smith. we will get to the escalating foreign threat. first to the tense battle playing out here at home with control of congress at stake. john: president biden on his way to upstate new york at this hour to push manufacturing jobs. with 12 days to go before the midterms, it s all about the economy. here is the president before takeoff. great economic report today, the gdp report. things are looking good. sandra: clearly not all americans agree with that statement, with inflation leading voters top concerns, now democrats are sending out their top guns in hopes for a midterm miracle. president biden s former boss, barack obama, kicking off his campaign travels, stumping for democrats in key battleground states. he starts his midterm swing in georgia tomorrow before heading to pennsylvania to campaign for candidate john fetterman. john: and that s not all. the vice president making an appearance in pennsylvania on friday. kellyanne conway is standing by to react to th
university i believe is her alma-mater. interesting moment there as we had lee zeldin running against her on the program a short time ago. john: i mean the very fact that zeldin potentially has a shot at unseating shows you how far things have shifted the last few weeks. sandra: indeed. john, this week marks a decade since new york and new jersey coasts were pulverized by a rare meteorological mutant. part hurricane, part nor easer. it flooded downtown manhattan, left a new york city subway facing delays due to repair work for nine years. this is what it is looking like. imagine what it looks like once we feel the brunt. the concern is for water to spill over the pat re, enter the subway. it became a monster, extended tentacles out thousands of miles. so many of us remember that well. joining us, meteorologist