control of congress still up for grabs on this thursday morning. brian: all right. look what is open, nevada and arizona still counting ballots in key senate races. herschel walker and raphael warnock heading to a run off in december. ainsley: joins us with the latest from the peach state. here we go again. yet another runoff in the state of georgia. the two candidates this time around, they just don t have much time. they got to get right back on the campaign trail because tuesday, december 6th will be on us very, very quickly. less than a month away. senator warnock taking to twitter with a message there to his supporters where he says hey, we are going to do this again. now, we re going to a run off, let s do it one more time. he actually included a little button in the tweet as well to donate to his campaign. we got soldier on for a few more weeks, shucks. i have been fighting for three years. i have faith in the people of georgia. and whether it s tonight or a
apple recipes. will: we have the chef chris pat. what do you have for us? we have two little presents for rachel. these are for your kids. i know you have a whole bunch of them. rachel: thank you. what s cool, just push this little button and starts singing a little song. rachel: that s so nice. thank you. now it s going to play it during the segment. i want now let s get to the food and what do we have in chef chris here and his dad worked at this store for 35 years and he s part of the family but he did a flat bread pizza today with nice cheese, some apple will: bacon. oh, yeah. rachel: what kind of cheese in new york sharp cheddar? todd: what kind of apples because this is fall. honey crisp. cooking in the oven holds the texture and nice rounded flavor,
yep, that one is on us, too. you re welcome jesse: we crossed into aoc s congressional district to see what her constituents really thought of her. let s just say we didn t find a lot of fans. now aoc has ditched twitter saving us all from more videos like this. if waking up in the morning and doing your makeup gives you life, then that is amazing and you should do it. jesse: she isn t the only new yorker whose sensibilities we have awoken. we call that the big apple surge in crime and retail theft and now we have an al sharpton is following our lead. you go to a local pharmacy rite aid any of them. you have got to get somebody to help assist you. they have the little button there. you hit the buzzer and the guy comes over and unlocks your
normalcy, where when you go into a store, if you try to shoplift, somebody is going to stop you at the door and you re going to get arrested? yeah. i don t mean to be basic here. this is just this is insanity. well, it s these kind of crimes, like the one the new york post has on its cover today, and we ve seen them with our eyes, i m sure, all three of us here, being in new york, that eric adams campaigned, in part, on stopping. we have to bring order back to our city. we can t have this kindover kind of thing happening in a society. rev, you ve probably seen it, too. i go into my drugstore, cvs, whatever, and almost everything is locked now. used to be high-value items were locked. but the toothpaste is locked. everything is locked. it is true, people are walking in and out with it. no doubt about it. i mean, you go to a local pharmacy, duane reade or rite aid, any of them, and you have to get someone to help assist you. i mean, they have the little
this is true cities across the country. but it s prosecutors offices as well. i ve a friend of the new york city s district attorney office and they won t prosecute more minor crimes because they are getting pressure above, the political winds have changed so much, that they are not allowed to enforce a lot of these laws. if you go to the place on the corner, everything in his in plastic. if you want to get for different things coming up two plus a little button and then the tired, annoyed employee has to come and opened up for you slowly. i go to work every day and tape a tv show it next to what is one of those homeless shelters that is actually a hotel that the folks here are paying for the taxes and it s out in front of me and it s like a refugee camp. people are cooking food, smoking weed, open air. greg: you are walking around? not going. no. greg: don t jump to some conclusions just yet. it sounds like a hell of a time. i think there is a certain