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when they are not getting that paycheck, they don't have the luxury go ing out. yesterday sales plummeted by 60% because they were not around. continued deflation. costs goods will go up now, we'll be paying more for our products, which unfortunately cuts deeper into margin. two strikes against us and it hurts. >> ainsley: losing customers and goods being cut out by this port strike, fruit, meat, beer and liquor, furniture, vehicles, machinery. yesterday was the vice presidential debate and j.d. vance called out kamala harris for allowing inflation, listen to this. >> a lot of what kamala harris proposes to do and some sounds pretty good. she's been vice president for 3-1/2 years and had opportunity to enact these great policies and what she's done is drive the cost of food higher by 25%. >> ainsley: and that affects you, you say with inflation and with strike you're going to have to raise prices and kamala harris on top of thats she'll come after you for pro-cice gouging, what is your response? >> that one hurts, everything has gone up in price. if you pay more

he is like, well, who won the presidency in 2016 and on the cusp of be ing the comeback kid. this will be the greatest comeback of all time. who would predict he would be at madison square garden? >> brian: your show tonight at 7? >> laura: is that right? you are all coming on, i understand. will cain is out there. good assignment. i'm a yankees fan. >> brian: anything you want to promo? keep it a secret? >> laura: i'll talk about how he needs to close and what we can imagine will happen on other side, democrats, finger pointing will happen. he better be ready, they are planning how to stop him every step of the way if he gets in. >> lawrence: that is a tease. >> steve: we'll be watching. >> laura: we need pillows on this couch, this falls back. >> lawrence: you can borrow b brian's. >> laura: i heard the secret. >> steve: will cain is live at yankee stadium. if you might pray with me real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything

doj accused him of be ing part f a crime family. that did not go anywhere. he was charged with rico conspiracy and found not guilty, to be clear. this brings into question somebody talking about every man, known for colorful language and fighting for long shoremen and call ing the ports and ocea carriers money crazy. he lives a nice life, to be clear here. he goes into meetings and in interviews he will say people will realize how important jobs are, they can't sell cars or do anything without my people and they will realize it. when you take a hard stance, against companies and corporations. you should know a lot of property records are out for public and reporters will find those. >> carley: he is speaking for union workers who make $81,000 a year. for the botsz to be making million dollars, have two houses, yacht and say we are not making enough, people will criticize that. >> todd: there is way to fight for your people and that is his job. when you say things like his strikers have power to cripple the economy at time when our economy is in the shape it

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>> meantime we're rerey to make some noise, so firstly we're ing to do a little ribbon cutting. then for those who would like to jane us, we're going to take a train ride so the zoo and back to west portal, you can get off where you want and get on where you want or you can stay here and enjoy some dim sum or a cocktail. [laughter] sometimes i just need to edit some things that the mayor tells me to do. so we're going to go to ribbon cutting but in the meantime i want you to listen to some noise of the marching band and coast guard as we go down to cut the ribbon. congratulations, every one and thank you. [marching band music] >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! [cheers and applause] [marching band music]

>> at the moment, there are some ings we do know and some we do not.st 10 minutes or so, we have heard more loud here strikes here in beirut. they were in the southern suburbs, because the idf issued new warnings to areas in three areas, and we heard the loud rumbling sounds of explosions really echoing a clonus -- echoing across the tl buildings here. what we know less about is what is happening on the southern border, because many who live in that area have fled already. as real has declared their side of the border a closed military zone. we know that discussions are ongoing in israel. cbs has told us that u.s. official says they have been told by israel that they are getting ready to launch what israel calls a limited ground operation into lebanon, but there is nobody there at the moment. there are no cameras, no reporters, so you have that information vacuum where people know what is happening. they know what is being prepared for, but as to whether or not it has started, until we have some kind of official announcement, probably from the israeli

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. >> i'm feel ing great and feelig nervous.re only two ways to run, without an opponent or scared. so there you go. only thing that matters is really spending as much time as i possible can meeting with people and talking about the stakes and their future. >> brooke: okay, governor tim walz is sitting for rare interview on fox news sunday and down played past misstatements. >> they heard me speaking about gun violence and i don't care if people know i used iui or ivf. i'm proud of my 24 years in office and record and never disparaged someone else in this, that is not what donald trump does. i will own up when i misspeak or make a mistake. >> brooke: walz will be on jimmy kimmel live tonight. >> todd: bring in draft biden 16 and former senior advisor will pierce. you have americans trying to survive in towns destroyed by a hurricane and another hurricane on the way and today is the one-year marking of october 7 massacre. with all that serious nness surre surrounding us, how does it look that kamala harris goes on comedy podcast.

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you represent this state, you're a straight-shooter, why are residents feel ing frustrated with the response from fema? >> a lot of bureiat r accuratic hand wringing. money going to illegals that is not coming to north carolina. this is the worst hit area, misallocated time and dollars. it is here and coming. we want to be thankful for those on the ground. fema, i believe their heart is in the right place. it is here and getting better. finally after decisions from the bi biden-harris white house. they are now here, but it took so long. they were ready to come. >> lawrence: what took so long? bragg has best of the best. forecast predicted it would be pretty bad, what took so long to get here? >> i think fighting over who is in charge. we needed decisions from the white house and governor. they were ready and national guard, we're grateful, just a lot of people competing who is in charge. we had to put pressure on with senator tom tillis. we're in this together. let's get places like this back on their feetz. this will take years to get back in order. neighbors helping neighbors. >> lawrence:

ing >> there is ease with college educated women with donald trump.g with african americans and jewish americans. keep your eye on this. with college educated suburban women, that could tip the election toward harris. >> laura: whoa, whoa, you think -- liz cheney is pro-life and said she was trying to put a pro-life spin. she has spent her whole life as pro-life republican. now suddenly that is all out the window because january 6 or ukraine? really? that does not -- >> i'm not here to defend liz cheney, there is no explaining her these days. she is the vessel that kamala harris wants to use to appeal to nikki haley voters. they are doing it a lot, they have some data thats it makes sense to do it with voters they need. >> laura: okay. her father was called a war kribl criminal by democrats, that is their closing argument, maybe it is a play for a fu female voters that might not otherwise go to the polls. thank you. stars come out for kamala harris, is their sparkle fading? raymond arroyo has it all, seen and unseen is next. (tony hawk) i still love t

this is never going to f-ing, go away.'t say effing, how biden spoke about it in public, which seems a little different. this is from june going to do anything. i sat i said i'd tried by the jury decision. i will do that. and i will not pardon him. >> so a little bit different than the frustration he voiced in private. >> yeah. look, i mean, it's not surprising that i think there would be some frustration by the president with all the part of the justice department and perhaps even with with merrick garland. but i got to tell you, i mean, i think biden knew what he was getting when he chose merrick garland, when he made the announcement on january 7 of 2021 that he had chosen this man in the whole purpose was to get a politicized, politicize the justice department to get someone who would absolutely be separated from the white house. and that's what he got right. and so it's hard to i know there's a lot of people around the president that are particularly more ferocious in their disappointment and expressing that ron klain

way you are ask ing the questio is misinformation. money allocated to impacted area and money there to help people who need it. there are survivors who need the funding and it is there. i said we have money available to help survivors of hurricane helene and also hurricane milton. you are asking why congress need to come back and do their job, that is what you are asking me. congress need to provide extra assistant to disaster relief fund, that is what congress need to did and we will urge that. you may not want that, that is okay, that is what the president wants and the vice president wants. thanks, everybody. >> lawrence: his facial expression is all of us right now trying to figure out what was that. before we get to substance of argument, white house pres corps has to push back, when a report erask a question they don't like, it is misinformation. they have been wrong on so many things and call it misinformation every single time. i don't think it is too much to answer why are americans be ing put last when it comes to this issue

. >> trump reenact ing the madiso square garden rally in 1939.eo-nazis, fascists in america. >> brian: play out of the playbook. >> ainsley: that page is still there? east coast versus west coasts tonight on fox. yankees versus dodgers. >> steve: final hour of "fox and friends" for the week, it was a long week, starting right now. >> lawrence: vice president kamala harris will be in houston, texas today for a rally where where o /* /* beyonce is expected to take the lead. >> steve: so is willie nelson. star-studded rally in georgia. >> brian: what is better dancer? willie or beyonce? former president trump will be in texas with podc podcaster gi joe rogan. at least one hour. >> ainsley: madeleine rivera live at the white house. >> madeleine: vice president kamala harris focusing on abortion today in houston, a message her campaign has leaned on to motivate voters and using backdrop of tex tech and six-week abortion ban to talk about the second trump presidency. here she is with former president obama in georgia yesterday. >> over the last years,

shout out to bill for ask ing great questions and doubling down. her inability toic taresponsibility for what is happening on the border is part of the reason people can't see her as a leader. leaders do not walk around and act if they don't make mistakes. they should learn from their mistakes. so many ways she should have answered that question. she wants to present an heir of not having made mistakes. >> carley: bill whitaker pressed her on issues most concerning to americans when it dms to kamala harris presidency. another has to do with her ever-evolving positions and flip-upon flo flops listen to this. >> you were against fracking, now for it. you supported looser immigration policies and now tightening it up. you were for medicare for all and now you're not. >> leaders can build consensus and understand it is not a bad thing as long as you don't compromise your values to find common sense solutions and that has been my approach. >> carley: i had to listen a couple times to figure out where she was going with that. could that be her admitting

hindus mis-ing from hurricane helene and why is kamala harris checked out? >> she has this famous idea of what to do and i'm sure she'll mess it up if she gets involved. better to stay away. i never heard from vice presidents and always heard from the president of the united statesliz: dump truck workers working to remove debris so it's not turning into flying debris and projectiles. >> the incompetency is starting to show and it's some kind of threat to the united states was iran. i guess she hasn't read the memo and greatest threat to the unit and she's completely incompetent to be president and we depend on ourselves and we don't depend on ourselves and we take care of them. liz: congressman, talk about fema and go with how fema is spending the money and we've been reporting all week and it's for disasters indicating back to 2012. now fema saying it's 4.5 billion trying to release and the buckets of money going on with fema and going about the separate buckets of money talking about no disaster relief money going to house illegal aliens and the broader po

we have a storm system moving into the west, bring ing mountan snow along the west coast.on the rainless streak for northeast, new york city 27 days without rain, philadelphia 28 and 29 is the record. boston could get rain this week. could see stronger storms tuesday and wednesday and maybe tornados, we'll watch that. potential record highs tuesday, wednesday and thursday for big cities ahead of the next storm system. halloween forecast, 81 in new york, 81 in raleigh. eastern half of country. western half cooler than average temperatures and maybe snow in low-lying areas. halloween, 79, i thought i saw 81. warmest high was 1981 in 1946. todd, it will be warm, we won't need our snow suits underneath, that is the word i'm looking for. >> todd: we're not going full canada. hot hat wean. thank you. speaking of kids, education and parental rights in florida. listen to this. one ballot measure will add party affiliation. the ceo of optima ed joins me now. you support this, why? >> partisan races create more informed races. if you know if somebody is a republican or democrat, it

i will challenge this be ing bet question. this is toughest thing, i think. i listened yesterday, she keeps brin bringing the president calling for a blood bath, charlottesville situation and putting kids in cages, all these are inaccurate characterization of what president was saying. as an interviewer, you are not a moderator, when she says something inaccurate, will you feel compelled to correct? >> steve: fact check? >> it is a different thing. you are nod a moderator, you let candidates do their own fact checking. in an interview, it is one-on-one, if you go down the road, it ises not about defending donald trump, it is about defending accuracy of statements. we'll see how it goes, i would probably step in. >> brian: did you like that better than lawrence's question? did you wauven to talk off air? >> steve: your interview tonight one of two highlights this week. interview with bret baier 6:00 eastern time, sit down for half an hour with current vice president and people will tune in for that. other thing this week is picture of the week and will go down

was murdered by a boyfriend and then reneging on the promising it can it cost $60,000 to bury a f- ing. i am curious what you make of that? >> the tragedy is something that hit all service members. i want to clarify. she was not killed by a boyfriend but killed by a horrible human being who had no relationship with. the fact that what we are hearing from trump, why is everyone surprised? we know who he is and what he has said in the past of what he has said publicly on camera. now everyone is acting surprised. the only thing you can answer to people like him are people like kari lake who have said horrible things in the past, a person campaigning in front of a confederate flag in arizona and not involved in the civil war. we need to make sure that we get out the vote. that's the answer to all of this. we can have angst or tried to talk about how bad donald trump is or how bad kari lake is but you have to do the work. stop the fretting about and being frightened. get out, get the vote. join us at gallegoforarizona.com because we are here to fight for the future. that's how we will win t

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follow ing president lincoln and his gradual approach. right. and dealing at the time with these labor in which the u.s. government was not consistently paying people. so these labor managers having to force people compel people, freed people, formerly enslaved people to work. and so maybe he didn't want harriet tubman to come down into that mix and maybe to tell the freed people that they actually should be paid. right. we don't want her teaching them about freedom. it's a one. it's a it's an i opening letter. okay. so that's one. another one comes from william lloyd garrison son, george. george who is an officer with. the. 55th massachusetts, and he talks about tubman's role working in the refugee camps. so the port royal shakespeare amid the sea island cotton plantations. these are all in the rural areas of buford and in the sea islands. tubman going to be based downtown in buford. she's based the refugee camps. so if you can imagine that there were in the coastal areas those areas are occupied by the union. as you go into the interior and th

f-ing liar. >> there comes an unprecedented moment in the middle east.s trying to get israel to listen to him when it comes to responding the october 7th attacks. did the president feel like netanyahu listened? >> well, there was listening that bi by, is going to do do what he wants and he says so to biden. look, i'm going to have to do some of these things that maybe you're not going to like. but -- but what's so interesting there can be an alliance of policy as somebody in the white house said that biden's policy is pro-israel but not necessarily pro-netanyahu. nick: there was a similar gap between what the president said in public and how he described him in private that you describe with vice president harris. you describe this meeting that vice president harris had with netanyahu. and you -- they said that the meeting was cordial. but harris said i will not stay silent. and netanyahu was furious. why? >> it was a meeting that israel-united states. everything is fine. and then when she comes out and makes that declaration which tells you something ab

he said he's the biggest f-'ing liar. goes so far, biden saying in private that netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, is not only a liar, a bad guy, and 18 of the 19 people who work for netanyahu are liars. that's not exactly a good relationship. and the relationship with israel is, we're on the same side. biden's position, we support israel. but they don't support netanyahu. >> and you get that sense from vice president harris. she was asked in one of her big interviews on "60 minutes." she reset it back to israel and israel's security. but she avoided saying anything in this campaign context about netanyahu. >> yeah. that's important. but again, the looming figure in so much of this is putin, and what putin is doing in ukraine. i did some work on him. how does the cia look at him. they say that putin is sadistic. this isn't just, oh, a land grab. this is kind of the sadism in it. to have launched this war kind of -- it's mine. we're taking it. there's no debate. >> so if everything you say is true and an important warn

the guy was an f-ing loser, he said angrily.kelly told trump that he would get killed in the press for showing such disrespect did the president relent. in the article i also reported that trump had disparaged president george h.w. bush, a world war ii naval aviator, for getting shot down by the japanese. two witnesses told me that trump said, quote, i don't get it. getting shot down makes you a loser. bush ultimately evaded capture but eight other flyers were caught and executed by the japanese. your first reaction. >> well, i think everybody can opine on the moral fitness of someone who acts and says things like that. but i think it also trends toward the raw ignorance and immense vanity of a man zpp that's a toxic combination that makes for a very dangerous leader. what he will never understand is there's really no greater service as an american than to raise your hand and pledge to protect and defend the constitution. and whether you're a 17-year-old enlisted private or you go to one of the academies or you end up a general

when every president starts his term with undo ing everything that his predecessor did and then spends the rest of his term doing everything that his successor will undo. we're left in a place where the kind of steadiness that is necessary to the work of the executive is no part of the job. and the effect of that is not just been bad for administration, but also for national cohesion. it dramatically raises the stakes of our elections and the temperature of our politics, because it means that key questions don't get resolved by bargaining and coalition building, but by sharp turns, by hard stops. everything depends on who the president is. and so my first proposition to the fourth implication of looking at the constitution through the lens of national unity is that reforms of the executive should prioritize a steady administration, not assertive policymaking. finally, when it comes to the third branch to the courts, i don't think an agenda of reform is exactly the way to think about what's needed. the courts obviously have a crucial part to play in advancing unity, too, but it may not

the media is lying to us, and even front line is ing the same thing. i used to trust fro line, but i don'trust front line anymore, front line on channel 2. the news. host: who do yourust now, richard? caller: not too many. i listen to all of the news tlets and read newspapers as i can. i think i trust this station somewhat, mostly. i trust fox news and -- but i catch all of the news channels. i am a news junky. host: that's richard in nneapolis. this is sean out of florida. independent. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. just wanted to piggy-back off of the gentleman talking about the nuclear issue in iran. i just think it's a matter of time before putin just gives nuclear weapons to iran and to north korea. they won't have to do any work at all. but i think that's what is -- and putin will be -- host: north rea already has nuclear weapons. 's already considered nuclear state. caller: but they're not fully operational as far as delivery systems. host: toe what end for vladimir putinoing that? caller: because he wants to rule the world. he's a meg