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>> well, exactly you, that's correct. i would add that in talking to officials off camera, they said, you know, listen, we're going to be very cautiously optimistic, but encouraged by the fact that the mexican federals are getting engages trying to head it off at the pass. their border is more porous than ours is they have less experience cracking down than the way we do here. their borders are looser than ours. they are finally starting to address it they are encouraged by that but whether or not they at ultimately successful, that's another question. one thing is for sure, ed, what you saw down there yesterday will continue to see down there today. it's headed definitely for where i'm standing right now. ed: get back to you quickly for your reporting u. pete: caravan 2.0 -- not 2.0 because there have been many, many caravans. the president came out and said this is not what we want happening at our border. this is the seconds iteration thereof. you might think that maybe this time we are prepared to address it maybe thought. we will see u. ed: the saying he is exaggerating. this look what is happening not just at the u.s. mexico border but on the mexico border. >> emily: border security is actually only a small component of this when it gets to our borders. what's not being covered on this network is the fact that there is diplomacy issues happening. conversations and negotiation with the mexican government. there is a cartel chokehold on these migrants. the humanity aspect of an unsecured border which sheriffs and representatives down on that southern border keep talking about. but the left and unfortunately the left wing media isn't covering that part of the conversation. pete: absolutely right. because they are not covering, our president is. donald trump was in mesa, arizona last night, another border state, talking about the caravan. here's what he had to say. >> right now, as you know, mexico is on their southern border. their southern border. they are fighting. and they are fighting some bad people in this group. you see the people come up and you listen to the fake news back there and you think they are all. [crowd boos. >> you think they are all wonderful people. serious. you think they are all wonderful people. you got some bad people in those groupings. you got some tough people in those groups. and i will tell you what. this country doesn't want them. pete: until you have a wall and definitive policies, you are going to have this confusion. that's what it is confusion. how do you handle it and laws that are ambiguous. so this back and forth continues. ed: emily made a good point a moment ago about the diplomacy that is going on. if these migrants hadn't made it across the mexico southern border and then had made it to the u.s. border and we started processing them. what we understand from diplomats i can negotiations you mentioned, there is a new administration coming into mexico. they basically have agreed with the trump administration that if they turned out to not really be refugees and folks up to no good. and wants to be illegal in this country and are not here as refugees. that they would be sent back to mexico and mexico would accept them. that is new policy. that is different from before. it's because of pressure from president trump. and so you see him making the caravan and illegal immigration front and center in the midterms. he is also talking about the economy and some of the violence we have seen on the left. watch. >> the choice for every american could not be more clear than it is right now. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. this november, when you are voting, vote for the jobs, not for the mob. democrats wants to throw your borders wide open to deadly drugs and ruthless gangs. we don't want them. democrats have become the party of crime. it will be the election of kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order. tax cuts. pete: jobs not mobs. >> emily: what struck me about that actually when i heard it i thought he said they reduced jobs and republicans -- that's true, too. because of the regulation, right? really what struck me about that is the fact that the g.o.p. really is on message. absolutely on message here. from what we are seeing the democrats on the left are scattered and they are simply attacking what the g.o.p. is standing firm on. really as a central messaging going on which he was on point there at that rally. he was sticking to that message the entire time u. pete: good point. co-harnght message coming out of the republicans right now. from the left you are getting we're not them or we are angry about them. except jobs are booming, the economy is coming back. and, ed, it caught our eye. there is a new ad out from the republican national committee talking about -- well, frankly it's turned into violence against republicans. watch this ad. >> if there is some collateral damage for some others that don't share our view, well, so be it. >> a scary moment for senator susan collins and her family as a suspicious level believed to contain illegal substance was delivered to her home. >> adam lax salt. a man is accusing of grabbing her manage sorry hard it left bruises on his body. >> this after three weeks ago someone in the family set fire to it. >> colorado republican senator cory gardner somebody sent his wife a video of a bee heading. >> if there is some collateral damage, so be it. ed: i would argue that the democrats have a con sis tenths message as well. is that they are not really denouncing the violence. look, if you are in our way, have you got get out of the way, we saw this super charged when cory gardner's wife got that horrible message about a bee heading: on within sean hannity and basically calling the democrats out. >> they, on one hand want to deny what they have created. i think don't believe your lying eyes, right? we have seen what this is. we are past the days of the 70's and 80's where we are relying on one network to tell us what's happening. we have other options. we have fox news. we have the internet. we have our own neighborhoods. we can see that this is a mob. that word is chosen for a reason. it's not a talking points. it's a fact. and this is now what is separating the dynamic here. on one hand they wants to deny it on the other hand, they wants to excuse it and normalize it. pete: this whole idea of collateral damage is so indicative of the left. if you see the people as a collective, as a group, then a little collateral damage here no problem. if you see people as individuals then no collateral damage. pete. ed: is that the message from the left. [see the polls, maybe not the blue wave. pete: maybe it's a red wall. ed: they fight to a draw in the house and looking like republicans may pick up a couple seats in the senate. that's not the narrative democrats want. >> emily: there is a selective compassion happening. why is there an extreme empathy towards migrants coming across the border. there is extreme believe women and me too but not when it happens to be a female campaign manager getting attacked or video of a behead heading or kavanaugh hearings. pete: have you exposed a double standard. great points. we have talked so much we don't have any headlines for you. next hour we might have headlines u. ed: it's great to have you here today. >> emily: thank you so much. ed: the fired fbi chief donating to the democratic opponent of our next guest. virginia congresswoman barbara comstock former colleague of comey's has some thoughts. she will be next. pete: this is not a halloween joke. witches preparing to put a political hex on brett kavanaugh. what does it mean? it didn't work when they tried it on trump? will it work on kavanaugh? one of the witches. ♪ isis place isn't for me. that last place was pretty nice. i don't like this whole thing. i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. ♪ (woman) and my brother ray and i started startsearching for answers.ords. 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pete: thanks, ed. violent clashes erupting yesterday as a caravan of u.s. bound migrants attempted to cross from guatemala. this just coming just days after president trump warned of severe consequences of the mexican government fails to caravan before it hits the u.s. border. here to discuss president of the national border patrol counsel brandon judd antoine seawright and angel mom agnes who son was killed by illegal immigrant. brandon, i will start with you. give us out brass tacks where we are at right now. we saw this last year and we are back again with this caravan headed north. what are the options here? how do you see this playing out? >> the first thing we have to look at is having to look at the violence shall. these are asylum seekers, when they don't get what they want they create violence and havoc. what is going to do is going to let all of the voters in the united states know that this is what we face with illegal immigration. illegal immigration is a key issue in most of the states where the midterms are taking place u such as texas. and so when you look at this, we have to be prepared. but you have to look and say what president trump is doing is a good job. he broke up the first caravan. and now he is doing a good job putting requisite pressure on the mexican government tone sure we don't see the same things we saw last time. pete: agnes, when you see images like we are of this caravan. talk about immigration. whole another thing to talk about illegal immigration. a lot of these folks attempting to get asylum, claim to be refugees, but, agnes, what do you as someone who lost a son to an illegal, how does this make you feel? >> it makes me feel very angry. we need to shut our borders down. don't let any of them. in we don't know who they're. they are not vet you had. how many criminals are amongst them? we need to focus on the millions that are already here costing taxpayers millions and millions of dollars a year in housing and education. medical and everything else that they get. we need to focus on those illegals that are here in prison, draining our resources. and enough is enough. i think it's about time that mexico, honduras and guatemala take responsibility and step up to the plate and stop being so complicit. pete: antjuan, she used the word complicit. how does the left jawnsd to this? it looks lawless and we have borders and a country, yet it doesn't look like there is a process to be followed here antjuan. >> i don't want to make this a left versus a right issue. pete: it is though. >> it's not a left versus right issue. immigration is bipartisan issue that should be addressed in bipartisan way. this is unfortunately a familiar chapter we have -- we will continue to read called a broken immigration system in the united states of america. this is also yellow light time for the president, republicans and democrats to come to the table and address this issue in bipartisan way. we are going to continue to see this happen. now, i also want to note that most of these people who are trying to get into the united states. they are not all criminals. they are not all thugs. they are trying to get away because. pete: what if you are wrong 10% of the time or 20% of a time. >> country so terrible and come into the united states because they are seeking work and want a better quality of life. that also needs to keep in mind. we have a system in place. i think they need to do it the right way. pete: antjuan is talking about broken system. does this system not start with a wall? >> well, you will the wall, again, when they put that up there it allows to us vet these people properly. it allows to us give us the security that we want. when we look at the broken system. we can agree it's a broken system but whether you have violence and have people that that aren't following the law of mexico, why could wod they come to the united states and follow our laws. >> i'm not saying they won't. we will continue to see this problem if democrats and republicans in this country don't do what 70% of the americans want that's comprehensive immigration reform. tremendous opportunity to do that failure of leadership on their. pete: agoness, you heaagnes, yor comprehensive immigration reform. >> not a wall. >> that's not what antjuan is saying. pete: agnes, what do you hear when you hear comprehensive immigration reform. >> first of all we do have immigration laws. they need to be enforced. president trump has tried for over a year and a half trying to bring the two parties together the democrats are refusing to work with president trump on their. >> that's not true. >> they wants president trump to fail at whatever cost and this is not fair. it's not fair to put this burden on us citizens and to violate our rights. we come first. we don't owe these illegals and disrespectful people trying to evade our country. we have a law. we have process. everybody needs to follow. and i'm sorry things are so bad in their country. why don't they make their country better instead of coming to our country and making -- turning our country into the problem that their country is. that they are running from. enough is enough. pete: agnes, leave it right there. also plenty of places to seek asylum in mexico as well if you are fleeing your own country. >> that's right. pete: thank you for your time. appreciate it fired fbi director james comey donating to the democratic opponent of our next guest. we will get it right this time. virginia congresswoman barbarbarbara comstock. did you know emily loves muscle cars? 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[laughter] pete: you have a really interesting background. which some people may not know you were an nfl cheerleader as well, right? >> i cheered in the nfl. pete: what team? >> oakland radars. let's make that clear right now. ed: they are known as outlaws. they are tough. >> emily: they are tough. after i graduated law school. i was an attorney at the same time. and, you know, i used to joke about being a cheer lord took up more time than being a practicing attorney which it did. it was a ton more fun. pete: doesn't pay well but amazing experience. >> emily: how could you quantify or qualify payment to me when it was a priceless experience. ed: also in rotc dream of being a fighter pilot and got a chance to go out on uso tour. >> emily: did i air force rotc and too small to be a fighter pilot. my dream to be a fighter pilot. i was too small. i left and then in baghdad, on the tarmac, my c 1-30 pilot was a female who was shorter than i was. i was standing there in my uniform. pete: someone call pentagon. >> emily: obviously after i left the rules were relax would and so smaller people could join. pete: what's it like. so i have been on the other side of uso tour. what's it like to be on stage with the troops in iraq? >> such an honor. such an honor. and i felt like every moment that i was there. that i was a steward for representing everyone at home. and bringing up support, bringing that love and just supporting the troops. i felt absolutely humbled and honored to be there i had a blast with the troops to be honest. >> you were in kuwait and baghdad and. ed: i was trying to say which one was you. >> emily: i'm the run on the right. far right. platten blond. very cool. you guys were just there to raise morale? >> emily: it was amazing. and traveled everywhere by black hawk. spent a night in sadr city. we had incredibly intrenched experience. ed: it's great that you gave back then and do now. i have got to ask you. you like muscle cars? >> emily: yes, i do. ed: what's that about. >> emily: i have had a '72 milwauke72mac mach 1. i love this car. i'm in the middle of swapping out. 351 cleveland engine originally. that's me scraping the 46-year-old grease from the inside. i'm cleaning the engine bay this week because i'm putting in a new -- let me make something clear, you guy, it's not as if i call myself. i call myself the intern at the shop. i clean things out. i scrape grease. i learn. i'm not the one that is putting in the engine. pete: ed and i know this much about cars. ed: go home and get my man card. pete: how did you get into that? ed: that's awesome. >> emily: my dad loved cars. he is is hcecilian. ed: what about your other baby not the car. >> emily: my canine child. i have a 9-year-old doberman pincher. yes, that's a bow. pete: doberman with a bow? >> emily: yes. pete: aggressive. >> emily: it's a doberman with a bow. i kept her ears. ed: doberman, muscle cars. pete: baghdad doberman. >> emily: her birthday i put a hat on her she achieved a squirrel while wearing it. pete: put a bow on doberman have to take the doberman out of the doberman. ed: we are going to put to you work now. >> emily: okay. i will earn my keep. hailed her a hero for likely stopping a school shooting. investigators say they caught dillon gerald backing out of his kentucky drivable with more than 200 rounds of ammunition, a gun, bullet proof vest and detailed plan of attack. in may the fbi questioned gerald about making threats to a school in tennessee. >> twitter ceo jack dorsey, which is not that, is complaining about unfairness. is he upset over proposed measure to increase corporate taxes in san francisco to fund programs mental to combat the city's homeless crisis. in a series of tweets dorsey says his company could face $20 million in taxes in 2019. he claims it's an unfair rate compared to other companies. ed: i thought your dog wanted a raise. >> emily: tonight, witches in new york will cast a spell on supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. they are upset about his confirmation to the highest court in the land following sexual assault allegations against him. jesse watters talked to one of those witches about the hex. >> there will be effigies, photos, graveyard dirt. coffin nails, open flames, the whole bit. >> emily: the full interview airs tonight 8:00 eastern on waters world. those are your headlines. ed: jesse interviewed a witch because obviously jesse. don't miss that tonight at 8:00 eastern. we mentioned earlier. james comey now donating to a democratic candidate in a big virginia house battle. he gave the $2,700 to jennifer wexton. she facing off against congresswoman barbara comstock on the right. she joins us. a former colleague of james comey at the doj. i apologize for the audio issue earlier. welcome congresswoman. >> good morning. good to be with you. ed: what happened to james comey, you served with him at the justifiable administration at the justice department. now is he out there giving to democratic candidates. what's going on with him? >> i know that got the headlines this week and he lives in virginia so i guess he decided to get political. the bigger thing that did not get the hea headline over the past 48 hours democrats have now sunk over 3.5 million into this race and those poll numbers you showed are not accurate. i know, we have been in the field. we are, you know, narrowly ahead. i have always overperformed our polls. overperformed in these races. and we are out fighting hard. bloomberg has brought in half of this money, almost $2 million that he is putting in this race. so you have a billionaire who is helping my opponent to raise taxes on the middle class. she wants to get rid of the child tax credit of $2,000. 40% increase on business taxes. and we're out there talking to people every day. ed: we wanted to talk about comey and there is a bigger issue, this blue wave we have heard so much about. in your race. >> it's a green wave. >> we will see whether it's six points down or 2 points up. this is a close race. >> it is. ed: democrats believed they had this one in the bag and they were going to take you out. instead, it tells me if they are spending 3 million or more in the final hours, they are a little nervous that they are not necessarily going to beat you and maybe some of these races are going to stay red. >> sure. well, let me tell you, two years ago right now, of course, everybody thought it was going to be hillary clinton and tim kaine. and they were saying i was going to lose by five points and i won by six. we focused on the priorities of the district u which was having lower taxes which we have passed. that's why i have been endorsed by the businesses. i have also protected my federal employees and gotten them pay raises. i have been endorsed by the police who my opponent wouldn't even meet with because i have passed public safety legislation. we are out talking to voters on the bread and butter issues and i think you are seeing this around the country where they don't want resistance. they want results. ed: a lot of those federal employees you mentioned i live near your district not in it. lefts, government employees that don't like the president. 15 seconds. how do you navigate the fact that the republican president is not popular in your district? >> honestly, listen, the federal only employees decades, and, you know, i have national security folks. fbi, the cia is in my district. we have a lot of support there. i have been endorsed, supported by the employees pack because i fight for my federal employees. we focus on the priorities of the district that's why they are coming in. ed: appreciate it. >> barbara comstock for congress.com. ed: we knew this was going to be a bellwether. it might be closer than anyone thought, congresswoman. thanks for coming. >> in thank you. ed: polls may be showing democrats with a lead heading into the midterms. remember, polsters got it all wrong in 2016. the next guest weighs in on the polls. can we believe them? that's coming up. offers mo... 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pete? pete: thanks, ed u. >> emily: midterm elections 17 days away and polls showing democrats with a steady lead over republicans. pete: remember, when they pointed to hillary clinton, winning the white house in 2016. look at that poll. polling has been wrong before. should we really trust these numbers heading into midterms? let's ask republican polster ed goens. is this a repeat of 2016 or are the polls accurate this time? >> well, first of all, the polls actually were accurate then. 2 points advantage showing there for hillary clinton, she won the national data by -- the national campaign, the popular vote by 2%. the reason why they were talking about the popular vote being off or the vote being off was because the last state poll that was conduct wad as the week out from the campaign. and what we were -- we in the field and north carolina and ohio and florida and pennsylvania. generic ballot is a good example. generic ballot putting up there and talking about. they are talking about the national generic ballot. that can differ from district to district, first of all. second, there about 60 to 70 congressional districts in the country that are minority districts that have an 80-point advantage for democrats. in terms of the vote, and that's being factored in there. you almost have to take them out and look district by district by district. pete: ed, briefly, the states like pennsylvania, wisconsin, even though the state based polling in 2016 was off, they had those states going for hillary clinton. are they still under sampling trump, look at that pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan all were supposed to go for hillary clinton according to real clear politics average. are they using the same sample this year as they did in 2016? >> again, it's timing as opposed to sample. in pennsylvania, in all of the states, quite frankly, what was it real clear politics? the last survey in this, in the field tuesday before the election week a week out. we were in the field of pennsylvania and saw tuesday, wednesday, thursday, before the election, trump went from slightly behind to slightly ahead in the model had it basically even. wasn't safe by 50,000 vets. polling wasn't off they didn't stay in long enough to see last-minute. pete: averages are good until you get to the last minute and trends really matter. good to see you. socialist from the bronx says global warming is just like nazi, germany? the reason she is making the comparison, coming up next. pete: ed, have you update on favorite socialist. ed: you won't believe what she is saying now, alexandria ocasio-cortez the solution to gonel warming is fighting it as if its nazi germany. >> last time we had [inaudible] ed: i will give her one point. i'm not going to defend what she said because it's bizarre. she is saying that we need to mobilize as if it's a major threat. global warming is real whether some republicans, some republicans don't want to meet. maybe including pete. we do have to mobilize. the idea to comparing it to nazi, germany, any comparison, there is nothing to compare to nazis. it was despicable and awful. elm theme undercuts her argument. she could talk about it so much more rationally and make that argument you just did. call for mobilization. ed: not to throw that in. >> emily: now we don't believe anything she is saying u. pete: can we name the axis powers? do you even know your history? listen, she is the perfect expose of the left. they are obsessed with global climate change u it is their issue number one. enemies that have faces they don't like. enemies that are the weather they love. let us know. email us friends friends@foxnews.com. ed: we have more "fox & friends" on the other side. ♪ my love has come along ♪ my lonely days are over at last. applebee's new neighborhood pastas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. denybe but sworn my love,e thy name. or iand i'll... not, so she's telling romeo to ditch his parents and then she'll be his boo forever. oh. there are multiples on the table: one is cash, three are fha, one is .a so what can you do? she's saying a whole lotta people want to buy this house. but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as 8 minutes by america's largest mortgage lender. pete: chaos breaking out of the mexico guatemala border as migrants clash with police. massive caravan fighting to make it to the united states. ed: our border patrol already arresting a number of illegal. >> when they don't get what they want they create havoc. >> have you bad people in those group and tough people in those groups. [chanting build that wall] >> we are, the wall sunday construction. ed: saudi arabia is saying jamal khashoggi died in a fight at the saudi consulate in istanbul. 18 people now under arrest. pete: new ad out from the republican national committee talking about violence. >> man from virginia awe accused of grabbing lax it's alt's manage sorry hard it left bruises on her body. >> not not a talking point it's a fact. >> if it to win it second largest jackpot in u.s. history $1 billion. now folks across the nation are taking a chance on their luck. ed: the sun is coming up beautiful fall morning. pete: it's pretty dark out there. they call it now the fox square. used to be known as the plaza. there is a pony. it's a fall festival. we bring the fall festival to you. we have got apple cider. i think a bouncy house. ed will be in there later. ed: i can't wait to do that. pete: emily i know you love cars. do you love farm animals. >> emily: i do. i worked on a ranch in montana too. i love animals. ed: we thought you were cool before you came to the couch. we are going to be out there on ponies and you will roll up in a transam. pete: police horses be on top of it and we'll be on ponies. ed: a viewer sent me this tie. it benefits saint jude's sing bowl on there. go on the website and buy the tie. give it as a gift and money goes to saints judy's. pete: very cool tie but ed you skipped two holidays halloween and thanksgiving, my favorite holiday and skipped to christmas. ed: christmas is almost here. it's only like two days away. >> emily: christmas is obviously, everything leads up to christmas. ed: we are excited you are here. a busy news morning. pete: straight to a fox news alert. chaos breaking out on the mexico guatemala border. fighting to make it to the united states u. >> emily: our border patrol already arresting a record number ofism legal immigrants pouring into the country. ed: our own griff jenkins is live in mcallen, texas, the most heavily trafficked area along our southern border. you have been doing amazing reporter the last 24 hours and continues into the weekends. griff: thanks, good morning, guys. you know, nobody is watching that caravan of my grants down there on the mexico guatemala border closer than the officials here at the border patrol. it was just amazing footage. it continues this morning and migrants crashed into what is mexico's unprecedented assist stance and trying to stem it but they simply can't stop it. there is a connection, ed, between those migrant caravan smokes and the folks arresting here. that is they are largely from central american countries, guatemala, honduras and he will value is a door. we saw that overwhelming number of arrests we had yesterday. i witnessed more than 75 arrests in the little five mile radius i was in. this is a 316-mile sector in rio grande valley. we talked to the deputy chief raúl or tease. and he says the driver for bringing people here are the loopholes that must be closed. listen. >> these organizations, cartels, people coming from central american countries are taking advantage of these loopholes in the system. if we can close those, that would allow to us reoperate these folks a lot quicker to their home companies. we are going to continue to take this fight to the cartels as much as we possibly can. griff: so we are hearing here, i have been talking to the officials, they said there is current activity happening right now in this area. and we are going to wheels up and get out here and try to show it to you. really, guys, the work of the border patrol. they don't make the laws, they ebb force them and quite heroic and courageous in doing it we back out in the brush to show you what he what they have to deal with unprecedented numbers coming across the border. last year more than 107,000 illegal aliens crossed this border and apprehended and they will be out there doing it again this morning. pete: they don't break the laws they enforce them. ed: when president trump said i'm going to renegotiate nafta. i'm going to get mexico to give us a fairer deal. people laughed. tariffs are a disaster. never renegotiate nafta and guess what? mexico is backing down a bit on the tariffs. mexico renegotiated along with canada the whole trade deal. bring it to illegal immigration and the fact of the matter is, mexico now under pressure from president trump has said we are going to deal with this. the reasonable why we are seeing dramatic pictures at mexico's southern border not the american southern border is the pressure from the president has gotten. last time the care van got passed that southern border in mexico and was headed towards the southern border of the united states. now, under pressure from this president, mexico is getting the message and saying we better stop this at our border. and not let it get to america. because president trump is going to be all over us. >> emily: that's a great points. illustrates, too the difference between this administration and the prior one, this one has taken a more holistic approach. touched on diplomacy, the cartel situation. all of the push factors that lead into that mass migration, border security on our southern border is really only small fraction of. that's something that's getting done so much more fixturely now. pete: president trump was in mesa, arizona last night. amongst the group there might be bad hombres, listen. >> right now, as you know, mexico is on their southern border. their southern border. and they are fighting and they are fighting some bad people in that group. you know, you see the people come up and you listen to the fake news back there. and you think they are all? >> crowd booing. [you think they are all wonderful people, right? i'm serious. you think they are all wonderful people. you got some bad people in those groups. you you got tough people in those groups. i will tell what you, this country doesn't want them. ed: that's another points point. 24 hours ago when the caravan was first heading towards the u.s. and being stopped at the mexico southern border. fox is hyping this up. and mostly children and pregnant women. that's true. they are involved in the caravan. also reports now that some of those pregnant women in the front are being basically used as human shields to cover the fact that there are some bad folks in the back of the caravan. look, you have got to cover all sides of this. not just one side. the president is pointing that out. >> emily: absolutely, the fact that his message, to me it resonated and that slogan illustrates, too, that the g.o.p. republicans have a central message that they are -- he is talking about jobs and actual -- democrats on the left are scattered. they are showfting, they are talking about, they are attacking, they are defending, there is no cohesive messaging. it's not substantive what is the message of chaos? come on in, make your way here. do your thing, seek asylum. deal with you a couple years later. terrible imgraption law. ed: chuck schumer and others were saying we need to enforce our laws. pete: president as we mentioned earlier was in mesa for another rally. is he doing four or five of them a week. we can't even keep up. he was down there on message not just talking about the border and what's happening there. also talking about jobs and juxz opposing it with mobs. listen. >> the choice for every american could not be more clear than it is right now. democrats produce mobs, republicans produce jobs. so this november, when you are voting, vote for the jobs, not for the mobs. democrats want to throw your borders wide open to deadly drugs and ruthless gangs. we don't want them. democrats have become the party of crime. it will be the election of kavanaugh, caravan, tax cuts. ed: tax cuts thought mattering to people, nancy pelosi called it crumbs. newt gingrich the former speaker was on with laura. hang on a second. it's big stuff and it's going to resonate. watch. >> lowest african-american unemployment until history. lowest latino unemployment in history. i think we are now at the lowest general unemployment since like 196. it's pretty hard not to believe the that president trump and his policies have made a very positive impact. only major economy that's growing right now is the united states. none of the others are growing. and i think that we are doing something right. this whole notion of jobs vs. mobs is real. and you have seen it here at home with democratic mobs. you are seeing now trying to come up from guatemala with the mob. and this is a very serious question. pete: we are talking about this year's election but almost feels like in some ways we are talking about 2016. ed, you know, she might be back. ed: who, hillary is back? pete: you have job security. ed: she loves me. pete: philippe reines one of her advisors quote quoted in politico the likelihood of hillary clinton running in 2020 is somewhere between highly unlikely and zero but it's not zero. emily. >> emily: you're saying there's a chance. exactly. what kills me about that besides the resurrection the zombie quality that she has. [laughter] pete: i love that. >> emily: kills me that the democratic party really couldn't find someone else. that there is really no one else that could be the figure head of supposedly this new wave and regeneration of energy and all these things that everyone cares about. pete: to her points, is there really a chance. ed: i think there is a chance that hillary clinton wants one more crack at the president. i think there is zero chance that the rest of the democratic party, to emily's points, they don't want her to come back. they wanting to find a new leader. they are struggling. they can't find a new leader. all these folks on the left same old folks like bernie sanders who have a pro-socialist message that give rise to alexandria ocasio-cortez and others that we have been talking about. and guess who wants hillary clinton to run? president trump. because he thinks she would be easy pickings. if you don't believe me, look at what sarah huckabee sanders said. after seeing what philippe said she treated christmas coming early this year? pete: she is on your early christmas train. right there. pete: email us, friends@foxnews.com. should she run? third time a charm. ed: third time a charm. pete: put on your seat belt -- no, don't put on your seat belt. ed: should wear seat belts. pete: i don't. if you want to wear seat belts you should. we should be free to choose to be dumb if we want to be. ed: this is what we deal with in a muscle car you use. >> emily: in pete's prius, he doesn't. state trooper hospitalizeness stable condition after being stabbed multiple times. a carjacking suspect attacking the officer in massachusetts after leading police on a chase through three states u that suspect shot and taken into custody. >> shots fired, shots fired. subject coming at him with a knife. >> do we have any at the scene? >> stabbed in the head. >> emily: trooper stabbed in the head, shoulder and arm. married with children and expected to survive. ed: thank god. >> emily: turning to extreme weather. heavy rain into southern texas today. 54 counties now under a disaster declaration as governor greg abbott warns of more dangerous flooding this weekend. this brand new drone video shows a bridge that collapsed into the water in texas outside of austin. it's isolating an entire neighborhood from the rest of the town. ed: that's intense. >> emily: on the mlb playoffs the milwaukee brewers rally behind four run inning forcing a game seven. >> that is in the right. one run stores. to third. coming to the plate. the throw home too late. brewers lead 2-1. >> emily: they never looked back beating the l.a. dodgers 7-2 in game six of the nlc game seven in milwaukee on fox sports 1. whoever wins faces the red sox. pete: i would love to see that small markettish team. ed: strap on your seat belts for that game. pete: don't get me started. rhetoric on the left out of control. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for. >> when they go low, we kick them. pete: wise words. mark penn, a former advisor to the clintons says political civility is not optional. he is next. this robotic hand can catch a beer and crush the can. ed: the segment pete is dying to watch. coming up. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. so let's promote our falle a homecomingtravel dealame, on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com you know i miss playing catch with the... grandkids and teaching them how to give a good handshake. now look at me... i'm all bent out of shape. 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(vo) your hand is talking. isn't it time you listened? learn more about dupuytren's contracture... at factsonhand.com. the information could be quite handy. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wanted to destroy what you stand for. >> when they go low, we kick them. >> these members of his cabinet, they are not going to be able to go to a restaurant. they are not going to be able to stop at a gas station. >> get up in the face of some congress people. >> and then weeks of escalating rhetoric on the left, our next guest argues that despite what some prominent democrats say political civility is not optional. ed: author of microtranssquared mark penn. thank you for coming in. >> good morning. ed: i know you as a fair eye minded democrat who looks at politics through clear eyed lens when you see sound bites from hillary clinton how once worked for and eric holder, do you recognize the democratic party as it exists today? >> look, democrats have to get the vote out getting the vote out civility is not optional it's fundamental. fund mental to democratic process. to say supporting the constitution. and every office holder takes an oath really to support the constitution, that means recognizing who wins elections, who wins confirmation battles and move on today's winners are always tomorrow's losers in politics if we only have the patience to let the public speak u this is being lost both with the republicans, if you look down at what happened in miami last night. and the democrats here and they both have to get together and join in this basic message or we are going to lose our democracy. >> emily: mark, where do you think that that messaging should arise from? should it be from the elected officials? do you feel like the public is clamoring for it? which comes first the chicken or the egg in this scenario? >> leaders need to lead. i think the public is looking for greater civility. look, you know that if there is one thing the public doesn't like about president trump, it's that they think his tweets go too far. now, to me, those are words. negative ads are words. once politics becomes physical. once part-time are encouraged to be uncivil. i think that's wrong. we have the greatest democracy in the world. let's respect it. or we are going to ruin it. ed: mark, let's bottom line this because as i mentioned at the top you have been involved in politics for a long time. you are clear-eyed. you just laid out some of the problems for democrats as they head into these midterms, let's be honest, historically heading into the midterms historically bad for president. is it blue wave. did you buy fire wall that might barely hold the house and pick up in the senate? what's your crystal ball. >> crystal ball blue edge. still seeing democrats holding in congressional districts. we have seen some movement towards the republicans in the senate. we have seen the republican voters get energized after the kavanaugh fight. they were pretty much asleep. they had no leadership ryan had quit. this will be a battle down to the last vote. i want it to be a civil battle. ed: mark penn, appreciate you coming. >> in thank you. ed: meanwhile the democrat running for governor in florida signing anti-police pledge. really? this morning local law enforcement responds live right here. >> emily: no winning tickets sold for the 1 billion-dollar mega millions jackpot. you won't believe what the prize just went up to now. ed: buy a ticket today right after the show. mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. 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ed: that's what i'm calling it. emily: race for governor in florida dead heat this morning. local law enforcement has come out against the democrat candidate andrew gillum. pete: broward deputy sheriff's association taking issue with the radical ties to the group dream defenders. he signed what's called their freedom pledge which supports their anti-police freedom papers. in part, this is what it reads. police were never meant to protect and serve me and you. police and prisons since their founding have always been safety for the haves, while wreaking havoc for the have notes. police and prisons, they say, have no place in justice. emily: here now to respond is president of the broward's sheriff's office deputy association jeff belle. jeff, tell us. >> good morning. emily: what does it mean that mayor gillum signed freedom pledge. >> what you need not say about this from a law enforcement progressive, when you have a potential candidate for the next governor who is willing to sign a pledge with. anna: at this law enforcement, anti government radical group such as the dream defenders, is he clearly sending a message to the voters before election day. that he is willing to support defend and recognize radical groups like the dream defenders and supports radicalization over the rule of law in the state of florida. we cannot afford that in the state. pete: jeff, we see a lot of on the show. police and prisons, have no place in justice. it's one thing to play to left-wing base and the dreamers. it's another thing to sign a pledge. you want to be a governor of this state that says, nah, i'm not in for my police or the folks that are manning our prisons, how has the left and a candidate like this gone so far? >> well, when you start digging into the background of candidates like andrew gillum, a lot of his experience comes from going to instiewtsd like the ruth ledge institute in california where they gain radical ideas and come back to the local communities and start building up the ground base support. and try to get into lower income communities and spread the lies and hate and create dissension between law enforcement. they start it between the political parties as well. almost like a big game for them. they don't realize that these are real lives that are on the line. pete: apparently jeff, the gillum campaign has a different approach. we asked for a statement and they gave us one. the mayor has been a strong ally of law enforcement in tallahassee, investing in additional officers to help reduce crime across the city as mayor gillum has previously said, he will invest in community policing, smart justice, and strategies that work with communities to reduce crime. emily: which is rich because now we are hearing that the tallahassee, the town that he is the mayor of, has the highest crime rate in the state of florida. and in that county. so how is that reconciled with the public and from where you are, boots on the ground, what are you hearing that the public cares about and how they reconcile that difference of what he says and what he is clearly doing in that town? >> it's empty words from andrew gillum. he wants to say he works well with law enforcement. the proof is in the numbers. when you are the mayor of the tallahassee, city of about 200,000 residents, and have you one of the highest crime rates in the state of florida, you can't say that you are supporting law enforcement and you during everything can you to combat crime. you are actually fudging the numbers up there and you are creating a perception that you are doing a good job. when mr. gillum wants align himself with the radical groups like the dream defenders, that sends a message out to the average citizen in the state of florida, that it's an insult to law enforcement that dishonor to every single law enforcement officer ha has given his life in the state of florida to protect the citizens. if he is willing to create politics and take money away from the budgets of law enforcement, i don't think is he realizing that the tourism industry in the state of florida is what drives our economy. that's going to leave the citizens less safe and it's going to make our tourists more vulnerable with their safety. pete: people are not dumb. you sign a pledge that says police have no place in justice and then but i put more cops on the street in tallahassee. people are going to read through that sand saying you are playing a double game. jeff bell, thank you for your service and for coming on this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: thank you. well, a shocking anti-semitic rant well it shouldn't be shocking considering the source. watch. >> call me. anna: at this semite. stop it. i'm anti-termite. pete: that's farrakhan. why is twitter referring to take down that offensive video? isn't this hate speech. conservatives have been banned for a lot less than that. that's coming up. >> emily: march to the midterms. our panel of women weigh in on the issues that matter most to them next ♪ remember they said he won't do well with women. didn't we do well with women? 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[cheers] >> every day we are living by our motto, promises made, promises kept. ed: president on the campaign trail ahead of the midterms. taking that message to key voting groupings including women. in fact, one of the biggest questions heading into the midterms comes down to the turnout of female voters and how big of an impact they will have. some predicting women will be the deciding factor. cathy barnett. attorney, attorney akeisha and doctor and political common tartd jeanine downey. i want to get your names back. >> thank you. >> what do you think about how ladies may be trending in this election. >> listen, when it comes to this election i think it's just as pivotal as the 2016 election. i think we will wake up on november 7th and our country is going of one of two directions. either continuing down the path of a record number of really great news. we just had over 7 million job openings come out in one month. job, theamg obama said was never coming back or wake up to continue to be mired in what the democrats are made us endure over the past two years. when i walk in as a woman, a mom, a citizen, i have to ask myself why in the world would anyone vote for the democratic party? what re they offering us besides hate and reisis tansz. ed: what do you think of that. >> i don't think that's a fair comment to make. i am a democrat. and i do feel we have democrats who have sensible and reasonable and some who aren't. as far as women voting. i think there will be more females voting with the rise of the me too movement and things like the kavanaugh issue. women feel like they need to have a voice. they realize it's so important to get out there and vote. ed: what about that voice, beth? on the kavanaugh issue there is an assumption in the mainstream media that kavanaugh was antiwoman because of allegations that were unproven. i have heard a lot of women interviewed by us and other networks saying wait a second, i backed justice kavanaugh and i think he was treated unfairly. >> right. well, i was one that dig d. back justice kavanaugh as a conservative woman. absolutely women are going to make a difference in this election. pew research center came out with has stated that women made up 55% of the electric tore rat in 2016. and at this point, i believe it's democrats are actually counting on us to vote. they want to flip congress. we actually do have an unprecedented amount of women that are running for congress. i believe there is 256. and out of that out of that number 197 are democratic women. it's clear that the democratic party has made this parted of their platform to run the women. ed: energy among women. >> they may. conservative women i think it's false. narrative feminism false narrative. ed: let dr. king jump. >> in really quickly, 49% of people did not vote in the 2016 elections. that translates into roughly 100 million people. this is correct. 55% of those were women. those people are going to vote this time. simple things like the violence against women act has not been passed. it's not been funded. it's not been ratified. pete: already on the books. >> it's on the books. and extended until december 7th. it could expire. it's not been ratified or funded. other things like healthcare extension obamacare being taken away from women. >> it has failed. ed: how was obamacare taken away from women. >> right now they are saying they are going to defund it. >> and it was failure. >> that's a talking point. and then beyond that in terms of women themselves, i was against brett kavanaugh being confirmed as a democrat and as a liberal woman. and i looked at dr. ford and i did believe her testimony. >> we don't need to reiterate that. >> just his countenance alone. just him slamming his fist. if that was me up there before the senate slamming my fist and crying. ed: want to reiterate. >> litigate that what we need to be asking ourselves, not just as women but as a nation, what are the policies of the nancy pelosi? what are the policy he is of the chiewrms, of the part can you say bookers of the crazy maxine waters? what are their policies? hate and resistance is not going to put food on my table. ed: to your point, let's go back to keisha. >> one point, i think in this election for the mid terms, the republicans are selling peace and prosperity. when our country pros%, the problem is. the democrats lose. they diminish when our country prospers. they fall into. ed: made your case for republican. >> right. but the issue is more of females are females going to come out. that's the biggest issue whether they are republican or democrat. it's more about women having a voice and we as moms and women. >> jobs. >> that's that doesn't mean that we have to attack the other party. ed: every everyone has a chance. dr. jeanine. >> 1700 jobs. trend wynn you want. trend still going up. we have jobs and security in that for sure. the stock market is doing well: the republican tax plan is not for individuals. it's for corporations that alone makes us lose economic. >> that's not true. ed: good news. so much to talk about we have you back later. head head hold thalater. ed: hold that thought. we will be back with more. >> thank you, ed. ed: emily is upstairs with headlines. emily: great panel. jeff sessions bashing a proposal to overhaul chicago's law enforcement. >> police are not the problem. the criminals are the problem. there is one asset that can make this safe, this city safer and it's your police department. emily: the plan would restrict officers' use of force which sessions says is an insult to police. senator elizabeth warren blasted for d.n.a. test results in a heated debate. republican challenger geoff diehl sounding off on the night's first topic. >> i don't care, senator warren about what your native personal heritage is or isn't. i think it's been b. integrity. >> i'm not a citizen of any tribal nation. only tribes determine tribal citizenship. it's not done by d.n.a. emily: warren's d.n.a. test proves that she may be less than 1/1,000th native american after years of claiming part chair keel and delaware. pete: she will never be president of the united states. emily: not only can this robotic hand crush a beer can but also has the potential to help a lot of people. this is the chug bot next generation of robotic hand strength and dexterity similar to human hand. cornell think they can 3-d print it for $500. the traction of the cost of similar devices. more tests are still need. pete: so cool. the hand can do a lot of things. let's focus on the beer can. adam, what do you think? you have our weather outside. adam: i don't need help crushing beer cans. can i do that all alone. pete: nice red suit. adam: thank you. i'm in fall theme. fall festival feeling like fall. we will be doing fall things coming up later in the show. we have the fall-like weather. temperatures here in new york city hovering near right in the middle. 50. plenty of cold spots. take a look at cold front stretching across the country. that has been the story for big portions of the country, rain stretching from new england back down across the southeast, into texas where there has been flooding in portions of texas. good news there, while there still is going to be some standing water for a while. some of the heaviest rain continues to move on out. on the day, it's going to be a beautiful fall day, there are our fall highs. i have got a lot to do out here, guys, i have got to wrap this up. there are some goes i need to pet. there are some tractors i need to ride. pete: have you ever ridden on a tractor. adam: of course i have i grew up in indiana. rerode a tractor to school. pete: taking a tractor to school. i love that adam. i would like to see a photo of that. a shocking, not so shocking considering of the source, anti semitic rant by liews farrakhan. >> call me. anna: at this semite. stop it. i'm anti-termite. pete: facebook has taken it down why hasn't twitter? ed: ken starr, geraldo, and dr. gorka all here live and coming up. ♪ -computer, order pizza. -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with progressive, you can quote your insurance on just about any device. even on social media. he'll be fine. -[ laughs ] -will he? -i don't know. pete: welcome pack, louis farrakhan making another hateful comment. what's new? nothing new. what might surprise is you twitter has not removed this video. >> so, when they talk about farrakhan, call me a hater. you know what they do. call me an anti-semite. stop it. i'm anti-termite. pete: facebook took down the nation of islam leader's video saying it violates their hate speech policy. why isn't twitter doing the same thing. here with is kurt nut son. >> when i see jerks do something like this it's exactly how it was in elementary school and middle school and high school. it's the weakest people that spew out the most hate. a weak man right there. pete: is twitter being weak? they said we have been developing a new policy to address dehumanizing language. some of his content falls within our hateful content policy. still tweets many people consider to be abusive even when they do not break our rules. we want your feedback to consider how this policy may impact different community cultures. pete: i don't agree with a speech this guy gives -- >> ceo jack dorsey we have seen him in front of the senate recently answering to a lot of questions, being open-minded but the fact is these companies, these tech companies are now shaping what we hear online. are sitting out in california with, they never planned on doing. this this is always going to be hey, hey, remember us? we are just the canvas that you write on. you are the one with the words. we have nothing to do with it. until they realize that they were complicit in letting hateful words get out or influences words that weren't true, where there is some responsibility. and they are finally rising to the occasion, but they are completely ill equipped. they have no ability. you have some geek sitting behind the computer louis farrakhan, that's fine. let that one go. pete: this conservative guy over here what he is saying about issues he or she are passionate about that's not acceptable. we have seen conservatives shut down but stuff like this -- >> yes, there is a pile of really good americans that are online that are finding some accounts that are just turned off. why? they don't know. they are never given an explanation. meanwhile you have these hate mongers that continue to go on facebook was really good. kicked him off. all right, get him out. twitter on the other hand, we are not so sure, you know, our policy hasn't yet been put in. and we're thinking about that one. what do you need to think about? you know, it's true with this one. i'm almost scared of the facebook side. quick trigger is scary too. obvious easy example. if you are like shut it down, shut it down, shut it down. i prefer the open theater. >> right. here is where we are at. you realize that right now you have got facebook going okay, crap, we did all kinds of bad things and we really had our hands off of everything. and we maybe should have been helping. now they are doing that, and they are doing exactly what you are saying. knee-jerk reaction where they are probably going overwhelmingly nut direction of being cautious. but, at the cost of shutting down our family of the rights u. pete: see videos educating people in respectful way, being shadow banned or minimized as well. >> here's what i want to know. how come each one of these companies continue to get away with these mysterious algorithms that they scientifically come up with that limit how you and i connect with each other online? why are they in charge of that? why can't would he be in charge of that? pete: i appreciate how on top of this issue you are. this is an issue of our age. if we believe in the first amendment, these companies are going to have to be held accountable for it. >> good to see you. pete: good to he so you, buddy. appreciate it those hoping for a bombshell in the special counsel's report may be in for a let down. new report coming out. we will ask independent counsel ken starr to explain live next hour. we are having a festival on the fox square formerly known as the plaza this morning. arts and crafts time. farm animals, ed waiving. pumpkins, food possibly? all coming up next ♪ rock me momma ♪ like a wagon wheel ♪ rock me momma ♪ its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. ♪ pete: it is a "fox & friends" fall festival today on the plaza, currently known as the fox square. here to tell us about all the fun we have set up is paul -- is it tesville, an orchard expert. what are we looking at here. >> a fall festival set up. october is national apple month. sunday is national apple day. pete: i didn't know that. >> yeah. so we wanted a fall extravaganza set up to celebrate that. pete: one of our farmers is leaving the set. you have rides for kids. >> we're having a great time and tractor races out here. arts and crafts. apple sampling. >> got it. in the city we have actually popped up an orchard in the lower east side. pete: in the lower east side. part of our orchards are crafts. ed is already crafting, can you take us over? >> check it out. what's your favorite kind of apple. >> the opal apple. pete: can i grab one? >> please do. pete: grab one and give it a shot. crispy is the first thing. pete: really good. kayla and quella are teaching me how to paint. how do we do this? >> i have a couple little pieces. >> talk into my mike. how do you paint it? >> you let it dry. ed: you let it dry. she is excited to go in the mountain. pete: my kids never let it dry. that's the problem. pete: they are not just for eating they are for decorating. >> they are for decorating. we like that. yellow sweet tangy taste freckles on them set themselves apart. pete: they do. so do bouncy houses and emily? what do you have over there? emily: this is princess and butter cup and most importantly allison and rose from alli's ponies going to introduce the entire zoo we have here. ed: do you want to pet the pony? >> this is wilma. and these are my little baby goats. >> okay. >> that is stella, she is a girl. that is julius. they are twins. ed: that's cool. >> and the bunny is over there. the black and white one is cadbury. the one that looks just like princess is her mom bun bun. ed: why you are doing that i'm walking over to the bouncy house. emily: these animals are amazing. we have princess the rabbit and dutches the dog. pete: we have a bounce house. ed: i want quell la to go in but she wants to wait for mom to come over. she is a little scared by the weather guy. pete: it's a bounce house. ed: more on the plaza later. emily: more on the plaza later. pete: we have got ken starr, geraldo rivera and dr. sebastian gorka. three things i never thought i would say inside a pen with rabbits but i did. all here live coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ lean on me. pete: kay os breaking out of the mexico guatemala border as migrants clash with police. the caravan fighting make to the united states. ed: our border patrol already arresting a record number of illegal immigrants. >> have you some bad people in those groups. tough people in those groups. >> the democrats, they want president trump to fail at whatever cost. it's not fair to put this burden on us. >> saudi arabia now saying that the missing "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi died during a fight at the saudi consulate in istanbul. 18 people now under arrest. >> when they go low we kick them. >> physical, once people are encouraged to be uncivil, that's wrong. >> philippe reines one of her advisors was quoted saying the likelihood of hillary clinton running in 2020 is not zero. ed: sarah sanders says christmas coming early this year. >> no winning tickets sold for the 1 billion-dollar jackpot. you won't believe what it went up to now. ed: i'm buying a ticket right after the show. ♪ ed: we wanted to get emily compagno out there in the bouncy. adam will jump in any time. pete: adam is feeding a goat. ed: this is music for a muzzle car. emily: i have seen them in con saturday couple times. def leppard. the other phrase i didn't think i could say on tv. pete: okay, don't say it. pete: adam is out there what is this a fall, a farm festival. pete: we are celebrating fall. we celebrate everything. ed: bounce house, apple cider. opal apples coming. in. pete: only grown in washington state. opal apples. ed: the correctional washington. pete: named after george washington. ed: emily, thank you for being here. emily: thank you for having me. halfway through how are you doing? pete: a welcome binder. ed: there is a binder. pete: all of the things that you need to have to host the show. we don't give it to you intentionally. ed: big warning about pete. pete: trigger warnings. we will have it for you next hour. ed: maybe tomorrow. pete: yeah, maybe tomorrow. we are going to go to a fox news alert. chaos breaking out on the mexico, guatemala border. massive caravan fighting to make it to the united states. ed: sort of split up u our border patrol already arresting meanwhile a record number of illegal immigrants that have been trying to pour into america. emily: griff jenkins is live in mcallen, texas, the most heaviest traveled area along our southern border. griff? ed: good morning, griff. griff: good morning, guys. we are actually in mission, texas right now neighboring mcallen area. actively working a group of illegals that came across the southern border two b. two miles to my south. they are in a new subdivision here. you see behind me houses being built and this is an area which just a few years ago was open field in a ripe, hot spot for illegals coming over. as we were here with the border patrol, searching for the illegal group right here, we came across a couple marvin and belinda, who are coming for an early morning walk to check on their home. this is your home behind you. wade, let you know, we are working a group of illegals. does it concern you with the border patrol and you are building a house so close to the border. >> no we see this as common. we have been down here for a year building a house. we do get illegals coming through here once or twice every two months. the border patrol presence here is very active. we always see on the way to town we always pass two or three border patrol trucks, highway patrol, mission police, so it's always -- and it's a safe area to be. in the border patrol's horse barn is located about a mile south of here. so their agents are there. so we are very -- feel perfectly safe. it's like living next door to a police department. you don't worry about living next door to a police station. griff: they have given you their direct dial. >> we have them on speed dial. we have two or three of their numbers. their main switch biewrd. we have the sergeant's desk up. they always answer, pick up and they respond usually within 1 to 2 minutes because there is always a vehicle very close by. griff: that's great. be linda, let me ask you, have you seen the news. when you see this caravan of my grants down on the mexico, guatemala border just bull rushing the bridges, does that concern you? >> not really. i do think there are forces in place and they would allow them to do their job, perfectly fine. griff: marvin, just lastly, we, yesterday, dealt with all of the activity in this area. this is just one small a we are seeing a real overwhelming spike in the numbers coming. are you concerned that the politicians in washington really need to get their act together, whether democrat or republican so that you don't have these numbers continuing to rise? >> yes. they do need to, you know, do something with that. the immigration policies and that and they need to support the border patrol. they are kind of like other things that get their hands tied and they can't do their job. they want them to secure the border. but they take all their -- the tools away from doing it. it's like building a house. cearpghts don't have saws and tools and wood, they can't do it. griff: all right. marvin and belinda, thank you very much. they were going for a morning walk. walked into a morning live shot. just a snapshot of what people on the border are dealing with guys. pete: well done, sir. appreciate it. ed: interesting. and he is talking on the pressure on the border patrol agents at the u.s. mexico border. the caravan we have been talking about coming largely from honduras. you see the pictures there. there was quite a clash not at the u.s. border but at the guatemala mall alan mexican border. mexico's southern border. and what i think is interesting is in contrast to months and months ago when we saw another large caravan, thousands of folks trying to get here to america, mexico was sort of on the sidelines last time. now they are taking that fight head on. they prevented most of those migrants from coming across the guatemala-mexico border. there is a smaller group. not thousands but dozens or. so they broke through and heading towards america. inching toward here. my broader points is you are not seeing thousands heading towards america anymore because of pressure from president trump who in contrast to what we saw in the previous administration saying no, no, no. we are not going to have this. if they get all the way to the u.s. border push them back. worked out a deal so they would take non-refugees back. anybody who was illegal immigrant did not have a clear refugee status. they were going to go back to mexico anyway. so this pressure from the president is having an impact. emily: that's such a great point. in reality, the border security of our southern border is a small component of the larger issue which is all of those things you just touched on. it's diplomacy and cartels and push factors driving multiple countries worth of migrants north essentially. it's harder, i think, to qualify and quantify when we stick to that border when there are so many other issues. humanitarian included that those on the border are facing. i thought that interview was really striking because those guy are at the border. their view is so clear. if you are trying to build a house without tools. pete: every day. forgotten men and women. there is two that was heard here today. the reason we are talking about this is because president trump has made it an issue from day one. he said, hey, some might be coming here for the right reasons, there is probably some bad hombres in the mix, too. listen to what he said in mesa, arizona last night at a rally. >> right now as you know, mexico is on their southern border. their southern burden. and they are fighting and they are fighting some bad people in that group. you know, you see the people come up and you listen to the fake news back there and you think they are all. [crowd boos. >> you think they are all wonderful people. right? no, no. you think -- i'm serious. you think they are all wonderful people. you got some bad people in those groups. you got some tough people in those groupings. i will tell you what. this country doesn't want them. pete: see some signs in the back crazy voters kyrsten sinema of course talked about her own voters calling them crazy. never a good idea. the president barn storming the country. going to arizona. key senate race there saying it's clear. do you want borders or do you want what's happening right now in the caravan and i think voters will have a chance to speak in about 17 day, 18 days? emily: such a cohesive message the fact that he is saying jobs not mobs, instead of becoming hysterical and reacting to everything. scattered shooting at the wall. on our side, the g.o.p. side we have a cohesive message we are sticking. to say policy, substance, not something that i think resonates as well. ed: he as a republican believe that and we as a journalist cover this and looking at this and trying to see who has the you were hand in these upcoming midterm elections. the narrative for a long time in the mainstream media had been look, there is going to be a blue wave. they were buying into what the democrats were selling. now, with the president out there as pete said day after day, hitting all of these battle ground states. is he pushing back and has a clear message which is about the strong economy compared to the violence on the left. watch. >> the choice for every american could not be more clear than it is right now. democrats produce mobs. republicans produce jobs. so this november, when you are voting, vote for the jobs not for the mobs. democrats want to throw your borders wide open to deadly drugs and ruthless gangs. we don't want them. democrats have become the party of crime it will be the election of kavanaugh, the caravan, law and order. tax cuts. pete: there is your terms for 2018. we had a polster on earlier ed goas. he does republican polling. he says 2016 looks a lot like 2018 because they still haven't figured out the trump factor. listen to what he had to say. >> generic ballots that they keep putting up there and talking about, they are talking about the national generic ballot. that can differ from district to district, first of all. second, there is about 60 to 70 congressional districts in the country that are minority districts that have an 80 point advantage for democrats. in terms of the vote. and that's being factored in there. you almost have to take them out and look district by district by district. pete: serious question. have they really thought corrected for what they got wrong? ed: i think what he is trying to say polls were right in 2016 on the national trending line in terms of the popular vote for hillary clinton, but they were not looking state by state. pete: state by state were also wrong. ed: some of them were. but he was saying they didn't catch the intensity the polls stopped and in the last few days donald trump got intensity in 2016 in wisconsin and pennsylvania. broader point why it is relevant now, emily, is this idea that heading into the midterms, coming out of kavanaugh and all these rallies where the president is whipping up his base is the intensity not being caught by the polsters just quite yet and maybe the blue wave is a more nuanced. is it a red wave as the president was claiming or more just kind of a red fire wall that holds the house barely and maybe republicans pick up a few seats in the senate. that's the way it's trending in some states. emily: exactly. 17 days ahead of us those polling didn't capture and sustain that wave. they didn't keep polling. the crucial time is ahead of us rather than what we have seen in the past. pete: as i learn every day on this show, averages are good until the last minute. real clear politics average. if you average for months. only poll that matters is election day. ed: who is going to show up. pete: the kavanaugh effect i don't think it's been properly accounted for yet. ed: going to rallies and whipping up his base. and the intensity may be there. emily: turning now to headlines. a man is under arrest accused of threatening to murder a senator for supporting justice brett kavanaugh. investigators say ronald from new york left disturbing voice mails for republicans chuck grassley and susan collins in an attempt to get them to pull their support ahead of the supreme court confirmation vote. former trump campaign manager paul manafort shows up in a wheelchair. lawyers say he has significant health issues stemming from confinement at virginia jail. a federal judge telling manafort he will be sentencesentenced in february fr fraud convictions. he also dropped 10 charges after a jury couldn't reach a verdict. those are your headlines. ed: a lot more coming up in the show former independent counsel ken starr is live and next. pete: if you just fol woke up, y to tell you did not win the mega millions jackpot. no one d the new general jantsd. jackpot. is skyrocketing. steve: close to new level. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. should happen everydred five hundred years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? ed: fallout in the russia investigation. >> russians. >> russians. >> the russians. >> russia. ed: it's been a media melt down basically over russia. those hoping for a bombshell to come out of special counsel's report though may be a little bit disappointed. emily: sources telling politico that mueller's findings could never see the light of day. what could we expect? ed: here to weigh in someone familiar with this type of investigation. the former independent counsel and author of contempt, a memoir of the clinton investigation, judge kenneth starr. good to see you, sir. >> good morning, ed, good morning, emily. ed: good to see you. what do you make of this political report. there are sort of different rules with mueller where really doesn't have to report to the american people, quote, unquote. as you did with the starr report. instead, he has to report back to rod rosen stein. >> exactly. ed: we don't know where those findings will go. >> exactly. regulations under which bob mueller was reported at are pretty unclear. report the reason for prosecution. you had the paul manafort story on. why did you go after paul manafort and prosecutions were declind. so it can be more in the nature of an executive summary. we don't know it doesn't have to be that highly detailed full some report that i talk about in the book to say to the american people and related to the people's house the howmps. why you need to have all this information, the regulations don't point in that direction. emily: moving forward, how do you balance and reconcile that need for transparency that the public deserves? do you see a shift moving forward where the public can expect to have full disclosure and these things that up until now there has been a level of ow opacity. >> there is going to be a huge tradeoff. prosecutors don't go filing reports. this is an unusual situation. special counsel regulations do contemplate the existence of a report. but, this is a huge justice department policy. that concerns the dignity, the reputation of individuals. if you come under investigation, which you are not charged, then, you should not have your name sullied, right? that's one of the reasons we have grand jury secrecy and so forth. so i know there is a great interest in transparency, but you know what? that's really not the function of the justice department. that's the function of the press and of congress. ed: judge, we have less than a minute. there is sort of a pause as you know tradition before the midterm election where we're unlikely to see any indictments or anything from bob mueller there has been speculation that there be new indictments after the mid terms pretty quickly. on the other hand, others saying this looks like it's winding down and people leaving the special counsel's office. last 45 seconds we have, where do you think we are with this investigation coming to a close? >> the tea leaves suggest, ed, it is winding down. we don't know, we are behind the vale of ignorance as it should be. but exactly. some of the indicators that you mentioned suggest that we are at a wind down situation and here's the other thing. this latest indictment of the russian woman, this project lacta, again, not a single word in that indictment. 30-some odd pages suggest collusion. ed: talked about collusion at the beginning and still haven't found it judge starr thank you for coming in and good luck with the book. emily: thank you so much. a democratic operative arrested accused attacking a g.o.p. staff that victim, a campaign manager for adam waxalt here to explain story next. ed: nfl players don't kneel for the national anthem. they are complicit she says. you will not believe what she says ♪ how can we say when you book direct at choicehotels.com you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com i'm ready to crush ap english. i'm ready to do what no one on my block has done before. forget that. what no one in the world has done before. all i need access, tools, connections. high-speed connections. is the world ready for me? through internet essentials, comcast has connected more than six-million low-income people to low-cost, high-speed internet at home. i'm trying to do some homework here. so they're ready for anything. ♪ pete: in a shocking admission, saudi arabia says missing "the washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi died during a fight at the saudi con lat in istanbul. emily: 18 people under arrest but american lawmakers skeptical. ed: gillian turner is live in washington with the president's response as well as a whole lot more. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. secretary of state mike pompeo returned to washington from saudi arabia late last night with no comment on the sawedy's latest explanation which is that jamal choosh got killed in impromptu brawl inside anywhere own saudi consulate. put out a statement reading in part quote we will continue to closely follow the international investigations into this tragic incident and advocate for justice that's timely, transparent, and in accordance with all due process. now, lawmakers have roundly criticized the administration over the past 18 days since khashoggi was killed. the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee reacting with a statement last night. corker said: the story the saudis have told about jamal khashoggi's disappearance continues to change with each passing day. so we should not assume their latest story holds water. they can undergo their own investigation but the u.s. administration must make its own independent, credible determination of responsibility for khashoggi's murder. now, president trump though, striking a much different tone. >> i think it's a good first step. it's a big step. it's a lot of people. a lot of the people involved. and i think it's a great first step. saudi arabia has been a great ally. but what happened is unacceptable. >> it's important to keep in mind that the turkish authorities were initially denied access to the saudi consulate in istanbul for over two weeks amid reports of multiple cleaning crews traveling in and out of that building, back to you guys. ed: gillian, thanks for that report. emily: thanks, gillian. the democratic operative arrested for allegedly pushing and grabbing a nevada g.o.p. campaign manager at campaign rally is now denying that he committed battery. pete: mark stark taking to twitter to dres addressing the allegation i will not answer questions until can i speak to a lawyer. ms. daveson's account of the events is mistaken. i do not know if she is lying because i think she is possible she believes i am responsible for bruising and arm-twisting. i do not assault or batter women. or anyone else, period. if necessary, i will prove that in court once again. >> campaign manager for adam laxalt running for governor in nevada. kristin davison. good morning. >> good morning. ed: we had you on the program yesterday and you laid it all out in terms of what happened in graphic detail it sound like a very shocking situation. now the democratic operative is saying it didn't happen. you are all wrong. how do you respond? >> look, i know what happened. the eyewitnesses were there and wrote statements for the police know what happened. it was very traumatic experience. still shaken up today. anything else really with that, i mean, i will talk with my attorneys. they will advise me how to proceed and move forward and really was a traumatic experience. i have never experienced anything like that will my entire time in politics or doing this. even today, a few days later still shaken up about it. ed: the photos we have been showing on the screen are pretty nasty in terms of the bruising you faced and can you quickly summarize sort of what happened to lead to that? >> sure. sure. we were at a campaign event. the event had ended. we were speaking privately and this individual burst into the room, very aggressive and evading personal space with a camera in our faces, chased us down the hallway. we went into a private room. we had shut the door. the individual burst the door open. my leg was caught between the door. my arm was contorted behind my back. i kept trying to pull away and getting tighter and pulling me closer, hence the bruises. and, you know, i kept screaming let me go. help me. someone help me make this stop. frightening when the individual yelled to a candidate only can you make this stop which made me believe that i was going to keep getting hurt until it stopped. the whole thing was just absolutely uncalled for. we don't need this in society let alone in our system. and it was very, very disturbing and very uncomfortable. and, you know, shaken up. there was absolutely no need for it. it's kind of a bigger danger for anyone really in this business if that's the direction that people are going to go. emily: kristin, briefly, what do you want to hear from the democratic side, from democratic campaign in response to this to stop the rhetoric and stop the violence that we're seeing now against g.o.p. campaigners? >> yeah, it's absolutely absurd. whether you have former attorney general eric holder saying kick them when they are down and hillary clinton saying not to be civil to either side. it's not surprising that people are encouraged to act like this. to have this type of behavior opponents. i mean, you know, i think we can all agree everyone fighting for our candidate. it's upsetting. here in nevada. running a good campaign. good team. terrific candidate going to bring the state forward and the other side. the opponent doesn't have a record to run on. and focusing on intimidation. it's really, we need to get back to the issues and we need to focus on the campaign. today in nevada, people start voting, so right now, even though we are shaken up and very disturbing. we are focused on and moving forward. pete: whole other context we were told we should believe all women. the question here will they believe you? really we will continue to stay on, this kristin daveson, thank you for your work. >> thank you. pete: a fox news alert. the migrant caravan inching closer to the use. what's going to happen now? border patrol agent and angel mom and political pin pundit here to weigh in next. emily: hillary 2020? one of her former advisor says there is a chance. so the third time a charm? we'll debate just ahead. why bother mastering something? because when you want to create an entirely new feeling, the difference between excellence and mastery, is all the difference in the world. introducing the all-new lexus es. a product of mastery. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> there are some bad people coming through. these aren't babies and little angels coming into our country. these are some hardened criminals coming in. and we're not letting them in we have enough things right now. pete: that's president trump taking on the migrant caravan pushes closer to the u.s. take a look at this scene. violent clashes erupting at mexico's southern border yesterday as they cross in a non-orderly way. president trump threatening to send the military to shut down our border and cut off aid to central american countries if the caravan isn't stopped. what needs to happen now? our panel is here to discuss president of the national border patrol counsel brandon judd antjuan seawright and angel mom agnes begi begin gibboey son was killed. when you see that, how do you react to that? >> i'm outraged i think americans need to wake up and americans do not owe illegal aliens anything but we owe americans everything. this insanity needs to stop. how about protecting this country and how about protecting american jobs. we need to implement everify and stop giving any benefits to illegal aliens to give them any incentive to come to this country and stop the nonsense of giving them everything low housing income, free education, free everything. we need to focus on americans. we have enough poverty for millions of children that live in poverty. the veterans, elderly. we have a lot to fix in our own country we don't owe illegal aliens anything. pete: making a very important point. it's illegals receiving benefits and held up oftentimes higher than u.s. citizens. how do you react to that? >> i fundamentally disagree. look, what i said to you before, we have to do a better job in this country, democrats and republicans, of addressing this issue from a holistic point of view of comprehensive immigration reform. look, graham and durbin and a few other democrats, republicans came to the table with a bipartisan proposal that the president rejected. history has taught us that and i'm old enough to remember. what i think the president said a few days ago on friday was actually wrong. not everyone coming to the united states is a criminal or a thug. a lot of those people are just trying to come to the united states for a better quality of life. and that's what -- that's what is beautiful about america. we are the home of the free and land of the free. pete: home of the free but we also want to know who is coming to this free land. brandon, hold on, your response to this idea, conjuring up the gang of eight, comprehensive immigration reform, that's what's been said forever. what approach do we need now? >> there has been no proposal that's been on the table caravan that would address these caravans. there is proposals that have been on the table that would address those people currently here in the united states, but not the caravan, you also have to understand these people are not seeking actual asylum. there is no such thing for asylum for economic downturns in a country. there is asylum if you have a credible fear but not because you want a better job. not because you want to make more money. that's not asylum that's what these people are seeking. what's really interesting is when they don't get what they want. when they don't get it through a legal process. then they become violent and they crash down the borders that's what we saw in the first caravan. instead of going through ports of entry think cross the border illegally. the first act that they made coming to the united states was an illegal act. and we cannot stand for that and we can't have it. pete: agnes you came to this country legalfully hungary. you went through a legal port of entry. whats would your message be as an angel mom, someone dealt with front and centers, what illegal immigration can unfortunately look like. >> i would tell them to stop and go back to your country. if you do have a legitimate reason to come to this country as a refugee you go to the first port of entry which would be if you are coming from honduras would be guatemala. if you are coming from guatemala, would be mexico. >> we came when my family left hungary we stayed in a refugee camp for 10 months. we never a n. a day considered coming to this country illegally and invading this country and being so disrespectful and demanding. weave don't owe these people anything. i would like to ask people watching to please visit fight sanctuary state.com and get involved. i'm part of the angel families.com. visit and help us because this is a growing cancer that is taking over this country and we need to stop this. we are not the social welfare of the world. pete: we have to leave it right there. the tv time tells me we are up. all of you, thank you for your approach and time this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. pete: turning now to some of your headlines emily is going to read it for you. emily: thanks, pete. illegal immigrant behind bars accused of crashing her car drunk with four kids inside. all of the children rushed to the hospital after police say drove off the road hit an embankment and flipped the car in south carolina. her relationship with the children sun clear. she is now in ice custody charged with dui, child endangerment and driving without a license. comedian amy schumer suggests white nfl players who don't kneel for the national anthem could be racist shimple discussing the protest on instagram writing, quote i wonder why more white players aren't leading. kneel next to your brothers otherwise how are you not complicit. schumer revealed she would not do a super bowl commercial in order to hurt nfl advertisers. overnight, the mega millions jackpot growing to an all-time record $1.6 billion no one matched all six numbers last night; the next drawing is tuesday. i will be crossing my fingers, and can you win big in the powerball tonight by the way. the jackpot a whopping $470 million. those are your headlines. pete: still ahead. thanks, emily. geraldo rivera, dr. sebastian gorka, both here live. and hillary 2020. one of the former advisors says there is a chance, it might be small. but could the third time be a charm? 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[laughter] ed: you don't want to give him any credit at all. >> he didn't mess it up. i will give him that. ed: hang on. if things are going to so well for the democrats though i wonder about this. get katie here. board member, michelle caudill said that hillary clinton needs to stay quiet. hillary clinton is a woman of extraordinary achievement, earned the right to share her views on whatever topic she sees fit. this close to election day is nothing but a problem for her party and ultimately her own legacy. katie, my point here even the let of left and "new york times" editorial board is saying stay out of the midterms. >> that's exactly not so subtle way of saying we respect you and appreciate what you have done. but, please, stop i think she is very similar actually for republicans in the same way that house minority leader nancy pelosi is and great for republicans. and she has fired republicans up. but she is very bad for democrats. she makes them roll their eyes, exasperated. usually mentioned favorability polls. people get a rosier view. that's not a good thing. ed: i hear jonathan wanted to get. in when you are saying the president inherited all of this. i'm actually going to give you credit and say i think president obama left the economy is relatively good shape. didn't president obama say these manufacturing jobs are never coming back meanwhile they are coming back under president trump. would you admit that. >> i would admit. what i will say is he hasn't damaged the economy. i will say that. ed: no, no, no. i want you to stay on my question. >> right. he hasn't damaged the economy. economy. ed: barack obama said manufacturing jobs not coming back. in fact they have come back under donald trump, yes or. >> no yes. i will give you that i'm just saying donald trump inherited the economy that is healthy right now. he called these numbers fake. the economy is doing great. no, he hasn't messed up the economy. jobs has come back. that's a steady trajectory the country was on set by president obama. he hasn't done. this. ed: katie, last point. >> i think we will see in the midterms u all i can say i hope hillary does stay involved. ed: thank you. we had a fun discussion. meanwhile democrat alexandria ocasio-cortez, you remember her? pete's favorite socialist says global warming is just like nazi germany, really? ed: sebastian gorka is here to react to that sort of bizarre comparison next hour and dr. gorka has some strong views. and we're having a little fall festival out on fox square. all morning long. hot apple cider is coming up. i can smell it from here ♪ all i want to do is my hometown proud ♪ now at midas, get up to $200 off select goodyear and cooper tires with the midas credit card. request your appointment today. ed: we are having our fall festival on the fox square formerly known as the plaza. apple treats. pete: paul is here with opal appleapples with recipes for all those apples you picked. only place can you get opal apples. >> only place is the southeast corner of washington state at brogeriy orchard. pete: can you get them in new york. >> we are distributing them throughout the united states. have you got to make sure you ask for them. ed: can people go to the web? >> opal apples plural.com. find all our distribution on opal apples.com. >> what's special about them and makes it different. >> opal apples is different. make it. how do you make it. put something in there? already in there. already in there. we preloaded it use a little shoulder muscle and back. push if there is any juice -- the opals are special. they have amazing taste. color. >> try it how is it doing? emily: i sawly with the. pete: adam is getting a workout. ed: show us when i was a kid. [laughter] apple snacks, opal snacks over here. >> let's not show me fail. keep moving. >> opals kids love them. naturally non-browning, non-gmo product that simply browns very slowly so the kids love it it's great for a replacement. pete: more honey. >> you go to the gym, this is a great snack pregym. load it up with a little almond butter. everything you need to have a good workout. pete: now you are talking butter i'm thinking waffles. you have apple related waffles? >> let's do it. pete: what are we doing here? >> all right. so this is an apple waffle. pete: waffles are cold. [laughter] >> we are going to put something warm on top. opal combo, very easy. going to start off by dicing up about three pounds of opal apples. okay. here is the right way to cut an opal. first thing we did was cut it right here so it can lay flat. i have heard you have got desire not to use a knife. apple compost down there? bring it up. how do you get it from apple to that where it's sweet? >> 25 seconds we are going-excuse me, 25 minutes, go ahead and simmer this down butter, water, sugar, lemon. >> do it. give us that web site one more time. smells amazing. opal apples.com. that's where we want to go. come see us at our pop-up event on orchard street. 156 or chart street today and tomorrow. come see me. free opals. pete: love it. ed: still ahead geraldo is here live next. don't want to miss him. ♪ got to cut loose ♪ foot loose ♪ kick off your sunday day shoes ♪ .. >> chaos breaking out at the mexico guatemala border is migrants clash with police, the massive caravan waiting to make it to the united states. >> our border patrol arresting a record number of illegal immigrants. >> you have some bad people in those groups. >> democrats want donald trump to fail at whatever cost. not fair to put this burden on us. >> missing journalist jamal khashoggi died in istanbul. hoping for a bombshell to come out of the council, the report may be disappointed. >> this indictment of the russian woman, not a single word in that indictment, 30 some pages. >> once politics comes physical, once people are hurt, that is wrong. >> no winning tickets sold for the mega millions jackpot, you won't believe -- ♪ >> butterflies fly away ♪ >> we should have a little race. the tractors were a little bigger. we are having a fall festival on fox square all morning long. you can almost feel winter near but it has warmed up, emily is on the couch. >> thanks for having me here. >> never too cold for a bouncy house for kids, wrap them up and get out there. >> giving them sugar. >> all that sugar, cider, petting zoo, pretty incredible. >> at the fox square where it all goes down. >> a lot of news breaking overnight. >> chaos breaking out on the mexico guatemala border is migrants clash with police, the massive caravan fighting to make it. >> border patrol already arresting a record number of illegal immigrants pouring into the country. >> griff jenkins at the border, what he has been doing for 24 hours all over the story, apprehension going on live behind him and some of the live shots, what have you got next? >> i am close to the border and you see behind me a group, family units, this is what they talked about, 300% increase from this time last year in this area. on this side this group is 23, all specifically from guatemala. the side of the group, 7 unaccompanied children who left guatemala 15 to 20 days ago and traveled with the group and the agents tell me they are concerned about what they encountered. the other half of the group has been processed, loaded in a white van to be taken to detention or a processing center but holding centers where they would be, where they are put before are full here and they will be given summons and they have to come to a court appearance regarding their asylum request and they will be released to the public and this is the catch and release in action, the loophole the president and so many others in washington talked about needs to be fixed. they are not detention centers, they are holding facilities. if you broke the law, you have a criminal past and will be sent to a detention center and deported. if it is asylum as most of these agents tell me are doing at this moment, they are sent to holding center facilities for families to be held, their overflowing because of the surge, 5400 in the last two weeks of family units in this one station and given a few months court appearance but they will get loose into the fabric of the us. who knows where they will be this time tomorrow but if you look up this road, it is up a mile. they have been coming in droves for months and months as this problem exacerbates. the group tells me there are ten more crossing the border, agents are waiting for them to come down but this is going to play out all day long, we saw this yesterday as well and these people are going to be caught and released and that is part of the problem. >> stay with us, we may come back to you. we will bring in geraldo rivera, talking about a surge on the border and the caravan, 4000 honduran migrants on the southern border of mexico or near there. doesn't feel like a solution. the problem is getting bigger in our immigration policy while the president is focused on it still very confused. >> everything you said is true. pete is doing a good job on the border. people watching the segment should remember words like pity and compassion. the pictures of the folks we saw in griff's report, moms clutching their toddlers, these are not people who represent the next essential threat to the united states. we are the richest country on earth. we live next to some of the poorest countries and the most violent countries on it, honduras where many people in the caravan are from, guatemala, nicaragua, el salvador. >> look at these kids, these are not all women clutching babies. we have to be -- that in, walls, things like that, people are concerned about their safety, not just pity. >> i can tell you and ms 13 member is if you give me 30 seconds with them. they are very obvious. they have tattoos all over the place, you can tell the difference between a gangbanger murderer and someone desperate to feed their children. we just have to remember who we are as americans. compassion has to have something to say about this. looking at this time of on the border that is the mexico guatemala border because of the president's direct intervention and personal negotiation stepped up to the plate and they are doing their job keeping these -- this caravan from entering mexico where presumably they would make their thousand mile trek to our border. that is what we need, cooperation with local governments to alleviate some of this misery. what can we do? if we improve the plight of these people in their native land they wouldn't have the same incentive to make this perilous, emotional trek all the way across central america and mexico to our southern border. what i am suggesting is i understand most of the people watching disagree with my softer approach to illegal immigration, but i urge people to have a balanced approach. we want people to follow the rules. i mean even in favor of the wall, let's make people feel more secure. give the dreamers their green card for citizenship, build the wall, but have some sensibility that these our neighbors to the south, in desperate plight and if you are a mom or dad and have a child you want the best for your kids, they want the american dream. >> other things than the american dream as well. you are on the border. there are families but there are also unaccompanied minors, young men, young women. what is your sense of what is motivating folks to cross the border. are they all seeking asylum? what is the explanation? >> they are being driven by conditions in their countries, just a touch on geraldo's point, one of the children behind me is a very small 8-year-old girl from guatemala and she traveled by herself, 7 to 23 unaccompanied children and i asked her in spanish if she was afraid of the journey and she said she wasn't afraid at all. she has been traveling for 20 days at least by herself in this group with handlers that she doesn't know. but treacherous conditions from guatemala and they tell me these children are hardened by the conditions they live in so there is compassion. yesterday a moment of tremendous compassion, i posted it on my social media site, deputy chief terigo 2-year-old child on this very road, it speaks to this humanitarian is him, the compassion of the border patrol in a difficult decision therein having to force these laws because many of them were migrants or come from immigration families and understand how hard this is with these families but at the bottom they have to enforce laws in these groups and there are gang members, there's an element, a risk to this nation as well as many of them are breaking the law, all of them actually and entering the united states and they have to be dealt with under the current laws we have. >> in the national conversation as you discussed compromise and dreamers versus the wall, is the national conversation on the hill with their elected officials including this kind of push factor griff mentioned, the reality of the southern border at our border and the mexican southern border, the complexities even part of the conversation, compromise is reached towards? >> be in veneto to the program, delightful to have you, welcome aboard. i think the two parties particularly the democrats, have decided in their own machiavellian way that it is better to have this issue open, to have this issue with tumult and chaos and confusion and partisanship and fear mongering and the rest of it rather than working with the republicans to solve the problem. donald trump won the majority of electoral votes in states the count, he's the president of the united states and he ran largely on the platform that this wall gets built. i didn't like the wall, i still don't like the wall but elections have consequences, build the wall. if you build the wall it will have the effect of giving some order to this chaos and limit the crossing points to places where they can be regulated and normalized, where asylum can be sought and eliminate some of the stuff that is going on but give a compromise to those who have been in the united states for many years, give them a pass to normalization, get them out of the shadows but you need a balanced approach. two sides fighting, fighting, exacerbating tensions rather than trying to alleviate. >> as you speak about both parties want immigration as a political issue to keep it on the table rather than solve it reminds me of what you are saying about the brett kavanaugh battle, you can say it was about this or that but it was about keeping abortion is an issue on the table. >> that is right, but i will say this. i talked with sean hannity about it. we don't agree today is saturday but we love each other. my point about going forward, let's go forward together, let's be practical about it. let's be on the same page hopefully. let's be compassionate. >> there's nothing compassionate about lawlessness. if you don't have laws you can't be compassionate. >> of a 2-year-old is hungry -- >> sending 8-year-old by themselves to america, nothing compassionate about sending an 8-year-old by themselves to the border either. >> what must a parent feel to allow their 8-year-old -- >> democrats want to turn hours into one. >> less loving of their children than we are -- >> socialist -- >> into one. >> password from geraldo. >> these are our neighbors. >> i don't walk over my neighbor's fence and they are doing to be in your yard. >> if their 8-year-old is hungry, yes you do. >> back to your corner. gentlemen? 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>> it is a deadly combination. the ignorance and arrogance is a cocktail and that is why you can't let the mob take control. this is why i wrote why we fight, the principles on which we build the nation and the footage a few days ago of anti-brett kavanaugh, literally clawing at the bronze doors of the supreme court, do you want that to run our country. >> and she a wonderful exposure of what your average twentysomething, thirtysomething is thinking and has been taught in their college, she is telling it like it is. >> why we fight, i talk about what happened to the millennial generation. the big things of communism foundation published a poll, 42% of american millennials want to live in a socialist or communist america after 100 million people died thanks to karl marx and communism. we have a lot to do because the right gave education to the radicals in the 1970s and cortez is the end result. >> the name of the book is why we fight, the man fighting for his point of view, appreciate you coming in. metaphorically in his sense he seems to want to fight. >> the president will be rallying supporters, introducing traveling with the president, he joins us and telling lies to lure voters, l magazine forced to apologize for using a fake breakup story has click debate. you might click on this story and they want to get people to vote on it. it was love at first slice pizza lovers everywhere meet o, that's good! frozen pizza one third of our classic crust is made with cauliflower but that's not stopping anyone o, that's good! there lots of people who are confused about which medicare plan is right for them. hey, that's me. i barely know where to start. well, start here with me, karen. i'm a licensed humana sales agent. well, it's nice to meet you, karen. i'm john smith. hi, john. at humana, we know you're unique. so you have different needs from other john smiths. yah, i've always thought so. and together, we can find a plan that's right for you. great! i go to the doctor a couple of times a year. and i have some prescriptions. but i'm never fully sure of what's covered and what's not. with humana's all-in-one medicare advantage plans, you get coverage for hospital stays, doctor visits, and part d prescription drug benefits. all for an affordable, and sometimes, no monthly plan premium. do you have any more information? 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>> it comes from the democratic party. the party of bait and switch. republicans better get out and vote in the midterms because democrats are pulling out all the stops. when you use click be to get votes, going on a checklist, latinos and millennial's, the kanye vote, get it in, it is a classic democratic -- probably cost a lot of money and came across as a bad idea and everyone has a bad taste in their mouth. >> i didn't think he was back on social media. last week he stepped down from twitter. >> then he comes home and kim is mad at him. we are breaking up? why didn't you tell me? it ruined his afternoon. >> is this where we need jokes? all they had to do was put out an ad that says click here for voter registration. why do they need to make this a joke out of it? >> it is a horrible idea. everyone on the left thinks they wrap themselves up in just register to vote and all is forgiven. a bad idea is still a bad idea. they should stick to fashion advice and horoscopes and dating tips. >> we need tips from you on another story. we are going to move out of politics and go to tipping. the wall street journal had a headline, you want 20% for handing me a muffin? the etiquette of ipad tipping. and you have an option to tip 15, 20, 30% and body muffin. do you tip 20% on a muffin? >> know. that is not how any of this works. tipping, i waited tables. i would walk people an entire evening, there is a process. i actually worked. when you hand me a blueberry muffin you don't get extra. you should actually tip us for not choking. >> i want to push back on the idea that pete wants to be generous to people. >> i give away money for a living. we want to be nice. the ipad in front of you we don't want to say no, it is like a guilt trip. >> hopefully you have someone like me with you who will be rude and i will say the ipad is broken. i will be rude and look at everybody else in line like i'm taking one for the team. i will be the loud of noxious guy. >> i waited tables too. for something small i am superpolite, thank you, have a great morning. that is worth something and i tip when it is earned and the question is whether the software is designed to make more tips. to publicly shame us into tipping unnecessarily. >> it is all about public shaming. there is a chinese restaurant in the food court close to where i live. they ask you donate your extra change to a crazy charity and they ask you out loud like you have to answer no. i don't hate children. >> appreciate it. if you just woke up, one thing i know definitively, you did not win the mega millions jackpot because no one did. the new jackpot is skyrocketing. we will tell you how much it has grown. >> people are waiting to know how much, it is huge. in the march to the midterms women decide the outcome. our panel of women weigh in on the issues that matter most to them. what matters to the female voters coming up. so why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? 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>> democrats do not have mobs. we are concerned about all people. >> you see the violence? >> a look at west virginia teachers and that they had to almost riot to get a pay increase. women are not feeling safe and secure this election at all. the caravan is concerning. we need to look at and we need to vet people before they come into the country but the bottom line is there are certain people that are running away from violence in their own country. when he was ripping babies out of women's arms everybody was worried about that. >> he wasn't -- >> he wasn't literally but his policies were. there are a certain amount of babies and a certain amount of kids still in lockdown. >> know they are not. i understand when we walk into voting booth this coming november 6th i understand what the democrat party will get, they will get power but what do i get in that proposition? what are the policies they are presenting to us? talking about obamacare? they had a chance to get healthcare and it was a colossal failure. one third out of all counties only having one provider that was a colossal failure. all the democratic party party is is giving us his hate and resistance and i do not understand how hate and resistance will put food on my table, move me and my family out of one zip code to a better zip code. we need to put our mind around what they're offering. >> a moderate republican perhaps, a little more conservative. >> obamacare -- care for your kids or al qaeda and isis being defeated overseas. >> the women definitely have a role in the midterms and we are at a crossroads for sure. for me what is important is safety, security, economic prosperity, and at this point look what is going on with 4000 illegals trying to come into our country, the president and the republican agenda, they are able to get safety and security and are we concerned about safety for our family? how can we do that? we can't. >> react to what the president is saying, here's the president in arizona. >> they said he won't do well with women, and we do well with women. women's unemployment at 3.6%, the lowest it has been in 60 years. every day we are living by our motto promises made promises kept. >> i disagree. studies show more educated women did not vote for trump in 2016 and i also believe with midterm elections coming up there will be less women voting for republicans because like i said before the rise of the me too movement and our president on today victim of sexual assault by making fun of doctor ford during the hearing. women are looking at these. >> he was pushing back on her story -- >> the way he mimicked the way she spoke was disrespectful. it could have been done in a more tasteful manner. >> final points. >> final point for me. republican women and democratic women are angry how trump is treating women. i treat a lot of democratic and republican women maybe even haven't having my dermatology practice. they will not be voting for trump. they will not be voting down the republican ticket. >> a final point for me would be what trump has said, those issues are important to women it should be important to women but have to face the reality there is a difference between college-educated women of my generation and college-educated women of the millennial generation. >> to say real quick millennials have been indoctrinated in the liberal universities. >> democrats should lose by the largest margin in us history because they are offering us absolutely nothing. >> final point. >> the divide between democrats and republicans is making it difficult for people to be honest and transparent. we talked about this in the green room, right is right and wrong is wrong. i think female voters are not going to vote for the republicans. >> i will. >> we all are going to vote for democrats. >> have you back after the election. 2020 is all. we have adam on the fox square. >> i was called out and people thought i have never been on a tractor. i look very home on this tractor. i from tractor country. we have folks out here enjoying the fall like weather, temperatures not going to warm up a lot in new york city. let's look at the numbers, there was rain earlier today, not a lot more on the way at least in this region but it looks like showers from new england across the southeast into texas where they have been battling rain showers, still some flash flooding in south texas but the heaviest rain moves out of that area. here are your high temperatures today, pretty nice-looking fall day across the country. a lot of spot in the 60s. i want to get off the tractor because i took a lot, delaney's birthday and caitlin's birthday, happy birthday. where are you from? 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>> watching this migrant caravan is disturbing and looks like an invasion. you mentioned my mom from mexico, she came to this country illegally and went through the process and any illegal immigrant season and is not like what they see, so many layers and this is complex issue. these people are playing poverty, corrupt government and trying to send a political statement, one said [speaking spanish] which means town that doesn't speakable never be heard. they are asking for help and this is what the united states has been talking with other countries like honduras, they are willing to invest more to create jobs and cleanup the corruption but these countries and leaders need to keep people in their countries. we can take every single poor person into the united states. we are a sovereign nation, a country of laws. >> do you have relatives there and what do they and your mother say about how things changed since that time she has come here and the complexity surrounding diplomacy in the government? >> my mom's side of the country, they don't like what is happening because when people coming into mexico some of them are staying there so mexicans worry about their jobs being taken in and wages being lower because of it, there is not competition going on their and there's a lot of crime in mexico still going on, poverty is a big issue, and they make a living. my mom, daughter of a schoolteacher, in guadalajara, there's a lot of problems out there that this is concerning to everyone in the family. >> those who came legally are as much or more frustration with the chaotic process than those who are coming illegally. still ahead we are having a fall festival on fox square this morning. we have some kid friendly crafting. and loves crafting. we will get you in the fall spirit next. ♪ dad: oh, hey guys! mom (on speakerphone): hi! son (on speakerphone): dad, i two goals today! vo: getting to a comfortable retirement doesn't have to be an uncomfortable thought. see how lincoln can help. >> we are back with quick headlines. jamal khashoggi died during a fight at the saudi consulate in istanbul according to the saudi government. lawmakers are skeptical about that shocking admission from the government, 18 people have been arrested. >> a lot of people involved. saudi arabia is a great ally but what happened is an acceptable. >> democratic congressman walking castro walking back his claims made on cnn that the president's that in law, jared kushner, may have somehow planned jamal khashoggi's killing. national security adviser john bolton is headed to russia for a high-stakes meeting, he will discuss election meddling, north korea and a nuclear arms treaty. overnight the mega millions jackpot is getting bigger growing to an all-time record of $1.6 billion, no one matched all 6 numbers last night. there were 15, 23, 53, 65, 70 and the mega ball seven. you might win a smaller prize if you check it out but not the big jackpot. the next drawing is tuesday, tonight's powerball jackpot, $470 million, not as much about i will take it. those are your headlines. that is a lot of money. >> this morning we had a fall festival on the plaza and here to show some crafts the whole family will love is our trend expert with a lot of amazing craft, tell us about it. >> the destination for creativity. i will show you fun ways to get the family involved. when you think about fall you think about the start of indulgent candy and sweets and candy corn. this is a great candy corn dispenser. all it takes is terra-cotta pot, a flowerpot, turn it upside down and just like that you have a pot. you get the kids involved. next up is a pumpkin. if you see this you have this great effect on the pumpkin. i will get you guys involved. it is a great modern twist. everybody grab a can of spray paint, shake it up. >> i love this and went to be good at it and everything i make it hideous. >> i don't believe that. pop it off going ahead of it. >> don't want to spray myself. >> right in the water and when you do this at home, in a ventilated area, get in there. now here is the fun part. grab this pumpkin and dunk it in from the stem and you get this affect, take it out and look at that gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. >> what are you doing over there? you are laughing at us. >> check out what the kids are doing. >> i am crafting. >> we have some great crafts the kids are doing. nametags but you can use apples to do it. you paint the apple and look at that. already done it looks fabulous and adults can get involved. you can put your guest's name in print so you have a dinner party and everyone, plate settings, great way to personalize a dinner party. they are painting the tips of pinecones which is a fun way to add color to your centerpiece and jazz up tradition. >> what is adam doing over here? >> over here. i made this. >> it looks fantastic. it looks great. this is adding hand stamped print on your fall dinner parties that are coming up. this is amazing. happy fall from "fox and friends". more to come. >> how tough is that? >> not a lot of work around the house as you can tell. >> thank you for having me. i had a blast. >> caravan coming our way and saudi outrage coming their way, thousands marching and seeking asylum while have a world away, the saudi story over the death of a journalist facing a lot of doubters here. we report, you decide, which is the bigger threat? 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