your golden waves are walking down upon this oh, i m singing now. steve: any time is a good time to see gavin, as you see gavin degraw s fans already congregating here at 48th and sixth avenue. he is our summer concert series performer today, all american summer concert series on this the 7th day of july, 7/7/2023. looks like gavin is now he s still wearing that big plaid shirt, there behind the key boards, shaking hands with part of the crew. going to be a great show. kayleigh: yes, it will. can t wait to get out there. steve: have you been there on a friday. kayleigh: i have not. i passed you going into outnumbered but i can t wait. steve: it s going to be terrific. also fridays are catered. brian pick up that and show for the cam ratchet dave come on over here. kayleigh: wow. steve: look at this, the mclemore brothers, actually father and son, tell us what we ve got today guys. what s up. so what are you guys thinking? you liking that? it look
darren shaw, chris anderson, two members of the fox news decision team will join us in moments. plus, charlie hurt, josh is here. american s suburbs, republicans and democrats spending the last six days of the campaign delivering final pitches to some of the country s most important voting blocks. hello, john roberts in washington. six days left, sandra. sandra: this is america reports. brand-new wall street journal poll shows a huge swing among white suburban women. shift of more than 27 points to republicans in just three months. we are watching several key races across the country, typically blue districts, that are moving towards republicans as crime and the cost of living top the minds of suburban voters. especially women. look no further than virginia 7th congressional district, miles from the nation s capitol, big names hitting the campaign trail, vega is looking to unseat the incumbent democrat. spanberger will be joining us today. sandra: and kellyanne conw
member, it could be a donor. it could be a con stitch went. it could be a supporter. it would be very embarrassing, they ll probably say we dealt witness, class two misdemeanor in washington, dc, no big deal. brian: wouldn t that be great if someone could find illegal drugs on you and you can say i m dealing with it internally? there s no way they can go without giving the name but you watch inches. kayleigh: what con found me is the story keeps changing first the library in the executive mansion then it moves to the lobby area of of the west wing executive entrance, then it moves to the situation room. all of the sources i spoke with says if it was in the entryway of west executive it was very likely a tourist. only a tourist would use those cubby holes. if it s closer to the situation room, whoa, we have to look at staff. steve: those people have clearance. kayleigh: yes. brian: the entrance was near where the vice-president s limo or suv park, one floor below the main west
in 2020, covid had them very afraid, rightly so, and it was their top issue. now it s inflation and it s crime. and a little bit of education, too. still a hangover there among many parents not understanding why the schools aren t as worried as the parents are about these test scores declining, about lost learning, emotional and mental challenges the kids themselves are saying that they face. and yet you have people out there talking about abortion and january 6th and climate change and trump, trump, trump. so, i don t think these are very complicated topics why women have shifted. what con found me completely is how the democrats never responded to those concerns. they truly had all summer to do it, and yes, for most of the summer, beginning in late june with the dobbs decision, uptick in the number of women who registered to vote, donations to planned parent hood, and abortion central to the vote. it has faded in intensity and
president, but when you start bringing up the question of him being born in mombasa, kenya, again and again and again when all of the facts are clear it seems only one reason that you would do that, it s synonymous with racism, it just is. i totally disagree with you. i ve known speaker gingrich for almost 20 years. a man of character and principle. i disagreed with what he said this past weekend but to suggest that the former speak of the house is trying to say, oh the president of the united states is black and white i think is so far out of bounds and so far untrue. this has to stop. disagree with the man on policy i m curious. but has to stop. gentlemen, i m curious, newt gingrich calls president obama a con man in an interview with the national review. he says this is a person who is fundamentally out of touch with how the world works, who happened to have employed a wonderful con, as a result, which he is now president. what con? what are we talking about what s h