. >> dana: thank you, mike rowe. thank you for being with us. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. game on. election day in america. voters are hitting the polls from dawn to dusk. choosing who they want to have in the majority in the house and senate. 36 governor seats in play and local leaders including even school board members being chosen today. it is busy and you are on as the voter. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus." 44 million americans have

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jeff flock in pennsylvania. >> dana: let's bring in mike rowe of the mike rowe works foundation, executive works on fox business. an election can focus the support of energy as it gets down in the final stretch. >> i think so. it is a year round topic but funny the way it has built and built and built. funny, too, the way i've seen this story sort of spool out. on the one hand we talk about what the president said and what it means. on the other hand we're talking about what the president meant to say and what we think he thought he meant. and that's fascinating to me. i have just personally i kind of reject the whole idea that we need to look into a magic eight ball to figure it out. he is the leader of the free world and he spoke clearly and said exactly what it seems like he believes and what he said is totally consistent with everything i've seen him do in this space. fossil fuels are either the enemy and the end of the world in 12 years or it's not. >> bill: you make your living communicating and you are really good at it. >> thanks. >> bill: it seems like there is a cleanup on aisle

mike rowe, the great mike rowe. dirty jobs, back. one of the biggest stories in the midterms is what happened here in florida in miami dade county. long a democratic stronghold and republicans flipped it. what exactly happened? the mayor of miami joins us next. we'll be right back. >> tucker: we're back in hollywood, florida, in miami dade county. probably the most dynamic place in the united states and more money moved into miami dade in the past couple years than any place in the history of the country. it's long been a democratic stronghold and sudsenly it's not a democratic -- suddenly it's not a democratic stronghold and seems like a republican place. in 2018, ron desantis lost miami dade by 20 points. last week he won by more than 10 points and marco rubio won by nine points and huge flip. francis suarez is the famous mayor of miami and joins us onsets. thank you for coming on. there are so many things happening in miami and take as much longer conversation that we have. >> for sure. >> tucker: if you would i address the politi

mike rowe is with me. how america works, this is the man who does that, okay. te to say this but sometimes, mike, it sounds like the president doesn't really respect blue collar workers, you know what i mean? >> yes, i know what you mean, and i think that sentiment is probably alive and well in more than a few places but i don't think this issue is about the workers. it's about the people who rely on energy. it's about all of us. it's tricky, i was talking to a friend of mine this morning about the same thing who's on the left side of the aisle. he said, it's unpleasant when you have to decide whether or not the president meant what he said or not. it's awkward. if his comments need be explained, what does that even mean? i don't have any answers other than i'm pretty sure thatchy china and india combined are building a coal plant every week and have plans to continue for the next three decades. there's a bigger story and i'm not sure why we would end it here. stu: you're right to identify the bigger story because if the white house has to walk back what the pre

. >> recently spoke with mike row about the new season of his sho how america works. take a look. >> fox news is business prime i back with great like american build, american dynasty. kelsey grammar's historical battles for america, and how america works hosted by our goo friend micro. just like last season, he is going to be taking you behind the scenes for an in-depth look at the people that keep this country running, the people the keep the country great. here is a sneak peek of the new season that focuses on the men and women who keep america's cargo moving. >> instead of me being down her picking up little by little advocate or quarter buckets, rolling it all down here into a and it will save us time in the end. everything is going good right now, let's move. >> as johnny is about to find out, his troubles with the hopper aren't over yet. the shoot is not open. >> you're kidding, right? >> here with more is our friend and the host of how america works it airs monday nights at 9:00 p.m. on our sister network mike rowe is with us very tight live, he doesn't even h

, thg the great mike rowe, dirty jobst back . thank you. thank you.hetori one of these stories,esth the midterms, is what happenedc. in florida right here. a d miami-dade county, long a democratic stronghold. republicans flipped it. what exactly happene d? the mayor of miami joins us right back . life asks a lot from you. >> why not get a little relief along the way? the power boost massage chair from sharper image with improved ergonomic handle and enhanced performance, the power boost massager from sharper image relief. >> now wellness always. hello, i'm mike lindell. i'm excited to bring you my the dream bed sheets for the best offer ever. we're all experiencing rising prices, but i was able to secure a limited amount of giza cotton for a great price and i'm passing those savings directly onto you. you can get my dream bed sheets for as long as twenty nine ninety eight with your promo code. they're the most luxurious sheets ever made with the world's best cotton. it's grown only in a region between the sahara desert, the medit

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mike rowe, is he on this program a lot. >> steve: speaking of dirty jobs. >> pete: talk about the ethichard work. great guy to ask. here is part of what he says on the topic. >> it wasn't that 7 million able-bodied men are affirmatively not looking for work. it's what they are doing instead. and there's a lot of research on this. >> vapeing? >> worse. what they are doing instead and this data by the way coming from 7 million men have explained taking up all their time. 97% are spending 2 hours hours a year on screens. 2080 hours that's 40 hours a week. that's a full-time job. >> steve: it is a full time job. >> ainsley: wow, when you look at it that way. >> steve: these are not dirty jobs we are talking about. and this kind of comes full circle to our lead story and that is the president is in china for the most part the manufacturing jobs they used to be in the united states. are in china. they make our stuff largely services and things like that. people don't want to do those jobs. >> pete: exacerbated by covid. people were paid not to go out. >> ainsley: advice for microstop looking

. >> bill: kellyanne conway, brit hume, shannon bream, martha maccallum and mike rowe with analysis coming up shortly. >> dana: look at this here. we have karl rove, lucas tomlinson and kelly o'grady. let's get to pennsylvania right away. more than a million people have already voted. bryan llenas is outside of philadelphia. all eyes on pennsylvania tonight. >> no doubt about it. happy election day. good morning. dr. mehmet oz voted just after 8:00 a.m. in huntington valley with his wife, lisa and swarmed by the press. this message to voters on election day. >> i'm proud of how i've run this campaign. pennsylvaniaians are sending a clear message to washington. less radicalism and more balance. i encourage everyone to vote. it is your duty. >> his opponent democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman cast his ballot this morning in braddock. he was with his wife. he didn't take any questions. last night he reassured voters he is fit for office despite suffering that stroke. >> every day i feel better and better. by january i will be even better. [cheers and applause] >> but dr. oz will still

. >> dana: thank you, mike rowe. thank you for being with us. harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. game on. election day in america. voters are hitting the polls from dawn to dusk. choosing who they want to have in the majority in the house and senate. 36 governor seats in play and local leaders including even school board members being chosen today. it is busy and you are on as the voter. i'm harris faulkner and are you in "the faulkner focus." 44 million americans have already cast an early ballot. polls are now open in 49 of our great 50 states, hawaii opens last in about 59 minutes. each and every vote cast will make up a small part of what our political landscape will look like for the next two years. democrats have been facing increasingly bleak chances in the mid-term elections. president biden even admitting last night it will be an uphill battle for dems. >> what do you think about tomorrow, sir? >> president biden: i'm optimistic. i'm always optimistic. >> will democrats win the house? >> president biden: i think it

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. >> her husband is in the front row. , mike you've got, us buddy? and, now since this is our second annual fund-raiser, we have to bring in the big guns to celebrate. our special guest for tonight's data, either of civil war times. dana shoaf. the >> that is a lot of pressure. i am a little terrified because i've not been out of the house much, like many of you. >> you look like. it you look at. >> so, they say you should never follow dogs or babies on stage while you should never complete with travis's hair as we have already heard. so i thought i should groom myself a little bit before i come down here and i grabbed this little razor for my bailed. beard. and i made one round of the battery ran out and i'm just thankful i made one circus. because i finally got halfway across, that would have been even worse. i try to hang in there, it gets the silver fox. i do what i can. nice to meet you all. as it was said i am the editor of civil war times. i also work as the historian and there for several or trails. in my free time. it's a pleasure to be, her

row seat to democracy. >> former vice president mike pence spoke at the republican jewish coalition leadership meeting in las vegas. he talked about his involvement in the trump administration's decision to move the american embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the author of the new book "so help me, god," the 48th vice president of the united states, mike pence. (music) ♪ i was born free, born free, free like a river raging strong in the wind ♪ >> hello, rjc. it is great to be here with so many friends. my friend, the former secretary of state, mike pompeo. [applause] senator ted cruz. governor chris sununu. governor larry hogan. senator hagerty. and all of you patriotic republicans at the republican jewish coalition national leadership meeting. thank you all. [applause] use] i want to thank norm coleman and matt brooks for their extraordinary leadership. impactful leadership of this great organization. i say to all of you from the bottom of my heart, thank you. thinker -- thank you for all you did to ensure republican victories across this country. thank

row seat to democracy. >> republican senator mike lee talked about the u.s.egal system and the canceled culture that comes with exercising freedom of speech. he spoke at the federalist society's attorneys convention in washington d.c. >> good morning. i apologize about my voice. my name is nate, vice president and director of the practice groups and article one initiative for the federalist society it is my honor to introduce our speaker -- federalist society. it is my honor to introduce our speaker. the senator from utah's well-known to this audience and i doubt i could add much in the way of fun facts or undisclosed biographical details about his career in service to our country. what i can say is that i once worked on capitol hill. and while there are many good public servants in the legislature, the phrase? all trades, master of none, was the most charitable characterization that came to mind when observing some of our representatives up close. not so with senator mike lee. the senator has always been generous to the society, with his masterful understand

third election in a row that donald trump has cost us the race, and it's like, you know, three strikes you're out. >> reporter: with his new book out tomorrow, former vice president mike pence is taking aim at trump, for telling the capitol attackers he lacked the courage to block the 2020 results from being certified. >> it angered me, but i turned to my daughter, who was standing nearby, and i said, it doesn't take courage to break the law. it takes courage to uphold the law. the president's words were reckless. it's clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> reporter: tonight, there are indeed growing debates over who should lead republicans in the house and in the senate. even senator mitch mcconnell is under preurem som collesme game a the party's disappointing midterm performance, which many now attribute to the former prene that big announcement tomorrow. norah. >> yeah, just before thanksgiving. all right. robert costa, thank you. >>> well, overseas, president biden's highly anticipated meeting with chinese president xi lasted for more than three hours at the g20 summit in indonesia today. tensions over trade, taiwan, and the war in ukraine loomed over the

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row. >> sophie with chicago. congratulations to all of you. my question is from mike boulder. a follow-up on the question i asked charlie in august, regarding the red crew and lodges. she said the difference between shuttle and not with the use of high-tech alloys and low technology so they can -- the crew can evaluate reports remotely. she said that in town now, that has been adequate. you still have the option to requisition a pet if you need to. can you tell me about that moment when you guys realized that tech alone was not adequate enough and you need to send the crew, how was that is made -- decision made? >> we recognized we had a week and we were able to get a camera on it. although it was. we are using the top half and see vapors. that helped inform that what our measurements were telling us we could visually verify. we talked about where there are options we would not have to send a team out there. we were talking about, could you basically rate -- at the valve off and use the main valve in a delicate way to perform that function of the replenish. the crowd team, whi

row donald trump cost us the race, three strikes you're out. >> reporter: with his new book out tomorrow, former vice president mike pence is taking aim at trump for telling the capitol attackers he lacked the courage to block the 2020 results from being certified. >> it angered me. but i turned to my daughter who was standing nearby, and i said, it doesn't take courage to break the law, it takes courage to uphold the law. i mean, the president's words were reckless. it's clear he decided to be part of the problem. >> reporter: tonight, there are indeed growing debates over who should lead republicans in the house and in the senate. even senator mitch mcconnell is under pressure from some colleagues. it's a blame game after the party's disappointing midterm performance, which many now attribute to the former president, just before that big announcement tomorrow. norah. >> o'donnell: yeah, just before thanksgiving. all right, robert costa, thank you. well, overseas, president biden's highly anticipated meeting with chinese president xi lasted for more than three hours at the g20 summit in indonesia today. tensions of trade, taiwan, and the war

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row here. blue shirt. >> stephen clark, space flight now. i think my question is probably for mike serafin but howard you can pitch in if you want to. with the successful launch i'm wondering if you could quantify or describe the amount of risk that's been retired from this mission with the successful demonstration of the space launch system? and looking ahead, i know the big priority one objective is getting the lunar re-entry velocity, re-entry and splashdown. on the course of the moon, what are some of the things that will take place the next few days? >> that's a great question. certainly the space launch system delivering with precision to the point of translunar ejection was one of the objectives. it did exactly that. the insertion altitude was, we were aiming for a 975 by 16 nautical mile insertion. we got 972 by 16. that's well within the noise of a system like this. and then the -- the vehicle delivered us to the point of translunar injection with the quote i heard was dead on. but there was a word inserted between dead and on that i won't share with you here in this setti

row seat to democracy. >> tonight, former vice president mike pence discusses his book, so help me god, about his life, faith, and reflections on his time in the trump administration. hosted by the ronald reagan presidential library museum and -- california, live coverage begins at 9 pm eastern on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile video app. or online at c-span.org. >> friday's at 8 pm eastern c-span brings you afterwards from book tv, a program or nonfiction authors are interviews by journalists, and more, on the latest books, this week the new york times emily flutter reports on the barriers that people of color face when interacting with the u.s. financial services industry in her book the white wall, she is interviewed by brookings institution senior fellow andre perry. watch afterwards every friday at 8 pm eastern, on c-span. >> ceos from america's biggest bags testify before the house financial services committee on a regulatory and oversight matters in the banking industry. they also touch on customer data protection, and working with underserved, under-banks communities. >> the committee

row seat to democracy. >> tonight, former vice president mike pence discusses his book, so help me god, about his life, faith, and reflections on his time in the trump administration. hosted by the ronald reagan presidential library museum and -- california, live coverage begins at 9 pm eastern on c-span. you can also watch on our free mobile video app. or online at c-span.org. >> friday's at 8 pm eastern c-span brings you afterwards from book tv, a program or nonfiction authors are interviews by journalists, and more, on the latest books,

75 basis point hike in a row joining us right now to look ahead rosenblat securities managing director great to see you are you in the camp fed tightening is nearing end as mikeilson wrote in morgan stanley report earlier this week being what do you expect jay powell to take behalf of the announcing a rays hike. i think i have been in the kafrn a little bit early in terms of being about the optimistic, a lot of people say now is not the time to be a hero are there saying that late september, i was, of a mind now is not the time to be a coward i have been on the floor a long time know what capitulation looks like smells like we haven't seen anything like that i was convinced we would find a level i think there is a a little bit of swagger back small but it's coming. as far as interest rates concerned 75 basis points does seem consensus down there i think there will be a surprise if he dose something else the question what will be the reaction if he does something else, because you know sometimes good news is bad news bad news is good news. as far as, moving forward, i know, there is this -- there is perception that there is kind of this binary relationship bet

mike santoli as always. put on steady after a giant rally last week. >> sara, that's the observation. market's holding on to nearly 6% gain in the s&p. last week second day in a row. right at the 4,000 level briefly got there friday trading a little above today interesting to me in part where it takes us back to. this market come down since january. first crack below 4,000 in early part of may. when the fed stepped up its rate of tinting to half a percentage point at the may meeting, early may. got an april cpi report. 8.3% causing another round of fear about tightening and inflation which is what thas all been about this year yet we're at that level again after another three percentage points of fed tightening and inflation recently only starting to show signs of backing off look at that two different ways. one, markets about zord a lot of bad on the way, point to point over the last six months and not lost much. the other hand still face those pressures and maybe a matter of time before it succumbs. we'll see. the most volatile, etf known to low relativity one six-no chart was 4,000. thursday and friday another bursts liar in the risky high beta stocks. often l

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row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. ♪ american soldier, i am an american soldier ♪ >> emily: as we honor and remember our veterans this veterans day former secretary of state mikechasing good men and women from the armed services. on up post, former army tank commander writes our military today is in crisis. so much so that veterans are speaking out. we ought to set politics aside and listen to them. they know what it takes for america's military to be strong and capable and ensuring it remains so must be our utmost priority. it doesn't just make america less safe, it is a gross disservice to the men and women who served our country. they did not fight to see our armed forces become places of woke indoctrination. rob smith, what say you? >> rob: i think people need to realize that our military is for one reason it's not about climate change poles or pronouns which is a real thing earlier this week, we need to realize that. my fear is when we are dealing with woke indoctrination of the military right now is two fold. first of all we have very strong soldiers serving right now who do not feel comfortable serving in this environment so choosing not to continue pai

row, ohio polling has been atrocious for a decade now. it is really bad. in 2018 where the polling -- there wasn't a single pole mike dewine lead in. the contrary case of tim ryan comes from young, found, the swing area of the state. which is a weird thing to say. he might over perform. at the end of the day, the fact that he rise at 44 -- i think this is a classic race where it probably adds up ryan gets a point or two up to 46 or 47. but, vance wins by six or eight points. we have talked about bad candidates. that primary is -- that was the worst primary of my life. j.d. vance, josh mandel, the quintessential establishment candidate who decided he was going to be coming just because. and was terrible at it. he burned money at one point. he had a video where he said, by, bitcoin and lit a $10 bill on fire on twitter. people were like, i do not know, j.d. vance. i do not know. that was a doozy. mike gibbons challenged someone to a fight on the debate stage. it was real. ok. now. i think we have got an idea of which way the wind is blowing. it is republican, but how republican? norm knows a lot about what happens when he -- when you

guidance, the second quarter in a row it's done that cvs agreed to an opioid settlement totaling about $5 billion. that's to be paid over a decade, though those shares up 3% mikeours away from another big fed decision, most expecting another 75 basis point hike steve leisman joining us with the latest what we might learn about what's to come after today's hike >> that's where the focus is the best markets can hope for today is the fed delivers the last of what will be the fourth consecutive 75 basis point increase beyond that, there are expectations the fed slows the pace of increases while it still pursues higher rates of course, no guarantees either way. look at where the market is trading right now. fed funds rate by 75%, another 50 in december although it's sort of 50/50 on 50 or 75 it's a close call. after december markets are pricing in an additional 50 to 75 basis points of rate hikes next year, bringing the funds rate up to a pretty high in this context, 502 on the peak rate. krishna gu ha says we think the fed sees to need to do as much as it did in cease however, we think the leadership sees the merit of getting off the 75 basis point a meeting hamst

mike mclelland. williams pleaded not guilty to both. mark hasse's longtime friend and federal trial attorney, bush, believes williams will still be dangerous even on death rowaking him seem like hannibal lecter. >> this is a man who killed three people in cold blood. simply because they prosecuted him for stealing computer monitors. >> kim williams pleaded guilty to the murder of mark cassie. the two other charges are still pending. she was sentenced to 40 years in prison, avoiding the death penalty. >> i'll never forget cynthia remark. >> will you ever be over? this >> are not over this. i know we never will be. i don't think any of us will be. ever. >> but as tragic as all this was, believe it or not, something good came out of it. during the long ordeal, christina and that cop from dallas, c.j. tomlinson, fell in love. their families had been great friends for a long time. cynthia mclelland had always try to play matchmaker. >> cynthia pretty much told me that that was going to happen. she was right. she got me. who >> i only imagine how happy your mom would be. she's looking. doubt that he too are together. >> i can't even imagine. she would be just doi