>> i agree with you and lee selden.et the virus even if you have been vaccinated and that has been true for a long time now and they should never have been fired in the first place, they should no longer be any mandates in place, shouldn't have been in place for a long time. it undermines the vaccine which decreases severity and that has been camouflaged by this push on the mandates. you ask about the president, the dow is up 200 points, can we do a study? every time the president speaks with doom and gloom the dow goes down 5 minutes later. stuart: we could do a study but not today. i will leapfrog over getting the fifth shot, one in 10 americans over 65 suffers from dementia. 22% experienced mild cognitive impairment. this kind of statistic is terrifying for older folks. you know what i mean? >> it is a running theme on this show, you have the brain of a 40-year-old. what you didn't tell me are those statistics. over 65 it is 3%, over 90 is 35% so over 90 crowd that i'm concerned about but there's an importance to the

you said you voted for lee selden.aller: yes, but this time the issue was personal for me, and i appreciated his response during the debates with the other republican candidates, how they felt that she should not have fired them and if they were governor they would rehire them and with back pay. it was to me a personal issue. i know there were issues with him with election deniers and all this other stuff, but no candidate is perfect and it was too personal for me, so i had to go for the person who i felt would be better. host: if president biden was on the ticket i 11 daysn, would you vote for him? caller: there are other reasons. he was not a great candidate to begin with, but at this point i would not vote for biden. i don't know if i would vote for a republican candidate, but i definitely would not vote for him. host: joe in charleston, south carolina, republican. your turn. caller: people are mentioning national issues. although we have to recognize that inflation and the price of fuel and rising prices affect eve

selden is nipping at the heels of democratic governor kathy hochul. we will speak with congressman selden about his campaign in just a few moments. meanwhile in georgia republican herschel walker is challenging san raphael warnock. and firing back at comments by former president obama. we've got a tight senate race in pennsylvania or dr. oz has narrowed the polling gap with democrat lieutenant governor john fetterman. eric: let's start with alexis mcadams was a wrap up of the heated campaigns, alexis. >> hi arthel. both candidates are hoping the extra help on the campaign trail is going to give them the help they need to come out on top. less than 40 governor desantis during congressman elite selden at a rally on long island sprayed the well-known republican leader hyped up that large crowded. telling voters zelda and is the guide to to turn new york around. >> you need someone to go in there and clean house in albini and lee is the guy to do that. think about responsiveness of government and having a leader that can actually get things done. >> the g

to do well in that democratic stronghold of manhattan, new york, the boroughs and that is why lee selden hammered her on crime. she wanted to talk about the previous president, january 6th, electors and votes that congressman selden has or hasn't cast but went back to the issue of crime. no one think he will pick up a majority in new york city but if he can up his percentage 5% to 10% that could be enough to make a difference state wide. it was a heated debate. neil: thank you very much. she does follows closely. if you wanted to google and search on candidates, you might have a devil of a time see anything about republican candidates. it a concern about the google search and why it tilts that way after this. ♪ ♪ i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates,

a survey shows selden is gaining among white and independent voters.n august the republican had been down in polling by as much as 24 points. stuart: doctor oz is closing the gap with john fetterman in pennsylvania, what's the latest? ashley: a pennsylvania paul found fetterman receiving 48 support among voters compared to ours, 46%, falls within the margin of error effectively tying the two candidates. the latest survey shows dr. oz holds an advantage among independents by 54% to 44, male voters 54% to 41% and rural voters by 60% to 36. fetterman's biggest advantage is among women 56%, 38% margin. interesting stats, that race getting much closer. stuart: back to the markets, this guy was once the super bowl, now he's not. i'm talking michael lee. we had a nice rally on day and tuesday, do you think it lasts? has got any legs? >> i don't think so. we could get a bit of a bounce but beyond that there is too many unknowns and too much uncertainty, housing falling apart and you see manufacturing, 2 thirds of them contracting as well as the ism survey, the

how can selden be so far behind when the state is such a mess?n't think he is that far behind. i went to marist college and proud of the whole but i don't think they are right. there are highlights, a new move up to people likely to vote, towards lee's elven, another poll showed leesville than winning in the long island suburb, where all the pundits said he has to win to be the next governor. the planets are aligning hopefully the same way they did for george pataki in the 1990s, the problem is so tangible for new yorkers everything is less safe, everything costs more, no matter how many times huchul says abortion orange mad bad it doesn't change the kitchen table issues. blue one has the governor shown any sign of wanting to end no cash bail? >> she doubled down on it, afraid of the progressive left. she was in upstate congresswoman, a centrist and realizes she has to listen to her woke mob to keep her governorship so she has taken a hard tack left and the people who have to pay the price, have to take the subway. we are the ones left standing a

selden's daughters were not hurt . it two, 17 -year-old boys were injured. the shooter remains on the periodic, came in florida a hig school student body slimming a police officer after the cop tried to break up a fight between two other kids. other students and staffers and dripping that help the officer get back on top. the attacking student got arrested for battery of an officer with the police chief there seeing the unprovoked attack quoting despicable. and overall, colorado thieves used a car to crack open a liquor store smashing in the front window on purpose to stea an atm, e cigarettes, a gun eve a bit green machine. according to the store owner who , by the way, needs of that store to support his own family including kids in college and his family in africa. he is asking for help in findin the burglars. back in new york in the shockin footage obtained by the new yor post, a man ran down another ma with his car in they jumped the curb and plowed into a building. the guy got out of the car and try to finish the job but with gun, luckily he must. a fri

you see other campaigns in race other republican kenneth like desantis coming up in campaigning for seldenw york. whether or not that swings voters at this stage, arthel, it is a very tiny number of voters who have not already made up their minds. usually voters know what they're going to do a couple of months before election day. but some of these campaigns are one, 2% apart. so that last sliver of voter is going to matter and a lot of these campaigns. and as i mentioned you are probably going to have decisions going very late election night here and possibly into days that follow election day. >> that is right we cannot emphasize that enough. there's no funny business if we do not have all of the results come the end of the day. >> that's right this is a normal election process exactly. so if it all right thank you for an midterm coverage is not in there. of course a bill hammer will host our latest installment of the big midterms show on sunday nights. that is tomorrow. bill hammer check about 10:00 p.m. eastern time right here in fox news channel. before the economy and crime may be to

the latest poll shows governor hochul's leading selden right now but only four points. and as that gap closest crime could be the deciding factor in the new york governor's race because of videos like this which have so many people on edge. look there, you can see this man in the yellow swatch at their sizing people up into the mound of the blue duffel bag he runs out and pushes him right onto the subway tracks. one of several recent rather random attacks. now, just two weeks ahead of the election kathy hochul is trying to assure rotors she is taking their concerns seriously. hogle and mayor eric adams unveiled the three c's initiative over the weekend. adding more cops, adding more cameras, most about every subway platform and train and also these care programs to help the homeless and the mentally ill who most of the time our writing on the subways at all hours of the night. that would increase security. the mta police and nypd would have to team up on this though adding more than 1000 extra overtime shifts every day. >> we have a climate fighting strategy. we have le

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you said you voted for lee selden. caller: yes, but this time the issue was personal for me, and i appreciated his response during the debates with the other republican candidates, how they felt that she should not have fired them and if they were governor they would rehire them and with back pay. it was to me a personal issue. i know there were issues with him with election deniers and all this other stuff, but no candidate is perfect and it was too personal for me, so i had to go for the person who i felt would be better. host: if president biden was on the ticket i 11 daysn, would you vote for him? caller: there are other reasons. he was not a great candidate to begin with, but at this point i would not vote for biden. i don't know if i would vote for a republican candidate, but i definitely would not vote for him. host: joe in charleston, south carolina, republican. your turn. caller: people are mentioning national issues. although we have to recognize that inflation and the price of fuel and rising prices affect e

selden. there is an argument that government local is not doing her part.you're saying people are unable to do more, i would say you're wrong. i stand out like many. this is not a red or blue problem. republicans do a good job talking about stopping crime rather than stopping it. if you're in power there should be the same kind of coalition, greg offered this question. when can we come together? why can't mayors and ndas, why do we hire more prosecutors, build more jails? a lot of democrats, my best friends are democrat. no one wants to defund the police. they want more jails, more cops, an end to cashless bail. there has to be a way to come together. i understand there's some advantage. the facts belie the point. republican led states have high crime rates and high murder rates, just like democrats do. you can nod your head all he wants i don't mind. facts refute your point. we should come together and try to solve the problem. i don't -- when i go to college, my kids go to college, i don't want to have to worry about getting shot. any parent. >> jeanine:

judge jeanine: it shows you how out of touch the presses he read one of the things about congressman seldenl. he has been a prosecutor and a paratrooper, a veteran, a lo year and he understands all the issues. he said one of the first things he's going to do is get rid of the d.a. [and exercise his constitutional rights under the state constitution to remove d.a.s not prosecuting time and for that i give him kudos. and why are you politicizing this? that is a bunch of nonsense! his two girls are in the house, two teenage daughters. they were at a columbus day parade and two kids get shot by the way known to the police department, and they are only 17. so we are talking juveniles at this point. it is a dangerous place. we have crimes in front of your home on the interstate in chicago on the subway. and then we have an ex-governor saving "i've never felt less safe in my life, stephen patterson." you know what, patterson lived through the '80s, '90s. this is random provoked assaults. the '80s, '90s it was about drugs but now you have kids with guns and they don't take firing. they don't go to

obviously the governor said she wishes the selden family well but nobody wants anything like this to happen. you are advising let's pretend kathy trend went on this issue. what do you tell her she really is losing on crime. >> what i would tell her and i am not advising her i would say you have to distance yourself now from the liberal criminal justice policies state democratic party and its legislative leaders and city leaders had taken. cashless bale has got to go. you've got to prosecute violent crime. and if i were elite zeldin i would do it tom suggested. i would be tough on one tough on the democrats and take the message to her on crime, on corruption and on the economy. >> yes, because guess what? if there is in fact a recession the coming of new york state is going to get hit really, really hard as they have been by the last couple receptions. let's talk about bail reform a little bit. kathy hochul has just had someone to her legal team who is a bail reform advocate and not in the good way, olivia. he's the kind of person who wants of bad people to be back on the streets with

way by posting pay and recruiting more cops but right now latest poll shows hogle is only leaving selden by four points so it is close. eric: that video of the subway shower is just a chilling, alexis thank you. >> it really is chilling. eric, some other key midterm races are also getting tighter by the day. november 8 approaches, our foxy power rankings predict 33 house seats are now in toss of colon. the campaign arena is filling up as well with the political heavy hitters including former president trump who rally for republican candidates deep in the heart of texas last night. alexander hoff live in washington with more on that. >> arthel the former president wager texas will not go blue 16 days from now for he spoke to a crowd outside of corpus christi, listen. >> this is the year were going to take back the house. they're going to take back the senate. we're going to take back america. >> for president trump highlighted lieutenant governor dan patrick attorney general ken paxton both vying for reelection. but the focus was on the governors race their work better or work is attempti

that shot i want to get to undelete selden. up a poll of what's going on in new york right now. as you can see at home a little bit of the uptick 45.3% in the margin of error basically a statistical tie there. let's listen to something lee zeldin said on fox and friends this morning. >> we are talking about how we can fight crime, maker streets and subways safer. they want to change the subject. they do not want to talk about it. now they have yielded the entire ground to us what we said they're talking but hey what can we do to repeal and remove d.a. suit will not enforce all the looking for a leadership not for people in government to tell them there's nothing to see here. >> a shot if anyone knows a thing or two about the crime in new york, lee zeldin was almost stabbed to death than there was a drive-by shooting outside of his house when his twin girls were at home. >> mute look at new york city cover a lot of liberal voters a lot of democrat voters. they care less about climate change and abortion. and you cannot walk outs

. >> ainsley: selden said he says it hits really close tot shows up on your front doorstep. his front porch is actually part of the crime scene. there is tape up in front of his house right now. police tape. >> steve: it's the randomness of it, and it just goes to show it can happen to anybody. and yesterday it did. he's going to be coming up with us just about 35 minutes from right now, right here on the fox news channel. >> brian: people who say it wasn't aimed at him, tell it to the father at the marriott when he's getting set to go see his daughter at parents day in marist, and he's going to get coffee, and two homeless criminals are shooting at each other and he gets caught in the cross fire. >> ainsley: tell that to his 16-year-old daughters who were doing homework, and they hear shots ring out in front of the house and their thinking that they could be thinking, "my dad is running for governor, could this be a targeted thing? what do i do?" no child should ever be in that situation in their own home or anywhere in new york, but it's happening across the state and acro

i think we can speak now to anthony selden, the political biographer who has written about every prime prime — parliament? of course is a problem. every prime minister _ parliament? of course is a problem. every prime minister wants and - parliament? of course is a problem. i every prime minister wants and needs their own mandate to win that of an general election, and that is on offer. he'sjust going general election, and that is on offer. he's just going to have to let that go. and to do the best with what he's got. but it's really tough, taking over after a long period of single party dominance. the conservatives came into power in 2010 with austerity. they're going to come up to the next general election book ended with austerity. also, no party has won five general elections on the trot since the birth of modern democracy in 1832. it's going to be stupendously difficult. ., ., ., �*, ., difficult. fair to say that he's not a charismatic _ difficult. fair to say that he's not a charismatic orator. _ difficult. fair to say that he's not a charismatic orator. very, - difficult. fair