in georgia and lucas tomlinson outside the white house. but we start first with rich edson in harrisburg, pennsylvania, where all eyes are on the nail-biter race between fetterman and oz. rich, good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon, mike. this is a government union headquarters here in harrisburg, the capital city of pennsylvania, john fetterman just finished rallying supporters here, he s been highlighting union workers here, the union vote. of he was rallying with union officials and workers yesterday in the philadelphia area. he said at this rally here that he plans on continuing to recover from his stroke, and he wants to win this election. c. oz has never forgotten every day that i had a stroke. in january i ll be much better, but he will still be a fraud. reporter: oz ripped fetterman for refusing to debate, and when he agreed, did so only once, two weeks before election day, and after hundreds of thousands of early votes had been cast. oz and republicans natio
pelosi. plus. the poll that matters is the poll that is taken on november 8 at 8:00 p.m. a deep dive on those attention grabbing poles. we have pollsters from both parties hereto explain what the numbers can and cannot tell us ahead of november 8. republican kellyanne conway joins us live. republicans aim to win the house and senate but they have yet to overcome razor thin origins and key races. democrats caught on a hot mike reassuring president biden they can hold on. asking republican national committee chairwoman whether her party can close the deal. we will get reaction from democratic senator chris coons who has been on the trail helping a senator in a tight race. plus, elon musk takes the helm of twitter. wilkie gave former president trump back his megaphone. we will ask our sunday panel what happens now that the billionaire free speech advocate is in charge. it could be the biggest supreme court case this fall. arguments in college admissions. the potential impact
republicans former president barack obama was stumping in week, continues hig campaign blitz, this week he will be in nevada. obama spent saturday going after republican candidates herschel walker. and dixon. he is a celebrity who wants to be a politician. and we have seen how that goes. he said i m a celebrity. you got that one wrong i m not a celebrity. i m that warriors for god. opponent, her plan would slash billions of dollars from education to change michigan constitution to allow taxpayer dollars to go to private schools. a new theme of democrats to mock parents in state of michigan, parents who ar concerned about learning loss. he mocks the idea of parents have to have decision making power. bill: i want to show where you joe biden stands in his general approval rating at 40%. 4 years ago, former president president trump at 43% during midterm, republicans lost 40 seats in the house, back to president obama two terms, lost 13 seats approval rating just a tick
plus. the poll that matters is the poll that is taken on november 8 at 8:00 p.m. a deep dive on those attention grabbing poles. we have pollsters from both parties hereto explain what the numbers can and cannot tell us ahead of november 8. republican kellyanne conway joins us live. republicans aim to win the house and senate but they have yet to overcome razor thin origins and key races. democrats caught on a hot mike reassuring president biden they can hold on. asking republican national committee chairwoman whether her party can close the deal. we will get reaction from democratic senator chris coons who has been on the trail helping a senator in a tight race. plus, elon musk takes the helm of twitter. wilkie gave former president trump back his megaphone. we will ask our sunday panel what happens now that the billionaire free speech advocate is in charge. it could be the biggest supreme court case this fall. arguments in college admissions. the potential impact on kids
Be a competitive gop primary? shannon, i m not talking about 2024. it is all about nine days from now and the midterms. president trump has done 30 rallies with our candidates. people want to the scene with trump. he has raised so much money. he has raised hundreds of millions of dollars into the committees, so he is out working on behalf of other candidates to make sure that we win these majorities. we will see come next tuesday. we know it will take some time for all the dust to settle. thank you for making time to come in. joining us now is senator chris coons of delaware. welcome back to fox news sunday. thank you. great to be on with you. shannon: democrats may not have expected they would be having some trouble. let s talk about new hampshire. a gop challenger.