both candidates with alexandria in fredericksburg and rich edson in virginia beach. rick, we ll start with you. what s the latest in this extremely close race? well, anita, the very latest is beer, wings and college football. there s an event at a sports bar. the governor just left, and terry mcauliffe with the local celebrities and politicians trying to get the vote out in the democratic area in the southeast corner of the state. they ll head up to richmond a democratic pocket and northern virginia trying to turn out voters. democrats have repeatedly trying to tie glenn youngkin to donald trump, and so we asked mcauliffe if he s making the race too much about the former president? well, well, well, please don t say that. he has had so much of a reason he s running is because of donald trump. he tried to play it both ways. i never said the reason i m running is because of joe biden or barack obama, i m running because this is what i want to do for virginians. earlier th
glen youngkin is holding one of several events today. mark, let s start things off with you, good afternoon. mark: mike, good afternoon, to you. this was not supposed to be a close race given republicans recent track record in the state of virginia but this race is now neck and neck and republicans tell us they fell energized and believe glen youngkin s decision to campaign heavily on education issues is what s going the pay off at the polls. he s going to be campaigning where we are here in new port news a few hours from now and youngkin a political new comer says if elected he will do a lot to reshape the classrooms in the common wealth. friends on day one we are going to launch the most aggressive charter school program in the history of virginia. [cheers and applause] choice within our public system where a child zip code won t determine his or her destiny. mark: youngkin has continued to campaign on raising teacher pay and vowing to hire more school resource officers
bill: as you know the price of gasoline affects everything including what you eat. folks the shelling out more for meat, produce, price of pork up 30%. dana: pandemic is squeezing supply chains. international shipments grinding to a halt. some cargo ships can t dock with the holiday shopping season around the corner. bill: the price of natural gas hit a high. we could be in store for an expensive winter. dana: before we talk about these numbers i think for the context of it here is what the quinnipiac poll said biden s approval numbers of the economy. 39% approve, 29%. not so good 69% because they re seeing all these prices increase. that s right, dana. good to see you, good to see you, bill. this is not a good combination. inflation going higher, not enough jobs, labor shortage underway. look, the inflation situation we have all felt and it will get worse because of this disruption on the supply chain. let me just point to the slowest job growth we ve seen all year
few days ago. the numbers diminishing from 10,000 migrants to about 3,000 now. sandra: it all comes as democrats compare the situation to slavery with false claims of agents on horseback using whips to control crowds of migrants. the white house now facing widespread criticism for failing to offer meaningful solutions to the crisis. john: questions linger over how many haitians are being deported and how many are being allowed to stay in the united states. we have live fox team coverage to kick off this friday afternoon. chris wallace joins us in just a minute. sandra: we begin with jeff paul live in del rio, he kicks things off for us. yes, big changes in del rio, texas, we think about a couple of days ago there were thousands and thousands of people camped out underneath the international bridge here in del rio, now you can see it s pretty much all cleared out. and you have heavy machinery out here cleaning trees and moving things along. and that s what we have been
our nato allies were. national security adviser jake sullivan of the prospects for diplomacy and how the united states plants to fortify its role as leader of the free world in the face of challenges from china and russia. then a comet debate on the hill over the u.s. rule in this conflict. is it safe to send more american troops to europe at this time? i think reinforcing our existing nato allies with troops it s deafly appropriate. were joined by senator a democrat on the foreign relations committee and centered jon nebraska or republican member of that committee. then. we have a real problem with the flow of guns to the inner-city pre- we cannot continue to endure the level of violence we are now experiencing. mayors call for federal help for the rising crime. president biden tries to reassure law enforcement. we will ask our sunday panel how the president walks the line between crime and policing. plus, elizabeth the second marks 70 years as queen. we will d