early. we talked about the national number. the state by state numbers are different, the unemployment rate in the state of ohio is at 7 percent and people feel better about the economy there. we interrupt fox news sunday to bring you this election special presentation about mitt romney, a live speech in pennsylvania. he is in bucks county, northeast of philadelphia. as we listen in, governor romney is trying to get this state to go red. i want to introduce the next first lady of the united states, my wife, ann romney. [ applause ] this is a thrill of a lifetime. this is amazing. what a welcome. that is correct you so, thank you so much.
didn t build that. i mean, it is an easy case to make why bam shouldn t be re-elected president of the united states. by the way, you know, he made all of these great promises and hope and change has become bait and switch. sean: do you think that the president because i agree with everything you are saying, obviously. we have been leading the case against obama. do you think the country really understands what is at stake here? do you think it s going to be a hard case to make? for example, could your state go red? could wisconsin go red? are you confident in ohio and iowa and new hampshire and new mexico and nevada, florida? you don t take anything for granted. these ever the swing states and others that you mentioned where a lot of tension is going to be and should be, they are not predisposed to go one way or the other. but the american people are wise. they won t want to be duped twice. somebody stood before them in
didn t build that. i mean, it is an easy case to make why bam shouldn t be re-elected president of the united states. by the way, you know, he made all of these great promises and hope and change has become bait and switch. sean: do you think that the president because i agree with everything you are saying, obviously. we have been leading the case against obama. do you think the country really understands what is at stake here? do you think it s going to be a hard case to make? for example, could your state go red? could wisconsin go red? are you confident in ohio and iowa and new hampshire and new mexico and nevada, florida? you don t take anything for granted. these ever the swing states and others that you mentioned where a lot of tension is going to be and should be, they are not predisposed to go one way or the other. but the american people are wise. they won t want to be duped twice. somebody stood before them in
and according to the experts over on the fox business network, right now that is on pace for the best day, the best gain for the u.s. stock market in two months. we will keep watching for you, and we will bring you the executive action signing as soon as it happens. and a busy day with this fox news alert as well, we are awaiting the white house press briefing, where sean spicer, the press secretary, expected a comment on the administration s new sanctions against iran. you know this is happening after the white house put the rogue nation on notice officially following a ballistic missile test. this is outnumbered, i m harris faulkner, here today is sandra smith, meghan mccain, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy herself, in today s #oneluckyguy, this guy is on fire, fox news political editor, chris stirewalt back on the couch, outnumbered, wearing his red tie. i am red compliant, yes. the color wheel is not broken, people. we are not bridesmaids at a wedding. it is go red
they are incredible patriots. they would never say a thing but i know what they re thinking. it s not for them, believe me. reporter: so again, expect trump to keep stepping up his attacks on hillary clinton, expect the trump campaign to keep going after these battleground states but at the end of the day, what the trump camp has to do, they have to flip a blue state in order to get to that magical number of 270. perhaps wisconsin, perhaps michigan. somewhere that s blue, it s got to go red. carol? jason carroll reporting live for us, thank you. for clinton or trump to make it to 270 they need a win in the swing states. cnn politics executive editor mark preston has a look at two key battleground states, north carolina and florida. four days until election day, but we have already seen nearly 31 million people across 38 states have cast their ballots.