white house correspondent kevin corke's live in d.c. with more on the free-speech debate hitting a fevered pitch. >> good evening. to put it bluntly, no bueno. the white house taking heat for remarks that the press secretary meet on monday regarding twitter with elon musk now at the helm. take a listen to what karine jean-pierre said when she was asked by a reporter from reuters how the administration can ensure the social media company does not become a "vector" for misinformation. >> we are all keeping a close eye on this. we are monitoring what's currently occurring. we see it with our own eyes, what you all are reporting. for ourselves what's happening on twitter. >> keep a close eye on this. six words to really ignite a firestorm. as you can imagine republicans were quick to react with house judiciary g.o.p. tweeting "why is the buying white house scared of the first about men? with elon musk, kevin mccarthy said he takes personal effects of comments made about keeping an eye on the platform. >> it's offensive to me. government is

hood white house correspondent kevin corke is live in washington with what the biden administration isep the trains running and the economy moving. >> yes, good evening, trace, to you or the white house telling us that the economy is turning around in the high prices you are seeing at the grocery store, well, the president says that they are also starting to come down. taken to twitter with the white house chief of staff wrong claim is claiming that those record high gas prices, well, as you can see, the white house as americans will feel less pain at the pump as they hit the road for turkey day. one in ten pumps below $2.89 a gallon. despite all the positive economic news from 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the cost of feed, ten people this thanksgiving is up a whopping 20%. since just last year. as a result, "the wall street journal" reports many americans will be scaling back their holiday spending this year, that is not a good sign for the economy. plus what a difference two months can make, two months in an election for that matter, you may recall back in september mr. biden's celebrat

. >> carley: kevin corke live in washington, d.c., with the latest, kevin, good morning. >> to be clearail stoppage

he was the topic kevin corke is the most regretted college major . i was a business major but i ha to go back and take some journalism classes because i di not know what i was doing. got an internship. i will tell you every body that most regretted it major is, there it is euro and that journalism sociology and libera arts communications and education marketing management and research. kevin corke, what did you major and? >> journalism. it not once but twice. a masters and a bachelor of science. i get it. i had friends that graduated with me and went on to sell kirby vacuum cleaners or go to law school or whatever they did. i went straight into tb and hav never left. >> in your quite good at it. it worked for you. in the bill by the way i'm goin to guess he was like a history major political science on the side. >> adu give off that by that. journalism major as well i had no clue what i was doing. all my journalism professors were saying cronkite school the kept telling us the industry is falling apart you never going t make money i almost dropped ou

kevin corke, $10,000. come on, my friend. >> it's going to take a lot more than 10gs to make me happy. i will make the most of it. i will probably try to find a trip to hawaii may be but 10gs is a starter for me. >> trace: it's two bottles of wine for you. you're very expensive tastes. matt finn. 10,000. >> maybe save some and spend some. maybe invest. >> trace: you're going to invest? no fun at all. >> i love kevin corke's idea, vacation. the initial happiness of $10,000 until it's all gone. >> trace: i don't have a dollar in my wallet ever so you give me 10 large, i'm happy. i'm walking around, i've got money. until my family finds out that i have it and it's gone. i don't have five bucks in my wallet. glory days. study shows our 20s and 30s with happiness. matt finn has to skip this because he's not there yet. we are going to tell matt. ashley strohmier. your 20s? >> my late 20s were nice. i am still in my early 30s. those have been nice too. >> trace: so you have to pass. michelle. >> i have some tail

kevin corke, marianne rafferty, topic one to kevin corke pushing 1:00 in the morning on the east coaststion is are early risers, morning people, smarter than late-night people question like your thoughts. >> what? i'm sorry. i couldn't resist. you know what. i am naturally an early riser. as soon as the sun hits my face, i am awake. i can't take credit for being smarter but i will tell you i get more done than the average bird. but because of this shift, i get home at 7:30, 8:00 in the morning and i'm usually up for about an hour. i do agree, i think early risers probably are maybe a little bit friskier. what say you? >> trace: marianne rafferty. you work a lot of late nights. those young boys are getting you up. still you try to get to sleep. >> i do try and i'm a very good sleeper. if you're a morning person you probably are smarter because you're sleeping. if you get a lot of sleep, you're like let's go. >> trace: military guy. >> 0 dark 30. i am all about an early rise. most productive hours of the day. >> trace: i don't really know about this. >> i don't have a strong opinion eith

kevin corke, there he is -- i'm like we can't go on night court without kevin corke.doctor if i can they talk about this could be really hard on your body and can cause different things. >> it's remarkable there have been studies that have shown in a couple of weeks after the switch there is a 24% higher rate of cardiovascular events, 8% higher risk of stroke, higher risk of depression, obesity it's a long list of things that all happened right around that time of the switch and they reverse slowly over time. there's something going on with the circadian rhythm probably causing higher levels of cortisol and other stress hormones leading to this. it's a mystery. >> trace: factor kevin corke do you like it, don't like it? a little extra sleep -- >> stopped, i don't want to fall back i don't want to spring forward just leave it the same, i like the later days where we get sunshine later, that to me is a full stop. i'm praying the guys in washington and women figure this thing out. >> it gets dark at 5:00, 430 you feel like -- it doesn't make any sense. >> we had our twit

kevin corke live in dc. >> great to have you back in th east coast and we have so much more to get to tonight. having a president stump for a guy who's essentially up by double digits at the polls the night before the election and a incredibly reliable blue state is he 2022. why isn't president biden stumping at a battleground stat for the night? it's a big night. especially since he says democracy is on the ballot. it's people in. it's unpopularity plain and simple don't take my word for it . here's what press secretary sai quote if it is a referendum on the president meeting the selection, they meaning democrats will lose. and that they know that. and then of course it is this from third way is by a roster o gop candidates extreme by any standard. voters see democrats as it just as extreme. as well as far less concerned about the issues that most worr them. it there in lies the crux. the president tonight still insists that things will be fin for democrats after the election . when, lose or draw the let my people go for for them at the gop wins in the senate as many are predicting t

but kevin corke has election night news for democrats. kevin: we are continuing to watch some of those close tallies out west. here in the east and i guess i could call them surprises. some major surprises to report on. we begin in the commonwealth of pennsylvania where despite a relatively shocking performance in the lone debate of the race, john fetterman with a huge lead in early voting hangs on and he will win the senate sheet and flip it blue. elsewhere, we know this, fetterman said after the balloting had been counted tonight, he was ready to get to work for the people of pennsylvania. but even he seemed surprised by the outcome. >> every county, every vote. and that's what happened. we jammed them up. we held the line. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue. but we did what we needed to do. tra kevin: they did what they needed to do, and i think the autopsy will be interesting on how they were able to do it, county by county how democrats pulled that off in the commonwealth. you see maggie ma zahn toppin

i think we are old school, kevin corke got it down. >> i am going to borrow his password. >> i will share yas. >> thank you. >> i will pay. >> kevin, thank you. >> jeff paul, shame on you but -- >> i am a paying customer. >> thank you for watching "america's late news," i am trace gallagher in los angeles, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. have a great night. ♪ pack, it goes on clear, no mess, just soothing comfort, try vicks darbo steck, do you struggle to force and stay asleep? kunhardt sleep support has a unique blend of five key ingredients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer so you can wake up refreshed. cuno the brand itrust before jois. my dental health was so bad i would be in a lot of pain i wasn't able to eat. >> it was very hard. >> kimberly came to clear choice with a bunch of missing teeth struggling with pain, with dental disease, clear choice , dental implant solved her dental issues. >> i feel so much better fill energized to go outside and play with my daughter. i can eat anything. i don't have to worry. clear choice changed my life. when you re

tomorrow right here fox new @ night you time now for the nightcap lets bring jeff paul astley and kevin corke the subject is what you would read your last view and we have to g to the middle box on jeopardy which is ashley strohmeyer because i have to hear this she's the one a mistake last week she put her napkin down wa mortified when she had to pick it back up. >> i will not be wiping my mout off after i leave my last meal but i would have my mom's ethic getting dressing or mashed potatoes her strawberry cake an then honestly i would have no alcohol because i think i feel so sick from it anyway i think the mashed potatoes have to be the little ones i think the box potatoes should be outlawed there so gross. >> i think kevin corke and i would go the opposite way i think wine would become like listen it's not can it be bad because i'm knocking to be here give me the wine i'm not saying you what my friend i'm just saying that maybe you would hav a glass of wine. >> are you kidding me i would have they bottle if they would leave it for me especially a nice red nice and dry to remember my last m

kevin cork has a new report explaining how and a top democratic senators want to reimagine free speechay there. >> laura: where is in the world is barack obama? despite suffering historic mid-term losses the democrats think it's wise to put obama back on the road ahead of tuesday. me is losing his cool. kevin cork has the report from washington tonight. >> i can't believe you were singing. >> laura: tommy made me. >> i am impressed. he is a sure footed smooth talking politician but lately president obama appeared tense and touchy. his stump speeches for struggling democrats. usually revered. now he is having to face the pitch forks and torches of americans who are in many cases fed up with the democratic policies he is out there defending. >> yes. sir, sir -- come on. sir, this is what i am saying. there is a process that we set up in our democracy. right now i am talking. you will have a chance to talk. >> he is right about. that you can talk tuesday with your vote. check out this tiktok with an influencer meant to get young people out to vote. watching was as uncomfortable as wearing

. >> carley: president biden claims his policies are driving prices down, kevin corke joins us with more, kevin issue good morning. >> kevin: good morning to you, they swear they are making progress, but they don't like it so much when you point out their role in driving up cost of energy in the first place, that is what critics say about president trump's chest bumping, which he did yesterday in miami. >> president biden: because of actions we are taking, gas prices are down. $3.25, when it was $5 when i took office this summer issue the oil industry is not doing the right thing. one by one, major oil companies reported profit for the last two quarters. profit so high it is hard to believe. >> kevin: ah, true nationwide average is $3.76, down from the summer's record high of $5 and a penny a gallon issue but it is also way up from where it was when biden took office when it was just $2.39 at conclusion of the trump administration. the white house wants to direct your focus toward how much better things are now than they were, republicans on capitol hill, don't believe the hype. this fro

. >> carley: kevin cork has more from washington. >> kevin: in baseball, you call the bullpen when you need a new pitcher to come in. in politics, in this instance, the president is making a call to congress to step in and solve a major problem, that being the looming rail strike. let me share a quote from the president, actually a statement. as a proud pro-labor president, i was reluctant to override the views of people who voted against the agreement, i believe congress must use it's power to adopt this deal. quite departure from last week when you may recall mr. biden said this about the ongoing talks. >> can you talk about what the hold-up is mr. president? >> president biden: i can't, it is in the middle of negotiations still. >> are you in touch with the party? >> president biden: my team has been in touch with all the parties, i have not directly engaged yet, they are still talking. >> kevin: did you catch that at the end, i have not personally engaged, that message was curious, especially when you consider what his press secretary said. >> from the beginning, the president has

we have team, fox team coverage anita vogel with reaction to tonight's results but we began with kevin corke monitoring election night news for the democrats, kevin. good morning. >> good evening, trace or good money as the case may be. we are continuing to wash some of those close tallies in west and particularly new information as we get it. but i guess major surprises to report on. and the commonwealth of pennsysylvania where despite a relatively shocking performance. and the loan debate of the race, john fetterman with a huge lead mail-in ballots early, early voting hangs on and he is going to win the senate seat and flip it blue. best thing to my dr. oz 50-47.5. elsewhere, we know this, fetterman said after the race or after the ballot had been counted tonight, he was ready to get to work for the people of pennsylvania but even he seemed surprised by the outcome. >> every county, every vote. that is exactly what happened. we jammed them up. we held the line. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue, but we did what we needed to do. >> well, they did what they

but we begin with kevin corke monitoring election night, big news and bad news for the democrats. >>ening, trace we continue to wait the final tallies in particular for the major races out west but in the east, if you surprise us to tell you about. so we begin in the commonwealth of pennsylvania where despite a shocking performance in the long debate of that race, john fen with dr. oz flipping to the reds the mike seat to blue. in the process, giving the democrats fresh optimism. but the balance of power in the senate could come in fact, remain in their hands. as you see 49.9% to 47.7%. elsewhere in the east, let's take you up to the granite state of new hampshire. over the general, little bit of a surprise the merchant 54.1% to 43.9% and a lot of people felt like this could be a race to keep a close eye on but the democrats to hang on there. elsewhere are look around the horn as we like to say, take it to the great state of washington, the evergreen state murray over smiley and smiley seem to campaign strongly and could not quite push the numbers up the hill 57-43 a comfortable vict

kevin corke, we appreciate your time as always.ing scammed by ftx costing him approximately $2 million. in joining me crypto investor, evan. do you think you will get your money back? >> i don't know right now. i don't want to think about it so there is no way i can tell. lawmakers if they are able to crawl back the funds from the funds from the democrats on the house in the bahamas. and the rest of the billions of dollars, $16 billion user funds but now $1 billion left. so it is very hard to say if i will get it back or not. i hope the lawmakers come in here and starting with the donations they got and going for the funds that earth being spent wildly. >> todd: clawed back and happens every bankruptcy, but how do you claw back something as vague as crypto? i don't imagine there are too many claw back provisions in the bankruptcy code? >> at the end of the day crypto is value, right? and the good thing about crypto, you can see where the funds went. at least it is open. the last few days, we can see companies and researchers coming

. >> carley: kevin corke's live in washington with more, kevin. >> carley, todd, good morning.t a difference two months can really make that an election. you may recall back in september president biden actually celebrated a deal to avert a rail strike. only now just a couple of weeks away from a massive strike right as we head into the heart of the holiday shopping and yes shipping season. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. speak with the president remains on protecting families, form businesses without avoiding a shutdown. we continue to urge both sides to finish their work in good faith and avoid the threat of a shutdown. our team is preparing and planning for all possible outcomes, even as we continue to work to avert a shutdown of. >> so you may be wondering just how bad might things, if a strike comes to fruition? tried to billion dollars a day in economic losses. to say nothing of the potentially catastrophic supply chain damage. a bleak future if things go south in a far cry from what mr. biden claimed back in september. >> to the american people, significa

kevin corke with the latest, good morning, kevin. >> better than expected midterm results for democratshome. president biden, as you say, off to international with a full schedule. yes, he will take part in the cop and off over to know is preparing to have face-to-face with president xi with major differences on energy, obviously with russia and the war in ukraine. >> we've known for critical interest in the united states. if they do have a result and try to work it out. >> todd: a lot of working out. you want to be in the conversations. and listen, as i said i've done lots of these trips. i get it, they are important. among the many topics that potentially could be on the table is the president come of course will want to talk to president xi she pink without work origins of covid-19. or so you think. will president biden asked president xi about the origins of covid-19 and bring that up with him in person? >> i will not get ahead of the agenda of what they are going to discuss. when they have thereby lapsed, we will share the conversation that came up. >> that is one way to answer tha

lot of people want to know about this and i promise to pass it along. >> todd: we know you will kevin corke you. the fbi working actively to censor hunter biden laptop story. to suppress misinformation on social media. in the interest of that, officials at the front of misinformation on social media could undermine support for the u.s. government. during a meeting in march attended by twitter execs, reportedly said "we need to media infrastructure that is held accountable." dhs documents to detail these plans which include suppressing information on the origins of covid-19, racial justice in last year's u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan among other topics. the republicans failed to investigate the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan and subsequent taliban takeover of that country. in the name of a tribe in california assuming the biden administration claiming contractors owe $340 million for estimated river and the tribe has a reservation in northern california argues the trinity river which relies on food and rituals destroyed by the federal government, which has been allocating water to ca

. >> todd: kevin corke with all the details.weirder and weirder. >> every single day and we will keep learning more about this so pay close attention as we go along. good morning, carley and todd piro the health service committee set to hold a hearing while the ftx collapse as maxine waters dodge question about whether lawmakers should giveback their donations. >> do you think some lawmakers that got donations from ftx founder should get that money back? >> well, i don't want to get into that. the democrats and republicans have received donations. >> todd: well, if both sides received donations, shouldn't they may be give them back? in the meantime the former founder sam bankman-fried who actually met with the fcc to call for crypto regulation now faces possible extradition to the u.s. as it has been revealed his father actually drafted legislation for massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. now ftx, tweeting his way through the financial calamity adding yesterday, 18 more tweets to meandering threat and at the beginning of the

kevin corke is live for us in d.c. >> this is frankly pretty simple.ngs are as bad as they seem on the economic front. they argued things are looking up. that will flies in the face of what americans are seeing with their own eyes everyday from gas to food and energy and shrinking 401-k. the evidence is not just everywhere. it is hitting people in a way they simply can't avoid. only now as you point out spilling over to corporate america and particularly into the tech sector with a number of tech companies and others massively cutting expenses, or worse, cutting the work force. twitter, amazon and lyft and apple and cnn just to name a few. amazon talk about facing an unusual macro economic. it is not the first time we are facing uncertainty and challenging ecoeconomy in our past. reduci the size of our team by 14%. don't tell the white house we are the a recession, they don't want to hear it. >> we are not in a recession, i am going to be really clear on that. the economy is growing and strong and creating jobs and even with a little fall-back on tn ma

pete: if kevin corke tells me to write it down i do, in the calendar. a good man.ews that came out yesterday, donald trump may announce to run in 2024 on november 14th after what will at least be a red wave and could be more. amazing to watch the name-calling you got from hillary clinton, that you get from democrats, james clyburn, always comes at the end and it is because they are condescending to the electorate that doesn't agree with the issues they want to talk about. how dare you not want to talk about january 6th or climate change that is what we want to talk about and you are not talking about it so we will call you names as opposed to many people. rachel: you were in gilbert, arizona. i was at a diner and here's what people at the diner -- sorry. will: whatever. i was watching. pete: he was in texas. rachel: you went out your back door, you were in texas. the american people tell you what they really care about and it is really simple. >> anyone who thinks the economy, energy, inflation is your number one issue, raise your hand, look at that. >> how many th

the campaign with kevin corke live in washington with what is next, kevin. >> good morning, guys, presidenten wants voters to focus on the match and not so much the house fire. that is basically what critics argue is happening with four days to go before the old two crucial midterm elections. >> economic growth is up, price inflation is down. gas prices are down. >> todd: everything is awesome! and that, by the way is just a sample of the president's messaging as the nation inches ever so closer to tuesday's midterm showdown. he is also, as you pointed out, todd touting that he still being challenged with student loan bailout, which according to the congressional budget office will cost you, carley, me and all american taxpayers somewhere in the order of $4 billion. >> by the end of this week, the department of education will have approved applications of 16 million americans and sent the necessary paperwork with law services. this is a game changer for so many people. >> a game changer for some, but a bit of chaos to others. listen to this. >> you actually have this guy joe biden who has b

. >> carley: kevin corke live in washington, d.c., with the latest, kevin, good morning. >> to be clearail stoppage could actually freeze 30% of u.s. cargo ship with stoke of inflation because the american economy as much as $2 billion per day. obviously unleashing a cascade of transportation woes affecting energy, agriculture, manufacturing, health care and even the retail sector. now, given all of that, you are right, the president is asking congress to step in to ultimately solve the problem. and i'm quoting now, "as proud prolabor president i'm reluctant to override the views of people who voted against this case by impact of a economic shutdown of millions of working people and families, i believe congress uses powers to adopt this deal." quite a departure you might add from say last week when you recall it was mr. biden then suggested he was sort of taking a latency attitude to. >> you talk about the hold up is, mr. president? i can't because we are in the middle of negotiations. >> have you been in contact with authorities? >> my team have been in touch with all parties. i have n

. >> todd: kevin corke live in washington to tell us more. ay, kevin. >> a happy election day carley, todd appeared so you say there is a chance? that is without a doubt the attitude in the white house hoping against hope, yes, the midterms will not turn out to be a total of the president, specifically and democrats generally. >> we know in our bones and our democracy is at risk. we know this is your moment to defend it. we will codify roe v. wade in january. look, for all the progress, we know a lot of families are struggling. that is why with the help of your members of congress, i will cite into law reduction of inflation act. >> i'm still waiting. the president tried to convince voters that this is it. this is the vote to end all votes. taking that pitch to voters in deep blue maryland on election eve even though for a moment, he seemed to forget who he was they are stopping for. >> and of course, you have that mexican governor, what is his name? [cheers and applause] that guy is the real deal, man. >>> come yeah, man he is the real. as mu

pete: kevin corke said that at the end. republican establishment money types saying you are not our preferred candidate. you already have that. that on top of it on other investigation. member the bump in his approval when the raid first happened? you remind people of the raid and the targeting through the special counsel and investigation and people are reminded there's one guy willing to fight from the beginning and they come after him and that politically in the republican party reminds people what a standardbearer he is. rachel: glad you brought that up. it reminds people of the raid. in this raid the fbi went into mar-a-lago, rifled through barron trump's bedroom and malani a's closet, the never did that to hunter biden or jill biden who had copies of the keys to hunter biden's office. my mom does not have the keys to my office. i'm sure your mom doesn't have the keys to your office and your dad doesn't have the keys to your office. these were glaring things going on. fbi, if you can't find the pipe bomber you don't de

. >> todd: kevin corke live for us this morning.l panel brian brenberg the executive vice president at the kings college and associate professor of business economics. fox news contributor joe concha mercedes schlapp, senior fellow and white house director armed strategic communications. good morning to all of you. kevin corke mentioned the economy is bad so why did this status quo i.e. incompetents have surprisingly not horrible night? >> that is right surprisingly not horrible night. let me tell you, there was a sense and i traveled through many of the battleground states and talk with a grassroots activist. they were motivated, ready to go and get the public's gnomic republicans in office. but i'll spend 2-1, 3-1 in the states an organizational standpoint as well. it was a struggle to make sure they get out and vote efforts. something that will have to be reevaluated. with that said, i am hopeful in nevada and hopeful in arizona with these senate races, but the governor's races. i think they will go republican. i can tell you ada

. >> brian: bring you the latest with kevin corke he is in washington. evin. >> good morning, steve, ainsley and b.k. the truth is some want that gubernatorial race in arizona to be over and done with. we can all move on but if the final tally ends up half percentage point we could see a recount. that could happen. what we do know is katie hobbs who wouldn't debate and some even argue barely campaigned still managed to have the ground game to draw over a million votes and just enough apparently to beat kari lake in the gubernatorial race in the grand canyon state. she took to twitter to say this democracy is worth the wait. thank you, arizona. i'm so honored and so proud to be your next governor. but, if you believe that, i got a bridge in brooklyn to sell you if, that is, of course, you think kari lake agrees which apparently she doesn't. she tweeted this adetroitly. arizonans know b.s. when they see it. well there's that. how about the house race? republicans 217, democrats 205. still some races out there. but it does mean that at 217 republicans only n

kevin cork is live for us in the nation's capital with more. good evening. >> evening, trace. balance of power taking shape as we get closer that will be finally called in nevada and arizona. we hope so. let's take you to the grand canyon state of arizona where votes are being counted in the crucial maricopa county. officials are saying that the goal posts have moved for the vote count deadline. so, you may be wondering, what does this all mean? well, how about begin with the senate battle. we've been talking at length about blake masters and whether or not he'll have enough to overcome mark kelly in that race. last we just checked, maybe 15, 20 minutes ago, there's been another trove of votes coming in to the county. so, we wanted to take a look and see how things were going at this hour. let me see what i can share with you as we take a look inside the numbers. looks like kelly is still leading but first the balance of power in the senate, republicans 49-48. we're still watching all of the races as they continue to wind down in in particular interest in the races in nevada a

the white house correspondent kevin corke is life force in the nation's capital with more on this. >>r 30 senate republicans have been pressing attorney general merrick garland since september to give the federal prosecutor who has been investigating hunter biden over the past several years special counsel authorities, we learned today that the ag has in fact appointed a special counsel, but not to investigate the president's son but the former president donald trump. >> such an appointment underscores the department's commitment to both independence and accountability in particularly sensitive matters. >> times have changed in d.c. those sensitive matters, newly appointed special counsel jack smith will now look into the entire investigation of classified documents that fbi agents say they seized from president trump's mar-a-lago home back in august as well as "any person or entity who violated the law in connection with efforts to interfere with the lawful transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election, or the certification of the electoral college vote. you see how this

kevin corke is live with more on that. >> not surprisingly not everyone is on board with the former presidentting the reset button including his former running mate. >> i hear people say they would like us to move forward with leadership that will unite our country around our highest ideals ergo >> just listening to you, you wouldn't vote for him? >> i honestly believe we are going to have better choices. i think different times call for different leadership. >> there is that. as for the man most folks feel like is likely to challenge the former president of the primaries should he choose to run, at least right now ron desantis says he's not sure now is the time to talk about such things. >> we just finished this election. people need to chill out a little bit on some of this st stuff. we just ran on election. >> you need to chill, that's the word from tallahassee. on capitol hill, democrats think 2020 is proof that donald trump is beatable and joe biden is the man to do it again. >> we will let republicans go at each other and to make a decision, but joe biden in my opinion is best for us de

so let's go to kevin corke who is in washington and recapping it all. kevin. >> good morning, guys, you are right. we continue to await several pivotal races to wrap up especially those out west. but as we keep an eye on that, we're talking about senate races from arizona to georgia to nevada to wisconsin as you pointed out, obviously, that's going to determine the balance of power in washington. and that is, of course, despite a fact that we have already seen a results come across and still we don't know which party will lead the government going forward. we do know in pennsylvania there was no red wave to speak of as john fetterman, the man who struggled to speak throughout his lone debate still somehow managed to ride the wave of a massive lead thanks to early balloting and mail-in voting to beat dr. oz. >> we jammed them up. [cheers and applause] we held the line. i never expected that we were going to turn these red counties blue, but we did what we needed to do. that's why i'll be the next u.s. senator from pennsylvania. [cheers and applause] >> w

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we begin with kevin corke. kevin, good evening. kevin: while we continue to await the final tally s from the some of the major races out west. in the east there are quite a few surprises. we begin in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, where despite a shocking performance in the low debate of that race, john fetterman is projected to beat dr. oz. '. the balance of power in the senate could remain in democrats hands. elsewhere we stay in the east. taking you up to the granite state of new hampshire. it's hassan over the general. 54.1-33.9. the democrats do hang on there. murray over smiley. smiley seemed to campaign strongly. could not quite push those numbers up that hill. a comfortable victory for the incumbent. to ohio. this is one people kept a close eye on. jd vance came away with the victory. that remains a red seat. how about the old dominion. take it to virginia. spanberger. vega has not conceded. we have seen her perform strongly. right now she is still trailing. staying in virginia. you see kay b -- you see kagan a strong vi

kevin corke live in washington with more, kevin, happy thanksgiving. >> carley, griff it could be the of the moment and one hand doesn't know what the other hand is doing in any large organization but the white messaging a possible loom strike at best is a mix but don't take my word for it the president says about getting involved. >> i have not directly engaged in negotiations. we are still talking. >> griff: so, that was the president. he compared what he said, "i haven't engaged and haven't started because i'm still talking." what his press secretary said about negotiations on tuesday. >> the president is, indeed, involved directly but i don't want to get into details at this time. he has been involved. he remains focused to protect american families. we have to avoid a rail shut down. >> griff: all right, if the president is, indeed, involved, perhaps it is indirectly. but they don't want to get into it at this time. we can't figure out if he is or isn't but the white house team behind the scenes is doing everything to hopefully avert a potential shutdown and the impact could be d

rachel: kevin cork is live in washington with more. kevin. >> well, pete and rachel, good morning to all of you. it's not as if the democrats don't have a message for the midterms. the question really is: is that message resinating with enough americans to hang onto power here in the nation's capitol? the answer of course say critics say it's a resounding no. they say democrats simply aren't promising to clean up the problems with the economy and the border or the crime that people are dealing with. instead the argument goes they're gaslighting and name calling and fear mongering in order to get voters to ignore the problems they see each and every day. if that doesn't work, they'll just resort to name calling. >> this country is on track to repeat what happened in germany when it was greatest democracy going. >> a historian will say what was at stake tonight and this week was the fact -- whether we will be a democracy in the future, whether our children will be arrested and conceivably killed. we're on the edge of brutal authoritarian

i'm kevin corke in washington, now back to more of "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's time for ouren and unseen" segment where we explore the cultural stories of the day, we turn to raymond arroyo, a fox news contributor. just before the midterms, gavin newsom tried to explain away democrat slippage among the voters. >> it goes to my fundamental grievance with my party. were getting crushed on narrative. we can have to do better in terms of getting on the offense and stopping being on the dam defense. >> laura, narrative? narrative? we've just learned the administration has been using the department of homeland security to suppress unfavorable story lines at the social media companies. they meet every other week with the tech giants to do stomach suppress what they call disinformation like the hunter biden laptop torrey that stomach star that turned out to be true. voters no longer believe with these people are saying. this is biden yesterday in florida. bear in mind, his son did not die in iraq and the creator of insulin was dead one year before biden was born. >> i was in florida

kevin corke always has solutions. shington with the details, kevin. >> carley and todd come with the hits keep coming and another stunningly high index figure. let me say if you thought that might inspire the president to maybe make a course correction, well, think again because the numbers are absolutely calling. 8.2% year-over-year, core, 6.6 year-over-year, unbelievable! that is the largest increase since august of 1982. before carley was born. that is after rising 6.3%. the latest fox news voter analysis following the midterms shows that you have inflation is a big reason that people are very concerned and 54% of those we spoke with said they blame biden for the rise. another 46% limiting factors beyond biden's control. >> but what i can't do is i can't guarantee that we are going to be able to get rid of inflation. but i do think we can. the minority brought down the price of gasoline about $1.20 a gallon across the board. >> but if you thought those staggering numbers, you know, the high cost of everything from f

kevin corke live in washington with more, kevin. >> carley, griff, good morning the white house messagingpotential rail strike is, at best, mixed. i want you to take a moment and compare what the president said about possibly getting involved with one of his press secretary what they had to say about that. first up here is mr. biden. >> i have not directly engaged yet. we are still talking. >> griff: okay, they are still talking and he hasn't directly engaged. now compare that to what the press secretary said about the negotiations on tuesday. speak with the president indeed involved directly. i don't want to get into details at this time, but he has been involved. he remains focused on protecting america's families. we have to avoid a rail shut down. >> okay, well, somebody is either not telling the truth, or more likely, the word didn't get out from one end of the building to the other. by the way that happens on current administrations. this is a real thing. whether he is or isn't engaged in the talks, it is obviously the white house team is working behind the scenes to avert potential

fox news correspondent kevin cork joining us live from dc with the latest. get off this ridiculous zero covid policy. >> it's ridiculous and impacting their economy and the world crisis. a health crisis in china that could have availability on on coupler goods here over the holiday season including apple products like the iphones. authorities in beijing locking down more areas thanks to a major covid outbring including central parts o -- outbreak including central parts of the city with a regard number of cases. their numbers o staggering and north of 31,000 local covid cases according to china's national health commission. now, perhaps not coincidentally, this is all happening right where apple's main iphone factory is located and where workers rioted following a pay dispute and you pointed out, david, that's on top of china's zero covid policy and increased wait times for the iphones heading into the holiday shopping season and apple had a statement saying we're operating at a significantly reduced capacity, we're prioritizing the health and safety of work

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. >> carley: joining us live in washington with the very latest on this very sticky situation, kevin corkeod morning to you. >> certainly is, good morning, carley and todd appear the house to vote wednesday to block a rail strike to potentially happen as early as the 9th of december. that was actually coming after the president again yesterday sounded the alarm imploring congressional lawmakers to act. >> congress come i think has to act. it is not an easy call, but i think we have to do it. it becomes risky. >> are you confident in the rail strike? >> house speaker nancy pelosi is promising not one but two votes. the first vote wednesday adopting tentative labor agreement and the second and measure to add seven days of paid sick leave for railroaders to the agreement. >> i don't like going against the ability of the unions to strike, but weighing the equities must avoid a strike. the house will bring up the legislation, send it over to the senate. >> meanwhile, railroad union workers are frankly quite frustrated with the president's response to the crisis writing in a statement, "unfortun

rachel: kevin cork is live in washington. >> morning, guys.or the second time president trump is the target of a special council probe. this time the government says it's investigating actions related to the 2020 election and the certification thereafter. let me tell you about the new special council, it's a gentleman by the name of jack smith, lead prosecutor is a special court overseeing war crime investigations against korea in new york in the 1990s and from 2010-2015 he read the doj's public integrity section. attorney general merrick garland refused to appoint a special council to look into hunter biden's business dealings for example said this decision was brought on by extraordinary circumstances. >> i have conclude that had it is in the -- concluded that it is in the public interest to appoint a special council. such an appointment underscores the department's commitment to both independence and accountable and particularly sensitive matters. i also believe that appointing a special counsel at this thymois the right thing to co. the ex

. >> will: kevin corke has all the details this morning, kevin. >> good morning to all of you. figure it out. they count millions of votes in a single night all other smaller states to take days to sort it all out finding patches of votes here and tranches of votes there but yet slowly but surely we get a clear picture of the coming congress. let's take a look at the balance of power as it stands right now, 211 to 192 to get to the majority and the republicans need seven more to get to 218, chances are pretty good that will happen. how about the senate? well, a much tougher circumstance because while 49-48, the g.o.p. needs to get to 51 because remember if it is 50-50 the vice president kamala harris can break the tie for the democrats. we will have to see how it plays out. right now, they are feeling pretty good about nevada. there senate race, why? paul laxalt is upfront, 9,000 and it was 22,000 earlier but they feel good because the number of votes still out there from g.o.p. strong holds. how about the governor torres? similar story nevada is leaning right up your good see

kevin corke has been on this all night long. hese races matter so much and they are still a long way to go. >> a long way to go. i'm very hopeful that eventually perhaps as soon as monday we will have more clarity. maybe today although i frankly doubt it. like the rest of us, the white house and everybody still trying to figure out what's going on in these races that we have been talking about in particular a couple of senate races that we are keeping a very close eye on. and the dozens of house races just so we can get a gauge of who will actually be running the new congress. at this hour, the house still looks favorable for the g.o.p. while the senate, as you pointed out, is still a toss-up. so, with that in mind, let's take a look at the numbers. 211 for republicans, 192 for democrats. everybody believes at this point it's going to be a g.o.p. run in the house. eventually. got all those races still out there. i just can't imagine what in the world is going on that we have some house races that have yet to be called. how about

kevin corke is live in washington with all the details for us, kevin?ning, guys, the house financial services committee is set to hold a hearing on the ftx collapse even as the committee chair maxine waters continues to dodge questions about whether lawmakers should give back their donations. >> do you think some lawmakers that got donations from ftx's founder should give that money back. >> well, i don't want to get into that matter, both sides, democrats and republicans have received donations. >> by every measure, regulators are beginning to follow the money. ftx dolling out major cash to democrats for the midterms including $27 million to protect our future pac, 6 million to the house majority pac, that's aligned with nancy pelosi and 2 million to the gmi pac. now bankman freed faces possible extradition to the u.s. that comes amid news that his father drafted legislation for massachusetts senator elizabeth warren now sbf as is he known is treating his way through the financial calamity adding 18 more tweets to a meandering thread for which he apolo

. >> todd: kevin corke joins us live from washington with the latest. >> carley and todd, four wordsover in g.o.p. circles as we get close to the midterms, "i don't believe polls." usually because surveys over democrats or so-called suppression surveys. those polls people talk about a lot. only now republicans are saying they want their voters to ignore the polls and get up there and vote like their lives depend on it. let me take you around the country and show you what is happening in the new fox survey, the great state of georgia, as you can well imagine, things are razor tight. i mean thin, the margin 44/43 undecided. and you think that is close, let me take you up to the great state of pennsylvania. interesting race there as well, walker is within the margin of error. you see dr. oz also within the margin of error cometh down 48-44. interesting among those voters in pennsylvania, if the debate weigh in on their decision-making, does that make a difference to you? is that a factor? well, 51% surveyed by fox news, it is a factor and 40% said not so much. stay away momentum shift t

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i do think that not being good enough kevin cork not to go you one better but to go you one more, isally a good thing because when i was a young kid i was toll listen, you show me a coachable kid and i will show you an employable adult. all the way through high school and college football you'd have coaches saying you need to emprove on this and improve and you're always worried about not being good enough and son of a gun it actually makes you better because somewhere along the way, there's a lot of people saying you know what its y y especially especially en tv you kind of suck. y. kind hard to hear that but i have news directors for years saying yeah, no. thank you. >> i get that now. >> i had a coach who said i will never think you're the best brut well trust that you'll try. that stuck with meem. pure failure for sure. >> very good segment. matt fin, mary anne rafferty. guarantee stuff, y'all. thanks for watching america's late news fox news a night. i'm trace gallagher, we'll see you back here one more night -- thailand experience can help you find credit cards, get your free f