florida? sean: i didn t see it but i heard it. i heard it on the radio and commenting how big it was, but i didn t see it. will: my wife called and said if there s an official rankings or record book, this should have an asterisk. he was at a bar and everyone was drinking mimosas and beer. we re bacon and eggs. but it was awesome. it was a huge turnout. steve did a great job obviously. rachel: i m heading to a diner in wisconsin, next week, and i m going to have to put out the word. maybe we should have mimosas. will: you ll be inway, you re going to be in pennsylvania? sean: i m going to be in pennsylvania. let me give you the exact warminster, pennsylvania. will: i can t give you the town as quickly as you did. rachel: there should be pressure to get the same turnout as steve doocy. sean: there s no pressure. never know with diner. sometimes there s five people and sometimes there s 50. he was around the corner from his house. maybe packed with his neighbors. should ask s
two 2024 potential candidates investigated by a special council, we ll bring in former fbi director andrew mccabe and former white house council john dean, you got two presidents under investigation, and now by special counsel, both about mishandling of classified documents, there s a fork in the road where each of their behavior seems to go in different directions but very significant, nonetheless to have these investigation absolutely. significant and i think you know, that s what this moment calls for, it calls for the justice department to handle at least at the inception each of these investigations in the same way, and by bringing into especially council to review the biden side of this document is a ago, i think the attorney general has done exactly that, he needs to now resource it in the same way that he has the other special council, he needs to step away from it, not subject it to the sort of day-to-day oversight that you would have given maybe to a u.s. attorney
dozen tornadoes hit the south. the keng s daughter gone. lisa marie presley has died suddenly. what might be the biggest political crisis to the biden administration, a special counsel appointed in the document crisis scandal. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. good morning, everyone. i m christine romans. we begin with dangerous and deadly storms tearing across the south. 35 tornadoes reported in alabama, kentucky and georgia. at least seven people have been killed. six of the deaths in alabama. the in georgia, a 5-year-old child died when a tree fell on top of a car. selma, alabama, one of the hardest hit areas, a confirmed ef-1 leaving a trail of destruction causing widespread damages to homes and businesses in the historic city. we at the tax office. lord, look at our vehicles. lord, we ain t worried about them. y all, we just thank god for this structure and the lord for blessing us. lord, we could have been gone, y all. we had
arizona, nevada and georgia still remain toss-ups. it is getting exciting now. you are watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. new wall street journal poll show republicans gaining with women. the gop is two points ahead of the left on the congressional ballot. todd: new york times thinks democrats are failing and have run out of time, the country struggles with high gas prices, inflation and economic uncertainty, democrats acknowledge their kitchen sink approach may be lacking and democrats believe time has run out for any significant shift in strategy that could change the dynamics of the race. carley: brooke singman joins us live, tight senate race across the country. brooke. brooke: new polling data from crucial races is showing razor thin margin with a week until election day. take a look in pennsylvania, where a new poll shows democrat john fetterman leading dr. mehmet oz by a single percentage point. fetterman publishing
extremists. the election and they re not making a down the line. obama attacking biden over rage. politics over some in office or who aspired office worked to stir up the vision to make folks as angry and as aparade of one another afraid of one another for their own advantage. stirring up division and making people angry and afraid for their own advantage and who could he be talking about other than mr. red rant in philadelphia, mr. jim crow 2.0. yes, the angry old man in the white house, mr. joe biden. evening, everyone. welcome to the next revolution and we re pro family and more we ll get into the debate on who s dividing america later in the show and we start with the all important midterms. a month ago about what would be the decisive factors in the elections. at this stage, it is not about persuasion. it is about setting the agenda and turning out the vote. it s too late to persuade people, you re tough on crime if they they you re soft on crime and too late t