lou: well, let's turn to pittsburgh and the case there in which sean parnell, republican candidate fors, and congressman mike kelly pursuing their lawsuit. they won a temporary injunction against the certification of the state of pennsylvania's vote. and their claim is that the mail-in ballot that was, that has fouled up elections not only in pennsylvania, but across the country as you know better than anyone is outright unconstitutional. your thoughts about the importance of that case, because that goes to the entire country. >> it was unconstitutional in the way in which it was passed, but it was also unconstitutional in the way it was carried out. basically, the state legislature -- the rules for an election. and the secretary of state and the direct or or of elections -- director of elections in pennsylvania decided to run a different election than the law provided. they allowed people, for example, in democratic parts of the state to change their ball but not in republican -- ballot but not in republican parts of the state. they actually looked at the mail-in ballots, and if they

fight to keep america safe to the congress of the united states with john joyce, we need to send sean parnell, d.c. [applause] it has been about standing with those who defend our country. it has been about standing for law and order. we have stud everyday with women and women who serve on the end of law enforcement. -- we have stood every day with the men and women who serve on law enforcement. the men and women who serve on law enforcement are some of the best people in this country, and they deserve the respect of every american everyday. i wanted to give a round of applause to the law enforcement officers here with us today. they are an incredible bunch. the president and i will always support the right of americans to peaceful protest, but rioting and looting, like you saw again in philadelphia, is not peaceful protesting. burning businesses is not free speech. those who do these things, who do violence against those citizens, our property, our law enforcement, will not be tolerated. they will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. [applause] -- four months, earlier this year -- fo

i got a good friend sean parnell in pennsylvania 17.ple say there is no evidence of voter fraud or voter irregularity. get on the phone with a candidate who has watched the numbers move in ways -- watch the voting stop. watch 13 previously unreported ballots dumped in in the middle of the night. this is what candidates have seen who pay very close attention to this. i don't care what people are saying about philadelphia. those walchers were not allowed within six feet which the court ordered. talked to the campaign. they were blocked at every turn to watch the process. they have every right to watch. that's why karl rove who has been on our network and talked -- i will play karl rove jed jump in after that. jedediah: go right ahead. >> our country is finding itself in a contentious moment in a time of pandemic. if anything is needed more than at any other time in recent years, it is calmness among our political figures and a belief in the ultimate ability of the american people to sus stable our republic by having confidence in the outc

we've watched races that we're ahead on in pennsylvania all of a sudden sean parnell come from behind, when he was ahead by thousands of votes. we've watched races on the recount, let's finish them all. we have two in california still going forward. so it takes time. i think all the president is saying is, let's make sure we take the time that these races arest and accurate in the process. that's all. reporter: will you do anything differently in the future as regards to encouraging republicans to vote by mail if they think that's the safest way to do it? i mean, we've seen these shifts as votes have been counted that came in late. mr. mccarthy: as we sit back and look, i think we need some uniform when it comes to elections. absentee ballots have some protection to it. when you mail everybody a ballot that's on the rolls, we know there's problems. we watched in l.a. more than a million people on the rolls that don't even live there in that process. i watched in my own community the number of ballots that were sent to people who were dead, who no longer live there. you want the accura

candidate in pennsylvania. 17 district sean parnell. what happened to your house? >> well, it was vandalized, woke up today, saw my garage door, i said this is what radical left does. radical left wing mobs have been ramrampaging. across the country. democrat politicians have not condemned mob violent, we should not be surprised this is spilling over into the suburbs, what happened to me today is not about me, i am worried about this spilling over, and mike constituents here, this say microcosm of what is the stake here, order versus chaos, freedom versus tyranny. chart your own path or government control. you hear joe biden on campaign trail, talk about a dark winter. every day, not is what is in store in this election, with donald trump he represents a bright future that is filled with promise, i support him for that the reason. and so do people in western pennsylvania, that why he will win pennsylvania. sean: how big is the energy no fossil fuel, no fracking issue in pennsylvania? >> it is -- joe biden said that, i knew it would be a death sentence for him. in w

pete: sean parnell, thanks for keeping up the fight. >> thank you, everybody. will: thanks, sean.mall fraction of its funding on helping victims. new york post reporting much of the foundation and its lobbying arm, time's up now, used 38% of its nearly $3.7 million budget on salaries alone compared to only $312,000 on legal defense funds for victims. hollywood celebrities started time's up charities two years ago to fight sexual harassment. >>> and take a look at this, a driver crashing a ferrari on a chicago street. authorities say it wipes out along a curb, rolling over before catching on fire. the driver and passenger were able to escape with only minor injuries and, get this, it was being rented for the weekend. no word on what caused the driver to lose control. >>> and this video is nuts. a woman in minnesota catching a squirrel. this is amazing, getting tip key. katie says she put old pears occupant in her garden without reading they might be fermented. that's when she caught this little guy getting buzzed in her backyard, swaying back and forth before using a bowl to help r

america safe, to the copping of the united states, with -- [indiscernible] -- we need to send sean parnelliscernible] -- cheers and applause] -- standing for a safe america instead of those who defended our country -- [indiscernible] -- president donald trump. it's also been about standing for law and order. and we have stood every day with the men and women who serve on the thin blue line of law enforcement and we always will. [cheers and applause] the president and i know -- [indiscernible] -- men and women who serve in law enforcement are some of the best people in this country. they deserve the respect of every american every day. [applause] i want to you give a round of applause to the law enforcement officers. [cheers and applause] [indiscernible] now the president and i will always support the right of americans to peaceful protest. but rioting and looting like you saw in philadelphia -- [indiscernible] -- burns businesses is not free speech -- burning businesses is not free speech. those who do these things, who do violence against our citizens, our property, our law enforcement wi

mike: an excerpt from captain sean parnell, quote, half of my life we have been at war. most of america has no concept of what it means to fight in a war or defend freedom at all and to me that is very very problematic. your thoughts on that point? >> absolutely. we want to bring people inside war, the human side of it, 15 individuals who are perfect example of that. on tv we might do a 3 to have someone with the green beret or army ranger and it doesn't do it justice so on fox nation i have a show, modern warriors were we do longform conversations, grab a beer, talk real about combat, there is always some humor, i sat down with them, talk to me about when that helicopter is about to land, what are your fears, hopes and anxieties, how do you manage sacrifice. coming home and the disconnect between our country might feel back here versus the brotherhood there, a tension you alluded to in the book and these guys speak honestly about it and i think folks will be motivated. what you are watching the was part of our series on fox nation. sometimes we go out and get some. >> t

. >> mike: an excerpt from a tired army ranger cap and sean parnell -- half of my life we've been at., that's all we've known, yet most of america has no concept of what it means to fight in a war or defend freedom frat all. to me, that's very problematic. your thoughts on that point. >> we want to bring people inside war, the human side of it. these 15 individuals are a w perfect example of that. we might do a three and a half minute segment with a green beret or an army ranger and it just doesn't do it justice. on fox nation i have a show modern warriors where we do long form conversations, grab a beer, talk real about combat and they get candid and raw and there's always some humor, thatw is what is in this book too. talk to me about when the bullets are flying in that helicopter is about to land, what are your fears, what are your hopes, what are your anxieties, how do you manage sacrifice -- coming home and the disconnect between how the eecountry might feel back here i versus what that brotherhood is there is tension that you just alluded to within the book and these guys speak

sean parnell still going to be working going right through the tape today. anks so much. >> that's right. yep. get out and vote. brian: the president got you into this. let's see if he will help bring you into the seat. we have extended invite to sean's democratic opponent congressman conor lamb. we keep checking the machine. we get nothing. congresswoman maxine waters playing the shame game to get voters to back joe biden. bring you her comments plus the political panel here next. ♪ ♪ ♪ i hit the ground ♪ steve: welcome back. it's election day 2020 as we kick off our show once again from new jersey city across the river from new york. meanwhile, overnight, a judge has blocked a republican bid to tossout thousands of drive-thru ballots in texas. what's that about? casey stegall joins us live in dallas as democrats fight to flip the lone star state. hey, casey. >> hey, steve, good morning to you. happy election day. the big question, of course, is here in texas are the in person voting numbers here at the polls going to mirror what we saw with the early voting

republicans including pennsylvania congressman mike kelly and a congressional candidate named sean parnell, they wanted to stop the certification of the state's votes and overturn a pennsylvania law that allowed no excuse mail-in voting, meaning anybody could request a mail-in ballot without an excuse. the attorney general from pennsylvania, josh shapiro, preyed the pennsylvania supreme court ruling, says it's a victory for those republicans that voted for the freedom elections. georgia, another state that president trump has been criticizing heavily, he says he regrets today endorsing brian kemp, arguing kemp has not gotten involved on his behalf. arthel: thanks, david. >> reporter: thank you. >>> this election was rigged. this election was a total fraud and it continues to be as they hide. and the problem we have, we go to judges and people don't want to get involved. eric eric: that is president trump claiming massive voter fraud this morning, his words. they stuffed the ballot box, it was a, quote, fake election. all this despite the fact his campaign failed to prove any of his in cour

small group of remins including pennsylvania congressman mike kelly and congressional candidate sean parnellscreen right. they wanted to stop the certification of the state's voting and overturn a pennsylvania law that allowed no excuse mail-in voting meaning that anyone could request a mail-in ballot without an excuse. pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro, he praised that ruling by the pennsylvania justices. georgia, eric, is another big state we've heard a lot about, president trump going down to campaign on saturday for senators david perdue and kelly loeffler. but brian kemp, the republican governor in georgia, president trump not happy with him today saying that he get regrets endorsing him. eric? eric: yeah. and the secretary of state, the republican in georgia saying-going by the law. -- he was going by the law. david spunt, thank you. arthel: well, president-elect joe biden spending his holiday weekend in delaware as his transition team moves quickly to fill out his cabinet. meantime, we are learning the president-elect will be examined by an orthopedist today after an incident

republicans including congressman mike kelly, see him right there, and a congressional candidate named sean parnell wanted to stop the certification of the state's votes and overturn a pennsylvania law for about a year that allowed no excuse mail-in voting meaning anybody could request a mail-in ballot without an excuse. attorney general welcome back josh shapiro, the democrat from pennsylvania: the supreme court has dismissed the suit that was attempting to throw out the votes of 2.5 million pennsylvanians and halt certify caution. another big state president trump continues to focus on is georgia. obviously, we know that this coming saturday he's going to campaign for kelly loeffler and david perdue, that's going to determine the majority in the united states senate. but something interesting the president said in that interview with maria bart promow, he said about brian kemp, the governor he endorsed, he said he regrets endorsing him because he believes governor kemp has not stuck up for him in georgia. kristin? kristin: and now the president's heading to georgia next saturday. david spunt live

. >> mike: excerpt from sean parnell quote half of my life we have been at war.ll we have known. and, yet, most of america has no concept of what it means to fight in a war or to defend freedom at all and to me that's very, very problematic. your thoughts on that point, pete? >> pete: absolutely. we want to bring people inside war in the human side of it and these 15 individuals are a perfect example of that mike, we do on tv we might do a three and a half minute seeing wment a green beret or army ranger. on fox nation i have a show called modern warriors. grab a beer talk real about combat and get candid and raw and politically incorrect and always some humor. that's what's in this book, too. i sat down with him and said talk to people when the bullets are flying. talk to me about when that helicopter is about to land. what are your fears? what are your hopes? what are your anxieties? how do you manage fact size? coming home? the disconnect between how the country might feel back here versus what that brotherhood is there is attention that you just alluded to wi

so, you know sean, parnell sweeps, we've always this sense that the court relief items for over thought is that 40000, people to that region w.p.s., mobilizing food for over 60000. and we have more supplies coming. we're also planning a lift of some supplies to sudar, such as tents and other relief goods. it is a challenge with the difficult road access to that area. there's often no roads to leading to these border points or there in a very bad condition. and just the simple scale of the, of the influx. then there is the human element. i mean, some of the people who arrive here are, you know, are very worried for their safety. one day when they were in ethiopia, are some people still look over their shoulders while they're here and are wondering, you know, if they're now in safety the i just met myself, a family with a young baby. and then i asked that the mother, how old is the baby you? she said it was 10 days old. so basically this family has crossed the border of a newborn. so they're very moving scenes here and very difficult scenes, i think for everybody. and we were now mobilizi

when you look at governor sean parnell of alaska, sean tyler of arizona, rob portman of ohio, this young lady, former senator of new hampshire, interesting to note she lost one of the closest senatorial elections in american history, a little over 1000 votes. good to have you here. >> it was 2017 but who is counting. much less -- neil: how was it resolved, you want to the count to go through. it was resolved, you are very diplomatic about it, very magnanimous, had to be a heartbreaker. >> it was. what i took from it thinking about these georgia races everyone has to get out, every republican voter get out because your vote really does matter and the other thing is the tsunami of money from the far left especially those outside, dark money coming into georgia and that is why i am involved in this effort also. neil: how was it when you had -- i will get to georgia, sorry to get sidetracked but i remember that race so well, when you finally congratulated maggie, how did that go, how did the process go? >> never easy losing a race. so much at stake. we had a republican president and republic

pennsylvania's 17th district, conor lamb, who, with the republican district back in 2018, is facing sean parnellcan see how close it is right now. 36 years old, a marine corps veteran, very close race. minnesota's second, she just has a two point lead at this point over her republican challenger. illinois, the chair of the democratic national campaign committee, the committee in charge of races in the house, and her race has not been called yet. you can see she has a lead, but still not called in illinois's 17th district. in new york, antonio delgado who won in 2018, he has a lead over his current republican challenger. he is declaring victory, saying the ballots that have not been counted are absentee, and he says most of them are registered democrat. he spent 2.5 million democrat -- $2.6 million on this race. his republican challenger, $2600. another candidate, former cia operative so has a slight advantage over her republican challenger, and that has not been called. in utah, the only democrat serving in congress from utah's delegation has less than a point percentage lead over his republican

in pennsylvania's 17th district, the incumbent democrat is fending off a challenge from sean parnell.n the 19th district of new york, antonio delgado, democrat, spent over $2 million on his own , who versus the republican spent around $70,000. he has just a slightly. s., the former cia operative elected in 2018, she has an advantage over the republican challenger. congressman, ben mcadams, the only democrat in the utah delegation, he is trailing right now. his republican challenger. in arizona's first district, the incumbent democrat, tom o'halloran, also with about two point lead -- about a two point lead. steven horsford, also in the lead. just a slight edge over his republican. carolyn, you voted for the president, over in alabama. how are you? caller: i love donald trump. i do not like the democrats. -- are evil.s are ei that is communism. when you vote for sleepy joe, they are going to take away your rights. they are going to do away with gas, clothes, they want to raise up the property taxes. how can anyone vote for a democrat? i don't understand. i've been a republican all of m

the key you want to pay attention to is actually the second lawsuit which is brought by sean parnellike kelly and others that alleges that the law passed to change mail-in balloting act 77 passed in october before covid-19 is ultimately constitutional bowers you need a constitutional amendment to do. so they think there is a lot of legal muster to that case and that one could make it to the supreme court as well. will we'll 8 be talking to b. that a little later on this morning. talk about your headlines. iran's president vowing revenge over the assassination of a top military scientist believed to be linked to tehran's nuclear program. mohsen. john brennan condemning the killing this is a criminal act and highly reckless one. risks lethal retaliation and new prownsd of regional conflict. ted cruz tweeting back bizarre to see the cia recall side with iranian zealots who repeatedly chant death to america and reflexively condemn israel. does joe biden agree? >> violating covid-19 orders. pastor tony fell was seeking relief from criminal charges he faces from holding services. despite s

moderate, so-called moderate democrat conor lamb who is running as a one turn in cabinet against sean parnellf backing from the leadership of the republican party and involved in the republican convention. i am about around district within about around state and what i'm seeing here, we have a very divided electorate, in my district is swings between democrats and republicans in the crossovers on both sides, it's really hard for an incumbent to hold the seat, there is just so much attention on pennsylvania and its 24 electoral votes because of the evolving demographic nature of the state, your philadelphia pittsburgh, the intense urban centers that have multiple ethnicities and are very liberal, but you have a vast rural area, bigger than many other parts of the country with lots of people and their approach from, as a drive around the state, it's as if i'm in a split screen, the urban areas seem to be trending for the president, but the rural areas which are largely white ethnic are going for trump, the challenge and the surprise state for trump in 2016 which he hopes to pick up again is tha