♪ >> ainsley: we begin this hour with big news in the race for the white house. last night, right here on the fox news channel, south carolina senator tim scott announcing he is suspending his presidential campaign. >> brian: all right. the now former republican presidential cap democrat says he won't endorse another candidate at this time. >> steve: peter doocy joins us right now as details as president biden ramps up his campaigning as he hits the road tomorrow, peter? >> and, senator tim scott will not be moving here in january of 2025. he will not be the trump alternative to republican primary goers and caucus goers. he says that voters have been telling him not now, tim. >> i go back to iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate. i am suspending my campaign. >> steve: who benefits from that? reuters reports in the moments after scott dropped out, two major donors to his campaign told reuters they would switch their support to haley, who like scott, hail hails from the statf south carolina. campaign staffers were surprised. under the impression that tim scott was still playing to win. they didn't get any heads up and learned he was dropping out watching trey gowdy's show. the scott news is not likely to impact president biden's strategy much if at all. he has been focusing more and more on trump at closed door fundraisers. some families wish he would focus more on thinks loved ones. american citizens who the state department says are wrongfully detained in china. when he meets with china's president xi on u.s. soil this week. >> need president biden to just go to president xi and with a plan, a concrete plan to get home my dad and mark and david. these are not cases that happened yesterday. >> pete: this week is going to be the first time that president biden and xi have met in person since the spy balloon was sent over the u.s. to eventually be shot down there. is other unresolved business. covid origins hear nothing about that anymore anywhere. the spy agencies in this country came up empty and then they complained that the chinese side was not being forthcoming. back to you. >> ainsley: peter, how long have we known about this? i watched the full interview with that young man he said i haven't seen my dad in seven years. they have been held captive for that long? and we are just hearing about it? >> peter: the state department has declared that they are considered wrongfully detained there are three different americans. they are being held for three different things, including one man, an american man who is on death row. he is waiting his execution in china. we don't have any -- we don't know yet if this is part of president biden's plan when he is going into this meeting in san francisco, but we expect to learn later today more about exactly what the strategy is from the podium here in the briefing room. >> steve: right. i read somewhere that apparently the united states and china might strike a deal over boeing so that they can sell boeing aircraft over there. won't know until -- actually, you will be going with the president out there this week. peter, in talking about tim scott dropping out, somebody who hasn't dropped in yet is gavin newsom. is gavin newsom going to meet the president there in san francisco because that would be a delicious picture right there, portrait of the two of them. >> steve: we expect that they will see each other. and gavin newsom will have a chance to say hey, president biden. look at how clean san francisco is. >> lawrence: right. >> peter: we have not had an opportunity to clean you want streets for the last several years, even though businesses have been leaving and the safety has been declining. but now that we have got some high profile international guests, the place looks great. >> brian: he admitted it. he said i'm cleaning up because we have a summit. besides that, we will go back to dirt and crime. they got rid of the homeless, too. >> peter: on behalf of the white house press corps, thank you. >> steve: peter, are they taking that street sweeper that is running behind you right now to san francisco? >> peter: you know, they drove away because we didn't have any bad polls for president biden today. [laughter] >> peter: it's okay. coast is clear. go charge it. >> brian: don't have to go far to find people critical of president biden. tim ryan came out i love president biden, great guy. can't run again. you have van jones, sim harley, emphatic, emotional, he can't run again. and then david axelrod, doubling, tripling and quadrupling down. joe can't run again. listen. >> the one number in the polling that wassen concerning in front of the scenes in front of a camera what he is projecting is causing people concerns and that's worrisome. >> lawrence: you hear a sell rod -- >> brian: projecting. >> lawrence: you hear israeli jarrett talk they are talking for former president obama. this is the entire camp that he using the channel messages out there to the public. they are very close to the former president. the problem joe biden has right now. >> brian: look at this. >> lawrence: this is crazy. he just doesn't have it anymore. and honestly, i don't think this is about age. this is about -- because everybody is going to meet this day. this is about can he do the job and the one thing that is going to hurt him this time as he fumbles around there on a day that is supposed to be very solemn, is that he is not going to be tibleg connect with voters anymore. that was his thing, being out there, being able to talk with people and as me and brian are going to do later on in an hour, the wall of all the polling for all the battleground states, the only way he can overcome that meeting people a guy who moose like that can't go out there. >> ainsley: poll they were talking about that david axelrod was referring to cnn poll. 74% don't think that president biden, 74% says has the stamina. donald trump got somewhere in the 40's. >> ainsley: 74% of voters. >> steve: in those battleground polls and by the way in peter's report we just saw joe yelling at peter because peter asked him about the battleground polls and joe said you only quote two. you only quote the "new york times" and cnn. there are 10 in all and 8 of them i'm doing really well at. in that "new york times" poll, the two issues that joe biden actually beats donald trump on are abortion and defense of democracy that is what the white house is going to run on. strategy for the campaign would be let the republicans duke it out and the chaos and that will just remind people about that. they have done that now, apparently, according to nbc, joe is upset that trump has taken shots at him. he hasn't returned fire until a couple of days ago. at that uae event. and so now he is going to be essentially, after the tuesday results came in with virginia that energized joe. he thinks he can win. >> brian: look at this. and president biden, trump has fun with this. it's crazy that he can't pull off a wreath ceremony and known wrote this up. i read in foxnews.com. they talk about his comments. what trump said about what he wants to do to handle illegal immigrants during a wreath ceremony didn't know where to go. had to talk to a soldier on the solemn moment of putting a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier. i mean and no one helps him. do you think someone would walk out there can we have the vice president go out there. >> ainsley: mr. president, can you go back and stand by the vice president. >> brian: do you think president xi. >> ainsley: everyone is aware of this. go this way. everyone is helping him now. >> his team isn't helping him. they should make it really clear. >> ainsley: just americans. >> steve: mr. president, you walk up there say some words. go over there. if they tell him and he forgets it, it's on him. if it's not it's his team. >> can i make a suggestion? >> brian: i had to dance at my wedding. >> lawrence: here we go. >> brian: people knew how terrible a dancer i was. they put footprints on the ground. i thought that was a help not a hinderance. could we put footprints on the ground in these ceremonies so he knows exactly where to walk. >> steve: the problem is next to the footprints might be a sandbag. he liberally got sand bagged. they put a sandbag. >> brian: dr. sholls has two in a packet. $12 he is make those. >> steve: you want in-soles or footprints. >> art class i can't cut out little footprints dr. sholls already made it. >> steve: i think a great big arrow that you make out of just tape white painter's tape. >> brian: that's alternative. >> ainsley: let's talk about the border chicago, so many of them moved from texas to chicago because it's a sanctuary city governor abdomen was getting tired of being his problem. starts dispersing them to sanctuary cities. apparently chicago is so unpleasant for the migrants. many of them fleeing back home to venezuela because it's so cold and they don't have an opportunity to make a lot of money. they say hing they are being dumped in shelters and they are refusing better pay jobs. harsh winters. lack of migrant infrastructure ambivalent support from the locals. >> steve: just think about it. okay. so there you have halloween, october 31st in chicago. and it's snowing. it only gets more snowy throughout this season. you would think that the people who are coming to the united states would look into, you know, do a little research. hey, is it cold where i'm going? the answer is yes. listen. i live just outside new york city. it was 26 degrees at my house this morning when i got into the car. so upset infrastructure. >> brian: and we have winter. and what do they do? they come through the wall that you see right there. head north. turns out chicago too far north. >> nice and hot when we crossed over and now what? this is why the bulls play indoors. who would think that chicago would be cold in the winter don't they get the fox weather app.? >> wait until they get to february. >> he joined us. sea reporter there. he said ultimately blame the democrats for sanctuary city status. and luring these migrants. >> brian: we are actually in the middle of the road right now. can you see? in the middle of the road. >> here is william. >> welcome to chicago. the chicago migrant managers are getting filthy rich. the one person, mayor johnson is worried about losing a single migrant because mayor johnson's migrant american dream is in the billions. there are three times the number of resident chicagoans than there are migrants. they are out -- they will be out in the brutal chicago cold this winter. we are talking about the american dream for migrants. the american dream, sadly, is bad for real chicagoans. >> lawrence: you have to hear this. you break the law to get into the country. you work in the country illegally, and some of the migrants are upset. this is what one migrant dad told "the new york post." we weren't told where we were going. they have to sign a form in texas. i work in the bronx. my kids go in the school in the bronx. for us to live out here is ridiculous. so we are going back. >> what happened was over the weekend, they took a bunch of the migrants over at the roosevelt hotel about three blocks that way and they say we are taking you to another shelter. >> floyd bennett. they bus them to floyd bennett field which is six tenths on a runway at a former brooklyn airfield a lot of the migrants in the first bus is said no, i'm not going to stay here. take me back. the next bus apparently some people did say. biggers can't be choosey? they are choosey. they don't want to say out there because, like that guy you quoted, lawrence, he works in the bronx, his kids go to school in the bronx already. brooklyn is too far away. especially. >> lawrence: getting free education. i don't know how you are working without a social security number. all of this sen compassing. america is not great enough, brian. >> brian: that was the federal government's idea. they said the mayor, who now find themselves under investigation. that's kind of odd. the mayor -- he said we are going to give you a floyd bennett feel. that's your suggestion? it has cost america $451 billion on illegal immigrant care. the meals, the laundry, the shelter. >> ainsley: it's expensive. here is quote another dad they went to this shelter he wasn't happy. he said they are going to take us back to the train so we can go back to 45th street. we didn't know we were coming here, i guess to the shelter he means. they just said that they were taking us to a shelter. i cannot stay here. this is crazy. i read another article in daily mail and it says the family was renting an apartment through a city voucher program in chicago it. gave them $15,000 for up to six months for rental assistance. wouldn't it be nice if everyone got that. it says but once it ran out they had to give up their living space. the dad found a job in construction. he was getting paid in cash. but it wasn't enough to sustain his family since they arrived in june. five months, no end in sight, and they are heading back in venezuela. >> that's why the president's plan is to basically former president's plan is to get all of them together, evaluate all of them individually and have massively deportation again, that would be crazy. the more you see how much money it's cost, how unhappy they are, and how unhappy they are and we're unhappy that they're here illegally. why don't we just do that? go back. >> lawrence: it's not just the typical republicans that are for safe borders. it's the democrats in chicago. do you see all the black residents in chicago that are in the faces of the elected officials. >> brian: stop the sanctuary cities. >> can you guys do something for us? we don't have time for this. >> steve: we don't have time to really go into it. in the mile high city of denver, apparently there is a chicken pox outbreak and it's because there are all these unvaccinated people coming into the country. and so some of the kids at the shelters are getting chicken pox and then they have to quarantine the kids away from everybody else. it's because when you come into this country, you are supposed to have your vaccines, all they do is a health check. are you okay right now in fine, come on in. so many people don't have so many vaccines. >> they didn't make sure to make sure they are vaccinated. >> don't have to be. they have to be but they say have you had your vaccines? i'm not going to ask that because i know nobody has had them. i have a friend in healthcare and there are so many diseases that are ricocheting around the shelters and around the hospitals here in the new york city area that nobody has seen in decades. very long time. >> brian: think about this. 2016 it was like who could you be so cruel with sanctuary cities. mr. president, remember the huddled masses on the base of the statue of liberty. 2024, i think everyone is on board with trump's this is out of control. and if you have chicken pox, witch hazel it takes the edge off. brines. >> ainsley: my gosh they came out with a vaccine after we grew up. so we all had chicken pox. do you remember that? that was not fun. >> brian: i was a lot younger. >> lawrence: i got them, too. >> brian: if you had chicken pox. write us. >> ainsley: my sister and brother had and i got it next. >> steve: we all got it. >> ainsley: third one gets worse and worse. >> brian: you don't want it as an adult. >> steve: that's why they vaccinate our kids. carley, your kid got all the vatican seens for that. >> brian: we think. >> ainsley: i don't know we can ask. is that personal? >> carley: i will leave brock's medical history personally for myself. but panning out, guys, from the road you are sitting on, square in the middle of it, we do have some more news to get. to say. >> ainsley: we're going to have red clay on our shoes. >> carley: it is going to get right in those shoes, ainsley. at least six iranian fighters are dead after the u.s. targeted two sites in eastern syria. this is the third set of u.s. airstrikes targeting iranian proxies in eastern syria over the last two and a half weeks. these airstrikes were in retaliation for the 48 attacks on our troops in iraq and syria since october 17th. to another alert here, we have been following a massive fire at a vacant home in irvington, new jersey this morning right outlines of newark. firefighters are on scene, continuing to battle the blarksz officials say the fire started right around 6:00 a.m., no word yet on any victims. and how about this? golden corral is honoring our service members with its annual military appreciation night starting at 5:00 p.m. today. military members and veterans can receive a free meal as a thank you for serving our country, golden corral has served more than 6 million meals since starting its myrtle appreciation night back in 2001. and has raised more than $18 million. those your headlines. there are very few all good news stories, but that's one of them. >> ainsley: that is golden corral the best bread. >> lawrence: bourbon chicken. >> steve: i'm hungry now. >> brian: it's no fuddruckers. >> ainsley: do those still exist? >> brian: yes. >> lawrence: let's not bash golden corral. american. >> brian: not bash, just like fuddruckers better. >> ainsley: totally different. one is a hamburger joint one is a buffet where you can get anything you want. >> brian: i made a choice. >> ainsley: okay. >> lawrence: okay, brian. so still ahead today marks one year since four university of idaho students were killed in their home. why some experts believe d.n.a. evidence won't be enough to convict the suspect. >> ainsley: plus, taking on target, a california sheriff joins us as he calls out the retail giant for preventing his deputies from stopping shoplifters. ♪ lowe's knows the holiday's don't stop even if your appliances do. that's why during black friday every day we've got deals on lg appliances for your entire home. with the best deals of the season you can make the most of your season. don't miss our black friday every day deals. in store and online. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) with the push of a button, constant contact's ai tools help you know what to say, even when you don't. hi! constant contact. helping the small stand tall. hey, doc, if you had to choose, would you give yourself a root canal or run payroll? 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>> exactly. that just makes it. i always wonder how people think they can get away with things these days because there are so many ways that you can get caught nowadays, including as he was on surveillance. that was the big tip really that broke this case open was the white hyundai elantra that was driving around. he actually admitted to his attorneys that he was driving around at that time. it's not just the d.n.a. that's important in this case because, of course, the defense is going to try to attack the d.n.a. with their contamination on the knife sheath. could it have been somebody messed up and somehow his d.n.a. got there, doesn't sound very convincing. they will try. you have a mosaic of other facts here. you have him on surveillance. you have the cell phone towers pinging when he was around the house many times before the crime scene, including the morning of the murders after they were committed. and, you know, you have a lot more here than just the d.n.a. >> steve: so your forecast is? 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>> ainsley: trey, thank you so much. all right. prime minister netanyahu speaking out on the hundreds of hostages, including americans held by hamas terrorists. and whether there is a deal to get them home. >> there could be but i think the lest i say about it the more i will increase the chances that it materializes. the result of pressure, military pressure, the extraordinary work that the ikf is doing, putting pressure on the hamas leadership, that's the one thing that might create a deal and if a deal is available, well, we will talk about it when it's there. we'll announce it if it's achieved. >> ainsley: desperate parents, including our next guest, seeking answers for their children, like 23-year-old american hirsch goldberg poland adducted during massacre during the music fell last month. hirsch's parents just landed from israel. they will be speaking at a big rally tomorrow in d.c. and they join us now to tell us their st you are wearing the nur 38. >> that's the numbers of days since he was kidnapped. >> no jewelry and makeup until your son comes home. rachel, tell us what happened that morning. you were having your coffee. john is at the synagogue. what happened next? >> and at 8:00 in the morning we heard bomb sirens in jerusalem. i woke up my daughters. we got into our bomb shelter that we have in our apartment. and when we got out i ran to get my phone to check i knew they were camping outs. i turned on my phone normally i don't do that on the sabbath but it was an emergency. two texts popped up at 8:11 one said i love you and the next one said i'm sorry. we came to find out that he and his best friend were at the music festival, which was attacked many, almost 300 kids at this festival were just mowed down with machine gunfire. herb and his best friend to a bomb shelter but the bomb shelter came under attack. there were 29 young people from this music festival murder together in this wind windowless hand grin nadz and spreading the room with machine gunfire. most of these people were dead. some in the process of dying and some of the lucky ones were trapped underneath the dying bodies. and it was from them that we found out the eyewitness account that three of the young men were wounded but alive and, obviously alive. hamas came in at gunpoint, ordered the three young men to stand up. herb was one of them. when he stood up. all of the witnesses told us that his left arm at the elbow had been blown off. he was put on hamas pickup truck with the two young men. they were driven off toward gaza. his last phone signal october 7th, saturday. and we since also have a video that shows the actual abduction, so we saw hersh bleeding and with the stump where his arm used to be. >> ainsley: john, you know he is alive. >> we don't know that we know he was alive 9:00 a.m. on october 7th, being put on a pickup truck. since that time we don't know if he is alive. if he is, we don't know if he got medical treatment that he needed. we don't know where he is. we don't know with whom. we don't know anything. >> ainsley: gosh, you have been through so much. i'm a parent. most of you are, too. i don't know how you are dealing with this. tell us about your trip to america. it's important to be here. why? >> we have been since the afternoon of october 7th, talking to anybody who we think could be helpful to get these hostages out, including, obviously, hersh. that includes anybody can we speak to in the u.s. government it. includes foreign government. we are here because there is first of all a big rally in washington on tuesday afternoon in support of getting these hostages released, among other issues. and we are here for meetings with several elected officials who are hoping can help us. >> ainsley: what's your message to the people who -- some of these rallies, unfortunately we will hear them say we don't believe this actually happened. >> well, i mean, we have video proof that it happened. our son has been missing for 38 days. i don't know what else to say to people who don't believe this actually happened. this is not even just a palestinian-israeli, or jewish-arab issue. there are 240 human beings, representing over 30 countries that have been missing for 38 days without anybody going in to check on them, not the world health organization. not the red cross. not doctors without borders. nobody is able to get in. so, this is a global, humanitarian issue. and i want the world to see it that way. >> ainsley: rachel, jon, thank you so much for being here. you brought your girls, too. i hope thousands turn out for that event on tuesday. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: god bless you. >> thank you. >> ainsley: more "fox & friends" comingffer up. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? 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>> brian: here is the difference in the national poll. trump, despite 91 charges and four indictments is a choice even when you break it down of the majority of the american public so far as we look at it. >> lawrence: recap in nevada, biden won this by 3 points, a couple thousand separate georgia and arizona and then you got wisconsin that he won by one point. three points in michigan and then 2 points in pennsylvania. >> brian: right now this is the only place that biden is winning. how extraordinary is. this georgia is suing him by the way after the way he acted after losing the election, i'm talking about the president of the united states. and the people of georgia said i would rather have him than joe biden. there is some mulligan, some outliers that are really going to mess with this race. >> lawrence: well, because you have got some folks that are gonna want to be disrupters in the race. >> brian: outside the major party. >> lawrence: r.f.k. said i tried to do it within the democratic party. i tried to work with you guys so you all pushed me out so i'm. in apparently 24% support in six swing states. >> brian: i don't want to run as no labels. i'm going to run as r.f.k. jr. i don't want the green label. this is the highest mark for an independent candidate since ross perot before he dropped out and got back in. he would end up with 20% of the vote. guess who else is in. >> lawrence: jill stein ran before nominee for the green party before wig problem democratic party in the arab community. she is supposed to get some of those antiwar folks. >> it was cornel west green party. he said i don't want to be part of the green party. put it this way. so close even .05% that could make a difference. >> lawrence: big news last week was joe manchin saying look, i'm done. we already know jim justice, the governor there is now running for the senate. he is leading by 30 points in the polls. now, apparently, joe manchin is going to go on a talk tour across the country. many people think he is going to run under no labels. >> brian: run under no labels. he would love that under the press conference to announce no labels. governor huntsman somebody else that would do it. governor manchin is known by everyone. republicans feel like he let them down by not staying with them against all democratic legislation and the democrats feel like he let them down by not letting joe biden run wild. here's the thing with joe manchin. in particular. don't tell me that age is a problem and vote for joe manchin. he is 76, trump is 77. biden is 81. so he has got plenty of energy, smart guy. likeable guy. i just don't know if he has the constituency and we want to be the guy to be the one who knocks joe biden out of the white house? >> lawrence: remember, this all matters because 70% -- over 70% of democrats say they want a different candidate on their ticket. all right. this leads to how this was going to impact everyone. and you remember, brian, because i was born in 1992. ross perot. and the big impact that he made on the election. >> brian: right. the giant sucking sound is this whole nafta and jobs going to south of the border. he was 100 percent right. then he had a meltdown in june. got back in to the race. he didn't get any electoral votes but got 20% of the vote. this guy is the al gore spoiler. >> lawrence: ralph nader got 97,000 votes in florida that turned that over and hurt al gore. >> brian: the theory is that those democrats would have voted -- those voters that voted for nader would have voted for al gore. finally a jill stein, hillary clinton blames her. >> lawrence: hillary didn't want to go to all these swing states. she didn't want to go to michigan, pennsylvania, jill stein on the ground, brian, now she is running again. >> brian: jill stein is somebody that that hillary clinton firmly believes is the reason why donald trump became president then again i don't mean to digress she always said donald trump was illegitimate president she said russia put him there. talk about being a sore loser. >> lawrence: international tour, acting as if he is already the commander-in-chief, brian. >> brian: right. so here is some of the states that gavin newsom has traveled to in the past. goes over to israel and stops by china where he hit a child playing basketball. he also seemed to, he got the red carpet treatment over there. he tend to ignore the fact that china has got a bunch of uyghurs who are living through the horrible existence of genocide. also the way they are tracking down in that country become a hard enemy of ours, competitor of ours. gavin newsom says look at me i would love to be a chinese first president here is he showing compassion. if anything should happen to joe, i'm ready to go. senator fetterman says he believes newsom is running already. >> lawrence: this doesn't look good for joe biden whether it's the swing states polling or the fact that other candidates are already exploring it. we don't know. we will see what happens. brian. >> brian: what does van jones, what does david axelrod and tim ryan all v. in common? 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