their main reason for coming to vote is to vote kevin stitt out of office. >> this is fascinating.w you will be following it, and we will as well. adam kemp, r oklahoma city communities correspondent. thank you. ♪ >> another major issue for native americans and oklahoma, and the rest of the country right now, the indian child welfare act it governs the removal of native american children from their home and where they are subsequently placed in an effort to keep them with other family members and with their tribes. but as stephanie sy reports, next week the u.s. supreme court will hear a challenge to the law that could dismantle it entirely. >> seven-year-old willow, which means hummingbird in cherokee, is learning the language of his tribe. at this indigenous language immersion school, all of the subjects are taught in cherokee, and the ildren learn to write in the syllabary create by sequoia. his great uncle is one of the teachers, and one of a dwindling number of native cherokee speakers. were it not for the indian child welfare act, he might never have uttered a cherokee word.

joining us now oklahoma governor kevin stitt. back to "fox news sunday," warn our viewers there is delay between the two of us, good to have you back. >> great to be back with you guys. >> shannon: governor, how are folks doing in southeast oklahoma? i know you had horrible storms issue massive tornado rolled through there? >> yeah, i actually was down in southeast oklahoma yesterday visiting the folks on the ground, getting generators and state resources. i had a call with fema director and homeland security. it was oklahoma standard i saw first hand, helping each other out, they were there with chainsaws and clearing debris and working with utilities to bet gabbing on. it could have been worse, we had one fatality, we are praying for him and his family. >> shannon: praying for your state, the pictures are heartbreaking. the good folks rally to help each other out. your race, oklahoman saying stitt should stay to second term after trump won oklahoma by 33 points in the 2020 presidential election, begs the question why is this su

and apparently, they're not done with him. >> governor stitt holds on. another term. >> jen psaki served as president biden's first white house press secretary.

joining is now oakland governor kevin stitt.x news said event to warn our viewers is a little bit of a delay between the two of us for good have you back. hey, great to back the guys. shannon: okay governor first i want to ask how folks are turned down in southeast oklahoma. i know we had horrible storms and massive commute roll through there. xes, i was actually down in southeast oklahoma yesterday visiting the folks on the ground, getting all of our generators can overstate resources, i had a call with the fema director yesterday and homeland security. we are doing everything we can to make sure our locals have all the support they need. just on the ground it's oklahoma standard i saw firsthand for their helping each other out. they're already out there with chainsaws and clearing the debris. we are work with our utilities to get that back on. we had one fatality a 90-year-old man praying for him and his family pictures are heartbreaking. she said the good folks their rally around each other to help out. let's get to your race

she has given kevin stitt hell over the fact, she had a great moment in the debate. she said, we have a higher violent crime rate in oklahoma than they do in california and new york. stitt said, can you believe she said that about oklahoma? fact-check, entirely true. by the way, crime as an issue works for governors races. senate, a little more tenuous. if you have an income it and crime is high, democrats waited too long to say that. ron desantis looks like he is ron desantis looks like he is going to bomb charlie crist to the stone age. whether he has a fan under his desk were not. beto o?rourke will cost democrats another $100 million into a sinkhole in texas. new york, i do not know. i really, i would have told you two months ago there was no way lee's eldon would be competitive with catchy --the climate is turning more republican. he is a tireless campaigner. i do not know. that will be one to watch. i can only promise you, at least one gerber notorious election -- gubernatorial election will be, we were not even watching that one. that is why i like to get to c

if it walks and it quacks how it stitt one.achel: tell you to any latino, they tell you socialism sucks. they know it first-hand. the signs could say socialists, globalists, corruption. if you look at hunter biden laptop. going back to your point, will, the most insulting thing you have very, we go around the country, we talk to people. as you said there are polls showing inflation, crime, the border, schools. how insulting that it doesn't mat per you're an independent, if you're a conservative, democrat, republican, those are the four issues that bubble you up and they continue to say we don't care what you think. we don't care what your problems are, we want climate change. we don't care you pay $8 for gas or seven dollars for gas. we have to get our stuff done. shut up. around that's what people are hearing. obama, by the way, telling, his crowd, his rally, what will happen what he thinks will happen if the gop wins. listen. >> i understand that democracy might not seem like a top priority right now, especially when you're w

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governor stitt toured some of the damage in mccurtain county.e said 100 homes and businesses were destroyed. one person was killed and multiple others are missing. search and rescue efforts are still under way. >>> twitter co-founder and former ceo jack dorsey is apologizing for growing the company, i'm quoting now, too quickly, end quote, following a massive round of layoffs. the company slashed thousands of employees, including 15% of trust and safety workforce. it comes a week after twitter was acquired by elon funk. brian fung is following the latest developments. what else is dorsey saying about the cuts? >> yeah. dorsey is appearing very a poll jettic here addressing the layoffs that hit half of the country. he said folks at twitter, past and present, are strong and resilient. they will always find a way no matter how difficult the moment. i own the responsibility for why everyone is in this situation. i grew the company size too quickly. i apologize for that. what's interesting here is what he didn't say, which is the question everyone ha

and also in oklahoma for governor kevin stitt. >> this is about liberty and freedom, liberty and freedomliberty over lockdowns. >> ron desantis campaigned with lee zeldin, many expecting desantis will run in 2024. >> i'm so happy fob here because i think it's great in politics, don't have to choose between the lesser of two evils. you can support a very strong capable candidate. >> for democrats, it's a little more tricky because they are waiting to see what president biden intends to do about the 2024 race. but several democratic governors are laying out their vision for the party. >> we are getting crushed on narrative, we have to do better in terms of getting on the offense and stop being on the damn defense. >> we are focused on the kitchen table morning, noon and night and part of that, we want new jersey to be affordable, number one. we want it to be the state of opportunity. >> it won't be long after the midterms until high profile governors need to decide their plans for 2024. >> john: we have to find out what former president trump is going to do. >> people on the right waiting

republican special interests and elected officials sued to deny this relief even for their own con stitt i'm completely confident my plan is legal. but right now it's on hold because of these lawsuits. we're not going to back down, though, on our fight to give this to family. >>> in qatar a picture of protest on soccer's biggest stage, the german soccer team covering their mouths ahead of the opener versus japan. that gesture spotlighting a decision by fifa to forbid teams if wearing a one love armband in support of equal rights. fifa threatened to sanction teams and players who donned that. qatar, the tournament hosts, criminalize homosexuality. the company who makes them sold out. >>> millions driving to see their family are paying the highest thanksgiving gas prices on record. the national average is up a dollar from pre-covid 2019 levels. multiple states at $3.40 or less. that time of year to vote for your favorite cnn hero. vote up to ten times a day every day. remember, you can all use your votes for one hero or spread the love around. thanks for your time on "inside politics" toda

espouses such nonsense should be disqualified from public service, it system barrassing for them, their stitts and our country. -- constituents and our country. no politician or party is entitled to it standing up to powerful establishment forces does not weak weakens country it makes is stronger, better and gate, hyperbole is the language of desperate. it may not be most important election of our lifetime, this would be a great i election to show the blow hards the door once and for all. >> at white house. press secretary said that president believes that everything is on the line tomorrow. >> warning that democracy is on the ballot. >> president has been very clear abou about where he stands when can testimonies to democracy, you -- when it comes to democracy, you heard him talk about democracy over and over, the reap w reasons he decided to run for the office is what he was seeing you know the soul of the nation. kennedy: why do democrats keep doubling down on fire and brimstone, joining me party panel. jason meister. and with democrat pollster and author he is doug schoan. and based politi

california governor kevin stitt have sent search and rescue teams to the heavily impacted town of idavillea: fox news alert, north korea has launched more missiles this year than any previous year including 4 short-range missiles just this morning. the move has escalated already high tensions and raised questions on how the u.s. should respond. for more on this, we are joined by fox news senior strategic analyst former vice chief of staff of u.s. army and chairman of institute for study of war general jack keane, man with many titles, so good to see you general keane. >> yeah, great to be here. anita: i wonder if we can put up the graphic. look at the number of increased missile tests from 2012 until now. so the u.s. and south korea as you know are in the midst of wrapping up military drills in south korea. pyongyang never happy about this saying it is a practice for a full-scale invasion. so do you think north korea is using this as a pretens or justification for launching missiles overnight or the last few weeks? >> there's a couple of things going on here. certainly the timing to have m

. >> oklahoma governor race too early to call, joy hoff meister against kevin stitt. >> and not enough data for race in maine. governor mills has lead against predecessor. we'll see what happens there paula page. >> massachusetts, project healthe healy will be next governor, and that goes to democrats. >> fox news decision desk governor sununu has lead in new hampshire. >> connecticut democratic governor lemonte with lead against candidate bob. >> and not enough data, governor dan mckee, will take his first full term in ofrhode island. >> and pritzker with a lead in illinois to go democrat but too early to call. >> alabama, governor ivy will win a second term in the state of alabama. >> and fox news projects bill lee will win in tennessee, he will remain governor of the volunteer state. >> we can project governor phil scott will win fourth term in office, he defeats democrat brenda siegel. >> i think that is our races. >> take a breath. >> we're waiting for a lot of numbers,. new york does not close until 9:00. >> let's digest the florida race. >> i would love to. >> that is eye-poppin

and governor stitt and governor company and noem, these are just strong governors who are getting rehired by their constituents. and i think that is what we'll see in a lot of these races where republican candidates gubernatorial candidates will unseat democrat governors that have not done a good job, they will be tight in michigan and wisconsin and nevada and oregon and new mexico and kansas. let's watch those happen, but, i think it does reflect a real sense of need for voters to see their governors performance and deliver on most basic concerns of rising crime, inflation, schools and feeling secure about sends their kids out every day, they won't run into a fentanyl pill disguised at something else. >> what do you think. the disconnect in some races between governor who are winning big. dewine, desantis. there is a disparity in some races bet governors and senate races. what do you think about that? >> a lot of these are incumbent governors people have seen perform. as i said performance matters. voters are expecting their elected officials to deliver on campaign promises not just befo

oklahoma where the democratic candidate for governor, joy hofmeister, she's the one running against kevin stitt on the issue of crime. >> let's talk about the facts. the fact is the rates of violent crime are higher in oklahoma -- >> it's not true. >> in your watch than in new york and california. that's a fact. >> we'll have that fact checked by the frontier, superintendent. >> hofmeister was mocked and even questioned by the moderator. but when the oklahoma newspaper fact checked her, she was right. the major cities chiefs associations says in the first six months of this year, robberies and aggravated assaults increased in cities of more than 500,000 people. but this is where statistics can often be used to make whatever point you want to make. the major city chiefs association says murders are down in aggregate in the 70 urban areas they looked at. but for 30 of those 70, murders are up. and those include atlanta. there are big races in georgia right now. and denver, big races in colorado. milwaukee, governor and senate seats on the line in wisconsin. when crime rates go up, local prosecuto

>> we have oklahoma governor kevin stitt, he's a republican. this is the deepest of red states. is he in such of a tough battle there? and congressman jim clyburn fresh off his comments likening what's happening now to the rise of hitler in the 1930s. we're going to ask him to explain that. pete: that will be an interesting interview. >> it is. will: i would lo to hear that answer. threat to democracy, explain. >> yeah. you can watch it on "fox news sunday." pete: we will. rachel: this is, like, the best teaser ever. >> continue enjoying this show, and later on enjoy our show. rachel: yeah. well, the whole day we're going to have you, "the five," " outnumbered" -- >> people are going to be sick of us. pete: not us. rachel: turning now to your headlines, a woman is now in custody after police say she stabbed a man in the back at a new york steakhouse. the altercation starting when a group began complaining about their bill. this prompted one man to start throwing punches at staff members before another woman stabbed him in the back with a steak knife. the man is expected to survi

they got a republican official to run against governor stitt. for independents who might lean republican but might not be comfortable with some of the more liberal left-wing policies of some democrats, it is reassuring that this is a former republican. she is not likely to go out on the limb. we have these polls narrowing in new york. i don't think lee zeldin is going to pull it off but that races way closer than any of us thought it would be two months ago. host: let's hear from gary in kentucky, a republican. caller: how are you doing? host: good morning. caller: you are chatting it up there in washington. host: members are back in their states campaigning for the election tomorrow. caller: everybody is gathering money. that is what it is all about. i will -- i am down here and what we call the flyover states. i feel sorry for the poor guy in indiana who said, " i won't vote because i don't believe it will help." i am a vietnam vet. wake up and see what is happening besides what they say. i have been in 2 or 3 spots where we have -- we have ch

hofmeister herself was a republican until last year, switching parties to take on stitt, attacking him from the right on issues like crime >> the fact is, the rates of violent crime are high -- >> that's not true >> -- than in new york and california >> reporter: with polls showing the race a dead heat, the republican governor's association is now spending seven figures on tv ads, reminding voters she's a democrat now, and linking her to joe biden. >> american energy is under attack joe biden and joy hofmeister are leading the charge >> reporter: for "the news," i'm garrett haake. >>> two teenagers in iowa accused of killing their spanish teacher. beating her to death with a baseball bat that happened last year. but police never said why they would do such a horrible thing until now. what new court documents say about the student's motive >>> plus, what would make dan snyder finally agree to consider selling his washington commanders football team well, tonight, some new reporting that could explain why the defiant owner might be closer to caving to pressure at fidelity, your dedicated

uncovered, dozens of top government officials doing basically trades you know, on from where they stitthousands of suspicious stock trades over the last six years. where is the sec insider trading investigation? >> well what we were able to show was executive officials of the government who had access or possibly knowledge about activities that could potentially affect their stock holdings the difficulty is being able to show they used that knowledge to make those trades. a lot of times we say we had a their party advisor or it was my spouse although the law doesn't exempt that. in fact the law says it is meant to insure that executives in the federal government are not using information that could potentially benefit their stock holdings but, it just doesn't always happen that way. it doesn't always work. there are exemptions and there are violations that don't get investigated. >> james, you make an important point. these are the officials who are supposed to be regulating or enforcing these companies that they oversee. then they're doing as you guys said taking advantage of their pow

and in oklahoma governor kevin stitt saying today that search and rescue teams are -- with generatorssome of the hardst-hit areas. we will continue to bring you updates. >>> meantime, president biden is campaigning in multiple states this weekend. he says he's optimistic about his party's chances in the upcoming midterms. lucas tomlinson live at the white house for us right now. lucas. >> reporter: jon, it's notable president biden was not the featured speaker tonight in philadelphia. he spoke before josh shapiro, john fetterman and his former boss, barack obama. >> your right to choose is on the ballot, your right to vote is on the ballot. [applause] social security and medicare is on the ballot. there's something else on the ballot, character. character's on the ballot! [cheers and applause] >> reporter: it's biden's remarks in california yesterday shutting down the coal industry and reigniting his war on fossil fuel that drew attention. ing coal is still responsible for producing 22% of the country's electricity the. here's what biden said yesterday. >> it's also now cheaper to gen

at the oklahoma governor stitt probably believed that his opponent was wrong when he says it's not truepublican state. he probably watches a lot of fox news! the idea that oklahoma is more dangerous than new york sounds preposterous on its face to him! but i don't think he was seen what's going on in his state -- or at least does not want to believe it. >> this is breaking news, taking us to northwest oklahoma city where oklahoma city police have been called out for a bank robbery -- >> oklahoma city, police must dangerous armed robbery suspects. >> to homeowners buyback during a terrified home invasion. >> accused rapist and guthrie arrested again! >> oklahoma city police only one heinous wife was arrested for a string of felony. >> and up and coming down republican arrested for a sex crime with a minor! >> after two and a half we crime spree, i suspect some call the sound which bans it is a locked up! >> johnny mann is facing felony charges after allegedly stabbing another matt who was swinging hatchets adam. >> police say that mail carrier was robbed at gunpoint! >> you robbed a male

we were watching this race as a possible sleeper race tonight, but kevin stitt with the victory there: mr. beto, you have some updates on the congressional races for us. if you could, certainly the virginia seventh with the race that read it was just talking about. -- greta was just talking about. the race is aittle too close to call for the ap right. however, if spanberger does hold onto this seat, it will be a huge win for the democrats. it does not mean that they are necessarily going to keep the house, but their losses could be minimized. we look at the other virginia races we have been keeping an e ye on, their election opponent conceded already. if jennifer can hold onto that, it looks like the worst fears for democrats will not be realized. we are in a tougher condition right now, trailing right now to the republican challenger. that is going to be a tough keep for democrats. that one is expected to lose tonight and it is kind of on our watch. it looks like if things hold on right now, republicans are in for more of a red ripple. but a ripple might just be enough. host: when it

kevin stitt for governor in oklahoma. kim scott -- tim scott for senate in south carolina.ry mcmaster doing an unbelievable job for governor in south carolina. mike lee for senate in utah. gerald malloy for senate in vermont. darren valley, he's doing great. governor in illinois and illinois has to defeat. it darren is going to do it. governor in maryland. jeff neil for governor in massachusetts. scott jensen for governor in minnesota. mark brian shetty for governor of new mexico. kristi noem for governor of south dakota. bill lee for governor in tennessee. greg abbott for governor in texas. all of our wonderful attorney general candidates, 10 -- tim griffin in arkansas, bird and iowa, nevada, michael henry doing incredibly well in new york. alan wilson in south carolina and ken paxton in texas. and all other trump-endorsed republicans up and down the line including mark fincham, jim marchand, christina carano. it was hard-working patriots like you who built this country and hard-working patriots like you who are going to save our country. we will stand up to the radical le

>>> also, a lot of folks waking up watching the markets closely after the latest strait hike, the stittar and it sent stocks tumbling. >> this comes as credit card rates are already averaging 19%. by the way, the highest in decades. we will have everything you need to know. >>> we will begin this morning with a final push to the midterms. president biden using his speech in washington last night to make the case that democracy itself is on the ballot. >> we have it covered. we will begin in d.c. with nbc's chief white house correspondent kristen welker. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. with republicans gaining momentum, president biden is intensifying his focus on an issue he thinks can energize the democratic base, threats to democracy. he talked about it since his campaign, but overnight the president calling the midterms a defining moment, but republicans and many democrats say with the economy the top issue, the impact may be minimal on an election now just five days away. with democrats on defense in the final midterm push, president biden sharpening his closing message ove

a tough battle, in the end, kevin stitt won. crime, but kevin stitt wins. in the senate race in maryland, the incumbent senator chris van hollen will return to the senate. i want to go back to the two states, ohio and north carolina, rick, you've been watching them really closely and you had also cautioned the viewers early in the night that depending on how a particular state counts the vote, it could look like an early lead for a particular candidate and it would appear that's the case in both ohio and north carolina, it's now flipped. >> yeah, this is the reality of how people vote in america and how votes are counted in america. and you're starting to see a lot more election day vote come in. just to give you a sense about the political gegeography, thes are the biggest counties in the state, they are really blue. but everything else in there, very red. that's how j.d. vance is mounting a lead over tim ryan. what's interesting to me, when i look at the big population centers, i see tim ryan coming close but not quite to wher

and finally, in the oklahoma governor's race, the incumbent there is republican kevin stitt, facing a early to call. we got a winner to project in the south carolina governor race, the incumbent republican henry mcmaster is projected to be reelected as south carolina governor. as i said, these are the largest number -- arriving at any one time on the clock tonight. joining us now is steve kornacki. what's interesting in those races and some of the tight races we're starting to get more data. >> an exciting hour here, certainly. a blank screen in pennsylvania, but i got it up because we want to see here if we get an issue -- one thing that may be different from 2020, from those that remember that pennsylvania took at the saturday at 11:30, it might be right here, look at this. allegheny county, the second biggest in the state, where pittsburgh is, western pennsylvania, what you're looking at here is the mail-in vote for allegheny county. they just counted it up and released all out and one batch at the start of the night. i was saying what might be different from 2020, this might be di

they got a republican official to run against governor stitt.ependents who might lean republican but might not be comfortable with some of the more liberal left-wing policies of some democrats, it is reassuring that this is a former republican. she is not likely to go out on the limb. we have these polls narrowing in new york. i don't think lee zeldin is going to pull it off but that races way closer than any of us thought it would be two months ago. host: let's hear from gary in kentucky, a republican. caller: how are you doing? host: good morning. caller: you are chatting it up there in washington. host: members are back in their states campaigning for the election tomorrow. caller: everybody is gathering money. that is what it is all about. i will -- i am down here and what we call the flyover states. i feel sorry for the poor guy in indiana who said, " i won't vote because i don't believe it will help." i am a vietnam vet. wake up and see what is happening besides what they say. i have been in 2 or 3 spots where we have -- we have china sitt

. >> we're stitt waiting. polls have not closed. in this part of the state they have.indiana. i've been doing it for awhile. tends to be slow counting the votes. they count them. they come in. >> can we go to philly for a second? we had an inaccurate graphic about some ballots in philly that were not going to be counted because they've been filled out incorrectly. the graphic said 36,000. it's actually 3600. it's actually 3600 ballots filled out incorrectly and if you're concerned that yours is one of them, the voting is still open in philadelphia. you can go figure it out and vote. >> and, again, most of this is a minor issue. he says he's retired because he doesn't like what his party does anymore but ben ginsberg was here earlier. he said most people forgot to put the date on the outside. if the signature is right and address is right and date right on the inside it's a legal ballot. if there's no date on the inside you get inside and the address or signature seems wrong you set it aside and the democrat and the republican and the independent person in the room sort

there, kevin stitt getting a big boost from national republicans late in the game.nflux of cash there. he defeats democratic challenger joy hofmeister to turn to the governor's mansion in oklahoma. an update from the state of vermont. in a state that joe biden won by considerable margin, republican governor phil scott earns another four years. he's the only republican holding on to statewide office in his state as a defeat progressive educator brenda segel. a number of key results to bring you now in the state of texas. republican incumbent greg abbott building on his lead. he's out 360 votes ahead of beto arroyo with 58% of the vote in in the lone star state. let's get a look at michigan. right now, gretchen whitmer roughly at the same place, maybe a slimmer advantage to last time we checked in on her contest with tudor dixon. 36,000 votes ahead for the democratic incumbent, with 16% vote in. an update now again,, from georgia brian kemp there 247,000 votes ahead there with stacey abrams. notable in this rematch. last time around, kemp only won about 50,000 votes.

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