but with terry, you know. he's done it. and you know this about terry. he knows how to work hard. this guy is the energizer bunny. he does not sleep. he does not stop. he started his own business at the age of 14. paving driveways to help pay for college. now, i don't remember exactly what i was doing at 14, but i will tell you, i was not starting my own business. and ever since, terry has brought the same grit and determination to everything he's done, from public service to business to being a husband to being a father of five amazing children, so the guy knows how to work hard. and he's persuasive. and terry knows what it means to lead. a lot of times you see candidates say one thing to one group of people, and then they act a little bit different with another group of people. they don't seem sincere. they don't want you to know what they're really all about. but with terry, you don't have to wonder what he's going to be like as governor, because you've seen it. he walked the walk. didn't just talk the talk. as your governor, terry kept virginia on the right track after the gre

but, but with terry, you know. he's done it. and you know this about terry. he knows how to work hard. this guy is the energizer bunny. he does not sleep. he does not stop. he started his own business at the age of 14. paving driveways to help pay for college. now i don't remember exactly what i was doing at 14, but i will tell you, i was not starting my own business. and ever since, terry has brought the same grit and determination to everything he's done. from public service to business to being a husband, to being a father of five amazing children. so the guy knows how to work hard. and he's persuasive. and terry knows what it means to lead. a lot of times you see candidates say one thing to one group of people and then they act a little bit different with another group of people. they don't seem sincere. they don't want you to know what they're really all about. but with terry, you don't have to wonder what he's going to be like as governor. you've seen him. he walks the walk. doesn't just talk the talk. as your governor, terry kept virginia on the right

terry mcauliffe does not have that advantage. host: what does each candidate have to do to win in virginia? where are the strengths that have to turn out both on election day and ahead of election day in early voting? guest: well, i will give you a general comment and then we can get to the specifics. we want to get questions. but, generally speaking, there are sibling more immigrants in the new virginia than republicans. a lot more. that was not true even 10 or 15 years ago. the state has been changing significantly in demographic terms and in regional terms. the most democratic region of the state's northern virginia. northern virginia, depending on how you define the region, is about one third of the entire statewide vote now. so they turn out. back in the old days, and i have seen virginia since the early 50's, virginia was democratic. but, very conservative if democratic. -- very conservative democratic. southern democratic. it switched to republican in the 1970's getting with governor lyndon holden who was elected in 1979,

terry is the better candidate for the job. youngkin is not putting distance between him and donald trump. he has been, now, endorsed by donald trump six times. not one, not two, not three, not four, not five, but six times. if you heard donald trump last week, donald trump said glenn youngkin will do what he wants him to do. this is truly an election with a difference between a candidate who has the vision, the fortitude, the experience. terry mcauliffe, to come in and lift virginia forward versus an office who came into the scene playing nothing but election integrity, which is a racist dog whistle against -- with election -- with the big lie from washington. >> okay, so if you lay it out like that -- >> and making it about trump. >> if you're laying it out like that why is it seemingly not working for terry? >> it is working. who said it's not working? >> let's pop up the poll. in a state that's gone blue over the last few gubernatorial elections. >> the polls have governor northam by 1% down last time, and we saw what happe

a lot of terry mcauliffe supporters are avoiding reality. it's about terry mcauliffe himself. his support for critical race theory in the schools. his statements he made that parents should be hands off on their children's education. listen to this. >> any concern with terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin getting so close in a state like virginia? do you think that maybe mcauliffe's actions in the schools when he said parents have to stay out of the public schools system, that affected it a little bit? >> terry didn't say that. >> the way i look at public education, while parents involvement is important. if they want more control over their child's curriculum, there are other options other than public education. >> do you think it has anything to do with the fact that there is a lot of parents in loudoun county and any of that, with the schools and what mcauliffe said about being hands off? that could have affected this again. >> [inaudible]. >> sean, some people were rude when i pressed on those questions. that's understandable. they are backing terry mcauliffe here because th

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but with terry, you know. he's done it. and you know this about terry. he knows how to work hard. this guy is the energizer bunny. he does not sleep. he does not stop. he started his own business at the age of 14. paving driveways to help pay for college.

governors race, but i'm not sure if you will give terry mcauliffe that much help. terry mcauliffe himself said that biden may actually give him negative in the state. you need to get democratic votes to the polls. that is a warning sign. you're looking to get enthusiasm up at a time when in past elections that was not a challenge. democrats were flocking to the polls in virginia during the trump era. it is harder to have democrats showing up for terry mcauliffe in an off-year election. host: if you are to do that, it would be a busy time for him as congress continues to debate in the democratic party in particular continues to debate the build back better agenda, what the final number should be. what is your gut telling you about how longer this will take? does biden get the budget reconciliation bill through the house and senate? guest: usually the notion in washington is something that important is too big to fail. i'm afraid the trillions of dollars in proposed spending that the white house and democratic party are trying to pass may be too big to pass. you have

with terry, we've not talked at all during this campaign. i find people coming to virginia to tell virginiaians how to vote appeal they know more about us who live here. one thing that is concerns, some things that terry said he is speaking for. as it relates to what part of the wing and group he represents. the lieutenant governor was called upon to resign. not because he was convicted. but because some people says he had done something. i would like to think that the governor of virginia beliefs in due process, you being a lawyer you know what i mean. if people were going to be disqualified because of what someone says, none of us would be there. i think terry is trying to straddle it, but i don't believe that straddling is necessary. say when you believe. vote for the issues that you stand for. if you believe in education, what have you done? if you believe in criminal justice reform, what have you done? if you believe in housing and betterment of transportation, what did you do when you had 4 years to do it? virginia does not allow gover

terry mcauliffe has sat sit down, be quiet, i don't care what you think. >> terry mcauliffe would like to clean up his words again as he did on call, but it is difficult in a state where a close election will be determined in the fast-growing northern virginia suburbs where you have a lot of parents and a lot of debate about critical race theory and what's being taught in schools, to have a candidate for governor saying i don't want to listen to parents or i -- i would go side with teachers over parents stepping in it. >> clearly a misstep. let's just say for the record in case anyone doesn't know, they don't teach critical race theory to kids in kids k-through, that's not a thing. >> only for a republican candidate. >> it is hotly debated but not actually a thing, so i think for terry mcauliffe there are two challenges, and one is that glen youngkin is not donald trump. if terry mcauliffe was running against donald trump it would be a completely different race but youngkin has a mass appeal to kind of the center or slightly right of center or -- well, probably not left center but cent

this bill is going to come to his desk and terry will sign it. he's collected tens of millions of dollars from them and it will be the low for virginia business climate. this is why every business organization that is offered in endorsement so far has given it to me. they don't trust you. it's about standing up for what's right for virginia workers we in fact have to recognize virginia's economy must grow and not to be stalled and we can go to work together to build an economy that will lift up all virginians. >> i have support and think of the school we are at. the republican national committee and finance chair, one of the biggest business leaders. what good does that do you? he's already supporting the endorsement and is on the public list. a lot of unions support me. i am for raising the minimum wage. he is against raising the minimum wage and sick days and medical leave. we are going to lift up workers here in virginia and make them the best. >> if they want to unionize are you going to be there to help them? >> businesses make their own dec

terry mcauliffe greets a small crowd. rachel: republican glenn youngkin and his supporters come out in droves. todd, that what you're seeing on the ground. reporter: if that is any indication. it is going to be the republican who comes out on top. greeted by a crowd of roughly 40 people in norfolk, despite the paltry size he touted number of early voters who already cast their ballots in the tightly contested race. very far cry from throngs, raucously greeted glen kung kin. we were there as they gave the former exec a reception better fit for the top store. despite the enthusiasm and the optimism, the candidate. >> the polls don't win elections but they look good. virginia is coming together, making a statement, a statement about the future of our commonwealth. it is a defining moment. reporter: youngkin supporters making their case on the issues as their candidate enjoys an 8-point lead among likely voters. >> i was never into politics before i turned 12. but once i was put out of school because of you a the covid and ev

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terry mcauliffe is in trouble. they controlled the house and senate in virginia and he refused to take up right to work legislation. why the hell would any working man in virginia vote for him? let's look at the federal level. the corruption on the democratic side is mind-boggling. they refused to have a vote on medicare in the house. if you refuse to have a vote where the majority of your members say they are for it, you know it's a fraud party. they are just taking the money from the health insurance industry. it will reflect in the midterms. take a look at the public option that biden said that he would do. backed off of that. look at the minimum wage at $15 an hour. those white senators from the northern states made sure that we didn't have a $15 per hour minimum wage, and you want to be rewarded in the midterms? josh, can you address some of these? guest: i think the caller brings up an interesting point, that democrats are getting it from the left and from the middle and from the right in opposite directions.

terry mcauliffe is doing a weird dance in the video by the way. don't dance on camera, that will not work for you. what about stacey abrams? are you worried about that? >> i think this is what a 43 year career politician does. he knows he can't win so he's going to bring everybody you can think of it into virginia to campaign on his behalf. even some of the who lost. i do not understand why in the world terry mcauliffe thinks that somebody who lost a race and complained and said it was stolen from her is someone who should speak on his behalf. that's what he's doing. laura, i'm campaigning across the commonwealth of virginia as a virginian, i am representing virginia and i'm going to go work for virginia. terry mcauliffe is doing and showing how desperate he is. he has seen the same number i am. we are about to make a statement across the great country and i invite everybody to join us. please join us at the website, not just for virginia but for america. if spewing great to see you tonight and will be watching tomorrow. democrat leaders were unma

but, but with terry, you know. he's done it. and you know this about terry. he knows how to work hard. this guy is the energizer bunny. he does not sleep. he does not stop. he started his own business at the age of 14. paving

terry mcauliffe doesn't know how to tell the truth. reality is, he said what he said in front of america, he double downed, triple down and said it again and again and again, even this week while that ad is running, he said it again. he wants big government between parents and children and by the way, when parents get up to complain, he called joe biden and had the f.b.i. sent in to silence parents. this is why the race is clearly moving our direction. virginians recognize terry mcauliffe is about big government imposing its view on individual liberties. it comes to our kids and our jobs and our communities, virginians know best way forward is through governor who will respect it. >> sandra: vice president kamala harris was asked about the race being tight and said this. >> this race is tight and what happens here, i promise you is about the people in the state and people of our country. we have to make it clear, virginia, we're paying attention. >> sandra: are they paying attention to the economy and the spending and the inflation and

terry? >> to tom's point. the space shuttle flight cost a billion dollars but when he got into orbit we didn't launch them into space. >> we hope not. >> yes. there is a big reinvestment that space activity helps right here on earth. >> harris: i want to talk about what space does to the body. when you are 90, you are prepping for this. you are not flying with the blue angels every afternoon so you know how to clinch your teeth and what zero gravity feels like. i was a child of a combat pilot. what does it do for william shatner to go 62 miles up in the air even if it was only 11 minutes? >> well, the first thing is weightlessness. as soon as that engine shuts off you are floating. you can only experience that on earth for a few seconds if an airplane. that's unusual. i talked about this earlier. you have an urge to flail. it took me a few days or a few weeks before i was really good at floating. that's something that is alien. in a few minutes i don't think they would have that problem. when the crew got out

glenn youngcan tied with terry mcauliffe. it is down to the wire we are down with the latest. >> shouldn't even talk about the number. it is not spending money. it is so tax-cut for working-class people. >> >> on the brink of disaster as he tries to sell his spending plan. a vast majority of women aren't buying it. "fox and friends" starts now. >> you are watching "fox and friends first," todd and jillian have the day off. >> >> on his handling of the economy tanking. >> to convince congress and the american people the massive spending plan is the answer. >> the president returned to his hometown to install the domestic agenda floating scaled-back version of his multi-trillion dollars social services and climate change package which still costs nothing. watch. >> the cost of the bill back better is 0. 0. 0. it does not increase the debt. when you talk about the number we shouldn't even talk about the numbers because it is all paid for. in addition to that, half of it is a tax-cut. it is not spending money. it is tax-cut for w

it is terry mcauliffe who is on the ticket and he is not doing well. there is no momentum behind him. to be honest the democratic party doesn't have a lot of momentum given their inability to get things done in washington. on the flip side, glen youngkin does have momentum and they run a really smart campaign in terms of not peaking too soon and slow and steady wins the race. they've gone from five points behind, four points behind and now a virtual dead heat. the key to his success is he has been encouraging early voting. they have early campaign models. he needs to get 34% of the early voting numbers. he's already at around 40. so they are looking at early voting numbers are strong. and the good thing he is doing is speaking to the people of virginia about what they care about. jobs, pocketbook issues, public safety, and education. terry mcauliffe who is campaigning against donald trump who is not on the ticket and cleaning up comments he said about public education and parents should not be involved in those decisions >> i know you are eager to get

president biden is apparently going to stump for terry mcauliffe. but that's a real problem for mcauliffe, because biden's collapsing popularity is part of the reason why the virginia governor's race has become a kind of referendum on the first nine months of joe biden's time in office, and it's not going well. and glenn youngkin looks like he might win a state that has been trending very sharply blue for, you know, over the past decade. what we're watching at the moment, jon, is something really extraordinary. we're watching the perception shift about which party is on the side of the little guy. and you heard very clearly in president obama's speech there he was mocking glenn youngkin because he's been a former ceo, and he head a joke about glenn youngkin, you know, not being the kind of guy who did the dishes, not doing the grocery shopping. but all over virginia there are ordinary people who are really cross about their children being brainwashed in schools and the perception is changing. ordinary people are thinking, wait a minute, the democrat

eric: democratic candidate former governor terry mcauliffe heavyweight to fire up support. poll numbers have fallen in recent weeks. live look at campaign event going on in virginia, virginia senator tim kaine speaking on behalf of mr. mcauliffe. congressman has majority also campaigning in the commonwealth for mcauliffe. hey, rich. >> good afternoon, eric. virginia senator speaking right over my shoulder and as he mentioned, a number of washington congressional politicians and democrats coming up to virginia right by the big city, 15 or 20 minutes, the vice president for terry mcauliffe last evening's are probably a little bit we will hear from jim clyburn from south carolina. and bobby scott, virginia congressman is here as well. we will see a lot of this the next few days all the way up until election day as congressional democrats, to campaign for terry mcauliffe. this is number or event for him, trying to get democrats to the polls. a new washington post poll has the race essentially tied with education, capturing the list of top voter concerns with the economy. the ed

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i've said it all along, the only person excited about terry mcauliffe is terry mcauliffe, and, sean, the big thing is, this race has become a national race. virginians are voting for the nation. i get so many emails and textso every day, our website at youngkinforgovernor.com is overwhelmed by folks coming in and being part of what is going to not just change the future of this great commonwealth of virginia but sent a shock across the entire country that we are going to take our country back. >> sean: so, b one of our reporters for fox news, i believe foxnews.com, says he is writing a story about mcauliffe hiring marc elias. now what is interesting about this, a friend of this program jonathan turley tweeting out they are a host of election lawyers, but mcauliffe has hired a lawyer accused of lyingn to the media, currently involved in a major investigation that has already led to an indictment of his former partner. mcauliffe may be preparing to challenge any win by glenn youngkin. and the response was, they didn't mean to do it, but they write "can we get this story killed," "can w

what i believe is that money belongs to virginians not terry mcauliffe. by the way the two.$6 billion again. piling tax upon tax to eliminate the grocery tax and eliminate the standard deduction with the largest tax rebate in virginia history the taxes were too high and make the cost of living lower and then he>> wants to ban abortion and is against gay marriage i have those who to richmond virginia and then with extreme position i have nestlÉ corporation to move out of l.a. so that 20 billion new capital and i was governor. i inherited a two.5 billion-dollar deficit. i'm very proud of the record. >> willing to the next issue. >> and then that is of the misdemeanors so earlier this year that is a top priority of yours but there had not been significant so that one —- significant funds from theem elections is not a problem. and those that are trusted and saved are not a republican issuer democrat issue but my opponent stood up and said in 2000 that they stole the election, synthetic continually that george w. bush was legitimately elected. and to report

i know terry mcauliffe, and i can tell you as governor no one worked harder for their state. i also watched terry stand strong on the values we all care about, protecting every citizen's right to vote, fighting climate change, and defending a woman's right to choose. >> the republican candidate for governor virginia is focusing his closing measures to voters on banning books. including a book that when the pulitzer prize. this is the subject of his latest campaign ad. >> as a parent it is tough to catch everything, so when my son showed me his reading assignment, my heart sunk. it was some of the most explicit material you can imagine, and met with lawmakers they could not believe what i was showing them. their faces turned bright red with embarrassment. they passed bills, requiring schools to notify parents when explicit content was assigned. it was bipartisan, it gave parents a say, the option to choose an alternative for my children. it was so grateful. but then governor terry mcauliffe vetoed it, twice, he doesn't think parents should have a say. he said that. he shut us

that's why people are energized to come out and vote for terry mcauliffe. and we've had close to 400,000 people early vote. we've got a lot of excitement going on. >> terry, on this enthusiasm point, congressman eric swalwell put out a tweet that i don't know if you have a monitor there, but we'll put it up on the screen. someone has -- it's a picture of a baby yelling, looking like yelling into a phone, and the person has captured, congressman swalwell of california wrote, i need every virginian to vote for @terrymcauliffe or my future is blanked, exclamation point, with links to how people can vote. so terry mcauliffe, on that happy note, i want to thank you for coming back to "the sunday show." good luck on the campaign trail. before i go, i want everyone to know that msnbc has reached out to mcauliffe's opponent, glenn youngkin numerous times for an interview and he has declined. terry, thank you again very much. >>> up next, lots under attack in texas. abortion rights, voting rights, transgender student rights. even education. so what's really going on

. ♪♪ mike: with just two days until election day, glenn youngkin and terry mcauliffe headache their final pitches to voters. welcome to "fox news live" on this halloween, i'm mike emmanuel. youngkin leading by 8 points in the typically blue state. we'll start with rich edson in the richmond suburbs with the latest for the mcauliffe campaign. good afternoon, rich are. >> reporter: good afternoon, mike. i'm in a backyard of a supporter's home in the rich honed suburbs, preparing to host terry mcauliffe where he'll also campaign with congresswoman abigail spam berger, this is her district. it's a close, tight district here, they're trying to turn out democrats from here and across the state. mcauliffe is in the northern art of the state close to the d.c. suburbs, that is manassas, virginia is. he'll come back down here and then head back up to northern virginia in a race that has become very tight. a recent washington post poll had this race essentially tied with education now sharing the list of top voter concerns along with the economy. the post poll also said in september education voters

terry is running against an acolyte of donald trump. donald trump, donald trump, donald trump. >> reporter: despite support from the president, prominent democrats, the latest poll showing the race tighter than ever. a recent poll has the race tied with democrat mcauliffe at 45.6% and glenn youngcan and 45.2% but mcauliffe facing new backlash for inflating the coronavirus numbers, washington post giving them four pinocchio's for making several exaggerated claims including the there were 8000 new cases on a single day in september when there were actually only 2000, stating there were 1100 children in the icu when they were less then 40. youngkin saying this. >> no enthusiasm for terry mcauliffe, no one showing up to vote. we are seeing begin to the avalon our side. this is happening across virginia. this is no longer republicans against democrats, it is virginians making a statement they are ready to elect a different kind of governor. >> reporter: member of the black virginia's for glenn youngkin collision says she's ready for that cha

those are hard subjects for terry mcauliffe to speak about. people are hearing what they want to hear. ready to turn us in the right direction. jillian: you your self running for reelection, can you tell me what the voters have been expressing is their biggest concern to you? >> a lot of people are just in our that the beautiful county they moved to and there are some wonderful people here, it hurts to see loudoun in news as the epicenter of some nasty controversies, but they came here for good schools in many cases, good jobs, good schools and they don't like what they are seeing so they are in shock. they send kids to good schools because education is important but loudoun has gotten off focusing more on cultural indoctrination and whether people have children in schools or not they see that as wrong and divisive and counterproductive to children getting the education. jillian: are you seeing first time voters who perhaps are awake to a lot of the issues, loudoun county being at the center of a lot of issues at the forefront of people's mind

let's get right to terry moran live on the hill tonight. terry, we know this whistle-blower plans to testify tomorrow before congress about what she says facebook knowingly does. she did leave taking thousands of documents with her. does she face any legal exposure for that or is she protected? >> reporter: well, she will be up here tomorrow morning, david, testifying before senators and she is protected from retaliation by the s.e.c.'s whistle-blower program. and with facebook gradually coming online now along with the other apps, it is still unknown where there is any connection between that massive outage and her revelations. david? > terry moran live on the hill leading us off on a monday night. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that oil spill threatening the coast of southern california. an underwater pipe spilling a torrent of crude oil. wildlife killed, beaches closed. late today, we were out on the ocean. tonight, divers have now zeroed in on the source and this evening, our team at kabc flying over the emergency work

what's your send of how terry mcauliffe is doing? is he in danger of losing this state that joe biden won by ten points just a year ago? and if glenn youngkin pulls this off, how much of this is due to problems back in washington, problems getting these economic bills passed that the president has been coming to you guys and saying, we need to get this done? >> well, thank you so much for having me on. i'm excited to talk about the elections in virginia. i was just at an event a couple hours ago where there were just -- just a crowd of people excited to get out and vote, excited to make sure that their friends, families, neighbors get out and vote. and i'm excited about the election on tuesday. virginia, because of our off-year elections, always has the challenge and the opportunity of setting the pace after a presidential year of what it is we're going to see in our commonwealth and certainly in the nation moving forward. so i'm excited about the election. people are fired up. there's a lot of enthusiasm. you know, i cast my vote a

by electing terry the next governor of the commonwealth of virginia! alicia: former president obama in richmond, virginia, earlier today stumping for democrat terry mcauliffe in the governor's race. high profile democrats are heading to the state as mcauliffe is shown in a dead heat with republican glenn youngkin with just over a week until election day. mark meredith is live in richmond with more. hey, mark. >> reporter: good afternoon. terry mcauliffe is counting on the biggest names to try to fire if up debate and help him out in what's turned out to be a very close race. former president had a lott to say, very eager to to be back out on the campaign trail helping out terry mcauliffe here at virginia commonwealth university. it was interesting to hear the president showing his full support for mcauliffe but also bashing the republican in this race. although the former president made it clear he sees this as a race that goes beyond just virginia especially going into next year's midterm election. >> i believe you right here in virginia are going to

had a son it would be terry mcauliffe. his uncle would be joe biden. this is what we have got. at the end of the day, believes that government should stand between parents and their children. that's so not right. he wants to force to everybody join a union. he believes in defunding police and demeaning them. he in fact wants to raise taxes at a time where virginians have been overtacked by $2.6 billion. i'm going to give that money back. we are going to stand up. [cheers and applause] we are going to stand up for the rights of virginians and we, in fact, have going to stand in the way of terry mcauliffe's government controlled political machine. [cheers and applause] >> ben: the force that the democratic party is putting behind mcauliffe is obviously significant. this is a bell where race. bellwether race.he has gotten st of people who support some of these most extreme things. i'm sure you have seen the footage of senator sinema being harassed by people it turns out the free beacon funded in part by george soros and other

the sun is setting on terry mcauliffe's 43 year political campaign and is he bringing in anybody can he to help. this is about virginia. this is about virginians and the issues at hand. >> youngkin says he is focusing on a local race but the president's polling numbers now large i under water certainly have been an asset here. bret? >> bret: rich, where do they head tomorrow and what is each campaign saying about where they need to focus ahead of tuesday's election? >> yeah, they want to turn their people out. what you have got now is tomorrow glenn youngkin campaigning largely down here to start the day in southern virginia. terry mcauliffe will start to head north through charlottesville end up in the northern part of the state largely democratic. and then on friday in the southeastern corner in the norfolk area where vice president kamala harris is supposed to campaign with politicians. >> rich edson live on the trail in virginia. thanks. the homeland security department says u.s. immigration authorities will no longer be make routine immigration arrests at schools, hospitals or a

terry mccauliffe seeing the same thing. he is acting like a desperate candidate bringing in everybody he can find to campaign with him to get the spotlight off his failing campaign. we're seeing across virginia independents, democrats and republicans come together and we're marching to victory. i can see it and feel it and it is all across this great commonwealth. >> dana: sometimes it is about instincts, right? but you say you have the numbers to back it up as well. a few days left to go. president biden came in last night to rally for terry mccauliffe before he heads to europe at the big climate change meeting. he said something that i thought was over the line. i want to get your take on it. listen to it. >> president biden: the lives lost to this pandemic could have been saved. extremism can come in many forms. it can come in the rage of a mob driven to assault the capitol. it can come in a smile and a fleece vest. either way, the big lie is still a big lie. >> dana: background you can see terry mccauliffe nodding, smil

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and terry mcauliffe joins us now. terry, how are you doing? >> joe, mika, the band is back together! great to see you all! >> the band is back together. >> a shot of vodka. >> exactly. it's so funny, terry, about two months ago i said to mika, you wouldn't believe how many emails i get from terry, trump campaign emails, everybody's emails. i'm on everybody's list. i'm sitting there like terry has this really weird new strategy. every day he says the sky is falling. we're going to lose this. next day, i can't believe we're choking. next day, my god, we're going to let trump win. i said he's going to win by 20 points. if he's doing this to raise money. fast forward two, three months, my god, this race is as close as you said it was. so i'm from outside looking in, but virginia shouldn't be this close, should it, terry? what's going on? >> well, first of all, virginia's always close. this is an off-off year. we just have gone through the presidential election and turnout dropped significantly. the whole goal here is to make sure you're getting yo

terry mcauliffe says giving him an advantage, early voting started. in the middle of september so that was during a time when mcauliffe had better poll numbers and he has right now. jon: what a race to watch. rich, thank you. president biden meeting with world leaders of the g27 summit were pushing to resume nuclear talks with iran is among the items on the agenda. peter doocy is live with the latest. reporter: good evening, you can't do this of resume, dinner diplomacy. they had a very late and quincy sit down with the other g20 leaders salmon, risotto, seabass and a cream dessert on the menu. no cameras were allowed inside and no real insight into the president's thinking of anything he saw or heard today because really hasn't been saying anything on camera. he's been kept away from the press with the exception today of this moment. >> when would you like to talk? [inaudible] >> what is the next step? reporter: when the presidents says the talks of i iran are to resume, is mistaken. the plan is to do that by the end of november, something these lead

let's get to terry moran on the hill for us tonight. terry? >> reporter: david, it is scheduled, but it's been a messy day up here, a lot of back and forth even with the looming threat of the nation going into default on its debts, but we are told in the end, under that deal struck by majority leader chuck schumer and minority leader mitch mcconnell, the senate will vote to raise the debt limit by $480 billion. now, that's a temporary fix that will only allow the government to pay its bills through december 3rd or thereabouts, when it is likely we're going to go through this all over again. many republicans at this hour really digging their heels in, they object to president biden's spending priorities so there's still some suspension in this tonight, but the plan is to vote and to pass it and to get it to president biden, averting the crisis for now. david >> for now. terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and terry, as you know, also from the hill tonight, that sweeping senate report finding former president trump pressured the departmen

terry mcauliffe believes that big government control is the answer. who believes government should state in between parents and their children break. >> glenn youngkin will do whatever donald trump wants them to do. his whole campaign has been critical race theory, which is not taught here in virginia pre-election integrity, crt, there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems,...and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health c

>> terry moran following the hearing all day for us. terry, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic in this country. major news tonight on the johnson & johnson vaccine and on their own booster. how soon could it be available? and what dr. anthony fauci said today about this idea of mixing and matching vaccines when getting a booster. he didn't rule it out. abc's steve osunsami at the cdc tonight. >> reporter: millions of americans who've gotten the sing single-doege johnson & johnson covid vaccine could be just weeks away from getting a second shot, a booster shot, from the drugmaker. the fda meets next week to review the drugmaker's data that they filed today, and the cdc could approve the extra shot soon after. >> we do know that a booster at two months increases the efficacy to very high levels, and we believe that a booster at six months would actually do even better than that. >> reporter: johnson & johnson says that a second shot of their drug about two months after getting the first provides 94% protection against similymptoma diseas

terry: that is a little bit beyond my prominence. alix: nah, you've got it, terry. [laughter] terry: but what we've got is elevated political risk on a look these things for months to come. if what ends up happening, the democrats are no closer today, they are not trying to compromise. they have gone back to their corners and are trying to convince people to do things that probably aren't going to be done. what that does is create even more political risk and creates an increased likelihood of more short-term kick the can solutions instead of the certainties that investors look for. so i would watch out for increased political risk into 2022, frankly. guy: you say that everybody is retreating to their corners. who's in their corner battered and bruised? who is looking good? terry: my take on this is very non-consensus in washington. it is simply that the people who are losing right now, not losers, but who are losing right now include biden, pelosi, schumer, andy progressives, and people winning are the democrats interests and republicans -- democratic centrists and

virginia, our latest fox news poll showing republican candidate glenn youngkin eight points ahead of terry mcauliffe in a governor's race that could be a bellwether for next year. i'm griff jenkins. anita: i'm anita vogel. they're complaining as election day is drawing near. we have fox team coverage on 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 donal

obama alongside terry mcauliffe taking direct aim at republicans and their ongoing battle to restrict voting access across this country. >> why is it republicans don't want you to vote? >> they can't win. >> what is it that they're so afraid of? you know, i would assume, terry, if they think they've got better ideas, why don't they just go make the case? but that's not what they try to do. instead, you're trying to rig elections. because the truth is people disagree with your ideas. and when that doesn't work, you start fabricating lies and conspiracy theories about the last election. the one you didn't win. that's not how democracy's supposed to work. >> let's bring in my panel here, joining me now, former democratic congresswoman and msnbc contributor donna edwards and david jolly, former republican congressman and msnbc political analyst. i was speaking to david plouffe a little bit earlier and he's obviously very used to the former president having worked for him, essentially. but i got to say, as i was watching him speak today, on behalf of terry mcauliffe, campaigning on his beh