to victory. jd vance will be there today and tomorrow. former president trump will be there saturday and v

and choice news for fox news as well. we'll show you some of his online tantrums. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this friday, october 18th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day with us. we have so much to get to this morning, and we will, of course, begin with the death of hamas leader yahya sinwar. they posted this on social media yesterday announcing they have eliminated the head of the terrorist organization. they found him by chance yesterday ending the yearlong search of the man believed to be the architect of the october 7th attacks. officials say troops were patrolling an area of rafah when they noticed three terrorists fleeing from house to house. the two sides then engaged in gunfire and all three militants were killed. it was then that israeli forces -- and only then when israeli forces suspected that one of those terrorists might actually be yaha sinwar. photographs and later dna tests confirm his identity. nbc news correspondent hala gorani has more on this from tel aviv. >> re

there is many fox news appearances, you can see them on the screen there, trump whined repeatedly this week the fox is giving sam's too much airtime, timing that he, quote -- and this is a trump quote -- virtually owns the network. he also mentions him by name on his appearance on fox and friends late this week. that's called getting in someone's head. letting me now is ian sams, a senior adviser for the harris/walls campaign. there's a lot to talk about, but this is kind of a badge of honor. i mean, trump attacking you by name tells me he thinks people are listening to you. so why do you think you're getting under his skin so much? >> well, i just a spokesperson and i try to spend every single day advocating for why my candidate has the right vision for the country, and her plans for people, and why donald trump doesn't. i don't really know why donald trump seems to be spending his time tivo inc. fox news appearances and lashing out against spokespeople. that's not something that the vice president does. i think she things more about the country and what she wants to do as president i

david webb, fox news contributor and host of "the david lip show" on sirius xm patriot. we begin with alexandria hoff on the new fox news power ranking out today. >> emily, good morning to you. and last forecast, vice president harris had an edge, but this week one state electoral votes have shifted from her column in the direction of former president trump. that state is michigan. democrats have held strong base in 2016 and the state's g.o.p. has struggled, but still the trump team has dedicated a lot of resources there, and the polls show an increasingly tight race, so michigan and its electoral votes have moved to the toss-up category joining arizona, nevada, pennsylvania, georgia, north carolina, and wisconsin. this moves the presidential race as a whole from a harris lead to a toss-up. power rankings predict harris will receive 226 electoral votes, trump 219. there are 93 up for grabs, lots of room for either candidate to reach that magic 270. every high-quality poll has both in the margins of error. surveys from "the wall street journal" and quinnipiac show the race

fox news alert. we will take you to the picket line. >> ainsley: fox weather alert. helene has destroyed neighborhoods. franklin graham joins us alongside former president trump. >> lawrence: counting down to tonight's cbc news debate that will simulcast on fox news. will moderators be fair? >> steve: we are fair and b balanced. final hour of "fox and friends" begins right now. >> ainsley: fox news alert. tens of thousands of port workers are walking off the deal, shutting down ports along the coast. >> brian: the ports are responsible for half of u.s. imports and billions in trade per month. >> steve: products will not be imported or exported, including things you see on the screen, s chemicals, iron, steel, vehicles and european chicago should be on the list, too. >> lawrence: lydia who just spoke to president of the n international longshoremen's association, what did he tell you? >> good morning, he tells me this is going to be the first day of a long battle that they are prepared to fight. i asked him what would it take to end this strike now on day one. he said

fox news poll shows 53% of woman support harris while 45% support to former president. to. >> trace: ashley stormer asked -- leifer is in new york i think you let's bring in fox campaign media directors -- and "new york post" reporter livia moynahan. thank you for both coming on. sonny devers on the way kamala harris on right and then we'll move on. this is kamala trying to run out the clock against bret baier. watch. >> may i please finish this -- may finish responding, please. we have to let me finish, please. him in the middle of responding to the point you are raising and i would like to finish. but let me just finish. >> trace: again and again it's the old barack obama let me finish, let me finish, let me finish undergoes have the interview. >> next right. kamala harris was trying to have a viral i'm speaking moment here but it really felt black because she spent more time telling -- telling bret baier that he was interrupting her than she did giving concrete policy ideas as to how she's actually going to improve the life of the american people right now. you know,

new fox news polls that came out last night. fox has trump at 50, harris 458 48 nationally among likely voters. top issues motivating people to vote for harris, disliking trump 17%, protecting democracy, 14%, abortion 14%. what would you say she should do in the next 19 days to try to motivate? >> i think more of these types of interviews and more like the rally she was doing yesterday with 100 republicans that are supporting her candidacy. a reliable voting base of people who have historically voted for the other guy or the other gallon the other side of the ticket are these republicans that are pro-democracy voters, liz cheneys of the world who will show up. donald trump is relying on low propensity voters and kamala harris is relying on high propensity voters but don't want to be in the fold with democrat but will turn out. we had trump up two nationally. kamala harris up six in the battlegrounds. trump may be banking vote in places that doesn't matter. if "the new york times" poll is correct and wins florida by ten, i don't

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candidates are back on the trail after dueling appearances on fox news. >> bill: bret pleaseing the vp on tough questions and how she would chart a new path forward of the biden administration, which she is a big part. here is how she answered it last night. >> several people tell the country is on the wrong track. they say the country is on the wrong track. if it's on the wrong track, that track follows 3 1/2 years of you being vice president and president biden being president. that is what they're saying, 79%. if you are turning the page, you have been in office for 3 1/2 years. >> and donald trump has been running for office for -- >> you have been the person holding the office, madam vice president. >> you and i both know what i'm talking about. >> i actually don't. >> dana: it shows former president trump with an edge nationwide after a fox news town hall where he didn't mince words. watch here. >> she is the worst vice president and destroying our country. i don't want to use destroyed, that makes it sound like it can't come back but it is awfully close. she is the worst. >> dan

eastern right here on fox news.rthel: back to the campaign trail start power is in the spotlight today. pop singer alyssa is joining vice president harris in a campaign event in detroit than the vp will travel to atlanta for a rally with another music star, usher. alexandria hoff is live from atlanta or with more. >> good to be with you. doors have opened up here in atlanta. they're having some political big names as well the final boost in enthusiasm over these last couple of days on the campaign former president obama has been campaigning for the vice president. on thursday for the first time they will be side-by-side at the campaign event here in atlanta former first lady will do the same in michigan on saturday. here is mr. obama in tucson last night. >> americas ready to turn the page. were running for a better story. we are ready for a president, kamala harris. >> we have also learned former republican congresswoman liz cheney will join harris for a series of moderated conversations to take place in pennsylvan

"fox news coverage of the events at about to: 12:00 p.m. reports of the capital being on lockdown -- at about 2:12 p.m. reports of the capital being on lockdown. much of the crowd was carrying flags as evidence of their allegiance to the defendants. crowds on the capital lawn were shown alongside the chiron saying certification vote paused as protests erupt. at 2:21 a reporter interviewed a person who had come to the capital because trump told them they had something big to look forward to and what's told vice president pence would -- i think there several thousand people here very disappointed but i think trump has something else left. fox news reported a police officer may have been injured and that protesters had made their way inside the capital. donald trump was alone in his dining room when he issued a tweet attacking mike pence and fueling the ongoing riots. "mike pence did not have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution, giving states a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not

>> every day. >> reporter: matt finn, fox news. >> bret: up next the panel on one of the last weekendse campaign season. plus winners and losers. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. wjzy in charlotte with details about the brazen escape of four inmates three of whom remain at large tonight. the inmates escaped from the chester field county detention center monday night through a ventilation system. an alleged female accomplice is also being sought. >> fox 29 in philadelphia as a house explosion leaves at least one person dead, you see the remains there. it happened in chester county. neighbors reported hearing what sounded like multiple blasts at that structure. this is a live look at oakland california from fox two, right now more than fire fighters are at the scene of a four alarm fire you can see in the distance that smoke plume. we'll monitor that but another big story there tonight. the last survivor on the uss utah during the attack on pearl harbor turns 105 years old. warren upton of san hoe says celebrated his birthday thursday

fox news alert. overnight, right now, thousands of dock workers walking off the job in an historic port strike affecting shipping along the east coast. we're going to take you to the picket line. >> brian: and another alert. you are looking live at beirut as israel has officially begun its ground offensive against hezbollah. they are in the tunnels. >> steve: and a fox weather alert. at least 128 deaths after helene ripped through small towns, destroying entire neighborhoods. samaritan's purse president franklin graham is going to join us. he had a relief visit to georgia yesterday alongside the former president. franklin is with us coming up. >> lawrence: the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> ainsley: a fox news alert. tens of thousands of port workers walking in the picket line, walking off the job after failing to reach a deal effectively shutting down major ports along our east coast. >> steve: yep. you are looking live. i believe that's the port of bay i don't know. lauren si

fox news channel and fox weatherford complete coverage of milton. is quite the storm and it's not nearly over yet. live in orlando, we will see you again tomorrow morning on america's news. >> trace: good evening, trace gallagher, 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, we continue the coverage of hurricane milton now wreaki

of his behavior today on fox and actually all week long shows that he thinks he has control over fox news for example, he says he told rupert her dockery was going to tell rupert murdoch today, just stop running anti-trump ads on fox. that is a wild idea. rupert murdoch's ever going to turn down advertising money. and besides cable networks basically are required to run political ads in the final weeks of an election. so you know, trump is out there for these ideas, thinking he's actually the programmer and chief of fox when he's not well this comes as he is doing a fox news interview, but the questions about the other interviews he's been canceling on cnbc, on nbcu, christine romans it makes you just look at the content of these interviews, obviously, not every interviews the same. >> and during that moment this morning, he was asked about who his favorite president was. this is what he had to say little, i liked ronald reagan. >> i thought he was policy. i'm not very good job. i've made some great trade deals for scusa mcao. that wasn't his strength, but he had a great dignity, great pr

because "fox news at night" is based in los angeles we've got unique legal perspective to take you inside story. christina coleman is live with a closer look at new interest in an old case. >> reporter: good evening, trace. the menendez brothers are serving life sentences without parole for the 1989 shotgun slaying of their wealthy parents. prosecutors argue they were after their parents multimillion dollar estate but their legal team says they acted out and self defense after suffering years of emotional and physical abuse by their parents including sexual abuse by their father over many years. now la prosecutors are going to review new evidence, a letter that erik wrote to his cousin in 1988 that could corroborate abuse claims. he says i've been trying to avoid dad, it still happening but it's worse for me now. i never know when it's going to happen and it's driving me crazy, every night i stay up thinking he might come in. the la county district attorney weighed in and also noted society's changing views on sexual abuse allegations over the years. >> we have now decided on the outcome.

joseph will start his new position next week. lamonica peters ktvu, foxwo news. >> well, the san jose police officers association released a statement calling joseph's appointment a quote wise decision, saying, quote, chief joseph brings a wealth of experience and innovative ideas and a collaborative nature to a department he knows inside and out. chief joseph will need all of those traits as we get to work. keeping the residents of san jose safe by increasing staffing, improving morale, and strengthening community policing. congratulations, chief. san jose city leaders are trying to pressure and battle councilmember omar torres to resign. torres has gone into self-imposed exile as police investigate allegations of child sex abuse. he admits to exchanging sexually explicit messages about minors, and says they were part of a, quote, roleplay. the council took away his committee assignments and is calling for him to step down. council members still voted to excuse his recent absences. the lone objection was from district seven councilman ben dorgan. >> i ma

that fox news interview with kamala harris, it's revealed so much. and now, there is more. that incredible moment in that interview has revealed in the follow-up-- so, i want to spell it out for you, because this is exactly what they do. kamala harris showed righteous anger after bret baier lied to his viewers by showing a clip that he had donald trump's most dangerous comments on the campaign trail. i am calling it a lie now, because this was not a live interview and he was not caught off guard. there is no excuse. 24 hours after fox news ran on a loop, harris's reaction to that misleading clip that millions of americans were misled by, their choice was not to apologize to the viewers right away, but instead, to show her reaction, just for the o, that is called voiceover, not her voice, not what she is saying, not what happened there, but this. and they show it out of context, and continue over this video to berate, mischaracterize and diminish her as an angry black woman. the american people were misled about one of the most important issues of this campaign, that there i

>> sue gusman, fox news. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> six weeks after being shot in the chesturing a robbery attempt in san francisco, 49ers rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall gets the green light to practice. >> exciting. it's a blessing to see him. >> some excited teammates welcoming pearsall back to the field. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. >> the first round draft pick ricky pearsall was cleared to return to the practice field with his team. that's after narrowly escaping serious injury with a gunshot wound to the chest back in august. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live for us outside levi's stadium this evening, with more on the high expectations for the first year, wide receiver and the team. jesse. >> claudine. good afternoon. good evening to you. and before we let unbridled, unbridled emotions get the best of us, ricky pearsall will not play sunday against kansas city. will not play. however, his return could be a step on the road to a full strength roster ready to make another super bowl run. five games into the season, and ricky p

finally today marks 28 years of the fox news channel. since starting on october 7th, 1996. brought you the latest and greatest in news spanning across the last seven presidents, so, big happy to fox news. to steal a line from ainsley, we are so glad you were born. >> ainsley: yes, we are. thank you for being born, fox news. and thank you all for watching us every morning. >> brian: in the beginning no one knew where it was, what it was and now everybody knows what it is. >> ainsley: were you here on day one? >> brian: no. >> ainsley: right after? >> brian: i remember waiting forever for will cain to come over. >> will: it took a while. >> ainsley: i'm glad you did. 25 minutes after the hour. elon musk joins trump on station butler, pennsylvania to a stunning new march crowd. david. >> brian: what a night it was. david is here to talk about the campaign and the 2 # days left. ♪ ♪ nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. at harbor freight

. >> todd: straight to a fox news alert. hurricane milton has just become category 2 as it builds in gulf of mexico of milton expected to strengthen to major category four heading for florida 11 days after the state ravaged by hurricane helene. >> carley: federal government faces criticism for response to hurricane helene, kamala harris is kicking off her week-long media tour with this. >> i'm curious, you don't do too many interviews, what made you want to do collar daddy today? >> i think you and your listeners have really got this thing right, one of the best ways to communicate with people is to be real. >> carley: more on the hard-hitting interviews we're expecting this week. >> todd: and house up for grabs with 22 races, kicking off our down ballot series today speaking with candidates that will determine which party controls the house. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. hurricane milton intensifies into a category two in the gulf of mexico. >> todd: milton expected

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crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, crystal, thank you for that. and just a reminder here. you can always stay up to date with the fox local lab. you can find in-depth coverage from the ktvu newsroom and stream live newscasts. it is a free download for your smart tv. >> the city of berkeley is expanding its specialized care unit to help respond to more people experiencing a behavioral health crisis. the city announced today the one year old program will expand to 24 hours a day, four days a week. and when crews get a call, the pilot program sends out a three person team made up of a clinician peer specialist and an emt. last year, city audit found 12% of police calls were related to a behavioral health crisis. berkeley mayor jesse arreguin says the pilot program can relieve some of that call volum. >> a city audit last year found that 12% of our calls to our police department relate to situation involving someone who's a behavioral health crisis. and this ensures that our police a very, very skilled, very expensive, highly specialized, highly traine

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"fox news at night" with trace gallagher is next. i love you, america. >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, vice president kamala harris trying to close the deal with a message of unity, but president biden opened a can of worms with a message of division that many are now calling a deplorable's moment. >> the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters, unconscionable. >> trace: no democrats and the media are saying trump supporters should not be offended by the word garbage, after the very same democrats and mediate said the word garbage was disgusting, hateful and degrading. >> comments about puerto rico are disgusting and hateful. >> a rally full of racist and vulgar remarks. >> while comments. >> so unbelievably degrading. >> trace: but former president trump fears no garbage, in fact today he was all about garbage. >> i hope you enjoy this garbage truck. kamala and joe call all of us and e

we'll have coverage of the trump rerally live urine fox news channel put on the fox report that startsust under two hours from now at 6:00 p.m. eastern. arthel: vice president kamala harris is camping and a pair of pivotal swing states to vapor pop music start live so joint harris for get out the vote events today. at a campaign rally in atlanta. alexander hoffa's live in atlanta with more. >> tonight special guest in atlanta will be osher pretty will take the stage later once the rally kicks off. it slid into star power in the final days of the selection. >> we do not want to have any regrets we could have done the next 17 days. and on november 5 and at the end of that day we will look at each other and say it yes, the power was with the people. and we made a difference. i former president trump and will turn into detroit they say if kamala harris wins the whole country will be like detroit. resilient like detroit. they were brief a couple minutes but early voting opened up in detroit today. the rest of michigan early voting here in georgia so far yielded historic results 1.3 million

this was definitely a choice by the vice president to go on fox news talk about why she's doing this and why now. >> yeah, after reading two books about fox and trump, here's how i view it. well, if i view fox as an extension of the trump campaign, yes, there's a little bit of news, but it's mostly pro trump, anti harris opinion. the network has an antidemocratic political machine with that said the goal of the harris campaign was to reach undecided persuadable voters, including some independents. and even some democrats who are unlikely to vote for harris, but do sometimes watch fox, one of the calculations weather camp campaign is that these clips will be run in lots of places, not just on fox. so she's getting her message out in an adversarial environment and she's showing that she's willing to take these tough questions unlike donald trump, i spoke with trump campaign, sees me harris campaign spokesman ian sams today for the vanity fair podcast inside the high, but he said to me, look, the fox audience quote, frankly plea often gets fed a bunch of crap and harris wants to make sur

jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. mike, back up to you in oakland. all right. >> we could use pierce on sunday, but hey, it's just magical sight seeing 14 running those routes out there on the practice field jesse appreciate it. thank you. >> oakland police are investigating a triple shooting over the weekend that left three teenagers hurt. investigators say they believe it started with an argument at a birthday party, and ended with someone firing into a crowd of more than 50 guests. as ktvu is an rubin reports. police say they hope new technology will help them track the suspects down. >> video from the citizen app shows the scene in oakland after gunfire erupted at a 17 year old's birthday party. it happened saturday night on the 8300 block of bancroft avenue. >> it appears there was some type of altercation that occurred at this birthday party, where individuals left that were involved in that altercation. it appears that those individuals then returned the firearms shooting up that location. >> the victims, a 17 year old girl and 219 year old me

that is fox news it's basically a gamble. so let's consider the wednesday, one of the last potential trajectory changing moments for the campaign will be this. when harris sits down with bret baier and we are told it's going to be 25 to 30 minutes. worth of questions with us now, is puck senior political correspondent tara palmeri. she's in our fifth seat it tara why would kamala harris be going on fox news three weeks before the election? >> i think it makes sense because she needs to speak to working class swing voters, independents, republicans who are still on the fence. i don't know if you heard from her director to to 270, david plouffe this morning, he thinks there's still gettable. and if those are the persuadable voters, you got to get them where they are and they're watching fox news. the people really maga-type republicans. they think fox is too liberal. i mean, they really do. i know this because i know a few now is really plays for nikki haley land voters it's actually i mean, i think there's a misconception abou

fox news can confirm that israel is striking targets inside iran.his is in response to the ballistic missile attack that took place earlier this month. i am told by a senior official tonight, this is meant to send a message of deterrence to the iranian regime and that israel is prepared for a possible iranian response, but is certainly looking to keep the situation contained. and again, just to give you the backdrop of this, we are 385 days into the war between israel and hamas. we are 384 days into the war between israel and hezbollah. these key iranian proxies across the middle east. and of course, the iran backed houthis in yemen have also been involved in the fight, launching both missiles and drones towards cities like tel aviv, where we are reporting from tonight. >> jason terry, a break down that idea of deterrence because the israelis have been amazing in their ability to repel these attacks that come towards them, but also to degrade their capabilities. is that when you say they're going to send a deterrence, are they going after military t

and i do give him credit for coming on fox news. i wish kamala harris would also come on fox news and give a couple interviews. as we know, a highly watched network, and i'm not just saying it because you're my employer, but it's a highly watched network, so i give tim walz credit for coming on "fox news sunday," having difficult conversations. the interview appears to be probably something he's not used to which is a little bit of back and forth. he's actually being pressed on maybe some more of his lies. we got one press during that debate on one of his lies, but there was many more. and just saying that you're a knucklehead at times or grammar's not your best thing, i don't think that's going to get him out of it with shannon bream, that's for sure. howard: kevin, quick thought on the interview, and then i want to move on. >> i thought the interview was excellent for tim walz for a couple reasons. first of all, he finally had a chance to calm down. i thought he was incredibly intense and, frankly, looked scared during the debate.

also fox news poll, deep dive in michigan. the economy in michigan, which i found surprising. right now overall she's ahead 48-46, margin of error, that is with r.f.k. jr. on the ballot and that's a very important caveat to put there, we know r.f.k. jr. is now supporting donald trump. without him on the ballot, take that factor out, it is dead heat. it was on the economy in michigan that -- i mean, trump was leading biden by 11 points in michigan on the economy. now that is a dead heat. economy, i keep saying over and over again like broken record, is a top issue for voters, that is inflation and prices. inflation skyrocketed 20% under biden and harris and wages have not caught up. i see the wages and there is a differential that can't be made up for. >> todd: wouldn't that skew trump? i don't understand why harris is getting it, especially with ev's, nobody wants that in michigan. >> cheryl: demographic groups, you see suburban women trending to harris. it is hard to say. a lot of factors are at play. on the economy, out of i

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we haven't heard anything back we he also yesterday posted on his truth social going after the fox news ceo suzanne scott saying, why is she putting all these negatively, you know, left commentators on air going out against me because again, i think he sees fox as an important place for his home-base where his fans are watching. we've known that he's had sort of an up and down complicated relationship with rupert murdoch and with fox news. but i think that just, you know, his off the cuff comment saying, oh, fox staffers helped me with the joke that just goes to show you how much he sees fox as an extension as a part of his presidential campaign? >> yeah, it's not helping fox staying on the train though. brett baer, who did the interview with harris now says he made a mistake during the interview. tell us what you've learned yes. >> so we, brett baer, a few remember during the interview, he he played a clip from donald trump at the town hall he had earlier talking about the enemy within i think we might have that clip from brett baer i but if we don't have it he then later said they pla

trump with the speech, but to palo does not actually work for the network. >> i want to bring in fox newswhisper cnn anchor, and my colleague and friend outflank errata she previously anchor at fox and friends and spent 16 years at fox news. >> and its news to her this evening that she's a fox news whisper the lab balance well, let me ask you, i've never been called that, but i assume the role there's a first time for everything and it's happening tonight. >> and i do wonder, did it surprise you to hear that trump say that a couple people from fox helped write some of the jokes not at all. >> it did not surprise me at all. >> i know that he routinely speaks to various fox hosts. they all many of them have relationships with him and i assumed when he said that that t it was greg gutfeld because bragg is there resident comedian. and so i assumed it was greg gutfeld or someone on okay. steph. now, as you say, laura fox came out and said no, it was in fact someone who writes jokes for greg gutfeld who's not employed by the network, but it's hard to know what to believe because both fox and do

. >> dana: fox news alert. the race to the white house is getting tighter and the candidates are putting a laser focus on undecided voters in a key toss-up state with 21 days until election day. some early voting is already underway. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." we've been underway, i'm dana perino and who are you? >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. we have seven battleground states. the key to victory now. new fox news power rankings forecasting the race is a toss-up. everything you see in yellow there is the ones to watch on election night. in the crucial homestretch, however, vp harris agreeing to a sit-down interview with bret baier on the fox news channel. >> if these polls hadn't tightened would kamala harris be doing an interview with fox right now? >> we enjoy coming on your air. you will get to hear from the vice president tomorrow night about her vision for the country and what she is looking forward to presenting to fox news viewers. >> what took so long? >> better late

vance, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you for having me shannon, good morning. >> there's t new polling out there blitz are with the gender gap there is a double-digit lead for the vice president among women in nearly all the battleground states, "politico" makes this observation, rather than pick a running mate that appealed to suburban women in swing states he chose j.d. vance who is engineered to appeal to that self-styled alpha male crowd they suggest you guys are banking on the breau vote to carry across the finish line. "politico" has this line say they have given up on the idea that they can get women voters. are you giving up on us? >> no, not at all shannon. that's a completely ridiculous argument for "politico" to make. i'm aware of the gender gap. i see the peeling everyone else does and i also think there is some evidence we made progress in the last few weeks and of course we are still a few weeks on the actual game day here. we're going to keep on making our argument to women voters and male voters and everybody that donald trump is the candidate of peace and