there is not one martha washington or one martha washington. i think it's a very it's a very shrewd remark. i just want to check. can you me? i think that's a very shrewd remark. i think there are certain elements of martha that you cut the papers or have different different identities. and you have the same result almost. but sometimes almost pugnacious. you know, she's she's she's feisty and. and people respond to that. they like it, whether it's in conversation at mount vernon or. so i think that that there's that. but i think that i think she inhabits different worlds and that's what is so extraordinary the way she appears to me to be adaptable or as you pointed out, she says i don't like this role being first lady. i'm just going to sit here all the in philadelphia she she definitely starts to party. but but i think that's right that she these are a very it's a very, very fast moving those decades she lived through in in america, in virginia. and she has she adapts and adapts and doesn't adapt in in ways that we we saw with her words about

hi, trey. >> martha, good afternoon. we're getting new reaction to the widespread russian attack on the ukraine earlier today. it's another unacceptable escalation of the war. ukraine is bracing after targets like kyiv and kharkiv were hit. 11 people were killed and dozens injured including the head of the national police cyber unit in kyiv. black plumes of smoke were seen rising in the ukrainian capitol after the attack began. the russians say they were targeting military infrastructure. images from the ground tell a different story, a pedestrian bridge, a main street were damaged in the strikes prompting the mayor of kyiv to say this. >> it's a war against civilians. putin attack kyiv a couple weeks ago, months ago. a couple months ago. kyiv was targeted and still targeted by russians. >> the u.s. state department also weighed in tweeting our hearts are with the people of ukrainian on this awful day, which says glory to ukraine. much of ukraine is without power as critical energy infrastructure was hit during the initi

back to you, martha. >> martha: thanks, nate. give our thanks to sergeant harris for the great work that he and the national guard are doing. the governor and the sheriff made it pretty clear they will not tolerate looting. you will be arrested in the state of florida for that. we're seeing that happen, nate. sergeant harris, thanks very much as well. the brutal reality that is fort myers beach. it's so shocking to look at this. the damage goes on for miles and miles away and inland from the coast. steve harrigan has been looking at all of this in his close-up perspective. look at this car in a sinkhole on the road in arcadia, florida where we find steve harrigan. good afternoon, steve. >> martha, good afternoon. that's one of the very obvious challenges for the national guard and first responders here. parts of these roads are falling apart, being crushed by 20 inches of rain and flooding. some of the nearby rivers overtopping and the roads with limestone cannot take it. we've seen a number of cars abandoned by the side of the r

. >> trace: great to see you and "the story" with martha maccallum. >> martha: now a big evening star, very excited for trace's new show, thank you so much and good afternoon, martha maccallum and great to have you with us. so 32 days to go in the midterm deep dive as we did again today, the story goes to arizona. very interesting place to watch right now. this is a crucial toss-up senate race there. you have democrat senator mark kelly leading blake masters by six and the latest poll. the question is, did last night move the needle in either direction? because there was finally a debate last night between these candidates, between kelly, masters and libertarian mark victor. here are some of the swatches. gas from $2 to $6 and now they want to price because it is back to $5. when the biden administration refuses to increase oil and gas production, i told him he was wrong. speak with a massive crushing inflation that joe biden and mark kelly caused. >> inflation reduction act reduces the deficit by hundreds of billions of dollars. >> mark kelly said no to 18,000 more border patrol agen

i'm martha maccallum. as john said, we're 12 days to go and the president today trying to be upbeat at the white house. >> great economic report today. the gdp report. things are looking good. >> martha: but there's other reports that folks in the west wing are getting worried about what they're seeing. it's being shown in some of the headlines out there like these. democrats scrambling in to defensive posture. grasping for a third rail. new polling shows republican support rising with inflation driving voters. let's get a closer look. we have brand new polls. "usa today" suffolk numbers. this is the generic ballot back in july. democrats were at the high point. 44% when asked do you want to vote for a republican or do you want to vote for a democrat? so now look at the flip that we have seen. so you've got democrats now at 45. so they're hovering in the same area. what you're seeing is the undecideds are moving by the democrat vote. they're lining up with republicans. now at 49%. these undecided voters th

here's martha. >> martha: hello, guys. good to see you today. i'm martha maccallum. here's the story. with 27 days to go and his party in danger of potentially losing their leverage in the capital, which is obviously a big deal for any president, the president is hitting the road but it's interesting where he's going and where he's not going. he's not going to georgia or nevada or ohio where there are very intense races going on to stand beside those candidates. he's in colorado. colorado where the senate race looks like this. 48 to 41. joe o'dea is an interesting candidate. many people call it leaning likely dem for michael bennett. we'll see what happens there. the president as you know struggles with tough approval numbers. 44% for joe biden right now. and that's clearly why they're staying away, he and the vice president. she's around 37 and change. they're not going near these tight races across the country. "fox news sunday" anchor shannon bream and david asman both here to analyze what's going on in the race with 27 days to go. let's make a stop with peter doo

martha. >> martha: thanks, david. so today buckingham palace has announced the date for the coronation of king charles, iii. it's saturday, may 6. he will be crowned in westminster abbey as monarchs have been for the past 900 years. the last king to be coronated was george vi in 1937. so it's a long time since a king of england has been named. the announcement comes about a month of the death of charles mother, queen elizabeth ii. that is "the story" of october 11th. the story goes on. see you back here tomorrow. >> neil: here we go again. fox on top of yet another massive wave of migrants arriving in texas today. pressure mounting on the administration to do something about it or at least talk about it. more buses are pouring in to the big apple as a result of it. and we, we're all over it with griff jenkins in eagle pass, texas with the crowds of migrants still screaming in. laura ingle on new york city's mayor now trying to slow the migrant buses down and brandon judd on how his officers are just trying to keep up

martha? >> martha: we'll be watching that together. there on the ground in harrisburg this coming wednesday. bryan, thanks very much. we'll get reaction from some folks. independent voters what do they think. did the debate change their mind. how does john fetterman do on the stage and how does dr. oz handle the questions about where he's from and the issues that have been major to this campaign process in pennsylvania. a very interesting part of the story here. mike pompeo, who fought to uncover covid's origins when he was secretary of state on what happened in the wake of covid. historic learning loss for children across this country that resulted from those shutdowns. that is next. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪

hi, aishah. >> martha: hi, martha. getting any brand new information about speaker pelosi's whereabouts. jake sherman is reporting that the house speaker is now in route to san francisco. this information would track with our own confirmation that the speaker just cancelled here appearance at an event in washington for tomorrow. she was supposed to be at an event tomorrow. she has officially cancelled that appearance. so as the speaker heads home, here in washington and across the country, republicans, democrats alike are condemning this attack and putting politics aside and praying for the speaker's family. let's start with senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, who tweeted this earlier today. "horrified and disgusted by the reports that paul pelosi was assaulted in his home last night. grateful to hear that paul is on track to make a full recovery and that law enforcement including our stellar capitol police are on the case." senator rand paul had an interesting tweet as well. condemning the attacks saying no one d

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. >> martha: thanks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" is what else, folks? elections are now just over one week from today. so who better than two people with deep experience in campaigns and in the white house, veteran pollster kellyanne conway and karl rove. both here with their predictions on what to expect next tuesday. ohio congressman jim jordan will be here ahead of our trip tomorrow to ohio. we'll be in columbus to have a town hall with time ryan and j.d. vance. "the story" will be live at 3:00 as well with some of the voters on what they expect, what they want to ask come tomorrow night. first, former president obama is the one that democrats are turning to to ignite their voters right now as the president stayed home in delaware, went to his granddaughter's soccer game over the weekend. did some early voting. had a generally quiet weekend himself as his former boss was hard at work in the swing states. >> just about every republican politician seems obsessed with two things. own the libs and getting donald trump's a

martha? >> martha: thank you, jonathan. as i mentioned, both herschel walker and governor brian kemp will be on "special report" tonight with bret baier. let pull up the latest polls. we have fresh polls from monmouth that came out just a few hours ago. here's where warnock and walker are according to this poll. warnock has a 5% lead in georgia. now you're on the ground, what is your take on the ground there? >> yeah, martha. good afternoon. i think it could be closer than that. the average of recent polls has it tight. a couple of points. i will say there's a mix. it seems like a lot of republican voters here are rallying back, putting on their jerseys and saying this is about fighting for control of the u.s. senate. herschel walker faces the allegations that he's talked about. there's a new one out today. he's going to address that later on on our show. we'll be asking about that. he's fighting on the main issues that republicans all over the coupry are fighting on. that is inflation, the economy, crime and immigration an

., martha maccallum, greg gutfeld. it is 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ president biden getting his hands dirty with some serious midterm election interference. so where is the media and democrat outrage? the saudis are postponing oil cuts until after the midterm is. in an effort to keep gas prices down. i'm no historian, but didn't somebody else get impeached for that? despite his embarrassing courtship, the president is vowing to reassess our relationship with the oil-rich nation. looks like he was wrong when he said nobody messes with biden. >> we find ourselves in a position, as beggars, the most powerful country in the world. >> the democrats will do anything to try to keep gas from increasing. going to dictatorships like venezuela, pleading with them. alienating longtime partners in places like saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. >> jesse: if you think the president is done reassuring the saudis, stagehand. >> we are about to talk to them. >> in what way, sir? >> stay tuned. >> jess

. >> martha: here we go. good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. so in michigan, you will find four of the top 20 most violent smaller cities in the whole country. last night governor gretchen whitmire and her opponent slugged it out in the debates happening across the country. governor whitmire has said in 2020 that she supported funding the police in spirit, she said, but last night here's what she said. >> investing in law enforcement is what we've done and what we need to continue to do to keep people safe. >> martha: her opponent went after that and more. here's a peek. >> the last four years have been disappointing at best. everything is more expensive, our communities are less safe. >> martha: so swing over to last night's big debate in wisconsin. there we see incumbent ron johnson facing up against mandela barnes who has had to back-pedal his own information about defunding the police. >> you have to keep violent criminals in jail. you have to support law enforcement. >> do you not claim credit for that, for the release of 2,000 to 3,000 pe

martha? >> martha: absolutely. the president just released a new editorial on cnn, which is basically the same note that you just saw him speaking about, warning about megamaga trickle down economics. that's the catch phrase coming from the president as we head into the final couple weeks here. let's bring in sandra smith joining us, co host of "america reports." great to have you here. >> sandra: hi, martha. >> martha: it's tough to turn the ship at this point. but we see a pretty significant effort trying to do that for the democrats. >> it's remarkable when you read through that piece you mentioned. "the new york times" fearing a shellacking. democrats are rushing for a economic message. now a new message, an economic message. i don't find the message. so they're still looking 14 days out, if anything. what this told me is four democratic strategists that published a piece in a liberal magazine, they're pleading with democrats to find this new message but what they're saying is empathize with the voters, acknowl

i'm martha maccallum. the story today with mike pompeo, the sheriff of hard-hit lee county in florida and kellyanne conway who joins me on set as the white house goes on defense after vice president harris draws fire for saying the administration will take equity in to account when giving out disaster relief. >> it is our lowest income communities and our communities of color that are most impacted by these extreme conditions. and impacted by issues that are not of their own making. so we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity. >> peter doocy with the latest live from the white house. hi, peter. >> aboard air force one, the press secretary karine jean-pierre cleaned up after the vice president. >> we're committed to quickly getting resources to all communities impacted, period. we also know that some people particularly in lower income communities have a hard time accessing that help. >> the vice president's suggestion that race factors in to relief came into friday. s

this. >> martha: so sweet, right? his mom said it all started with a conversation on wednesday on his way to school he decided his mom was upset with the hurricane he wanted to do what he could do to help. >> jesse: true he would have given more money but he already sent it to ukraine. >> martha: he had $200 in there. >> jesse: he used to have $800 and it went overseas. >> greg: there you go. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. greg, dominic, they are still going at it, should we wait? >> greg: no. >> bret: thanks, greg. good evening welcome to washington. i'm bret baier gasoline prices on the rise again all across the country. what does this mean for president biden and democrats in the midterms. we will take a look. pro-life georgia senate candidate herschel walker says a report he paid for a girlfriend's abortion is a lie. the fallout in georgia the day after that report and elon musk may be buying twitter after all. twitter stocks soars on that news

it's a bogo sale here on "the five." >> martha: tyrus? tire tire november 4th critically officially acclaimed tyrus live standup show. special guest joe did he i havee toe open up for me. police officers and their families are free. >> martha: that's great. >> jesse: i told you my mother is a big fan of yours. >> yes. called me the next king of the media. >> martha: definitely. >> jesse: you know greg is watching right now. >> geraldo: critically acclaimed? >> tyrus: i haven't been on the earth. i will take them when i get them. >> geraldo: just a guy who can't say no. >> martha: have a great weekend. we will see you back here on monday. ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the house speaker nancy pelosi's husband has just emerged from what doctors say was a successful surgery for a skull fracture and other serious injuries after a brutal beating at the couple's home in san francisco. authorities say the attack on paul pelosi came as his assailant shouted where's nancy? the speaker was not ho

and actually i mean martha. admitted she knew nothing about spain nothing about war and in fact the english title of my book is going with the boys. and that's a quote from one of martha gail horne's letters when she manages to finagle her own way to spain and says to a friend i'm going with the boys. i don't know who the boys are but i'm working with them. and outer madrid. it was interesting that earnest. actually gave martha the best writing advice of her career because as a complete. ingenu if you like she had no idea how you wrote about war. and she kept fretting you know didn't some really cataclysmic battle have to happen before can file a story. and he said no, you know here you are in the middle of madrid. it's besieged. the the republican forces are circled encircled by franco's nationalist forces. you're in a city under siege. none of you american readers will have experienced this a city where although they're being shelled two or three times a day. there are still marks brothers movies playing in th

>> martha: apparently. i don't think that the efforts to sideline the book -- that's part of the deal. you can come back in the you're willing to end this book. there's no sign -- they're getting millions for it. the other project is trying to move forward. they came out with a big portrait in california, trying to assert their position. my experience was people in the united states care more about harry and meghan than people in the u.k. that are just over them. >> neil: so the idea of getting and re-establish ago relationship with his son, that is still with william. it's one thing. but with harry, it's over. seems to many. >> martha: for now. i'd say. it doesn't seem as any bridge was built during the course -- there was a respect for the queen and her desire to have her family at that meaningful moment in the family's life. doesn't appear there's any bridge to changing that stature. again, you have a very strong succession with charles than william than george, than charlotte and louis. there's no -- th

now that there is a settlement, this early martha that opportunity is gone. they can't go out and do all of this discovery is what we call it, to try and get to the truth and the child make sure that this doesn't happen again. so this is really disappointing. >> here's alec baldwin talking about what happened that day watch this. >> i let go of the hand and the gun goes off. i let go and the gun goes off in the moment, there was a moment the dome enough. it wasn't in the script for the trigger to be pulled? >> with the chicken was pulled, then pull the trigger. no, i would never point a drug and pull the trigger. >> but we don't know that this will happen. brian? >> yes, i'm a frantic test and came back from the fbi that is contrary said that the gun was pulled. but look at the end of the date this civil settlement should not impact the criminal investigation martha. and something needs to be done here. so we need to hold somebody accountable for the needless deaths of glenn hutchins. >> in the armory are still part of the story. i mean, there needs to be an

. >> martha: all right. with that we bring you back to our continuing special coverage of this, the final january 6th committee proceeding. at least until after the election. the players we know will change because liz cheney lost her seat in wyoming, her congressional seat and adam kinzinger has said he won't run again. he's retiring from congress. so we just witnessed the vote which was a bit of a surprise today. they changed this to a business meeting rather than a hearing so that they could conduct the business of issuing a subpoena for the former president, donald trump, to testify and turn over documents in the january 6th situation. so they just took that vote. it was unanimous. it was ayes all across the board, which is not a surprise given the way we have watched all of this play out. so i want to bring in our panel to get their thoughts on what we witnessed today. we bring in former federal prosecutor, andy mccarthy, byron york for "the washington examiner" and mark theisen. andy, let's start with

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se enviaron 48 migrantes venezolanos a martha's vineyard, una isla para millonarios. [habla en inglÉs] >> fue voluntario. reportero: el estado, segÚn el informe, escogiÓ a una empresa ligada a donantes de ron desantis y se le pagÓ 1.6 millones de dÓlares por dos vuelos, uno a martha's vineyard y otro a delaware que no se realizÓ, el estado de joe biden. desantis dice que los enviÓ a delaware por ser estado santuario. >> no entiendo por quÉ fueron mandados a otro sitio. reportero: algunos demÓcratas dicen que se mintiÓ a los migrantes que fueron a martha's vineyard. >> nos ofreciÓ arriendo por tres meses y trabajo. reportero: desantis dice que los migrantes decidieron ir de forma voluntaria. algunos inmigrantes demandaron a florida, por un esquema fraudulento y discriminatorio. >> estamos abriendo una investigaciÓn criminal en este caso y vamos a ver quÉ cargos van a enfrentar los involucrados. reportero: la inmigraciÓn es uno de los temas mÁs importantes en las prÓximas elecciones al congreso. los demÓcratas dicen que es una maniobra polÍtica de desa

it looks like a hurricane has hit or something, same in martha's vineyard. i think they called in the national guard. these are the types of is situations times a thousand that they're dealing with in texas, arizona and in florida every day. and so it's really a juxtaposition of, you know, when you say you're welcoming, you're a sanctuary state, but with you don't have to deal with the challenges to health care, education. in florida we will spend $100 million in one year just incarcerating people that are here illegally committing crimes against floridians. maria: wow. >> so it's a different thing to say welcome, but then when we say, thank you, here, help us, they throw up their arms and start filing lawsuits. it's incredible. maria: as soon as those 50 migrants got to martha's vineyard, they put them on a plane and sent them to caped cod. i guess they call themselves sanctuary cities unless it's in their backyard. maybe there's no sanctuary after all. what is the governor going to do about these lawsuits? >> well, think about this, i mean, in some of thes

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this is a crisis that is growing, martha. let me show you a little drone footage we shot an hour and a half ago. this is a typical group that shows up here near a pecan or chained every day. 100 to 150. this group was largely venezuela, cuban, columbia and we got the large group on sunday afternoon. let me show you this video shot from our drone of group of 178. there were 21 children in this group. i spoke to one woman from cuba who said -- how much did you pay the coyotes to cross? she said $1500 a head was the going rate. several members of congress, mostly republicans have made trips down here. one recently in the area august pfluger from texas spoke with some border patrol officials and what he says they told him. listen. >> it's a horrible situation and the top line message that i received from border patrol agents every where along the border is that there are no consequences. there are no consequences at all or illegal immigrants coming into this country. >> i'll tell you the other thing, martha, that isn't talked abo

responding to this, martha? >> reporter: well, david, those 12 north korean war planes did fly near the border of south korea, which is highly provocative and that prompted the south koreans to mobilize 30 military jets in response. this comes as the u.s., japan, and south korea are conducting missile defense drills in the waters off the korean peninsula with war strike from the reagan strike group. that, of course, followed north korea's ballistic missile launches. but tonight, the pentagon says they are seeing preparations for a possible north korean nuclear test. david? >> all right, we'll stay on this, of course. martha, thank you, on both fronts tonight. >>> we turn now to georgia, where herschel walker took questions today about that report that he paid for an exgirlfriend's abortion. now, this has become an issue, because as a candidate, he opposes abortion rights with no exceptions. abc's rachel scott on how he answered. >> reporter: tonight, republican senate candidate herschel walker facing reporters f

pablo: los 49 emigrantes venezolanos trasladados a martha viÑas ——martha's vineyard se el 15 de septiembre tienen derecho a una visa comunitaria. —— visa humanitaria. >> el hecho de hacer vÍctimas de trÁfico dentro de los estados unidos es la razÓn por la que pueden pedir la visa u. pablo: la acusaciÓn es que tÉcnicamente podrÍa ser trata de personas al ser supuestamente engaÑados. este venezolano no tiene ninguna queja del trato recibido, pero aÑade. >> nos ofreciÓ arriendo por tres meses y trabajo. pablo: algo que no habrÍa ocurrido. florida, que pagÓ el vuelo, afirma que todo fue voluntario. pero muchos han demandado a florida alegando que el vuelo fue discriminatorio. >> cuando uno recibe la visa u, le dan un permiso de trabajo por cuatro aÑos, y al tercer aÑo tienen el derecho de pedir la residencia. pablo: si se utiliza una acciÓn diferida, los venezolanos podrÍan recibir un permiso de trabajo en tres meses. con esa visa se impide la deportaciÓn pero un juez tiene la potestad de cancelar dicha orden. leÓn: las solicitudes de condonaciÓn de prÉstamos estudiantil

that's the point, martha. we could sit down, again, without preconditions with kim jong-un and try to find a diplomatic path forward. that's what we're committed to. >> we'll all hope for the best. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >>> and let's bring in admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. thanks for joining us this morning, admiral. always good to see you. you just heard what john kirby said. do you see any strategy differences? do you see anything that's going to work? >> well, you just don't know. i mean, north korea has been a real problem for decades, as you pointed out. i don't see kim jong-un changing his path at this point. i believe for some time that the path to any resolution of this has got to go through beijing brought on, pressure brought on by xi jinping with respect to dealing with kim jong-un. i'm fine with us negotiating directly if that's what kim jong-un wants to do. >> is denuclearlization really realistic at this point? >> i think we have to keep i

martha raddatz tonight. martha, thank you. >>> meantime, to the war in ukraine. president biden with a warning to russia tonight about its claims that ukraine is planning to dead nate a so-called dirty bomb, a con vegsal explosive laced are radioactive material. the president asked today, does he believe it's a false flag operation? here's what the president said. >> let me just say, russia would be making an incredibly serious mistake for it to use a tactical nuclear weapon. i'm not guaranteeing you that it's a false flag operation yet, don't know. but it would be a serious, serious mistake. >> so, let's bring in mary bruce, live at the white house tonight. mary, you pressed the white house about the potential consequences for russia here. the administration obviously walking a fine line. they don't want to enflame the situation, but they are signaling through the white house and through the state department, the pentagon, that they've sent a message to the russians about possible consequences here? >> reporter: david, the press secretary tells me that in privat

martha. so it's funny. >> maybe it needed it. oh, it's friday. you're so mean to me. the media freaked out over trump trump, alienat ae. but the fear that trump would alienate our allies, especiallyy when he told germany not toian i rely on russian oil, to remember thal. t now he's using military sanctions against what i would call ang militn ally juo adjust their timing so they can help out, help the demming so sn the midterms. so it turns out that trump is a psychic and joe was a psycho. and whenever the dems accuse you of something, it's because they were already thinking of doing it. and he thinkin should be impeacr this, because what's good for the goose is good for the gander. yes, here's a huge difference, though. the trump impeachment hada hu the full backingge of the legacy corporate media, a biden impeachment won't. so if you bring it up,now everybody is going to laugh at you. habody's going twho be pulling their hairir out over this because this is now team sports . and ins becaus