heinrich. sen. heinrich: i will absolutely accept the results of the election here in new mexico and the election across the nation. elections should be about math, not about mobs, and as long as we can all see transparently what the results of an election are, then we should all accept that outcome. in new mexico, we have things like random audits, paper ballots, electronic counting that can all be backed up so that someone can come in after the fact done to see precisely why the results are what they are. we keep the paper records and at the same time use the electronic visual scanners for quick results. we have very, very fast reporting but also very accurate elections. what worries me is when election boards start to be dominated by people who say up front that they're going to put their thumb on the scale. that is what we should be concerned about. we should make sure all election boards, all secretaries of state and county clerks have one fidelity, and that is to the actual math of how the ele

heinrich.ich: thank you all for being here today. i am martin heinrich and i am so proud to represent new mexico in the united states senate. if you are here in the room or watching at home, then you probably care deeply about this state. you will hear two very different visions today for the kind of new mexico we will pass on to our kids and grandkids. i grew up the son of a lineman factory worker. i believe in the future where good jobs are plentiful, where families can access health care, where our kids feel safe in their classrooms again. i believe in a future where every single woman can decide precisely what is going to happen to her body herself. my opponent is a multimillionaire hedge fund executive who has spent most of the last 50 years living on the east coast and spent most of this campaign refusing to take a stand on some of the most basic questions. two weeks ago, she finally admitted that she finally admitted that she supports donald trump. now a trump-domenici agenda means highe

heinrich. you have 90 seconds, ms. domenici. ms. domenici: martin heinrich refuses to acknowledge the situation our state is in and refuses to take responsibility for it. remember the report card i presented. those weren't my views. that's raw data, that's good data, that's describing the crisis our state is in. and it's always, always hard to hear the brutal truth. but he earned that brutal truth. why would you have someone who's been in office 12 years and created a state that's filled with problems, have another six years to let those problems continue on? and the grade we talked about at the beginning are still his grades. but the worst part about those grades, we all live them every single day. we all wonder when will of food and gas go down? we are all worried about finding affordable homes, affordable cars. we're all shocked when we look at our credit card and the interest rate has gone up above 20% and in some cases up above 30%. and we're all scared. we're fighting for safety in schools. and safety at night. and we have mom

jacqui heinrich at the white house with the biden harris administration are doing about this. adam klotz at the fox weather center in new york to tell us weather milton is headed and what it looks like. we begin with correspondent steve heir began who is live in tampa. good evening, steve. >> steve: good evening, bret. the rain here just coming down in sheets. real concerns about where this eye is going to make landfall. a worst case scenario would be just north of tampa. >> i have been here for 38 years and never had one that forced us to do this. >> steve: bracing for impact. the state of florida nervously counting down and ramping up preparations until hurricane milton makes landfall. >> what we're looking at is a storm of the century. it goes a bit south, that's the best case scenario, but it's not good. >> steve: as much as 15-foot of storm surge, up to a foot and a half of rain is predicted, a deadly combination that will cause catastrophic flooding. >> some buildings being washed away by damaging waive action. locations may be uninhabitable for extended period. >> there

concha, mark simone, to tammy bruce on that, later in show laura ingraham waiting but first jacquie heinrich is live in wisconsin. reporter: the white house effort to clean up whole garbage remark have been a mess. a spokesman put out a statement saying that president referring to hateful rhetoric from madison square garden rally. according to "washington post" put out one are version of transcript to make that point, then staff talked to president found out he was meaning to refer to the comedian not rhetoric in general, and so they release a second version of transcript that moved apostrophe biden put out a tweet to try to fix it, karine jean-pierre trying to put a period at end of this in briefing. >> he does not view trump supporters or anyone who supporting trump as garbage, president wanted to clarify he understood that what may have said -- what he said was to be taken out of context. reporter: this has sub sucked oxygen what should have been harris a news cycle after her closing argumenting this morning she and tim walz trying to distance themselves. >> he clarified his comments, let

we have fox team coverage, senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich live in madison, wisconsin with a vice president. senior national correspondent kevin corke live in d.c. with a follow-up on garbage gate. but we begin with the senior national correspondent rich edson following the trump campaign live in green bay. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. less than a week to go until election day and this race has devolved into a debate over garbage, or about comments over garbage. former president trump landed here in green bay this evening. instead of going right to the venue where he was speaking, he took a ride in a garbage truck. he wore a reflective vest, kept it on for the speech, safety first. >> you know, it actually makes you look thinner. [laughter] >> and they got me. i set i want to wear it on stage, i may never wear a blue jacket again. >> reporter: trump is trying to tie harris to biden's comments that the only garbage he sees is trump supporters. his demonization of latinos. >> rocha joe biden finally said what he and kamala really think of our supporter

jacqui heinrich, thank you ever so much, we appreciate it as always. folks, meanwhile, positives win and negatives lose and that's the subject of the rif. so, positive versus negative, i'll say positives always win, negatives always lose. optimism always beats pessimism. kamala harris closing arguments are incredibly negative. you have to look hard to find any positive at all. she mentioned donald trump 24 times in her speech at the washington and there were none too complementary. instead of charting a new course, she went backwards, basically gave donald trump a hate speech. nothing but trash talk, is all it is. 1,000 feet away, meanwhile, joe biden called roughly 80 million trump voters garbage, and here is what mr. trump had to say about that today, in north carolina. >> joe biden finally said what he and kamala harris kamala kamala think of oursupporters. he called them garbage. >> booooooo. >> and they mean it. my response to joe and kamala is very simple. you can't lead america if you don't love americans. >> [applause] larry: very good. you can

fox team coverage with aishah hasnie traveling with a trump campaign in north carolina and jacqui heinrichh a heart camp in wisconsin. welcome everyone i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." we begin with senior national correspondent aishah hasnie in greenville, north carolina, for us. aishah, wesley grist from their? >> hi sandra perron mike poulin to a couple of these rallies now been covering the trump compete for a while and this is probably the most electric room i've been insofar. far. you can tell, we are two weeks out of that final sprints is on the former president is sticking to his normal speech of the economy and inflation although he took a swipe advice president kamala harris just a few moments ago mark watched this. >> mr. trump: with former corey -- former years of north -- camilla rosatello will be an economic wasteland, you know that, you see what's happening. >> the former presidents is up when it comes to recent fox news polling when voters in north carolina were asks who they trust more when it comes to the economy. trump is up over harris where

jacqui heinrich live in ann arbor, michigan, where harris is expected to speak later tonight. they don't want joe on the road for them jackie? >> it is a tough headline from axios. harris stiff arms biden in the final stretch. he has reportedly had to days on his calendar open to go out on the trail and campaign for his vice president but the campaign reportedly keeps saying we will get back to you. according to axios, one person familiar with the situation compared it to a slow-moving breakup. harris' team and allies respected biden service but are wary of further tying harris to the unpopular president on the campaign trail. he was in pittsburgh stumping for harris at an event which did not appear in the campaign roundup and reportedly came as a note surprised to the harris team. biden stopped himself from saying they have work to do together. >> with a lot more work to do. , lead us. a lot more work to do. but let me tell you what. we are the envy of the world. we have the best economy in the world. because of you. [applause] a lot more to do. >> campaigns reported wary of

bidens calls to show restraint in responding to the terrorist, national security expert rebeccah heinrichs on that next. [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry. stuart: futures pointing south the dhow off 130, nasdaq down 91-point, last week was a solid week, today marks the one-year it marks one year since october 7 terror attacks in israel, donald trump will take part in remembers event in miami, aishah hasnie is there, what we know about this event so far. >> the former president is taking this very seriously and going to be joined by the jewish community leaders across the country and members of the florida delegation at his golf club into real as they get together and 1200 lives lost sense october 7 it's a very, very dark day, the former president is trying to court the jewish vote he has held a couple of these events with the jewish community so far this cycle, he's really tr

jacqui heinrich in downtown berlin. looks like a beautiful day.nk you. >> steve: our vice president will be the first presidential candidate in decades to mistonight's al smith dinner in new york city. is that a good idea? we'll discuss that next. york ci. is that a good idea? we'll discuss that next. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. >> ainsley: we're back with headlines. learning more about how former one direction member liam payne died. medical officials say he fractured his skull and died instantly after jumping from the balcony of his third-floor hotel room in buenos aires. an aggressive man under influence of drugs or alcohol was reported. fans lining the streets and holding candles. liam payne leaves behind a seven-year-old son. independent panel released a report on first assassination attempt of former president donald trump in butler, pennsylva

senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich with more. there is some intrigue around this issue of her being different and now maybe how they tend not to appear to support each other. >> it was interesting to watch and seemed like she really didn't want to get into the sensitivity about what we all witnessed, which was party leaders really forcing this decision. obviously president biden has not been a major force on the campaign trail. in part because he wasn't animating the crowds at the campaign wanted and that is what forced these party leaders after that debate to change out their horse. but harris has had to answer whether there was anything more behind the scenes that caused her to question the president's mental fitness because it speaks to whether the american people can trust her. >> can the american people trust you in these moments? you feel like you never saw anything like that from president biden. >> i have worked with joe biden whether hours and hours and hours over these four years, whether it be in the situation room or

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich reports on that balancing act. >> going to do fine.t biden projecting confidence as a deadly storm, a massive strike and a war in the middle east put his vp in the incumbent spotlight shattering her pitch as the agent of change. >> the trio of crises. campaign jail in a candidate right now. >> although the team sees an opportunity. >> the vice president doesn't see these issues through the political prism. i think she sees them through the leadership prison term. do we want someone who is serious or someone who is unserious. >> critics warn the administration's refusal to intervene in the longshoreman's strike. >> we are losing over $5 billion a day and costs are going to start going up even higher on families who are already struggling under the biden-harris inflation economy. >> we need to send anything overseas, you know, think about vehicles, armor, it's not going to go by ship. is it? so it's impacting our projection of strength as well. >> what is on display is the contrast and approach from each side. >> national security of the

welcome to "fox news live," i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins. meanwhile, former president trump is returning to butler, pennsylvania, today at the same field where he was nearly assassinated less than three months ago. elon musk will be among the notable guests there. alexis mcat also, who covered that event in july, is there again in butler with more. hey, alexis. >> reporter: hey, griff. yeah, things are going to look much different than they did 12 the weeks ago, last time former president donald trump was up on that stage here. we're 30 days away from the election, so that's his message again today, he will do what it takes the fight for america. but this time he's going to be standing behind bulletproof glass as people say they've noticed much more security. what looks different today security wise when you're back? >> there's a lot more, it seems to me, a lot more. more in the crowd, more organized. last time was, it was kind of just -- you could tell it was different. you could tell there was something off, but there's definitely more --

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live in wisconsin. jacqui, thanks. crude oil priced rose today in the treasury hill's climb leading to makes dayed on wreevment the dow lost 344. s&p 11, the nasdaq gained 50. >> bret: breaking tonight, the investigation into house secret intelligence about israel's preparations to attack iran was leaked. the breech comes in a very sensitive moment in u.s. israeli relations. president biden is said to be deeply concerned tonight. senior national correspondent rich edson has the latest tonight from the white house. >> as the israeli military readies a retaliatory attack for iran's massive ballistic missile barrage on israel earlier this month. highly classified u.s. intelligence on israel's preparations have ended up online. >> are we concerned? we are very concerned. >> and so are the israelis. >> such leak is a considerable concern from our perspective. when we have operational plan. >> the "new york times" reports these compromise documents detail recent israeli exercises. and weapons deployment to potentially prepar

>> bret: jacqui heinrich in houston, thanks.n tonight's 50 races in 50 days, we dive into the presidential contest in michigan, home to a unique barometer in the political landscape. located just northeast of wayne county, and that's home to detroit, is mccomb county right here on the corner. and did you go in there, it is known of the birthplace of the reagan democrat. voters who traditionally supported the democrat for president but cast their ballots in support of ronald reagan and his economic populist message. reagan actually received 53% of the vote in mccomb county in 1980 and then 66% in 1984 for his re-election. both outperforming his margin of victory statewide. mccomb county is home to the infamous michael dukakis photo op. 19 # 8. you heard that earlier this week. the blue colored county voted twice for barack obama. but, former president trump and businessman ro donald trump flid it. then in 2020 he did it again. he won mccomb county again by 8 points now our fox news voter analysis says the former president got 43%

jacqui heinrich at the white house thank you very much.g and studio brian kilmeade, host of the prop brian kilmeade show and fox news conservator jessica, and you are also the host of 1 nation. >> saturday 9:00 life. for 4 to that. great to see both of you. thank you for being here today. very interesting the president came out today and had something to say. president trump is about to appear in georgia and president biden did make some appearances over the weekend and some of these areas that have been hit but georgia north carolina both swing states. this is an issue. >> it goes deep. it's in crisis. you look western part of the pennsylvania i'm sure you're getting some emails and seeing things on social media. these people connected any help, north carolina. east north carolina. west north carolina socially. they feel totally stranded and abandoned. you talked to some before and i think the amazing. the president came up to take a bow about the jobs numbers and by all accounts he should. only 31,000 are government jobs so you can see t

jacqui heinrich is in houston where harris will be appearing later tonight. hey, jackie. >> reporter: the harris campaign believes that a stop in deep red texas will generate headlines that will move the needle and states that will decide the election, states where abortion is on the ballot like arizona and nevada. we disheartening from the vice president. effectively framing this election as a matter of life and death, referencing the importance of abortion. listen here. >> it's not just some theoretical concept. real harm has occurred in our country, a real suffering has occurred. people have died and it is important to highlight this issue because it is among the most conical issues the american people will address when they vote for who will be the next president of united states. >>> harris seems to be referencing the case of amber nicole thurman a georgia woman who died of come locations from abortion pills she got out of state because her pregnancy was beyond georgia's 6 week limit. amber's mother who will appear alongside harris tonight his claim to d

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is in michigan tonight with details.ening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. the vp's first stops here in michigan focused on jobs that came out of investments pass under biden and those she is eager to take credit for his administration's successes. the campaign reportedly sees the man himself as a political liability. >> after waiting in line with everyone else. president biden cast his ballot which three months ago would have included his name. >> biden may be keeping a strong face. the headline from axios: harris stiff arms biden in the final stretch. days he has kept open to hit the trail have come and gone. the campaign reportedly saying we will get back to you. >> i have done a lot of surrogate stuff. we talk all the time. and they are asking me where they think i should be to help them the most. >> evidently those calls aren't coming from harris. the "new york times" reports she is gingerly peppered please close to mr. biden. how do you think is he doing she will ask. biden's allies say is he concerned that the camp

>> bret: all right, jacqui heinrich on the ground with the campaign. jacqui, thanks.e are hear from larry kudlow in a bit. stocks were down today after a mixed set of profit reports from giants such as google's parent company and eli lilly. the dow lost 92. the s&p 500 fell 19. the nasdaq dropped 1050. let's check in now with the trump campaign. the former president will address supporters there in wisconsin. green bay actually during the next hour. that comes after an earlier rally at another key battleground state north carolina. rich edson is in green bay tonight with the latest. good evening, rich. >> rich: good evening, bret. former president trump is just arriving now from north carolina. the trump campaign is billing this as an economic speech. so much of this race in the closing days has become about comments from a comedian and a president who isn't even running anymore. >> joe biden finally said what he and kamala really think of our supporters. he called them garbage. [boos] >> and they mean it. >> the trump campaign is trying to vice president kamala harri

jacqui heinrich in houston ahead of harris rally. how is it looking for you?that vp has no chance of winning taxes and no democrat has won a statewide race since '90 ford and trump leads by points. on stage alongside people whose lives were offended by the states restrictive abortion laws make the case that it's trump elected he will take that even further. they believed the campaign messaging will reverberate across states that will decide the election where abortion is on the ballot places like nevada and arizona. harris is taking a page out of trump's book appearing in deep territory with spot coachella and also madison square garden this weekend trying basically to generate headlines and reach big audiences by coming into the other parties to her. but the message harris leaning in to talk about january 6, to addressing democracy and abortion looks like an effort to mobilize the base and to appeal to undecided voters. >> either you have the choice of donald trump who will sit in the oval office doing, plotting revenge, retribution, writing off his enemies l

we find white house correspondent jackui heinrich traveling with the president and live in berlin. good morning, jackui. >> good morning. president biden always intended to talk about the middle east in his conversations that are still happening right now with the leaders of france, germany and the u.k. they especially want to get to iran supporting russia for its war in ukraine. they sent missiles. that was always supposed to be part of the conversation. talks about the middle east with regard to gaza are a bit more hopeful now after israel eliminated the head of hamas. listen. >> sinwar was the main obstacle to getting a cease-fire done. he would refuse to move forward. his death does provide a unique opportunity to try to take advantage of where we are with hamas, where israel is with hamas and see if we can't get a cease-fire in place. >> the other big focus here is positioning ukraine for success. the german president didn't hide his country's anxiety about the possibility of another trump presidency. there is uncertainty about what future u.s. support for ukraine's defense lo

jacqui heinrich has the latest on the efforts. >> he crossed the atlantic for a visit less than 24 hours, included no major announcements, even as he pressed european allies to continue supporting ukraine's defense with a dark winter ahead, north korea now joining iran in supporting russia's fight against ukraine and a new u.s. president on the horizon. biden hasn't green lit the request, the ability to strike military targets deep inside russia with u.s. made long range missiles. >> never changed my mind. right now, there's no consensus to long range. >> what would have to happen to change your mind? >> even though biden and vp harris tried to cast democrats as ukraine saviors and republicans as isolationists to the concern of european allies, the republican ranking member of the senate armed services committee, roger wicker, says biden has gone silent on several recommendations that he made to more aggressively support ukraine, writing in a new letter, quote, i am frustrated and mystified your administration has accomplished so little in the last three months regarding the war in ukrai

. >> lawrence: jacqui heinrich is live in berlin. what are you learning?: good morning to you guys. we just heard the president talk about the death of sin warr really for the first time in depth because the confirmation of it happened while air force one was in the air in route to berlin. that's, in fact, why we heard the vice president commenting on it before president biden. we are reading the "new york times" this morning that apparently the white house asked her to hold off on saying something until he at least got a paper statement out. we just heard from him for the first time. listen to what he said. >> the death of leader hamas represents a moment of justice. he had the blood of americans, israelis palestinians and germans and so many others on his hands. let's also make this moment an opportunity to seek a path to peace, a better future in gaza without hamas. i'm grateful for germany's cooperation in holding iran accountable for destabilizing policies including providing missiles and drones to russia. >> jacqui: this conversation that biden was h

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we still have one, i'm not sure that's a successor tool as a represent heinrich presents a different phone buddy. so if you guys cut out, we have to have the same position as the head was constantly having a different position from the president of the commission. you'll see the and there was a lot of differences amongst the did you, did you opinion a council, the presidency of the you've been to the counsel and your communion with 5 minister, a 105 minutes to maybe with the new the successful or maybe don't know the cost would be more supportive to israel, then maybe don't, don't to be as supportive as is israel. then 5 minutes to publish a. and i'm a minister from our, i'm hungry. so you just, you do have to have in mind that your is not a unique and sore organization. there are lots of differences and lots of images amongst the institution. do remind, let's have in mind that um, in the end, the major part of that was a strong resolution, a making a batch. we do the same thing at the french part of the test done in 2014, which is a full recognition of this time. cost is still not a

jacqui heinrich has the latest on those efforts. jackie kayleigh, president biden crossed the atlantic for a visit that lasted less than 24 hours and included no major announcements, even as he pressed european allies to continue supporting ukraine's defense with a dark winter ahead. north korea now joining iran in supporting russia's fight against ukraine and a new u.s. president on the horizon, biden has still not greenlit zelensky's number one request. the ability to strike military targets deep inside russia with u.s. made long range missiles. there's never a i never change my mind right now. there is no consensus for long range weapons to deliver. what would have to happen for you to change your mind on that? i'm not going to speculate. even though biden and vp harris have tried to cast democrats as ukraine's saviors and republicans as isolationist to the concern of european allies, the republican ranking member of the senate armed services committee, roger wicker, says biden has gone silent on several recommendations that he m

reportedly battling a case of the nurse before the big debate the senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is live in new york city with what impact that had on his performance. good evening. >> good evening it seems like an maybe it was an effort not to lower expectations might have just leaks out of the democrat operation and end and they were unbothered and he was a dancer question about a past false statement regarding his biographical narrative saying he was in hong kong during the tiananmen square massacre and in the people talked to the surrogates in a room and that they think the alternative was so bad they don't have to do much. and talk the governor who said when j.d. vance can't answer a question about january sixth losing the election and brushing it off. that is the perspective they hold and it's a little bit stunning because you send a one of them being a mark kelly. he didn't have the answers harris has been pressured for in the media and they are trying to survive this is like don't we look better that's their broad strategy and is fascinated in the backroom machinations to

okay, you know, that was homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas refusing to answer jacqui heinrich'srecent fbi arrest of a e cent afghan native in home city plot forking a major terror attack on election day. get right to former special assistant to president trump mark lauder and wall street prdg karol roth. thank you both for joining us tonight. why can't you talk about it when fbi director wray and intelligence and border officials warned and testified terrorists want to kill americans by targeting halleluiah large crowds, just like at the concert hall massacre in march where 10 were killed. 140 were killed. why can't he answer the question and talk about it? >> it looks bad on kamala harris and joe biden if they let this terrorist in and let this terrorist remain in the united states and changing narrative to look like the biden harris narrative is not incompetent in her trick. i'll talk about what i want and having done this for a listening time, media gets to decide what they want to talk about. liz: by the way, karol, this guy entered under biden harris after the botched afgha

jacqui heinrich is this. he trump has a solid lead in texas. why is harris going to texas?r: yeah, stuart, harris has virtually no chance of winning texas and trump leads her by 7 points in a new poll and no democrat has won a statewide election in the state since 1994. hoar resident is hoping putting a spotlight on the state's restrictive abortion laws will generate headlines in states where abortion is on the ballot including swing states arizona and nevada and mobilize the base there. >> now, in america, one in three women live in a state with a trump abortion ban. i don't need to tell the folks here, except in virginia, in every state in the south, including georgia, there is a trump abortion ban. reporter: harris is taking a play out of trump's book and she's going to tape a podcast with brown and the message she's leaning into talking about january 6 is threats to democracy and abortion appears to be more about energizing people that already support her and getting them to the polls. a fifth of undecided voters still don't know enough about harris. >> either donald tr

. >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thanks. day for tech stocks sent the dow to worst day since early september. losing 10. the s&p 500 down 54. the nasdaq plunged 296. up next, jennifer griffin with the second part of her exclusive interview with defense secretary lloyd austin. first, here what happens some of our fox affiliates around this country are covering tonight. fox 5 in atlanta as the suspect in the wind err georgia shooting pleads not guilty and demands a jury trial. 14-year-old colt gray killing four people and wounding nine others. indicted on 55 counts by a grand jury last week. a live look at miami wsvn affiliate down there. the basic hit by los angeles dodgers star shohei ohtani for his 50th home run this season is auctioned off for a record $4,392,000. that homer came in miami. ohtani became the only player in major league history to have 50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in the same season. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ oh, put me in, coach ♪ i'm re

jackui heinrich.e were told beyonce would show up in chicago and that didn't happen at the convention. what is going on now, jackui? good morning. >> well, we should know the answer by tonight. we don't have it now as far as beyonce goes, bill. harris has virtually no chance of winning texas. the campaign is coming here to spotlight the state's restrictive abortion rights in hopes of generating headlines to mobilize voters in states that will decide the election. states like arizona and nevada where abortion is on the ballot taking a page from trump who generated a lot of coverage with his stops at coachella and madison square garden this weekend. a maris poll shows trump has a seven point lead over harris in this state among likely voters. campaign hopes tonight that people who are having freedoms rolled back in harris's words will make the case another trump presidency would go even further and support harris's efforts here. >> let me tell you the idea that someone who survives a crime of a violatio

senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has the story live tonight from the north lawn. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, bret. president biden facing reporters in the briefing room for the first time in the final months of his presidency touting victories on the economy and the port strike while harris pitched a new way to a crowd in detroit. his programming counter programmed hers. at one point he joked that he was back in the race. >> my name is joe biden. >> president biden appearing to thumb his nose at today's axios report, a quiet end to a presidency. biden hasn't scheduled public events in 43 of the 75 days since he dropped his re-election bid. the surprise q&a comes as biden's v.p. eclipses 75 days without an official news conference since emerging as the democratic nominee. >> i'm in constant contact with her. we are singing from the same song sheet. >> harris has not said how she would manage the growing war in the middle east if elected. biden still working to constrain israel's response to this week's iranian attack. >> if i were in their shoes i would

ignorance, and if you remember, in the last century in the thirties , the german poet, anti-fascist heinrich heines said, well, i just don't know, a wonderful phrase that... has probably become a catchphrase , that where books are burned, there will be burn people too, remember odessa and what is happening in ukraine now ctd, as they say, well and in general, in fact, hatred of russians, it has already acquired such a format of a virus, it is very contagious, in finland they called for smashing the cars of russian diplomats. the driver of this car is also responsible for war crimes in ukraine, it would be a shame if a passing construction truck scratched him or someone doused him with ... and here is how our embassy reacted to this video. what other calls should we expect? burn russian books and paintings by ilya repin, deprive russian citizens of finland of all rights, put them in a concentration camp? all this has already happened in history and these are its black pages. andrey frantsich, it is difficult for a reasonable person to give modest comments here, but you are one of the most res

jackie heinrich is in berlin already. this is likely his last trip as president. the europeans happy to see him leave the world stage? >> no. i think for the europeans the future of us support for ukraine is a much bigger question if there's a trump presidency whereas they have known what to expect with biden so a big focus of this trip is to fortify ukraine's ability to defend itself against russian aggression but two things would make a difference for them not on the table right now, president biden has not decided to greenlight ukraine's use of long-range missiles which is his number one request and there is no consensus among the nato countries are offering ukraine an invitation into the alliance which inured ministration officials said in mid july all 32 allies affirmed ukraine is on an irreversible path to membership so tactics, how to encourage that path and how to gain consensus on next steps most likely won't be in the cards until the war ends. >> to be in a place where zelenskyy and ukraine form a position of strength able to start talks with russia but

jack: i'm jacqui heinrich. the death toll continues to rise with over 2300 people as the southeast -- 230 the people tries to recover, and -- the southeast tries to recover, and so many are begging for help from the government. madison scarpino is live in arden, north carolina, with the latest for us on this. hey, madison. >> reporter: right now we're at the landing and tick theoff -- takeoff spot for samaritan's purse helicopters, using those choppers to drop off critical supplies to rural areas. today we got to go on a ride with them and get an aerial with view of helene's afterhath. we're about to fly over chimney rock, north carolina. it's one of the hardest hit areas. some people are stuck there, and it's basically cut off from the outside world. now, this town is deep into the appalachian mountains close to lake lure, and the few roads in and out were washed away. we saw collapsed bridges, piles of debris and countless uprooted trees and destroyed homes. chimney rock is just one of the many mountain commu

and then separately, jacqui heinrich, she recently pressed john kirby on providing ukraine artillery light the long-range missiles for ukraine which is zelenskyy's number when asked as sounding alarm about far-reaching implications if korean soldiers go into -- >> for one thing, we don't exactly know what these guys will do. >> what else would they be there for? >> we don't know but they will do whether they will deploy into combat or we certainly don't have a sense have the capability they might be able to bring to the field with them. >> a couple of years ago, you had russian troops staged at the ukrainian border in this administration said we didn't know if they were going in or impose sanctions and give it ahead of time. where lies the consequence first? >> first of all, let's not rewrite history. we were the first country to go out publicly and say this is what we think the russians will do. that is not true! >> i think she ought to get a raise. >> that is the first holding accountable and they want it both ways on ukraine. tough on ukraine but yet until they want to have a soft

let's go live now to the debate site where fox news senior white house correspondent jacqui heinrichstanding by. jacqui, do we have any indication of how tim walz prepared for tonight? >> well, laura, all we really know is transportation secretary pete buttigieg has been standing in for j.d. vance in walz's debate prep. and despite more help from two aides who also prepared the vice president for her debate, walz is reportedly nervous, scared he will disappoint harris. and even warned her that he is a bad debater. now, that could be a standard play to try to lower exceptions. but one democrat from his state lent some credence to this saying that walz can be very that's it i'm done. so his temperament will be under the microscope tonight. the campaign has really kept walz out of the media circuit since joining the ticket except for one joint interview with vice president haste where he squirmed under questions about misrepresenting his military record. today, the campaign ducked new questions about walz fudging the details on the time he spent in china and face nod questions about con

senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich leads this hour live in a county that is home to ann arbor, michigan. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. vice president harris made the democracy pitch again yesterday in philadelphia. today in michigan she will be playing up manufacturing jobs that came out of investment from the chips act. the inflation reduction act. it might be because her biggest financial supporters are crying out for a messaging shift. the headline "new york times" this morning reads pro-harris super pac raises concerns about focusing on trump and fascism. the group future forward warned attacking trump as a fascist are less effective than highlighting harris's proposals. it showed the negative talk about trump's character is not moving the needle where she needs it and she appeared to acknowledge what she thought was a private discussion with whitmer yesterday she has to improve her standing with men. >> we have microphones tied to everything. i didn't realize that. we just told all the family secrets. >> a new piece of her interview from friday when the

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. >> we will indeed, jacqui heinrich in ann arbor for us thank you.voting with each side doing what it needs in order to keep the momentum going that fast white house correspondent with the help -- work bill mcgurn. things to both of you saw alex all start with you first, what are we seeing underground and how important are the next seven days to each of these candidates? >> i can't believe we're seven days away but this early voting numbers on the ground in places like michigan then migrated like georgia are so essential to both candidates it seems like both parties are claiming that is claiming them one way or another, i think the republicans we saw from the rnc chair, you know, they're saying that these are voters who may be did not come out in 2020 win president trump lost. these are maybe new voters were asked democrats if you talk to has campaign are saying these are largely some first-time voters a lot of young americans which are not always a reliable voting bloc when it comes to showing up on election day so getting them out there early when

great reporting as always, mark meredith, fair and balanced, what the harris team is up to, jackie heinrich following the in houston, texas. that i hear texas? what's going on? >> reporter: you heard that right, no democrat has won a statewide race in texas since 1994. harris has virtually no chance of winning here, trump leads her by 7 points and the latest polling but she hopes coming here to put the spotlight on the state's restrictive abortion laws will mobilize voters in swing states where abortion is on the ballot, states like arizona and nevada. harris is taking a page out of trump's bookmaking appearances in a state that is reliably in the other party's column to generate headlines and reach big audiences but the message she's leaning into in this final stretch talking about january 6th, threats to democracy and abortion appears to be more about people getting who support her to the polls rather than appealing to undecided voters. a fifth of whom say they still don't know enough about her. ahead of this trip to a border state she dodged a question on immigration. >> construction of

. >> dana: he said he could out last jackui heinrich. >> good luck. >> dana: thank you, david. >> dana sports. >> dana: bill, a cold bat turns red hot at just the right time. watch. >> first two r.b.i.s of this pro-season. sends one high and deep to center field. did he get it? back on it is thomas. he is at the wall. he got it. it's a two-run home run. aaron judge finally connects. his first home run of this postseason. >> dana: aaron judge blasted a two-run home in the second game last night capping a yankee's within against the cleveland guardians. his third r.b.i.enter the yankees lead the series two games to none. his third r.b.i. ? i know what that means. he is not very good. >> bill: he is a player. they go back to cleveland. the guardians have a good team. great pitching staff. >> dana: does it make you sad as a cincinnati reds fan? >> bill: that we're not in it, yes. the deal about ohio. when you are in state you hate each other. when you are out of state you're all brothers and sisters. >> dana: england and scotland in soccer. >> bill: this is clever. this mayor has a mets an

setting up with that new big breaking report is jacqui heinrich live in ann arbor, michigan, where vice>> kayleigh, president biden reportedly wants to get out on the trail and help harris in this final stretch, but the campaign keeps telling biden "we'll get back to you," letting days he's held open on his calendar come and go. according to axios, biden's team believes the campaign is underestimating his appeal among working-class voters, especially in the rust belt, the one person from the campaign side said "he's a reminder of the last four years, not a new way forward." and yet, harris is here in michigan touting jobs that came out of investments under biden including the chips act and the inflation reduction act, and the largest super pac supporting her it's warning she's got to shift her strategy away from attacking trump's character. "the new york times" obtained two emails from future forward. "attacking trump's fascism is not that persuasive," read one line in bold type in email, which is known as a doppler and sent on a regular basis. "trump is exhausted isn't working, either,

jacqui heinrich says that he bit or chewed on at least four babies. he bit the leg, according to the daily mail bit the leg of a baby creed like turkey. he nibbled on a baby in a blue dress as well. but then again, think about it. if your name is joe -- is his name joe biden or joey by then, it looks like joe by then, just saying. >> that's what the general got in trouble for when those other military people called him joe by then. >> ainsley: jill is dressed up as a panda. i thought about you favorite animal. >> brian: dr. jill biden? >> ainsley: aren't we supposed to teach our kids not to bite? >> brian: three battleground states all basically tied with a 1 point lead in north carolina. >> lawrence: i find it very interesting that this baby gets more time than his grand daughter. shamed away from the family. they have to be shamed to put even acknowledge the child during christmas time and these babies are getting more facetime. the whole thing disgusts me though. >> steve: we have been talking about the battle grounds,it all comes down to who is go

but we start with white house correspondent jacqui heinrich on what to expect from the democratic sidet. the harris campaign might be trying to down play the importance of this debate with high profile democrats staying away from the spin room. but, dnc chair jamie harrison will be here. is he signaling that walz tonight will try to put trump in the room. >> i think you're going to see a stark contrast between representative of a party that wants to take us back. and then you are going to see someone who is good, who is genuine. who is -- that good funny uncle that you like to hang out with. >> jacqui: this is the first major test for walz since the dnc. he has face nod questions about controversial bills he signed as minnesota's governor like granting drivers licenses to illegal immigrants or making minnesota a sanctuary state for children seeking transgender surgeries. the campaign has kept hi circuit for one joint interview with vice president harris where he squirmed under questions about misrepresenting his military record. and today the campaign ducked our questions about newly u

hudson institute senior research rebeccah heinrichs rick is on the phone with us. just tell us where we are now, and what you know. >> hi, charles. first of all, this looks like it's a much bigger attack than what we saw -- remember, this is the second one we've seen from iran directly against israel. the first one was several hundred drones and missiles some months ago, and israel responded with, essentially, a pretty minor but symbolic counterattack showing the iranians that it could reach anywhere it wanted to to. i don't think that's going to be the response if israel this time, charles. these missiles were targeting a city. even if there are no casualties, mercifully if there's early reports there have been no casualties. there certainly was the intent. and so israel should respond, i think take this opportunity to the respond by having a much more dramatic retaliatory response against the iran regime. charles: as you were talking, we've got the chart in june all of this you talk thed the about the 1300 drones -- 130 drones, a limited response from from israel

on the phone, national security expert rebecca heinrich is joining us now.rael respond if this missile is launched? how does israel respond? >> i think that if israel is on the receiving end of -- remember, this would be the second time iran has directly launched missails at israel -- missiles. the first time israel was very restrained. it utilize ared its missile defense system and had a precise and limited retaliation strike, communicating to the iranians that they can, they are able and have the ability to reach out and destroy what they want to in iran, just a matter of what they want to hit. i think, stuart, that this time they will be much less restrained and will, i think, be completely justified in finally eliminating iran's nuclear program. if. stuart: should america continue to call for restraint, a ceasefire and des calculation? should -- deescalation? at the moment, that is our line. >> no. our line should be iran should not do this. iran is the aggressor. iran is the greatest source of instability in the middle east. iran is guilty of funding an

. >> emily: jacqui heinrich is live at the white house with more details.e. >> emily, the administration is highlighting what they call misinformation from their critics while also accusing republicans of politicizing the storm. >> what upsets me so is the idea that any politician would play political games with these folks, with people who are in the midst of such suffering, loss of life, loss of their homes, loss of normalcy, and then for the sake of political gain tell these lies in a way that is meant to make people distrust the help that is there for them to receive. >> but president biden praised florida governor ron desantis yesterday saying he's been cooperative and doing a great job. biden's remarks came after vice-president harris doubled down on her rift of desantis on the view accusing him of playing politics by dodging her calls. desantis punched back saying she's never called him during previous storms. >> i've been in contact with the president. i've been in contact with the fema director. it's interesting, harris is not even in the chain of

if you think about all the ss units that are in france, they report to heinrich.they're not even in the army and goes straight to hitler to on top of this, hitler will routinely reach all the chain of command directly to these people. he wants to talk to you and. he's given them the authority to reach back him. many of the german commanders sit in normandy, call this command by confusion, and even chief of staff of von that would say this is it. the problem every tyrannical leader. you don't want to give too much power to any one leader. however this command and control system effectively slows down the decision making of german war machine on june six and thereafter. so are the results of all this. first of all, the germans only have a one domain response to the allied invasion. how do you defend normandy if all you have is an army? that's their first problem. the second one is we don't have a common operational approach about how we use our best troops, not in intent, not in posture, and not in use of how we use those panzer divisions next. and unbelief. everybo