host: this is the racecourse on patrick maloney -- race on sean patrick maloney. your thoughts on that race and the larger story of what that pole could mean? caller: -- guest: who took the pole? host: i will let you know -- guest: i need to know who it is. sometimes they are right but they do have an agenda. they have an ax to grind and they tend -- almost always to show their candidate -- parties candidate doing better than polling average. they could be right but it causes you to be suspicious and they are -- there are polling groups on the republican and democrat sites --sides who do that and maloney has been controversial in his role with the democratic campaign and he has aggregated democrats in new york but the democratic leadership in the house seems to be pleased with him. his district is not overwhelmingly democratic. it is theoretically possible for him to be defeated. maybe more than theoretically possible. on a compass, q usually that a little less on them in the districting -- redistricting gears --years. garp was a prime chase of the system of redis

democratic congressman sean patrick maloney of new york, whose job it is to get democrats elected to ss, now fighting to keep his own seat. in an area that biden won by double digits. maloney in a new interview tonight is now downplaying expectations. >> for folks who think it's easy for a gay guy with an interracial family to win a trump district and then on top of that run in one where he doesn't live, i don't think you know anything about upstate new york. >> his opponent mike lawler releasing this new ad today. >> everyone around here understands the problem. it's the politics like sean maloney who just don't get it. >> "outfront" now, our senior data reporter. so, harry, look, his job is to get democrats re-elected. so there is great irony in this current story line. but democrats are now pouring $600,000 into that race to help maloney, not something they thought they would have to do. is he in real trouble? >> yeah, he's in trouble. i thought his interview was interesting. he chose this district. when jones represented most of this district, maloney decided in fact to run here.

say it again, sean patrick maloney, welcome any time to come on the program. invitation extended multiple times. your race is now considered a toss-up, a lot of people are watching this race as possibly the most important race. by the way, how you handling the pressure? >> all good, all good. >> sandra: you obviously feel you can win. >> absolutely. our latest poll has us up six points. i believe from the start that we would win this race, and it's really because of the district. 50% of households in this district have a cop, a firefighter, first responder or veteran living in it. i've been here my whole life. 15 years ago he moved here to run for congress, and pushed jones out of congress, he has not been well received. 75% of this district is new for him. he only represents about a quarter of the new district. i represent about 20% of the new district in the state assembly. so he does not have the built-in advantage of being incumbent and inflation and crime, he owns it, he voted 100% of the time with nancy pelosi and joe biden and his record is one of failu

we'll talk to sean patrick maloney next. maloney next. ♪ biofreeze, the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain with biofreeze. >>> the election is not a referendum, it's a choice and the republicans criticized my economic record but look at what i've inherited and what i've done. and look at what they're offering, it's megamaga trickle down. megamaga trickle down. the kind of policies that have failed the country before, and will fail it again >> that was president biden making the case against republicans and what looks to be shaping up to a challenging midterm election for democrats, joining me now is the man in charge of leading the effort to defend the democratic majority in the house, representative sean patrick maloney, congressman maloney, thank you very much for joining us. so you've been pretty optimistic all along, you still feeling good about your chances in the house? >> oh, look, you guys have been writing us off for two years and we just went to

sean patrick maloney moving to toss-up in the latest rankings. republicans gaining momentum in several races in the relybly deep blue northeast. project a 16 seat majority with the gop. bring in josh kraushaar, fox news contributor and axios political correspondent. i think the new york 17th congressional district is problematic, he and mike lawler, this is sean patrick maloney, are now in a toss-up race and also moves in other democratic races in the northeast. this, a week after we saw some western races beginning to tilt to the gop side. bad news for the democrats? >> john, follow the money because republicans are spending over $25 million in districts in the northeast on the west coast that joe biden won by double digit margins. this is deep blue battleground territory and that tells you everything you need to know about the political landscape two weeks before election. republicans think they can win seats they have not competed in for many, many years. so the way, you know, we look at the odds of a wave. >> john: saying wave now. >> we are

shawn patrick maloney representses quarter of this district, i represent 20 20% in the state. 50% ofs have a policemen, fireman, first responder or a veteran living in it and people understand the challenge. cashless bail is his top priority, we heard his own words and people just don't support that or don't agree with it, so we're in a position with two weeks to go to defeat the chair of the d.c. cc. if people want to join us go to firemaloney.com. >> carley: that organization is responsible for keeping democrats in power, if you can unseat him, what a headline that will be. mike lawler, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: we talked about new york and pennsylvania, third major debate in michigan between whitmer and tudor dixon. parents rights and being lodowns, the big issues of the night. recapping it all with lara trump next. >> todd: and steve doocy has a look at what is coming up on "fox and friends first." hi, steve. >> steve: good morning, todd and carley, coming up on foengs, seven minutes and 45 seconds from now, two weeks out from the midterm, big debate happ

more importantly, sean patrick maloney ran on cashless bail.s insane policy that literally arrest someone at 9:00 at night for committing a criminal assault on another law abiding citizen and they are back on the street in hours committing more assaults. >> gillian: that's picking up around the country. >> no, it's real. and mike lawler is a great candidate who knows the district, represented the people in the new york assembly. he's the right candidate with the right message and sean patrick, he's got the wrong message and not the right fit for the district. >> john: eight days left as you said, see how it goes. thanks for coming in, tom. >> gillian: we have been following a controversial highway stakes case argued before the supreme court right now this hour. it could ultimately bring an end to affirmative action policies across the united states in colleges. >> john: some of the justice's questions could give an indication where they may lean in this case. we will talk to our own constitutional scholar outside the court when disco was on the

these policies in new york promoted by cathy hochul and my counter part sean patrick maloney, the chair of the dcc c to defund the police and promote cashless bail. these pro criminal policies, john, have created this crime wave in new york city and across the nation and frankly democrats own it. unfortunately tonight, we had the incident in front of my colleague's house, in front of lee zeldin's house. thankfully his family is fine, but this insanity has got to end and that's why i believe voters will show up in 30 days, john, and they'll make a change. they'll vote republican. john: cashless bail a big issue here in new york. what's the motivation, what's the idea of cashless bail? who does that help? >> it's insanity. a civilized society, john, is based on a rule of law. the rule of law is about making sure we can all live safely and securely together and peacefully together even though we have differences. for some reason the democrats want to completely up end the rule of law and they have woke prosecutors and they've got these pro criminal politicians like sean patrick-maloney and

>> absolutely, and make it a top priority. >> sean patrick maloney wants it easier for violent criminals to get back on the street. >> maloney is launching his own attack ads, painting lawlor's an extremist, calling him maga mike. >> i am a mainstream middle class guy and this is a choice between a mainstream middle class bipartisan vision of america and the maga extremism that is gonna destroy so much of our personal freedoms if we don't put a stop to it. >> and sandra, as you have said when you listened to the debates, you hear the democrats talking about the issues with abortion, and then you hear there is so much happening in all the debates. polls show a dip in the support of democratic candidates across the country, as they focus on things people might not be talking about. >> sandra: alexis mcadams, we'll continue to watch. thanks very much, john. >> john: what our children learn inside classrooms is a top concern for parents heading into the midterms. the head of one of the powerful teachers unions is taking her message on the road, too. >> sandra: many could argue it was the tea

california congressman adam schiff and new york congressman sean patrick maloney were spotted sippinge and eating hors d'oeuvres on a balcony at any plant in paris, france. they stayed at a swanky hotel, of course, to fund-raising from democrats living abroad. mike waller the republican incumbent with maloney tweeted a picture of maloney with his quote "jaunt to paris, switzerland and london." wallace has been speaking across the district instead of gallivanting around the globe. i mean, kennedy, we love wine and hors d'oeuvres and paris, france, and switzerland, but america is suffering from crippling inflation, gas prices and armageddon. >> kennedy: and look at this and i look at these congressman and i think, read the room. what are your constituents thinking? and not everything is a cash grab in order to maintain power. think about the people in your district who are having a hard time buying groceries who are worried about what their kids are being taught in schools? look at the uncertainty in places like california with the border. these two people from different posts have abso

i'm up by six points over the sean patrick maloney of the chair of the dccc.stupidest piece of legislation that has ever been enacted into law. crime is up 36% since it took effect on january 1st, 2020. over 40% of those released on nonmonetary bail have been rearrested while those charges are pending. voters are frustrated with the high cost of living, and the surge in crime and that's why we are ahead in the polls, and if folks want to help us go to fire malone.com and help us defeat the chair of the dccc and send a message to nancy pelosi and joe biden that people have had enough. >> brian: he has designs of being speaker that would be titanic loss for democrats. mike, in particular, you are in new york right now. whether a can you do -- what do you say about redistricting. democrats thought they would redistrict republicans out of existence. it blew up in their face. >> no question, you know, and the john lewis voting rights act, specifically prohibits gerrymandering and sean patrick maloney as chair of the dccc sent a memo to state democrats asking them t

shawn patrick maloney said his top priority was enacting cashless bail. that has been enacted, crime us up 36% in new york city, over 40% released on nonmonetary bail were rearrested while the charges are pending. he owns this. he voted 100% lock step with nancy pelosi and joe biden, and if folks want to send a message to nancy pelosi, go to firemaloney.com and support our campaign to defeat him. >> you say he owns it and doesn't back away from it. you talk cash bail, his response a poor guy shouldn't be left in jail when a rich guy gets out. you called it about the dumbest policy you ever heard. your final thoughts on this, mike. >> absolutely. it is the single stup he diddist piece of legislation enacted, made new yorkers less safe. shawn maloney doubles down as crime escalates and people are being assaulted in the streets, pushed in front of subways, shot and killed. he refuses to do anything about it. i will fight to end cashless bail and that's why we need to ensure his defeat on election day. people can go to firemaloney.com to help me do it. >> we'

democratic representative sean patrick maloney, that's his role to get democrats elected to congressocked in a race. that is a district that biden won by double digits. it shouldn't be close if past is precedent. but yet it is. what does this tell you? >> reporter: we always talk about deep blue new york. but this is showing that it is an increasingly challenging environment for the party in power. that's the democrats. we know that president biden's approval rating is underwater. we also know the nonpartisan political report just shifted its projections for this race, moving it from lean democrat to tossup. now patrick maloney in the past has expressed not a lot of worry that democratic party resources would need to be used to help his own race. that now has changed. >>> next, he ran for re-election sticking up for his principles, and it saved the country. joe meacham on who that president was and if there is anyone like him in american politics now. >>> plus, this moment in the chinese communist party's highly core on graphed meeting. and then this happened. where is former preside

republican mike waller, the state assemblyman and nominee against shawn patrick maloney is pulling deadld be historic because no party campaign committee chair has lost a general election since 1980. >> really would be extraordinary. and you mentioned katie porter. she's a very high-profile progressive. congresswoman is very outspoken, challenging on the oversight committee to a lot of people testifying. is she really in trouble for re-election? >> it's a very tight race. and, look, she's raised $21 million for re-election, which for a house race is astronomical. and, yet, she has not been able to move the needle in this climate in her -- in her favor for a comfortable margin over republican scott law in this coastal district. and part of the reason is some of the bad headlines she's gotten back home for calling the irvine police department a disgrace after a confrontation outside of one of her town halls earlier this year. and so this is a -- this is a very close seat. we still -- if i were forced, i would pick porter. but, wow, she was -- she has her eye on a senate seat, but she will

sean patrick maloney is head of the democratic congressional campaign committee and democrats right now are putting more money into his race. what does that tell you, right? they're trying to match the republicans. they really believe, the rnc believes that mike lawler is a sufficient candidate to take down sean patrick maloney that would be an earthquake. there are other places to poke around. rhode island, we picked up a story. alan fu in. g is the republican. see if he runs against the democrat, republicans have not competed in rhode island in a long time. they believe they're in the game with people like fung. they like him as a candidate. former mayor of cranston, rhode island. we'll see if they're onto something. if you come all the way out here to oregon, this is another stunner two. watches three races here in oregon. this is portland, salem right around here. you can just move up the map, 4, 5, 6. 6, right here andrea salinas, progressive democrat and mike ericsson's challenging here and republicans are putting a lot of money into this race and we're going to see this trend as

people need to show up. >> sean patrick maloney reaching out to the other side, quoting patrick j.trick maloney of new york, thank you very much. i do want to say, michael steele, there's a difference. the congressman was talking about abortion. >> right. >> people of good faith can have a debate on abortion, whether pro-life or pro-choice. we both have friends in both parties who are both. but that's -- that's really not what i was talking about. i'm talking about madisonian democracy, i'm talking about january 6th. this is something about where people of good faith who are pro life and pro choice can be concerned about the state of madisonian democracy. have you seen evidence that people actually care about this and that anybody is going to vote around the threats to american democracy? >> i'm so glad you asked the question. i don't think the congressman really touched on the point you were getting to here. the short answer is yes. why do i say that? i go back to before the january 6th hearings began, this idea, this concept of democracy and what happened on january 6th, the atta

and to the house of representatives as a result turns into republican hands. >> sean patrick maloneyose is his race? what is happening there? >> well, that seat is re-drawn, as you pointed out, it's north of new york city, it's a suburban, ex-urban kind of district. he is facing a fairly significant challenge from lawler, now running for congress, after serve can in the assembly here. the polling on that has not been definitive, but it looks very competitive. and considering maloney's prominence as the head of the committee, it is very shocking he could be on the ropes up there. >> pat ryan won a special election just a few weeks ago, a month ago, and it was a big headline for the entire country saying that abortion was a really big issue and that is why republicans across the country should worry, and he won that special election in new york. is he still in a strong position? do the political winds that helped him along, are they still there? are they still potentially a help for democrats, in these now suddenly very tough races or is the economy suddenly coming forward again? >> i

first of all, sean patrick maloney, he is the head of the dnc see, he's representing the valley.e that democrats can win control of the house. that campaign arm of the democratic party. his own seat right now is a bit competitive. there are a couple of reasons why. he came out pretty bruise from his primary and also the redistricting. he's having to re-introduce himself to a lot of his district. the first lady is in new york this weekend for him. also, there is a district in new jersey that we are watching, tom malinowski is the democratic incumbent. he is facing a challenger that he also faced against in 2020. helen l ski won by a slim margin. he has been the advantage. alex, we talked to dave about why we are seeing competitive races and such traditionally blue strongholds. he said, this is really a challenge for democrats because they're having to spend money here. they are not able to spend that money elsewhere in swing districts where they are really trying to stay competitive. these are some interesting races that we will continue to watch. >> absolutely, place they did not

. >> that puts congressman sean patrick maloney at the center of it all. >> i'm a gay gite with an interracialonald trump. >> he is not just a nail biter of a re-election bat le. >>> it is not news to me that it is a competitive part of the world. >> he is also a guy who is in charge of helping the democrats keep the house, and made tougher by rising costs and a focus on the economy. his opponent says -- >> that's what this election is about. and that's why we're on the verge of winning. >> reporter: now both parties are pouring money into races like this one in the waning days before the election, hoping to sway voters and in maloney's district alone, gop-aligned groups shelled out more than $6 million in the last two weeks. what maloney said to me is republicans are spending money, setting money on fire here. >> this is not a function of lighting money on fire. this is a function of voters from this district are fed up and they want change. >> reporter: across the map republicans investing in states that have elected democrats for decades. rhode island, connecticut, oregon to name a few. bla

it's great to be here with the hudson valley congressman, sean, patrick maloney i'm catherine .ean i'm catherine eugenia , finnegan son. i just want you to know that. okay. also paul, thank you, another irishman. uh, i'm only kidding obviously, but uh, i just want you to know that. uh anyway, the newest member, pat ryan has proved the pundits wrong and got elected in august pat, it's great to be with you pal. it's a hell of a delegation is one of the most competent in the country. it's great to be here at ibm here in poughkeepsie, you know, an iconic american company founded more than 100 years ago and that has more patents than any other u.s. company than any other. and i feel it's going to keep going and the source of american jobs, american innovation, american pride and it's here, it's here at this factory and the factories of other companies across america. where america's future is literally being built because of the groundbreaking chips and science act that i signed into law with the help of the majority leader schumer and members of the congress are here today. chuck st

and new york democratic congressman sean patrick maloney told abc's this week this is expected. we are in a very competitive election. >> we know it's going to be a challenge. we know it's going to be hard. but south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace has a positive outlook for the gop for election day. i do believe republicans will be in the majority and we're looking at a potential 53 seat majority in the senate. now. now with a 50, 50 split in the senate and a slight democratic majority in the house. lawmakers say neither side will back down easily reporting live in washington. i'm basil. john, thanks so much. basil will be sure to watch this race. all these races very closely. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a new statue has been unveiled honoring the life of emmett till. >> because his dad became a catalyst for the civil rights movement will be right back. for mississippi community revealed the larger than life statue of emmett till this week. this happening not far from where white men kidnapped and killed a black teen over accusations he flirted w

beyond state-wide office, sean patrick maloney responsible for keeping key democratic house seats locked in a tight >> don't punish the people who are fixing your problems, and don't reward the people who are trying to exploit the problems for their own political power. >> reporter: democrats also under power to maintain governors' mansions in two traditionally blue states. >> hello oregon. >> reporter: oregon, where president biden campaigned earlier this month, and new mexico, where he'll go this week. joined on the trail by his one-time running mate, president obama. working to boost enthusiasm in critical battlegrounds like michigan and wisconsin this weekend, where incumbent democratic governors are trying to hold on. and with just days to go, democrats eyeing ruby red oklahoma as a possible pickup, as that gubernatorial race becoming competitive. abortion on the line, all part of the president's closing pitch in this home stretch. >> i'm going to be spending the rest of the time making the case that this is not a referendum. it's a choice. it's fundamental choice, a choice between

the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, that's new york congressman sean patrick maloneygood morning to you. >> good morning. >> i want to start where we just left off with our other guests. how concerned are you about the risk of political violence? and can you say, unequivocally, that you and your fellow democrats will accept the outcome of your elections? >> of course we'll accept the outcome of the elections. always have, always will. and we're very crned about the integrity of our elections, especially when people are trying to intimidate people with weapons, when they're engaged in these tactics to try to undermine confidence. we're going to accept the results of the election. that's the american way. >> well, i'm glad you said that because there's been a lot of attention drawn to comments by some democrats, including hillary clinton, who just released a taped statement online where she was talking about upcoming elections. and she said, right-wing extremists already have a plan to literally steal the next presidential election and they're not making a secret of it.

the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, that's new york congressman sean patrick maloney to start where we just left off with our other guests. how concerned are you about the risk of political violence? and can you say, unequivocally, that you and your fellow democrats will accept the outcome of your elections? >> of course we'll accept the outcome of the elections. always have, always will. and we're very crned about the integrity of our elections, especially when people are trying to intimidate people with weapons, when they're engaged in these tactics to try to undermine confidence. we're going to accept the results of the ti

some of the party's best known names -- sean patrick maloney, he was moved to tossup on monday.atie porter in california. these are big, craddick names who are not out of the woods. they are at in human risk. -- they are at genuine risk. with 33 tossup's on our chart there are a lot of ways this could go. host: give us the state of play right now in the house. what is the majority right now? it is thin. guest: part of the reason we are not looking at a massive 63-c gain like -- 63-seat gain, there are 213 seats to 222. a sneeze could tip over the house. they only need five seats to regain control. there are structural advantages in the house they don't have in the senate. the first is redistricting. this is the first cycle where every state had to redraw the boundaries except for six days and only had one district and are spared the madness of this process. republicans are able to gerrymander more states than democrats. a lot of big blue states like california, new jersey, virginia, washington, they passed anti-gerrymandering reforms. they had independent or bipartisan commissio

heading into the midterms with the latest abc poll and interesting to hear from representative patrick maloney. gee with have a plan for cheaper gas, cheaper groceries, cheaper housing and cheaper healthcare. they have no plan to move our country forward, protecting voting ri rights and reproductie freedoms and don't punish the people fixing your problems and don't reward the people trying to exploit the problems for their own political power. that's the difference right now. we're engaged in the hard work of bringing our country forward. the other side is working on their own power. susan: now, it can be argued that inflation including rising prices for gas, food and goods have soared under the biden administration and half being blamed on the $2 trillion america rescue plan last year. half of the 40-year inflation surge comes from that and gop has been seen as better stewards that the economy has in recent polls i've seen. stu: that gentlemen saying we're going to cut healthcare costs and that's how we're going to help people. that's not for two years, that's the whole punt. cut inflation no

meanwhile, sean patrick maloney of new york is facing a stiff challenge with his race considered a tossupnalyst. nationwide, 35 senate races are up for grabs. republican held senate seats targeted by democrats are extremely close in wisconsin and pennsylvania were democratic lieutenant governor jo fetterman faces publicanamet oz itheir fit and on bate tonight. for more, we are joined by two guests who write about this and much more in their new report titled "crushing the gop, 2022." mark green is a political organizer and author and ralph nader is the legendary consumer advocate, corporate critic, and four-time presidential candidate. together they formed a project called winning america. as "the washington post" noted in a recent profile of ralph nader, "for first time in his 88 years, ralph nader is campaigning for the democrats, not against them." ralph nader is the author of many books, including "breaking through power: it's easier than we think." mark green just wrote an op-ed in "the new york daily news" headlined "democrats' closing pitch: the party needs to sharpen its message n

democrat campaign committee chairman congressman sean patrick maloney acusses republicans of -- >> they have no plan for gun violence, no plan to move our country forward protecting voting rights and reproductive freedoms. don't punish the people fixing your problems and don't reward the people trying to exploit the problems for their own political power. >> he is lying. we see the problems in fronts of our face. we know people dying of fentanyl. i run into them at rallies. a woman held up a picture of her daughter who just died of fentanyl. that's real. democrats have failed to close our border. crime is surging. young people are dying and people are dying across the country because of policies like cashless bail allowing criminals to get on the streets. the democrats are the pro-criminal and pro-drug and anti-kids party. we're not exploiting anything. we're seeing what's right in front of our face. this is common sense versus crazy policies that have diminished so many things in our country. crime and gas prices and fentanyl are on the rise and kids are on the decline. enough is enoug

the cook political report moving the race between dccc sean patrick maloney and mike lawlor to a toss-up. another cobalt blue state race we're watching move. this means republicans have a shot at unseating a powerful lawmaker in a district joe biden won by double digits. with signs of trouble the democrats' campaign arm came up with a $600,000 ad buy. >> law lore and other extremists fight to ban abortion not tackling crime or inflation or improving healthcare. maga extremists advance an agenda that divides america. mike lawlor is one of them. >> harris: even though a gop source saying we smell blood in the water. jason. >> there are four key races in california. you mentioned those key races in places like new york. when you are having to defend the turf there in your blue new york, you know you are in trouble. two weeks ago maloney was campaigning in paris with adam schiff. not a good look. they were out there raising money in paris. so look, people are paying attention particularly in october and with two weeks to go the ballots are in the mail and i don't think they can do much to tu

lauren: adam schiff of california and sean patrick maloney of new york.ust heard sean say, you know, he might lose his race. they were on this three city trip to europe last week, collecting checking from democrats living abroad. they were seen on a swanky paris balcony sipping wine, eating hordeuvers, it makes them look out of tough with the struggles that americans feel at home. fox news digital got a statement and the european trip was part of the organization being the d triple c. their effort to stop maga republicans at home. i can't quite put that together. they're there drinking wine but want to stop trump republicans here at home. stuart: that would be a conundrum. lauren: i don't know what that means. stuart: nor, do i. lauren, thank you very much indeed. to the markets now, kind of falling apart. the rally we started the morning with has evaporated. we have the nasdaq down 80 points. got that. i want to bring in a big hitter on the market. that man is mark grant who joins us now. it seems to me, mark, investors are really worried about the fed d

this is getting a ton of attention now because sean patrick maloney, democrat, is running in a new districtin that new district are new voters to him and he is considered vulnerable right now. the head of the dccc. the democratic congressional campaign committee. he is in charge. right now we consider mike law lore, republican, to be challenging him for the seat north of new york city along the edge with new jersey and pennsylvania. with that let's move across the room, dana and pick up our conversation and talk to -- >> dana: we'll look geniuses with our timing. political report says the district you just showed is a toss-up now. it had leaned democratic and now maloney is vulnerable and the republican candidate making waves in the traditionally blue state. mike lawlor joins us now. i knew the races were very competitive. i have a friend that works in democratic house races and he believes that the republicans will win all of the long island house seats and most of the hudson river valley. is that yours along there as well? >> i'm the immediate suburbs of new york city, rockland county whe

you look at mike lawler running against sean patrick maloney. that is a competitive seat.ed more resources to be able to compete in all the places we're playing in. so if anybody wants to join us, go to take the house.com, and you can make a real difference because i believe there are seats that people have not looked at that are becoming competitive in these last nine days. all -- we don't have to have the most money, we just need enough to get that message out. so if you go to take the house.com, join with us to change your nation. maria: well, the audience and viewers are also concerned about this moment in time that we find ourselves in where the chinese communist party is gaining ground. i know you've talked about an investigation into covid-19 and what took place there. we understand now an aide to a democrat congressman, don buyer, was fired after working with the chinese embassy setting up many -- meetings for congress and ccp members. tell us about your investigations and how you're going to deal with oversight as well as the obvious issues such as inflation and c

the dccc is so worried about it own chairman, sean patrick maloney, that the dccc is throwing another0,000 in the race to defend him. that alone for at democrats is alarming. but when democrats are concerned about house seats in new england, that is a flashing red light. first lady jill biden heads to rhode island tomorrow to help a democratic house candidate there. vice president kamala harris visited connecticut earlier this month to help a house democratic candidate there, and republicans are reportedly now recommitting money in new hampshire to try to unseat democratic senator maggie hassan. continuing our trip now through the political landscape, let's go visit my home commonwealth of pennsylvania. tonight the two senate candidates in that race spar in the their first and only debate. democratic lieutenant governor john fetterman versus republican candidate mehmet oz. >> i'm also having to talk about something called the oz rule, that if he's on tv, he's lying. >> john fetterman takes everything to an extreme, and those extreme positions hurt us all. >> now, this race looked like

would talk about bernie sanders, but you know what, greg, i love when adam schiff and his buddy patrick maloneyaris and they go to geneva, switzerland. they have these fund-raisers allegedly to raise money from americans overseas? what is that about? >> greg: i have no idea. i find it disgusting. in two words, joe was in a lot of trouble. [laughter] the person in power will be on the defense, right, because they own -- they have a record and they own the present. another two years, this is pretty much unbelievable. you have soaring crime relates to migrates like you have never seen. this is different. >> judge jeanine: this is worse. >> greg: there is no bottom to this. we have soaring inflation and joe's word, we are approaching armageddon. this is not comforting. the horse harshest critics would not predict this. the actual deeds are not tweets or personality flaws, which is all we were talking about when trump was around. this is the ultimate selfishness that i'm seeing. you see prominence in politics in the media will admit biden is objectively a terrible president. but they will still take

to new york's 17th district where republican mike lawler is trying to upset congressman sean patrick maloney d triple c chair. now, mccarthy aligned super pack is dumping $4 million of broadcast tv ads there to help lawler, who is fantastic by the way. what can you tell us about that race. >> this is another race in trouble. new york, which you see is another liberal state, the republican govern candidate is only a few points behind the democrat. that means republican democrats in districts much closer that democrat's got to run, they've got to be in trouble. so republicans are gaining, they're ahead. they're probably going to take that it looks like, probably going to take all of long island. very different map for new yorkers and again a response to the crime, the inflation and all the issues the democrats don't want to talk about. >> laura: and new york deserves better than maloney. now, i want to turn to virginia's 10th district where democrat jennifer decks ton is neck and neck with republican chao even in internal polling. >> this used to be a republican district, barbara comstock's di

able to get over the line and republicans could pick up three or four house states could put patrick maloneynew york 17. that would be first time a house campaign chief lost in a general election since 1980. this is historic. david: it would be historic. look at rankings we had. gop has advantage of 233 seats. that is according to our rankings that we're doing here at fox. you only need 218 for a majority. so 233 would be way above what is needed for a majority. are you pretty confident, jessica, that republicans will keep that lead going into the elections? >> my sense is republicans are going to keep this lead over the next 15 days because the american people are fired up. i travel coast to coast for my work here at heritage action, with the sentinel action fund, i got to tell you every single voter we talked to wants to see a change. they don't like the direction the biden administration has gone. they are soft on crime. they have no plan for inflation, no plan to turn around the indoctrination in our schools. they are not empowering parents. all of these issues are at the ballot box. it

so you're looking at somebody like a democratic leader, sean patrick maloney, head of the dccc, taken the republican candidate. democrats all of a sudden are talking about crime. they missed it. >> look, i think whenever you have an -- i don't disagree with you, dana. three seats in new york. one or two probably should be contested. there's one that's a real surprise about. and crime is at the top of the list. i'm going to differ slightly. when there's a convert to my side, i take them. we will take you on to our side. and when there are people who -- republicans who flipped on choice at the end of their primaries, i accepted them. now, is it political? perhaps. but we have a problem. the and i've tried to explain to my party for a long time, at least the last several months, we can't be for violent criminals having cashless bail. we cannot be for not fully funding the police. i will add, there was a bill that went before congress three weeks ago, that funded the police. republicans didn't like all of it. all of them voted against it. democrats ought to point that out. the bigger issu

race for the state of new york would be tight, and not only that race, but the race for sean patrick maloney's seat as well. you have biden campaigning with governor hochul and the first lady going to be campaigning for maloney and trying to weigh in and help his campaign. what happened there? is it mostly related to crime? >> well, that is certainly a big issue in the new york race and a big issue quite frankly around the country, bianna. listen. what i'm hearing from democrats is a rising level of concern with each passing day now that there is this potential red wave building and that this midterm election season may perform to form like we have seen in previous midterm cycles with a first term president which is that everything at the end potentially just collapses in the drexeirectional wave from t president's party. that may be happening here. what you noted about where the president is going today to new york, i mean, here is -- we are 12 days away from election day. we know president biden's approval ratings are upside down. he's more unpopular than he is popular broadly across the cou

now, democratic congressional campaign committee chair sean patrick maloney is really in the political fight of his life against mike law ler, he has run a strong campaign inflation and crime. important to them in the latest quinnipiac poll. nom none has lost since 1980. this shifts in the power ranking from lean democrat to toss-up. and that's significant. now let's take you out to a race that one of the bright spots for democrats surprisingly comes from reliably red oklahoma. the state's superintendent of public instruction joy hofmeister turned this in competitive race. democrats can also find some solace in the race for governor inside pennsylvania. the latest rcp poll the average the latest polls has democratic attorney general josh shapiro leading republican doug mastriano by more than 8 points. >> in the senate race we just talked about that. how close it is. uncertainty continues to build ahead of election day. new cbs poll puts the democratic lt. john fetterman ahead of republican mehmet oz by 2 points among lightly voters. again rcp and average is making all these polls come

>> the district has moved from a d plus 7 to d plus 3 under the ratings, and sean patrick maloney only. i represent about 145,000 in the state assembly, and so he doesn't have the built-in advantages of being an incumbent. and the other aspect, largest contingent of teachers, nurses, it's a very blue collar district. >> sandra: we are going to cover it next hour and i'm out of town, put up the picture of your opponent fundraising in europe over the weekend. i know you are using this as a way to also hit him 29 days out from the midterm elections. he was campaigning with other democrats, including adam schiff, the democrat from california and others, spotted on video sipping wine raising money for their campaigns. >> no question. shows how out of touch he is as families are struggling to pay bills, he's galavanting across the effort. and they should go to firemaloney.com and support our campaign as opposed to sean maloney who is going across the globe. >> sandra: he is welcome to join us here, appreciate you joining us, and thank you for joining us. >> gillian: vice president kamala har

>> i'm a house guy, sean patrick maloney, he's the chair of the dccc, it's the house democrat wing, he'sere in myself, i think he's going to lose if it's a good night for republicans. also katie porter, she is a radical, very smart liberal. she's going to lose. orange county, traditionally a republican area. she's raised $17 million and still can't win that seat, that's how bad her policies are. will: jackie? >> i'm looking at nevada, also pennsylvania neck and neck in both situations. dr. oz has made tremendous ground and, of course, fetterman hasn't gotten up to the plate, no interviews, no debating, no talking about the real issues like the economy which matters to voters. but also nevada where right now the economy is the top issue to 44% of voters. 26% of democrats say they care about the economy, 14% of them say it's all about abortion. but, of course, it's adam laxalt that's really focusing on crime, on the economy, focusing on the issues that matter to people right now in the here and now, the present, to that washington post article. we're not talking about the past. we're talki

they are doing it in shawn patrick maloney's district.to spend money in that district. jill biden is going to that district. that just shows you how republicans are causing this em to be on defense and spend money where they didn't want to and not be able to spend all of the money on places like malnaw ski, like abigail span berger, in virginia, like these moderate districts they've been pouring money into for a while, who they need to protect to keep the majority. >> shifting money tells you a lot in the final ten days or so. we'll take a quick break. >>> san francisco police are about to give an update on the attack of the husband of the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, in their san francisco home. ♪ the only thing i regret about my life was hiring local talent. if i knew about upwork. i would have hired actually talented people from all over the world. instead of talentless people from all over my house. when dehydration gets real... hey! that's mine. i'll buy you a pony. advanced hydration isn't just for kids. pedialyte helps you h

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kevin mccarthy wants to be speaker of the house on the republican side they are going after sean patrick maloney. the head of the democrats' congressional committee in a redistricted situation but he is a popular democrat. raised a ton of money and yet this race is very close. he is running against a guy named lawlor. more focus is happening there. i would love your take on this. inflation, yes, of course, but crime is a huge issue in that district. >> this is a district that joe biden won by 10 points. a pretty solidly democratic seat. and yet it's competitive because of the issue of crime. in fact, when maloney ran for attorney general in 2018, he came out for that controversial bail reform law that has become unpopular in the state of new york. it's an ad. if you look at the republican ads there is footage of maloney coming out to revamp the bail laws all over the airwaves even in new york city. republicans are coming after the democratic party's king. they think they have a chance the take out the party leader and that means they aren't just saying it but putting millions and millions of dol

sean patrick maloney's race is now classified as a toss-up. >> we've got a record of progress and we're doing a lot better than people thought we would and we're in a very competitive election. we know it will be a challenge and hard. my mom said everything good in life is hard. we have to go work. that's what we'll do. >> president biden is doing some rare for him lately today. he has a political event. it is not in front of any persuadeable voters or not alongside any candidates or in a swing state. he will be in washington, d.c. addressing a dnc staff meeting. >> harris: thank you very much, peter. in "focus" now congresswoman kat cammack, homeland security subcommittee of fema. she knows how to handle a disaster and we've got one. congresswoman, you know, when you look at inflation, it is of epic proportions right now. the economy is in trouble. when you hear dems on the other side like the top of the food chain nancy pelosi speaker of the house say let's just change the subject it feels like an emergency. >> absolutely, harris. you don't spend -- it has been a disaster. folks on fi

. >> sean patrick maloney wants it easier for violent criminals to get back on the street. >> you canad they are trying to paint maloney as soft on crime. not just in new york. democratic -- story we'll continue to follow. >> bill: thanks. want to bring in republican ohio senate candidate j.d. vance. thank you for your time and good morning to you. a couple things for our viewers. right now vance at 47, ryan at 45. undecided at 6%. see which way they go. among the issues in ohio, inflation and economy is number one by a lot. 44%. abortion at 19, threats to democracy after that 19. then you have immigration at 9%. i came across this piece today where you want to challenge joe biden to continue building the border wall. when immigration checks in at 9% tell us how that argument is playing in ohio. >> well, it's really important to folks in ohio, bill. the southern border is the way the fentanyl coming into the state of ohio kills a lot of our citizens. we're the third state when it comes to fentanyl deaths. people also want their communities to be safe and want children to be safe from

margaret, on the house side sean patrick maloney chair of the congressional campaign committee poo findslf in a race for survival. you don't see this for people who chair campaign committees, they usually avoid this type of case. what's going on here? >> haven't seen a loss in a general election in 40 years. a once in a lifetime event if it happens. what's going on redistricting really hit new york democrats, which is ironic. think of new york as a democratic stronghold. remember drama in the primary season where meloni decided to run in the same district at jones and cost jones, a rising progressive, his spot. so there's no love lost between meloni and a fair number of progressives in they're own party and now this shows how close that race is, perhaps what a difficult year it is for democrats potentially. but so this is totally personal and totally psychological. republicans now $ mil6 million, million, even if they don't succeed, getting under his skin, creating a social message. >> good for the economy. getting commercials. ask about the desantis/crist debate. ask in a different way.