>> welcome to one nation, i am thrilled you're watching. tonight is a great one, eric trump, front desantis senator marco rubio the first, our to state the race for the white house, three things we can count on this election season for speculation on whether president biden can or will run, who will emerge from the republican primary battle royal and what charge will be thrown at president donald trump. >> every time i am indicted i consider it a great badge of honor because i'm being indicted for you. >> the result of these three things are as follows, biden's poll numbers dropped from a primary filled fans and donald trump's chance of winning the election growth. the first two extents, president biden has been an epic fail into many ways especially as of late. tradition for primary filled defendant but how do you explain legal charges helping the campaign? i'll give you my perception, the answer? the perception that this is all political. >> it's all political, look at the timeline of court appearances, court hearings coinciding directly with major republican election events this is direct election interference. >> is not just political operatives on the republican party like the president, it seems the american people do, too. as an example, the civil trial in new york city. in my view and i think your view, too, and attempt to destroy the family business because you don't like the family. you have a judge who thinks he's on a reality show dozing for selfies. pleading for the cameras marching most of the trump family to the witness stand even though ivanka trump is not even charged, totally unnecessary but don junior reprimanded for talking too fast. really? the judge saying about the 45th president while on the stand and not here to hear what you have to say. really? why did you put him on a stand? this is a case without the victim, not a bank, insurance company, a tenant, it's a political operative masquerading as an ag. swears charges on trump are not personal but we know different. >> defending the rights and going home. >> a real pain. >> we will resist this preside president. this will bring him down. [chanting] >> you realize i could have gone on for 20 minutes but i have other guests lined up? look at her sitting in court home in court on the court steps all her city is overrun with clients. broker must demonstration shutting down fifth avenue. line all over the street all the perks, they want to cut the resume to its or. this could cause the family millions, gaining support out in the field. now reading president biden and almost every battleground state. >> poll numbers shot up through the roof, it's been helpful for getting elected. >> joining me now to expand on this and what's next in the trial, executive president, eric trump. i just outlined what you been living through, what is it like for you and your family? >> i take this personally, i run a company, we never missed a loan payment or defaulted on anything. all the banks, and testify, we are unbelievable borrowers. hundreds of millions of dollars, we've never been put in default, a loan company. we are great business place tens of thousands of people but in new york alone, tens of thousands and these are dormant and these are drivers and engineers and these are people who rely on our family everyday to put food on the table and you have to show james campaigning on the promise of taking my father down. she fund raised off the promise of taking my father down before she was attorney general and before she knew anything about him. she goes after him and says he is too male, too pale, donald trump is too stale. these are the comments made among going to after him and his family, promised to do this and it's a travesty, we are a great company. our assets are worth a fortune, mona lisa the real estate world. give me a break, there literally the laughingstock of the real estate mary and all of florida because people know the values this is a way of taking on my father and our family images discussing, a travesty. >> this week to go on the offense with your defense trauma what can we expect, they want to give away the game plan but we can't get cameras in, we have reporters in the, what is your pushback? >> was often gagged, it's hard for me to talk about the pushback but there's a lot of unethical things that have happened and you will hear about a lot of those from the lawyers, some of the ethical issues the trial, i would expect a lot more out of the attorney general's office in the united states america. new york is a state i left because it is going to help, it's estate love. you have located getting shot in times square, women pushed in front of trains. the city is dirty, homelessness crazy yet you have the attorney general, one of the largest state in the nation, second or third right now just it in a warehouse that will provide, don, myself, ivanka and when everybody has testified that we had nothing to do the financial conditions. havoc is low, tremendous amount of things, value has left off the statements and i will testify about that but why did she bring don or ivanka or me into it? michael cohen and everybody said we had nothing to do with the financial condition because she gets to sit in the courtroom in front of the cameras and make a political name for herself. everybody knew she must be stated, less than 2% drop out of the race. she's got major political aspirations and her going after my father, marching his kittens the courthouse is her way of doing it and she fundraisers on it the entire time. >> in 2020 all of it was crazy, third presidential campaign, do you believe, i know you want to do you believe your dad is in a better position now than the other two times at this time despite everything described to get to the white house? >> yes, no question and i hear it everyday from people on planes and everything, biden is a monumental failure, the democratic policies are working, we are going into world war iii, inflation is a disaster, economy is a disaster, everything is more expensive, on a break of recession, we are going to go into a recession, people's homes are paying eight, nine, 10% on home mortgages causing them four times as much to pay the mortgage and at the same time you see an entire government, and establishment going after him utilizing every single attorney general to take the man down and people are tired of it and people see through it, americans are smart and know what's happening what they know the game and i think they are behind my father like never before. >> he is eric trump, his family is on trial in back in the courtroom this week. i guess don junior is first. thank you, appreciate the insight. >> thank. >> president biden and president xi jinping face-to-face in san francisco just days from now, the two leaders set to meet in the place by the bay with a lot of homeless. house republicans warning the president to make repeated concessions so the communist party and communist country i wonder, what deals were made to get this meeting? joining okamoto the most respected people in the senate, especially when it comes to foreign policy, a big worry about china, florida senator marco rubio will are you glad this is happening and you wonder what set the table for it to take place? >> thank you for having me on. i think it is simple, china wants to displace the united states but is not me being paranoid, this is in the books the generals are required to read. this is xi jinping's words, america is in decline, europe is in chaos, china on the rise in global chaos, and paraphrasing obviously but this moment of chaos is opportunity for china. they tend to be the more powerful country in the world and you talk about) competition, there is no win-win, they went or we been. the world will change in the next five or ten years and will be a world in which america is less powerful and china is more powerful or the reverse so as long as we go in there i am not convinced this administration is, i think you have to deal with powerful countries, nothing wrong with engaging but you have to do it understanding they are not looking for a win-win. they believe they are on their way and we need to be clear i about that and not get deals that we can us and strengthen them. >> u.s. warplanes by chinese aircraft, we know what they are doing, they handed off a bomber a few weeks ago forcing to change its flight path. they have been illiterate and looked at it as an opportunity to take taiwan but the president thinks the weak economy which by the way, is in deflation, they are having struggles with young people getting jobs, real estate collapsing, executives being arrested for lack of performa performance, they are vulnerable and the president thinks is less likely they will make a move on taiwan. how do you feel? >> that's maybe the way westerners think about it is not like the people china contacted the streets in protest of the ballot box and replace xi jinping so really want their economy to string and they do have their own set of problems which are pretty dramatic short-term and long-term but the things we mentioned the south china sea with an ally whether it's what they are doing to armed forces, increasingly aggressive intercepts, dangerous intercepts with u.s. aircraft over the air space or long-term, the next five to ten year plan for taiwan, they are fundamental particularly taiwan to xi jinping. in addition to influence in the reason they try to undermine america's military ability and standing and that is part of what is happening, we need to be cognizant of a as we go to talk to these guys. >> let's fast-forward, the balance party acting for cease-fire on both sides, no one is buying it but they are selling it. it got the rebels talking jones out of the sky, militias taking shots at us, the 2500 and 900 and serious on a regular basis. you only answered a few times, what is your greatest concern is how do we sent a message to iran without igniting world war? all of these are interrelated whether china who did with ukraine or iran talking the trade forces, hiding behind these groups they sponsor but it is around, all of them are challenging america and ability to send out a message we can do things to america and america has no will to fight or no longer have the capability to exist. as far as the middle east, the first is a broader war but as the law, you have seen the so you have to balance getting rid of hamas which they have to do without triggering a broader conflict but the second thing simultaneous related his iranian groups attacking u.s. soldiers, it is increasing, sophisticated consent sophisticated methods and tactics and i believe before long it will expand beyond syria and iraq to target u.s. forces like the ua or kuwait or dorton my biggest fear, we have no deterrent publishing imposing consequences directly the risk of escalation but not doing so is guaranteed. right now iran is under certain they do not believe joe biden. >> thank you for joining us keep our eye on this, consequent of times. still to come, on the government loan shaking up i will, he endorsement two months before critical carcasses, he will join me on the campaign trail from iowa next, flipping the script to what titus was a lot bigger than me a few questions about my brand-new book. he read the whole thing he has a quiz. also the quiz for you, have you dvr to the show yet? 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(engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) the first time in country or blackman was provided done with the president of the substance. hesitation about doing that under the radar. >> my god did holy hell broke out numbered haywire. the color was too much of the civil rights of babes. >> it was referenced recently. the white house did history, teddy roosevelt had rough jobs from a much cover. both overcame everything for discipline, perseverance and hard work will look teddy grew up in an affluent home, his health was terrible. >> suffered from asthma. terrified to see his so he had adversities, some life-threatening. >> he had his own obvious obstacles. >> born in slavery in 1856. after the civil war his family worked in mind so early on post talk to be self-sufficient and a good worker. >> these true inspirational stories in my view had to be told that's why i put together teddy and booker t but more importantly how the relationship is valuable to us today. the issue is never far from the news. this week congresswoman or english make these comments because her fellow squad member rashida tlaib is getting at an optimal center. listen to what she said about the rhetoric and how she fit it into slavery. >> the selected body is like black people, it's not surprising because they thought was right and racism and sexism, is homophobia push off of elevators, xenophobia and more here in this workplace. >> instead of talking more about this and putting it in perspective, i like to ask my next guest to ask questions, he's going to interview me is my pleasure to bring on tyrus, he's got a book coming out cold enough said, november 21. let's welcome it fox nation host himself, cohost of gutfeld, best-selling author and began. >> i'm sorry i had to bring it up earlier in this week. first of all, i hate complement in your, it's not something i enjoy but about to tip my hat where it do. i love the book and for so many reasons and even the intro, i think you can't compare booker t and roosevelt life journey but you compare the fire. it's what i love about your book. obviously if it was a race, the president was way ahead. but the fire, one of the things you're talking about, a lot of people don't know this abraham lincoln freed the slaves, it was two years before booker t family got free. it was a long process, didn't have internet so it took a long time for them to get free. when you put the book together, i found this part, you mirror their two lives seamlessly to where even though they were completely different people, i felt i was reading about the same passion, was that your goal? >> i know i can't do a better job telling the story and booker t did, he wrote all these books and teddy roosevelt wrote his own autobiography and photo is on quadrant how they work together in this country we need to have examples, in our past how african-americans and white people work together because they knew there was an equity they were okay. they love the country. booker t had every reason not to like it, he traveled and skill set a brother be an american. >> a perfect example of what you are proving, teddy roosevelt learned through education, best schools, he learned through the grapevine, words past slave to slave because they weren't allowed to read, reading was forbidden about how the author education but all the information he was getting, the voice inside him place like this is not enough, it will do for now but it's not enough. the same voice was like this is great but i want more which only can be done in this country because anywhere else when you are born where you are, that's where you are. >> you are right on the money he went to english and saw african-americans a better understanding most of the south at the time but they were before they were. he said what i loved about america, i'm paraphrasing, there's no cap on what i could become and he felt europe and england they were happy at a certain level even though it was maybe a little above and someplace in the south, he liked the possibility of america at a time in which he looked around and saw lynchings, jim crow, he said wrong, wrong, wrong but how do i make a better? not going to pull down the statue, have a rally come on board to educate people 1500 out time that an institution's teaching them the trade and get them highly educated. >> and i have talked about this, critique, his plan and obstacles around him, not first world obstacles real obstacles were not going to stand in the way where he needs to go and he had to maneuver be clever patient and sometimes he had to take a step back and you characterize that and show it at the same time a different situation of going back to the school he started, it wasn't just because his goal was higher and bernie but when you have boots on the ground and learn from your mistakes, fight the good fight to get where you are, you understand the past and at that time african-americans were seen as great labor and that was there seem itself here he is setting up higher education and at the same time he knows the lay of the land is teaching trades, you had to have a trade and when you talk to your children and i talked to my children regardless of color, my kids have aspirations, they see their data on tv, they see him wrestling, i want to do that. you need something on the ground like a piece of paper, something to fall back on but you can always use under in between on where you are going and you capture that so well. his school was where they couldn't get enough graduates for the job, everybody wanted employee and the color of their skin was irrelevant because the content of their character and hard and effective they worked. >> people say what kind of impact? callous. how many kids look up and read a story or see these two together and like you, if they do if they could drive, why can't i make a speech, they are seeing and adjusting of people will buy the parent after no caps her own in situations they grew up and ask her better than white or white better than black, that's not how i think, that's not what he's doing and to overcome generations of embedded prejudice. >> it discounts the laziness, nothing against and critiquing schools. i love this book and i read cover to cover and go back to it, i am on the back, a lot of blurbs on their, i cannot let it go if i didn't one of the most touching parts of, and contribute wrong in the front of your book was amazing and i believe we have it here, jim brown, my former radio cohost and broadcast partner, that was awesome by the way who taught me so much about race in america, i grew up hearing about his exploits, and hasn't long island where jim also working with jim for 30 the greatest a lot of of all was getting to call him my friend. jim, i know you would have loved this product and my only regret is you are not around to read it. but actual influence, i never would have been show to tackle recipes. >> i asked about the president freedom fighter, are you okay with that's where we might. >> tell a story of passion, color of your skin is irrelevant, you're the narrator of a great story. i want to record you, we don't do cash bond you know but i do have an autographed copy, not even in the story. this is for you, it's not about my book, it's about this book, this is my copy, it is autographed. a phenomenal book and a book need to redo the kids stood up this is the best one we've done, it is on fox nation right now, i hope you download or click on it. my book is on sale everywhere. specifically, i talk about all my books, motivational inspirational, i'll be in pittsburgh, i'm going to be in chicago next week in madison, connecticut after the patriot awards. make your reservations. >> the cohost quiz is back. tonight contestants, kayleigh mcenany, emily compagn your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. okay, i'm on my way. uh. ugh! out of ink? 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is that what you were expecting? >> we knew we would get a pop, we had a good debate and good feedback but we also have the one in december which i know we look forward to but on fox gavin newsom debate november 30 and will be a good opportunity because ultimately what california is doing what the democrats want to do for the country, i think that would accelerate the decline of america where what florida has done really shows a way to reverse the decline of the country and revival for america. i'm looking forward to that one as well, i appreciate dissipating earlier this week but all eyes are on the one with your friend, sean hannity. >> he's the best. are you preparing for the governor of california already? can at stats and things? have you been doing it? >> we will a part of the reason i have insight into states like california, illinois, new york is because i the story directly from people who fled the state to come to florida and we have a lot has happened over these last few years and you know from new york, people moving from new york when they got older, it natural but to pick up and move from southern california all the way across the country to come to florida, that never deeply just tried to go to california, that was the place where you had middle-class nirvana basically and that has changed and they have repelled a lot of people actually because of taxes, partially because of covid insanity, partially because of crime so the quality of life is diminished and people look to florida as their refuge. >> it is barrio for you to do well and i will, 24 new endorsers along with governor ronald. you are in and you will keep the momentum going and a few weeks. robert is your biggest donor, he said he wants to moderate your message before he gives more money you, will you adjust your message? >> no, i think my message is the same i've done since i've been in office, it's about fighting for people, it winning for americans in the family, leading this country's come back and we are going to be bold, strong, i believe in reagan's adage we covered in both colors, not pale pastels but ultimately when you are in the business, you got to do what you think is right, look in the mirror and know what you did was right for the right reason, i know different donors have different views and that's fine and my view has been to what you think is right, let the chips fall where they may, some people will like it and some may not but you can not torture yourself into a pretzel to try to please somebody or another, just be who you are. >> your instinct might be your greatest asset and politics. you are tackling something we are followed by, pro- palestinian moments on campus in the streets shutting down major streets in new york. you have pushed to pro- palestinian groups before college campuses, it is tough to do. they are pushing back, it hasn't happened yet. what can we learn on how you handle this and argue throttling free speech by doing it as much as i want to see it for a right to do it? >> we are not throttling free speech based they have said they are in cahoots with hamas, we don't standing solidarity that this is we are in cahoots with them. the state of florida three universities, we cannot subsidize those groups, that's basically providing material support for terrorism is not a first amendment issue, we will do whatever we have to do legally, throughout my time as governor, there's always someone will suit this, almost always come out on top so we will get that done and act accordingly make sure we protect taxpayers and make sure we protect the safety of jewish students and we have done a lot in florida to combat anti-semitism on college campuses, we provide security for jewish day schools, we've known anti-semitism issue has been a big issue but i am shocked how that it's gone since october 7. i never thought even in the most left-wing universities you have kids celebrating hamas terrori terrorism, there is a sickness these universities, a 20% the justice department and make sure these universities are protecting their jewish students. you should not have a jewish student clean for safety because of some angry mob on the college campus. >> the only veteran running for the presidency, it matters for you. i know you started a veterans group, military so tell me about this veterans group, i think it was in south carolina and what the response has been. >> it's been a phenomenal response, people appreciate having yvette in the race that they appreciate my commitment to helping the vet on key issues particularly with mental health because we are good at identifying physical wounds of war and helping fats but we haven't been as good on the invisible wounds of war, we will mobilize resources throughout society and not get bogged down in bureaucracy, we will get that the help they need. >> thank you for your time, best of luck along the way. >> thanks, take care. >> meanwhile, quick note, my brand-new book, teddy and booker t, you can see me in pittsburgh and in michigan, get some tickets and talk about how america got great. also, i'm going to be in the villages, madison connecticut on tuesday in tennessee and chattanooga, catch me there. i want to meet you in person. up next, cohost trivia quiz, we are going to find out how much the cohost know about each other, kaylee and i many clashing in a fun way soon. ♪ (fisher investments) it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same, but at fisher investments we're clearly different. 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[laughter] >> i am her biggest cheerleader. [laughter] >> this is the official score, it is zero -- zero. did she like to call on the most at least while serving as white house press secretary? there are two answers. first, the most. think about it. >> i'm going to say it is our colleague peter doocy for the thoughtfulness and also -- i'm already wrong. >> you can get, who is the least? >> i was going to say jim acos acosta, everyone's least favorite human. >> given a .5, there you go. keep score at home. >> peter doocy was still in high school. [laughter] >> family is one of the most active people working at fox brought the following activities, which has she not participated in parasailing, horseback riding, surfing done in the water from a semi sorti sorting, which one has she not participated in? diaz and dog, samurai sword. >> you are wrong. [laughter] she has done that. >> it's my thursday night class. >> it's unbelievable. [laughter] >> please stop laughing, you're not supposed often. which i spoke club was kayleigh heavily involved in? >> i know you are in a debate club and i wonder if that is the right answer. >> that's true. >> judges? the supposed to be a bill bell. he lead 1.5, kayleigh, we've got to get you on the board. here is your question. what is the one thing that kept emily from becoming a fighter pilot, the one thing that kept emily from becoming a fighter pilot? >> or look for the law because she's a federal attorney so -- zero. >> sadly, she loves the law but she was also too short. [laughter] >> 1 inch. >> whose emily's closest friend while working the white house? there are two answers. >> two answers as in either could be correct? i'm thinking -- two males, you gave a hint. first i was thinking hinders and the other would be chad gil martin. >> chad was one of them. 2.520. you're getting so close. >> i have the advantage becaus because -- >> she could still be you. >> is this 143? >> kayleigh, please be yourself. which classic model ford the emily drive? >> that's pretty detailed for a nonpar person. >> i barely can discern truck from car so i will go with the past one. >> she is right. model t. >> 1972 mustang mach one. >> when kayleigh was a teenager, she carried around a book that contained what? the options are a from a constitutional law jokes. become a daily devotional door see, presidential quote. which one did she carry around? >> i could totally see all three but i will go with daily devotionals. >> you are so wrong. how well do you really know her? presidential quote. >> it was a reagan book. >> i love that. >> we got to go to the judges, the official score is not over, it is 2.5 to .2. emily, you know kayleigh more than kayleigh knows you. you're both wonderful people. >> i am a stone cold loser. [laughter] >> i love you, emily. we are actually great friends. >> that's what makes you so highly rated. 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