we ve got an audience, we ve got dancers, we ve got popstars we are back! and no masks, no social distancing, just a negative test is the ticket required for 4000 people at tonight s brit awards in london. hello and thanks forjoining us. it s turning into the worst violence between israel and the palestinians in seven years. and the united nations has warned the conflict is moving towards full scale war. in the last hours militant group hamas said they d launched over another 200 rockets towards israel and these pictures from the last couple of hours show at least some of those missiles being intercepted by the israeli s iron dome missile defence system above the gaza city skyline. you can see the flashes quite clearly. in tel aviv sirens have been heard, warning of rocket fire and several explosions were heard as the hamas rockets reach the city. well, since monday over 30 people, including 10 children, have been killed in gaza following israeli airstrikes. rockets fired i
insurrectionist mobs, it has disappeared. as you heard, senate majority chuck schumer tell me on this show last night, democrats are not having it. a week ahead of donald trump s second impeachment trial, democrats in both the house and the senate are sharpening knives, as tonight, multiple outlets confirm that all five members of the former president s legal team for the impeachment trial have quit. reportedly because they refused to accept his view of a history that didn t happen. but then, given that only five republican members of the u.s. senate voted to impeach donald trump this week, you can t blame him for feeling like he can just keep his money, especially with republican lawmakers still kissing the president s ring in private meetings. more on that shortly with two of the top democrats in the house. meanwhile, nearly a dozen republicans are pushing for meeting with president biden on a bipartisan relief bill. as covid continues to ravage the nation and the nation
is it better than nothing? that s the question. it s way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that thinks that election day is the best day of the year. i m jonathan lemire on this tuesday, november 2nd. we ll begin with the news, and, indeed, we start with one of the most highly anticipated off-year election days in history. in hours americans will be casting their votes in consequential races across the east coast. in virginia democrat terry mcauliffe will look to hold off the surging republican glenn youngkin of what many say is a test of the political landscape. youngkin who entered as a largely unknown candidate has capitalized on hot-button issues like critical race theory. in new jersey recent polls show that republican challenger jack ciattarelli cutting into the lead of democrat phil murphy after republicans were down by 17 points in august, recent polls have him in single digits in a state, mind you, that president biden won
tomorrow s a good day. maria: coming up, former speaker of the house newt gingrich on tuesday s election and our country beyond joe biden. then changing the conversation, nancy pelosi racing to get a vote on the massive build back better boondoggle ahead of the election results out of virginia as the smoke and mirror show continues in rome as joe biden pushes a climate agenda he s unable to get through his own party despite the theatrics at the capitol last week. no one got everything they wanted, including me. but that s what compromise is. that s consensus. that s what i ran on. i ve long said compromise and consensus are the only way to get big things done in a democracy, important things done for the country. maria: of course, there was no consensus, no republicans are voting for pit, and for the democrats they re pushing a fake so-called framework to fool people into believing an agreement has been reached on spending trillions of dollars to fundamentally change the co
starting with the president taking a trip to europe without awaiting congress. and a possibility that they won t get the win in virginia one is almost certain. a fox news poll after the virginia governor s race showing republicans leading over democrats likely voted by an eight-point margin, this is a dramatic shake-up for months and then the election that was seen as a snapshot of where voters stand nationwide, democrats say they have delivered there on capitol hill could spell trouble in 2022. hear from president biden s own party on the voting plan yesterday which leaves him to face world leaders overseas for his legacy hangs in limbo back home. anita: we have transcontinental fox team coverage, rich edson on the trail in virginia, but we begin with peter doocy with the president abroad from st. peter s square at the vatican. where it is just after 7:00 p.m. peter, hello. good evening, anita, defeated by democrats at home, president biden came here to europe looking fo