here is geraldo over the years. >> i'm geraldo rivera, you're about to witness a live television event. >> no no no no! >> sit down. >> look me straight away in the eye. do i look like i'm guilty about anything? >> you look more guilty than anyone i ever looked in the eye in my life. >> really, really? >> a massive concrete vault has been discovered. some think it belongs to none other than the notorious al capone. well, to want, for the first time that vault is going to be opened live! >> hi, everybody. i'm geraldo rivera, tonight we'll talk about most of you have been discussing there your homes and water coolers, the controversial good samaritan trial. what about the defendants, the so-called new york four? how are they holding up? >> one of the most well-known and controversial people in the world is in the fight of his life. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine, geraldo. how are you? >> watch it. get down, get down! this is a typical example of the difficulties that the rebel forces face. >> you've seen a lot. that's a tiny sample. what you've learned through your life in tv an

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>> geraldo?, i think that when you understand the gender gap that already exists and it is even more exaggerated in the puerto rican community, any puerto rican woman who would vote for this man to be president now would be so far off the mark. it is impossible now, i believe, for president trump to win that area, that allentown corridor with so many puerto ricans have settled in the key swing state of pennsylvania. i think that this one event, ari, i think that this event has stopped trump's momentum toward the finish line. absolutely. i think it has reversed it, and i think the polls from now on will show a gradual diminution of his support. this was a catastrophe for the trump campaign, in my opinion, ari. >> yeah. striking. i want to go to olivia. it's loud where you are. you are at the site of tonight's ellipse speech. i want to get your thoughts on what matters about that as someone who served in government, the symbolism of that. of course, if you want to weigh in on the prior conversation

here is geraldo over the years. >> i am geraldo rivera on live television. >> looked me straight awayi look like i am guilty about anything? >> you look more guilty than i have ever looked in my life. >> really? >> a concrete vault belongs to the notorious al capone. tonight, for the first time, the vault will be opened live. >> i am geraldo rivera. we will be talking about what most of you have been discussing your homes and around water coolers in your offices. we began with the controversial good samaritan trial and what about the defendants, the so- called new york four, how are they holding up? >> well-known and most controversial people in the world is in the fight of his life. >> i am doing fine, geraldo, how are you? >> it down! >> this is a typical example of the difficulties that the rebel forces face. >> you have seen a lot. that is a tiny sample of what you learned in your life in tv and media. and why you came to that conclusion about trump. >> ari, it was easy for me . he stabbed the constitution in the back. i really think the most important person in this country , for

it is it is in so many ways it's it's really sickening. >> alright, well, geraldo, i appreciate youring the time. i'm glad to talk to you again and thanks for sharing this my my pleasure, thanks for having me. all right. >> and next, kamala harris cheering on the oil industry, but our kfile has uncovered that she has not always been their biggest supporter plus a cnn exclusive, our david culver going where few journalists have gone before to the mountains where china's beloved pandas blip before election day. >> vice president harris basis voters and takes to pressing question jimmy lie. anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall. kamala harris, wednesday, october 23 at nine eastern on cnn with decks calm, g7, managing your diabetes, just got easier so what's your glucose number right now? >> good thing. you don't need to fingerstick, house all about food affect your glucose? >> oh, the answers on your what if you're heading low at night wow it can alert you and you can even track your goals manager, diabetes, which confidence that desk calm g7, the most accurate cgm? >>

rivera, who has endorsed kamala harris for president geraldo. >> good to see you. >> let's just get right into this it's because a floating island of garbage and then puerto rico in the same sentence, it's unbelievable. think about this. what had been said, you call this hate speech is this a moment that is going to be a turning point in trump's campaign. be naive or don't understand the business of politics, but i sense laura after a lifetime in this business, that this is a watershed moment. i believe, and i don't think it's overstating that historian because will look back at this moment and say that's where donald trump lost the latino vote. that's where he lost the vote of many people of color, people who were drifting toward him for some reasons and explicable some reasons that maybe they just wanted to get on the trump train but i believe that trump pete last night and i believe that the polls will show that this was so disgustingly insulting this was so racist. but what it did laura was to open and lay bare what was implied in president trump's remarks for this. most of this

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, who just endorsed vice president harris geraldo. good to see you at what what did you make of that way of starting the interview. and also just you know, five words from harris, five words from brett baer. they really couldn't even get into a rhythm of an answer. there what did you make of that? >> oh, i think he had the the best moment for vice president harris and the worst moment in the just in the last couple of minutes her best moment was when she busted foxx's chops for running a clip about the enemy within which was not about the enemy within. it was much more benign for the former president who has been crazy, took her talking crazy about subversives within the, within the government. so she she really she did well to point that out. what she did very poorly, it seems to me abby is how in the world where everybody in this whole country knows that immigration can his now the issue is the issue of the moment. maybe it won't be three weeks from now. maybe it will be before right now immigration is the issue. how could she not b

city council candidate isabel geraldo was speaking to students at cal state los angeles. asked about her stance on police, and spending on law enforcement and here's how she responded, b1 is someone who is myself pro abolishment of police were used in the spectrum? and also, what do you think about mill young discretionary fund spending on overtime for police? b1 f the police soic had. >> trace: that lyric she was quoting this from a song. they say she was the lyric because it is quote been a part of the larger conversation on systemic injustice in police accountability for decades. but it was just an lyric and i am proud to be accessible to young people and students. listening to their concerns and treating them like the future leaders they are. however, the l.a.p.d. doesn't see it the same way. me integral in chief of police as it is disappointing and diminishes the hard work and dedication of the men and women of the l.a.p.d. local police unit now calling on voters to choose another candidate over the quote foul mouth immature and disrespectful f-bomb attack on local p

geraldo, great to have you on. just endorsed vice president kamala harris. you're obviously a veteran of fox news. what do you think she needs to accomplish in the sit down with bret baier? >> well, i think when she was with charlemagne tha god, boris, that was her most coherent. but i had heard her where she finally drifted away from the rote memorize the talking points and, really answered the question, listen to the question and answer the question. i think that's what she has to do. she has to show that she is a competent person who has easy access in her mind to the facts, at least in the general way that she has spontaneous thought that she can be original, that the chest to portray a kind of competence that going back to memorize the campaign slogans does not project. but i think that she's maybe relaxing for the first time she understands. she's in the 11th hour that she may be trailing and so darn close don't know. so i think that we will see now the real kamala harris and i'm optimistic that she will repr

i want to bring in now someone joining us in our fifth seed, virtually former fox host, geraldo rivera, who just endorsed vice president harris for all the good to see you. at what what did you make of that way of starting the interview and also just five words from harris, five words from brett baer. they really couldn't even get into a rhythm of an answer. there. what did you make of that? >> oh, i think you had the the best moment for vice president harris and the worst moment in the just in the last couple of minutes, her best moment was when she busted foxx's chops for running a clip about the enemy within which was not about the enemy within. it was much more nine for the former president who has been crazy, don't cry, talking crazy about subversives within the, within the government. so she, she really, she did well to point that out. what she did very poorly, it seems to me abby is how in the world where everybody in this whole country knows that immigration is now the issue is the issue of the moment. maybe it won't be three weeks from now. maybe it will be before right now, i

you may not know about it, geraldo. more latinos are poisoning the blood of the country, or more latinos are voting for donald trump or polling for donald trump. now, in 20 than in 2016 and in 2020, he's on to something. so geraldo and the hispanics are racist and have no self-respect. obama and biden say black trump voters, you ain't black. and the joys say trump's going to stuff libs and work camps. does that sound like a winning message? rachel campos-duffy is a fox and friends weekend co-host and host of the new show fox noticias live at 4 p.m. on fox deportes and on youtube. we'll get to that in a second. have you ever seen the viciousness and the hatred of each other? yeah, in the democratic party, they're short circuiting. they think they own these demos. blacks and hispanics and blacks and hispanics are not doing what they said. they're supposed to do, or they're telling them to do, and they don't know how to react. i looked at, you know, the comments from ana navarro for example. i mean, this is somebody who's

last time i bet geraldo i lost $100. there will be no more betting. steve from indian beach, north carolina. habanero peppers are not the hottest peppers. kamala knows as much about peppers as she does the economy. yeah. what's the one? what's the hottest pepper? it's from mexico or something like that. no one knows. ej from niagara falls. do you and joe concha coordinate your ties? awkward. this is a trinity college tie, so no, we did not coordinate it. he did not go to trinity college. anita from port charlotte, florida. my husband says your eyes are blue. i say brown, what say you there, hazel? they're more brown. but let's just go with hazel. i don't want to pick a side. we love men and women. not like that. not like that. i'm watters, and this is my world. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, jesse watters, and greg gutfel

a due because of this permission structure, i liked what geraldo rivera, i don't say that often, but when he said trump is a liar and turning you into a liar because you are supporting him despite what he said about the election. people like that, having liz cheney out there saying, i am with you on the ideas but you got to understand what he is doing to you. >> i don't think you can poke fun at it. the republican nominee for president said this weekend, he was going to send the military after his political opponents. i do not think that is something you have fun with. you go after it hard. >> and she was. you could tell the anger in her eyes. i am sorry the panel was short but we got to see a great rally. look forward to having you back. >>> donald trump's relentless lies are having real-world consequences for the people of north carolina. the people of springfield and beyond. we're talking about this briefly. briefly. >>> over the weekend in north carolina, emergency response efforts focused on providing it to areas devastated by her calling, and these people were forced to tempora

. >> geraldo: first formal fox news interview with bret baier.hat's going to be tomorrow. >> brian: and fox weather alert. all power could be restored in florida today after milton but thousands are still in the dak in north carolina. we will talk to one family who took this picture as their cat floated away in helene's floodwaters before making it back home, exclamation point. >> lawrence: so it's going to be your interview. this is not us. it's the brian kilmeade show. >> steve: thank goodness not a cat catastrophe. seconds hour of "fox & friends" starts with that pun. >> ainsley: three weeks y'all, tuesday until election day. both candidates are hitting the swing states. >> steve: vice president kamala harris is going to do a radio town hall in detroit. >> lawrence: former president donald trump will head to georgia after his pennsylvania town hall turns into a concert. >> brian: right. he also is going to do another interview. another network. we have live team conch. madeleine rivera is covering the trump campaign we have griff jenkins live

wrong about the storm, but they do, because of this permission structure, talking about, i liked what geraldo rivera said, i don't say that often but he said trump is a liar and is turning you into a liar because you are supporting him despite what he said about the election. so, people like that, and having list radio there saying okay, i'm with you on the ideas but, you've got to understand what he is doing to you. >> i don't think you can poke fun at it. jen, you said it, the republican nominee for president said this weekend, he was going to send the military after his political opponents. i don't think that something you have fun with. you go after it hard. >> and you could tell the anger in her eyes. i'm sorry our panels were short but we got to see a great rally, too. thank you so much again. >>> and donald trump's relentless lies are having real- world consequences for the people of north carolina, the people of springfield and beyond. we will be right back and i will talk more rightabou. . duces the itch and helps clear the rash of eczema —fast. some taking rinvoq felt significant it

. >> geraldo: wyoming congressional seat. she is not motivated by a love of this country. >> and telling republicans considering harris' hatred for trump isn't a policy platform. >> she was the last person in the room before biden decided to withdraw from afghanistan. she was the border czar. she cast the tiebreaking vote for inflation reduction act that gives you high prices. what are you doing? >> democrats point to cheney's support to answer that question. >> obviously, liz cheney and i disagree on everything on the issues. there are reasons to vote against trump. >> but even harris surrogates are still struggling to brand biden's vp as a new way forward. >> can you name one policy difference? >> listen, again, the contrast i am focused on, kristin, is between her and donald trump. >> one policy contrast getting the spotlight tonight is how each candidate's plans would impact social security which is set to be insolvent in nine years without any changes. the nonpartisan committee for responsible federal budget says trump's

he never got to enjoy geraldo's mustache. yeah. how many more pages of these do you have? list of people that died young and the things they would miss. and nothing is as good as lunchables. look, it comes in a little package. crackers, cheese. it's so easy. does it make a mess? they were. those were around in the 90s. yeah, but mama cass died in the 70s. oh, that was quick. choking on a ham sandwich. yeah, i think that's the way she wanted to g. yes, that is true. all right, don't go away mailing it in is next. i can take the deed to your house and i can transfer that deed into my name. the crime of title theft. what is that? what that means is that a criminal? they're able to steal the title to your home, typically by transferring it to another person and then selling or borrowing money against the house. so it could be six months later. they start getting foreclosed on. the thing about home title lock is that never has to happen. why is that? they notify you when there's any change to your title, and you're able to hopefully catch the thief in the middle of this whole p

. >> geraldo: next week. she is going to sit down with liz cheney. that hurts or helps her. look at donald trump. she sat mcdonald's. he is at the steelers game. is he at the barbershop with lawrence. compare and contrast their two campaign styles, byron. >> i think you just did it pretty well. in the final days of democratic campaign -- last two campaigns we have seen really heavy celebrity endorsement appearances. drawing people to mega rallies. bruce springsteen, movie stars like you just mentioned, usher and lizzo. and this is the kind of thing that we have seen in the final days of democratic campaigns. now, to be clear, republicans usually don't have that kind of a. list-hollywood music industry. those celebrities on their side that much. and what trump is doing is in pennsylvania, they believe -- the trump campaign believes that there are voters out there who want to go vote for donald trump who didn't vote for him in 2020 or 2016. didn't vote for anybody. it's not like they voted for hillary clinton or something. but they are out there. and t

black men, but not as much about how trump's standing is eroding with old white man like dick cheney, geraldoera, jeff flake new york times-siena poll had them from five to 9% of republicans say, that if we're going to have an honest argument they both have seen erosion and people they've been supportive of there. >> but why has the story about what her roads and look like the nazis? >> well, i'll be more concerned about what a young black kid says and a barbershop in detroit, but not what a vice president or a the president of the republic has of texas or kinzhal begun. why is there why? when i haven't got legitimate conversation about there rogen and him, why nobody in an intelligence doesn't one? why does nobody from the military want to vote for him so we can have a conversation about her rosy with black men losing the conversation equally. why aren't we talking about what he's lost and the people who was most of what they don't the truth is, you make a fine point and the idea as you began this whole conversation about the double standards at play and why they're different focus in so man

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that's fox news veteran geraldo rivera endorsing kamala harris. he's our lead