fauci and jen psaki.of working with big tech to suppress free speech about the covid-19. joining us is chief software officer nicholas shalon. i'm sure a big part of this case is the comment from jen psaki from july of last year. remember this, watch. >> we are in regular touch with the social media platforms and those engagements happen through our senior staff and our covid-19 team. we increased disinformation tracking and flagging posts for facebook that spread disinformation. >> carley: some posts flagged as misinformation turned out to be true. what are your thoughts on where this case is going? >> this is very interesting, this started back during the obama administration when the administration was trying to solve the healthcare debacle and bring the big tech to solve it issues they were facing and this was a good thing. we were struggling deeply with investment in it, wasting billions of taxpayer money. that created bridge between talent coming and leaving, u.s. government senior roles and going b

jen psaki is getting the education of a lifetime.tart to acknowledge that this democrat party is a failure. it's going to be a marginal party and ruined people's lives. >> sean: ari, it's not or first rodeo. we've been friends a long time. tammy, same thing. i've never seen so much damage done to the country in such a short period of time. in this case, you know, 20 months. the damage is real. i'm seeing the energy on the ground, people want change. they're unhappy with what has happened to the country in the short period of time. >> yeah. here's the historical trend. republicans were the victim of it in 2018 in trump's first mid-term. barack obama in his mid-term election in 2010. what happens here towards the end of the campaign is the undecideds and independents break. they're overwhelmingly breaking against the party in power, joe biden and the democrats. that's why the senate races are moving in the direction of republicans. that's why every prognosticator has increased the number of republicans that will pick up seats in the ho

joining us now is jen psaki, former white house press secretary and msnbc host. never tire of saying that, my friend. so it is a tight rope, right? it's complicated. the economy is complicated. the message is complicated. there is this good news, right? but then there is the reality, we keep getting the data points. bloomberg reports that 41% of households said it has been difficult or somewhat difficult to cover usual household expenses. the highest since that question asked in 2020. and the share of people saying it's difficult is even higher in battleground states, nevada, arizona, and georgia. how do you say things are on the right track where for a lot of americans they are -- it's more complicated than that? >> no question. look, nobody talks about the economic data or most people don't. some people do. jarrod bernstein does. >> most people are not talk about macro economic data in their driveways. what they do know at the white house is what you touched on. it's all about how people feel and how they're feeling about the economy. now things that make you f

would get year job back. >> jen psaki was honest there.en is not going to arizona or nevada but the way he is used. his description of his florida events. he is going to a fundraiser and doing an event about social security. you have a scripted answer from karine-jean pierre and the honest one from jen psaki. that tells me you have a bad boss in the white house. my boss went to 26 states. he was sought after. so is barack obama in 20 states. >> the last time barack obama was on the ballot was 10 years ago. >> he's the best they've got. i said to my husband if i had to pick one democrat it would be barack obama, but maybe not even him. he is likeable. it's all they've got. >> they don't trot hillary. >> she is coming to new york. >> [overlapping talking]. >> get the fireworks. >> the tears will start flowing and brooklyn can't stand that anymore. if this is the best they've got it reflects badly on biden's decision after this election on what happens in 2024. for those who look at barack obama, yes, he is outdated but he's the best they've

jen psaki actually travelerid to john letterman's hometown of braddick. by the way, pennsylvania is a disaster where she was dealt a brutal reality check about the failures of the biden agenda.den ag and the administration. ta an administration. l >>oo take a look. so what's most important? what's your thinking about who to vote for you care about as a mother? for children?ldren, their jobs, they say that allnog these jobs are out there, but they don't want to pay enough for you to actually live off of the job. of theso, you know, i like ther be more jobs available with the flexibility, you know, toly wor be able tok actually work and take care of your family and not have to worry abouto choosing one , because i'm in that situation. singyou know, i need to go back work, but i can't afford to payf for childcare. well, thank you.r is being a moy. m of four is not easyanswer of the answer you wanted, but ra you know. >> all right. new here with reaction, fox news contributors tammy bruce and ari fleische from it's interesting watching that from jen psaki. ta

we promise to take care of it -- todd: speaking of broken promises, jen psaki and dr.among the top white house officials who will be deposed. will: they and other officials are accused of suppressing speech about the covid pandemic. rachel: that's right. alexandria hoff is live in washington to tell us more about it. good morning. >> reporter: the attorneys general of louisiana and missouri are behind this lawsuit alleging that collusion between administration officials and big tech infringed on the first amendment rights of average americans. not so average, the list of names to be deposed. there's ten on that one there. former white house press secretary jen psaki among them as well as dr. anthony fauci. trump-appointed u.s. district judge terry dod ie found the plaintiffs satisfied the burden of proof necessary. even if dr. fauci can prove he never communicated with social yield media platforms about censorship, there are compelling reasons that he acted on behalf of ores in -- ohs in procuring the scientific opinions. missouri's attorney general said it is the high

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so jen psaki, a lot to digest there.hey feel, where the focus should be? >> first of all, the hot mic will get you every time, chuck schumer. i think what you heard is similar to the conversations democrats are having behind the scenes and a lot of people i've talked to as well. people are fearful about where the momentum is going. yes, there are encouraging signs, like the record early vote numbers. but numbers in some of the house rates are not where they should be. people are trying to get -- a lot of people i talked to are worried about voters being encouraged and excited about people at the top of the ticket. and maybe not excited enough to vote for the congressional candidates and that's a real concern. so i think it's a reflection of the fact that democrats are worried about where this is going right now and it's felt worse over the last week or so. we only have 11 days to go. that's why you see barack obama, joe biden, all of these people out on the trail. they're trying to light a fire with democrats right now.

. >> anita, we got another sound on tape, jen psaki who left the white house and probably would loveer back, this is her talking to a potential voter. >> what's most important to you? >> as a mother of four children, the jobs, they say the jobs are out there but don't want to pay enough for you to live off the jobs. flexibility to work and take care of your family and not worry about choosing. >> childcare, is that -- for kids. does that keep you up at night? >> absolutely, i can't afford it. >> being a mom of four is not easy. >> i love that, she said probably nothing answer you w want. >> i wonder how jen psaki loves playing the role of a reporter, should i be worried? >> she basically said her mom and the economy, two things republicans are probably strong on. >> she was honest, i give her credit but again when i said, if you look at the polls, that's what people are worried about, paying their bills, childcare, their job. basic kitchen table issues. if you can't pay your bills and have your child taken care of, you can't think about other issues, those of the main issues you thin

fauci and jen psaki the former white house press secretary. the two biggest names on the list to sit for a deposition ordered bay federal judge. >> bill: david spunt watching that from d.o.j. >> dana: before we went to david i mentioned the dement congratulations pulled out of the border races. i say flores's district. it is mon today de la cruz. >> there are four districts that border texas and mexico. one of them is a republican gonzalez. so you will compete for the three others. it is going to be a big story on election night regardless how they turn out. >> dana: absolutely. watch here. >> the fact is that we fully intend to win. was i not clear? we are going to win this election. >> dana: let's make it clear. actually the speaker is maybe not reading the polls. two weeks out from the mid-terms aren't looking so good for the democrats even in deep blue states like new york. >> bill: rising crime is on many voters' minds in the empire state. we saw another violent random subway attack. when will it stop? many want to know. >> 13 people push

first, jen psaki and what is affecting americans at the local level. and reference individual candidates. she made this as always a political personality game. and to my knowledge, except for democratic denials which is taking place, the local crime. the ability to walk safely down the street where inflation or gas prices. so what is interesting jen psaki continues to make this a personality game and ignore its what offends people on the local level. now there is hunter biden story where fbi agents have donated, we now know donated to codemocratic candidates. you know what, "your world," and surprising we are in this place we continue to be and a place, i guess somewhat shocked. oh, my gosh, can you believe it, but also the question is inevitably "yes" i can't believe it but can i believe fbi candidates in 2020 cycle? yes i can. 87% of political donations at the doj went to democratic candidates. it is not surprise me. >> steve: including the ones that brief facebook on this possible ruse when it came to the laptop, which we know is 100% true. my feeli

of what is on their as far as influence pedaling is conn concerned, guys. >> carly: yeah, i think jen psakis onto something if it's not being covered in the media and a lot of people focusing on crime, on the economy, the hunter biden story. secondary in the minds of many, but that's the midterm election. what about the general election in 2024 if republicans regain control of the house and james comer can do the investigations he wants and could this hunter biden situation impact whether or not president biden runs again or the outcome of the election in the future? >> i think it very much impacts whether he runs again, carly, no question. remember, if the gop has the house and if it takes the senate and look at real clear politics forecast, they even say now that's a likely scenario that republicans do win the senate and obviously the house. they only have to flip five seats. remember, donald trump lost 43 seats in 2018, barack obama lost 63 seats in 2010. it's a thing that happens to the party in power. usually they lose many, many seats and republicans only have to take back five. when

our new msnbc colleague jen psaki. great to see you. to ask you something. i don't know if you can answer. this i don't know if you're allowed. >> i'll do my best. >> i think you know pt i don't know if you can say. we have been having a lot of discussion here on set and over the course of the recap about some of the sort of disturbing implications of today's revelations about the secret service. if the secret service was implicated in some of the ways implied by today's hearing, i mean, i worry about president biden being protected by this agency. so i have to ask, were concerns about the secret service something that you guys were briefed on during the transition or at the start of the administration? is this something internally you knew that might have had to be a concern for the new president? you know, rachael, the scary part is not to my knowledge, no. we were worried leading up to january 6th that vice president pence and the team around president trump would, you know, play some games and delay the confirmation of the vote. tha

whatever the case abortion is not the winning issue they think it is and jen psaki learned that in realf many priorities for the people who answered the door. watch this trek. she's very good, not the most important one but worries about childcare and economic opportunity can all be tied. it is all one to abortion rights and a woman's right to choose can affect her life and the lives of her children. what strikes need is what are you saying? the best way to deal with childcare is kill the baby? rachel: the best way to deal with the economy is abortion, that is their answer, never to change the things the cause the bad economy so people can flourish and have families which is what people want. this wasn't a slip of the tongue, you have aoc, janet yellen made that case, katie porter, stacy abrams made that case. abortion is the answer to their terrible economic ideas and policies and i don't think, they can trial they want to tie it to that. they lost all credibility with the american people. you look at the numbers in pennsylvania it is obvious the trend is moving on the republican side.

they are just getting updates from the people that were assigned to that. >> >> jen psaki, former whiteit's great to have you with us tonight, all right, that's news that she's making there that as far as she knows, as wide as park secretary, no one in the coming by the -- biden white house was briefed about the security concerns about the people who are most responsible for the presidents physical safety. that is -- >> how scary is that? >> yeah, my stomach just flipped over but six times. our special primetime recap of the january six hearing will continue just moments, day with us. us the not-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪♪ what's also nice... the prequel is pretty-sweet, too. ♪♪ my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill,

we heard jen psaki admit that crime is probably one of the biggest vulnerabilities for democrats andte race in pennsylvania, you've seen dr. oz seize on that. he's been hitting john fetterman on crime. i want to play a bite and get your reaction. >> and i have to give you my diagnosis, it is far left radicals like john fetterman, my opponent in the senate race who have gotten this ideology that it's okay to -- to value the criminals more than the innocent. i mean, take fetterman specifically, the most promurderer candidate in america. jacqui: i mean, oz was not doing well, he was struggling for a few weeks, now he's closing on fetterman, did democrats make a mistake for not addressing crime? >> i think we always get in trouble on the issue when we are not serious minded and the comments by the new york council members suggests that type of -- of a wrong-hitted approach. let's let the police take care of the problems and not people who are you shal untrained to d. jacqui: they got the bill through to fund the police. we didn't hear the president calling for it. mark, your answer? >> t

jen psaki says it doesn't rate as a story. clearly that's what happened before the election. was a lot of effort to make sure it didn't rate as a story and it sounds like some of that is continuing. >> i love her reasoning here. the hunter biden story is only a minor inside baseball thing because she doesn't see the story of front pages of newspapers across the country. the media is running the same playbook in 2020. dismiss what is a major story. if joe biden received 10% of profits as the big guys which tony bobulinski is alleging. and if and when the g.o.p. takes back the house. it looks like it will be the case, it will be one of the first orders of business to launch hearings and investigations into this and make things very uncomfortable for hunter biden but also james biden, the president's brother, president biden obviously and f.b.i. director chris wray who needs to answer serious questions why his agency doesn't seem to be interested in pursuing all the leads courtesy of that laptop from hell and its contents. tony bobulinski says he hasn't heard from the f.b.i. sin

did you hear when jen psaki said? they are putting in their ads and let it be your focus. maybe you come up with some answers. maybe it is about policy. maybe republicans don't have to double down on crime as a toying. maybe on your side of the aisle they could try to solve some of the problems. >> i think it works both ways. the issue here what i was getting at is the economy is still the number one issue. etchings it is polled it's polled in different ways. what's real. the democrats are proving success. the inflation reduction act. canceling of student debt. help veterans pay their medical bills. what voters care about is action. we can debate whether it works or not but they are putting up a plan. republicans are just saying biden is wrong. >> harris: commitment to america. commitment to america. you should read it. that way you will at least know your talking points match with reality. they both have plans apparently. one plan is in motion and not working currently for the democrats. let's move to this. former pr

they are just getting updates from the people that were assigned to that. >> jen psaki, former white ady looking for, us our new msnbc colleague, jen, it's great to have you with us tonight, all right, that's news that she's making there that as far as she knows, as white house press secretary, no one in the coming by the -- biden white house was briefed about the security concerns about the people who are most responsible for the president's physical safety. that is -- >> how scary is that? >> yeah, my stomach just flipped over about six times. our special primetime recap of the january six hearing will continue just moments, stay with us. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪that's my new plan♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer

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here's what jen psaki had to say.not surprising abortion rights were only one of many priorities of people who answered the door in braddock, but worries about childcare, health care and economic opportunity can all be tied to abortion rights and how a woman's right to choose can affect her life, the lives of her children and her partner. rachel, you pointed this out earlier, stacey abrams pointed this out. economics, childcare, anything they can tabak to abortion -- can tie back to abortion. pete: kill the baby, and your life is better. rachel: yeah, that's exactly right. stacy antibiotic wraps, katie porter, aoc, they have all been tying abortion to the economy. what they're saying is, yeah, we destroyed the economy. the answer isn't to fix the economy, to unleash energy and be energy independent again, the answer is for you just to kill your baby. it's also a highly elitist argument and really reveals who these people really are. they're losing hispanics. and so i have a couple of tips for the democrats. one, stop

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i find it funny jen psaki is saying crime is an issue.n she was a press secretary she literally laughed at high crime rates. democrat like cori bush pushing defund the police movement. imagine audacity and arrogance her home state is lead be per capita of black people killed in their streets. she is still wanting to defund the police. it is a joke. elizabeth: final word, congresswoman, have you heard any democrat woman in congress saying we were wrong with our policies what we pushed and how, are they talking at all about women are being victimized by crime? >> not yet. but i went door-to-door last week. i went to the door after 65-year-old woman who told me because of kathy hochul the current governor she was afraid to carry a gun to protect herself. she had cameras all over the house. this is out democrats. people will vote at the voting booths. we hope they vote for freedom, protection and safety. elizabeth: got it. congresswoman tenney, joe gamaldi, thanks for joining us both. house republicans warn they will call in fbi director wray

anthony fauci and other officials like former white house press secretary jen psaki as part of a lawsuitorneys general who have accused the administration of colluding with social media companies to, quote, censor free speech. charles watson is live with more. hi, charles. >> reporter: yeah, hey, good afternoon, mike. this order makes way for biden administration officials to be deposed in a lawsuit brought by the attorney generals of louisiana and missouri. the suit alleges that administration officials colluded with social media companies to censor the free speech of everyday or americans who posted about controversial topics including covid-19. now, this new order comes from trump-appointed u.s. district judge terry dody who said the plaintiffs satisfied the burden of proof to to get the testimony of top white house officials including former press secretary jen psaki and white house adviser, dr. anthony fauci. in the case of dr. fauci, the judge concluded his public comments on covid-19 makes him a key figure in this lawsuit. quote: the court has no doubt that dr. fauci was engaging

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. >> jesse: even jen psaki is like, yeah, this is going to be bad. >> people are fearful about wheretum is going in some of these races. yes, there are very encouraging signs like the record early vote numbers. but, numbers in some of the house races are not where they should be. so, i think it's a reflection of the fact that democrats are kind of worried where this is going right now. felt worse over the last week or. so. >> jesse: kellyanne is a fox news contribute and here's the deal. >> kari lake is going to be the next governor. she has ran a terrific race. ran a great primary. i think her steadfastness and commitment to principle is why she is also gathering together many independents he had are tired as democrats as usual. katie hobbs already an elected official. she is secretary of state. she is hiding. she is completing hiding. she is evading simple questions i think the last reporter asked her what she thought about the weather. she can't answer that but put out a statement. she will hire a commission. people want to know that their candidates or would be governors are tran

. >>> joining me now, former white house press secretary jen psaki, now a host here at msnbc.od to see you. >> great to see you. hi in pittsburgh. >> yeah. it's been incredible here in pennsylvania. you have been through debates. do you think the white house has any second thoughts about whether fetterman could have been replaced back in may when he was seriously affected by that stroke and could have been replaced, even before the primary? >> no, i don't think, andrea, they are thinking about that at all. if you look at this race right now -- even if you look at the debate last night -- i mean, it was always going to be a better format for oz because he was a tv doctor. he is polished. you did see that play out last night. fetterman made it through last night. there were a couple of moments -- i think if you are sitting in the white house, this is what you are looking at -- that really popped out and may energize democrats in these final weeks, specifically dr. oz's answer on abortion where he talked about local politicians being brought in to the decision making. if you are

rich lowry, nbc news political analyst and editor of national review, jen psaki, former press secretarythe biden white house now with msnbc and charlie cook, nbc news political contributor and the founder of the cook political report. chris jansing, i want to start with you on the ground in ohio. the senate race out there, ryan versus vance, one of those key races when you talk about senate control. ohio a state that went for donald trump twice by big margins, eight points in both elections. democrats trying to pull off a senate victory there that could scramble that map. you're on the ground. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: that eight points is key, so is the fact that there's only one person, sherrod brown, who is in an office in ohio, the only democrat that gets voted on statewide. i wanted to find out what is it in this red state that makes this a horse race, frankly, how did tim ryan get to the point where he's challenging jd vance and i guess if i had to use a word, it's shaken. this is an electorate already shaken by everything from the cost of groceries to crime. now th

bide that's the one thing jen psaki got right about biden, about their record. they're not going to do veryomic well. the economic war signs warning . they are flashing now louder and louder. gacteds prices, as we predicted, are going up again. joe biden has drained our strategic petroleum reserves to try and artificiallyeum rese reduce the price ahead of the midterms, putting national security at risk, inot my opinion. in the meantime, all and that'su not all surginrging inflation sl has many americans now living paycheck to paycheck. meanwhile,ck.anwhile major tecs are already announcing layoffs n more expected inakin the months ahead. voters, they are now takingg notice as economic anxiety continues to outweigh other concerns ahead oe f the november elections. under these destructive democratic socialist policies,of costs are upe , crime is up, quality of life is down. wide open borders in i thirty six days, you get the final say here with more is the gop's midterm with a midterm wit message? is louisiana senator john kennedy. you know, i don't really quotejn

. >> jen psaki. >> good to be here, mika. >> yeah, really good to have you.sterday we told you all of former president trump's latest incendiary attack against senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. in a post on his truth social web site on friday, trump criticized mcconnell for supporting legislation sponsored by democrats, suggesting he had a quote death wish. mcconnell had voted in favor of government funding that was set to run out on friday night. the former president also went on to mock mcconnell's wife, elaine chao in racist terms. we also showed you the response from senator rick scott, the campaign chair for the senate republicans, when he was asked about those comments from trump. here again, senator scott, equivocating, followed by republican congresswoman liz cheney with words senator scott couldn't seem to find. >> trump said quote he has a death wish for supporting democratic sponsored bills, he also mocked mcconnell's wife and his own former transportation secretary elaine chao as china loving and cocoa chao. you're a member of the senate gop

and she has not been fact checked at all since she took over for jen psaki last spring. mon, man." my listeners gave me great feedback. >> the se -- the sequel is comen dan. dan: thanks for your time and thanks for the book. coming up on "unfiltered." remember when the cdc made these crazy claims about the covid vaccine. >> there is no bad time to get vaccinated. while you are pregnant with your baby or after you deliver your baby. dan: there may and real reason to reconsider that advice for mothers who got the vaccine. the doctors are he dan: a new study shows traces of the covid vaccine has been found in the breast milk of the mothers. this despite americans being told for months that everything is safe. author of the new abnormal. the rise of the biomedical security state. doc, welcome back to the show. here is the flashback to the cdc director openly encouraging mothers to get vaccinated. >> there is no bad time to get vaccinated. while you are thinking about getting pregnant with your baby or pregnant with your baby. or after you give birth. there is no bad time. we

remember jen psaki admitted the administration was flagging posts?>> joe: amazing and your last guest articulated the problem with that. for instance, when the president of the united states was doing cnn town hall, he said if you get the vaccine, you can't spread covid-19, which is not accurate, it doesn't stop transmission. this is example of why the government should not be deciding what is true and what is not true. we all remember the government disinformation board and the disaster that was before it became reality. this lawsuit names 67 government officials or entities as having worked hand in hand with social media to censure information, what is going right or wrong with the economy, when they claim zero inflation when it was at a 40-year high. louisiana attorney general landry says this egregious act will be met with full-hearted defense of the rights of the american people. this is part of the democratic playbook, specifically the hunter biden laptop story, which is verified to be true of the e-mails. they got away with it then and will ag

and she has not been fact checked at all since she took over for jen psaki last spring.on, man." my listeners gave me great feedback. >> the s -- the sequel is come n dan. dan: thanks for your time and thanks for the book. coming up on "unfiltered." remember when the cdc made these crazy claims about the covid vaccine. >> there is no bad time to get vaccinated. while you are pregnant with your baby or after you deliver your baby. dan: there may and real reason to reconsider that advice for mothers who got the vaccine. the doctors are here next to break down the real science. s from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. when a truck hit my car, we win. you lose. the insurance company wasn't fair. i did

. >>> meanwhile former white house press secretary jen psaki downplaying how potential hunter charges can hurt democrats in the midterms claiming the hunter story barely made the local news. >> does dell make as much as there was so much news happening in washington, it doesn't translate and often doesn't translate to what voters are talking about and states. i think that's what we are seeing currently. >> federal prosecutors are weighing potential charges where the president's son but we are still awaiting a final decision by the trump appointed u.s. attorney. >> college democrat secretary of state admits that her office accurately sent around 30,000 voter registration letters to non-u.s. citizens. those notices were sent after department employees used a list of 102,000 names from a database of colorado drivers licenses. that list includes residents that have special licenses for non-u.s. citizens. griswold's office claims it was unaware of the mistake and none of the noncitizens who receive letters will be allowed to register as voters even if they try. texas governor greg abbott s

fauci and jen psaki being deposed in a republican led lawsuit accusing the biden administration of colluding with big tech to censor speech online. we will tell you what comes up in the case. keep it right here on "fox & friends first." as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts. saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ™ t>> carley: tomorrow's debate set for the only time in the eight election climbing the democrats were taking so long saying when we take the stage on tuesday night, the first question should be why kathy hochul faces the bare minimum simple debate after so many new yorkers have cast their votes is what she think the people of new york deserve. the latest quinnipi

lucas: recall biden former secretary jen psaki they are referendum on democrats.on live at the white house. jacqui: after months back and forth the richest man in the world is now in control of twitter. for more on elon musk takeover as well a look at some of the latest economic news we are joined now by capitalist pig founder and fox news -- fox business rather contributor jonathan, thank you for taking time. let's start with elon, elon owns twitter, what happens now? do you see him bringing some of the band voice that is we all know back to this platform including the former president? >> well, look, twitter is going to change and frankly, jacqui, it needs the change. twitter is not a monopoly like any other company and needs to innovate. it has truth social, parler, facebook and rumble and elon is not unlike ray crock in this opportunity. mcdonalds had been evented years prior and took ray to buy it, change it and innovate and make it what it is today. that's exactly the elon musk has here. he's going innovate and change and he has to and this idea of essential

anthony fauci, jen psaki, the former press secretary, the surgeon general, carol crawford, cdc chief of digital media, rob flaherty, jen easterly, elvis chan, fbi special agent and others. crawford being allowed to give a deposition, or told to give a deposition is interesting because there were some new information out there about a back channel that she had with social media companies that you wrote about. what's that all about? >> that's right. we learned there were these communications going back saying, years, saying that we want to keep this channel open, and to identify areas for you to act upon. what's interesting is this occurred before a major hearing in which the ceos of the companies were called to account. one of my columns was raised with the ceos i alleged there was censorship by surrogates going on, corporate censorship with the direction of the government. the government is not allowed to do indirectly what it is prohibited from doing directly, so if it's using surrogates like twitter to, for a global or censorship program, it could run afoul of the constitution. what

ronnie jackson, kelly and with 39 days away from election day, jen psaki is right.this election is a referendum on joe biden, the climate cult and their failed policies and how they have wrecked all the progress that we made in the four years under donald trump, then they lose. if it's about all the other stuff, they won't fare much better, which way is the country going to go? >> this is the most uncomplicated straightforward issue set of ever seen in three decades of doing this. rising costs, rising crime we have a lot of people concerned about education. parents say they have a fundamental right to say where their children go to school and what is taught there. we see what we see on tv every night, runs counter to what the democrats beginning with joe biden and kamala harris want us to believe, they want us to believe what they say, not what we see. we see wild people out of control arbitrarily committing crimes. we see the cost of everything going up and out of control, we see the report that one of the fastest-growing new groups of homeless in our country are s

burden of proof to get the testimony of top white house officials including former press secretary jen psakiwhite house advisor doctor anthony fauci in the case of doctor fauci the judge concluded doctor fascia public comments on covid-19 makes him a key figure in this lawsuit. rights in this order the court has no doubt dr. fauci was engaging in communications with high ranking social media officials which is extremely irrelevant in the matter at hand. the crux of this case is a fundamental right of speech. he burden that may be imposed on dr. fauci was wholly outweighed by the importance of plaintiff allegations of suppression of speech. the original suit filed biden officials pressured and colluded like facebook and twitter to censor number of topics including the hunter biden laptop story voting by mail had this to say about the latest ruling after fighting documentation of a collusive relationship between the biden administration of social media companies to censor free speech, we immediately filed a motion to get these under oath three the biden administration, arthel, has said in the

yamiche alcindor, brendan buck, and jen psaki. thanks to all of you for being here. is they herschel walker controversy resonating? >> certainly people are talking about it, but people are already in their camps. if you didn't like herschel walker, like one woman told me she never liked him, didn't have the character to serve, but i didn't meet one republican voter changing their mind. everyone i talked to said i don't like this, maybe it's made up, either way, it's not changing my vote. linda is an elderly white woman, she believers the allegations. she said, i'm still voting for him. people make mistakes, now an opponent of abortion rights, and as a result, i'm going to continue to stick with him. i think people see politics as more tribal, maybe a better economy, maybe a harsher policies on crime, mainly that's what republican voters are telling me. >> they also see it as a way to win the senate. brendan, i want to play of the sound i heard from top reps this week, and then get your reaction. >> do you stand by herschel walker? >> i think herschel walker will be t

>> and president biden's jen psaki said if the midterms are referendums on the president, democrats wouldose. >> it's not a joke, let's be clear, this election is not a referendum, it's a choice, a choice between two vastly different visions of america. >> and the president called the attack on nancy pelosi's husband despicable and lashed out on oil company while making the following claim. >> the most common price for gasoline across america now is $3.29 a gallon. back in june the most common price was over $5 a gallon. we need to keep making progress by having energy companies bring down the cost of a gallon of gas to reflect what they pay for a barrel of oil. >> it was just 24 hours ago, jacqui, you were here reporting biden in a different speech claiming the average was 3.39. last night in philadelphia biden said gas is lower, 3.29. according to triple-a the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline is higher, now 3.76. that's about 60% higher than when biden took office. here is senator ron johnson on foxx and friends earlier. >> because they can't spin the record. 40-year high i

jen psaki, the first one for president bush said it. she said it.ing crime in ads. democrats have to do something. that wasn't even two weeks ago. it is right about the time you saw these talking points change. let's get to this. in new york a new poll shows that voters say crime is by far the most urgent issue over inflation by eight points and it could be helping congressman lee zeldin in new york, very blue state, gain in the governor's race. the poll shows zeldin now trails democrat governor kathy hochul by only 4 percentage points. again the kind of tightening, charlie that you might not normally see in a cobalt blue state. >> right. these are -- this is happening in places that are basically one-party towns or one-party states. new york is a perfect example of that. republicans have no business whatsoever even competing in places like this because it is so democrat. but democrat voters care about their families just as much as republican voters do. they don't like crime anymore than republicans do and that's why a republican like lee zeldin is

jen psaki got that right. the economic warning signs they're flashing louder and louder. gas prices as we predicted are going up again. joe biden has drained our strategic petroleum reserves to artificially reduce the price ahead of the midterms, putting national security at risk in my opinion. that's not all. surging inflation has many americans living paycheck to paycheck. meanwhile major tech giants are already announcing layoffs with even more expected in the months ahead. voters, they are now taking notice as economic anxiety continues to outweigh other concerns ahead of the november elections under these destructive democratic socialist policies. costs are up. crime is up. quality of life is down. wide-open borders. in 36 days, you get the final say. here with more is the gop's midterm -- with a midterm message is louisiana senator john kennedy. this election is about joe biden, his record, the democrat party's record, i don't think they have a chance, which is why they want to talk about january 6th, demagogue abortion, donald trump, and call republicans every name