shannon will send it back to you.nnon: will talk about that quite a bit in the show today bill melugin reporting for west palm beach. thank you. senior national correspondent kevin corke at the white house. >> shannon, little more than to months from officer mr. biden does not mean that lame dunk appeared will be an inactive one for the biden white house. plenty on the agenda as you know wrapping up ambitious closing international global conferences from peru, to the amazon rain forces to brazil mr. biden addressed issues from climate change to global governance in the economy. aipac and per route mr. biden pn presumably meant for the last time with chinese president xi jinping whose country just opened at major seaport there and was front and center of the leaders photo. while shockingly mr. biden was consigned to the upper right-hand corner. when he does return to roll up his sleeves and press ahead with his domestic agenda. which includes partnering with congressional lawmakers by allocating any remaining authorize

p6 i am at shannon bream it. trevor president trump elect with congress pics. >> everybody feels very confident, very encouraged about the days ahead. quick sister publican team is united. we are on one team. shannon: a new era for publican leadership also to place on capitol hill as trump announces key choices for his cabinet from secretaries of state and defense, two national intelligence director, hhs and attorney general. >> we are going to reduce regulation, waste, fraud and inefficiency but were going to clear out the corrupt, broken and failing bureaucracies. shannon: will get reaction from speaker mike johnson who just when the gop nomination for a full two-year term as democrats determine how they can best flex their power and into washington will talk with delaware senator chris coons on our sunday pen on the trump agenda and what it means for foreign policy and the economy. >> you have to start my term from november 5. because the market has gone through the roof. enthusiasm has doubled. shannon: alt a

shannon. >> shannon: all right we will soon know, think you that's aishah hasnie reporting live. >>>know the arizona democratic senator mark kelly welcome to shannon bream -- welcome to fox news sunday. >> of mourning shannon. >> shannon: all the pulling shows us the number 1 issue across the country is the economy. majority of americans now say they feel like they're worse off economically than they were under president trump. he is got an edge on that in every state we have tested it. here is what reuters says voters in the battleground states that will determine the winner of the november fifth election have a negative view of the economy. 621% say its on the wrong track 68% say the cost of living is on the wrong track pair but win the vice president was asked what she would've done differently, she said she couldn't think of anything so why should voters whose economic reality is tough for them win it comes to gas and groceries, put their trust in the vice president. >> well, shannon i think the vice president has made it perfectly clear that she is not going to be the same presi

shannon. >> shannon: rich edson thank you.the florida republican congressman byron donald's welcome back to fox news sunday. >> it to be back with you. >> shannon: let me start with this didn't you go into tuesday mention it would be quite decisive as it was not only the top of the ticket at the senate and house race as well still waiting on the house. >> while i did but before we get to that i want to thank the american people for voting for donald trump for allowing us the opportunity to get the job done and make our nation great again we're going to get to work. but you're question if they think it was going to be decisive because it didn't matter what state you are in the same issues were bothering the american people. at terrible economy, high inflation have open borders and conflict around the globe. donald trump is the person to candidate the men with the ability to fix these problems the american people saw clearly that's why his victory is overwhelming. >> let's talk about the critics who have ominous warnings that he

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. >> hicken shannon co. good morning.sident elect trump and transition team in palm beach fish based moving at record speed when it comes to filling out his future administration bill if they made more than a dozen pics this last week alone. some have bipartisan support from others are raising some eyebrows. elect trump taking a victory la and you at ufc fight night at madison square garden, after a busy week building his second administration. his choices this past week include marco rubio for secretary of state, mike walz for national security adviser advisor adviser to john radcliffe for cia director, dou bergen for secretary of the interior, and christine norm fo homeland security secretary. >> we have for his or her boss that donald trump has kept as a golden age of america can and h is putting of hard-working people into these positions. >> but other choices have been more controversial, including trump's election for health and human services secretary. >> today i nominated him for, i guess if your account and your

shannon, i bet the cartels will raise the price, too. >> shannon: they are listening and watching and aware of our political situation and have been for months. we'll talk how it all matters. good to be with you on this friday giving bill a day off. this is coming up, too. texas state troopers, national guard soldiers are on high alert trying to secure the border. many migrants see this as their last chance trying to get across knowing the days of a so-called open border are numbered. the presidential inauguration 66 days away. from the halls of congress to the lone star state republican law makesers are getting ready to end the border crisis for good. the latest border efforts in eagle pass, texas, hello, brooke. >> hi. the main thing that i'm seeing out here is more people on the ground. as you mentioned dps hoping this will stop migrants who think this is their last chance to cross the border before trump is in office in january. there will be stricter immigration laws in place. we got to see this firsthand troopers right now have been conducting these mass immigration response exe

shannon: love from foxnews in washington.s a quick look at your headlands firefighter has been killed in battle in wildfires about 50 miles from new york city. severe drought has created dangerously dry conditions in the northeast and the resulting fires lead to air-quality alert for the big apple and surrounding areas. republicans need just five more house seats out of the remaining 20 undecided braces. democrats need to win 16 to get to the majority. arizona becomes the last battleground state that's been uncalled for president-elect donald trump giving him a total of 312 electoral votes. that is compared to 226 for vice president harris. trump leads in the popular vote by more than four and half million votes. an 8-mile but will talk with the republican congressman byron donalds on the new era for the gop also former democratic presidential candidate dean phillips who mounted a primary challenge against president biden after repeatedly warning democrats biden's decision to run for reelection could be disastrous. first we t

never say never, shannon. shannon: not confirmable.yway i think it was nice, though, even though president trump said these two aren't going to be part of it didn't you think it was classy how the whole thing went down response from nikki haley everybody is playing nice. pete: rest of the statement thanking femme they are what they've done in a previous administration. shannon you were there on election night we just -- the last state just called 312 set the scene for just how historic this is. shannon: there's got to be a lot of soul searching from in democs right now and some of them are maintaining line that america is full of sexist racist, you know, bigots terrible people who voted this way and donald trump is a threat and that the american people need to look at themselves and see what they did wrong. there are other democrats who are very openly having this conversation. like gosh our policies were out of line with millions and millions of mainstream americans who felt that certain factions and policies of this party have gone t

>> shannon: that's how i feel about it, too.ms like a bit of an overreach on this whole pet thing. justice gorsuch has a book out called "overruled" talking about this kind of stuff with regulation. there was a guy who would take his rabbit to magic shows at libraries, and an agent came up to him at one point with a badge and said, "i have some questions about your rabbit." literally told him, "i'm going to have to do a home visit." did a home visit to see the care of the rabbit and asked what the plan was for emergency evacuation should something happen. it got ridiculous. but this really happens. you have to ask yourself, this is the best government use of time and money? >> you guys are really fired up about the story. is this your favorite story of the month, the year? >> emily: of life! because -- sorry, second to that. we saw this during covid. we saw weaponization of regulations. the death sentence for the animals because of no license? we saw the death of businesses, the death of people's livelihoods, because of license

shannon: it's not policy.climate tech, look at what her opponent has said about climate tech and what project 2025 has said about tech. we are very concerned about not just climate technology being good for the economy, but what it spurs in terms of innovation and growth for the economy. her opponent said that they were willing to dismantle the epa, fema, etc.. harris has come out to say that we are going to support climate tech and look at growing this industry. she has come out and actually been very vocal about certain areas in technology for sure. i can talk about ai, she has talked about being very collaborative in terms of looking at how we approach ai regulation, not in a way to stifle competition, but in a way to be ethical and supportive of a very new technology that we are all trying to wrap our arms around. caroline: talking about regulation for a moment, i'm pleased he went there, shannon. vivek ramaswamy was a trump supporter who was on the show on friday and his main focus was this idea that we n

shannon: that's right. seeing in the days since the election while they are announcing the officials they have named, we are seeing what the priority setting will be from day one and clearly immigration is going to be a day one priority for the trump administration. that should come as no surprise. it was one othe running issues on the campaign and it is what americans voted for. i don't think it is a surprise that he s designated that as one of his top agenda items. it is interesting to see steve miller in that position who was a speechwriter but has largely been a thought leader in the immigration space for donald trump. we will see how this shapes up but clearly the two pieces he wants to put together our foreign policy and immigration. ben: we talked about how he wants loyasts. does he want people who won't argue with him or just people who will not slagged him after they have left office, as had happened with his first administration? shannon: i think he wants people who understand him and want to deli

with shannon bream who will join us right now. shannon.home with you in joey's estimation -- shannon: there's no ring girls slightly different vibe this morning in washington. [laughter] will: glad to have you on the program this morning shannon before we get into the other topic -- for you this morning. you know, rachel is asking the question what is it about that sport and why it connects. it is also inseparable from the politics we had in election oftentimes connected to masculinity it is an issue that's been underlying electorate and voting populous here you see basically in most undistilled form between masculinity and donald trump. shannon: and remember you know you think about some of the autopsy, that's going on with the democrats, you know, you've got people that are saying, people got tired of getting lectured to and getting scolded and you know james was saying shut up telling men to stop liking football and beer that message is not working. so i do think this feels like a bit of a counter other side of that and saying i'm going

shannon: i don't know. because we've been warned by pennsylvania.t they take time we know they're going to go into wednesday and lets our viewers know there are delays and maricopa county said up to 13 days and still hanging on looking for an arizona result that could extend things but as many lawsuits as we already have we've been warned there are more coming on post election day that could drag everything out. >> why is maricopa county going to take 13 days because they don't count things until election night and -- oftentimes they don't count them if the -- margin of verdict is so great that the -- you count the 2,000 no doesn't matter. >> all of the states do this differently so you know there are going to be dirchts results with maricopa, i think it is first time since 2006, they've got a two page ballot. so it takes peel a lot longer to fill out and you have to feed things through the machine and taking twice as much time it has taken several days to get things done but 60% of the votes come through maricopa and a labor intensive process the w

back to you. >> shannon: thank you so much, madison. we'll keep checking in. >> dana: want to remind everybody how did the defendant get her and how did we get to this point? in september of 2022 he crossed illegally and makes his way all the way to new york and that was in september of 2023. as we've seen a pattern, arrested in new york city then. let go. makes his way to georgia, and in october 2023 he was cited for shoplifting, a crime. let go again. in february of 2024 this is when he is -- the date where he is charged with the killing of laken riley. i was looking at the bigger picture. under president trump these are the types of numbers you are looking at for ice removals of illegal immigrants who for whatever reason were in the country illegally but criminals in the country illegally. look at the biden administration and those are the numbers and that's one of the reasons you see this number which i think is amazing. immigration being the most important issue overall and in georgia 20%, 18%. look at the difference in 2020 it was

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maya and shannon, thank you both for being here.ew moments ago we were talking about the numbers here of white # women who voted for donald trump. and the reality is that more women voted for -- first of all, white women voted for donald trump in similar numbers to previous election cycles before even the most threatening and misogynist and violently sexist behavior and rhetoric came out of his mouth, though there was plenty in 2016 and 2020. but also women overall voted in greater numbers for hillary clinton than kamala harris. do you have a theory why that might be? >> first of all, let's say this, women are not a monolith. black women came out in droves for kamala harris, came out in droves for hillary clinton, although there were some places in which black voters did not come out to vote enough in the first place. those are different issues. and by the way, when all the focus was on black women and what are black men going to do, and the rest of us were sitting here going black men typically outvote white women for the candidate

shannon, what a night and an overnight. give us your sense about the balance of power.epublican control? >> listen, if you listen to their press releases today, they're feeling confident about that. they knew that it would be a challenging night. democrats had way outraised them when it came to the house races. they'd spent a lot more and felt good about the candidates they had in place but so far looks like a mixed bag and republicans are really starting to feel like as they start seeing big races come in in places like new york and california, we thought the coast may dictate control of the house and they feel good about where they are up in the senate and now the republicans are resoundingly flipped control and still a number of outstanding races and watching arizona and nevada and tight and a lot of votes and going for arizona and it could be days to know and last time around it was december before the dust settled. liz: it's a more decisive change looking at races and if the house does stay republican, and we've already got a senate that is republican, should donal

shannon, you are in d.c. your thoughts. >> i have think, too, you have to look at who is the leader of the democrat party moving forward? where do they go? there was a real turnover of leadership in the house when we saw former speaker and steny hoyer and others hand the bat onto the next generation in the house acknowledging they needed to look to the next generation. at the top of the party where do they go? president biden is clearly leaving his time a long legacy as martha talked about. vice president harris doesn't seem to have what it takes to lead this party. the last couple of weeks the very, very popular obamas, former president and first lady were on the trail doing their thing. they don't want to come back and lead the party or babysit the party. they are wildly popular. that is not the role they see for themselves going forward. i'll be interested to see if president biden talks about the future of his party and where they go. to john's point about people pointing fingers, recrimination of sexism

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hey, shannon. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. this is so interesting.onviction. and now he has to decide, the pressure is on him now, should he overturn this? and he has to decide by tuesday. what do you think he will do? >> well, listen, ainsley, in covering the trial there in new york and watching judge merchan did not often rule in favor of the trump legal team or of the president now president-elect. so, we're all watching and waiting to see what he does with that supreme court immunity decision and applying it to this case in new york. where there are will are these 34 convictions. does part of it. re-examine the evidence? or does it get rid of it all together. we just don't know what is going to happen. if he keeps that case intact, remember he has also set november 2 #th as a sentencing date for the president-elect. all of this is unchartered territory because you have got somebody who is now going to be the next president of the united states facing very real criminal issues and we just have to wait and see what this judge does. >> ainsley: if h

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i have been happily devouring shannon's book and the lead up to this talk.there's a lot of i highly recommend you should definitely grab a copy at end but let's get get right into it. we're going to do about 30 to 45 minutes of conversation and then we'll open it up for q&a with the audience. that's what we're doing tonight. um, so i think why don't we start by, why don't you break down you mean by artificial intelligence? sure. so i mean, i think this is right now a term more than it is a scientific term. so the history of ai is, you know, depending on where you where you want to pick, it's, you know, about three quarters of a of a century of research into. the ambition to build machine. and one of the primary messages of the book is that's not what we've done. and that's part of the hype. we need to cut through the commercial and media narratives around ai. i think lead us to think that the goal of ai has been achieved, right? the kind of original scientific of creating machines are intelligent in the way that people are, but despite an effort a few decade

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shannon, on sunday you have mark kelly out of arizona, alease stefanik out of new york. we'll see you in new york real soon. >> see you soon. bye. >> bill: for us meanwhile make sure you join us on sunday, right? >> dana: sunday at 9:00 a.m. >> bill: special edition of "america's newsroom." >> dana: it will be great. our team of analysts will break down where the race stands and what to watch for and tune in at 6:00 p.m. eastern on tuesday for election night coverage right here on fox. >> support conservatism. if you support donald trump and half of the country you have been called deplorable, irredeemable. garbage, unintelligent. the single biggest get out the vote operation. thank you president biden and mark cuban. >> dana: could this help reverse the gender gap? kim strassel on deck. >> bill: how about red in nebraska, why one congressional district could make all the difference in the battle for 270. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immun

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so bret and shannon we'll see you throughout the day especially tonight.o much for coming on "america's newsroom." >> bill: we have a handful of counties out there that may decide control of congress. we'll have a look at that and some of the more competitive races on the map when we continue election day 2024. with kayleigh mcenany and kevin mccarthy. they're in next right after this. give you as a veteran is the eligibility for a va loan, for up to 100 percent of your home's value. if you need cash for your family call newdayusa. with automatic authority from the va we can say yes when banks say no. give us a call. veteran homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. ♪ rising costs. selective co

shannon ballard is talking about her new book. in this book she makes a case for social media for the moral and financial realm. rejecting prophecies she encourages us to pursue technology that helps us recoves or sent in the confidence encouraged to repair broken world. levyit writes quote subfourteen offers us a transformative approach to ai sophisticated and accessible. the book explains the limitations surround ai supporter visions of what the technology can and should duplicate ai and there is a work of hope for building a featureut that enables opportunity to repair and for reclamation and associate technicianan were pleased to have you here at harvard bookstore and please join me in welcoming shannon vallor and sasha costanza-chock. >> thanks for coming. we'll be as loud as we can be so if you can't hear put up your hand. >> we were just chatting before the talk and i've been happily devouring shannon spoke so i highly recommend this. let's get into it. we will do 30 to 45 minutes of conversation and then we will open it up

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shannon bream anchor of fox news sunday. our team here with me today. thank you so much to both of you for being here today. what is your take on where these poles seem to be landing and your reaction to this pole out of iowa which clearly, you know, got all of us around dinnertime last night. >> the alert on the phone. wait, what, a respected pole, emerson college came out with the pole that said the spread was 10 points in iowa. there were all kinds of people reacting to it pointing back to where she said john kerry would be. all of these things. the bottom line, inside that pole there is something showing that white women in the midwest may be breaking a little bit towards kamala harris. that is what we see also in the new york times pole. we do not know if that tracks. we just want to point out this one thing. across these final polls white democrats 16% more likely to respond then white republicans. that is a larger disparity then our earlier polls this year. even with the pandemic over it raises the possibility that the polls could underestimate m

and i'm going to be exploring all listen more in a new season of mine, available on all platforms. shannon, the last thing a searing emphasizing this award winning offer is available for every language learning gem and has never been something new to the nestled in the heart of list such as royal must be in your state about 45 minutes from my sales is we often have this break taking space is absolutely perfect for best book events, and that's why we're here today for a royal get together. that's the phone, about healing and relaxation. now that's something i can really get behind. but 1st, we meet again a and teacher pers, these psyche who's using dance as an educational medium in his classes. then it's off to allow you to find out why a route to a fashion designer refuses to be labeled and discover how south african at 1st those thing are known to see to.

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