jacqui: all right.t to start with this news that impacts harris. so, al, i'll go to you. the international association of firefighters decided that they were not going to endorse a candidate. that comes as a surprise from the union that was one of the first out of the gate the to endorse joe biden in 2020 to. an embarrassment for the harris campaign after a she mocked j.d. vance, or her campaign mocked j.d. vance when he was booed at their conference last month, and it's all on the heels of the teamsters also deciding not to endorse a a candidate. if you ec trap late this out, i mean -- extrapolate this out, the decision from the executive board was a margin of 1.2 where they decided not to endorse, but if you extrapolate that out to the broader electorate, that shows trouble for harris. can she come come this when you see working class voters sliding away from the direct -- democratic party? >> i do think it reflects the current state of the race and, look, she's not doing quite as well with those rock

jacqui: thank you.you know well, sir, the failures that precipitated the assassination attempt on the former president at butler including communication failures between secret service and local law enforcement, issues with drone technology, even problems with the advance staff that sort of created the conditions that allowed this to to happen. can you walk us through what your committee discovered in its investigation and how that's been remedied for today? >> well, certainly. one of the things that happened is when you have the secret service come to take over an event like that, local law enforcement, state and local law enforcement is there to help, but they're under the guy dance of the secret service. -- guidance. and in this case, there's so many failures on so many levels. the fact that they didn't do the a walk through even that day, two sharp shotter -- sharpshooters that were inside the agr building where the president was shot from, they were inside, and they had never communicated -- they w

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

senior correspondent jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn with the story tonight, jacqui. >> jacqui: evening, after touting a surge of federal resources to respond to milton, president biden calling out by name former president trump and republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene for spreading misinformation about the storm. making for a political moment as the administration tr tries to direct all americans to sources of good information. >> unamerican. it's unamerican. >> jacqui: president biden teeing off on trump for a second time today after first decrying what he calls reckless lies undermining public confidence about the federal response to hurricanes helene and milton. >> former president trump has led the onslaught of lies. assertions have been made that property is being confiscated. that's simply not true. they are saying people in fact these storms receive $750 in cash and no more. that's simply not true. >> but the administration's effort to depoliticize the storms during a fema briefing follows the vice president teeing off on trump in a late night interview. >> h

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret.lthough president biden left washington so vice president harris could deliver her close pitch that trump is the one with an enemy's list with the white house as the back drop, one comment biden made left harris dealing with his shadow in the final days of the campaign. >> the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters, his demonization seems unconscionable. >> jacqui: the white house trying to clean that up remark by releasing the transcript with an an apostrophe placed. according to "the washington post" two versions went out each with a different meaning. biden tried to clean it up posting i referred to the hateful rhetoric by puerto rico spewed by trump's supporter at his rally as garbage. fallout continued overnight forcing the democratic ticket to distance themselves. >> he clarified his comments but, let me be clear, i strongly disagree with think criticism of people based on who they vote for. >> the vice president and i have made it absolutely clear that we want e

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

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret. vice president harris taking to three counties where nikki haley beat donald trump for the republican nomination to make the case that the stakes of this election cross partisan lines getting an assist from a republican voice, amplifies in her closing pitch that trump is a dangerous choice. >> we are talking about whether you will have a president of the united states who takes seriously their duty and their oath to uphold the constitution of the united states. >> the former republican congresswoman liz cheney lost her seat in 2022 she had a rating from susan b. anthony pro-life america. she also called vice president harris a radical liberal. now giving conservative women a permission slip to back harris. >> i think there are many of us around the country who have been pro-life but who have watched what's going on in our states since the dobbs decision. that's not sustain. >> team harris hopes cheney's support will boost her chances with suburban women as she competes for a tiny slic

>> jacqui heinrich live on the trail, jacqui, thanks. >> these people prove with immigration documentse not citizens and, yet, we're told to put them back. >> virginia law actually backs and bolsters federal law and it's amazing to me that this is being done by the civil rights division because every time an alien who is not eligible votes, that cancels out the right of an american citizen. >> bret: let's talk about our top headlines from the campaign trail. fox news chief political analyst brit hume joins us tonight here in washington. great to see, bret. >> nice to see you in person, bret. >> let's start with the efforts by the states, governor glenn youngkin in virginia. we saw the g.o.p. in pennsylvania, different issues. but really fighting before they get to election day. >> brit: well, in 2020, the republicans did a lot of their fighting over the election rules and so on after the election. it was too late. the democrats had succeeded in getting rules changed in ways that some thought was improper. and they t.s would too late after the election. they didn't win any of the cases.

good evening, jacqui. >> jacqui: good evening, bret.ice president harris has virtually no chance of winning texas. trump is leading her by seven points in the latest polling and no democrat has won a statewide race here since 1994. but the campaign hopes that putting the spotlight on the state's abortion restrictions will reverberate where it counts. >> vice president harris rallying in deep red texas to grab headlines in states that will decide the election. like arizona and nevada, where abortion is on the ballot. harris framing november's choice as a matter of life and death because of what she calls trump abortion bans. >> this is not just some theoretical concept. real harm has occurred in our country. a real suffering has occurred. people have died. >> jacqui: harris appearing to reference the case of thurman a mother died from abortion pills she got out of state because of georgia's six week limit. thurman's mother who will appear alongsidealongside harris tonig. mr. thurman died georgia law is disputed. the statute allows doctor

>> jacqui has a good question. in the clip followed the clip from tarmac the other need where he mistook the strike from port workers from the israeli strike in yemen. so, his problems are mounting, and if i were kamala harris, i would buy him like, you know, one way ticket to some foreign location for the final weeks of this campaign because the more biden is visible, the more american voters are reminded that he is president and of his infirmities, i think the worse it is for kamala harris. >> yeah, any -- it was interesting. at the same time, we could have done a split screen, president biden in the briefing room. vice president harris on the campaign trail, and is he saying how she is tied to all the decisions he is making. something that she may not be saying on the campaign trail. >> oh, absolutely. i mean, she is putting a little bit of distance between them on the campaign trail, and she knows she has sort of quippy answer when asked about how close she is to biden. look, i am not joe biden. just look at me

tonight earmark what you expect, jacqui, hello?hi, sandra. in each of the three counties were vice president harris is campaigning today, nikki haley beat donald trump for the republican nomination. so harris is getting an assist from former republican congresswoman liz cheney, branding trump as a dangerous choice in 2024, and giving pro-life republicans a permission slip back harris. >> i think there are many of us around the country who have been pro-life but who have watched what's going on in our states since the dog's decision places like texas for example the attorney general is talking about suing -- is suing to get access to women's medical records, that's not sustainable for us. >> before she lost her seat in 2022, cheney had an a rating from the susan b. anthony pro-life america organization, she also called bus president harris a radical liberal in the campaign hopes that cheney's conservative credentials will boot -- boots hearst chances especially with suburban woman as she competes for a tiny sliver of voters might no

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

>> jacqui. liz: kdhs secretary mayorkas refusing to answer questions about a terrorist that wanted to kill americans on election day and fb and i recollects fishes warned about a plot like this could be coming. it was there, tonight, we'll show you the unbelievable sound from an official already impeaching mayorkas. democrats panicking and new polls showing the race is tightening in the swing states and new report from axios and so called party of democracy talking like they will not accept the election if trump wins. the hypocrisy here. tonight, we'll show you who's saying this. trump campaign senior adviser is here and he'll break it down next. stay right there, jam packed hour. >> he refused to accept the will of the people. and the results of an election. >> going to accept the results of the election. >> would you again seek to challenge this year's election results? where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya kno

jacqui, thanks. issues forum with democratic senator chris coons and republican senator tom cotton focusing on their candidates' plan for the middle east and what is happening now. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york where the man accused of choking a homeless person on the new york subway appears in court for a preliminary hearing. former marine daniel penny has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and homicide charges. and this is a live look at chestnut hill, massachusetts. one of the big stories tent there tonight from fox 25. a court will decide whether a beaver raised by rescuers will remain in captivity or be released into the wild. mass mats wildlife officials have ordered the release of. the workers filed a case to stop the beaver's release arguing she would rather be around people and has no interest in bonding with her own species. so there you go. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll

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

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

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

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

jacqui: as a political professional, what did you make of trump's shift work at mcdonalds. a big hit among political pros. >> yeah, i'd hire him if i ran a franchise and he's good for business. it was fantastic and he's one of the best photo opportunistics of politics and political history. it was because trump made it look fun and made it natural and struck a cord with a lot of people going to mcdonalds and working class people normal people that is not like gavin newsom and governor of california going to the french laundry, one of the fanciest restaurants in america and it's mcdonalds. the way he filled out that apron and i hope the trump campaign sells aprons and they'll sell good. stuart: do you remember when someone road in a tank with a tin hat on. that was a terrible mistake. i think trump is the equivalent of great piece of politics. >> yeah, and the thing about politics and photo ops, you never know if they'll work or not and what makes them work is for someone to appear genuine. that you can see them doing what they're doing because it matches their beliefs. that

stuart: jacqui, thank you very much.ad choice words about tarries' town hall on cnn this week. watch. >> yet another incoherent train wreck of television interview yesterday. kamala harris stated once again that she opposes any plan to send her illegal aliens back home. she opposes -- she didn't answer it correctly. she's a low iq individual. i'm god at this stuff. >> ultimately even her base started saying enough is enough. you've got to come forward and let us know what it is you're going to do. the bigger problem, stuart these are things the american people don't support and she knows it and has to stop and doesn't know how to articulate a message and if she did and told the truth, it would backfire. stuart: all right. you have a new study on how cbs is covering the harris campaign and they're in hot water for the 60 minutes controversy. what are they doing now? these are all things that could be exposed by cbs and they could do a story about a he said she said. the personal attacks and does it moving away with it. st

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

. >> one thing jacqui, we don't exactly know what these guys are going to do. >> what else would theyere for. >> a u.s. official tells fox the intelligence community and pentagon recommended against allowing ukraine to strike targets inside russia with u.s. made long range missiles citing greater cost than benefit including limited targets in range, limited supplies and concerns russia would view it as escalation. something that's marked biden's handling of the war. >> are you waiting on putin to make the first move, sir? >> thank you. biden refused to impose preemptive sanctions. hesitated to approve each military capability the u.s. later provided. zelenskyy exasperated at the developments. >> north korea can intervene in the war in europe, then the pressure on this regime is definitely not strong enough. >> officials say biden has not ruled out a future change in u.s. policy or given zelenskyy a definitive no yet. >> if these north korean soldiers decide to join the fight against ukraine, they will become legitimate military targets. >> right now the u.s. is discussing more sanctio

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

jacqui: we're told some jewish voters in swing states are reconsidering loyalty to the democrat party with this. first of all, jason, what's the evidence for jewish voters leaving the democrats and what would be the impact of that in swing states like pennsylvania? >> stu, you're starting to see polls that show a shift and one sienna poll showing in new york trump with a 10 point lead over kamala harris and that's course corrective and not going to get that kind of shift unless you're starting to see movement and the manhattan institute put out a poll last week i believe that showed that kamala harris has the lowest support among jewish voters of any democrat since the ronald reagan era and starting to see this shift and in pennsylvania in particular, dave mckormick and republican candidate for senate has been actively courting the jew irk voters and showing up to synagogues and meeting with jewish community leaders and on the ground, there's a bit of a shift and that's all you really need to make a significant impact in the state like pennsylvania. 3-5% shift among jewish voters in p

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

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

let's see if he can make it two in a row today against new challengers joseph and jacqui, the three j'sgo into the jeopardy! round where we have these categories for you.

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

she has surpassed, you know, even jacqui o. there is nobody who does it better.eekend. just before on sunday just before this event. this huge rally in madison square garden. and they are not, you know, they remember how they were treated by this city, by the elites of this city. by the media in the city, by the d.a., the kind of humiliation they dried to put donald trump through and throw him in jail and indict him. and he said we left. we essentially left new york city. we went, you know, to florida and other places because this city and its elites were so unnecessarily cruel to our family. and so for them, this return to madmadison square garden was meaningful. not just the people inside the arena but around the arena as well. i think it means a lot. by the way, ainsley, he is not just trying to win the election. it's very clear to me from this move here and others he has made in deep blue areas. is he after the popular vote so he can once and for all silence his critics. >> ainsley: great to see you. nice job this weekend. thank you so much for waking up earl

>> lawrence: great job down there, jacqui, thank you so much. >> thanks. >> lawrence: so the state ofwing state inits right here on "fox & friends." we dive into the battleground commonwealth of pennsylvania. let's see what happens on the ground right here. all right. so, we're tracking five states obviously there. but pennsylvania we go straight to it. this is what we are seeing right here when it comes to the local polling. >> and we're are going to go. all right. there we go. so we got 47% for donald trump right now 50% for kamala harris. a couple things to keep in mind when you look at the margin of error 3.8. that means it is close to rcp average has donald trump up by 0.3. it is still the economy in pennsylvania. 54% he dominates on that. kamala harris her issue abortion. 56%. interesting enough, when you get to issue number 3, it's immigration. and donald trump has a majority of the support right there. democracy, democracy, democracy, that's the issue democrats are running on right now, 54% for kamala harris, and 51% for kamala harris when it comes to helping the working class

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

jacqui: 18 shannon: the american people get to decide how they feel about this administration, we will see what they do in november but in a lot of states they are already well underway into a voting. thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. shannon: let's bring in byron york, great to have you with us. as we await donald trump returning to the side of the butler assassination attempt july 13th i want to play something from j. d. vance. he spoke about why it was so important to go back. >> this community has been so good to me and donald trump, this community is so strong and resilient and my friends, we are so proud to stand here in butler, pennsylvania ready to take back the white house, ready to take back this country. david plouffe the keystone state could be key to winning this whole thing. >> absolutely could. i looked at the realtor politics average of polls, the race is tied, absolutely tied. it is a huge crowd out there. we've seen some aerial pictures of a big crowd. one of the things this event shows is how incredibly different the race is today than it was on j