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

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

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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

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 kno

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

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 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

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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

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let's turn to kellyanne, conway former counselor to president trump and fox news contributor. es this explain what's going on here, kellyanne? >> it does, sadly. you are right. we 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,

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

meeting with reporters is hosted by the christian science monitor. >> good morning, our guest is kellyanne conway. this is her third christian science monitor breakfast. ms. conway is a native of new jersey and has degrees from trinity college here in d.c. and from the george washington university law school where she found her calling as a pollster. she has advised many republican candidates and finally, advised donald trump and in 2016, made history as mr. trump campaign manager, becoming the first woman to manage a successful american presidential campaign. she served as senior counselor to president trump through his inauguration until august of 2020 and i guess her favorite titles are mom and maybe champion blueberry packer? you have to put that in your book. she did that as a teenager in south jersey. ms. conway: i'm really a philadelphia eagles fan. also i am a phillies fan. >> please, no life blogging were tweeting and no filing of any kind well the breakfast is underway. no embargo when the session ends and we will email pictures and a rough transcript from this breakfast to all the repo

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kellyanne conway with important bias it is important for republicans to stay unified in their messagevoters. watch this. >> i'm glad that donald trump and ron desantis into republican party and accomplishments people can look to and emily in their own states. people want to run for office because they are inspired by candidates, by leaders like them who don't back down and get things done, who work with velocity. i would love to see the two of them up on the stage in georgia with i don't know brian kemp throw him in there also so. we need more unity and less divisiveness into republican party. we have the best messages but not unity right now. the democrats have no good policies or aspirational, hopeful forward-looking messages but it paid off in some of the elections. >> todd: let's bring in robert charles former assistant secretary of state george w. bush and former naval intel officer who served in both reagan and bush white house. so much election stuff, if you will time pack. i want to start with these delays. these delays are unacceptable they infused out into the system. why do

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kellyanne conway with this. >> we know florida had -- was the laughingstock of the world at 2,000 withds and got their act together. state legislatures have to make it a priority. the one person one vote is the most equal factor is to have one vote no matter who we are. >> harris: one person is in charge of it here in florida. florida's secretary of state is in "focus" now. great to see you today. i know you were recently appointed by the governor desantis and i have had the responsibility for a while now to take a look at the votes. first of all it was seamless, 7 million. what is advice you would give others still counting right now? >> it starts with the legislature and putting the proper procedures in place and that's what we've done. i was in the florida house for six years and every year we worked on im provoke our elections to where the gold standard in 2020 and 2022 as the governor said. it really begins with having the proper laws and procedures in place. >> harris: so, you know, kellyanne conway put it best, a hot mess back in 2000 with the hanging chads and everything else.

joining us tonight kellyanne conway and mark penn.ouple days to digest even as this is going on what is your take away now. >> two takeaways t stopping red wave. in the previous four elections independence broke for the party out of power dible digits. this time exit polls the independents favored democrats 49-47 narrowly but just enough, i think, to push over in a couple of theses races. the other thing is the youth vote favored 18 to 29-year-old favored democrats by 28 points. look at a place by michigan gretchen was not penalized for locking down gen z activated by act 3 on the ballot. reports of students at michigan and michigan state sitting in the cold with plan dotes vote on the abortion referendum. we got our clocks cleaned in michigan state legislative races lost. i'm really happy for the republicans. i think this was transitional election transformative one. we will have majority control in the house in the senate get back to 50/50 maybe. the democrats spent a lot of money and honestly didn't have much of a message except sc

we'll check in with kellyanne conway and mike huckabee next. i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for? >> sean: all right. now house republican leader mccarthy officially launched his bid for speaker today as the gop is inching closer, as we've been showing you, to the magic number of 218 seats needed to secure the house majority, which is fully expected. we are continuing to follow key house races across the country. we're now at 207. the voting is still underway at this hour. again, a national disgrace. here with reaction, former counselor to president trump, fox news contributor, kellyanne conway, along with former arkansas governor m mike huckab. would you have been officially replaced as the best governor in the history of state of arkansas. you know, i hope you can deal with that reality. that's just a fact. >> well, i was just proud that sarah, you know, kept the numbers low. she didn't try to show off or anything. only got 63.5% of the vote. >> sean: what did you get when you won? >> let me just say it was a different time

here's a relay action kellyanne conway fox news contributor informer counselor to president donald trump happy days giving and happy holidays we are getting closer to christmas, thank you for joining us. what do you think the conversation is going like at that billionaire's house joe biden is borrowing on nantucket? >> kellyanne: i think it's run pops run. there is no 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 co

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kellyanne conway and i just talked about this.what does it say that a former president chose to go there at the end of the pandemic? trump went to florida. he's always had a place there. he has a lot of houses. >> yeah, florida born and raised, florida voter. i go back often. i was there last weekend. the enthusiasm last weekend, when you say desantis, you can't get through the rest of your speech. there's a lot of cheers. i would counter that reaction that you get to the reaction of the media. tammy, watch the meltdown. just smile. >> i'm totally just got miami-dade. this is a big one in florida. let's take a look. we got the -- yeah. so let's put this in some perspective. miami-dade county has 275,000 people. in 2016, this was a democratic county by 30 points. look at this. in the mail-in and early vote, which again tends to be more democratic friendly, marco rubio, the republican, is outright leading in miami-dade county. >> miami-dade has been trending republican for a long time. it's been slowly slipping toward the republican

. >> sandra: and kellyanne conway has experience. >> poll shows suburban women have shifted toward republicans in the closing days of this midterm campaign. white suburban women make up 20% of the electorate, now favoring republicans by 15 points. that is a 27 point shift from voting for democrats since the wall street journal august poll. also suggests the issue of abortion rights has faded in importance after democrats initially saw energy this fast summer. affluent northern virginia suburbs, leslie vega is campaigning with glenn youngkin. >> i don't know about you, but i find myself having to go to three different grocery stores trying to make that dollar stretch. and i am tired of a government that no longer reflects the needs or the interests of we the people. >> vega is running against abigail spamburger, considered a toss-up, similar to other districts, suburban districts mostly affluent and typically blue or democratic seats. a short time ago, a high profile surrogate in a suburban new york district suggested republicans don't have the answers. >> here is the truth. we do have too much

fox news political analyst and kellyanne conway, hello to you both. nice to see you in person.tico" today. no one has more riding on the outcome than joe biden. throughout all the head winds he faced in the two years and one day since he got the president see he had house and senate majorities and leaders backing him up. now the back stop is seriously at risk, end quote. juan. >> i think two things to consider. one is he had a very narrow margin. clearly 50/50 in the senate. and not much more in the house. and got a tremendous amount done legislatively. we can go through the checklist. without that where does he go? i don't think i stand alone saying republicans are likely to take control of the house tonight. so with kevin mccarthy under the influence of a lot of far right wingers, freedom caucus types in the house, exactly what can you expect if you are the president of the united states? the answer will be not much. so i think as a result, he has to hope he holds the senate and can still deal with judges and i think he has to intend to make a very clear statement about getti

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

kellyanne conway fox news contributor former senior counselor to president trump. let's ask her what is your reaction? >> the last thing joe biden should be mentioning abroad were the past elections. he is inviting world leaders to do to him what his democratic party candidates did to him, ignore him. he endorsed very few candidates overtly and got involved in very few primaries. one that sticks out to me is the congressional seat in oregon where kurt shrader was the incumbent. we flipped the seat republican with a latina republican may i note. his record on these domestic elections was non-existent to terrible. sure, one thing they'll keep the senate and maybe have a 50/50 senate but not a mandate for him. the best thing that happened to republicans and worse to democrats out of last tuesday is joe biden and kamala harris will run for president and vice president again. the party is stuck with them. the other thing is i would not call attention to the u.s. elections if i were president biden because we can't even count the votes in arizona on time. keeping preside

our podcast dropped with kellyanne conway. check that out.as "the story" goes on. >> neil: the senate may still be in doubt, but here's what is not. stocks. soaring. i mean soaring on signs inflation may just be slowing. more on whether investors are making a risky bet. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. first now to las vegas where they're used to such bets. the latest from jonathan hunt there. jonathan? >> good afternoon, neil. the counting goes on here in nevada. it is slow

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

time i checked with them they were writing their final report but still submitting interviews, kellyanne conway was there, tony oronato whose name should be pretty familiar, a former secret service agent and white house aide and implicated about the story of donald trump reaching for the steering wheel, prying to get to the capitol. also robin ross, a to be republican official in wisconsin, who refused to overturn the state's election there, when there was a lot of pressure. what is the committee doing? and could perhaps, could we see another public hearing before they dissipate? >> all good questions, and it is pretty remarkable, katy, to point out benny thompson the chairman told us last night, they are about to put their pens down on their final report but at the same time they're still conducting lengthy depositions with some of the most important key players, the deposition with kellyanne conway, for instance, in excess of five hours. so it is interesting that they're still compiling the information while at the same time attempting to distill it and put it into a final report. but to answ

kellyanne conway testified before the january 6 committee on monday morning, expecting to issue a final report of 1000 pages or more. >> we certainly don't want the jim jordans of the world to cherry pick something to not disclose or make a false narrative of it. >> reporter: meanwhile, the democrats are talking about when they take control. >> we will have 25 members on the committee, and we are going to have a staff close to 70. so we have the ability to investigate a lot of things. >> reporter: the republicans have already announced planned investigations into president biden and his son hunter. skyler hunter, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> watching wall street, it was a rough one. the dow down 500 points and the nasdaq and s&p 500 down. >>> as we look to the next big holiday, the food bank is working for neighbors in need, and recently i got a look inside the food bank in contra costa and solano forgiving tuesday. >> it's a global movement to inspire people to do good in the world. we'll open our doors to the public and are inviting people in for a tour to see the work we do and to get

january 6th staffers questioned kellyanne conway today.going to get busy. we need you back up here and not in the studio. it is going to be a very busy few weeks. congress likes to wait until the last minute to get a lot of things done. that's basically where we are. this is a lame duck session that could be among the most consequential. you mentioned the cod fiction of same-sex marriage. it has to go back to the house before it goes back to congress. but also they are to authorize the funding of the military through the defense authorization act. they have to put another government spending bill into works. do they do something short-term or something a little bit more long term. there are questions about the electoral count act that would eliminate the possibility of another january 6th type of event happening here again in the future. and bigger issues perhaps they may consider dealing with the debt ceiling and issues along those lines. and then of course you mentioned january 6th. that committee basically has a shelf life. they're not

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republican leader kevin mccarthy is heading to texas to back gop candidate former trump adviser kellyanne conway says she's feeling confident voters fed up with high inflation are on the republican side. we're going to do better in places and spaces that are will surprise folks for president. donald trump is also lending his voice to the cause. thursday. he will rally supporters in iowa. and early indicators do show republicans leading in several races. at this point. they're poised to take the house this fall. but on washington, raquel martin, back to you guys. thank you, raquel. 21 people are behind bars for their involvement in an illegal operation worth about a half. >> billion dollars. the department of justice calling it the nation's first large scale. catalytic converter crime ring 3 of the ringleaders base, their operations in sacramento, according to the department of justice that vang and andrew bang as well as wow recorded converter thieves through an app enticing them to target vehicles with the highest value they would then ship the stolen converters to a new jersey company called d

joining us to discuss former senior counsel to president trump, kellyanne conway.art right there, in georgia, tremendous turn out there, stays stacey abrams and left-wing media saying there is voter suppression anywhere. >> that didn't happen in georgia and record early turnout in georgia in these last elections a couple weeks ago, jackie. we're on pace to have that yet again for the special election. stacey abrams conceded faster this time. the fact she is a two-time loser for governor in georgia, despite doing a great commendable job in registering about one million new voters. so brian kemp, the sitting governor did a really smart thing. he and his team focused heavily, and invested in early voting to try to combat and compete with that vaunted ground game that abrams has. so if you look at turnout among early votes in the georgia governor's election two weeks ago, kemp actually beat abrams. he tried to stay competitive with the mail-in vote, which is different than the early vote. he only trailed her slightly where a lot of republicans got crushed in the mail i

it's half the country. >> jimmy: you have kellyanne conway on your show fairly regularly.service of evil often. [ applause ] i introduced kellyanne to the public. he should was on "plu"political incorrect." >> jimmy: yeah, thanks for that. [ laughter ] >> that's where 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. [ laught

joining me is kellyanne conway. this is kind of a tale of two elections made clear tonight. fox called arizona for katie hobbs who refuse to debate in that race for governor. yet, the gop is flipping seats. i got back from california, flipping seats there. what's your read right now tonight? >> few things, lot has been said in the last week. one thing that hasn't been said is something we know about voters. which is when there is chaos and crises in the grocery basket at the gas pump, in ukraine at the southern border in our communities because of rise in crime, people have two choices. they can throw them all out or start over or they say there's so much crises and incertainty, i can't invite it more in our lives. we did a project with biden disengagers. those are people who should be for him. they are swing voters. the independent ended up breaking for democrats. the trend of going for the party out of power by double digits. the biden engagers they were convinced democrats didn't have what it took. in the house, kevin mccarthy did the commitment to america. >> laura: i ju

it is not kellyanne conway saying donald trump should not cooperate.any of you covered the mar-a-lago raid because it looked like it was a faster way to get donald trump in the january 6 committee finishing its work. are we waiting for a report? is this a political exercise? it is not your typical congressional hearing where both parties have seats at the table. where you can ask questions. it is not a legal proceeding anybody is familiar with where you have cross examination. where witnesses cannot say without objection i think the just of what i was hearing if i recall correctly might have been x. . you can't do that in a court of law. i think that is why the january 6 committees or january 6 is lower in the polls than some people would have wanted. other people made their decisions. i don't know why some people did what they did and others did not. i think people should try to be helpful to democracy however they can but i also think this is what america sees is this relentless pattern of not trying to get the story and for better or for worse they

brian: quiet show, the roster over the next three hours, bret baier will be on, sean hannity, kellyanne conwaystuart varney and charl payne. we also have sean duffy, it will be great. we have a live audience, the pandemic is officially over, this is the place to be, "fox and friends" on election day eve, we're pumped up, you're pumped up, don't go anywhere and be like these peep and he will get dressed. . hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and thanks to shipstation's discounted rates we're saving a ton. honestly, we couldn't do it without shipstation join over 100,000 online sellers who get ship done with shipstation go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was