we do not know the identity of the people who grabbed her and if the man is a hochul supporter and as no motive has been confirm bid authorities but ms. torres did tell me that there is no place in any campaign for politically motivated violence and people may disagree on the issues and the debate should always remain peaceful, arthel. arthel: candidates for governor of new york are calling in high-profile supporters as may make finals pushes camp of the campaign. in a few hours biden will rally with hochul and lee zeldin holding rally with former hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabart. >> today is the last day of early voting in new york. race for governor is much closer than expected in deep blue state. you can tell the gap is closing, both sides are bringing in big money and big names. >> the pollsters, they try to tell you, some of them, it's a ten-point race, 12-point race, 14-point race. why are you bringing all these people to new york if this race isn't as close as we know it actually is. alex: big names like president biden who is flying to new york to campaign for kathy hochul to

. >> carley: hoping to make kathy hochul the state's first female governor to get elected.ngman has more. >> brooke: kathy hochul deciding it is good idea to put her campaign in the hands of kamala harris and hillary clinton as her race tightens against lee zeldin. >> when i think about kathy hochul, i think about someone who legitimately cares about the people of the state. they want to keep you scared. >> the governor said it, everything is on the line, she has shown you what she cares about, shown you how hard she will work for the people of new york. >> brooke: the race between hochul and lee zeldin leans democrat, one time the race was solidly blue and bringing vice president harris and clinton likely will not attract undecided voters to hochul's camp. more democrats are coming out of the woodwork to say they are fed up with hochul's soft on crime policies that are terrorizing the state. watch this. >> we have to get out of this, when you have a governor in for 14 months who should be the florida realtor of the world, we have a mass exodus to florida, south carolina, t

but why bring out hillary clinton to campaign for hochul when hochul is in trouble with crime.rime came to lee zeldin's doorstep, all around the state, this mother upstate new york, 30-year-old daughter was just killed execution style who is blaming kathy hochul's no cash bail laws in the state for her daughter's death and you have hillary clinton saying things like this on crime and the gop. >> when they talk about crime, you know, they are just trying to gin up all kinds of fear and anxiety in people. they are not dealing with it, not trying to tackle it, and so i view it as an effort to scare voters. >> sandra: bringing hillary clinton in where crime is such a big issue when she says things like that going to help? >> i'm wearing a blue tie because jessica is going to see a lot of red on election night, i wanted to give her a play here. but you need to energize your voters, right. turn out matters in races like this, and these two ladies are very popular in the democrat base. you bring them in, get more voters to be energized to vote on election day. kathy hochul is better o

it happened over a weekend at a rally for governor hochul.e victim is now speaking exclusively to fox news about the incident. fox news live anchor eric shawn in new york city with more. hi, eric. >> bill: lee zeldin supporter you saw on tape says she was attacked at the democratic rally on saturday and she is calling for her assailant to be arrested. this is angie, she and a group supporting zeldin, the new york gop candidate for governor showed up at a manhattan rally for kathy hochul. she held the sign you see there criticizing hochul and democratic slate when someone in the crowd snatched her sign out of her hands and that man started hitting and choking her, which you can see on that video. she also says democratic council woman hudson grabbed her, too. she was stunned that she was assaulted for supporting zeldin. >> my feelings didn't matter, that, you know, just because i have an opinion that's different than theirs that they have a right to enact violence against me. i feel like it was completely unnecessary. >> we don't know the iden

governor hochul pushed a similar law. we had just done the chips act. syracuse investment may will of god, micron's investment may well have gone to texas, but you moved in the state to provide help as well. micron will build a semiconductor factory in syracuse, i began making a commitment -- ibm making a commitment, and this could not have happened without your governor. this is a big deal for the state of this country. for all of our progress, we know a lot of families are still struggling. that is why chuck schumer and with the help of your members of congress i signed inflation reduction act that will reduce the cost of everything that new yorkers pay for every month. congressman selden -- zeldin voted against that as well. it gave medicare the power to negotiate lower prescription drug costs, the same power at the veteran administration as it has used to cut drug prices in half. they said a big farm that had too much power, they could never get medicare to be in that position. we tried to get it done for years. [indiscernible] would put a cap of $2

kathy hochul is governor of one of the bluest states in the country.ident biden is making this 11th hour visit. they are concerned about this race going to the republicans, which would be something we haven't seen in new york state in quite some time. >> yeah, no doubt about it, jim. and president biden is just the latest of the big name democrats to come here and sfuchl with new york governor kathy hochul. we've seen former secretary of state hillary clinton, former president bill clinton all of this has heightened in the final weeks. democratic officials tell me the president is coming here in hopes of energizing the democratic base. westchester county went to president biden in a 2-1 advantage in the last presidential election. this is a plis ace where kathy hochul is hoping she can drive up her numbers to combat the momentum of republican nominee lee zeldin. this tells us about the current race in new york as it does about president biden and his ability to campaign in the final weeks of the elections. his approval ratings are under water and there

kathy hochul made a strategic calculation.d to just get people to look away, stop focusing on this issue. reporter: governor hochul has been touting her record on taking illegal guns off the streets. the changes she said she made to the state's bail reform law. this morning the governor slammed her opponent saying he is just trying to scare new yorkers in order to get votes. >> check the source. he has been hyperventilating trying to scare people for months and new yorkers are on to it. reporter: neil, although she continues to say it is a scare tactic by the republican party not just here in new york but across the country, people who live here, people we talk to on daily basis seeing stories they don't feel safe taking the subway and want to see whoever is new york's next governor. neil? neil: alexis, thank you for that. bill clinton is coming under controversy right now for dismissing as did governor hochul some of lee zeldin's focus, virtually all the focus on crime, quoting the former president here, lee zeldin he makes i

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 the law saying it is to blame for the death of the young mother of three shot to death by her estranged husband. i the attack was caught on video. it appears to show her being beaten and punched by her estranged husband last month. adam was charged with third degree assault and other miss demeanors. that required a judge to release him without posting bail. his previous criminal conviction of attempting to kidnap a former girlfriend could not be taken into account. the only thing the court did to protect the woman was issue an order of protection. addae after the man was released he shot and killed his wife as three of their young children looked on. he has since been arrested and charged with second degree murder as well as th

a lot was hoping lee zeldin and kathy hochul winning by five points. >> look, the way i look at it isgood friend lee zeldin has done with this race. i still think it is probably going to be one of the most successful races we could have ever imagined. never in a million years did we think we would get this close. i just hope new yorkers and democrats -- across the state revive their elections. remember a big part of the state does not want to be ruled with an iron fist like they have been doing. maybe they start to break out policies that keep us safe her and give us more prosperity. again, lee zeldin has not conceded in the race and most projections show him to be defeated by kathy hochul. but i do want to give him the opportunity. you can see i want every ballot to be counted as we can see some county with hand counting because of cyber attacking. so let's wait until the final vote comes in. again even if he loses by five points, he had a successful race. i think an incredible campaign that new york was not expecting or was the democrats here that is what it is all about. about part

governor hochul's appointment had a choice.job or caved to republican leaders. i will give you one guess what he did: he caved! he voted against keeping cops and decided to play politics instead. >> todd: mike lawler his republican running for new york 17th district and joins us live. does it make sense to attack lee zeldin on crime when local is ms. cash was failed 2022? >> listen, they are desperate at this point, both governor hochul and sean patrick maloney are flailing. and they have been trying this line of attack accusing lee zeldin and myself of not supporting law enforcement. but the fact is kathy hochul and sean maloney support cashless bill and sean maloney called it his top priority. it is an unmitigated disaster since they took effect. crime is up 36% and 40% leased on monetary bail have been rearrested for those charges pending. so, we need to get crime under control. people don't feel safe in new york because they are not safe. and the reality is the democrats have failed to do anything about it. they own this me

tightening is going to increase support for kathy hochul.ke the panic vote? >> certainly, all eyes on this governor's race in an unexpected way. i think the first rule of being a surrogate whether you're president or former president is to do no harm. president biden is actually very popular in the state of new york and one of the few places where he really has strong coattails, so i think it makes sense for him to stump for the governor. and it's not just about governor hochul, he's in the new york media market. we've got five key house races down ballot as well that we've got to maintain our lead in. it's also about bringing that that democratic powerhouse to the empire state. john: yeah. how things go across the country may depend on what happens with some of those close races. when you look at the rcp average of the governor's race in the state of new york, david, kathy hochul's got 50.6%, zeldin at 44.4. that's within 6 points. the fact that biden's got to go campaign in a state that he won by more than 20 points, what does that say? >>

this is going to end, i think, very poorly for kathy hochul. going to be ridiculously close considering the democratic lean of new york state and the city. but, brian, she is in real trouble again. i know cops. here's the problem. most voters do know a police officer or know someone who knows a police officer. and they talk. the ferguson effect and the effect of the george floyd blm riots were real. they just look at the a data. >> rural cities had a big problem after that. conservative run cities although few of them and farther between didn't have this problem in conservative run states. we didn't have a problem down here in martin county. my sheriff said listen, you want to protest, fine. that's your first amendment right. stay on the sidewalk do it peacefully. we will even protect you and make sure nothing hans. we had zero problems with crime down here. this is not -- this is not the case in liberal cities where crime exploded because of a permissive environment kissing criminals' butts. >> brian: dan listen to you every day on radio and w

when hochul says this is the system, no, no, no, kathy hochul, you are the system. lori lightfoot in chicago, you are the system. mayor garcetti, gavin newsom, you are the system. i stood at the white house podium, we said the names of these beautiful little children and reporters didn't ask questions about it, democrats didn't seem to take notice. this has been going on in democrat cities for two plus years. don't give me this crap it is the system, you're the system. >> that's right. harris, let's dig into that a bit, too. even if the system was a certain way, there's nothing to change, that's part of the issue. here's why. in new york state, people like kathy hochul that advocated for this removed judicial discretion. even after an eight minute beating, even though she wore a bulletproof vest to drop off kids at school she knew this monster would kill her and he succeeded in that, for some reason hands were tied, so were the judges. that judicial discussion which exists in new jersey, it doesn't exist here. when governor hochul says remember there was accountabil

she's been campaigning for kathy hochul for governor.out crime, they are trying to jin up fear and anxiety in people. they are not trying to tackle it. i view it as an effort to scare voters. you in the past were a great supporter of hillary clinton but the people who are most upset about the crime are the people who are affected bid by it who see it each and every day in a lot of these major cities whether it's philadelphia, chicago and new york. >> no question about it and, listen, i disagree with my friend, former secretary hillary clinton when it comes to that. the problem the democratic party is having they are pander to go this very small progressive base and what's going to happen is that's going to take them down to a road of losing. what's going to end up eventually happening for the democratic party is it's going to realize that it's got to go back to bill clinton politics, prolaw enforcement, you have to be anticrime, you have to do whatever it takes to make the city safe and that's the future that the democratic party will ha

or the president tried to claim we were at zero inflation, you see candidates like kathy hochul in newk claiming crime that is up by every statistic, not even an opinion, this is how i feel, when you look at stats, crime is way up as far as murders, homicides, violent crime. it is a media creation, when they say the border is closed and you see the reports from bill and they say they are not woke curriculums being pushed. they are and it is on paper. that says we will not solve the problem, we don't acknowledge the problem exists that is where headlines will be, democrats tried to claim i think thises didn't exist did exist and realize this is what voters are thinking that life is not an msnbc program, then they way too late as far as that is concerned. >> todd: msnbc program, nbc program, "saturday night live" having fun at the president's expense this weekend, watch. >> midterm election will determine fate of democracy and let's say big yooiks, what is going on? the democrat message is not getting through, i'm talking to people that don't exist, that doesn't help much. i'm trying, i

president biden will be change for kathy hochul tomorrow. it is one of the few times he holds a tight race. yes, pennsylvania. but what -- why has he been so particular about where he appears to campaign. >> you know, this really crystallizes one of the big problems democrats face in this election. and that is the breadth of biden's difficulties in terms of his declining approval and popularity. you know, his national approval rating may not be that different than trump's was in 2018. somewhere around 45%. there were states in 2018 where donald trump, competitive states, was still over 50% approval. in fact, republicans ousted incumbents in a bad year in four states. florida, indiana and missouri among them. north dakota. because trump was popular. still popular in those states. by contrast, this year's biden's approval rating is pretty low almost everywhere. down 45% or below like in arizona and georgia. there is not a lot of recent precedent from the president's own party winning in states where his approval is that low. you see biden bein

the latest quinnipiac poll shows hochul only has a 4-point lead over zeldin. race is really tight in the suburbs, arthel. arthel: oh, boy. that's a very close and exciting race there. alexis mcadams, thank you. eric? eric: crime has become a major issue in the governor's race. zeldin hammering away at the democrats' so-called criminal justice reforms. critics say that has only fueled crime. governor hochul claims she is addressing the issue by deploying more police and taking on the epidemic of guns, but even new york city's police commissioner is critical of the actions the democratic state legislature has taken on crime and has not been changing. all that a concern for new yorkers in tuesday's election. a retired nypd inspector joins us now. paul, you were on the job for years, you were out on the streets. does bail reform, other actions like not charging shoplifters if they steal less than $250, freeing repeated violent criminals like the guy accused priors, do these actions serve the citizens or the criminals? >> well, obviously, they serve the criminals.

real clear politics has governor hochul up by six points. i remember when those digits were much farther apart. jason rantz, seattle ktth radio talk show host. >> i love the idea that hillary clinton is out there yet again trying to gas light us. you have kamala harris out there. is she there because she wants to bail out some of the criminals who have been actually caught and maybe going to be prosecuted? at the end of the day what we are seeing is over and over and over again a prolific criminal problems. kathy hochul now claims she will take the issue seriously. the reason why they're running away is because they're responsible, their policies. everybody knows it. they've done a good job branding themselves around the defund movement. we'll see what happens in new york. it is a blue state and shouldn't be that close and i think it's much closer than six points. >> harris: hochul did admit crime has gotten worse after she blamed master manipulators and data deniers for creating a conspiracy of rising crime, she says. >> i acknowledge there

president biden set to stomp for hochul tomorrow.adams live with more on this. alexis, i guess you know a democrat could be in trouble if they're bringing bill clinton out, right? alex: that's right, they are trying to pull out the big names they can, anita as this becomes closer than expected race in deep blue state of new york and democrats are on edge. this weekend we have president joe biden as well as former president bill clinton in new york to try to help the incumbent governor kathy hochul and former u.s. representative gabbart and both sides pulling in lots of money trying to get big names out on the campaign trail just 3 days ahead of tuesday's midterm application. so both governor kathy hochul and congressman lee zeldin are working to convince as many new yorkers as possible that they are the best choice to lead the state. in recent days governor kathy hochul has switched focus on crime, touting record on taking illegal guns off the street and vowing to protect women's rights as subway crime has spiked the governor telling

hochul have paid lip service to voter anxiety. >> yes, that was -- kathy hochul is getting pressuredat and came out and said what do you mean perception? they are data deniers. what do you mean? drilling down yesterday she was talking about murders and shootings down 14%. one category. grand theft auto, robberies, assaults are all way up. subway crime, 26 people pushed on subway tracks is all way up. 26 in 2022. who knows how many attempts weren't reported but there aren't enough cops because they cut it from 4,000 down to 2,000. so all of this stuff. she said well i was talking about murders and data deniers for people to bring that up. when zeldin got is mark penn, a clinton pollster that wrote a profile to say zeldin has a shot. why would glenn youngkin come yesterday and ron desantis to get here on saturday and 12,000 packed a long island parking lot for lee zeldin and do sean hannity's show together. not because they are friends, because they have a chance at a mammoth upset. it is basically because lee zeldin strong and the democrats have dropped the ball in a democratic state

when hochul said the system failed, no, it operated how it was designed to operate. new york prohibits judges from considering dangers and making the decisions and that's the one thing the governor refuses to change. >> sandra: absolutely terrifying, katie, when you see the details of this and the blame on governor hochul, a governor who is blamed for showing no empathy for new yorkers living through this crime. you go back to the father who was killed in the lobby visiting his son at marist college for parents weekend and she showed up to support president biden in a speech in the hours that followed and it was not even mentioned. >> yeah. yeah, no, just a week ago governor hochul told lee zeldin, running against her, congressman lee zeldin, he brought up the issue of crime and she said i don't know why you are so concerned about it, and said that the statistics of you becoming a crime victim are contrary to what people are saying to her on the campaign trail. she never brings up the names of the victims who are brutally murdered in her state. hillary clinton, i thi

we are focusing on those issues and kathy hochul doesn't want to talk about any of it.ok away and say there's nothing to see here. she's calling it a conspiracy and as you list factual data, she will say you are a data denier. she says she doesn't understand why that is important to me, she doesn't understand why it is important to new yorkers. she has really alienated herself not just republicans but democrats and independents too. >> carley: meanwhile vice president kamala harris and hillary clinton quite the dual heading to new york to save kathy hochul's campaign. the recent polls show lee zeldin is closing in on kathy hochul trailing by six points. some polls have them even closer. >> todd: that duo sounds like a party. the white house getting fact-checked over victory lap on social security. so they went ahead and deleted the tweet. >> carley: wait until you hear how they tried to explain it away. that is coming up next ♪ ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100

hochul is so desperate, she's turning to aoc to bail her out.he socialist is worried about what could happen. >> he does, if we don't vote. so just vote tomorrow and text everyone you know, make sure they vote. text them their polling place. make sure they have a plan, that they know where to go before work or after work. please just vote. we don't have to worry about this. that's all it is. it comes down turnout. >> that was brilliant, just comes down to turnout. what do you think about the aoc late campaigning for crazy kathy hochul? >> it's great. first of all, kathy hochul says that lee zeldin is hyperventilating, which means he's taking in too much air. all the air is coming out of your sails tonight, kathy. there's no such thing as crime. we're afraid to walk four blocks down to get on a train or subway. you call on aoc at the 11th hour? this woman is in charge of defund the police. how stupid are these people? not only that, let's get the truth straight. the democrats decided -- don't laugh at me, harold -- that they wanted cashless bail.

. >> dana: the victim's mother directly blaming new york governor kathy hochul saying that she failed and there is a lot more to this horrifying tragedy. david lee millers is live in the newsroom. good morning, david lee. >> this deadly saga began in late september. as you point out 30-year-old woman posted a video online that shows her being beaten by her husband near buffalo. after viewing the video he was charged. the charges did not give a judge discretion to require bail under new york law. he was also served and order of protection. a day after being released he shot and killed his wife after forcing her car off the road as she was driving her three young children to school. he is now behind bars and pleaded not guilty to murder and three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. he had a violent past serving 15 years for adementing to kidnap an exgirlfriend. new york law does not allow the judge to take into consideration whether a defendant is a danger to the community. her mother says cashless bail is to blame for allowing her daughter's alleged killer to remain on the st

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kathy hochul has no solutions. she had an opportunity to repeal failed bail reform and didn't do it. her first choice when she became governor she chose the leader of the defund the police movement as her lieutenant governor. while hillary clinton is trying to scare democrat voters to turn out to vote i will tell you new yorkers are going to turn out to vote in support of lee zeldin. every vote will matter in this race. we need historic turnout across new york state. early vote is looking good. every vote is going the matter. >> bill: zeldin told us the new york borrows are predominantly democrat. >> he needs to win by 15 to 20 points. we can get it done. the republican gubernatorial candidate does well in upstate new york and we had a tremendous rally last night. kathy hochul could only get a couple hundred people with hillary clinton and kamala harris. we had thousands of people turn out in the county. i have never seen anything like it in upstate new york. every day new yorkers are stepping up to get this done a

take a listen. >> kathy hochul failed you. i won't.ll declare a crime emergency, i'll stop the cashless bail and fire weak prosecutors. vote like your life depends on it, because it does. >> reporter: hochul has been pushing back in a number of ways, emphasizing the gun issue. remember, we had that awful shooting in buffalo here some months ago and she has been pushing for gun safety legislation and she's done some things here that her challenger is not a proponent of gun safety measures at all. that's the way she's been fighting the crime issue. she's been putting a message of competence. she's been on the job for several months here. yes, democrats have a two to one advantage here. they usually pull and wins in the teens. the margin seems to be very narrow. voting is under way. it's about getting out the vote. getting out the vote. that's why these heavy hitters are coming here to rally with governor hochul. >> i interviewed the governor back in buffalo then ahead of the supreme court decision and she talked about her concerns when i

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still pretty wild what happened kathy hochul bringing biden to campaign for her.know if anybody in new york was like, i was on the fence but then i saw that and now i'm a hochul guy. but that's what she was going for by inviting him. she was hoping people would see that and want to vote for her. why? >> greg: you know what's interesting dane a, i don't know a single thing hochul can actually claim credit for. >> dana: remember also because she wasn't elected right? she comes into georgia after andrew cuomo got me tooed so she never won a state wide race so that's another reason she is struggling doesn't have a natural constituency. plus when he was up there, you know, you could imagine him saying no more drooling. because the campaign -- campaigning is tiring. these candidates on both side, this he are exhausted. they're trying to run through the tape here at the end and it's very difficult and you have a president who is going to new york to campaign? i think not only is it ineffective i think it's embarrassing. >> what did you think about that choke? do you this

this is kathy hochul's new york. and you know what?020 about it. >> you should be. you should be. dagen: i've been mad since they passed the bail reform. >> they've been virtue signaling about this. it's outrageous. their scoring sheet is what they're relying on but you've got domestic abusers, violent criminals and thugs being turned out of prison and sometimes let go after an a arrest hours later and a for their part the democrats, hochul and a murphy in new jee sigh, they want -- nw jersey, they want to virtue signal and call people racist for calling people out. we have to take back the streets. dagen: kathy hochul referred to conservatives as data deniers creating conspiracy about rising crime and she hid behind her handlers and body guards yesterday because she did not want to talk about the murder of keira bennefield. bill spadia. he we'll be -- we'll be right back. >> she won't say it. for what you need!ou only (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ ♪ choosing miracle-ea

kathy hochul has been doing nothing but gaslighting us.inton doesn't live here in the city, to be frank. the rest of us, julie and i, do. we are living this every day. enough. >> julie: i used to run at 11:00 at night in central park. i would never do that now. i used to use my cell phone flashlight as my flashlight. no joke. that's how much the city has changed. scary. >> emily: the stakes are high and races are getting tight. catch kayleigh show, kayleigh's midterm countdown weeknights at 6:00 p.m. on fox nation for all the latest and in-depth analysis. you have an exciting show on monday. >> kayleigh: on monday will have the republicans hunted candidate from colorado -- senate candidate. ronna mcdaniel from the rnc. dan cox, republican gubernatorial candidate in maryland because gas was going to be in maryland on monday. our president joe biden. he will be there -- we will be there to respond. to >> emily: your is incredible. up next, elon musk's slamming activist groups, claiming that they are behind twitter's massive drop in revenue.

and i'm so happy that governor kathy hochul mentioned that. because we are still a blue state with a very close election. and she is making it clear, guys, you can't sit on election day. moderates, democrats running out for her. she makes the case that you cannot stay home, cannot stay idle. you have to show up. >> gotta show up! great to see you. when we come back, exactly one week since his 44 billion dollar twitter takeover became official. elon musk's twitter in total chaos! how much worse can? again when the 11th hour continues! >> one week after elon musk completed his takeover of twitter, the company sounds like it is in complete disarray. more advertisers reportedly pausing spending on the platform. but today he blamed a massive drop in revenue on activist groups. he's also getting sued on the mass layoffs that began today. our tom castella has more. >> it started late thursday as now former twitter employee started learning that they have been laid off. looks like i'm on employed y'all, tweeted one. eight months pregnant and have a ni

lee zeldin supporter was choked by a man at a hochul ragaini -lily. go through it -- hochul rally.ell me about it, ashley. >> it happened at the landmark stonewall in saturday night and hochul was shored up lgbtq support and video showed a female protester in a black sweasweatshirt being championeda man and at one point -- choked bay man and they shoved hip off and it was all very quickly the short clip doesn't show how the fight began but the unidentified woman told the photographer it all began when someone took her sign, her poster there that featured pictures of hochul and other democrats with a tag line, vote them out. they didn't like it and it got ugly. the woman says it was peaceful until she was attacked. stu. stu: another one for you. at a rally, protesters held up signs and they were accusing the president of being a socialist and he responded by calling them idiots. you got anything more on this? >> yeah, he refer to do the group of protesters as idiots while stomach 7ing for democrat candidates on saturday and happened at a rally in illinois where the president was the

zeldin has worked to tie hochul's policy to the rise in crime.d, he'll declare a statewide crime crisis. >> unfortunately, kathy hochul doesn't want to be here talking about these issues. she wants to send her supporters to make sure that we aren't talking about fighting crime. they want to drown out the conversation. >> reporter: but, jon, governor hochul is really focused in on crime even launching that recent campaign ad saying every new yorker should feel safe. the latest quinnipiac poll shows only a 4-point difference, right now hochul leading zeldin by 4 points. it's a race we will continue to watch, jon? jon: alexis mcadams, thanks. >>> the final fox news power rankings before election day show 33 house races are considered toss-ups. one of those, if you look there in the yellow column, is new york's 17th congressional district where the state assemblyman, mike lawler, is working to unseat congressman sean patrick maloney who also heads up the fundraising arm of the democrat national campaign committee. we invited congressman maloney to ap

kathy hochul has failed on crime. the other is taxes. we are leading the nation in losing people because the cost of living in taxes are too high and then there i s inflation. albany has been on a spending binge that is helped inflate all these costs. you know, i want to be respectful but i just heard former president clinton and he said we are scared and angry. that is how new yorkers are. they are scared about crime and angry that hochul and albany have not done anything about it so i think this is a nailbiter. it is clearly the closest race probably since i got elected the first time, and anything can happen . >> wasn't crime much higher in this country when both you and bill clinton were in office and it is now? >> know. when i took office, new york state was the most dangerous state in america. when i left office, new york state was the third safest. the only states that were safer were like utah and south dakota, but we have seen that reversed because the same policies -- giving criminals the right to commit crime after crime witho

you're looking at eric adams at a get out the vote event with governor kathy hochul.den and former president barack obama rallying for john fetterman in the extremely tight senate race there in pennsylvania. i'm here in battleground georgia. let's head out to arizona, another state that could control the senate. kyung, the senate race is also neck and neck. some of the same dynamics we have seen at play in other states are very much at play on steroids, i might say, in arizona. >> reporter: yeah. all the candidates at the top of the ticket have been backed by donald trump. it's magnified here, all the issues you have been talking about throughout your program, jim. i will give you a quick walk around. there is a small crowd gathering. the expectation here is this is going to be a fully packed place. the candidates, all four are traveling together. attorney general, secretary of state, as well as u.s. sentence scheduled to start at the op of the hour. the democrats are also out criss-crossing the city of phoenix. the phoenix area. i'm in the suburb of phoenix. katie ho

hochul has been campaigning a lot more.a lot more in new york, skas well. he's returning to yonkers today, and in his previous visits, he's touted investments in semiconductor plants. he said if republicans take control of congress, they'll create chaos and do more damage. so is his message, does it seem to resonate with new york voters? >> reporter: that's the challenge right now for joe biden and democrats. not just in new york, but also across the country. and that is why seeing joe biden really seek to sharpen his economic and political message in these closing weeks of the election, trying to warn of the threat he believes republicans will pose to the economy, including on social security and medicare, the they take control of congress. here was one line of attack from joe biden as he campaigned in philadelphia last night, where he took aim at what he has described as the mega maga republican trickle down economics. >> this republican party is a different breed of cat. i really mean it. look, they're all about the weal

neil: that could limit voter participation or enthusiasm in new york for hochul. >> for hochul. it would limit enthusiasm, also create support for zeldin. so i think he has, i think he will exceed what he needs to do in new york city. he will blow out long island. he is from long island. people there understand. neil: you were part of a wave. think about it, what an amazing year that was. >> it was. neil: your upset heard 'round the world but what republicans did with the house, taking over the house, gingrich revolution was on, taking the senate and sending a clear signal that times are going to change. yet only two years later you were still in power your way to having a 12 year run as governor, take nothing away from that, democrats regrouped. they, bill clinton won the white house for a second term. so any lessons or reminders you want to pass along to fellow republicans? >> i think we are going to see another wave. i just saw a poll, 17% of americans think we're headed in the right direction. neil: will it last for republicans? >> that is the question. we have to show we ca

the new claims that democrat incumbent kathy hochul is making as the issue of crime has taken center her in a deep hole. tammy bruce in "focus" next. >> harris: the top issue of crime is driving the race for governor in new york. look, there is no getting around talking about this race. if you are in the city, i don't live here, i live in jersey. when i come and go to work everybody is talking about this race. not like they've never had a republican governor before it is just kathy hochul was the first woman and so celebrated. democrats loved her. how could she have lost so many points so quickly? it is crime. at least six more attacks in the subway system. she and the mayor of the city of new york say we're having a perception problem here. no, no, no, no, it is real. republican challenger lee zeldin's campaign promises to confront crime. governor hochul still says there is nothing to see here even after videos day after day. >> he has been hyperventilating trying to scare people for months and new yorkers are onto it. all the legitimate media organizations have called him out for w

only people supporting hochul kamala harris and hillary clinton.t does it tell you they had to bring this these types of a. listers to deep blue new york a week before the election? >> listen, we have all of the momentum, all the unlv on our side. we have the issues on our side. and they are desperate to try figure out how to energize their base. that's why they are bringing hillary out today and kamala. bill clinton, jill biden and getting really small crowds. less than 200 people with the event at jill biden. there is no energy out there. we have been focusing on the matters that most to new yorkers rise in crime. you just in your monologue referenced kira outside of puzzle, when she was, you know, begging everybody, you cannot let my husband out. he is going to murder me. he got charged with a slew of domestic violence offenses. he got released on a tuesday. the next day, wednesday, a day later, he murders her in front of her three kids and she was wearing a bullet-proof vest. so, when kathy hochul is saying, you know, no responsibility. there's

and hochul has been trying to get momentum. remember, she, too, is also trying to make history. she is the sitting governor, the first woman governor of new york, and she didn't win this election outright yet, she is still trying to do that, and so a lot of symbolism if you will in what is going to happen today. and we're also on the campus of bernard college, one of the schools of columbia school, once an all women's school, and there is that as well. so a lot at play here, as kathy hochul tries to generate a lot of excitement about her campaign. on the other side, we have representative lee zeldin, a republican, who also interestingly has been campaigning a lot in new york city, which is not something that republicans usually, do but he has made crime and fighting crime and quality of life such a pillar of his campaign, that that is why he's been coming to new york, to try to lap off some votes where of course crime is a huge issue. and the polls, and analysts suggest that it's been working, because the polls have narrowed here. and that's why all of the star power is going to

reporter: the head of the bay area council are calling on kathy hochul to apologize. >> it is not justrea city council that took issue, san francisco's mayor, london breed is also disappointed. >> to take what you see online and try to develop an opinion about san francisco, that is not a fair assessment. reporter: breed question whether the crime rates in her city were as high as the big apple. >> if you look at the data, we probably pale in comparison to new york. reporter: the city council acknowledges the problem including crime and homelessness, but they argue new york faces similar challenges and should work together with places like san francisco to combat that. >> if it came from governor desantis, i suppose we would take it more in stride, but coming from governor hochul in new york was shocking and uncalled for. reporter: despite the shade, mayor breed says there are no hard feelings. >> my hope is she will visit and see for herself rather than what she sees in a video. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: nancy pelosi's future in politics, the status of the current speaker of the hous

kathy hochul saying people focusing on crime are hyperventilating, are you kidding me? over reaction to be safe on your street, walking to your job or to dinner? the american people are sick of being told things they are worried about don't matter or overreaction and first-time voters are going red, it is not about personality and social media, they are about getting things done and making americans fooel safe and they can afford things again, two issues people are going to vote for today and i think it will be a big red wave to follow the red moon. >> carley: you are right about crime and the economy, energy prices, it is surprising over the weekend, the president said he would shut down coal plants and listen to this explanation from karine jean-pierre as to why he may or may not have made that comment. watch this. >> president biden: no one is building new coal plants, they can't rely on it. we will shut plants down across america and having wind and solar. some of you were there, it was loud and hard to hear, i think, or maybe not exactly what was being said. presid

for kathy hochul, it's a big worry.ht in the big guns to try to nail down that lead she has in some polls. but it's not a big lead. alexis mcadams in new york city with more. alexis? >> hi, neil. you're not crazy. it is a slim margin here that people are talking about. it's much closer than expected. it's a deep blue state. people would not think it's this close this late in the game. crime as you mentioned, the hot topic. when you talk to new yorkers, they don't feel safe. they don't want to take the subway. those are the issues in this election. if you ask some democrats like former president bill clinton, he says it's all spin and the republicans are just trying to scare you. listen. >> lee zeldin makes it sound like kathy hochul gets up every morning, goes to the nearest subway stop and hands out billy clubs and baseball bats to everybody that gets on the subway. >> yeah, but congressman zeldin says it's not funny. and zeldin has focused his campaign around the surge in crime in new york. he has a lot of examples to

interview why ed that the republicans are out there prep tending crime is a big issue, as did kathy hochul. no one is pretending anything. they know what they see, not what you, hillary, say. people pushed on subway tracks and final point, a poll statistic recently, 56% of americans say crime in their area is worse than it was a year ago. so this is not some distant remote proposition. people feel unsafe and insecure in their own places of work, worship, and communities. you can't talk your way out of that. you must respond to it. and the republicans have done a good job responding to it. great message discipline. >> john: candidates ignore the issues at their own peril. thank you. a lot still ahead, sandra. >> sandra: really interesting conversation on the battle for the suburbs there. josh will be joining us, charlie hurt will dig into the latest close races across the country, and two members of our fox news election decision desk will be joining us. we look forward to chris anderson and darren shaw joining us. and a spin on the touch screen with them and they'll give us some inside loo

reporter: the head of the bay area council are calling on kathy hochul to apologize. >> it is not just bay area city council that took issue, san francisco's mayor, london breed is also disappointed. >> to take what you see online and try to develop an opinion about san francisco, that is not a fair assessment. reporter: breed question whether the crime rates in her city were as high as the big apple. >> if you look at the data, we probably pale in comparison to new york. reporter: the city council acknowledges the problem including crime and homelessness, but they argue new york faces similar challenges and should work together with places like san francisco to combat that. >> if it came from governor desantis, i suppose we would take it more in stride, but coming from governor hochul in new york was shocking and uncalled for. reporter: despite the shade, mayor breed says there are no hard feelings. >> my hope is she will visit and see for herself rather than what she sees in a video. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: nancy pelosi's future in politics, the status of the current speaker of th

democrats have come to the table last week, you have people like kathy hochul saying perception of crime is perception, not real. democrats know what real crime is and republicans are misplaying the data, that is ridiculous. walk down the street in new york city, this is not a data point that republicans are misconstruing, there is real crime and people are scared. that said mark lavine had important warning, he says republicans, you ain't won nothing yet, keep momentum going, get out and vote and if you want a tsunami get people to vote, talk to your friend and neighbors. >> carley: don't believe your eyes, believe what i tell you, remember when president biden said the economy is strong as hell and everybody is feeling the exact opposite or kathy hochul saying crime is a conservative conspiracy when the candidate she is running against was a victim of violent crime, not once, but twice since running for governor. the president's schedule is interesting and light, will be in new mexico and california, he is going to pennsylvania, but taking former president obama with him and hasn't gon