a san francisco neighborhood known as strollerville for how many families live there has been hit by a gang of teenagers police say are targeting women with young children. allegedly robbing more than ten people even hitting one with a baseball bat. strollerville, can you believe it? on the other side of the country, new york city subways have gotten so bad, even manhattan s far left d.a. says it is not safe. so, why is the mayor still blaming the media? we could as america reports heads into hour two. mike, great to have you here today. mike: great to be here with you. who better to do it than lawrence jones coming up in just a moment, but kick it off first with this fox news alert on how your sensitive information may be up for grabs. sandra: and troubling new reports exposing how at risk your personal data may be. both private companies and the federal government to blame. a new report from the director of national intelligence finding the government is buying up
by 47 point margin. in 2022, it was 21 points. so they have lost 26 points when it comes to hispanics and republicans have been able to gain ground. also in this research was interesting is that the majority of republican voters now do not have a college degree, the majority of the country does not have a college degree. to see that dynamic play out is interesting as well. mike: makes you wonder if the women and hispanic voters were worried about pocket book issues, inflation a big factor. it s interesting to see the voting turnout, the study shows republicans had higher turnout in the midterms. well, if you have turnout in red districts that are safe that s not very helpful. you need more republican turnout in blue or purple districts like with abigail and jennifer, but republicans are getting into the mail-in voter game, glenn youngkin flipping seats, looking forward to hopefully get the
seats in some of the bluest parts of the country. new york state alone has more in play house seats than almost anywhere else. we re going to win races in a lot of places you haven t seen. that puts congressman sean patrick maloney at the center of it all. i m a gay gite with an interracial family in a district that voted for donald trump. he is not just a nail biter of a re-election bat le. it is not news to me that it is a competitive part of the world. he is also a guy who is in charge of helping the democrats keep the house, and made tougher by rising costs and a focus on the economy. his opponent says that s what this election is about. and that s why we re on the verge of winning. reporter: now both parties are pouring money into races like this one in the waning days before the election, hoping to sway voters and in maloney s district alone, gop-aligned groups shelled out more than $6 million in the last two weeks. what maloney said to me is republicans are spe
republicans are feeling the momentum. you re of the mindset it s red wave. absolutely. but taking the majority and how big it could be depends on the gop flipping seats in some of the biggest parts of the country. new york state alone has more in play house seats than anywhere else. we re going to win races in a lot of places you haven t seen. that puts him in the center of it all. he s not just an in a nail biter of a re-election battle. it s not news to me this is a competitive part of the world. he s also the guy in charge of helping democrats keep the house. a tall order for any president s first midterm made tougher by rising costs and a focus on crime. that s why we re on the verge of winning. now, both parties are pouring money into races like this trying to close the deal with voters.
from a cultural sociological point of view, gerrymandering has made american politics much, much stupider. democrats claims that it makes them a minority are probably not groundless but far far overstated. democrats claim the cause of the republican majority in the house and persistent republican majority since 2006 and 2010 is because of gerrymandering broadly overstates the importance of it in flipping seats. so it makes us dumber, but it doesn t make us republican. dana: it does seem to be more of an excuse of procedure rather than figuring out a message and policy that s more attractive and persuasive for voters that you are trying to reach. and also having the courage to let people run in the districts as they are. we go back to the conor lamb example in pennsylvania, or the example in virginia or alabama. there are many of them. democrat, if they are willing to