kellyanne: i have seen all of their names. we will let them continue to talk to you about them and the president talked to many different people and he never truly reveals what he thinks about some people which i think is smart. the bible says a multiple of wisdom through a multitude of counselors and i think that is smart for any person in public office and that is true of president trump. the three people you mentioned, i am sure will have a role. if you run for president, there is a lot of money attached. that is why you don't hear from court teams from 2020 because they are somewhere counting their money and he is at mar-a-lago. it is not the overall office -- oval office. i think you will talk to the people he trusts -- he will talk to the people he trusts and he will consult with folks who do not have formal roles in the campaign but are a part of the cabinet. i would not have had the first job as the campaign manager if i were not listened to. that is a situation that i think a number of people have with donald trump an

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to sara's report there, kellyanne conway saying she did not plead the fifth.rised by that? >> you know, look, most people appear voluntarily. so, you know, that's not that uncommon. she probably didn't plead the fifth. she talked toer lawyer and said there is little chance you have criminal exposure based on your role outside of the white house and the kinds of conversations you had with the president. so just go in and answer at least some of the questions. but i think when people don't have anything to fear, they don't plead the fifth. >> what about trump's exposure here? you heard, obviously, what the committee could get to know from her. >> yeah. >> what do you think? >> no, absolutely. there are a couple of things she could shed light on. she has a conversation with someone in the white house. there is a reported conversation on january 6th trying to get the president, call him off, you know, in the course of the people who are placing calls at the white house, number one. number two, he acknowledges to her at some point, prior to january 6th, that he los

in the service of evil often. [ applause ] i introduced kellyanne to the public.re a lot of people got to know her. >> jimmy: in a lot of ways she seems to be, and i agree with you as far as the evil thing goes, but she seems to be the only competent person who ever kind of came out of that world. >> very competet. he should have made her the campaign manager and a few other things. but you know, i don't know. but look, i think conservatives, if there's any watching this show, i think they're put off by the idea -- i mean, part of the way we're talking tonight. like oh, liberals. they talk like this country would be perfect if only the stupid people would stop acting so stupid. while they're doing stupid things. i mean, i walked into your show tonight and everyone's wearing masks and i was like, seriously? could you take the mask off? >> jimmy: that's just left over from halloween. [ laughter ] >> no, no. and your assistant said you don't have to. right. because germs don't attack celebrities. >> jimmy: no. the reason we wear masks. you want to know the real reaso

kellyanne conway thank you for joining us this morning appreciate it?>> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> todd: just six days out from election day. >> razor thin margins. >> do what? >> in ohio democrat tim ryan and republican j.d. vance in a dead heat. >> i plan to be an independent voice for the people of ohio. >> we have to solve these problems. >> the horrifying night for police in newark, new jersey after two officers were shot in the line of duty. state and federal authorities are certaining for the suspect. >> going from apartment to apartment now. >> pleading not guilty in his first court hearing. >> sources tell fox news

>> kellyanne: i think it's run pops run. reason for them to set the mic step aside if you are the biden family and even if you are joe biden. this is a guy who thinks he is fdr, the rest of us think he is m.i.a. no one ever levels with him. no one tells him this isn't going well, you're spending too much money on things we don't need and bankrupting our children's and grand children's futures were. they don't say you are an unpopular in the polls and the reason were unwelcome most of these candidates because you and your vice president are all unpopular but if you got the job you want to keep the job. it's much harder to dislodge a sitting president by its party than people realize. jimmy carter had to fend off a challenge by ted kennedy in 1980, kennedy won 12 contests including new york, california, big states but was the nominee, george herbert walker bush fed until stomach fended off peppy cotton but i think that paved the way for ross perot but it remains to be seen, we arty have the job and the party structure and appa

will take you to all the election with two of the best political minds in the business kellyanne conwaynd mark penn. first let's set the stage. in the final four week of campaigning the scale of what looks like a republican victory started to come into closer view. the wall street journal's pre-election opinion poll showed a sharp swing to the gop in the last few weeks the generic ballot not only has them because by two points, having them three points behind in the summer. inside the numbers are striking details that show the strength and breath of the gop advance. biden's approval rating is down two points from august. 71% of voters think the economy is moving in the wrong direction. there has been big movement to the republicans among key voting groups. most strikingly white women living in suburban areas who make up 20% of the voting population now favor the republicans by 15 points, that is a 27-point swing from the last pool in the summer. you also get a good sense of how nervous democrats are feeling about tuesday's results by the patent of campaigning in the final few days befor

we have kellyanne conway, i'm sure. kelly, let's go to mark's point about looking elsewhere to our energy sources. the life blood 0 our economy. the life blood of the world's economy. we have more gas, we have more oil, we have more coal than all of these countries combined. we have the ability to produce it, do it faster, cleaner and cheaper. why would you go to venezuela a country that we don't recognize? why go to saub raid that you think is being run by a murderer. why not create jobs here and national security on top of it? >> it's the same question -- a poll was released yesterday and gave the americans five choices. the combined top two answers, 75% said that we want to return to the energyand drilling policies we had in the last administration or we want to start producing more oil. it's one in the same. but anyway you slice it, people didn't say nothing. they didn't say reduce that. so i think joe biden has gotten himself in to a little bit of a pickle here if the media would just bother themselves to fact chec

kellyanne i saw you checking your head while i was reading. what you've got?n a given day, anybody care what is he has to say, this man has earned 55% disapproval rating to have last year. and by the way, conservatives already feel like big tech is unfair. we know that twitter censored the new york post and took away its twitter account and, you know, people expect social media owners and they expect tech owners and they expect the new york times and washington post to do the democrats' bidding. these should be a fair and free form for all and joe biden is just wrong to say, by the way, i am struck and disappointed how much joe biden has been denying and lying. he's being called out by the fact-checkers in the washington post. he's lying about the economy to people. >> guy, the most important question as we head into election day, will you be purchasing your blue check mark? >> no. i'm not spending my own money on it. if someone wants to -- >> can we expense it? >> exactly. work expense, then maybe yes. with my own cash, probably -- is that tomorrow? is it goi

thank you both, kellyanne conway and mark penn, thank you., team that will lead our coverage tuesday, take a deep dive into election night and how it could play out, they are next. and we would experience turbulence. i would watch the flight attendants. if they're not nervous, then i'm not going to be nervous. financially, i'm the flight attendant in that situation. the relief that comes over people once they know they've got a guide to help them through, i definitely feel privileged to be in that position. ♪ >> shannon: political junkies preparing for uncertainty on tuesday, given the real possibility we may not know the outcome by the time we go to bed. it is due to defenses between how states run their own election and how quickly mail-in and absentee ballots are counted. what should we expect? our team who will lead us, bret baier and martha maccallum, good to see you guys. bret, preparing people to be patient. >> bret: yes, it is very possible we've seen evolution on how the states have dealt with elections, but a couple of them are alre

kellyanne, do we have you?ident of the united states to kind of reassure the world that things were going to come down? that this was going to be under control, reassure allies, reassure the markets. >> jesse, i worked in a white house with the commander in chief. you either convene a press conference like this, which they did, and you have the leaders sitting there where everyone can speak or one speaks on behalf of the group or you don't do that and you issue some kind of statement. doesn't have to be lengthy. if you look, you have those umbrellas. our president looked like the ice cube in one of those sugary drinks without jealous coming out and then the mannequins around him, the world leaders had nothing to say. i certainly hope they were just waiting for another press to arrive are waiting for some of the interpreters to come. i don't know why you would sit there and not address the world. don't even call the meeting. as you pull out, we see there are even more leaders there. i'm confounded why they would

kellyanne, you're shaking your head. no, i think the 16s in8 is inhi charge of electing them brought in. mcdaniel said she'll run again. they invested. i mean, they moved over three hundred and three million dollars to these candidates at the end, had one hundred million voter contacts, one million volunteers. k i mean, none of that matters, does it?e if we don't? i think it results. >> l we want i mean, i likeee z the s on , but liz alden's great. >> he should go take out kirsten gillibrand is one of the most unremarkable senators and one of the most unremarkable dartmouth thaduates of all time. pe, well, but very quickly, very quickly, i thinopk we didnt get some of the results you want because people believe the sugar high of these phony poll poand they were republican leaning. everybody went and cherry picked the polls they liked, but wells do. all right. the we didn't wait for all the brilliant volunteers we had. we don't bank hundredse don't bf thousands of votes in pennsylvania, which is what they did to get fette

bill will put it up, kellyanne you talking with votes about early vote there.s for democrats. >> as we have seen, early vote favors democrats. i think if you motivated to vote against republicans or for the democrats, in north carolina you is start early, unclear if democrats have cannibalized electoral vote day vote. that is tighter than some people are expecting. chuck schumer, i think he didn't help beasley much. this is one that is surprising people. they feel good that will tighten. and they have already called three house races. greg murphy, and and bishop and mchenry in north carolina, they feel good and look at counties 206, that we calm pi piv -- call pivot county 6 or 7 were in north carolina. they should stay solidly republican, i think we have a linger night in north carolina. >> tray, looking at north carolina your thoughts? do you think that ted budd the pull it out or beasley doing better? >> it makes me wonder a little bit, 3 -- two other candidates three and republican primary. former mayor of c charlotte, mark walker, a house member, president

let me get kellyanne.f the opinion that partisan won last night, that you could pretty much be a corpse, and if you have a "d" next to your name, you'll be a rubber stamp for the agenda, that the partisanship nearly nullified anything else you might stand for, no matter how radical it might be. >> no doubt that's true. the democrats knew that, sean and governor, going into their closing arguments. they weren't talking about the new plan to tackle inflation or to combat crime or to bring us back to energy independence, get out of ukraine, stopping people from crossing the southern border, getting rid of fentanyl being the number one killer. they said, we're scolding you, democracy is not on the ballot. don't let them win. the smarter democrats are admitting they were appealing to their base, not early, but late. that's unusual. late in the game political savants usually try to appeal to independents, swing voters, late-in-the-game deciders. i think there's information to take away from last night. one is in

she did say, kellyanne conway did, that she is there voluntarily. we're not aware of any public subpoena at the very least, issued to conway. she said that the last time she spoke to former president trump was last week, when he called her. she declined to divulge any details of that conversation. the january 6th committee has declined to comment on this interview with conway as a standard practice for them. now here is what we know. conway is a long-time top adviser to former president trump, she was not working for him on the day of january 6th, but her proximity to trump's orbit makes her a very interesting figure our to this committee. beyond that, there is reporting from the "washington post" that she reached out to an aide to donald trump at the time on the day of january 6th, lending her support for encouraging donald trump to speak out and ask the rioters to go home. the january 6th committee, again they're not saying exactly what they want from conway, but they know the philosophy is to talk to anybody they can speak to because you never kn

not necessarily one anticipated to be as high on the list, kellyanne as it was.in georgia as well. a lot of democrat voters saying that is one of the top priorities for them. that is something that rafael warnock is, is more sympathetic to. do you think that will play out as central issue or will it be the economy, inflation, all the struggles that people are going through right now? >> it is the same issue set that exist ad few weeks ago, jackie. i think the republicans did a fine job of responding to voter concerns like rising cost, rising crime, education, some abortion, border security and the like, but the democrats came out with a different message. they basically were trying to scare people, democracy on the ballot. the world will end if you don't get-out-the-vote and it worked in some places. georgia was one of the few places you didn't have barack obama, clintons where you saw them in nevada, pennsylvania, a few other places. of course that changed now. i think everybody is all in for the runoffs. there are always some, always some sleeper issues, statew

nbc news has learned former white house counselor kellyanne conway is being deposed by the house januarywell, jose, we know that this is the first time that kellyanne conway has appeared before the committee in a formal setting answering questions on the record. and her appearance is significant for a number of reasons. perhaps the most important being the timing. the january 6th select committee is about to come to a conclusion. it is widely expected that when republicans take control of the house on january 3rd that the committee will be no more. so they're under a tight deadline right now to issue a final report. the fact that they're still deposing witnesses is significant, especially someone as high profile as kellyanne conway. and what we don't know is whether she was brought before the committee on her own or issued a subpoena. the committee did not publicly release a subpoena as it relates to kellyanne conway, but there have been a number of witnesses who they've subpoenaed quietly in an attempt to try and get them to participate and cooperate with the committee and not do so in

great stuff josh and kellyanne. thank you for coming on today. >> dana: tune in for tonight's special report spotlight, the ohio town hall. democrat tim ryan going head-to-head with republican j.d. vance. that's tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. >> master manipulators. they have this conspiracy going all across america to try and convince people that a democratic states are not as safe. >> bill: that is kathy hochul accusing republicans of making false claims about crime. we have details. >> dana: after voters have been saying for months inflation is their top concern now democrats are suddenly pivoting from social issues to the economy. is it too little too late? >> the u.s. supreme court hearing cases that could end affirmative action in college admissions. a big deal if it happens. what we learned from listening to the justice's questions just this week. problem. but as a veteran, you already have a solution. it's your powerful va home loan benefit. it lets you borrow up to a full 100% of your

does this explain what's going on here, kellyanne? >> it does, sadly. you are right.e have to bank those votes when we can i think the republicans are taking a chance that grand pa can get out of the bathroom let alone the house on election day to vote. why not get his vote early if we can many people like me like to show up in person and vote on the day. that's my choice. but we do know many people also in arizona, particularly, took their ballot on election day, brought the ballot there, rather than going inside to vote. i see 290,000 votes like that. you can't do that in florida. florida has a great process, jesse. they will not accept early ballots on election day. they start tallying early ballots early. and then they get those election day ballots put everything together and tell us that day who the winners are. in georgia, they have voter i.d. so they don't do this cumbersome time consuming process of verification how you just described in a fashion. it's ridiculous. by the way, i don't feel secure about that. i think the average person would say wait a second

i think the issue is, this comes back to messaging, kellyanne. now republicans have had great success in this cycle with messaging. i think if you want to put it they pushed the fear button on crime and inflation. >> you have obama out there scolding that things will fall apart. >> those are issues that spur turnout in the democratic. >> those aren't issues at all. >> those are. the idea that donald trump launched an insurrection. these are things. >> where is that in the polls, juan? >> this drives democratic turnout. you saw what happened in 2020 when trump was defeated by joe biden. >> thank you for admitting it's why it was the closing message is to get turnout. not make people feel better about how economically depressed they feel and single moms are struggling and single moms who have a job, one of the fastest growing new homeless groups in our country and it's a disgrace. thank you foraging the guy who ran and won on hope and change is gloom and doom and sour and do you recall to get democratic voters. 50% disapproval of joe biden oh every

but we got hav kellyanne conway i believe. su i'm pretty sure.re kellyanne, let me ask you this.. let me go to mark's point about looking elsewhere as it relates to you. are our energy sourcese li the lifeblood of our economy? fethe lifeblood of the world'swe economy? we've got more gas. of've got more oil, we've got more coal than all these countries combined. hesewe have the ability to prode it. we d o it faster. we do it cleaner. we do a cheaper. why would you go to venezuela, a country we don't even recognize? why would you go to saudi arabia where you thinky th it's being run by a murderer? ng why don't we produce it here at home and create jobs? >> it's good for nationalre a security. on top of it, it's the same question americans are asking. a poll was releasen d yesterday sean, and it gave americans five choices about this very issue. the edand a combined top two an. 75% essentially said we either l want to return to the energyin and drilling policies we had in the last administration or we o want to start producingil more oilne. so it's one in the same. but any wa y you s

kellyanne, we start with you. >> you're really good with numbers. so when we go back to twenty sixteen , if we take the three swing states that donald trump won combined total votes, seventy thousand, that's not a lot. if you look at 2020 and you look at arizona, georgia, wisconsin, you're talking about forty three thousand votes, kellyanne. so when i look at the polls in georgia and i look at the polls in new hampshire, and pennsylvania and nevada and arizona, although a poll has blake masters up by three today, and i look at those polls, am i wrong in believing that probably every one of those races or the power in the senate will be determined by tens of thousands of votes and not hundreds of thousands? >> yes, john , you're right. that's the way our elections have been going. and that's why these are called swing states . they literally sit on the razor's edge. and it depends, obviously, on turnout, but it also depends motivation and what i call investing in the nonsexist part of politics. everybody sees the as they see the rallies, the campaign

kellyanne, i think about dave mccormick, they won in ari arizona. there is going to be a reevaluation. >> that's what he meant by it. i would reevaluate the -- >> he was nodding. >> there are many first-time candidates i would encourage to run again but some of these folks who are first-generation, veterans, candidates of color, females, i love that they ran and they ran and they really did run on the same issues that all across the country that came up short on a national trend, that's one thing for i want people who show the courage on the name of that. that aside, i would reevaluate and some people will -- i'm not going to start carrying at 1:40:00 a.m., i don't care for many people in the republican consultancy, i have no sour grapes, i achieve something many of them have not had. i worry about people who will run around and blame the candidates and the republican parties, consultants always win and candidates often lose. they are a walking rico violation, make sure one gets on the gravy train and they bring the whole team on. i think some of th

mark, kellyanne, thank you very much. spoke early today in egypt to a global summit on climate change. he is now on his way to cambodia for another summit and a meeting with chinese leader xi jinping. but he is still getting questions about the midterms. white house correspondent peter doocy is travel g with the president in cambodia, now. >> it's still alive. drawing an inside straight still alive. >> the president who insisted before tuesday these midterms would not be a referendum on him says the results validate him. >> what in the next two years do you intend to do differently? >> nothing. >> that includes his economic plan, which he outlined along with a pledge to meet ambitious emissions goals by 2030 at the 27 climate change conference in egypt. >> proving a good climate policy is good economic policy. >> president biden and russian president putin were invited to some of the same meetings in asia this week but putin won't show. instead, this trip's marquee one-on-one will be with biden and china's xi jinping. >>

kellyanne conway back with me now. what's going on here? republicans changed the laws there.rassing for that. >> it is quite embarrassing when you can't do what florida, ohio and oregon does a good job count the early vote. match the day of voting and tell us on election night, drum roll please, who prevailed in the races. we knew from two years ago. we know florida was the laughingstock of the world after 2000 with the hanging chads and got their act together and invested. state legislatures have to make this a proal or tee. the one person one vote is the most equalizing factor is to have one vote and people feel like that can be in peril and they're confused. we have to start investing in this. arizona under governor doocy did a great thing on school choose and educational freedom and do it on election. let's be patient and wait for every legal vote to be counted. in arizona and nevada and other places where some of these races are too close to call. a different network called it for senator ron johnson in wisconsin this morning. it matters. we have to be patient because ou

dagen: kellyanne how much does this look to you it sticks in my mind 2016, right you know a matter ofefore the election then when you were saying pay attention to women, the heads of households people who financial decisions not just narrative out of democrats it is the fact that they have created at every turn this hardship, and that is why bill clinton can say that, but, barack obama can't talk about inflation, joe biden can't talk about inflation, because their policies created these financial problems, and they have no intention of changing course. not the last year, and not after the election. maria: no plan. >> agree completely joe biden is not a in an with a man positive maria's early point dagen he is every minute of 80 nobody looks at him says wow he is 80? could i never tell is to engettics, fights teleprompter, women too start to believe that you created those problems can solve same problems women know this i think democrats are banking on, a lot of ignorance to match with arrogance that we don't notice somehow don't notice that they are the ones created these problems the

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of power. >> sandra: mike thanks, john. >> john: fox news contributor, and former senior advisor, kellyanne conway. numbers from the wall street journal poll, white suburban women, how they have shifted. favoring the democrats in august by 12, and now 15 to the republicans. a net shift of 27 points which is huge. the slice of the electorate is 20% of voters, what's moving these women this way. >> yes. it's truly remarkable, john. in 2020, covid had them very afraid, rightly so, and it was their top issue. now it's inflation and it's crime. and a little bit of education, too. still a hangover there among many parents not understanding why the schools aren't as worried as the parents are about these test scores declining, about lost learning, emotional and mental challenges the kids themselves are saying that they face. and yet you have people out there talking about abortion and january 6th and climate change and trump, trump, trump. so, i don't think these are very complicated topics why women have shifted. what con found me completely is how the democrats never responded to those concerns.

a bald-faced answer, kellyanne conway gave testimony this week.we reported, one thing they are very interested in was passage in your book where -- you know, they're interested in getting at donald trump's state of mind and whether he knew he lost and knew he was lying to the public about the election results, and then there was a passage in your book about him giving a remark to kellyanne conway that i can't believe i lost to this guy, about joe biden. that was one of the things they're interested in. more questions, of course, for kellyanne, but i do think the report will demonstrate in great detail how trump said things about the election, but privately said other things where he indicated he knew that what he was telling the public was not true, and the committee is interested in pursuing a case about defrauding the american people and making that case very clear in this report. >> yeah. so key. mind-set and the idea of fraud put upon the american people. luke broadwater, great stuff. appreciate it. >>> thanks to all of you also for getting up

here with reaction kellyanne conway.ause you have nbc, the today show, they have their reporter report the story. and then nbc out in san francisco is the story and i think they are not tracking that one. can you explain that? >> kellyanne: if i make a why is this important? why are we talking about paul pelosi at the attacks? it is important because he is married to the number three in line to the presidency. the third most important person in our nation's government. i'm very sorry for what happened in paul pelosi. i'm not sorry she is no longer going to be speaker of the house. it is important because to not have her home in san francisco, secured in that way to have her spouse not concerned is -- and number two the doj and that san francisco d.a.s have a complete conflicting report according to reporter in san francisco whose beach is san francisco -- beat is san francisco. the department of justice says two officers opened the thorpe. the d.a. says paul pelosi opened the door with his left hand. when you and the som

. >> kellyanne, in this environment and this policy issues, inflation, immigration, crime, and a place like philadelphia and pittsburgh, it doesn't set the table for republicans, what does we know the map looks a lot better next time in 2024 but this is pretty stunning. >> it's pretty stunning i don't think john fetterman in the united states found senate is going to bring anybody back to have a moderate centrist governing body in the upper chamber. his problem is not his health they hope he lives another 50 years god bless him. his problem he's against fracking and andrew g rich state. that was said many times the problem he looked into her camera and said you can release up to one third of all criminals and no one would feel less safe. people know what they got here, the question is how does that translate into a washington this early scene is broken and ineffective. you are right i can't think of a more straightforward less complicated issue that was more in favor of one party than this particular one. the big question is about joe biden for this reason he was not welcome on the cam

kellyann talked about the relief that biden wants to get to, student loan forgiveness. i don't think that was the right thing to do. tim has said that, that he doesn't believe that joe biden should run again in 2024. you're not finding a lot of republicans saying that. democrats aren't saying it. what tucker said about black lives matter, i don't know how that matters in this campaign at all. the reason they're doing so well in florida, because ron desantis got schools open, roads back open. you could be blue, yellow in this country, get elected on those issues. hispanic voters want us to help their kids be better in their lives than they have been in america. that's what democrats have to get back to. democrats, win or lose tonight, we have to reset. the left-leaning people in our party, they may have good intention, but their ability to implement and come up with good proposals has proved lacking. tonight we'll see more and more of that kind of result. >> karl, i'm looking at ohio as well here. maybe we can get a look at where the vote is still outstanding. it's inter

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how tough kellyanne does that make because of your jobs? >> it's tough and that's overstated.spect i think that your times of trying to do a little cya they said donald trump at 8% chance of winning michigan by 15% of being a president overall. he won michigan, became the president. they're doing it in a way that cannot be wrong. there's a way to make the both feel comfortable to speak to many americans do want to express themselves and feel that they are participating in the voice matters way head of the election. find it to be very dangerous and disappointing to hear a current. the democrats out there basically scaring people away from voting. they're all out there saying elections in ours are looking them saying you are inflation desires your rising crime deniers your education lost learning and reduced test score deniers. that's why a lot of those women that you talked about are willing to talk to pollsters but are willing to come to the polls and say look i'm swinging over the issue is uncomplicated and straightforward for its inflation in the economy. it's immigration bu

kellyanne conway, put up the poll, found biden support among democratic voters increased from augustrom 44% to 50%, the same time president trump's approval rating declined from 59 to 54%. kellyanne conway, at this moment in time, i know there's a long time between now and november 2024, who is the stronger candidate? >> oh, i hope biden runs again. i sent him a month's supply of fresh fruit and vitamins and i'm scared to death kamala harris could be president. 55% to her 17%, followed by bernie sanders at 12%, he's strong in his own party. the problem for him, the poll you showed is the after glow of some democratic wins, they lost the house, nancy pelosi and hoyer will no longer be in leadership. i think it's going to be difficult to dislodge him from the nomination, he's a sitting president unless there is a third party candidate or someone from inside the candidate the way ted kennedy challenged jimmy carter, won 12 contests in 1980, and pat buchanan challenging george bush, and to lead the bill clinton presidency, but trump and biden are the front runners in their parties. it's

. >> we welcome kellyanne conway back to the panel. talk about our model and how it's shrinking as far as numbers of seats. what are you hearing, number one. number two, is there any chance that republicans don't win the house tonight? >> there's a very slim chance the republicans don't win the house tonight. those elections become more national. bothering these places in every place. fox news poll and we got briefed on earlier is a very accurate, anywhere from plus 12 plus four nationally and when you ask the question what if that would translate to seats, may be low end 20, high and make into the 30s. that's the range we are looking at now. we won't have again may be ever in our lifetimes a 63 seat loss, just not enough available seats. in 2020 there were 27 toss up seats in the house. republicans won 27 of 27. this time there are 36 toss-up seats in the house and biden had carried 34. we were already, i think there were more democratic seats this time, democratic held seats that ended up being toss up seats. i think we end up with 5

and i would love to know what kellyanne conway told the investigators.d i think in january 6th committee for their incredible work. over in the senate, because we kept the senate and we want to add that one more see it i love the people turning out to vote in georgia, that means that one, we can confirm judges and continue confirming judges. you know the role they have played in rejecting election deniers and other claims throughout the system. that's number one. number two we want to, that electoral count act -- we're working to get that through before the end of the year. number three, the efforts that you just saw in georgia where democrats pushed to allow for, of course, saturday voting, continuing to push voting rights in every state capitol, and also on the federal level. not as easy, but we must continue the cause. protecting election workers. making sure that they have the resources they need. all this will be going on in the senate. we will of course allow those special counsel that was just appointed to be able to do his job with the important

. >> kellyanne conway testified to the january 6th committee today. let's listen to what the question she answered for more of a reporter for a few seconds after the testimony. >> did you plead the fifth? >> why did you choose to come here? today >> because i was asked to. >> but you said you came here voluntarily so we're not earn a subpoena? >> i'm not gonna answer that question. >> so andrew weissmann, as to jack smith's january six investigation. there's kellyanne conway, i didn't plead the fifth, by the way we don't know if anything was she said to reporters is true, she said she didn't plead the fifth, and that she went there voluntarily. that's yet another indicator that there may be witnesses like that out there available to discuss their communications with donald trump about january 6th. that that investigation still has to have some conversations? >> absolutely. you can be sure that one of the things that jack smith is doing is not just getting his hands around what has been done, but is focusing on what has not been done and needs to be do

kellyanne conway?ould billion as if i was putting together a committee to address climate change and put oil executives on there. these are the people who created the problem to begin with. they're not going to be the people to solve it. i think the gop is dwighted as to which direction they want to go. do they want to two in the maga direction or maga lite with ron desantis? i suspect at the end of the day they'll try to go in a desantis direction where it's maga without the tweets, without the truth social, without all the circus, but with possible harsher policies and divisive rhetoric. >> you raise the data points. the raise that question, which i think the party is definitely -- is it maga lite, diet maga or a maga rebrand, where blackwater says so much negative they've changed the name, but the company, personnel, the policy rts same. that's something we can explore with or without marvel next time. good seeing you, chai. >> good seeing you. >> appreciate it. >> january 6th committee is actually

martha: kellyanne, a great point.d we live in where each side has the issues they're most fired up about. kind of seems like they're living in two separate countries almost at times. you looked at the fox news voter analysis a gauge of people as minds, what do you think so far? >> martha, no doubt this country is divided, senate is divided, the washington is divided, households are divided but the country is not divided on biggest issues motivating them for the polls at midterms. 70% ever americans tell fox news pollsters and other pollsters are concerned about crime, immigration and inflation and border security. the democrats taken a huge gamble creating a parallel universe talking about something totally different. we'll see if their gamble pays off. the other thing not in doubt you're dealing with a unpopular president whose disapproval rating over 50% a year. independents are leaning far more towards republicans will they show up? i think for independents the big question in the midterms not just for whom to vote