mcsally: absolutely.e have her these talking points -- we have heard these talking points a lot already. talking specifically about the campaign, i had over $15 million so far of attack ads from the against her. over $2 million was spent in attack ads against me. over $2 million was spent against me by in organization -- it was her own political consultant. and it was a sneak attack. george soros and chuck schumer were behind them and now up to $50 million. what everyday arizonans care about our job opportunities and we have been able to work on that and provide opportunities. we have more jobs right now, more jobs opening than people are looking for jobs and this is providing more opportunities for people in arizona and we will keep working on that. everyday arizonans cannot afford their health care because obamacare has failed and we need to make sure we provide affordable available health care. ted: congresswoman sinema, i asked congresswoman mcsally regarding what changed. what has changed with you? m

. -- mcsally. last night. ♪ ted: good evening, and welcome to this special election 2018 debate between u.s. senate candidates martha mcsally and kyrsten sinema. the only live debate between these two candidates. it is a joint effort by arizona pbs and "the arizona republic." i'm ted simon. maria: i'm maria polletta, political reporter for "the arizona republic." we are broadcasting to you live from the studios at arizona pbs and the walter cronkite school of journalism at the downtown campus of arizona state university. tonight's debate is being live streamed. ted: the ground rules for the debate are as follows -- once we ask a candidate a question, they will have 90 seconds to answer without interruption. the other candidate gets 45 seconds for a rebuttal. maria: they will then have up to two minutes for an open discussion on that topic. at the end of the debate, utah candidate will have one minute for closing statements. ted: topics were chosen from journalists from arizona pbs and "the arizona

representative mcsally: absolutely not. absolutely not. that is a flat-out lie. we have seen these attacks for many years. democrats do not have anything to run on. they are basically -- republicans are throwing granny over the cliff. the voters are not going to believe this. we have got to make sure that we come up with a bipartisan way for us to strengthen and preserve it for the next generation. ted: do you want to turn medicare into a private voucher system? representative mcsally: absolutely not. what i want to do is strengthen medicare for the seniors that are there and the next generations. i totally support medicare advantage, which is very popular in arizona. we have got so many seniors that want to have options for them to shop around while we preserve medicare as we know it. i tell you the only thing that , will end medicare as we know it is the agenda of her party. if the democrats take over in the senate and house, they will want to push through a government-run health care which literally will end medicare as

mcsally: 325 combat hours.'m now serving in congress and i have been leading on the issues of supporting our military, securing the border and providing more economic opportunity. i have been consistently doing that serving in congress and running for the senate. my record is clear and consistent, unlike my opponent. >> real quickly, you mentioned president trump this week. are you proud of the way president trump has conducted himself in office? rep. mcsally: president trump ran for president one time and won. he is a disruptor. he went to d.c. to shake things up and he is doing that. we are seeing the results. not a lot of people want to do telik the challenges of north korea getting access to a nuclear weapon. not a lot of people wanted to address updating bad trade agreements that would help americans. he is disrupting things in washington, d.c. but providing more opportunities for americans and arizonans while ensuring we are safe and secure. >> you are proud of the way president trump has behaved? rep. mc

martha mcsally voted yes. but congresswoman mcsally tells us that kind of misses the point. >> you are seeing all over the country, right, the democrats don't have anything to run on so they are using typical fear tactics. i'm passionate about protecting people with preexisting conditions and making sure insurance companies cannot deny them coverage. the intentions of obama care were understandable, but their policies have failed. >> mcsally stresses she has personally been touched in her life by people with preexisting conditions who need help. she just has a different idea about how to protect those people than her democratic opponent. jon? jon: peter doocy in phoenix. thank you. >>> some big races on tap in the midterm elections, just 11 days away now. that mcsally sinema race is one of them in arizona. we'll get into some of the other hot races around the country, just ahead. that's coming up, on the fox report. with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin

>> representative mcsally: it's her words.f step with american values when she clearly says in this radio interview she has no problem with an american going to join the taliban. this is personal. for those of us who served and actually fought against the taliban. i was a commander over there with my a-10 squadron. we were getting shot at by the taliban. the taliban was killing americans. in one of the worst days we had when i was a commander was one an american gave their last breath fighting for their freedom, fighting over there and was killed by someone from the taliban or their affiliates. we would stop everything we were doing, line up along the ramp is there flag draped casket came by and we would each salute in silence. you couldn't hear a pin drop as we said goodbye to this american hero who was killed by the taliban. this is out of step with american values. this is personal to those of us who went over there to fight and this just shows that she's disqualified to being a united states senator. >> chris: i fully unde

says martha mcsally. according to other people in the room and multiple reports, she didn't say f'ing. she said the whole thing. let's get this [ bleep ], let's get this f-ing thing done. she means let's kill obama care. let's f-ing kill it. that's martha mcsally. now she's running for senate in arizona like this. >> we cannot go back to where we were before obamacare where people were undiagnosis away from going bankrupt because they could not get access to health care. >> what was the way she put it? let's get this f-ing thing done, let's f-ing kill obamacare. now running as the senate candidate that arizona should trust to protect obama care. it's just like are you freaking kidding me? i mean, it would be one thing if this were one issue, if martha mcsally had done this on light rail. i love light rail. or postage rates, all right, this is the thing that more americans care about than any other in this issue. she's like, vote for me, i stand for exactly the opposite of everything i've ever done in this

last night mcsally embraced president trump and everything on his agenda.. >> because of the republican-led senate in the house, working with this president, we really see more opportunity for people in arizona. arizonans want to be with the agenda that we are working on with president trump. and i built a good relationship with the president. he is leading our country in the right direction. america is back and arizona is back. thanks to president trump, governor deucesy and the republican house and senate. there's more opportunity for everyone. >> quickly, dan, is running as trump's surrogate the smart move for her? >> probably is this year because this is going to be a turned out election. john mccain used to daw criticism for running to the right during the primary and then pivot to the center for the general election. she's not pivoting back. it's all about getting out the base. that's why you're hearing her embracing trump. trump is coming out on friday to rally the troops for her and she's using this kind of trump-style rhetoric. >> thanks so much. >

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this is for martha mcsally in mesa. president hoping to use his heft to pull them across the finish line. >> shepard: thanks, john roberts. i almost called you chris roberts. as president trump prepares to hold that rally in arizona, mike pompeo is on the other side of the southern boarder meeting with the mexican president and other top officials as the caravan of central americans surges towards the north to escape poverty and violence in their own countries. secretary pompeo says we're approaching what he calls a moment of crisis. >> we spoke about the importance of stopping this flow before it reaches the u.s. border. we're deeply aware that the way that mexico will handle this, the way you will handle this, your sovereign decision. >> the current mexican administration is on the way out now and the newly-elected president will take office in december. mexico's incoming leader has suggested his administration would stop doing dirty work for the u.s. by detaining migrants from central america. our state department co

martha mcsally will be here in a minute. here's the bottom line.ny votes for a democrat, you're voting for pelosi, and obamacare. if you vote for any democrat in the senate, you're voting for chuck schumer and the sameda agenda, and by the way, add to that, no conservative supreme court justices. we are going to be discussing the results three weeks frome tonight.oi you have the power to shock the world. just imagine how fun it would be on election night to see the media lose it again. it would be awesome. you have the power, shock the world. we will have more on this in a moment. first we have to cover one abuse of power story breaking just minutes ago. john solomon, new report detailing, get this, howg high-ranking members of the fbi and doj, get this, accepting hundreds of trips from special interest groups and according to solomon, guess whoo mueller's deputy, his pitbull andrew weissmann, the top of offender. we'll get back to that in the days and weeks ahead. first our top story, the midterm elections, we have missouri senate candidate josh h

six days, a battle to hold onto congress and martha mcsally wants to be a senator and will join us live today to tell us a little bit about where that race stands neck and neck coming up.

the gop anger over the kavanaugh hearings helped mcsally to close the gap.arly voting began wednesday. 80% will cast their votes before election day. now, arizona has not elected a democrat to the senate since 1988. so why is it so close? demographics. a third is republican, a third independent, a third democrat. hispanics now 25% of the vote. both are women. there's no gender bias and money. sinema has pro choice groups and outside money keeping her on the air. on policy, they differ on gun control, obamacare, abortion and the border wall. attack ads, sinema is portraying mcsally as a liar and hypocrite and she supports president trump. mcsally portrays sinema as basically a liberal democrat, masquerading as a moderate. >> while we were in harm's way in uniform, sinema was protesting us in a pink tutu. >> so mitt romney arrives later today for a rally for mcsally. george w. bush next week. president trump at some point. the videos could make a difference. >> thank you, william. >> dana: senators facing tough battles are hitting the campaign trail now that t

president trump is campaigning in arizona for martha mcsally. the latest polling showing republican chances to hold the senate and the house are rising as president trump is using almost every available moment working and working hard to support republican candidates as no president of either party has ever done before. and the president calling out mob mentality among the left and the outrageous policies of the radical dimms. president trump: democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. kavanaugh. the caravan. law and order, and common sense. lou: i love that, common sense, kavanaugh, and the very idea this caravan has been stopped by this historic agreement reached between the governments of mexico and the united states. extraordinary. among our guests tonight, republican strategist ed rollins, social media stars diamond and silk. another deep state swamp creature emerges to tell the congress and the american people to go to hell. she is nellie ohr refusing to talk about her role in constructing the trump dossier. we'll be talking all abo

democrat kyrsten sinema is slightly ahead in contest against martha mcsally in arizona and florida, aheat, senator bill nelson tied with governor rick scott. let's bring in adele malpack political reporter from real clear politics. let's start with the indiana race, joe donnelly in trouble for sometime, and republicans are very much hopeful they can pull off a victory there. >> donnelly -- braun is ahead by about three points and in the last two polls, he has been ahead, it does look like he's getting a little momentum. one thing about that poll, there is a third-party candidate there who is a slightly right of center candidate, so that is something to keep in mind that, in tight elections, sometimes third-party candidates can be a spoiler. there are many examples of that. in the special election in pennsylvania 18, conor lamb won that race against rick saccone but there was a right of center libertarian candidate who got 1200 votes. indiana does look like it's trending and mike braun looks like he has momentum and has been ahead in this poll and previous polls. >> jeff flake is not r

the democrat kyrsten sinema and they republican martha mcsally. do you account for how tight that is in a particularly red state? >> it was an open seat and martha mcsally came out at a very competitive primary in late august and her negatives are very high coming out of the primary. had no challengers. so martha mcsally has continued to add to her lead. we have seen the trajectory go her way. a couple of things, one is that kyrsten sinema was caught on tape now talking about arizona is crazy, saying it was a mixed meth lab of democracy. a lot of derogatory things you said about the state before she was running for governor have come to light. also saying to people go ahead and join the talon ban if you want to and martha mcsally, a veteran combat pilot has taken great affront to those past comments and saying that is egregious, it is treated treas, saying that it was okay to go fight with the talon ban. so that has really changed the dynamics of that race. >> harris: i want to talk now, you mentioned tennessee and some others. what are the topics

rallying for mcsally. the goal, energize the base. >> we need you to deliver the vote.d we've got to make sure they vote republican. >> are you concerned that republicans and independents won't be coming home to martha? >> i think we're going to have a record, record turnout of people. >> victory on three. >> reporter: but mcsally herself acknowledged that's a challenge. >> victory! >> what's going on right now, right? if we just get republicans to vote for republicans, then we are going to win up and down the ticket. >> you have even said we have to encourage republicans to vote republican. what do you mean like that? >> you registered republican for a reason, right? >> she's tried to pretend she's right of center receipt now but she's not. we need republicans and right leaning independents to wake up, look at our make a good choice. >> reporter: but her radical record puts us all at risk. >> rcinema's past. she was once a green party antiiraq war protestor. working with one group in that in a flyer depicted a soldier as a skeleton but in congress as a democrat she dev

finallyy tonight, we have a her son too, vacated by martha mcsally who is running for senate in a very tight race therefore the senate. the republican in that case. and kirkpatrick. so we will point out ten key races per night so you know if it is your district that matters. these districts will decide the balance of power, four weeks from tonight. u.s. senate, that is up for grabs. maybe another supreme court nomination or two in the future. you get money from big time democratic billionaires piling and all over the country. let's start in indiana. incumbent democrat joe donnelly in a tough race. that's the state president trump won. he is running a great campaign. donnelly as you know voted against kavanaugh. he is no schumer democrat.

representati mcsally has moved too the right, and is strongly backing the president. ae said recently she hopes he comes torizona before election day to campaign with herand representative sinema, who spent time in congress trying to reaci across thee and make derself a moderate, has really aligned with mocrats on most issues during this campaign. >> sreenivasan: all riht. so we see increase in polarity that is happening in the rest of the country playing out in this pce. what the issues thople in arizona are most concerned about or -- well, and then what are the candidates saying the issues are most important? sometimes they are not the same. >> they aren't the same. education is a big issue in arizona. and of course to a lesser amoun on the federal side of things, that's much more of a state issue. the border and healthcare are also big issues in arizona, of course arizona being a border state. representive mcsally has really been pushing on the border and representative sinema has really been pushing on the healthcare issue, soing to split that vote and again very

congresswoman mcsally has mitt romney in today at mesa. former president george bush next week.nt we're told president trump. neither one of these congressmen has run a statewide race before. sunday is the sole debate, giving voters a chance to see them in an inscripted forum. results could be critical to the balance of power in the senate. back to you. >> bret: thank you. william. an american pastor held in turkey is on his way home to the u.s. tonight. and a columnist who entered the saudi consulate still missing. we'll get reaction from the panel. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go national. go like a

mcsally votes with president trump 90% of the time.a claims mcsally will say and do anything to get elected and has accused her of being against coverage for preexisting conditions. >> that is just a flat out lie. again, these are just classic fear tactics. if you turn on a tv all over the country, the democrats have nothing to run on. so they're choosing to play with fear. >> the reality is, we should just call the balls and the strikes. when the president's doing something right, support him. when he's doing something wrong, oppose it. >> reporter: registration wise, arizona third republican, third democrat, third independent. for that 10% undecided, dana, this was very important. probably the last time you will hear them together outside of all those attacks. >> dana: 21 days to go. william, thank you very much. next, sky high gas tax in california is driving voters to consider repealing the latest increase. will the issue help republicans in november? plus, the race for money in the midterms. why republicans are pulling support fro

mcsally for senate.com, if people want to know more.ve lots of questions for her. we hope she gets to us before the election. jillian: this is about a father at mcdonald's with his children shoots and kills an armed suspect. the unidentified man pulling out his own gun, once the shooter opened fire. this happened in alabama. an employee is grateful for his bravery. >> i imagine how it would have went if he wasn't armed. we might not be here having this interview. jillian: the father and his son were both shot but will be okay. >>> couples claim they found a secret camera hidden inside their cruise ship room. they told "inside edition" said it was aimed towards their bed. >> she looked at it, became concerned, we're flabbergasted in the room and plugged up and is working. jillian: the couple says the device was hidden in wires on the ship. carnival confirms the camera was there, but says it was not capable of recording. >>> a bride secretty satin its up her sisters for wedding day. the australian bride confessing i bought a weight loss s

mcsally trailing by .2 percentage points. senate candidate martha mcsally with us now. saw a poll from nbc that had her up six. what gives on that? >> the only poll that matters is when they actually count the ballots. the vast majority of people vote early in arizona and we're out there fighting for every last vote. i won my first race in the house by 167 votes. i know the importance of sprinting through the tape and getting your message out and making sure people are excited to turn out and get their friends and family and neighbors to turn out. that will make the difference. >> bill: she is hitting you on healthcare. mcsally continues to lie on her record of healthcare. i voted to protect coverage for the 2.8 -- the president said republicans will protect people with pre-existing positions far better than the dems. what is your challenger talking about. >> fear tactics like we see all over the country. it's a lie. i am passionate protect people with pre-existing conditions and i voted that way. the reality is right now und

josh, by the way, and martha mcsally, will join us on this program tomorrow night.onight we have even more footage. this time we have the campaign of claire mccaskill. her staff caught on tape admitting her political strategy, lied to the voters.e the people of missouri, pretend to be something you're not -- a moderate. this is what we have been telling you all along, take a look. >> you're saying you think she is more progressive than she lets on? >> yes. >> she's a lot more open-minded to alternative routes to think. that she can't be open about that? >> why not?ti >> it isolates her with modern republicans.>> >> it's like we have to lie to get elected. >> essentially. >> sean: oops. we reached out to claire mccaskill's campaign for comment, they didn't get back. this is similar to the same deception we showed last week with tennessee democrat candidate, phil bredesen. his staffers caught on tape saying their boss would never -- he'll do the right thing when he's elected. take a look. >> he wouldn't really vote for kavanaugh, right? >> i don't think so. >> i was s

just like martha mcsally and this is one of the problems why martha mcsally was so vulnerable in the district. because people wanted to see her. they wanted to have town hall, my opponents actually said she is not going to do any town hall. >> thank you, we now onto the next question. it will be for ms. kirkpatrick. this comes from arizona public media, lorraine rivera. >> ms. kirkpatrick you voted for nancy pelosi to be speaker of the house in each of your three prior congressional terms. she helped bankroll your campaign disciple. any democrats urging for change in the party leadership. will you support nancy pelosi for speaker of the house? >> the democrats are successful in taking back to houston where in the majority, we will be taking on really hefty legislation. that is what we did last time we were in the majority. and there was a large caucus, we had the progressives, when the blue dogs, we had the hispanic caucus, african-american caucus. women's caucus.we debated vigorously in the caucus room. but nancy pelosi was able to bring us to a consensus. on legislation that we cou

mcsally. trish: tonight, all eyes on our southern border as a caravan of 4,000 migrants break through a gate at the guatemala-mexican bored. they are heading here to the united states. president trump in the border state of arizona promising to do whatever it takes including sending the u.s. military to prevent these people from entering illegally into our country. lou dobbs, the man at the forefront of this immigration problem before anyone is going to join me tonight along with tom holliman, former director of i.c.e. saudis confirming jamal khashoggi is dead. democrats go full-on conspiracy theory crazy. >> the reporting that jared kushner may have with u.s. intelligence delivered a hit list, an enemies list to saudi arabia and the prince may have acted on that, and one of the people he took action against is mr. khashoggi. trish: i have the intel for you on why democrats are getting so darn desperate and so darn scared 18 days from mid terms. "trish regan primetime" begins now. breaking ton

bush is at a fund-raiser with mcsally.ational democrats on the stump for her. >> dana: maybe that tells us something. thank you, hillary. arizona just one state where political rhetoric has turned nasty. that's in sharp con forecast to nikki haley. she poked fun at democrats and republicans at a new york fund-raiser last night. >> the president called me this morning and gave me some really good advice. he said if i get stuck for last, just brag about its accomplishments. it really killed at the u.n., i gotta tell you. >> dana: i'm joined now by professional wrestler and fox news kreurbt. of course, she's going to be on the gigi show. i wanted to ask you about what nikki haley had to say. listen to her message. >> in the last two years i have seen true evil. we have some serious political differences here at home, but our opponents are not evil. they're just our opponents. we are blessed with a political system that allows us to resolve our differences peacefully. in the end, we must recognize that we are all americans. >>

the most recent average gives mcsally a slight edge. arizona is one of the united states' largest cotton producers state. china imposed a 25% tariff on u.s. cotton imports. vaughn hillyard has travelled the country for the impacts on the tariffs. how much of a roll are those tariffs playing on the arizona senate race and where are you? what are you on? >> reporter: this would be a john deere cotton picker. we're about three hours east of phoenix here in arizona. this is a plot of land by dennis palmer. he has 3300 acres around here. often in these elections we pay attention to the phoenix and tucson and flag staff. you have to go outside. arizona is a big state. look at places where trump won by 40 percentage points. this is graham county. mcsally is the republican, and she's going to need some of that base that donald trump relied on. he won arizona in 2016 by three percentage points. we came out and talked to dennis and others involved in the cotton industry. they've been hit hard by the price drop of cotton since the tariffs were put

i spoke to congresswoman martha mcsally and she said it's time for them to step up and put the u.s.-mexico trade agreement on hold. >> we have little caravans coming every single day. this is insane. we need to unify the country and stop this from happening. it's ridiculous. reporter: congresswoman kirstin cinema said there should be noted the difference between people crossing the border for a job and crossing the border seek asylum. but neither candidate addressed what we should do with the caravan if it does make its way to the u.s.-arizona border. the president said as of now mexico is doing a good job stopping them from making their way here. liz? liz: we are 2 1/2 weeks away from the mid terms. in the me too era both sides are battling for the suburban women's vote. we welcome the former communications director or senator harry reid. kayleigh, your read on the suburban women's vote. survey showing they favor democrats by a double-digit margin. >> i think they will just perform public polling just as they did in 2016. after the convention public polling said white suburban wome

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martha mcsally, air force pilot. a colonel in the air force is not running as a moderate. in arizona are no longer the republicans of john mccain or jeff flake. she's running harder to the right, while sinema has told independent voters, i'm for border security, i'm not a liberal, i'm not proud democrat, she's running as a moderate. they are both incredibly ambitious people. sinema has the controversial statements in the past, which could end up depressing independent boat but she is way up with independence, and i could heat up a victory. >> bret: what's interesting is the ads are trying to point each other as extremes. >> they call each other liars and treasonous. as ugly as it gets. >> sinema saying it's okay to work for the taliban is not okay. >> but they are both at each other's throats. it's as ugly as it could have gotten, and again so interesting that they are actually moderates. but one of them chose not to run as one. it will be interesting to see what happens as a result of that. >> bret: the president is not stopping in arizona on his final track. we will see.

but specifically in arizona you have had this debate last night with martha mcsally. see if we can get it to come through here and kristin sinema. the clear average between these two candidates. she is up two in a state that donald trump won by four points. you pop up here in nevada, really close race here between heller and rosin. this was a contest that went for hillary clinton by two points. pop up here to montana, tester the democrat is in a tough battle challenged by the republican. a state that president trump won by 20. tester has a bit of an edge in the polling. he is up about 3 points. you think joe biden is going to nevada. barack obama is going to nevada. it is crunch time right now and how does this trump effect play in arizona, and nevada and places like montana? >> if you go to a trump rally, bill, you might not see the normal people that might be at a john mccain rally or at a mitt romney rally. this is a whole different swath of american population that hasn't been engaged in politics. they came out for donald trump. we aren't sure they'll come out in

bush is here now hosting a closed door fund-raiser with mcsally. wide range of people that are coming out to stump for her on the campaign trail shows her appeal to all types of conservatives. neil? neil: hillary vaughn, thank you very, very much. in the meantime we are following developments with this record jackpot offering, the megamillions and powerball jackpots together are close to $1.5 billion so far. daniel, there are a couple areas, some people are paying hundreds of dollars to get their hands on multiple tickets to improve their chances of winning, and there are others who one ticket, that's all i need, i'll take my chances. the old line is someone's going to win this thing but some people can go a little crazy. >> absolutely. look, neil, everybody starts thinking about it's a dollar and a dream, right? you got to be in it to win it, all these things. you know what's interesting, at the beginning of the day today, the megamillions was about at $900 million. now we have broken $1 billion so what's happening? people are getting emotional. i

american hero republican martha mcsally, a vet, 28 years, six tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan.er opponent kristen sinema, a radical disgrace for decades, even trashing the people of arizona, calling them crazy, comparing the state to a meth lab of democracy and she says arizona is famous in a lindsay lohan kind of way, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. 2003, not long after the 2001 trade center attacks, sheno even suggested it was okay if americans go fight for the taliban, our enemies. she also promoted events at arizona state university featuring a radical far left lawyer, the one who were presented radical blind sheik. and by the way, sinema organized antiwar rally with self-described witches. as martha mcsally said, while she was fighting for a country she was running antiwar protests and wearing a pink tutu. yesterday project veritas unleashed a private video showing how she and her campaign are caught on tape openly admitting just how far left she is. but she's hiding it from the people of arizona. it's amazing how consistent the democrats are. don't tell them what

the negative ads on the mcsally side. here's some cinema in the senate race, some cinema with positive ads up in april. this has been going on a long time and right now it is really, really intense. >> maria, you moderated the one and only debate. we were hoping it would be more than that. we were hoping to get our hand on at least a debate here. the amazing report from our reporter in the field was the two candidates sat there five minutes before the debate started and didn't even acknowledge each other. it's personal for these two, is it not? >> it certainly is. both of them have criticized but they're still on the airwaves of course. it was not very warm between them before the debate. it wasn't anything nasty but the photographers and videographers in there were trying to get them to engage. they just were not playing ball. >> one thing that has also come through, even ones who decided who they're going to vote for, they doesnn't feel they into th running mate. this is kyrsten sinema. you saw this debate where people

by the way, sinema also organized an antiwar rally with martha mcsally was fighting for her country.h self-described, she invited, which is to the rally. this week, the rnc used sinema's own words against her in this brand-new ad. take a look. >> democrats, greens, independents, anarchists, socialist, communist, whoever wants to come. you are welcome tomorrow. ian know that talking with grous that are coming, i said, think about how the police are going to react to what you wear on what you say. whatever decision you make is your choice. >> sean: thankfully, make sally is currently surging in the polls, and for good reason peered meanwhile, in the great state of tennessee, we have a shocking poll showing republican trend of the show, marsha blackburn, actually down one point against democratic challenger, former governor, phil bredesen. but remember, brett is and was expunged this week as being a two-faced, phony liberal pretending to be a moderate good he has campaign under the guise that he would support the cavanaugh nomination, but his staff caught on camera by project airbus.com

senate in arizona martha mcsally yesterday desperately tried to claim she always fought for preexisting conditions, despite her actual voting record. >> will you fight to retain preexisting conditions as they are today? >> i have fought for preexisting conditions. i voted to protect preexisting conditions. >> you voted for something that would weaken preexisting conditions. you -- >> braum, it's not true. >> it is true. mcsally voted for the republican health plan, the ahca, weakened protections for people with preexisting conditions. mcsally has her own idea of what matters to voters. >> do you think if -- >> dennis, can we please talk about the things that matter to most voters instead of repeating what's on the democrat press releases. it's ridiculous. >> can i get a caravan question? here to talk about what does, in fact, matter to voters, democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut, it is striking to me that if you look at the ad data, how much democrats have prioritized health care, and if you look at the way republicans are responding from the president on down, how much they

she is just trying to cut, cut and not sure the full picture. >> sean: checkmate martha mcsally.s is your new democratic party i've been warning you about. the people of arizona, who do you want representing you -- a war hero who supports the president and puts her life on the line for the country or a radical left-wing activist who mocks the people of arizona, her own state? it's pretty simple. you vote for a democrat running for senate, you're voting for chuck schumer and i know chuck schumer. he happens to be my senator, i'm stuck here paying 10% of state income taxes in new york. the house of representatives? i don't care what district you're in. you vote for any democrat, you're voting for nancy pelosi and she is anything but a fair-minded moderate. she represents the very worst of the party of smears, slanders, lies, no due process, and of course no presumption of innocence but that's only for democrats. for years, she has been front and center carrying out the democratic playbook. republicans, racist, sexist, misogynistic, they want to kill your children and throw your gra

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remember mcsally in arizona? i mean, mcsally in arizona -- >> desperately -- >> she says, oh, people don't care about health care in arizona, let's talk about the caravan instead. americans are a lot smarter than that. this is all about health care. this is all about ripping protections away from americans. it's about distraction. nothing more. >> that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage. >> thanks, mika. good evenimorning, everyone, i' stephanie ruhle. closing argument. the president plans a massive midterm push, visiting 11 cities in six days. what's his message? it is not about women. >> we have to take care of our country at the border. a lot of bad people, a lot of bad people in there. people in gangs. we don't want them in this country. that's called an invasion of our country. >> the president railing against the migrant caravan which is still weeks away, mobilizing 5,000 troops to the border. setting up tent cities. and now a new report. he's looking to end birth right citiz

martha mcsally, great to meet you, see you, josh, best of luck to you. i hope people are paying attention. these are important races. when we come back, david limbaugh, tammy bruce, newt gingrich, busy breaking news night, we are glad you're with us. thanks for choosing fox, thanks for watching "hannity," we appreciate it. ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. ♪ >> sean: only 20 days left and we've got a lot to get to tonight. here with reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce, the author of -- and i've read this book now cover to cover. first thing i know i need to be a better christian. at the

they are competing to replace veintive of nar mcsally who is running another senate the seat the have a new member for fourth time since 2012 analysts this race as em democratic. coverage gets underway as we get the signal from arizona hear on c-span. its stop number 42 on the thour third most the populated state capitol indianapolis and called the crossroads of america. the city hosted the largest event in the world. general,s attorney mr. attorney general, good morning. >> googood morning, pedro. >> cue talk about the what you broke in the role of attorney general and what your fill fos philosophy is to the people of indiana? sure. that for 28 years and understanding the dynamic of the leadership and how to make and on a quick basis but on the thorough basis after full examination. we also have a various programs that we operate on the outside pleased we're sker lating the state because of the cry crisis that has direct impact here end indiana and sponsoring and programs andiction making sure we get programming andreatment both in jail out of jail for those who are incarcerated beca

i am joined by congressman martha mcsally, who just finished up a successful rally.er today, it was released that your competitor said some things a few years ago during the 1070 controversy, she said republicans are crazy and also said that arizona was a meth lab for democracy. how do you think those comments will impact the race question marks because she also said that arizona is crazy. these comments are disqualifying. they should be disqualifying. but she's had millions of dollars poured into her trying to prop her up. she has said many disqualifying things, like showing soldiers and bring to dues and showing skeletons. make sure you understand what she is giving her life too. she is crazy and out of touch with the mainstream and out of touch with arizona. >> you criticized your opponent that your opponent wasn't independent enough. why isn't that hypocrisy? >> we are working on an agenda together. we had a historic opportunity to cut taxes, rebuild our border, and i'm at the white house all the time making sure that the legislation on the desk helped move the c