kelly ann, ben, great to see all of you. >> dr. fauci colluded with big tech to squash the covid misinformation out there. the ag who led that charge, missouri's eric schmitt is out there next going to give us details on what went on inside that room stay with us. was forced to testify under oath about the role he had in what he deemed to sensor covid disinformation. that was part of an investigation launched by missouri and louisiana attorneys general, eric schmitt and jeff landry. many damning takeaways from the seven-hour-long session including the bombshell that fauci knew that masks were ineffective yet still pushed them day in and day out. that detail is of great interest given we highlighted venerated doctors who said this very thing throughout much of 2020. >> masks don't work for influencers like social distance. it doesn't work. this is settled science. those in the media and the public who want to cling to those illusions are fooling themselves. and they're hurting society. >> he's missouri's senator elect. we're excited

and this is where i think the kelly anne conway testimony is so important, because -- and if the incident reported in jonathan's book is accurate, and the committee can find that or jack smith and his own interviews can find that, it blows, you know, a wide hole in trump's basicdy fence, which is, i really thought i had won, because what he said to her was, how could i have lost? that is, you know, gold, when it comes to a potential criminal prosecution, which is what jack smith is looking at, but it's also very, very important to the january 6th committee, because it really does, whether you want to say a crime was committed or not, something very, very grave happened on that day and trump knew about it and did it anyway. so, that's why i think, you know, both will look into this. and then, i think, just to go full circle with respect to the secret service, the interesting thing about kellyanne conway, she's testifying voluntarily. and she's been there -- she was there for five hours and it's always refreshing to see a trump person actually voluntarily show up. but that's evidently what

. >> and this comes a day after kelli ann conway testified. she left back in august of 2020.what did the committee want to learn from her? >> she still is someone who had close access to the former president. she was also someone that outlined in her own memoir counselled the president he did not win the election. >> why did you choose to come here today? >> because i was asked to. >> you were told to? >> what conversations did you have with president trump or other people in his orbit during the january 6th attack on the capitol? >> won't talk about that because i i may have talked about that here. >> so she obviously wasn't that forth coming about her testimony, but what's interesting is the timing of all of this. they didn't subpoena kelyanne conway. it really did not happen until the 11th hour. the committee has to 23i7bish their final report in just the next couple weeks because once republicans take control of the majority, it's likely this committee goes away. so they must have felt there was something important that conway had to share that they want wanted to be in t

ahead but open it up to new leadership and by the way, the republican party has to do the same and kelly anne red wave, this country is stuck. let's unstick it for the next generation. >> john: we have to roll, appreciate it. >> sandra: wiping out american savings, all the money stashed up during the pandemic, the big concern, the holiday spending slowdown hitting the american economy. steve forbes on that just ahead. plus, the hero who took down the shooter in colorado is here. he'll join us live next. we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? ♪ if you're on medicare, remember, the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare and take advantage of a broad range of p

kelly ann, i guess making the argument that republicans are about to take control of the senate.es have good issues to motivate their base. abortion, although it seems to have diminished. i've got to play a michael moore clip later. and the arsenal of the democrats. and the other side, inflation and economy more broadly, it's crime and it's border. so everybody's got something to get their folks out. and regardless of who you might be voting for, please go vote. >>> up ahead, we've assembled the most knowledgeable minds from three more key states when we come back. we're going to drill down next on nevada? did you note my pronunciation -- nevada? i've got it down. utah and arizona. make sure you're going to smerconish.com and answering this week's poll question -- will the republicans take role of united states senate on tuesday? try dove dry spray. our weigightless formula with 1/4 moisturizers is effefective and kind to skin. leaving you feeling instantltly dry and confident. is it possible the only thought that comes to mind is... ♪ finally? this is financial security and linc

but we are learning from his former adviser kelly anne conway, she says that there should be an expectationf a november surprise, perhaps announcing in a couple weeks, i'm not sure that would be much of a surprise, given the fact that he's been talking about this really for much of the last year or two. but the question is, yes, he's campaigning for senator chuck grassley, who is running for his eighth term, he's 89 years old, the oldest republican in the senate. he has some soft support among the conservative because here in iowa, so, this is a bit of an insurance policy for the former president to come and, you know, say his support out lout for chuck grassley. but there is no doubt that this is about donald trump and this is about his sort of reasserting himself on the stage as he decides if he's going to run. he's anticipating a strong republican showing next tuesday and he certainly wants to be front and center in all of that. >> yeah, maybe that is a wave that he will ride. we will see. jeff zeleny reporting live for us from iowa. thank you for that. >>> and to new york now, where vic

really think the candidate quality measure is something will have to go back and look at into kelli anne'shere is a point where it solo that they drag other people down in in some cases even having a popular governor is not enough to drag you over the 50%. >> can i offer a slight pivot. and so the candidate quality performance quality do you use a sports analogy. you make more improvement from game-winning game to than any other point. it's hard when game one is a statewide race for the united states senator of governor, it's hard. >> you typing away you have to share your typing. >> i agree people either get better running us candidates were not paid is better to run for something before you jump on a bigger stage. but it is a question that every candidate faces in every single contest raised in 1999 george w. bush one from governor and the second most populous state in the union having be actively involved in his father's campaign. he thought he knew everything about running for president in three months and he said this is a bigger challenge it could ever imagine. >> it's nice to have s

i need karl or kelly ann how can you split your ticket kemp warnock.kemp is doing well how is maybe bar knock out performing abrams that's what i will be watching tonight. >> bret: one more question on senator scott. does he have bigger ambitions after this election? >> i think he wants to buy the dallas cowboys. >> dana: have you been encouraging him to bigger things for a long time, trey. whether or not he is listening to you we don't know. >> trey: i haven't talked to him in the last 30 minutes. [laughter] he is grateful for the chance to serve for six more years. i know that. >> bret: head over to bill hemmer at the billboard i do getzing some of these races. >> bill: introduce you to new features and for the next several hours take our viewers and folks in the studio here through what we believe will be the best way to track this race. okay? so two new features here. i'm going to start in virginia with these key house races, okay? we call them key because they begin tonight these are three of the toss-ups in the state of virginia. so, they can eit

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