they've enlisted the help of various movie stars including julia roberts. gown to run an -- going to run an ad for you. it's about a women cheating their trump-loving husbands at the ballot box. we don't actually have it. it's a little demeaning, as if women should be scared of their a male partner, as if they have to cheat to keep the political peace if at a home. that is not quite the kyle male-female balance, now, is it? political differences are inevitable, but it's come to something when women are pressured not to vote for trump and to keep their vote for harris a secret. don't you get tired of rich hollywood people telling you what to do and how to do it? julia roberts is a great actor, and and i'm sure she is passionate about her support for women -- a woman president, but that doesn't translate to changing minds or votes. voting is secret. why should you be encouraged to lie the your trump-supporting husband? jimmy failla is with me this morning and has something to say about this. [laughter] we couldn't run the ad. i'm sorry, we had a technical gli

they may be microtargeting julia roberts. where can you send julia roberts where she's going to be unpopular? i want to give you, stuart, one specific example. the actor kristine bran ski. she was out in pennsylvania trying to reach fellow polish americans. that's 5% of voters in that county. the west wing's bradley whit ford was in wisconsin, where he pointed out his dad had been president of planned parenthood there. those personal connections, do those amp up the effectiveness? >> yeah, it's huge, because there's a special connection there. you know, when you see these performers and they come to their hometowns or they come to some place like where they grew up, they can bond on that. what he's really saying is you and i are not that different. i'm famous, but we share the same values. let's work together on this. i think it's really smart. and i have to say, i think when this thing is over and done with and harris has won -- which i think she's going to do -- i think we're going to look back on this as one of the most pe

>> because it's, it's obviously targeted at republican women. >> it isn't julia roberts. i think she's from georgia, so they found a swing state actress to do it you know, we all talk about the women vote both on campaigns and hear on tv. and we lump women altogether as if they're one monolithic. we all think the same thing. it sounds like an ex husband or ex-boyfriend talking about her ex wife or girlfriend, hear the truth of matter is, there are women who will go to the polling booth and tell all their friends that they are putting for trump. and they'll go and vote for harris. >> but there's also going to be a lot of women who go to lululemon with their friends and pilates class and say how terrible trump is and they're going to go vote for him because not every female voter isn't abortion driven voter? >> yes. it's a motivational issue for i don't think they talk about abortion rights right. so now. >> that's how we typically talk about the women's vote. >> and that's what harris is running all of her mostly all of her ads targeting women on and yes, the party has the

. ♪ ♪ >> dana: is this how you win over undecided female or male voters, hollywood superstar julia robertsamala harris at encouraging women to deceive their husbands and cancel out there trump votes. >> and no one will ever know. >> did you make the right choice? >> sure did. >> remember what happens in the booth stays in the booth. >> dana: i got texted by people who are offended by all of this test to pick up on the last plot in 2016 there was all this talk about men who told their wives i'm voting for hillary but didn't. >> tyrus: this is what happens when the unaffected decide to be clever pick out the idea that the average marriage consists of a woman and men who keep secrets from each other and men are angry and women are trapped, that's not how it works. men like to solve problems -- i don't like the group but generally men want to solve problems and when they are in a relationship with a woman, uses her feelings to communicate -- the man is a provider who solves them. if a household is having trouble he is aware and she is aware because they are a family. when it comes to voting th

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julia roberts, by the way, the actress that narrating that. is it effective? does it work? we see her kind of say, sure did, honey. but she votes against her, presumably. or what? her husband did. there's a whole big deal on this. it's called a permission structure. the democrats have for a long time, especially with the republicans saying, look, you know, there may be pressure on you not to vote for harris. but let me tell you something. remember, she's for reproductive freedom. this is something really important. you can do it. you don't have to say anything, okay? and it falls in line with what's called the shy voter theory. the voter really doesn't say what he or she is going to do, or maybe even says he or she is going to do the other thing, but then quietly goes about and it happened big in 2000. i was just going to say in 2016, people said, oh, don't vote for trump. but a lot of people quietly voted for trump. that's right. and the polls, the pollsters were way off because 15% of the voters who either weren't going to vote or voting for a third party, right. or said,

in the race's critical final days, democrats are trying to build on that support among women, a julia roberts, urging women whose male partners who back trump to secretly vote for harris. >> you can vote any way you want. and no one will ever know. >> reporter: trump's supporter patricia montez finds that idea insulting and says the former president's comments last night don't bother her. >> looking out for women's best interests. he is not going to force somebody into anything. it's the way he talks. call it locker room talk, guy talk. it's just talk. >> reporter: and gabe, you're there at the vice president's rally in reno. we can assume she'll keep the focus on nevada later tonight? >> reporter: yes, lester. after the event here, she has another late night rally in las vegas with jennifer lopez. and then she is expected to hit five battleground states over the next few days, including closing out her campaign in must-win pennsylvania with a large rally in philadelphia. lester? >> all right, gabe gutierrez starting us off, thanks. >>> former president trump also in the west tonight, making

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stuart: earlier, julia roberts told women to lie to their husbands if they were going to vote for harris when the husbands wanted them to vote for trump here. >> they've turned men into a total caricature and want their wives to be treading on butter and wear a political burka or men are just red necks. they've got it wrong and that's why harris is hemorrhaging men and these are very condescending and also they're not out there going harris is so amazing. i'm with her. it's like she really sucks and you can vote for her and lie to everyone. stuart: seeing voiceover. lying about what you do and should be proud. >> have that right and not have responsibility and not be sharing with who to vote for. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: don't be a stranger, please. >> see you next week. stuart: fox business special election night coverage at 5:00 p.m. eastern we start. lauren is looking at movers again and good idea. we start with a nice gain. lauren: they make nicotine pouches and traditional tobacco products too like marlboro cigarettes. down 18% este lauder and making the dividends. stuart: uber

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people don't want to publicly support kamala, so they have a new plan: have julia roberts tell womene to their husbands about it. >> in the one place in america where women still have a right to choose. you can vote anyway you want. no one will ever know. >> did you make the right choice? >> sure did, honey. >> remember, what happens in the booth, stays in the booth. vote harris-walz. >> jesse: don't worry, the ultimate white dudes for harris, george clooney, has a message for you too. >> come on, boys, let's make america great again. >> remember, you can vote anyway you want, and no one will ever know. >> do your patriotic duty? >> you bet i did, brother. >> jesse: super chirp founder and former si model christian little l gaffney -- kristin gaffney is here. have you liked your husband? >> absently not. maybe about bedtime, but i think it's pretty disturbing, the campaign. my husband is watching right now. love him so much. never have i ever turned to someone and said "you know it has helped my marriage is lying to him." this is absurd. >> jesse: if you are lying to your husband abo

here's their new ad narrated by julia roberts. >> in the one place in america where women still have the right to choose, you can vote any way you want. and no one will ever know. >> did you make the right choice? >> sure did, honey. >> remember, what happens in the booth, stays in the booth. vote harris-walz. >> what happens in the booth stays in the booth is more than just a tag line. it is a message that is being echoed by harris surrogates including liz cheney and michelle obama. >> you can vote your conscience and not ever have to say a word to anybody. and there will be millions of republicans who do that on november 5th. >> if you are a woman who lives in a household of men that don't listen to you or value your opinion, just remember that your vote is a private matter. regardless of the political views of your partner, you get to choose, you get to use your judgment to cast your vote for yourself and the women in your life. remember, women standing up for what is best for us can make the difference in this election. >> and it seems like women might be listening, casting mail-

. >> laura: someone actually got paid to write that script for julia roberts.onder that male voters can't stand messaging like this that men are so how bullying or threatening the women in their lives who vote for kamala harris? now, i don't get offended by much anymore. i have been in washington for too long. but that even offends me. joining me now is danica patrick former nascar driver, dan carrasco it's wonderful to see you tonight. so pitting women against the men in their lives. your reaction to that? >> you know, obviously that's about lying and i love to say that they have been lying about so many of the things that they have said but they barely said anything when they are interviewed. you don't even barely know what their policies are or what their plan is. it's just a bunch of words. so, i think this is disappointing. you know, on the other side, j.d. vance said something beautiful. he said you shouldn't be losing close relationships with people based on who you vote for in this election. so i think that really if this is the truth about how you feel

follow this closely but they might look up from dinner, look up from their phone when they hear julia robertse in america where women still have a right to choose, you can vote any way you want and no one will ever know. >> did you make the right choice? >> sure did, honey. >> remember, what happens in the booth stays in the booth. >> what happens in the booth stays in the booth. the suggestion there is that for marital harmony, you might tell a partner you did one thing but what you did in the booth is between you and the booth. or as beanie siegel used to say, the truth every time i step in the booth. that brings us, of course, to jane fonda and joan walsh who we are thrilled to bring in for a special conversation about this when we come back. when we come back. i need indeed. indeed you do. sponsored jobs on indeed are two and a half times faster to first hire. visit indeed.com/hire with dexcom g7, managing your diabetes just got easier. so, what's your glucose number right now? good thing you don't need to fingerstick. how's all that food affect your glucose? oh, the answers on your phone

the movie star, julia robert, she has a pro-harris ad. she suggests women at the ballot box cheat on their trump-supporting husbands and vote for harris without telling them. let's get to the market. the news this morning is all about interest rates and bitcoin. first of all, yields on treasuries up again, 4.32% on the 10-year treasury. mortgage rate as will be going slightly high higher on this news. the the -- 2-year, 1.47%. bitcoin rallying, you're looking at $71,000 per coin. now stocks. the dow's going to be down. i think yields on treasuries hurting the market this morning. you're down 2000 points for the cow -- 200 points on the dow. mcdonald's, their report shows global sales down, u.s. sales holding relatively steady. the stock is down $5, that's 1.8%. as for oil, you're looking at $68, $67 a barrel. gasoline, regular, the average price nationwide is $3.13. for diesel, $3.57. slightly lower levels. all right. on the show today to, the the reasonture in the harris camp. the president dumped. he's not happy. a week before the elect

no fang, it was like robert altman's the player, no julia roberts, so rather than dwelling on the possibility that the middle east keeps escalating. we will do something constructive, focus on how we can finally have a real broadening out of the markets, and that so many called for, this was the quarter that we got the revenge of the little guy companies, the ones you can really hear about outside of of course our lightning round, that is why i want to highlight the s&p 500's 10 best performers, and we will do them in ascending order, this list is devoid of barn burners, which is what i like it so much, these are companies that you can sleep at night with, they actually may put you to sleep. the 10th best is exxon enterprises, the company that builds tasers as well is a digital management business, axon's stock has been red-hot, for ages. so it is no surprise that it rallied in the third quarter, it seemed strange that we don't talk about the stock more but it's a part of the broadening of the winners column. and, it hits close to home, stanley black & decker which is a big position. why beca

narrow win, expect more events like the vice president's interview with charlamagne, tha god, and julia roberts trip to georgia, both ideas that came right out of the campaigns research. we're not throwing spaghetti against the wall. we have literally studied who these voters listen to, set a campaign official, which kind of reminds me of what david plouffe was saying on this show on friday, which is when he was talking and unhinged and all of those things it was pretty clear every one of those terms, never mind the strategy to go after trump. it's all based on the data that they are seeing. >> it does sometimes from afar have the spaghetti against the wall feeling because they're careening from talking about abortion to democracy, to trump's lunacy, to narrowcasting at these very specific swing groups that are up for grabs. and in a way, when everything is so close, you have to play small ball in order to get those incremental percentages that gets you across the line. >> i like that. i got i got that sports >> thank you what sport is that? i think you anything about football. you got it, righ

honey that was julia roberts narrating it's hard to to to really assess that. >> i mean, we in the 19 i mean sorry, in the 2016 election, we had about 19% of voters who were shy. trump voters who didn't tell anybody they were voting for for donald trump. we haven't tested at this time on either kamala or on trump. >> um it's an interesting approach. >> isn't the point? you can't test it. >> well it's harder to test because by definition, it is. yeah, it's really tough to test, but we know it's really interesting. is every heat race and tyre race. i mean, just every state is within, you know, a couple of points. i mean, at most ads like that margins potentially. and this race is going to be decided on the margins. so you don't know. sure. i mean, i think it's a little bit of a sexist idea that there's a bunch of women who are sort of not able to, you know, be who they are with their spouse. and so they have to secretly go vote a certain way. i sort of am a little bit skeptical and a lot of the, the, the things i've seen about this are sort of speculation and anecdotal and not really ba

. >> the hollywood stars took the stage to present the honors including zendaya, julia roberts and jackonely days, in a brown l.a. haze and i just want you back by my side ♪ >> we're talking about a wide range of genres of music and people together. that was of course, the track "come monday" which came out in 1974. big congratulations to all the hall of famers. speaking of rock legends -- >>> we move onto lenny kravitz now. he may be a music superstar, and your cousin, al roker, but this was a man of the people. this was a summer concert on the plaza. >> sure. >> this is a dude that gives the crowd exactly what they want. he did that over the weekend in vegas. watch this as he jumped into the crowd. just to hang out and party alongside them, lenny appearing to just -- rock star stuff here. even one of the employees. >> that was great. >> how cool. >> he's doing it. >> loving it. >> he is the man. >>> and finally, "snl," michael keaton took the stage to host the show for his fourth time. the cast maybe a little too excited. the "beetlejuice" stars and andy samberg making a quick cameo d

julia roberts padece en relaciÓn con el cuidado personal.botones de plÁstico se mete mucho en el vÍnculo con mi pareja. tengo que decir te pusiste un chaleco que me genera asco, me da asco abrazar a vos con el chaleco. es rarÍsimo. al principio todo muy divertido, pero cuando llevamos dos o tres aÑos es como que... me lo voy a poner igual. si me olvido algo en casavuelvo, agarro, me siento en el sillÓn, cuento hasta seis, que reciÉn ahÍ me puedo ir. no puedo volver, agarrar la madera e irme. tengo que hacer sÍ o sÍ ese ritual. paola: quÉ crees que podrÍa pasar? >> esa parte como muy personal. casi siempre catastrÓfico. no me copa mucho contarlo tanto. a veces estoy con super pila de apagar la tele sin poner 6.6. estoy para esa. sigan la noche no puedo dormir digo ya sÉ que es por esto. ♪ ♪ alan: impresionante. ademÁs, es distinto cuando uno dice algo de un actriz o actor que no te lo dicen personalmente, pero cuando ves a roberto carlos, lele pons, que lo digan. paola: total. uno piensa que son caprichos o exigencias o porque son estrellas,

julia awards season. it's 33 years sincejulia roberts got an oscar nomination for playing a sex worker in pretty woman.ng — like anora, it's a good name. boeing management are in crisis talks as workers vote to continue striking, the latest on that next. hello there. apart from a few showers across central and southern parts of england, most places were dry today and there was some decent spells of sunshine, a bit of rain, fairly strong winds for the north—west of scotland too. now tonight, it looks like many places will turn dry. there'll be clear spells and i don't think we should have many issues with dense fog, because there'll be a little bit more of a breeze, and it'll certainly be quite breezy across scotland and northern ireland through the night. so quite blustery here with further cloud, the odd shower as well, particularly north—west scotland. but england and wales, winds will be a little bit lighter and we'll see lengthy clear skies. temperatures here single digits once again, but not as chilly as recent nights, and milder further north and west. you'll see double figures to start thursday.

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