just look at the numbers, shannon.conomy was growing at 6.5%, inflation rate was barely above 1% and in course of 15 to 18 months, he took that economic boom and essentially turned it into a recession because of all the inflationary federal spending and regulating and the war against fossil fuels which has caused 10% inflation. the soft underbelly of the biden economy has been a continuous decline in the working folks wages, real wages have fallen for 18 straight months year on year basis. the inflation tax is killing the economy, we're on the front end of recession, all these businesses have tighten, jeff bezos, jp morgan, people like that are predicting recession next year. it is just part of the fraudulent, almost like whites black, black and white, he will not tell the truth about the economy, he inherited a boom, turned into a bust. federal reserve raising interest rates, stock market is falling, we are heading for a deep recession and progressive policies have utterly failed. this war against fossil fuel, it does

shannon: collin.ling red wave, tsunami or ripple. >> count me in red wave, in house, they need 4 seats to get it back. if they get 18 they will have largest house majority since 1994, they will get north of that around 25, more so if economy continues to deteriorate, senate, i was not always bullish as i am now i believe it will be 52-48 at end of day, we have two more weeks of bad economic headlines to be sticks in spokes. shannon: they could be for some of the republican candidates too. are republicans getting overly confident? >> that was always the challenge, republicans candidate questions about equality has always dogged the republican side the campaign. but now, first, the questions are now applied to democratic side, fetterman could up end that race it is getting late in the game, at this point most people's minds are made up it is just getting them to vote, again it is the economy. shannon: if they do retake the senate. there is a split here, that controls judicial nominations and conf confir

shannon. >> shannon: thank you, trey, for that powerful report. joining us now, former secretary of state, mike pompeo, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> mike: great to be with you. >> shannon: start with bridge explosion, this is a key artery between russia and crimea, who is responsible? what is the impact practically and psychologically? >> mike: it's hard to know, my guess the uukrainians have some to do with it. this is humiliating for putin, this is one of his great achievements, i think 2018, it was built. to watch this be risk is certainly something that is a game changer on the ground in ukraine. as trey reported, ukraines are doing great work of liberating town after town after town and the russians are failing. >> shannon: the president said thursday night, here is the report from the white house transcript. the first time since the cuban missile crisis, if things continue down the path they have been going, we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since the cuban missile crisis. he also says he doesn't think putin is joking and is t

. >> i'm shannon bream, toss-ups, tightening polls and turnout, just over a week out from midterms and both parties are bracing. ♪ >> you deserve somebody who is independent, somebody like reverend raphael warnock. >> democrats play defense with the party's biggest stars dispatched to help candidates even in blue states. we have a live report from battleground pennsylvania and the latest on the chilling attack at the home of nancy pelosi, as fears of political violence rise. plus -- >> the poll that matters is the poll taken on november 8, 8 p.m. >> attention grabbing polls that dominate political chatter and pollsters from both parties to explain what the numbers can and can't tell us. republican kellyanne conway and democrat lake join us live. >> they can't take me down. >> republicans aim to win the house and senate, but they have yet to overcome razor-thin margins in key races. democrats caught on a hot mic reassuring president biden they can hold on. we'll ask republican national committee chair within ronna mcdaniel if her party can close the deal. and helping a senator in a tigh

and i am shannon bream. her akkadian decimating commuters in florida before accelerating north. >> is basically a 500 year flood event. >> ian it brings record storm surge, flooding and untold damage to florida. then it hits the georgia and carolina coast. hundreds rescued. some have lost everything and rebuilding could take years. we will have live reports on the trail of destruction and plans for recovery. >> such a distraction. is horrible here. shannon: will ask fema administrator dan criswell what is being done to help americans of the hardest hit areas? and we will talk with brian camp about his impact in his state and his offer to help his neighbors. >> we are ready to roll when they need us. >> plus we will get the latest on governor kemp's highly anticipated midterm a rematch against democrat stacy abrams. we have got brand-new poles with just weeks ago. then, rush it ramps up its rhetoric with its war on ukraine but russian president vladimir putin saying he will annex occupied territory in ukraine

shannon, shannon congratulations on your new job. >> shannon: thank you.obbied against it didn't you? >> greg: that's why i called you evil because i wanted them to move you to sunday and turn it into the black sabbath. >> shannon: oh, no. we bring light. >> greg: yes. very good and now we have dreamy trace gallagher. >> shannon: i know. i need to talk to you about the nickname, although i will give you that. >> greg: he is dreamy. shannon there are three elements to the monologue, what bothers you the most and why? >> shannon: well, i think about the fact that initially his comments were supportive of the agents. we are asking them do an insane job down there at the border so for the head boss guy to initially look like he was coming to their aid and then in the interim get an e-mail that says the photographer on this thing says that didn't happen and then to play the comments he made is really difficult to justify. >> greg: do you think he might have not known? let me put it this way. do you think that biden also knew and didn't care either? >> i don't k

. >> thank you shannon. shannon: if that's gets a lot of issues economy the abortion a lot of others. first want to talk about your race. your point has been invited to join us on fox news sunday but he says you betrayed the oath to the constitution regarded 2020 election. here's what he said right after that debate you guys had a few days ago. >> lee actively helped plan the effort to recruit fake electors and to overturn our election in american democracy. no one need take my word for it. it is a matter of public record and he can dispute that is much as he wants but the truth is the truth. to be six year old and the text he cites between you and then white house chief of staff mark meadows december 8 if a very small handful of states were to have their legislatures appoint alternative slates of delegates there could be a path. generally fourth i've been spending 14 hours a day for the last week trying to unravel this for him. that same day been calling state legislators for hours and i'm going to spend ho

shannon: .in the campaign right now our latest pause you down seven points the governor. when you dig into the numbers look at individual groups and all the latest polls the atlanta journal-constitution has this headline read they say stacey abrams has a surprising black voters. killer mike waite in this week, here is his take. >> you need to go everywhere frank can't just went because what brian kemp had it affected me was black people i love to see her do that if she doesn't that in our file progress why you think there's a perception of some disconnect between you and this very important voting group? >> i think the manufactured crisis designed to suppress turnout. what i would say is if you look at my polling numbers and the polling numbers a ticket mate, senator warnock we are polling some really well with black voters. we know however black voters, every voting population deserves respect of having someone come and speak to them, engage them. ella bryant cap may have had two events this we

i am shannon bream. americans will tell us who they want to run washington. >> we are in better position than any other major economy in the world for. >> president biden on a west coast swing to tout his work on the economy despite a series of negative reports this week. and had this message for voters reflects republican wins inflation is going to get worse. it is that simple paragraph spread is a fox news poll so americans are feeling the squeeze of inflation. we will ask white house economic advisor jarret bernstein about the ministrations plan to combat rising prices. plus. >> the american people are looking for a new direction and house republicans have a plan. >> congressional republicans say they are bullish on their chances to take the house in november. >> we are going to fire nancy pelosi. shannon: are they succeeding in making their case to voters? we will show you what our polls say. will speak live with the number to a public it in the house congressman steve scalise about his party's plan

>> shannon, it is hard to know. my guess is the had something to do with it will have to wait and see how that unfolds. we do know for sure this issue milling for vladimir putin. he built this bridge their pictures of him driving across it is where the greatest achievements for think of 2018 the bridge was built nearly brand-new to watch in flames, trust the rest of the supply lines out of crimea into southern ukraine be a risk is certainly something that is a game changer on the ground in ukraine. as straight reported this morning ukraine answering a phenomenal work of liver in town after town after town the russian military is feeling desperately. shannon: i went to go back to the reporting from lucas from the white house with the president said thursday night but here's a little bit more of his report for the white house transcript units as a% of the cuban missile crisis we have a direct threat of the use of nuclear weapon if in fact things continue down the path they have been going. we have not faced the prospe

shannon, how are you?> shannon: kevin, ♪ reunited and it feels so good ♪ >> kevin: yes it does. >> shannon: it's great to be with you. >> kevin: you have a big show coming up this weekend with time running out before the midterms. >> shannon: thank you, my friend. my mom is dvring the show so she can see us together. she misses cork and bream. thank you for letting me talk about this show on sunday. this is a weird race because in part there's a sitting u.s. senator from utah, mitt romney, who wouldn't endorse in this race. his colleague who is a current g.o.p. senator. he's kind of a wild card. would he become the new joe manchin if he pulled this off? it's a tighter race than obviously mike lee and his supporters would like to see. we'll talk to him about the accusations evan mcmullen has thrown at him. he'll talk to democratic texas congressman henry cuellar about the border and his tight race, too. you'll hear from both sides of the aisle on sunday. >> kevin: any chance i'd get to listen to cuellar tal

all right, shannon ad let me tell you on this. to what extent then is from what you've seen is the whole issue of democracy at stake here and in the midterm elections. i'm glad you pass the baton to me. i'm that 299. g o p folks who are running for office jones except the president biden. one is a significant, significant thing to look at and when people aren't really talking about are the secretary of state elections, don't. those don't usually get generated much pressed as much buzz as house senate wanted her election, but those are really critically important. and then a lot of states, it's the secretary of state who's certified election results. so in michigan, arizona, nevada, you've got folks reading for secretary of state who have made a clear that they do not accept that by the one and that they will ship the skill so to speak, perhaps in the future. and that is that's just not getting a lot of coverage and quite frankly, as i speak for myself, i only speak for myself as an american we, we are nothing. if we do not have de

we're all developed by claude shannon and and shannon shows the communication of what governs community action across a and the presence of noise and i'm not at all all i max on this shannon vision and how many books have you written and is there anything in the past that you you hadn't written. you know i i kind of liked invisible man. it was by less successful. but although it was taught at harvard by nathan glazer for both of us, i had enjoyed it and but but it's sold 536 copies in the first year. but but all the money for, wealth and poverty was i had a double a contract. i had to write a visible man, which was called sam but with but that was it was about how i've black breakdown of the black and how and how this was caused by the welfare state and social welfare interventions and restrictions state that essentially focused on the inner city and destroyed much of the fabric of black families. and that was the theme of invisible man. and it was as prophetic as i named my books. but then i wrote the pursuit of poverty was the second book, and i got 5000 bucks for that. and that turne

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shannon: i am shannon ream. concepts, tightening polls and turn up.rties are bracing. ♪ >> you deserve somebody who is independent, someone like rafael norwalk. shannon: dispatched to help candidates even in blue states. we have a live report from battleground pennsylvania. >> we will bring you the very latest of the chilling attack at the home of house speaker nancy pelosi. plus. >> the poll that matters is the poll that is taken on november 8 at 8:00 p.m. >> a deep dive on those attention grabbing poles. we have pollsters from both parties hereto explain what the numbers can and cannot tell us ahead of november 8. republican kellyanne conway joins us live. republicans aim to win the house and senate but they have yet to overcome razor thin origins and key races. democrats caught on a hot mike reassuring president biden they can hold on. asking republican national committee chairwoman whether her party can close the deal. we will get reaction from democratic senator chris coons who has been on the trail helping a senator in a tight race. plus, elon m

new hampshire. shannon adelaide is a political commentator and host of the shannon shock. and joining us from arlington, virginia james davis, a republican strategist, and founder and president of touchdown strategies. good to have you with us shanna adler, if i could start with you. and now midterms traditionally don't generate as much interest among voters in the us as presidential elections. but this time around it seems to be different. there does seem to be a lot more engagement talk to us about about why that is and what's at stake in this election. that's right. historically, the mid term elections are kind of a rating news or half of the electorate votes for the presidential election and even left boat during mid term. a midterm is kind of a referendum on how a sitting president is doing. it's in the middle of a term and the fact that where he was having a conversation a month out from a mid term, not a presidential election, is proof positive that this is things are different as time around. and not only that, usually when you're talking about mid term, the story

. >> copy, shannon. >> shannon, that carl out for shannon, ireland indicative of our final abort zone. after this we will see second stage shut off and we are looking for confirmation of a good orbit meaning that the crew and dragon are exactly where they need to be. >> and there we had confirmation that the entry -- >> space x how can orbit insertion -- how can orbit insertion. >> we can see the drone ship coming interview as falcon 9 -- >> landing lights have been deployed. >> the landing lights have been deployed. >> oh yes. [cheering] >> you can see on the screen and hear by the clapping and cheering that falcon 9 landed on the drone s >> you are watching the post-launch news conference. we have kathy leaders, associate administrator for operation mission director at nasa headquarters. steve fitch, manager commercial group program from houston. joe montalbano, manager international space program in the johnson and sarah

shannon, we still don't know if they caught the leaker.stigation. we don't know the status but we hope they found the leaker. but also, nobody was prosecuted for what is a violation of the law. if you go and protest in front of somebody's house in hopes of intimidating them, that person, that is against the law. this doj has not prosecuted anybody. >> there have been people trying to get answers from the doj exactly what happened and what were they at communications. heritage foundation sued for documents requested in response to that sagging, listen, what were you guys doing and what was the decision to what these guys protest when there is a clear statute on the books if you show up to someone's home to protest to demonstrate in a way to influence potentially the decision they are trying to make as a judge, it is against the law. i don't recall anybody facing consequences for that. obviously, that case just in cavanaugh's house really serious with an arrest, but some of the stuff still continues today months later. >> brian: shannon it w

. >> copy, shannon. >> shannon, that carl out for shannon, ireland indicative of our final abort zone. after this we will see second stage shut off and we are looking for confirmation of a good orbit meaning that the crew and dragon are exactly where they need to be. >> and there we had confirmation that the entry -- >> space x how can orbit insertion -- how can orbit insertion. >> we can see the drone ship coming interview as falcon 9 -- >> landing lights have been deployed. >> the landing lights have been deployed. >> oh yes. [cheering] >> you can see on the screen and hear by the clapping and cheering that falcon 9 landed on the drone ship >> coming up nasa's post launch news conference to the international space station. the mission include science and technology research and will return crew for astronauts. watch the press conference live starting at 1:30 eastern. 3:15, president biden's remarks on hurricane response and recovery efforts. the president is in fort myers to survey storm damage and will receive an operational briefing and meet with small business owners and local re

>> yeah, shannon, i appreciate that. i continue to get better. therapy once a week. look, i am lucky to be alive. a hero saved my life, police saved my life that were there that day. brad winstrop, my colleague, saved my life. a lot of heroes were involved in me being alive. we always speak out against political violence, there's no place for it. this is the united states of america. one of our strengths is that we can disagree and the other side isn't the demon or the enemy if they're having a different viewpoint. you try to debate, make your case and ultimately persuade people to your side but political violence is never an answer to resolve our disputes. >> congressman, there are a lot of weighty problems to tackle on the hill. we hope and pray the two sides can find common ground. thank you so much for your time. >> thanks. god bless. >> up next, sunday grip on what happens next now that a house committee voted unanimously to subpoena former president trump. we'll tell you what he says about whether he will show up and testify. that anc? no,

shannon, what do you think about the posture of the president and the vice president? the vice president today, you know, around now, i think, she was sort of approving an appointment that had been made and going to visit that person. just completely out of the mix. the obamas, i don't see them out on the campaign trail. not in a very prominent way. so what is going on? they leaving everybody out there to to their own thing? >> it feels that way like we don't want to go there. the white house has said the president may be a drag on these races. they're carefully trying to send him where they think he can be a benefit and welcomed and people won't have scheduling conflicts when he's coming. the democratic candidates don't have to spend time with him, this is a difficult conversation. think about what happened with opec. that as we're getting more and more reporting behind the scenes that our administration was begging them not to do this or begging them to put it after the mid-term elections. so all of these things tend to make them look like they're not doing well in h

good evening, shannon. >> shannon: good evening, good to see you. >> bret: a lot of focus on the hunter. it started with the "the washington post" story. vioxx writes it up this way why hunter biden's legal troubles are back in the news. the agents investigating the case think they have assembled a case worth charging however agents don't get to make a case about filing charges. prosecutors in the justice department do. and the story contain no, sir details about their thinking. cbs talked to the biden people, as have we. biden believes this leak was driven by frustration inside the fbi over the time it's taken prosecutors to deliberate over this case. biden's team believes the bureau is trying to pressure prosecutors to act. we have talked a lot about not moving forward usually prosecutors don't ahead of an election. but, it is all bubbling up right at this time. >> yeah. there is sort of that unwritten rule that 60 days ahead a federal election the doj doesn't want to get involved with candidates and where they are involved. though there is not a biden on the ballot this time around,

shannon, this didn't take long to happen. the irony was the markets and her own party turned on her, which you normally don't see in a conservative government at least this quickly. any messages you think there beyond just britain? >> i think you have to think that lawmakers are happy here. it doesn't work this way in the united states. when they campaign, they get into office and they don't deliver as what has happened to liz truss, they don't have the option of walking away. they could. but it's not as easy to get them out of power. i today was still getting an earful saying the last time i gave the republicans my vote and they told me they were going to repeal obamacare and they never did it. that's the kind of example that people here have to watch. people have long memories. we don't have the same system as the u.k. does. getting somebody out the door if they don't deliver. voters have long memories and they're skeptical about what republicans are promising to do if they take the house this time around. >> neil: it's an

it's come off a couple basis points and your point on that is well-taken shannon, i want your thoughts on the reversal we had because it was such a stunner and certainly in the magnitude of which stocks rebounded. mark newton says he's near-term constructive, a long bias still seems correct. pullbacks should be viable further strength up to 3800. make sense or no >> yeah, i think if you're looking, it depends on your time horizon, scott, which i know our viewers have heard from us over and over again viable for the next couple of weeks, perhaps viable for the next six to nine months from now probably i still continue to think we have a couple more weeks here where we're going to see these sharp reversals potentially intraday -- and perhaps not to what we saw yesterday but there really is a feeling that, you know, investors are trying to position ahead of what that -- the first quarter of 2023 looks like we've got earnings season. that can either be a positive or negative catalyst here i do think there's some credibility in the thesis that companies now have an expectation of these high

i'm sorry, shannon, i was talking to you >> yeah, i mean, sorry, i thought you might be yeah no, thetory management is the number one challenge, right. we saw this at target, we saw this at walmart. every single retailer that you own, you should be looking very specifically at inventory management how management teams have done it in the past what types of goods are still being bought as we seal the goods-to-services rotation jim and i talked about this in the call before the show so, i think being very careful about understanding how management is going to guide for inventory for the course of the next two or three quarters that is you know, a big factor in how in the stock, whether they can outperform the peers or not into the first half of 2023 >> jim, you have a little retail exposure, just not traditional >> yeah, not traditional, i've got home depot i'm staying out of traditional and it does come down to this inventory issue. the consumer seems to be hanging in there in terms of sales, even though gasoline is bumping up it's down from the june lows it is inventories, frank inve

let's get the read on all of this from shannon bream, the best selling author, "fox news sunday."l her antagonizer in chief on that show. without being mean or nasty. >> friendly and antagonistic. >> neil: yeah. she's got god on her side. we have josh kraushaar here from axios. great to have both of you here. shannon, this issue about the economy, i know we were just focused on the january 6th committee hearings and whether they're doing anything on the political needle. i know these economic numbers are. they transcend politics and party and a lot of people are angry. >> yeah, even if you're not super wonky and -- my two econ classes in college won't get it done. you get it done. we explain this data. for real people, when they fill up their gas tank or try to pay rent or housing or for medicine or food, they get the real world impact of this and historically people punish the party that is in power. doesn't matter if it's republicans or democrats. if they're not doing well on election day in their own household and pockets. it's the number 1 issue in every poll. we'll have brand

will: so, shannon, what can we expect on "fox news sunday." >> the midterms are a big conversation.r mike lee is in this interesting race that republicans wish was not this tight. by the way, mike lee voted for evan mcmullin in 2016 rather than president trump. we'll ask him about that. and congressman henry cuellar, democrat out of texas, begging this administration for help. they had a drop of numbers on friday night as 1 is p.m. about how bad things are at the border. we'll talk to him about that and his tight race as well. will: we'll be watching. thank you so much for being with us. >> see ya. rachel: senator johnson had a hearing on sort of alternative therapies to doing the vaccine, you know, whether it's vitamin d, ivermectin, and that was disappeared. will: i remember that. rachel: it was a senator holding a hearing, and, yeah, it was disappeared off the internet. those are the kinds of things that happen in china that happened to us during covid, and we should not forget it. and i really hope this lawsuit reminds people that we shouldn't memory hole what happened to us con

we have inherited a great team from shannon bream. she's done a wonderful job building the show.ted this thing five years ago and the first week has been really remarkable in d.c. bring it back to l.a., sandra, next week a little west coast action, and we will pay a visit occasionally. but yeah, i appreciate the help, support. it's been fantastic. >> sandra: on pump for you and pumped for the viewers i get to ten and every night and see you. have a fantastic weekend, trace. we will be back on monday. thank you so much for joining us and i'm sandra smith. >> trace: great to see you and "the story" with martha maccallum. >> martha: now a big evening star, very excited for trace's new show, thank you so much and good afternoon, martha maccallum and great to have you with us. so 32 days to go in the midterm deep dive as we did again today, the story goes to arizona. very interesting place to watch right now. this is a crucial toss-up senate race there. you have democrat senator mark kelly leading blake masters by six and the latest poll.

i am shannon bream.s who they want to run washington. >> we are in better position than any other major economy in the world for. >> president biden on a west coast swing to tout his work on the economy despite a series of negative reports this week. and had this message for voters reflects republican wins inflation is going to get worse. it is that simple paragraph spread is a fox news poll so americans are feeling the squeeze of inflation.

also tonight shannon comes back, she's returning, the big midterm show, 10 p.m.tern only on the fox news channel. ♪ mike: a suspect in the tragic shooting of two a maternity ward nurses at a texas hospital has been identified. authorities say the gunman was out on parole at the time of the shooting. maryann rafferty has more on this heartbreaking story. >> reporter: very heartbreaking, mike. the two nurses were working in the labor and delivery wing when the gunman opened fire, killing them. a security officer shot that suspect identified as 30-year-old nestor hernandez who is currently on parole and also had an active ankle monitor at the time of the shooting. dallas police chief eddie garcia calling the tragic killing a failure of the justice system. he says, quote: we at dallas pd are grateful for the support and care provided to our officers at methodist hospitals. our staff are -- thoughts are with the staff and victims of today's events. this is a tragedy and an abhorrent failure of the criminal justice system. hernandez was transported to another hospital

shannon: i am shannon ream. concepts, tightening polls and turn up.s independent, someone like rafael norwalk. shannon: dispatched to help candidates even in blue states. we have a live report from battleground pennsylvania. >> we will bring you the very latest of the chilling attack at the home of hous

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shannon, great to see you again. it is interesting we are seeing more of this the closer we get to the midterms. and i'm wondering what you made of that in arizona because those issues are important. border stuff is important. saying you disagree with the president on key issues, that is an important issue to raise. how did it resonate? >> i think every state is so nuanced depending on what is going on in your state. senator mark kelly knew wisely -- listen everybody is worried about inflation and paying at the pump. it is taking back up and opec it is only going to get worse. he has to distance himself on the border, another issue democrats along the border states are absolutely calling out this administration. i think the word senator kelly ghost was dumb when this president or administration made dumb decisions regarding the border and he called them out on that as well. it is interesting because you watch across the country where the president is plus or minus with judgment of the white house and the democrat par

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thank you, shannon. see you on "fox news sunday." ten minutes past the hour he said, tried to say. >> dana: tried to say he is ready to move onto the next thing. here we go. that's you. >> bill: elon musk $44 billion take over is finally complete. he kicked off ownership by firing many of the site's top executive including the ceo. we have the run down from l.a. good morning. >> good morning. ceo is said to get a big pay out of $40 million. musk tweeted last night he said the bird is freed. now comes the real work turning twitter into the platform he envisions. he brought in tesla engineers to review what changes the platform is going to need and also indicated he will immediately start addressing content moderation and tweeted this in response to a user claiming they've been shadow banned. he will be digging in today. he also shared this letter with advertisers. i want to share a quote with you. gives the sense of where he is going. it is important for the future of civilization to have a common digital town square where a wide rang

let's bring in fox news chief legal correspondent, anchor of "fox news sunday," shannon bream good to coming out. >> at any moment we could actually get a ruling on emergency request from senator lindsey graham. he petitioned the court to block this lower court subpoena out of georgia. the investigation there, allegations of post election tampering in the 2020 presidential election he has been fighting it all on numerous grounds. of the two sides have filed now. we literally wait to hear at any moment from the justice also they will get involved in his attempt not to testify skull fracture and this attack. it does hearken back to the threats that not only capitol members get but supreme court justices and brett kavanaugh. his cases there was something still accused. attempting to murder a supreme court justice and a lot of people may not realize that the demonstrations still continue at the justices homes. every night of the week just about they go to a different home and still on a weekly basis there is a lot of growing questions to the doj why they are not enforcing federal statute

hosted by shannon bream. shannon all the specials will be breaking down the races run the country that you're going to want to watch. i tell you, arthel, is really starting to get down to the wire and getting even more exciting as those races are getting like this, you know? like like this you got to get in you got to watch and a check or outward we are back tomorrow at noon eastern pre-hope you then. ♪ hello everyone, happy saturday shaun duffy in joe concha. welcome to "the big saturday show". here's what we've got untapped tonight. >> democrat run city are now paying the price on the rights with the new homicide hotspots just revealed a possible impact for the midterm elections, shaun. >> mr. biden's rumpelstiltskin stance when his policies are bad for americans. we will get the reality check americans paid 50% more for their thanksgiving turkeys. >> and joe? >> all right, all right listen. aoc a message. >> alright, alright all right, listen, listen, okay. >> the clips from this week we think should be us

shannon erica just signed a deal with jcpenney and will be launching in 610 stores this holiday seasonwant to award you with $1000. >> reporter: the success has allowed her to expand grants to even more single parents. >> it's a bills, it's back rent, it's car payments, day care, there are so many things as a single parent these bills pile up, and there is nowhere that you can go to for help. and there is no sources for these people. we are that source for them, and we hope that we can continue raising awareness for single parents. >> reporter: for shannon erica, it's getting back. >> we try to keep healthier snacks. >> for single parents it's getting there all every day, and for both, mama berries is proof that just because you are single, it doesn't mean you're alone. >> there's a village of people who are willing to help you. >> reporter: in san francisco, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> i am in awe, he did a great job on that story, hats off to the single moms who are than promoting what they can do to help others. what have we done lately? >> in comparison to that? i'm going to talk about