anyone s game with four critical tossup races neck and neck. you are watching fox and friends first, i m todd piro. carley: i m carley shimkus. governor races across the country are scrambling for votes in theun areup to the big day. i m a democrat running on my record on crime. seem to care more. my eight year old understands the government printses trillions of dollars, prices go up. you sent me to get stuff done, that is what i ve done. working with republicans and democrats to get legislation republicans know tim ryan is completely fraudulent when he claims to have supported policy, they know the record. this race for governor is not about democrats or republicans, it is choice between sanity and chaos and about electing leader to goff earnwith vision and strength. solid conservatives for a long time, we haven t moved, guess who moved? democrats, further and further and further. todd: ashley strohmier has more on the final pitches. ashley: a new abc
focus onhis opponent s health. focused on the issues. speak let s talk about the elephant in the room. i had a stroke. he s never let me forget that. i might miss some words during this debate, but it knocked me down and i m going to keep coming back up. this campaign to me is about fighting for everyone in pennsylvania whoever got knocked down. john fetterman during this crime wave has been trying to get as many murderers out of jail as possible. his radical positions extend beyond crime. to legalize all drugs, open the border, raising our taxes. i want washington to be civil again. we needed to be less radical peer john fetterman would not bring that. todd: live with the latest on this and the other high stick debates happening overnight. john fetterman and dr. mehmet oz s long-awaited debate was not short on drama. using closed captioning after suffering a stroke earlier this year was confronted about his previous conflicting statements on fracking. listen. you hav
the last 24-36 hours that boris johnson, who originally said he was entrenched and wasn t going anywhere, you would have to remove him with blood on his hands, was the analogy, what is leading him to resign? nigel: catastrophic loss of confidence from those who voted in 2019 and those who make up the government and run the country. resigning to a point he did not have a lot of men and women with him to take jobs to keep the country running. i ve never seen anything like it. i ve seen people s reputation fall and rise in short periods of time. these are huge events and the old story of the straw that broke the camel s back. there have been serious upsets with johnson not telling the truth over the party while the rest of us couldn t go visit our grandmothers. many time what he said has been found not true. in the end, it was serious allegations about sexual impropriety and he knew the truth about the individual and did not take care of it. this is it, we cannot go on with it
workers and $350 million in job training to help formerly incarcerated and at-risk teens enter the workforce. critics say it will not help reverse soft on crime policies perpetuating lawlessness. more of the same nonsense we keep hearing from the people who simply don t want accountability for crime f. they are prosecuted, you have judges who aren t sentencing them to the sentences they are supposed to get. the criminals know this. this is a game to them. they are very savvy about what they can get away with. carley: all right, interesting bit of news this morning. we re talking about the $1.9 trillion stimulus package passed march of last year, part led to inflationary period we re in right now, it pumped so much money into the system, gave people stimulus checks, even people that didn t need them and the white house released information about how some cities used covid money to help fight crime. we read some. i will follow-up with more. $10 billion for crime reduction.
announcing his retirement after more than 20 seasons in the nfl. fox & friends first continues right now. have a nice day. jillian: 5:00 on the east coast, in new york city, and it is 10:00 in london town. good morning to, i m jillian mele. you re watching fox & friends first on this monday. good to see you, benjamin. ben: you too. we both had to get up an hour earlier today. a lot of people will be struggling this morning with daylight saving time. jillian: it s always a struggle. a lot of people like the whole daylight longer but for me when you go to bed at 6:00 p.m., when it s super bright shining in your room it makes it a little challenging. so i have mixed opinions on this. ben: i can tell you, there is perhaps some hope in. neil: in sight. senator rubio put a bill up, seeks to make daylight saving permanent, partly to do with the golf and barbecue lobby. they want an extra hour of daylight. jillian: as a golfer, i can appreciate that. ben: as can i. today, a