i am judge jeanine puro with harold ford jr., jesse watters, dana perino, and bill hemmer.s 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." four days to go into the limited terms and its spin, baby, spin for the democrats and the media. president biden setting the tone and straight up lying to the american people about the lousy state of the economy and kitchen table issues. >> let's take a look at the facts. when i took office, this economy was in ruins. the economy is out. price inflation is down. real incomes are up. gas prices are down and the need to come down further. exports are also up which means a simple thing, we are making a lot of money in america because of that. >> judge jeanine: you think that's crazy? biden's friends in the media are taking things to the next level by claiming republicans made up the term inflation to help them win. >> the only people i ever hear use the word inflation are journalists and economists. right? that's not part of the normal lexicon of the way people talk. it's interesting the republicans are doing something they don't normally do

. >> head to bill hemmer at the billboard, digesting races. >> new features this year. we will take your viewers and folks here, through what we believe will be best way to track the race. two new features, start in virginia with key house races, we call them key, they began an hour ago, talk about 26 toss ups, these are 3 of tossups in state of virginia, they can be tossup states or democratic and republicans or leadership on the house side. other thing is. we are expecting tight races. we are expecting races they may go tomorrow or the day after or next week. for you at home, we're finding out where is the vote outstanding either purple haze or purple rain. you will see map change. the darker the purple the more outstanding vote. the bar out here the gray area will denote all votes for that county have been counted and tabulateed and reported. the darker the purple is what we're waiting on. in virginia you make the call, haze or rain. in this state itself, republicans have tried to characterize these three races if they win virginia 2, they believe they will be majori

sean, back to you. >> tucker: bill hemmer, great analysis. it's the hemmer board. nobody can do it like he can. bill hemmer have a great weekend. joining us, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor, newt gingrich. you've been steadfast in terms of predicting that this environment that republicans are now running in, the fact that democrats have nothing positive to run on, that they're now back to the old scare seniors, republicans are going to take away your social security and medicare. to me that's a sign of desperation. let's walk through what you see, what you predict, what's going to happen on tuesday night. >> well, i think at a general level we'll be somewhere between plus three and plus five in the senate. the one which i think is hanging in the balance is a terrific candidate, tiffany smiley in washington state. washington state is a very tough state for us. i think we're going to win all the republican seats, which will include oz in pennsylvania, j.d. vance, and include people like marco rubio handily, and we'll keep the seat in north carolina

what else do we have hemmer?: here is a little piece of information from nevada which is how we say it. governor sisolak's office just announced the early closure of state offices in northern nevada because of weather and the state g.o.p. is crying foul on this with a statement below concerned about him taking that action because of the snow storm. they say it's not snowing that badly and this is not required. bret. >> brit: it's not as if they don't know how to handle snow in nevada. >> martha: shut it all down from the governor run for office. >> bret: you see a paradigm shift. expending on what happens? >> jesse: i do. it will be a powerful wave election. just based on the economy and crime. it goes across every demographic. it's not like you are running on the trump tax cuts or you are running on obamacare. i mean, this is something that touches every single american. and they have had it. and they are going to kick the guys out and we could all see this coming except for a few people who didn't see it coming

. >> you know, now the thing about bill hemmer is up at the election board to answer some of our most pressing midterm questions. let's go to jesse first. you have one that is very important. i'm sorry we have you here. you want to hear about the okay, we want to hear about oprah. oprah decided to endorse her, go against endorsing her friend ,dr. oz. and she went she said that she would actually vote for fetterman instead. here's she said i said it was up to the citizens of pennsylvania and of course. but i will tell you all this. if i lived in pennsylvania, i would have already cast my vote for john fetterman for many reasons. >> bill hemmer, you're up at the border. >> a celebrity endorsement ever affected a big race like? >> i don't believe so. is this stump the anchor, by the way? i tried to get them to go along with me, but they won't do it. >> well, i . we can we could do it. we could try. but might turn out embarrassing, you know. but i'm sure jesse's got some . >> yes, he's got to go. no, i refuse to participate in her little nightcap, but i do have a legitimate question. >> i

bill hemmer is with us now. >> hey, stuart.panel and so good to hear from voters and what's on their mind. really insightful stuff. stu: bring on the touch screen and i won't interrupt you. on the house balance of powers begin the night, stuart, democrats at 220 and republicans at 2s simple majority at 218 seeing the line in the middle. a lot of things to watch now, stuart. i tell you, there's so much information in here. when you think about all the redistricting for the house seats and on and on and on it goes but for the point of brevity, my friend, i want to show you a little bit here on the senate side. take georgia for example. all right, you know the battle between walker and warnock and how that goes down, but if we were to put into motion here, stuart, kind of a what if scenario. what if this or what if that. here's where we believe based on power rankings we are today in the u.s. senate. we think republicans are solid in 49 and we think democrats are solid in 47. so what we did throughout the course of the last month

i'm bill hemmer. it is monday.ne day at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. >> dana: tyrus, big guns pretty sure. it might be one of his nicknames. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a long day between now and tomorrow night. president biden and former president obama campaigning together in pennsylvania to help push fetterman across the finish line. >> bill: that seat is democrats' best hope for a senate pickup as it stands now. it a win there would make it harder for republicans to take control of the senate. >> dana: both sides are calling in big surrogates. the stakes could not be higher for this election. >> the most important election in our lifetimes to take shape in this country. biden are waging war on your job, safety, values and freedom. >> if you help democrats keep the house and get more seats in the senate you can guarantee he will make more progress on the issues you care about. >> america is the best country in the world and we aren't going to stop fighting for her until we g

this is more of a reach, bill hemmer. these are the 3 that we are watching closely. >> we put the key races on the left side. these are the 3 in virginia. virginia 7. spanberger has done something -- she is a good candidate. after 2018, a tough race around richmond. vega was a good candidate. law enforcement background. very enthusiastic but spanberger held her off. we haven't called virginia 2 yet. some others have. >> we didn't call it. it's not called. virginia 10 he conceded. >> yes. >> now we have 2 democrats wins in virginia and we are waiting on virginia 2. >> it looks like higgins is a good spot to win this. up 10 points. when we started the night we had 3 big races there in virginia. it looks like the democrats will hang on 2 of the 3. that won't make kevin mccarthy happy. >> we thought that virginia might be a state where republican pick ups would signal a wave. kiggans may win but the other 2 went the other way. >> down to washington. reacting to this virginia news. you were following this closely. all 3 of tho

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. >> they had a snow events in nevada, counting goes on, we go to bill hemmer with a look at some you know. we maybe shup date people. in ohio. >> we stay east coast for a moment. a lot more data. a few races have changed. maybe perhaps in significant ways. start in southeast in georgia, this is razor tight, walker just took a lead over raphael warnock, first time on this panel walker leading warnock in the race. to the governor's race. and kemp at 54% over stacey abrams it gets wider and wider throughout the night, come back to the senate, pop up here. update folks, north carolina. just ted budd leading. 61% of estimated vote in ohio, vance continues to lead. i would watch cleveland, and up here in northeast. see how. you have 42% of the vote in. the ryan team would be pulling for a bigger margin out of the county to put themselves in a better slot. we have not looked at. this is wisconsin. 41%. ron johnson has run two very close races. running for a third right now. against 35-year-old barnes, the. >> lieutenant governor. >> thank you. appreciate that. >> you have a lot going on. >>

i'm bill hemmer. it is monday.etty sure. it might be one of his nicknames. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." a long day between now and tomorrow night. president biden and former

bill hemmer's birthday and he is here and happy for it. we'll celebrate all day and send good wishes to him. we expect president biden to address reporters after his meeting with xi any minute now. it was their first in-person meeting since biden's election. the leaders trying to find common ground with u.s./china relations at an all-time low. team coverage from all angles. former secretary of state mike pompeo is standing by. we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy in bali, indonesia. i notice you just put your jacket back on. it must have been hot there. >> it is not heat, it's humidity as i'm trying to just communicate to everybody here. but it feels like this event is getting close. we do have the official read-out from the white house and there are two words that are missing. two topics missing from this first draft of history really. covid not being advertised as a topic of discussion today and neither is fentanyl. the reason both of those things is relevant, fentanyl's ingredients come from china. something covid is what

bill hemmer at the touch screen. with more.orter: nice to see you, here we go, 50/50, kamala harris breaks tie at 51, want to put what if calendar to see how it might go. democrats 36, republicans 29 we believe now based on starting number and polling that we've watched, that on election day, democrats are solid in 47 rates and republicans solid in 49. before you mentioned, we have in yellow, nevada, arizona, pennsylvania and georgia, they are too close to call. there could be some others. but we'll find out tuesday night. let's take this for example. if democrats have a good night, they take all 4 seats, watch here. the number here go to 51. maintain majority in u.s. senate, you don't need a tie breaker vote. but what if the red wave is out there if republicans take all 4 senate seats. at 53-47 it is possible. what if it doesn't go that way, maybe democrats are better that pennsylvania, you see this number, drops to 52. perhaps out hire in arizona blake masters is not able to win, you are at 51. and now you asking whether or n

i'm bill hemmer. dana is on assignment today and a big welcome back to our colleague and friend.ell, martha, nice to have you back. feels like the world got more serious in 24 hours. >> a lot more serious an

hemmer organized people to watch the pig and whistle. >> greg: bill hemmer did during work hours? >> dana: he was finished with his work at the time. >> greg: must be nice. >> dana: peter took his eye off the screen, said it was a well deserved win against worthy, tough opponents. and america as they go on to play the netherlands sunday, a tough team, and our team is very young but super fast. they might just do it. >> greg: speaking of the netherlands, jesse, we just beat iran, i am a huge supporter of team usa. >> jesse: yes. >> greg: we beat iran which is undoubtedly evil. can you convince me that the netherlands is just as evil if not more evil than iran? that would help us beat the netherlands. >> jesse: they played a major role in international slave trade originally. >> greg: i didn't expect you to have an answer. >> jesse: most people don't. i haven't gotten the intel on the dutch, but whatever i can find out their weakness is, i am sure i can exploit it somehow. i am disappointed we didn't beat the iranians 5-0. i watched the game, and i am not a soccer guy, but i was a s

i'm bill hemmer and this is the lsu tigers. >> i'm happy to begin my friday with you.nks for having me. i'm sandra smith and this is "america's newsroom." a horrific story. the coroner revealing all four victims were stabbed to death likely with the same knife. it happened last weekend at an off campus home near the university of idaho. the massacre rocking a small college town to its core. >> bill: victims including a 22-year-old madison mow began, kaylee gonzaga, >> xana kernodle was 20 and a junior in marketing. her boyfriend, ethan chapin was 20. >> bill: the loss of these four young people ripping a hole in the community. tragedy being felt all over the state. video in boise, idaho where hundreds gathered. >> dan springer is reporting live from moscow for us on the ground in idaho where the community is reeling and so many questions left unanswered, dan. >> sandra, more information is trickling out from those autopsies. two reports that each of the victims was stabbed more than once and the coroner telling me that it was likely the same knife used on all four of t

i'm bill hemmer. hello to you. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom."kings are interesting and some people will be happy and some people not so happy. pay attention. our final set of fox news power rankings say republicans will extend their advantage in the house,

i'm bill hemmer. dana is on assignment today and a big welcome back to our colleague and friend. i'm well, martha, nice to have you back. feels like the world got more serious in 24 hours. >> a lot more serious and complicated on a number of fronts. i'm martha maccallum. great to be with you this morning. we're following this major escalation in russia's war on ukraine. you can feel this morning that there is an attempt to tamp this escalation down and keep it in check. obviously it has put nato in a higher alert situation. >> bill: that missile hit in eastern poland near the ukraine border and killed two people in poland. it happened in the middle of a mass attack by russia as putin's forces were blanketing all of ukraine with missiles. >> the missile was russian made. but the head of nato now says there is no indication it was a deliberate attack by moscow and that it was likely caused by ukraine's air defense system. >> there is an international investigation underway. poland was weighing article four but says it may not have to invoke that. general david perkins explaining wh

i'm bill hemmer. governor hochul playing the blame game refusing responsibility for a cold-blooded murder that some say was preventable. a woman was shot and killed by her husband less than 24 hours after le lease with no bail from domestic abuse charges. the governor is claiming her death on the system which just happens to be the system that she is in charge of. >> the system failed her. the system has to work. orders of protection have to be granted. transition homes have to be available and we have to make sure that judges and prosecutors charge appropriately. >> dana: fox team coverage. griff jenkins covering the election battle for new york. lee zeldin is closing the gap in his campaign to unseat hochul. karl rove bringing in his insight. david lee miller has more on hochul's response to the murder and the growing crime crisis overall. good morning, david lee. >> despite growing controversy new york governor hochul is not backing down from her support of the state's bail reform law. opponents of

before we get started, let's look at the leaderboard, so dana has lost to gutfeld and tyrus, and bill hemmera news man. so we have a little room to cover tonight. >> it is late for us. >> jesse: it is true, i know it's time for you guys to go to bed. let's get started. here's a category, presidential sweep, white rocker once admitted he woke up and abe lincoln's bedroom after a night of drinking with barack obama. we have bon jovi bono. you're going with bono, you're both going bono. >> he has a new book out. >> jesse: you might be overthinking this. let's see what it is. ♪ ♪ >> i think that you are on your way to victory. >> jesse: dana never over thinks anything. you guys are very friendly. knocking paddles. >> we spent all day together. a >> jesse: most people knock each other in the head with them. >> if you have a book out it usually means he will be the quiz. >> jesse: she knows how we do things. kicking butt and voting red, he was endorsed by which hero? was it chuck norris or hole cogan? >> i think it was chuck. >> jesse: both going to chuck norris. have not heard his name in a while

i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: now i know it's unfortunate. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it's interesting some states can do it so quickly and other states -- california is so slow and they have to get their act together over there. washington is waking up to a congressional question mark. control of both chambers is up in the air and still being counted. >> bill: three senate seats in play. arizona and nevada too close to call. georgia will head to a runoff in december. >> dana: georgia could once again decide which party controls the senate. remember democrats only need to reach 50 seats with vice president harris serving as the tiebreaker. >> bill: on the house side we have three dozen seats still in play. republicans appear to be headed for a narrow majority but it is too close to call. >> dana: results are neck-and-neck. one thing americans do agree on, the country is headed in the wrong direction. they agreed on this by 75 or 80%. according to president biden everything is going just fine. >> what in the next two yea

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it is day four as we say good morning i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: bill hemmer the legend, the american bill: i appreciate that, thank you >> dana: really great, 100%. you want more praise? you get all the praise. we're still awaiting the results

i am bill hemmer. >> i am dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." >> it might have been 60 minutes -- but it was a lot. >> dana: we've got some ideas, though. >> bill: come out to us for a moment. that's where we are at in the house. talked to kevin mccarthy about an hour ago. he said at the end of the day, we will be in the majority ended to be bigger than the democratic majority is today. that's what we are picking up from what could be the next house speaker. >> dana: while it might be disappointing for some but the number, this would only be the third time since 1954 that republicans have retaken the house majority. so cep >> >> see you back here tomorrow. >> bill: thank you, guys, bright and early at 9:00 in new york. still up in the air what it is now the day after the election. >> dana: predictions of the red wave we talked about failed to materialize. the republicans are still on the verge of winning the majority in the house even if by a smaller margin than expected and the senate meanwhile is up in the air. yo

hemmer must like you.aid for anything for me guy. >> guy: i'm caught up on the black face photo of sarah silverman which i did not know happen. am i mistaken or did she not date jimmy chemle who also did black face. did they do black face dates together. >> greg: yes, they would share the paint, they would get the paint and make out and both have black face. >> guy: sorry i forget wa the topic is. i'm just ruminating. >> greg: isn't it incredible like this sub industry of black face comments. they're fine, his ratings aren't fine but he's not cancelled yet in either way. but the one thing about elon was his tweet today, did you see this, where he endorsed republicans? >> greg: yes. >> guy: and just a complete total meltdown on the left. he said we should have checks and pulsed maybe we should vote republican this time and people lost it. he is getting close to trump levels of trolling, it is impressive. >> greg: yeah. i think he has taken up the space that trump had because he's in every -- you know, kat,

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." a long time coming but this is what will happen. great special conch at 6:00 p.m. to get all your questions answered. president biden has -- an election by crime and -- >> bill: polls are open in 40 states. voters wasting no time making their voices heard. states in three of the country's high stakes races, pennsylvania, georgia and florida in the south. >> dana: the president has remained bullish on democrat chances. last night there appeared to be a crack in that facade. watch here. >> president biden: i'm optimistic. i'm always optimistic. >> will democrats win the house? >> president biden: i think it will be tough and i think we'll win the senate. the house is tougher. >> bill: kellyanne conway, brit hume, shannon bream, martha maccallum and mike rowe with analysis coming up shortly. >> dana: look at this here. we have karl rove, lucas tomlinson and kelly o'grady. let's get to pennsylvania right away. more than a million people have already voted. bryan llenas is outside of phila

it is day four as we say good morning i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: bill hemmer the legend, the american legend at the billboard. you are. you did a great job. >> bill: i appreciate that, thank you >> dana: really great, 100%. you want more praise? you get all the praise. we're still awaiting the results of three dozen house races. republicans inching closer to 218. they're confident they'll get there. it hasn't happened yet. >> bill: president biden on his way to a u.n. climate summit in egypt arguing democrats still have a path of keeping the house in their corner. >> president biden: well, you know, it's still alive. it's still alive. like drawing an inside straight. it's still alive. >> bill: senate a coin toss. three seats in play. georgia will be a runoff in december. arizona and nevada the count continues in both states. >> dana: the process of verifying mail-in ballots and it is drawing criticism from the "wall street journal" who say the system is way too slow. >> bill: james freeman from the "wall street journal." jonathan serrie is in georgia and jonathan hunt is trying to fig

good morning i'm bill hemmer live in new york. >> dana: is this live?ino and this is "america's newsroom." good to be with you today on tuesday. after a week of counting votes, control of washington is almost settled. almost. republicans one seat away from clinching the house. >> bill: right now 217. they need 218. more than a dozen seats still in play. many o

bill hemmer, great to be with you. i missed you, though.getting started at the patriot award at 7:00 p.m. on fox nation tonight. >> bill: have a blast. see you tomorrow. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: it took some time but the republicans took control of the house of representatives. we are still waiting on some races. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." at the site of the fox patriot awards in hollywood, florida. more on that later. for now republicans reached that necessary 218. those receipts to take power. democrats have 211. six races

i am bill hemmer. >> i am dana perino.tes -- but it was a lot. >> dana: we've got some ideas, though. >> bill: come out to us for a moment. that's where w

. >> first, let's check in with our own bill hemmer not at the big board today. congratulations, everybody, in florida, give everybody our best, ok? well done, guys. we salute you. so the murder of four college students was brutal and there is still no clearance. coming up on that investigation. republicans say they put joe biden on trial. how is it going to happen? jim jordon here to make the case today. he'll do it live. fresh off the midterms, big gathering of republican hopefuls. what they are saying about 2024. and t. swift has issues. come join on a friday. see you then. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possib

i think that hurt republicans in a major weight all across the country. >> bill hemmer, great job on board appeared >> fantastic. >> the batteries are still working. [laughter] >> but we are going to stop, right? >> final thought? >> i think what you're saying and wisconsin will hold up. i don't have any reason to think that it will not. georgia is a coin toss. it really is. >> it has been a pleasure covering the election once again with you and all of you. i think this was a surprise and a lot of people are going to be surprised. we are going to take some time to digest it before we start focusing on the 2024 election. [laughter] brit hume is still talking about it. >> we will take at least 30 seconds. i guarantee that 2024 conversation will begin soon. but i also think tomorrow morning, we will have a little bit more clarity on these races that karl talk to you about. we will see where you are in the process that americans do. i was always inspired to see people go out on election day as always. and i think it is going to be an interesting moment to figure out where the country is

at the same time you know there are so many questions which i myself can't get answers to when the hemmershe heimers arrived, it's right next to my office, then the looters personally took my things to the office and stole them, i'll say. it's also great because the fsb is stealing something and therefore can not do anything with streamius, and in september, when there was no talk of evacuation at all from kherson, even then they stole and stole from their own people, it's just some vivid story about the russian world e well, actually, let's get back to the elections, there should be elections today. and yesterday they already said that they won't help anything, and even in kherson they won't help. well, the authorities in the usa are talking about, first of all , that the republicans can still only get a majority in one of the chambers of chambers , but no more than that, there can even be two theoretical ones. well, for now, it is more likely closer to january, if it works out and everything will change, alas, and ah, nothing will change there, we will have to wait for this, we will have

>> i came after the set with bill hemmer and he said hi by the way. was digging through this and i wasn't totally up on the elitist tweeting back and forth of the controversy of the removal of alcohol sales. hello by the way. i found this amazing. the ban could force fifa to modify its lucrative contract with budweiser. fifa says we appreciate the understanding and continuous support from ab imbec, budweiser's parent company. and budweiser tweeted out well, this is awkward in a since deleted tweet. stu: do you say they might withdraw this contract, $75 million? >> i didn't say that. would have to be modified, don't you think? here's -- let me give my honest take. stu: please. >> these soccer fans want their beers we get it. they want their alcohol. sports could use -- not going to be popular. the sports arenas could use a little less alcohol. stu: why do you say that? >> well -- stu: have you ever been to a soccer game? >> no one of these, no. it gets a little out of control; right? stu: what! of course not. >> i have seen at some american sports even

but first, check in with bill hemmer for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> bill: we get nothingwe get? >> we have a hat. >> bill: fundamental question today, does the white house have the backs of those in the streets of china? we'll check in on that. musk versus apple, a good one, iran versus the u.s. in soccer, that's a good one, too, today. is the president outsourcing the rail strike to congress and will smith explains the slap. big two hours, a lot to get to. dana and i will see you in 12 minutes, top of the hour. >> ainsley: today is giving tuesday, we are teaming up with blankets of hope. started by two brothers so dedicated to helping our homeless that they decided to quit their 9 to 5 jobs. this year for every purchase of $50 or more at the fox news shop, if you want to buy some of our gear, we are going to donate a blanket to someone in need this holiday season. we have mike and nick, and they join us now. welcome back, guys. >> thanks for having us again. >> ainsley: we talked two years ago, maybe before covid. >> a year or so ago. >> ainsley: tell the folks at home y

bill hemmer did a great job at this trying to explain the demographics and what is where and what counties are where. if we put up the senate race in nevada. adam laxalt at 47%, it just went away. we had it for a brief second. up in the reno area you have very conservative. it's in the sierra nevada mountains. owasso county always goes for republicans. and clarke county, the biggest county in vegas. there you have the race, 47.1 to 50. this is getting much closer. >> i think laxalt pulls that off. you have the rural counties that will come in strong for laxalt. i think one of the undercurrents that will get a lot of attention is how well republicans did with hispanics. you look at what happened in miami-dade and florida. but then you hook at other places like texas. raoul labrador was elected attorney general in idaho. republicans are doing really well with hispanics. trace: leslie, you look at what's happening in florida and miami-dade county. then you look at nevada and clarke county and think maybe there is a point to be had there. if this turns around and adam laxalt can take this race

. >> bill hemmer? bret: final thoughts. bill: i think what you are seeing in wisconsin will hold up. i don't have any reason to think it would not. georgia is a coin toss. bret: it really is. it has been a pleasure covering this election. i think that this was a surprise, and a lot of people are going to be surprised. we'll take some time to digest it before we start focusing on the 2024 election. brit hume is still talking about it. martha: i guarantee the 2024 conversation will begin soon. but tomorrow morning we'll have more clarity on some of these races carl talked about. this is the process americans do. i am always inspired to see americans go out on election day as always. it will be an interesting moment. bret: this is how this country works when it works. it was a pleasure to have you alongside us at home. we'll continue our coverage with trace gallagher in washington. as democracy 2022 continues. trace: we'll keep digesting this as the evening continues. i'm trace gallagher in washington, d.c. you heard the conve

. >> back to georgia, bill hemmer. >> yes. just as you are saying that. you have estimated vote 85% in. and walker shy of the 50% marker. look at the difference here. guys. we are talking 4400 votes between the 2 of them. do you remember when we didn't have the difference on the graphic? >> oh, man, it was ugly. >> doing the math. >> [laughing]. >> it was ugly. i would direct the office in 16 metro counties that surround atlanta. here's what i would say. if our estimated vote this is 85% statewide. keep your eye -- see if i can do this. try it again. keep your eye right there. let's go in to -- could not do it. i apologize. this is fulton county. that's a healthy dose of votes. largest county in the state. pop around here. cobb at 95. this county not half. south of atlanta. clayton almost all the way in. fayet 80%. rockdale 99. newton 93. the point being -- sorry. >> let me show that in this one second. if warnock pulls this out to get over 50%, a lot of those votes from the surrounding county, if you came east of atlanta, bret. see the blue island. that'

good morning i'm mike emanuel in for bill hemmer. >> i'm gillian turner in for dana perino this morning. police have confirmed the shooter was an employee of the wal-mart. the store is located in chesapeake, virginia. investigators gave an update a moment ago. >> six victims have died. four victims are in area hospitals with conditions unknown at this time. the suspect is dead from what we believe is a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the chesapeake police swat team executed a search warrant at the suspect's residence and with the help of the virginia state police we cleared the house. we have reason to believe that there is no risk to the public at this time. >> let's get straight to griff jenkins from the ground reporting outside that wal-mart in chesapeake. what can you tell us this hour? >> good morning, gillian and mike. a lot more questions than there are answers. some information from chesapeake's police chief. we know the gunman was an employee at wal-mart. the identities of the six victims not released nor was the gunman's identity. a bit of a timeline. at 10:12 p. the 911 call ca

and bill hemmer tells me if republicans pick up at least two of the three house seats in virginia that means we are looking at a massive wave. don't listen to the lies they are spewing that this could take days or days you know, to know who won. this is total b.s. a wave like this we should know that night, basically, who won the senate and the house anything that happens wednesday into thursday is gravy. the polls show democrats sinking and republicans rising. democrats blew every lead they had. 17% of blacks say they will vote for republican. that's double what the republicans saw four years ago. democrats lead with latinos has shrunk in half since august. meanwhile, suburban white women, a group i know very well are running away from democrats. they are tired of shelling out $100 to fill up their jeep grand cherokees. democrat are losing because they are not listening to voters. but don't take it from me. >> i'm a loyal democrat but i am not happy, i just think that we are, you know, we did not listen to voters in this election and i think we are going to have a bad night. when vote

bill hemmer, we have georgia, we have nevada. we have wisconsin, wisconsin looks like it's... >> a swim around. up to michigan. the most expensive house race out there in its current cycle and the republicans hanging on. we just had a major, well... we had a lot of vote come in a moment ago around 80% in the lansing area here. still hanging on. let me pop over here to just north of michigan. dan kildee is a democrat against paul young here. taking a little slight lead h here. john james running for statewide office twice but it looks to be a decent position with about a third of the vote in. let's go to the senate side here whether or not mandela barns can catch ron johnson. i guess it's possible. our point and a half, thinking about milwaukee, thinking about... let's come on here, you are at 88%. so a few more points here, is not enough to catch him? i think we can debate it. in wisconsin, a few house districts i'm watching here. this is keeping track of time here. suffolk county went red for the democrat here. this is a flip fo

. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. how are you doing? getting ready for turkey day? >> dana: a little bit. in training. >> bill: i like the drumstick. >> dana: i don't like it. >> bill: no? >> dana: no. hard pass. >> bill: i think it's good luck. mccarthy says his goal is to make democrats recognize how bad the border situation is. >> dana: border agents encountered 2.4 million migrants this past fiscal year. >> when i become speaker, i'll move meetings actually at the border so democrats can no longer ignore the problem. the american public can have the information. and we'll move legislation on the floor to secure that border out of the house onto the senate. >> dana: tennessee republican senator is a member of today's delegation. you will force the media to cover this because you'll be on the border. >> that's right. we're here to shine a light on what is a failed policy. thousands of american families that are dealing with fentanyl deaths in their families. communities that are being overwemd from el paso to nashville. 3.5 million if you add in the gotaways. we have 21 states in our na

i'm bill hemmer, back live in new york city with my partner. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." you had a very activity-filled traditional thanksgiving. >> it was chock full. >> dana: how was the 10k turkey trot. >> i finished. >> dana: why is it 10k, not a 5k? >> bill: you would have to ask the runners that. cincinnati is hilly. the poinsettias we have on set are beautiful. hope you had a great thanksgiving. >> dana: i did. we'll give you the news now. multiple rail unions project -- rejected the deal. >> the treasury department says it will allow chevron to resume oil operations in venezuela. t republicans aren't buying it. >> just one more anti-american act by the biden administration. you know, texas doesn't have a dictatorship problem. north dakota doesn't have a dictate orship problem or west pennsylvania. why is it the place they select to buy more oil happens to have a dictatorship? watch them with i ran and saudi arabia. you see the biden administration make decisions that hurt americans again and again. >> bill: the oil decision by edward

i have an episode called buchanan's party where i interviewed nicole hemmer. she's an expert historian on the new right. and if you look at the immediate post cold war world, the early 1990s and pat buchanan run for president in 1992. i am surprised happy cannon hasn't sued donald trump are suing his lines. a matter of fact, on c-span's fantastic website, you can go look at patty cannon's announcement when he ran for president in 18 1991 a couple months before the new hampshire primary. he talks about making nato alliance pay their fair share. he talks about getting out of endless wars and endless oversee commitments, he talks with the probably globalization and free trade. the same types of things don't trump talked about with nafta, et cetera. >> martin, you want to see uncle c-span's and our producers, we have a clip so i want to show it. it is pat buchanan. he is on cbs's face the nation. this is february 1992 and it is two days before the new hampshire primary. >> so mr. buchanan, the president outlined his economic plan tuesday night. what is yours? >> w

bill hemmer, great to be with you. i missed you, though. the party is getting started at the patriot award at 7:00 p.m. on fox nation tonight. >> bill: have a blast. see you tomorrow. >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: it took some time but the republicans took control of the house of representatives. we are still waiting on some races. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." at the site of the fox patriot awards in hollywood, florida. more on that later. for now republicans reached that necessary 218. those receipts to take power. democrats have 211. six races still undecided. so either side could gain more seats but the gop will hold the majority. the top republican in the house kevin mccarthy won the speaker nomination and said he is optimistic about the party unity despite a challenge for the speaker job from arizona congressman andy biggs. president biden reached out to congratulate kevin mccarthy in a statement claiming he will work with republicans to, quote, deliver results for work

i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. a haunting photo taken hours before the murders. kaylee goncalves shared this photo surrounded by other three victims writing one lucky girl to be surrounded by these people. ethan chap-in and shane yeah arrived at a party. kaylee and madison hanging out at a sports bar in town. the pair is seen in video at 1:41 a.m. near a food truck in a clip posted online at a platform that streams images there. kaylee, madison, ethan and shana are back at home. >> dana: the four victims were stabbed to death between 3:00 and 4:00 a.m. the other two roommates survived. a phone call was made from the phone of one of the roommates but not clear who made the call. lawrence jones host of cross-country. you had a chance to talk with the parents of kaylee and here is what her dad was saying and what they've learned about the investigation. listen here. >> they are telling us there is so much evidence it will take a lot of time to process it all. this wasn't like a pinpoint crime. this person was sloppy. he made a mess and there is a mess there and they

good morning i'm mike emanuel in for bill hemmer. >> i'm gillian turner in for dana perino this morningnfirmed the shooter was an employee of the wal-mart. the store is located in chesapeake, virginia. investigators gave an update a moment ago. >> six victims have died. four victims are in area