kathy, can i get your view on that?he absence of thanks breaking, a reason to step in and be patient? kathy: it has been a big concern recently because of the pickup in volatility. i look a lot at the volatility in the bond market and the treasury market. that is at levels you normally associate with a pretty difficult financial environment. that is starting to move up and moving up at an accelerated rate. if that continues, that will reverberate around the system. as imagined before, a very strong dollar which is inflicting pain around the world , we have the problem on the england that is probably a self-inflicted wound. the less, these pressures build up, emerging markets, high-yield, bank loans, private credit, that is where i would look for cracks to start forming. as long as the fed is pushing real rates high and the dollar follows, there is likely to be some fallout down the road. does this mean it is a systemic problem? no. i don't think it is anything in the order of 2008. the weakest link starts cracking and i

-- kathy, what republicans do you admire? ms. salvi: national republicans i admire, several. there are several leaders on both sides of the aisle. >> could you name a couple. ms. salvi: well, i think the first republican leader i love is president abraham lincoln. president ronald reagan. those are two great republicans from the state of illinois. and i would -- i think we have great leadership -- leader from each of them. president grant was a great leader. >> what about current republicans? ms. salvi: current republicans, there's a host of them. i think that our neighboring senators to the east have run the state ofey very well. and i think that they would be two senators that i would look to for direction and inasmuch as iowa is a state very much like illinois, it's rich with -- >> and iowa is to the west of us. quick hit, senator duckworth. chicago bares, should they stay in sowedder field or arlington heights and build a brand new stadium? >> i do think they should go to arlington thirties and new people will get to it a

that's the population of the center of the state kathy hochul runs. is not responsible for all of it, but responsible for the change that made the worst crimes possible. that would be new york's bail reform law. that law lets criminals out on the streets immediately and kathy hochul supports it. why? we are not sure. she won't debate zeldin. she is cleaning up the calcutta-like encampments in mid town? no, not doing anything to make the state better and she is dividing it and attacking people who are unvaccinated. >> i wear my vaccinated neckless all the time. i know you are vaccinated. you are the smart ones but people are not listening to what god wants. you know who they are. i need you to be my apostles and go out and talk about it and say we owe this to each other. we love each other. jesus taught us to love one another. how do you show that love? please get vaccinated because i love you and i want you to live. >> tucker: this woman is a joke and an embarrassment. the truth is it has done nothing to improve the condition of new york. not in the c

. >> brooke: high profile gubernatorial elections in new york, kathy hochul and republican challenger lee zeldin squared off for the first time. the duo traded jabs about crime with kathy hochul appearing to downplay lee zeldin's desire to lockup criminals. watch. >> it is amazing, we will go through the entire crime conversation of this debate and still waiting for kathy hochul to talk about locking up criminals. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws has consequences, i don't know why that is so important to you, we could do more. >> brooke: and kathy hochul was confronted about forcing new yorkers to get vaccinated and kathy hochul doubled down on mandates for healthcare employees. >> i believe that mandate was wrong and everyone should be offered jobs back with back pay and shouldn't be celebrity mandates. >> you and donald trump were the masterful covid deniers, more people that get vaccinated, i would do it all over again, mandate for healthcare workers. >> brooke: in michigan, whitmer and tudor dixon facing off last night. governor whitmer boasting about children in michi

kathy hochul supports cashless bail.he chose the champion of the defund the police movement and brian benjamin, who had to resign, that was her first big decision to make her the lieutenant governor. we need to repeal cashless bail. we could make our streets safe again. i am running to take back our streets and support unapologetically our men and women in law enforcement. this is about all of us together, republicans, democrats, and independents to make sure our streets are safe again, our subways are safe again. this is our opportunity. we can continue with the status quo with a belief they have not passed enough pro-criminal laws or we can take control of our destiny and make sure law-abiding new yorkers are in charge of our streets again. >> i will give you a chance to respond. mr. zeldin: you can work on keeping -- gov. hochul: you can work on keeping people scared or you can work on keeping them safe. i have worked hard on policies, and that data is still being collected. i focused on bail reform in our budget. tha

kathy hochul has been feeling every step of the way. gov.l: i will be happy to tell you a response. those infrastructure dollars are supported by votes in congress. you did not bother to vote to help refill $86 million of potholes. people are so happy to see this done, and i got it done because i know: to take care of bringing money to the state and spend it wisely. you mentioned farmers. i think you might have overlooked information on how we are absorbing the cost of overtime for our farmers. the individuals will not pay more, the state has made a commitment because part of our national security and economic security is to have family owned farms in the state of new york. i used to represent the most rural part of our state. i had more farms and cows then communities. let's talk about will record versus the rhetoric. when you had a chance to vote -- [indiscernible] mr. zeldin: the tax credits for the farmers is just one year, so the farmers are only upset because they do not have long-term reliability. the funding projects for the pavement

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kathy hochul is in over her head.he's referring to new yorkers as -- she's referring to herself as the mother of new york, she raises tens of millions of dollars on corrupt scandal. we have to remove her from office. i am not in this race to come in second. >> it is the most exciting race in the country right now. you truly are new york's last hope. good luck. >>> the left wants you to think this crime surge is our imagination like people are not being killed. "the washington post" pointed to a conversation my next guest gianna caldwell tried to have with nadler. nadler's hometown, shooters and instances are down. the city saw lower crimes across the board than two or three decades ago. though, it is now up relative to 2020. is that is what caldwell meant or did he mean something broader? i would be interested to know what numbers he's looking at. joining me now is gianna caldwell. what's your respond and members of congress that you know ignored you and walked away and considering what you know about the crime wave i

kathy: there are so many elements of that. this year has gone from zero interest rate to a 3% rate and all you just, but that is behind us. we have seen some illiquidity in the treasury market, still functioning ok, but we had this dynamic where we have gone from one crisis to another. the ability of the market to keep up has not been as great as it has been in the past. we have seen some gaps in terms of quiddity, which is concerning cash liquidity, which is concerning care that she concerning. jon: i want to get your perspective on -- to those who so we can replace tina, there is no alternative with terra. there are reasonable opportunities to equities. are there equities you are seeing in the marketplace? kathy: we have been talking to clients for quite some time about the opportunities out there you can build a portfolio of high quality bond and get you up 5%. we think the base holding makes sense. we like higher-rated companies with good balance sheets and cash throw to pay their bondholders. you look at mr. bull bonds --

when kathy hochul says that there's no data to support this call to overhaul cashless bail. when she says that you have to elect her to find out what her position on cashless bail might be in january, you have a whole lot of new yorkers from across the state looking for leadership and they're not getting it. kathy hochul said it out loud yesterday wondering why it is that this is so important to me. well, it's really important to new york and she's out of touch with the people of new york who are hitting their breaking point deciding to flee when it's soaring crime, das letting violent criminals run free. it's crushing taxes or sky high prices. it's people who are struggling to be able to feed their families or heat their holmes. homes. these are real life issues for new yorkers for all walks of life and kathy hochul is out of touch. you ask question after question after question to kathy hochul last night and nowhere can she talk about locking up the bad guys and talk about crime, she can't talk about all the other people who are targeted with more than just illegal guns an

republican lee zeldin looking to unseat kathy hochul. how does he plan to shore up last minute support with 12 days until the midterms? we ask zeldin when he joins us coming up. >> sandra: all right. first, a fox news alert to the economy. the numbers may not tell the full story. a new report shows the economy growing between july and september after falling two straight quarters as americans fight the worst inflation in 40 years ahead of an expensive winter heating season. hello. i am sandra smith, hi, john. >> john: that is putting it it mildly. john robert in washington. good to be with you. this is "america reports." the labor department says gdp grew, but experts warn the u.s. is not out of the woods yet and recession is a distinct possibility over the next year. >> sandra: president biden still trying to capitalize on the rosy picture he keeps painting ahead of midterm elections, painting republicans as the party that will crash the american economy. biden speaking to reporters as he was departing the white house on the way to syra

kathy hochul, is the best person for the job hands down. as early phase out she feels like she is running like in a new dog working to convince the voters the crime is her top priority and she did address a controversial comment that she made during the debate the other night which he said the jeep do not understand what crime is so important her opponent. >> you didn't mean to say it wasn't reporting of this and mischaracterizes people are concerned about become there's a lot of fear out there. reporter: crime remains a hot topic in this race throughout the campaign comes alvin is really buying toggles policies, for the spike in the crybabies arguing that he is the best choice. >> they want to see the das and forcing a lot of what law-enforcement to be supported, and they want to rollback pro- criminal laws by cashless mail. reporter: the big names, a medic virginia governor glenn duncan will be new york becoming solid to get out the vote rally and tomorrow gov. kathy hochul will be joined by doctor jill biden be for this election but all

caller: the top issue for me is kathy hogle's response to health-care workers.athy hochul fired every health care worker that did not want to get vaccited and they could not collect unemoyment as a result. i think is disgraceful. i don't think she's fit to be governor moreover, after she did this, she asked the president of the hospital where i work if she could spare any health care workers because she realized she had to go out and hire people at four or five times the rate she was paying them. she punished the people who did get vaccinated because this is a group of people who are day in and day out for well over a year not getting any time off and she decided she will punish them even further by taking away the staff of already depleted hospitals. i am a registered democrat. i already voted by ballot. i really think this is something people should think about. she is also made an issue of choice and how she's pro-abortion and health care. these should apply to everybody. i would also like to add that it's probably a hipaa violation because it is nobody's bus

. >> congressman lee zeldin is running against kathy hochul. she is currently the governor of new york . she's never been elected. she was appointed after they threw the old guy out forad some kind of sex crime that no one ever really explained. hochul has done a lot to make the state even worse, particularly new york city. >> which is now dirtier and more dangerous than a lot of third world cities. kathy hochul has mad much dirtier and much more dangerous this year in new york city, robberies are up 34%, felony assaults are up 14%. grand larceny, 40%. 34% motor vehicle theft. murders in 36% murders in the subwaysas his system are as high as they've be been in a quarter century.quarte thato that's the population center of the state that popul kathy hochul runs. now, before you say, well,thy hh maybe she's not responsible for. all this, responsible for all of it, but she's responsible th for the change that made the worst crimes possible. and that would be new york's so-called bail reform law. that law lets criminals out on the street immediatel

let's go to new york where kathy hochul faced off against lee zeldin.ed after the january 6th attack on the capitol whether he would again vote not to certify the election, couldn't get a straight answer. >> vote was on two states, pennsylvania and arizona. and the issue remains today, it's about looking forewards, not backwards. >> these are weasel words. there was no evidence then, and certainly, no evidence now, that could remotely justify trying to overturn the election to keep donald trump in power. so the issue does not remain today. and there's no riggling out of accountability by trying to pretend this is about looking forward. it's not. >>> all right, next, let's go to michigan where democratic governor getten witmer is facing off against tudor dixon. with the sudden repeal of roe v. wade, a 1934 michigan law remains on the books which bans abortion even in the case of rape or incest. in response, proposal 3 is on the ballot to amend the abortion rights. dixon described the proposal this way. >> most radical abortion law in the entire country.

last night you saw an out of touch elite, smug kathy hochul. the way she was smiling and just the shots throwing at the congressman you would think that crime isn't up, that new yorkers aren't afraid. you would think that we would be energy independent and our children weren't suffering in schools. crime, education and our children's schools are the top issues with new yorkers, kathy hochul thinks new yorkers are fools. she was so smug like it was a perception. it is not really happening. new yorkers believe their eyes. they know what they feel when they go every day to work and they are afraid to travel via the subway. subway crimes are up more than 40%. these are felonies every day. new yorkers are waking up every day wondering if they are next. >> harris: it is so important to hear you put it in the term of these are felonies. i want to tell everybody your dad was former chief of police michael. you watched your father lead and now you in that position having served and protected so many new yorkers in the city, how does it compare to some o

he is pretty vocal about wanting to be kathy hogle, congressman candidate lee zeldin! yes!ad more scoops than michael moore at baskin-robbins, lydia moynihan! his laugh is so contagious that it often gets mistaken for tuberculosis, watch any time, opinion editor and fox news contributor charlie hurt? and this month he has switched her pepper spray to pumpkin spice, fox news contributor cat tif. now before i get to the superficial nature of my monologue i want to ask you, you had a wild night's last nights, you are involved in some gunplay, how did it all happen, what happened? >> crazy coming yesterday around 2:20 in the afternoon, and we were in a columbus parade in the bronx and we had just left my daughter's who were actually here today, they were at home alone doing homework in the kitchen table and also gunshots erupted and they were screaming and thought that these people were actually coming into the house, they were swift and smart and ran upstairs and lock themselves in the bathroom and called 911, one of the bullets was found about 30 feet from where they were sit

. >> kathy segers knew the story better than matt.ls, she was in the pews for most of a beast ten year at the bethany united church in lebanon pennsylvania. >> how did the congregation receive? >> great, great, they loved. and they locked him. and he was reinstated over and over again. >> and, a.b. angela's daughters remember their parents being devoted. not only to the church but to each other. >> did you see little affections, holding of hands. >> yes. >> a soft voice across here and there. >> yes, yes, definitely. >> and their dad, adored them. julie and amy remembered how he was the one who got them off the school in the morning. >> he would come in and he would say, amy, year -- he didn't do that for you? >> he kind of touch me and run. >> and run. >> and yet, beyond their devoted dad, maybe there was a sight to a beat that is daughters and even most of the church members did not see. kathy secrets husband and maybe were bowling buddies. >> he often would come home and say what a horrible temper he had,? really, the reverend,? >>

survival strategies in case you're caught in a chaotic crush. >> kathy joins me from times square. experts you spoke with said it's important to know your surroundings, right? >> reporter: kate, that is absolutely right. experts say it's important to know your surroundings but also to have a plan in place as well, especially crowded places like times square. you want to find those exits, open spaces like hotels and businesses, so you can head that way in case of emergency. >> kathy park, thank you. >>> now to the violent assault of speaker nancy pelosi's husband on friday. today we're learning new details about the attack ahead of the suspect's arraignment, expected as early as tomorrow. we're hearing from speaker pelosi for the first time. maura barrett is in san francisco with the latest. >> reporter: nancy pelosi spotted today leaving her san francisco home. >> how is your husband doing? >> reporter: the speaker sending this letter to her colleagues late saturday night, writing that she and her family are heart broke skpn traumatized but that mr. pelosi's condition continues to

people like kathy hochul in office and max rose who actually supported these bail laws. they had no problem until this year when it became an election year to support these policies that have made us less safe. kathy hochul, to this day, refuses to fix the radical bail laws s want a change, they have to support lee zeldin. the other day, somebody with 20 prior arrests, out on parole for attempted murder. he shoved somebody in front of a train track. this is what we're seeing regularly and continue to see if we have one party rule in our state. >> it's very disturbing. we see it time and again. people that have a history of breaking the law and in many cases, their own families in this man's case believed that he was not safe to be on the streets. they feared him themselves. why are there so many people that are unstable on the streets of new york, congress woman? >> first of all, they're career criminals that have been released back to the street due to the dangerous laws in play. you have people like kathy hochul and max rose that supported paroling murderers and rapist

last night you saw an out of touch elitist smug kathy hochul with her -- the way she was smiling andshots she was throwing oturu the congressman -- at the congressman you'd think crime isn't up and new yorkers aren't afraid and we'd be energy independent and our children weren't suffering in schools. >>harris: sean. >>sean: but crafty to say crime is not my fault, it's your fault because you didn't vote in favor of the assault weapons ban in dc. >>harris: these are people getting pushed off platforms. >>sean:ly the bun violence happening in the city, those guns are already illegal and enforce the laws on the books. you don't need new laws. she's not enforcing the current laws and one thing because new york is as blue as your dress, kathy hochul was start to say, listen, you care about trump, abortion, and january 6. she can't coming back to the themes and trying to get the voters to forget about her record and look at the republican party, which republican all you democrat voters, you hate them, disregard all the crime and pain in the city. >>harris: do you think hate for trump is en

kathy hochul is in over her head.she's referred she' to new yorks as her apostles. -- she's referred to herself as the mother ofreferrin new yos sixty two counties. she raises tens of millions of,h dollars on corrupt pay to playsn scandals. we have to remove her from scandal. we have to remove her from office. we get that opportunity one month from tomorrow. i am not in this race to comenge in second. >> well, it's the most exciting race in the country right now. at least one oowf them. good l and you truly are, i think, new york's last hope so. good luck. >> the left wants you to thinkr this crime surge is a figment of our imagination. >> people aren't being killed.g and unprovoked attacks daily."tg the washington post'ton s philin bump even pointed to a conversation. my next guest, caldwell, tried to have with congressman jerry nadler about the crimeel crisis bumpe writes, quote, which n crime crisis is that exactlyadls in adler's hometown of new york city, murder and shooting incidents are down elative to last year

congresswoman kathy mcmorris rogers and cara hay are joining us coming up. >> we begin with the senate debate. i'm sandra smith. john great to kick off another show with you. >> great to be on wednesday hump day. >> dr. oz and fetterman despite early voting well underway in the keystone state. democratic senate candidate struggled at times with his answers. >> in new york state, the crime crisis taking center stage. looking to oust kathy hochul. >> brian is live in harrisburg pa, what has been the reaction to fetterman's performance? >> lots of speculation what it could mean for john fetterman the fact there are renew questions about his fitness to serve when you look at exchange like this one about his evolving stance on fraccing. he said in 2018 he didn't and never has. >> i absolutely support fracking. >> you said you don't support it all. how do you square the two? >> i do support fracking and i don't -- and i stand i do support fracking. >> the issue of abortion was front and center last night. fetterman's campaign is trying to campaign on this particular exchange. >> i want women

it was a hot topic last night in a contention debate between kathy hochul and lee zeldin.ochul's double digit lead in the base is now down to single digits according to a new poll. is there any sense they moved the needle with new york voters? >> it's hard to tell if either candidate was able to score enough political points to change the dynamics of this race. this was a matchup congresswoman lee zeldin had been craving. and as expected he attacked the governor on crime while the governor tried to tie lee zeldin to the former president, president trump, and highlight his anti-abortion stance. the first and only head-to-head matchup between new york's democratic governor, kathy hochul, and gop congressman lee zeldin. >> new york is in crisis. >> one hoping to become the first woman ever elected governor in new york. >> you will see a great contrast here tonight between myself and my record and someone called one of donald trump's strongest and most loyal supporters. >> reporter: the other vying to be the first republican to win the office in 20 years. >> we've experienced

wait, kathy hochul says she doesn't understand why it was so important to understand why criminals should >> it was an unbelievable line that she knows that's the reason zeldon is catching her and she says it in ore only debate. she looked like somebody that didn't want to debate last night. and she didn't want to debate. he was pressing the issues that he knows matters. interesting debate. maria: that's why we look at the body long, she did look like she was not sort of into it, james, but the fact that she's saying, i don't know why this is so important, well, maybe because it's of all of the dead people as a result of murder spikes in new york. james: obviously zeldon has been pressing compelling case on the crime problem and the incumbent can't seem to decide whether it's a real issue or not. kind of going back and forth saying it's a real fear and dismissing it and asking seldon why he's so hung up on this stuff, hello, it is an issue. i think it is also worth pointing out. she is the incumbent accidentally. she was not elected governor so she hasn't been through this before in terms

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and they know that they have to break this one party rule. >> kathy hochul will not get this job done. we will win three weeks from today. everybody's got to get out and vote. and congress, molinaro, i mean, they use the big special election as a barometer. the democrat are going to say they're going to be home free in the midterms. it's all going to be great. but we've seen in new york , upstate new york , western, eastern and down in the boroughs, people are scared. i felt in new york last time there, people are afraid. what are you hearing on the campaign? all over new york ? people recognize that the policies out of albany and by the way, embraced by democrats in washington are just making us less safe . lee is absolutely correct. moms are concerned about their kids, kids concerned about their own safety. and we see it the policies to undermine law enforcement. passionless bail specifically in new york has made it nearly impossible to provide for public safety. police officers are risking their lives every day. and those prosecutors that want to enforce the law have such a disince

reporter: governor kathy hochul campaign bringing in their own big names with a new radio ad, recordedresident barack obama. >> on november 8 there is an election for governor in new york, my friend, governor kathy hochul is the best person for the job, hands-down. reporter: as the gap closes, crime is the hot topic, zeldin said he will declare a statewide crime crises on day one, and kathy hochul focused on new york city subway crime plan but addressed a controversial comment she made during the debate what she said she didn't know why crime was so important to her opponent. >> crime is very important. there is a lot of fear. >> early voting is underway in new york, governor hochul has a 4 point lead over zeldin. >> thank you so much, back with our panel, kellyanne, josh, kevin, welcome back. we don't know until they vote. and sometimes there are head fakes and sometime they are legit. but feels like this is legitimate in new york at the moment. that there is a close race. >> >> public poll show a single digit race. you don't send young kin and -- youngkin and ron desantis who new yor

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we have kathy hochul with $1 billion used in tax monies leveraging unconstitutional sledge month goingg with it. lee zeldin will do this legally make sure the community is safe. it is remarkable the former lieutenant governor bob duffy who served under kumo is doing something about reforming the criminal justice system giving e tools back to the police so they can enforce the laws. and i've been going door to door and the scariest thing that said to me by a young woman running her business and entrepreneur, she said what scares me more than anything, what happens if kathy hochul wins again? i will not be able to keep my business. i will not be safe and i don't have the right to keep and bear arms or the right to protect myself. i will have to leave this state. that is how serious this issue is. lee zeldin has a chance and michael henry attorney general who is leading letitia james in the polls right now. new yorkers must get out and vote. lee zeldin, michael henry, it is critical at this point. >> carley: representative tenney, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: behind

kathy hochul is 11 points ahead but that has shrunk six points in the last month. there was a quinnipiac poll out recently that showed kathy hochul just four points ahead. so lee zeldin himself, republicans in general are hoping that maybe this can be the year that republicans can do this again. so you can expect him to hit kathy hochul on crime. that has been his main issue. and in fact according to the polling of new york voters, they see that, new york voters see crime as a top issue. republicans ranking it their most urgent issue, followed by inflation. so we've been seeing zeldin going to bodegas and subways and anywhere there's been a violent incident reported to talk about concerns about public safety and how he'll be better protecting new yorkers. listen to new yorkers i caught up with in brooklyn talking about their concerns of crime. >> my nephew was mugged in lower manhattan not that long ago. it could be me tomorrow. >> we want to move. we want to move. >> i have lost a lot of enthusiasm because things seem to continue to be the same. >> now, that last

we don't know much about them or for sure, kathy hochul is talking about guns.re talking about cashless bail. reforms to the criminal justice system that prioritize criminals over the innocent victims and we're talking about a continuous demoralizing and defunding police movement that is having terrible repercussions on our communities. no one is safe. not just new york city and long island. it is upstate new york. i was in the lovely hamlet of jewel, right off onieda lake, in rural area of oswego county, in the countryside, they're worried about problems. we have problems here as well this is a problem because of albany's laws. elizabeth: what the congresswoman is saying, joe, thanks for joining us too, kathy hochul appointed a bail reformed a very cat as one of top legal aids. gop in new york like putting an arsonist in charge of the fire department. show the no care bail reform bill that was passed and criminals are let go accuse of crimes. joe, what is your reaction of what happened to lee zeldin. >> this is absolutely terrible, the victims and young daughte

and new york governor kathy hochul now has the nerve to push parents to put their children in masks again. headed into the winter. here's what she said this week. watch this. >> kids are more socialized with the idea of wearing a mask. it's not as strange to them, it's not -- what is this all about, there's cute masks out there. i've seen a lot of them. that's something i'm encouraging all parents to consider for their children right now. maria: unbelievable. frightening new statistics from the national assessment of education progress showing math scores for fourth and eighth graders dropped at the highest rate ever p between 2019 and 2022. four in 10 eighth graders cannot grasp basic math and there's the social issues around wearing the masks. she actually said that this week, encouraging parents to put masks back on the kids. >> we have an epidemic of anxiety and depression, not to mention learning loss consequences. part of that is wearing masks. when you cover faces they don't see visual cues that are important for expression. what's resulted here is a mental health crisis. i wish sh

we have kathy leaders, associate administrator for operation mission director at nasa headquarters. steve fitch, manager commercial group program from houston. joe montalbano, manager international space program in the johnson and sarah walker, director drag at mission management spacex. tiroshi saski technology director and synergy dish and sergei. thank you all for being here. we will start with some opening remarks from each of them and then we will take questions from reporters, go ahead. >> what a beautiful launch. it's nice to not be fighting the weather as we head into the count. we are all sitting there and things were looking really smooth and i don't think we had the weather on the floor. that was really enjoyable. i think it was wonderful to see just how excited nicole and josh and anna and fair season veteran were as they got into orbit stuff once again experiencing being in space and for us, it's always great to see that launch go through and see the spacecraft operating safely. finally, these are real human endeavors and there is a team here that had to recover from th

she has decided because she wants to save kathy hochul that she wants to talk about crime. we've been talking about crime because we've been talking about wanting to save the state. >> in michigan polls show republican challenger to dixon within four points of governor gretchen whitmer there as they prepare to take that debate stage, dixon pointing out how americans are tired of the left you on education. >> t the factor the matter is ty do not want to talk about these radical positions on and gender school sex and gender in school. republican states are focused on reading, writing, math. they are making sure they have gas tax holidays and they are making sure they have money back in the pockets of their people. >> at michigan governor's race is tightening commode republicans are more concerned about fetterman's chances. will campaign on his behalf november 5th. >> todd: the country is united on is the rub locations are better suited to handle. listen. >> the democrats are being killed on crime, border, inflation. parents across the country livid over the identity politicki

unelected governor kathy hochul is barely treading water and is dragging statewide democrats as well.at a congressional candidate from one of those some districts, mark moeller not a are here in moments to respond. so stay there. talk to anyone in san francisco and they'll tell you now is not the time to make our city even more expensive by raising taxes. san francisco has one of the largest city budgets in america. yet when it comes to homelessness and public safety, we're not getting results. what we really need are better policies, more accountability, and safer neighborhoods. vote no on propositions m and o. the last thing we need are higher taxes, especially right now. now is not the time to raise taxes in san francisco. vote no on m and o. ♪ ♪ >> there's constantly people falling off the tracks. there's no police to be found. >> this is getting crazy. we are not securing the city anymore. >> you are not going to take the trains anymore. some crazy people are going to push you. >> laura: just last night, that near post reports that a man was shot on the new city subway tracks and

kathy hochul is the choice hands down.orter: zeldin says he will declare a statewide crime crisis on day one. kathy hochul is focusing on subways. >> i always run like i'm 10 points behind. i run like an underdog, and the voters are paying attention on what's at stake in this election. reporter: early voting is now under way. hochul only has a 4-point lead over zeldin according to the latest poll. jon: another tight race in wisconsin where incumbent ron johnson is fighting off a challenge by mandela barnes. he has a 3-point edge which is a virtual tossup. barns got a little help from former president barack obama. president biden is gearing up for what is expected to be a full week of campaigning ahead. reporter: president biden says the upcoming elections are the most important in his lifetime. republicans say these are the most consequential elections and said the following. >> my campaign has been focused on one issue, inflation, inflation, inflation. they are listening to my message because that's what they are talking

kathy, i wonder where you think we are in terms of chapters of stress and how much longer this could go on? >> well, i think we have to look at in the near term, the u.s. fed policy is the most aggressive but fed fund futures are pretty much tied to pricing at 5% rates which is what is priced into the u.s. dollar. so while i think it could be another push higher, we got above 150 in dollar yen and that was important for investors, i don't think we'll see much more momentum i think for long-term investors looking at the u.s. dollar, now might be the type to scaling into the dollar short trades because while the fed is certain to raise interest rates by 75 at the next meeting, their confirming this move in the dollar i don't think they have much more of a surprise to get them back into additional long dollar trades. >> kathy, it is tim. thanks for joining us. but this move in the end is so extraordinary and so extraordinary and the reason part of it is the boj is paying no aettention to inflation and o mismatched on policy does that concern you. because people talk about yen and they t

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what is kathy hochul claiming no karn bail is reform. they're letting out alleged murderers around people committing alleged homicide? >> yeah. emac, remember when terry mcauliffe during the debate with glenn youngkin virginia's governor's race, parents don't have a say in kid's education. that was a line that killed his campaign. contact think hochul asked last night why is it so important to have criminals behind bars. it may be something she does not recover from. bottom line, murders are up 25-year high in new york city. homicides are up. people are afraid. paying more money to live in new york or leaving in a mass exodus as lee zeldin pointed out last night. deep blue state like new york no, it's a big, big problem for even democrats now. elizabeth: guys, where is the hair on fire moment for democrats? people are being murdered. >> yeah. elizabeth: what is more of a civil rights violation, congressman than letting accused an convicted murderer out of prison early on parole who goes on to kill again? democrats are bilge about civil r

turning to new york with governor ka ka kathy hochul. zeldon hitting hochul of her cashless bail. >> i am going to suspend cashless bail because there is a crime emergency. my opponent thinks now there is a polio emergency going on but not a crime emergency. >> anyone committing laws, have consequences. >> governor hochul does not support vaccine mandate for kids at this time. senator zeldin says he does not support vaccine mandate in any way or form. >> matt, we'll see you coming up in the night cap. >>> dr. oz and john fetterman's debate lit up social media where a lot of people saying it is uncomfortable to watch. a lot of people already voting by mail, will this debate move the needle? let's bring in the author of the new book, "come on, man," joe conche, great to see you, always. i want to give people context of where we are. this is the fox news power ranking. you can see right there they are calling it a toss up. we move onto the real clear politics average right here and you can see they are giving fetterman about as 1.3 percenta

. >> carley: in new york, incumbent governor kathy hochul went head-to-head with challenger lee zeldinchul for your honor itting the cheek to crime during the debate. >> we want to talk about crime, she can't talk about the other people targeted with more than just illegal guns, yeah, we should go after the criminal committing crime after crime after crime, but what about the person being pushed in front of ongoing subway car or the person getting stabbed right now or beaten to death on the street or that small business owner getting robbed? >> ashley: hochul says she doesn't know why people are worried about crime and statistically new york city is the safest city in america. listen to this. >> anyone who commits a crime under our laws especially with the change made to bail has consequences. i don't know why that is so important to you, all i know, we could do more. >> ashley: latest quinnipiac poll, lee zeldin is trailing kathy hochul by four points, back to you guys. >> carley: crime is a top issue in the pennsylvania senate race, dr. oz getting support from the widow of murdered p

kathy hochul will try to raise the age of a semi-automatic is 21. we'll see who scores more points tonight. >> thank you very much. >>> let's check if right now on another midterm battleground. we're talking about wisconsin. where early in person voting just got underway. omar jimenez is in the state capital of madison for us. the number of preelection ballots cast nationwide right now is approaching the 10 million mark. how is it going in wisconsin? >> reporter: that is right, wolf. well today is the first day of early in-person voting here in wisconsin. and we've got two major races here that have been too close to call or too close to show any clear leader based on recent polls between democrat governor tony evers against tim mikals and mandela barns and ron johnson. now in the state we've seen a general upward trend in midterm voter turnout going back to 1990 according to the state data. and the early votes cast today and the early voting period will contribute to now to the now more than 9 million early ballots cast nationwide up to this point

kathy hochul has the advantages being in such a democratic state.ee zeldin has not made an incredible contest out of it. eric shawn in thornwood new york with the very latest. eric? >> hi, neil. yes, that he has. you know, it's a precedent that lee zeldin hopes to replicate in westchester north of new york city. to turn a largely blue suburban county red. here glenn youngkin and lee zeldin teamed up. the governor came up on the stage and ripped to lee zeldin's challenger, kathy hochul. he said that her lacks policies have led to a spike in crime. she stands up for criminals and law enforcement haas been left demeaned and demoralized. youngkin says crime has become a major flash point of this campaign. >> the number 1 issue that i hear from so many new yorkers and rising crime, soaring crime, das letting criminals run free. kathy hochul says he doesn't understand why it's so important why we want to lock up criminals. it shows that she's out of touch with the reality on the ground. >> hochul campaigned here eight miles away from where we are now with