matching 9 margin of error following a debate performance wondering if the democrat was up to the task. the gubernatorial race there is not that close according to our poll with democrat josh shapiro holding a 16-point advantage over doug mastriano. herschel walker chip away at the lead of incumbent senator raphael warnock while brian kemp is maintaining a 6 pointed a van damage. we have fox team coverage tonight. asia has any in atlanta. begin with rich edson in lancaster, pennsylvania tonight. good evening, rich. good evening, bret. a burst of new polling numbers has hit the pennsylvania senate race. the specifics vary but the general idea this race is close, within the margin of error as democrat john fetterman and republican mehmet oz campaign across the commonwealth. my promise, the bargain that i m giving to each and every one of you, you send me to washington, d.c. to be that 51st vote. i want to go to washington and bring balance so you actually have the partisa
republican but did not vote for herschel walker. bret? bret: aishah hasnie live in atlanta, aishah, thank you. president biden is largely being avoided by many democratic candidates this midterm season. is he delivering speeches and will do so again tonight in washington without candidates. white house correspondent peter doocy is at union station in washington where this speech will be. good evening, peter. peter: good evening, bret. polls show that voters are most concerned with inflation. but president biden plans, once again, to warn about the maga republicans. i asked him for details this afternoon. mr. president, how remarks tonight after the midterms. listen to the man going you will be impressed. tonight s speech will be near capitol hill. why will he be making this speech from capitol hill? because on january 6th, we saw violence geared towards subverting democratic processes there. peter: as biden struggles to sell his economic plan. on our watch for the first
have not got an yes or no just yet. bret? bret: aishah hasnie live in atlanta. thanks. there is a nasty fight brewing over free speech between the national labor relations board and whole foods. the concerns that company s order prohibiting employees from wearing logos or slogans pertaining to the black lives matter movement. correspondent david spunt has specifics tonight from the justice department. in a politically charged battle over free speech, whole foods is going head to head with the national labor relations board. after the company in 2020 banned employees from wearing black lives matter masks on the job. i expected more from a company that i admire. i think they should let us support any kind of movement that is human rights. but there is no indication executives at the amazon owned chain are against the movement. instead,. they are following a broader company policy reference a statement to fox news.