the braves bring up h-1 the braves bring up 8-1. >> john: make it 0-0 the sixth, make sure you got some>> john: this has been such a well-pitched game. >> joe: the amazing layer is that there are so many players in these lineups that could change it with that one swing. ozuna is one of them, sons of the other way. castellanos over to the line. doesn't quite have room, didn't hang on. 2-2 on ozuna. >> it's interesting, when we know the game time would be 4:35, we know it will be tough to hit for different reason, but there's no shadows. three hour delay, still impossible to hit. each pitcher has been on their game. this is a tough played -- >> joe: new life for him. 23 home runs this year. he led the national league hall. on the other side, you have the reigning mvp, bryce harper, the national league home run champ in the schwarber. will be a long ball that decides this dual? strike three, one gone in the sixth. [boos] >> john: there was a lot of upper body movement. we will get a chance to see if that movement was -- the shoulders or upper body. tough to tell. >> joe: fifth k today for

today, he flied out on the first pitch he saw. >> john: don't throw a strike. g. as a pitcher, "show me you will stay off breaking ball off the zone" right here. >> joe: oh, he swung away into center. harris is there. didn't quite get it all. still no score. bottom of the fourth. ♪ bravo! for buying a treadmill? you used the quicksilver card from capital one. it's simple, with no annual fee and unlimited 1.5 percent cash back on every purchase, everywhere. that makes you the hero of every purchase. yeah. and heroes... don't take the stairs. is this a parachute? what's in your wallet? you're a baseball fan here. here... even up here. only t-mobile gives you free wifi to stream games in the air all flight long. and your connected to the the playoffs overseas. with high-speed data in over 215 countries and destinations on us. stay in the game this post season with free wifi all flight long and high speeddata around the world. on the ground, in the air or overseas. t-mobile gives fans coverage beyond the expected. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unwind after a long w

those are the issues that matter, john. we'll focus on those and that'll make the difference in november. john: republican congressman from minnesota and chairman of the republican campaign committee, tom elmoreer, thank you. >>-- emmer. thank you. >> thank you, john. john: still ahead on fox, some people getting a chance to return to what's left of their home after hurricane ian. live to fort meyers, next. john: presidents of fort meyers beach, florida, is returning home after hurricane ian turned hopes into piles of debris and those focused not short of what it lost and their neighbors. nate foy is live in fort meyers with a look at that. nate. >> reporter: john, good evening. the resilience and strength is out on fort meyer's beach since the first time of the storm and that's the northern part of the island and southern part of the island is still being searched for more victims and here in downtown fort meyers, the rain falls down for the first time since we've seen since the hurricane, it's cleared out all the people he

how did you negotiate who would be the ceo? john that time dean witter owned discover card so they are market cap was dramatically larger than ours. we basted on market cap, and they had a much larger market cap to do the deal. purcell wanted to be in charge. that is one of the requisites. -- that is one of the requisites. david: being president under someone else is a step back, arguably. how long did that last? john: that is a good question. david: ultimately you said " i have had enough of this." you did not like his style. you ultimately said, " i'm out of here." you tell your wife, " guess what, your husband is unemployed"? john: my wife is so supportive. i could have told her anything, she is on my side. i ended up at one point going to a hedge fund and working with sandberg. i did that for a while. i was really flexible, and i think they call them the grumpy old men who went after the existing management at morgan stanley and felt like they were losing their edge and also their reputation as a really great investment bank. le

i turned around and i told the crowd, you cannot come way. people are dying. johnday, the alleyway was littered with remnants of the facilities. the south korean president toward the site and announced a week long period of mourning. he says the government will thoroughly investigate south korea's deadliest disaster in a decade. today's other headlines, somalia's president confirms that at least 100 people were killed, and 300 more injured, in yesterday's o suicide blasts in the capital, mogadishu. the al-qaeda-affiliated terrorist group al-shabaab has now claimed responsibility for the attack. it's the deadliest terror attack in the country since two truck bombs killed nearly 600 people in 2017. indian government officials say at least 80 people have died, and many more are unaccounted for, after a cable suspension bridge collapsed into a river in western india. video shows people clinging onto the dangling bridge, others swimming to safety. the bridge was built in the 19th century and had just reopened this week after renovations. polls have closed in brazil in t

mehmet oz is narrowing the lead against john fetterman. >> sandra: president biden marking his only midterm campaign trip of the week in a state he won back in 2020 as former boss is taking action, and jumping into campaign mode. bill magern is here, he will join us in a few moments. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. >> john: a homeowner in texas has a bone to pick with a thief, stole a 14 foot halloween skeleton from their front lawn. security video catching the thief in action at an austin condominium, broad daylight. the skeleton is shoved or tried to be shoved into an suv before they take off. $50 reward offered to recover the skeleton.

joe davis and the hall of famer, john smoltz. e phillies were on their way to a 2-0 advantage and the padres that struggled offensively just exploded. >> john: the padres have something special. i don't mean that because of the way the game unfolded. dormant for a while. big inning, big rally. you have to seize the moment. bob melvin has taken this team in a place of patience, but then boom. looks like they got a chance to tie it up 1-1. >> joe: heart of the order coming up here. manny machado to lead things often. it's david robertson, a veteran of 34 postseason games. we mentioned it when he was warming up. robinson pitched one games in the cardinals series. he injured his calf celebrating in the bullpen. missed the division series. bad enough where rob thompson was saying i thought there was no chance we would have him for this series. i thought if we got to the world series, probably wasn't a chance then. he healed faster than they thought. he didn't want to put him in a high leverage spot. >> joe: it's a big piece to pick up

the alarming results. box business grady, and revisionist history here. >> exactly, john. among the loudest for schools to be closed during the pandemic but now that we have seen the abysmal test scores, not making any mention how virtual learning may have contributed to that. you saw some of the lowest scores in decades in reading and math for 4th and 8th graders. parents, conservatives and others are blaming the low scores on the school closures during covid, which the largest teachers' unions in the country supported. we reached out to several of those unions. the national education association did get back to us. its president made no mention of remote learning in her statement to us. in the past as well, other unions have downplayed remote learning, los angeles said last year no such thing as learning loss, the kids did not lose anything. it's ok our babies may have not have learned all their times tables, they learned resilience, survival, critical thinking skills. difference between a riot and protest, and insurrection and coup. parents groups say they need to put po

what's the seen like tonight? >> johnrd the blasts this morning as russia has started this week here in ukraine in an ugly way. over 50 cruise missiles, as well as drones targeted kyiv and several other cities across the country. many were knocked down by the ukraine air defenses but several did get through. civilian infrastructure here, electrical grid, water supply, heating systems in moscow's sites. take a look what we found in one kyiv neighborhood. >> it's a regular monday thing here in kyiv. at least one russian missile and a drone hit a nearby target. also knocked out the windows there, that happened around 8:00 a.m., certainly disturbing the morning routine. >> i saw a rocket flying over my house and heard another one. i feel bad, it's very dangerous. >> we spoke with kyiv's mayor, and he told us that in fact 80% of the 3 million residents of this city were without water. another 350,000 without power. there is some word tonight that some of that is being restored, but as he told us, he is very worried about a lon

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john: you have seen the film. yes. vid: for young people looking for a career, would you recommend a wall street career today? john: there are not many jobs you can have as a young individual where you are always learning. ♪ david: you have also become very involved in the nonprofit area. i served with you on the duke university board, but you also became involved with new york presbyterian hospital and became chairman of the board. what got you involved in that area? john: the previous senior partner at morgan stanley was bob baldwin. who was on the hospital board. he came in and said, john, i want you to be on the hospital board. i said, i have been on hospital boards before. all they want is money. let me just write you a check. he said i don't want that. i want you to get involved. i want you on the board. i said, out of respect for you, i will go up and meet some of the people. christy and i went up, had a tour of the hospital. they took us to neonatal car babies wing. and when i walked in, i was shocked. it really

the north lawn. and what happens from here? >> hey, john. today's release is the last portion of the 180 million barrels that the president began selling about six months ago. what's concerning to the president's critics is his willingness to keep on dipping into the country's emergency stockpile, now sitting around a 40-year low and right now there is really no indication just how low the president and the white house is willing to go. >> we have over 400 million barrels, that's a lot of barrels, and we are going to use them if we need to. we want the industry to increase production right now so that their barrels, private sector barrels can come into the market. >> the white house is planning to buy back what they have already sold when prices fell back to between 67 and $72 a barrel, but keep in mind congressional democrats blocked a plan by former president trump to replenish reserves when oil was at around $24 a barrel. so that being said, this plan is going to cost a lot more than it once would have, and moreover, the white house claims

bad news for the democrats? >> john, follow the money because republicans are spending over $25 million in districts in the northeast on the west coast that joe biden won by double digit margins. this is deep blue battleground territory and that tells you everything you need to know about the political landscape two weeks before election. republicans think they can win seats they have not competed in for many, many years. so the way, you know, we look at the odds of a wave. >> john: saying wave now. >> we are going to wave watch, big wave for the republicans coming through. >> john: what is tilting the landscape back in the republicans favor. if you look at the graph over time, republicans were way out here and then like this and creeping back out of here. >> inflation, inflation, inflation. number one issue for most voters is the economy. >> john: 1992, economist. >> always the economy. and what's happening, a lot of swing voters, people who don't follow politics like you and i do, john, they are looking at the price f

his third knock of the day. >> john: yeah, no chance there. do-or-die play. nder the glove. stott doing a nice job backing up. >> joe: inning kept alive for cronenworth. he got hit by a pitch and scored a run. the padres have eight runs on 13 hits after no runs on one hit yesterday. in on him. rolled back to gibson. cuts it off. over to first. sends this game to the ninth inning. josh hader coming on trying to lock down a win to even the series up at 1-1. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save even more, you bundle your home and car insurance with geico. it's what you do. head to the cemetery! ♪ if you're always asking, “where next?” capital one has the travel card for you: venture x. earn 10x miles on hotels and 5x miles on flights booked through capital one travel.

john: the voice of america on what is a tragic and slightly surreal scene in the itaewon neighborhoodl, south korea. thank you very much. >> no problem. john: in today's other headlines, somali police say scores of people are dead after two car bombs this morning outside government offices and a busy restaurant in the capital city of mogadishu. one hospital alone received at least 30 bodies. the al qaeda linked group is suspected of carrying out the group although there h been no immediate claim of responsibility. after weeks of protests, iran's revolutionary guard today issued an ultimatum saying today would mark the end of the riots, prompting fears of a greater crackdown if the warning isn't heeded. nationwide unrest has persisted for over a month, sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody for wearing her hijab improperly. hundreds of people have been killed and tens of thousands of arrests have been made since the protests began, according to advocacy groups. russia said today it would back out of a deal that allows safe passage of grain exports through ukrainian wat

days now until the midterms, time may be running out to right the ship. i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, great to be back with you. >> sandra: i speak for the whole team when i say great to see you. >> john: good to be back. >> sandra: brand-new comments from the white house. press secretary karine jean-pierre scheduled to take reporter questions about 15 minutes from now. this as record inflation remains front and center on voters' minds. >> john: brand-new poll finds 71% of voters saying they have had to cut back on their spending to afford basic necessities. the president appears to be in denial. >> our economy is strong as hell. inflation is worldwide, worse other places than the united states. >> john: fox team coverage. byron york joins us with more. >> sandra: white house correspondent peter doocy live on the north lawn to kick things off for us at this hour. >> here in the home stretch of this midterm cycle we have noticed two things. thing number one, still democratic candidates in close contests who are not inviting president biden to join them on

i read lord of the rings. john: we also mentioned cs lewis, the chronicles of narnia -- why one and not the other? that's always a debate, the lewis and tolkien? steven: the talking book is just so much more epic. it's homeric. lewis did something that she worked in serious theological teachings into it. i more partial to his what is called the space trilogy. he wrote three science-fiction books. the last one, that hideous strength is the longest and hardest to get through but it stands up next to orwell's 1984 as one of the great anti-utopian novels of the 20 century. john: brian lamb, not this particular program but on this network spoke to one of your heroes, stan evans back in 1994 and asked how much of his religious beliefs were in his books and writings. how much of your religious beliefs are in your books and your writing? steven: not much at all, really. i don't quite know why but it's funny you should mention it. i'm currently noodling on a memoir currently on spec. it's about my best friend who died a dec

people on the terror watch list. >> yep>> john: if they were cau maybe they would be, too, we don't know, bottom line, don't know. terrific work you've been doing along the border. i know you are headed back there soon. >> sandra: a big day in court for georgia democrats. an obama appointed judge tossing a lawsuit filed by stacey abrams. one of the left's rising stars. how the judge's ruling against her could shake things up for the midterm elections. >> john: underway after hurricane ian. the vice president facing criticism after calling for equity in the way relief funds are doled out. is it another example of democrats focusing on the wrong things? our panel weighs in on all of that just ahead. >> now is not the time to be talking about who gets what based on where you started, it's about helping people, making sure they get the resources they need. ient roman coinage? no, he's seizing the moment with merrill. moving his money into his investment account in real time and that's... how you collect coins. your money never stops working for you wit

the kherson region. sandra. >> trey, thank you. johning a missile over japan the first time in five years. prompting warning sirens across the country. listen here. [siren wailing] >> john: the missile flew far enough to put it in reach of u.s. territory in guam. the latest provocative exhibition by kim jong-un. morgan, great to see you. is this him saying don't forget about me? i'm still here, you might be focused on other things but i'm still here. >> it's exactly that, and i think his provocations are a result of the biden team really not paying attention to this problem set. they are going to have to start taking north korea and kim jong-un more seriously, they will because of this test that went over japan. this is really provocative, we have had 20 of these tests in just 2022 alone. now at the beginning of october. more than any other missile test on file. i'm hearing chatter that they could even potentially test another nuclear weapon. so there has not been this level of missile tests since 2017 when the trump administration put

john adams was his greatest. enjoy the light of his life, especially later on he was just so when washington appointed john quincy as a minister in his own right and washington wrote him a really nice letter, adams basically said, i don't i'm not asking for any, so i don't do that appointment for me. and washington said i would be basic i'm paraphrasing, but i would be a fool not to him, because he's one of the best diplomatic minds. and i want in our service and adams just dies. he's so happy he can't handle my favorite letter. however he wrote when john quincy adams was elected president. and it's very short. it's very simple. and he basically says, like, i don't have words and for john adams to not have words, it's like really saying something. but he says like, i don't even know how to express what i am feeling. and and and it was it was returns. john adams was probably a hard father. he was very demanding john quincy adams was equally demanding of himself. but so that it was certainly sometimes hard. but he when he fo

john roberts. could be deeper to fill up your car. the john and sandra. election day five weeks away. bret baier is here. also here today, joe concha and general jack keane. also congressman lee zelden. joe biden speaks out on 2024. north korea sends the japanese in to shelters and a dad in a hotel for parents weekend is

john: you have seen the film. yes. d: for young people looking for a career, would you recommend a wall street career today? john: there are not many jobs you can have as a young individual where you are always learning. ♪ david: how did you build morgan stanley? were you focused on underwriting, trading, other areas that were new to wall street? john: i focused on what we did really well. we were either number one or number two at m&a tables every year, so that was important. we said, if we are going to be doing m&a and we have these wonderful relationships and trust, let's move into the secondary market, become a very active securities business, so we ended up building a very large platform at the institutional level, and over time, with dean witter, you had the retail, so we really focused on being an institutional firm with a very strong retail base. david: your predecessor was famous for not meeting a lot of people. he was a little isolated. if you found people that were ignoring their clients or employees but work

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "thearts right now. >> john and sandra, thank you. good afternoon, everybody. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. andy mccarthy, k.t. mcfarland and joe concha ahead this hour on "the story." first, 22 days out from election day. another poll is finding by a long shot that the economy is the number 1 worry for likely voters as they head to the polls. and those likely voters favor republicans overwhelmingly. moments ago, the white house saying the president is hitting the road nonstop to re-assure voters. >> the president is going to get

the later president is john f. kennedy. in 1963 assume sizing up his potential rivals the potential republican nominees for president in 1964 he talked about barry goldwater's name was being mentioned significantly. he talked about nelson rockefeller. he thought about rockefeller and he could not really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier rockefeller had left his wife tamir a yet much younger woman. i woman it was said in the press she stole from her husband. he had seemingly sacrificed everything for the woman he loved. because of the scandal that ensued because he was marrying the woman he loved. thinking about this and declared no man would ever love love more than politics. i think john tyler probably would have understood exactly the sediment john f. kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today. if you have not bought my book , this is the title of the book, this is the cover of the book. and before i go i just wanted to make sure i give you an indication of coming attraction

it's about the role of race in drawing congressional maps. john yang has the story. y, the specific question : at issue is whether alabama's congressional map violates what's left of the voting rights act, a provision barring discriminatory practices or procedures. lisa desjardins stts us off with an explanation of what's at stake. lisa: happening in detroit and around atlanta, a change in political capitals like tallahassee and cultural ones like new orleans. >> i think there will be fewer minority and majority do issues -- is -- districts after this election. lisa: limiting black districts as they pass new voting laws. >> you have to think about how all of these things are working together to push us toward a reality in which minority voters are unrepresented in our system, and that's definitely a problem. lisa: in florida, currently four districts have minority or otherwise favor black voting districts but the new maps cut that in half, a seat in the north was erased. in north carolina, the state's primary african-american district in the northeast black belt was r

the war. unpack what he is saying here. >> john, it is great to be with you. my sense is this is not too dissimilar from what we have seen putin do before. the more he puts forth propaganda, first to acknowledge he doesn't plan to use a dirty bomb. supporters said it is not only unsupported, it is not true. the folks who threatened to use nuclear weapons are him. he thinks it is the most dangerous decade in front of us, that is because of him and actions he took. an aggressive war. he wasn't in risk in moscow. there haven't been attacks into moscow. this is vladimir putin's aggressive action against europe, bringing it on himself. when he begins to talk this way, i think it suggests he knows he is further cornered and options are more and more limited by the day. >> john: ukraine says they have no intention to set off a bomb, putin says he has no intention of setting off a dirty bomb. by warning of this, first time he picked up the warnings himself today, what's his game here? is he trying to escalate, set a pretext for potentially using a tactical nuclear weap

the later president's john f. kennedy. in 1963 as he was sizing up his potential rivals for the presidency, potential republican nominee for president in 1964, he talked about barry goldwater whose name was being mentioned significantly. he talked about nelson rockefeller. he thought about rockefeller, he couldn't really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier, rockefeller had left his wife to marry a much younger woman. a woman who, it was said in the press, who he stole from her husband. there were young children involved. rockefeller seemingly sacrificed everything to be with the woman he loved. he probably for stalled any chance he had winning the republican nomination in 1964 because of the scandal that ensued because he was marrying the woman that he loved. kennedy was thinking about this, he declared that no man would ever love love more than politics. i think john tyler probably would've understood exactly the sentiment that kennedy mentioned at that time. i appreciate your attention today. if yo

the pope had appointed to command. and that was john buford. and he says, buford, you go out and see if the enemy's or left. and so buford assembled his brigade and headed out into the roads down here. but by the time he managed to do that, it was too late. the confederates would attack. now, getting back supporters attack here. the big one. as porters men fall back. mcdowell is on chin ridge here. he's got reynolds command out reynolds division is out here. he's got thiel mclain's men, which scott will talk about and has written about beautifully up here on chin ridge. and that's about it. and at that momentwahing porter's men fall back and if there was ever any evidee that didn't understand the tactical situation, he promptly as porter's men fall back here, mcdowell orders reynolds men off of ten off of the ground south of the turnpike to come up here and support porter's retreating men leaving by 4:00. that fewer federals in front of longstreet than in any other point in the battle. it was, i think, without question, one of the most important

john: the changes are showing results. eshman enrollment for underrepresented groups was about 24%, up from 17% in 2017. >> i think we are all going to be learning from the university of california system. john: angel perez says the approach ogundele his colleagues are taking at berkeley could be helpful for schools around the country if the supreme court overturns affirmative action. he's the ceo of the national association for college admission counseling, which represents more than 25,000 admission and counseling professionals. >> they are actually some of the pioneers and creating more partnership programs in local communities, partnering with high schools or community-based organizations and creating programs where students can begin to do work before they actually become high school seniors, so that they become eligible for the requirements for admission to get into the u.c. and so they have been really intentional there, and they actually have had some pretty good success. john: berkeley is also focusing more attenti

the border in eagle pass, texas. bill, is eagle pass still a hot spot? >> john, it absolutely is, and border patrol here in eagle pass just reported they just arrested a convicted child sex predator from honduras who tried crossing illegally. as the groups show up at all hours of the day. early this morning just after sunrise, a smaller group wading across a shallow part of the rio grande as fog was still hugging the river. del rio saw 8,200 last week, and one week, more than 3,300 known got-aways, big numbers for one sector. and later in the afternoon, approximately 200 crossed illegally at the same time. almost all of them predominantly single adult men. we are not seeing a whole lot of families anymore. most of these folks, cubans, colombia, and nicaraguans, and the city of el paso in west texas dealing with the same thing. pull this video up, el paso is seeing upwards of 1800 illegal crossings per day in recent weeks. it's gotten so bad border patrol is doing street releases, releasing migrants to the streets, and yesterday the democratic mayor of el paso wa

let us get your family security of cash in the bank. >> john: fox news alert. president biden making his pitch on the economy with just 15 days to go until the midterms. but republicans say the president's take is not rooted in reality. welcome back could "america reports" as we roll into hour two. i'm john roberts in washington. hi again, sandra. >> sandra: great to be with you. despite the troubling poll numbers for his party, president biden just moments ago insisting democrats will come out on top. >> running against the tide and beating the tide. we created with your help 10 million new jobs so far. unemployment was 6.4%. we got it down to 3.5%, 50-year low. >> sandra: talking to mike. the polls tell a different story. more americans trust republicans when it comes to the handling of the economy. 38-24 over democrats. >> john: the left seems to be running away from the issues so important to american families. >> i hear people talk about inflation as i heard in there. we have to change the subject. inflation is a global phenomenon. >> republican criticism f

was that the most difficult time of your career? john: no question about it. we were on the brink of going out of business. david: you thought you had a good cash reserve for a while, but people started pulling cash out, your cash reserves started going down. how close did you go to going bankrupt? john: we were very close, to the point that tim geithner at the fed was trying to get us to sell to jamie dimon. i called jamie dimon, and he said, i don't want the firm. he said, if you force me to do it, i wouldn't pay you two dollars a share. that made it easy on me. as a result, we called our board in, and we are thinking we are going to go out of business. david: at one point, you are on the phone with the secretary of the treasury, the chairman of the fed and the head of the new york fed, and they say you should file for bankruptcy. you slam the phone down on them. was that easy to do? john: for me, it was easy to do. thank god i left out some four-letter words. i said, i will take the firm down first. i cannot tell you why i did it because in my gut, it was th

the republicans have said they want tax cuts to the rich. john, how did that work out for prime minister liz truss, almost destroyed the british economy and that's what the republicans are running on. >> sandra: so -- forgive me for asking this very basic question, but what do you blame the current inflation that everybody is suffering through right now, why did we get here? a lot of the democrats that we are seeing fighting for -- fighting to get in the polls, somehow are blaming vladimir putin. they are somehow saying they have inherited this in some cases. somehow they are saying that democrat policies are not to blame. so, where do you place blame? >> sandra, it's complex. let me break down a few factors. we offshored too much production, we are not making enough things in america. did not make baby formula, didn't make masks. so when the global pandemic happened we were shipping things from offshore and that increased prices and created supply chain disruptions. we need to make more things in america. second, i blame powell with the quantita

becker: first, i must say that what john hoeven say the things that rick -- that john hoeven said arerue. what he said i said is untrue. you will find it interesting that he had a freudian slip just now. he said he was working with the chinese. i would like to bring up -- corn mill processing in ground forks. what we have here -- grand forks. what we have here is a country, china, moving into the grand forks area, a country known for overt human rights abuses, overt oversight into the country, will be into albert drone program. he was all for it because he is all for corporate welfare. until the people started speaking up about it. i rose up i was public, i said this must stop. john hoeven was silent. he said the security concerns that we have, he needs to make sure that these security concerns are addressed with grand forks. . where was he, where was the leadership? we had to drag him across the line to say and do the same thing -- the right thing. dr. christiansen: i think it's important that we mention how important trade deals are when it comes to growing china's market. north dak

, no mention of the crisis at our southern border. >> john: no mention of crime, either. he did talk about abortion, and he also talked about the right to vote saying that the gop is a threat to your right to vote, ignoring the fact that in the state of georgia where they recently passed new laws, that drew fire from the democrats, caused major league baseball to pull the all-star game out and move it to denver, there is a record number of people who have cast early ballots in the midterm elections. >> sandra: and don't forget that he is delivering this speech at a time where nancy pelosi in an interview over the weekend suggested changing the subject from what has been for months now the number one concern of voters, and that is inflation and the economy, and the very tough winter that may be for many americans. she also compared it to being a global phenomenon, saying other countries have inflation as well. she says the fight is not about inflation, it's about the cost of living. so this is in the middle of an attempt to change the subject.

which is, by the way my an f rating for john hoeven. r me, i have an a rating by the american conservative union for spending and budget. the very topic that has put america in the position it is. both of my opponents are big, big, big, spenders. chris mack john is talking about both sides of his mouth here. how meantime did he vote for that during the trump administration? a heck of a lot. reality is, that biden isn't stopping any drilling that is happening in north dakota. the oil companies don't need to drill right now. it is simple market economics. if you can exploit it, they will. becker mac first off, you are so wrong about that. they can't get any newly -- they have leases, but he blocks them on getting the permit. then, if they actually get through that process, which he is not letting them through then the environmental community holds them up in court. venezuela or somewhere else to get energy instead of just getting it from -- chris mack 17,000. >> i have worked my whole career -- but biden is stopping this. he put the handcu

be, you know, taking this as the top issue in this election? >> john: it may be. the only people who don't care about gas prices are those driving electric cars. voting and abortion rights front and center at the white house briefing. let's go there now. >> abortion rights. >> thanks, karine. going back to the speech, the president mentioned his decision on marijuana during the speech. why haven't we heard more about that since then and do we plan hearing more about that soon? >> we laid out our plan, you heard directly from the president on what his policy was on marijuana and you know, you heard that from -- you heard him mention that today. i don't have any more, you know, events to lay out about the specific speeches or comments about marijuana but you heard directly from the president about what his policy is and he kept his promise, commitment he made during the campaign. >> try to get specific. how many more votes does the president think he needs in the senate to codify roe, 51, 52? >> i'm not going to talk about the election. this was a politi

the army of virginia. these orders are not radical. john hennessey respected historian on second manassas campaign for right that these orders are calculated out with the federal government changing approach to the war made necessary by failure or at best, stalemate on the battlefield. the goal of these orders is to bring hard edge of more to the southern people as a whole. in the end, these orders pope issues would serve as a political weapon by lincoln in the lincoln administration against mcclellan and conservative approach of work. john pope is going to wage a new style of warfare in the summer of 1862 in virginia. when pope finally get command, he's commanding from washington d.c., he's made an arrangement with lincoln, he wants mcclellan removed from command, lincoln tells him no, not ready to remove him from command so they make a compromise. pope is the one responsible for bringing henry, did you know that box pope says they won't release mcclellan how did you bring my former commander in the west, henry come out here and supervise

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the how. just tell us - what's your why? ♪ >> john york state assemblyman colin schmidt is running for the 18th congressional district, running against pat ryan who represents new york's 19th district. this is fox news power rankings showing the race is a toss-up. a little bit confusing, complicated, pat ryan won the 19th congressional district in a special election back in august but now that the districts has been redrawn, he's running against you in 18. when he won, he won on a message of abortion, but now it seemed to me, mr. schmidt, the message is turning toward crime. >> absolutely. the message is crime and the economy. we also have a lot of concern with border security issues, fentanyl and secret migrant flights from the biden administration and pat ryan is wrong on every issue impacting hudson valley residents. we have made over 250,000 voter contacts in the campaign since june and the hudson valley is tired of the biden administration, tired of house democrats and feel a lot of momentum going into a few days from now, novemb