live there actually think and it is shocking. and charlie. big saturday flop of them all. involves a john fetterman, american flags, and the winds. they all come together to make the biggest feel of the week. first of the midterms. president biden is taking up his campaign schedule in the final stretch. he stopped in the chicago area earlier today and tonight he is in philadelphia campaigning for john fetterman with former president obama. earlier today he gave this ominous warning. we ve got to make sure we protect the american people. basic fundamental rights. they are in jeopardy. and right now we have three more days? three more days. biden democrats, they made are all pushing is not necessarily issues that matter most of the american people. but democracy itself that s on the ballot. make no mistake, democracy is on the ballot for quick summaries got to tell voters what they need to hear his democracy is on the ballot. democracy is on the ballot. democrac
no, not elon. no, not jeff. try david? as in david rubenstein, the same one that plunked $23 million down for the magna carta. he has a beef with the massachusetts senator. let s just say, kids, cover your ears. welcome. i m neil cavuto. a very busy start to the week. let s begin on the final events after 12 days in london with greg palkot. greg? hi, neil. we re at windsor castle. that was one of the favorite homes of the late queen elizabeth, ii where she s finally at rest. today s long good-byes started in london where hundreds of thousands viewed the queen lying in state. her casket brought via procession to westminster abbey for the state funeral accompanied by others among son king charles iii and since william and harry. jill biden joined hundreds of other world leaders and dignitaries, a total of 2,000 regular folks that were invited. in one moving tribute, the archbishop of canterbury said all who follow the queen s example can say we will meet again. and then the p
before the election. the results are mixed. bill: 261,000 jobs added. it s good but a hot number. we ll explain. we expect 200,000. slightly better than expected. unemployment rising. dana: the bump in unemployment days ahead of an election where 80% of voters say the economy is the most important issue. david spunt is live at the white house. a long day for you as well between now and tuesday. it really is. we re waiting to see what the white house has to say about the 261,000 jobs added to see what they will say just days before the election. after all, this is the final jobs report before the mid-term election, which is telling if you look at it. white house officials and bill don t want to use the word recession or focus too much on the economy, but it is hard to escape the president talked about the economy last night in san diego. listen. president biden: important to remind ourselves of the detail. the fact of the matter is we re 6.4% unemployment when i came t
machines. see how long they can perform that, flying birthing people. as we honor the air force s 75th birthday we are grateful for the air force. they drop us off places and they drop bombs on people and they were preceded i was correct, u.s. army air corporation 1926 to 1941. we transformed into the air force in 1947. rachel s father a master sergeant in the air force will join us. rachel: yeah. will: that is great. i think sean went up in an army fighter jet. rachel: i think national guard. maybe it was national guard. will: i have had the honor going up with the air force with luke air force base in arizona in an f-16. in awe of what those men do, the fighter pilots, the entire apparatus of support behind them. absolutely amazing. meanwhile 50 days until the midterms. last night donald trump was out campaigning in ohio for senate candidate jd vance. this is what he had to say what is at stake 350 days from now. the choice this november is simple, if you want to continue
to help us make sense of it all than larry kudlow. he ll be here later on this hour. sandra: midterm elections and alarming new numbers for democrats, even though americans say money is their top concern heading into this election, the president is once again turning his attention to maga. all right, well, democrats struggling with midterm messaging and running out of time to fix it, less than one week to election day. john: key voting groups moving red and in big shifts. suburban white women and latino voters could be key factors on tuesday. sandra: we will be speaking with virginia republican congressional candidate yesli vega, military wife, mother, and law enforcement officer who says it s no surprise. john: the president adding a last-minute speech to his agenda, the focus, protecting democracy. sandra: critics say it s more anti-maga talk when he should be talking about inflation and crime. now it s inflation and crime, and education too. if you are not payi