in the house is up for grabs. brian: that means you have got to vote. going to hear from candidates in key races. marco rubio, yeah we are name dropping. lee zeldin who wants to be the next governor of new york. sarah huckabee sanders seems well on her way of being of governor of arkansas. j.d. vance also on the docket. don bolduc making history in new hampshire shocking the world is he going to go the rest of the way and then there is tudor dixon who seems to be rising in the polls with each passing day. steve: that s right. you have heard from so many analysts and pundits, we want to hear from you today on election day. so we are having breakfast with friends in four different crucial states where we will directly hear from the folks at those diners about the things that matter to them. ainsley: let s start with will cain is he live at the morning glory eatery that s in satellite beach, florida. brian, who is next? brian: you want to start with will. i like rachel c
house is up for grabs every two years. and it s that time. ainsley: and there are a lot of early bird voters who are heading to the polls and we are hearing from candidates in many of the key races this morning including don bolduc, brian just interviewed him. we also heard from tudor dixon, she was on the first hour of this show. they joined us with their final pitches. i have held the hands of moms and dads wondering how they are going to put food on the table. we have a moral imperative to help granite staters in america so they re not choosing between eating and heating. we will bring back education. we will bring back safe communities and support our police officers and we will support businesses become a partner to businesses and bring back the american dream in the state of michigan. brian: she was fired up this morning. also this morning we are going to hear from senator marco rubio, there s his picture. congressman lee zeldin. dr. mehmet oz. sarah huckabee sa
conceal how extreme his record is, eliminating social security, privatizing medicare and cutting it by over a trillion dollars. brian: do you want to take on that cartoonish characterization of you. sure. i would love to. first, i have said that, you know, the abortion issue is a state rights issue. new hampshire has a law. the governor, the legislation the people of new hampshire decided that. senator hassan doesn t realize this is no longer a federal issue. it s a state issue. and i support that. i will not cut social security. i will invest in social security. i will protect it and the same thing with medicare. she continues to spend $40 million on lies. and the granite staters are aware of that now. that s why there has been such a huge shift in the polls. 11 points down to now 1 or 2 points a&e head. so, granite staters understand that she is not working for them and that wants indicative of her
85 85 town halls. you know, working from the bottom up every town and city. she has not been out there doing the work. she brings in people who vote with her and joe biden 100% of the time. that s just signaling that she is not going to change that the misery index is going to continue to get high. we have a moral imperative to help granite staters in america so they are not choosing between eating and heating. brian: here is what they are saying about you and your candidacy and what it would mean if you went to the senate. listen. my opponent is the most exstrategic nominee for the u.s. senate in modern new hampshire history. if you are running for office, you are running to represent the state of new hampshire, but you are trying to rip the rights away from half of the popu population? that just tells everybody what they need to know about my opponent. an election denier working to
vote and the way she doubled down on not even defending her record. brian: general, you have done about 80 plus town halls since you decided to go on this. it was a distance race. now it s 1 point undecideds seemed to be breaking your election. what did you learn after doing those town halls and listening from the guy that started to the guy that finished, what did you learn after talking to all those people for all those months? well, what i learned was two years two years ago, you know, we didn t have these economic issues. we didn t have the high inflation and the high interest rates, the highest crime. the open borders, to the extent that we have them. it s really unbelievable. and i have i have witnessed that on the ground with granite staters and i have seen my life and their life change as a result of these bad decisions. and i have held the hands of moms and dads wondering how they are going to put food on the table. how they are going to be able to