go back further, barack obama, two terms. you know, that second term, so many head winds right now. 2014, 42%. lost 13 seats. this is obama. he's at 45%. lost 63 seats. that's the shellacking he talked about. go back to george bush. head winds in 2006. iraq is dragging on. at 37%. loses 30 seats. four years prior to that, he bucked the trend of political history. in 2002, 67%. he gained eights seats. that is rare, sean. a security election coming out of 9-11. that's a little history that we're trying to examine here. on the senate, we'll talk about this for you tonight. this is our what-if scenario. we have rated these seats right now. we believe going to tuesday night, republicans are at 49. democrats are at 47. could change. some of these states may become toss-ups and could be surprises. we believe right now as of this friday night, we believe nevada and arizona and pennsylvania and georgia, they're the four legitimate toss-ups that would decide the senate. here's what we did. what if republicans -- check that. what if dem

so barack obama has got a lot te of work to do. if he's going to pull eithert go one of these candidates through. it's not stacey. warn if he's going to help lot warnock's, he's got a lot to do in a short period of time,it and i don't see it working.ng all right.ean: last word, robert . not to mention the fact that som many of these african-american voters are going to vote forkern walker and going to vote for kim. so you got to be carefult who you turn out, because whenbk they haven't broken into 80 yet, so when only 70 percent of the people arevoting actually voting for them, him o turning them out mightut notbe e be the panacea they think it is . >> i don't think anybody's a little stacey abrams at this point. i thinrams ak she has run the wt y one singlebert, th candidate this cycle. ma all right, robert , thank you. matt towery, thank you.e americl coming up, only 11 days lefttheo until you, the american people, go to the polls. state when we come back , we'll head to the buckeye state. we'll check with jd vance. we'll get the

it's barack obama to the rescue. the dynamic duo are expected to get back together and bail out democrats in pennsylvania. obama is sure to be a welcome sight because back in d.c., joe biden has all but checked out. instead of barnstorming the country with a flood of midterm rallies, biden was getting his updated covid booster shot and yamerring on about the pandemic he said was over. he's just no use to his party who are struggling hard to deliver a coherent message. but top democrats strategist james carville thinks his party can be saved. but there's a catch. >> if we keep this kind of npr foundation strategy of left politics, we're going to lose. i'm telling the same elite coastal people, forget everything. we are going to advertise and push the fact that they want to throw people off of medicare and social security. and they want to shut the government down to do it. and that's how you win. >> jeanine: you know, dana, it was, i believe, in november of 2021 that james carville started talking about the wokeness a

as we mentioned, barack obama, hitting the campaign trail. this is something democrats hope will help them in some of these key races. in the home stretch. so, we started tonight in georgia, just outside of atlanta, it is the beginning of a tour that will take in tomorrow, to michigan, the governor's race in michigan also a couple of significant house races, it is going to take them to wisconsin, governor senate race, how about this? and elections close in wisconsin, have you ever heard of that before? the senate and governor's race in wisconsin both razor-thin, obama will be there heading out to nevada, next tuesday, a week from the election, obviously that senate race is key. some house races in nevada, we are going to have some polling to tell you about from nevada on the house side leader, but barack obama will be there. and before the election, you see both sides of pennsylvania, pennsylvania as you say, we will talk about the senate race in just a few minutes. but in georgia, tonight, where things began, that senate race, we will show y

that barack obama is out there, and joe biden isn't? >> i think barack obama would say that when you are the former president, you are a little less under the spotlight in terms of people criticizing you, and his popularity is higher than it was when he was president. i think for president biden, his objective is keeping the senate, and fighting for the house, i don't think that he is worried about how many campaign trips he is checking off a box, he has gone and done fundraising events, just on a lot of those privately. that is true. but his objective, and the objective of the white house has to do everything that can be helpful, that includes talking about a lot of these accomplishments that are helpful to democrats that are trying to show their voters, look, we are doing something about inflation, we are trying to bring your cost down. we are trying to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and he has been doing that a lot as well. >> all right, jen psaki, thank you for taking a few minutes joining us. i appreciate that. coming up, th

that barack obama is out there, and joe biden isn't? >> i think barack obama would say that when you are the former president, you are a little less under the spotlight in terms of people criticizing you, and his popularity is higher than it was when he was president. i think for president biden, his objective is keeping the senate, and fighting for the house, i don't think that he is worried about how many campaign trips he is checking off a box, he has gone and done fundraising events, just on a lot of those privately. that is true. but his objective, and the objective of the white house has to do everything that can do to be helpful, that includes talking about a lot of these accomplishments that are helpful to democrats that are trying to show their voters, look, we are doing something about inflation, we are trying to bring your cost down. we are trying to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and he has been doing that a lot as well. >> all right, jen psaki, thank you for taking a few minutes joining us. i appreciate that. coming

of the midterms, democrats are turning to former president barack obama to bring it home. >> barack obama. >> reporter: obama heading to three states that could decide control of the senate. >> hello, detroit. >> hello, milwaukee. >> reporter: making the case for democrats on the economy. in milwaukee, campaigning for democrat mandela barnes insisting incumbent ron johnson would end social security. >> he's called social security a ponzi scheme. said that it's candy that the left has given away. some of your parents are on social security. some of your grandparents are on social security. you know why they have social security, because they worked for it. they had long hours and sore backs and bad knees to get that social security and if ron johnson does not understand that, if he understands giving tax breaks for private planes, more than he understands making sure that seniors who have worked all their lives are able to retire with dignity and respect, he's not the person who is thinking about you and knows you and sees you and he should not be your senator from wisconsin. [ cheer

barack obama.— -- much like african-americans did with barack obama. what about the new upcoming. _ with barack obama. what about the new upcoming, incoming _ with barack obama. what about the new upcoming, incoming prime - new upcoming, incoming prime minister. fir new upcoming, incoming prime minister. , , minister. or the event is still auoin on minister. or the event is still going on right _ minister. or the event is still going on right now, - minister. or the event is still going on right now, and - minister. or the event is still going on right now, and you | minister. or the event is still - going on right now, and you know, it is interesting because when asked about it, he put out a statement saying that he's going to wait until he meets tomorrow and that is when you talk about it but we do know for a fact that he did let one comment slip when he talked about liz truss and her economics that did not bode well with the number of people including those in washington, dc. referring to the trickle down economics, that kind of policy but when it

they have done the same thing with a bait and switch in yemen where barack obama had a war beginning in 2009 the cia and air force drone warar against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. not just al qaeda actors. relocated terrorists who had bombed the u.s. is 2000 attempt to bomb the plane over detroit on christmas day of 2009 and obama was bombing them. then by the end of 2014 a shiite group friendly with iran came out of the north to the capitol city. the time that happened and you can read thiss in "the wall street journal" in a great piece by barbara slavin from january of f 2015 our current secretaryf defense lloyd austin was a four-star general and the commander of centcom and he made a deal with the houthis. you guys like killing al qaeda? no problem and he was funneling them intelligence to target and kill al qaeda on the arabian peninsula in january at 20152 months later barack obama stabbed the houthis in the back and took al qaeda side against them in the war launched by saudi arabia in the united and are -- united emirates and their allies including nine states. obama gav

neil: yeah. >> are you going to believe what barack obama is telling you to see? plus, you've got to look at the history. the democrats right now really don't have a lot of history. we're living in, you know, in inflation, so if they're trying to say, you know, are you better? no, you are not. so you have a chance with your vote to make it better. neil: no matter the big name. so, sara, let me ask you, sometimes a big name can work against you, you see whatever people think personally of barack obama, a gifted politician and gifted communicator and the candidate you're supporting isn't that, isn't that guy. so can it work against you? >> absolutely. you know, barack obama is a popular political figure that it makes sense to bring him in, because he's a rock star. you know, i'm willing to wait three hours in the rain to see him, but i absolutely hear you and like noel said, you know, it's not barack stepping in for other candidate. and i also think that republicans should be very careful how they want trump getting to their campaigns. you know that there's a lot of

easier to put it off under barack obama because everybody in the party loved barack obama. they didn't get down to the thorny issues about some of these actual issues around which the democrat party agrees. donald trump won not because he was a nice guy but he had the right issues and he talked about issues that republicans like and so did democrats. the whole tea party fight that republicans have been through, republicans are emerging from is about to start happening in the democrat party. and whether it's war or these economic things, they can't gather around those issues. >> harris: what will this look like? marie, i want you to watch something with me. "saturday night live" gets back to its job and being funny. that might not be a good thing for democratic candidates. they made a parody movie trailer called 2024. >> president biden has said he intends to run for re-election in 2024. >> i know he is a little old but he could still win, right? he beat trump. >> can he beat desantis? >> i don't know. >> i don't know! >> if biden is not going to run, who will? >> i don't kn

barns got a little help from former president barack obama. president biden is gearing up for what is expected to be a full week of campaigning ahead. reporter: president biden says the upcoming elections are the most important in his lifetime. republicans say these are the most consequential elections and said the following. >> my campaign has been focused on one issue, inflation, inflation, inflation. they are listening to my message because that's what they are talking about on the kitchen table. >> they will get a rude awakening. high inflation, high crime and open borders is not what the american public wants. >> people are struggling with the cost of gas and food at the grocery stores. now with halloween coming, candy kiss up 13 -- candy is up 13%. president biden you called inflation temporary. it peaked at 1.9% in june. inflation is now 8.2%. it was 14e -- it was 1.4% when biden took office. >> it's a thousand cuts for so many families who can't afford rent, gas, groceries. everything is so expensive and the democrats own it. reporter:

among the former president barack obama is rallying in wisconsin right now for this after he made her stop in michigan earlier today. in a moment we'll talk with susan on with the former president will be a difference maker in the home stretch. but first fox news team alive it covers the battleground states that include pennsylvania were critical senate race is now in a statistical tie. rich edson is live in philadelphia with more that when a rich. >> hey good afternoon, eric. john fetterman the democrat is trying to get out of space. try to get democrats about here. he met with union members earlier this morning. on than just this afternoon at temple university to try to get students out to vote. had a rally here in the student center pre-temple is a north philadelphia which is where he spent a good chop of the afternoon. his campaign themes pushing access to abortion, increasing the minimum wage and ripping republican challenger dr. oz for his wealth and focus on crime. >> what has oz ever done to fight against crime? >> nothing. >> living in a gated manchin in new jersey. he has ne

top story, y'all -- future president michelle obama's husband, barack obama, can do no wrong in my eyes. that's why i stood by him during his biggest scandal -- wearing a tan suit and bombing a hospital. but i cannot support him appearing with my ear husbands, the "pod save america" boys and denouncing liberal's most effective tool, holding voters to a standard so high that republicans can easily limbo under it to political domination. >> sometimes people just want to not feel as if they are walking on eggshells and they want some acknowledge that life is messy and that all of us at any given moment can, you know, say things the wrong way, you know, make mistakes. michelle talks about her mother, my mother-in-law, and, as michelle points out, she's 86. you know, and sometimes trying to get the right phraseology when talking about issues, michelle's like, that's like her trying to learn spanish, and that's okay. >> wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. learning spanish is not that hard. i did it during a semester abroad in barcelona. joining me in the echo chamber is former biden communication direct

but then, just at the time barack obama was killing osama bin laden and pakistan in the spring of 2001, he was taking his side in libya and then in sierra. the libyans and syrians had gone to iraq to fight with al qaeda in iraq against the united states and shiite forces there had now come home just as bin laden and them had come home for the 19 '80s war in afghanistan to cause trouble. these guys came to start a revolution and libya the islamic fighting group come al qaeda and the islamic, these guys fought in iraq or two. and obama took their side and a nine month air war in special operations war to overthrow qaddafi who was murdered on the side of the roadn the country ws a plunge into absolute turmoil and violence of a civil war that has been raging ever since that time. and then it took the jihadists and the guns and ship them off to sierra for the next regime change. and as barack obama explained tn jeffrey goldberg in 2012 goldberg said you know the iraq war has empowered by iran. don't you think if we got rid of the shaw of sierra that would help bring our rundown a pig? and o

molly, we had a clip of barack obama on at the top of your 2:00 hour. he was talking about this dangerous political rhetoric we have in this country right now and how it is really something that is a major factor in all of our lives now and is contributing to situations like we saw out in san francisco, the attack on paul pelosi. how critical a comment do you think that was for the former president to make in this moment? >> i think the more that any of us can talk about how important it is to take down the temperature and how important it this is a hot time in politics. what we need is normal political discourse. no drama. we are seeing a lot of people from both parties trying to take down the tone and to say, this is not okay. and this is not what should be happening. and i think the more that we can do that the better. obama is a really gifted auorit. that is really important. i'm grateful that he did that. >> s.e., obama has been campaigning for democratic counties raphael warnock, stacey abrams of georgia. in detroit the last couple of hours. here

and gretchen whitmer will campaign with former president barack obama. live pictures from detroit are trying to boost whitmer's support and because the race between her and tudor dixon have tightened in a recent weeks. and whitmer with a lead among likely voters and the gap appears to be closing. whitmer has a huge fund raising, nearly 5 million in the last two months alone. both campaigns are on issues likely to swing voters, and it in the debate did all they could to reach voters. >> i'm running for governor because gretchen whitmer has taken us on the wrong track, pushed a radical social agenda and hasn't listened to the problems you have every day. >> we all want the same thing, great jobs, great schools, safe roads. as governor i've worked across the aisle to make sure we're making a foundation for michiganders to thrive for generations. >> and president trump is supporting dixon. and a super pac spending a half million to reach voters in the late part of the race, but clearly, both parties are investing in michigan. why, griff? because it's a state

and that is where former president barack obama comes in. the former president announced yesterday that he will hit the campaign trail in georgia and michigan later this month on top of already-planned stop in wisconsin. over to new york now and some last minute concern for democrats there as governor kathy hochul fights to preserve her seat against republican challenge challenger lee zeldin. that race is now a toss-up, it shows hochul leading by 5.3% with 7% still undecidedded. and check out, a popular, alaska-packed campaign -- action-packed campaign ad has gotten a reboot, it's called texas reloaded, and this time the it features fellow republican candidates including rah flores. flores' opponent now facing some criticism for how he phrased a dig at flores for not supporting gun legislation following the shooting in you valley. >> we need everyone's -- uvalde. we need everyone's help, and that's way we're going to push back on these outside resources that are coming here, picking a candidate, hand-picked candidate that can't think for her

it describes how starting under barack obama, barack obama started using doj and the fbi and the irs in the eia as political tools, weapons to attack their political enemies. when trump became president, those hard-core partisans burrowed into senior career positions at those aged these and they waged war against donald trump personally and against his administration. now under joe biden they are out in the open. the most political and the most corrupt department of justice we have ever seen. we see the fbi storming president trump's home mara lago. we see fbi agent storming pro-life activists, machine gun drawn with their children crying garland has done more to undermine and damage the integrity of the department of justice then any attorney general in history. that includes nixon's attorney general who resigned, prosecuted and went to prison. garland is doing more damage. this book explains how and it walks through chapter and verse exactly what is happening and what we need to do to stop it. >> thank you for writing this book. our viewers are very concerned about this, senator. y

i'm shocked barack obama didn't mention me as well. dan from kingman arizona, is the randall's island camp accepting trick or treaters? i would love some fresh popcorn. apparently new reports the migrant tent city in aoc's district only has five migrants. typical new york, right? they built a tent city for 500 migrants and only five showed up. great use of money. paul from pittsburgh pennsylvania, does obama fly commercial when he jet sets across the country. of course not he flies private you would too if you were the ex president. josh says just wanted to say thank you. you do not have an easy job. you are appreciated. i do have a hard job. i'm not a paranormal prostitute but my job is hard. ray from ohio, jesse i want you to know i have a scheduling conflict and i won't be able to text during your show tonight. sorry. stow ohio again? we should do a show from stow. let's do. dvr the show tucker is next and also remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we've been wa

obama, barack obama was a deep and committed ideologue. he was ruthless in pursuing his own ideology to sabotage american power, joe biden has been all over the map for 50 years, he started out as ti typical blame america first. he should a final turn, he becomes a deep and committed isolationist. now he is surrounded himself, with the ideologues from obama team you see the third term of the obama presidency, with stab to thinksob damagi taj sabotaging the sources of america power. >> a great book. it is a easily read book. it relates to everything that is going on in this country today. don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines. they not only help prevent flu in older adults, they've even been shown to provide better protection from flu-related complications compared to standard

obama, barack obama began using doj and the fbi and the irs and the cia as political tools, as weapons to attack their political enemies. well, when trump became president, those hard-core partisans burrowed into senior career positions at those agencies, and they waged war against donald trump. both personally and against his administration. and now under joe biden, they are out in the open. and urn joe biden, this is the most political and the most corrupt department of justice we've ever seen. we see the fbi storming president trump's home at mar-a-lago. that's never happened in the history of our nation. we see fbi agents storming bro-life -- pro-life activists, machine guns drawn, at the crack of dawn with their children crying. and i've got to say, merrick garland has done more to undermine and damage the integrity of the department of justice than any attorney general in history, and that includes john mitchell, nixon's attorney general, who resigned, was prosecuted and went to prison. merrick garland is doing even more damage, and this book, "justice corrupted," explains how, a

elected barack obama twice. this country where a significant portion of that populous contin jens rallied behind bernie sanders in 2015. why the message matters so much is that it controls the fights you pick. there are so many temptations to draw toward these racialized culture war issues that if democrats want to keep the offensive on those issues, they need to come to them constantly. that's why the clinton campaign too often did in 2016. >> super interesting. you know last question is a short one. are those real books behind you? >> i'm a professor. these are all too real. rising star biography. the person who first found the manuscript and if anyone wants more on obama, this is the essential resource. >> appreciate that including your generous tip of the hat to other authors. incredible and got a great obama book. they'll be writing about obama for some time to come. i hope you come back. >> thank you for having me. >> absolutely. >>> ron desantis is getting pummelled and roasted. i'll explain next. pummell

barack obama did what he does. he said, tuning out is not an option. despair is not an option. the only way to make this economy, fair is if we all of us fight for. it the only thing that -- the only way to save democracy is if together, we nurture and fight for. it this middle of the line voters, right, people that are not far light, far left, are they hearing that message? because not a -- message it's a message of bringing us together. >> that to, but it's also a message of look, we gotta get out there into our jobs and vote. they're doing that in georgia. but the democratic party nationwide, georgia, florida, anywhere, they're concerned that the smartest and dump miss things in politics are about turnout. and they don't wanna have a turnout problem. most polls, most surveys, more studies, most interviews suggest that more republicans are more just about going out voting. it's true right now and in early voting in georgia more democrats are going out to cast violent. there's a feeling that red wave is, coming if not already. here >> well that was depressing. , for them less

top story, y'all -- future president michelle obama's husband, barack obama, can do no wrong in my eyes. that's why i stood by him during his biggest scandals -- wearing a tan suit and bombing a hospital. but i cannot support him appearing with my ear husbands, the "pod save america" boys, and denouncing liberals' most effective tool -- holding voters to a standard so high that republicans can easily limbo under it to political domination. -sometimes people just want to not feel as if they are walking on eggshells. they want some acknowledgment that life is messy and that all of us at any given moment can, you know, say things the wrong way, make mistakes. michelle talks about her mother-in-law -- her mother, my mother-in-law. michelle points out she's 86, you know, and sometimes, you know, trying to get the right phraseology when we're talking about issues, michelle's like, "that's like her trying to learn spanish." and that's okay. -uh-wow. wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. learning spanish is not that hard. i did it during my semester abroad in..."barthelona." joining me in the echo chamber i

so is barack obama in 20 states. >> the last time barack obama was on the ballot was 10 years ago. >> he's the best they've got. i said to my husband if i had to pick one democrat it would be barack obama, but maybe not even him. he is likeable. it's all they've got. >> they don't trot hillary. >> she is coming to new york. >> [overlapping talking]. >> get the fireworks. >> the tears will start flowing and brooklyn can't stand that anymore. if this is the best they've got it reflects badly on biden's decision after this election on what happens in 2024. for those who look at barack obama, yes, he is outdated but he's the best they've got. his message and smooth demeanor compared to someone who is in the basement or a walking gaffes monitor. i think this is more like alice in wonderland. what is up is down and what is down is up. that's the problem the democrats have. >> up next the 2 cases between u.s. supreme court today. stay with us. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health

there's no question that barack obama is on to something here. he's balanced, he's measured, he's pacing himself. yes, he's speaking to insiders in his former administration. he's also speaking to america. his bully pulpit and his broadcast mechanism have always understood the broader issue, and he's right -- the vicious way in which republicans identify with donald trump and as maga, have undermined american democracy. and why does it sound compelling when it comes to him? he's not standing up overjoying it, doing flipsed in air rhetorically. he is staying steady. but when you break down the line, maybe i'm not busta rhymes, but when you look what's behind those lyrics, that's who obama is, and he's saying listen to what i'm saying, that i have been here, i have done that, i have looked at the -- i have looked at american destiny, i've taken the temperature of american culture, and he's absolutely right. he has lampooned the republicans, festooned them with the proper amount of derision, and at the same time he acknowledges that internal to the

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in their former president barack obama will bring his star power to georgia. just 1 of 4 battleground states where he is heading. the race remains tight and pennsylvania, amphetamines reid and dr. oz there is that it is his slimmest. a chrome is to the polls. fetterman is at 47%, and to laws at 46%, that's a far cry from the nine-point lead that he held in august. and no doubt that a razor-thin margin that the rocky debate while chuck schumer's mind when he was caught on a hot mike saying this to president biden yesterday. >> : you know, it looks like it looks like --... and -- >> : first about jake, who doesn't know the device is being picked up by a microphone. and secondly, maybe captain obvious is trying to reassure the president and you save your football background it is clear is the democrats are engaging yvette herrell hail mary? >> : yeah tell maddy to bring him barack obama off the sidelines, i think it's such a move to go by fetterman it looks and look like a statements. and his competitor to john fetterman and a house this guy a 46%. that debate wa

barack obama obviously has an ability to connect with black voters. he had a massive turn out when he ran for president in 2008 and 2012, so anything they could do to get their base out because this is a very close election, and little changes on the margin could be the difference between victory and defeat. laura: anthony zurcher in pennsylvania, thank you. climate change is one of the many underlying issues in the u.s. midterm elections, and the u.n. secretary general is warning the world faces a catastrophe from which it won't recover. that is the message from antonio guterres ahead of next month's summit in egypt, known as c.o.p. 27. >> it has been a year of extreme weather, devastating floods in pakistan, drought in somalia, with millions threatened by famine. with record-breaking heat, it is why the u.n. chief says climate is the most important issue. do you think the governments of the world will recognize that? sec.-gen. guterres: not necessarilall of them at the present moment. it is very unfortunate that many governments, the pressure at the

something former president barack obama learned all too well in 2010. he is said to stop for candidate up and down the ballot for georgia, michigan, and wisconsin in the coming weeks. where control of the senate can be decided along with other key states. that republicans of course, aiming to make november's elections a referendum on the presidents first two years in office. especially seizing on high inflation. and they'll be doing that in places like, georgia, where incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock was up against former football star, herschel walker. pennsylvania, where lieutenant governor -- and in a van or, were in commit democratic senator incoming cortez. is facing adam, which is leading the charge to overturn the 2022 -- republicans have already pledged to launch investigations into everything from the president's decision to withdraw from afghanistan, to his son hunter's business dealings. this month they will focus on abortion rights in the speech here in washington. on tuesday. hoping it will galvanize voters. and then people head

seats disappear and president trump lost the 2020 election. >> barack obama is clearly a very popular figure among democrats. but looking in the rearview mirror. he's not the future of the party. he's making you hearken back to fond memories, not talking about the reality of today's biden economy, today's biden crime crisis. so it's a little off and president trump is obviously a rock star on the republican side, and he is continuing to be the leader, and really trying to get out there and enthuse, among the republican party faithful that will vote next tuesday. i have to tell you, i would much rather be in our shoes than in theirs. >> when you take a look at the clear politics, congressional generic ballot question, no question that republicans are doing better than a few weeks ago. we talked about the statements, and goes to call for number three for the control room, don't have time for all of them on the screen but you wrote an article, you highlighted seven statements that biden and harris will probably regret saying. o one from biden saying it's going to pop up and go back down,

abrams will be getting help from barack obama between now and november. the former president will be also campaigning in michigan and wisconsin. and democrat tim ryan and jd vance go toe-to-toe in round two of their debates in ohio's closer than expected senate race. and in utah, a battle on the debate stage in the only senate race in the country where democrats decided not to field a candidate. cnn national politics reporter eva mccann is joining us with the latest. all eyes on georgia, eva. >> reporter: yes, indeed. listen, walker, flashing that badge. he says that he has these badges apparently from local different law enforcement agencies. but typically they're cer ceremonial, don't translate to any sort of arresting power. for the johnson county sheriff's office part, they are commenting on this that badge he flashed was from johnson county, they are defending walker saying that he has been an effective ambassador for law enforcement. but to be clear that badge does not translate into any kind of arresting power. >> he seems really determined, though

donald trump or president barack obama? >> that's certainly a good question, both of them are hugely popular with their base voters. these are people who definitely galvanize, electrify, mobilize their base to come out and vote. as early voting underway. you have trump in the key states including iowa, pennsylvania, ohio under the next week or so. we know trump is paying special attention to pennsylvania, where he is raising the idea of voter fraud. we have -- letting at the polls against josh shapiro. ohio's -- former president trump in the 2020 and 2016, he will try to shore up that. we have obama going to somewhere like georgia, where you already have record early voting turnout, this is somebody who was popular with latinos and you have black and white voters really over performing in a state like georgia and early voting. latino voters, asian voters, not over performing so far in a place like georgia. does barack obama go to a place like that? and maybe boost those numbers as well? it's unclear. people are galvanized a

president biden's former boss, barack obama, kicking off his campaign travels, stumping for democrats in key battleground states. he starts his midterm swing in georgia tomorrow before heading to pennsylvania to campaign for candidate john fetterman. >> john: and that's not all. the vice president making an appearance in pennsylvania on friday. kellyanne conway is standing by to react to the democratic strategy. >> sandra: as fox team coverage starts with brian yen is in pennsylvania where biden will visit tomorrow. >> john: steve harrigan, herschel walker finished up a rally there. >> that's right. there are a lot of walker jerseys in the crowd. her develop walker in cou cumming north of atlanta. there was talk he would talk about the abortion charge, a claim made yesterday. he did not address that directly but did speak about it last night with fox's bret baier. >> that's a lie. hopefully everybody will see rafael and everybody will do what they can to win the seat. they messed with the wrong georgian. >> an unnamed woman said walker pressured her to have an abortion 30 years ago. w

right nearby, you were hinting at it, 22% back in october 2010 recall barack obama's democratic party suffered a major seat loss in the house of representatives, lost 63 seats, even in the senate where they had more room to lose, they still lost six seats in the u.s. senate. the fact is this comparison between october of 2010 and september of 2022 is not the type of comparisons that democrats necessarily want. but hey, maybe barack obama with his high favorable rating can bring in more voters. >> halloween is on monday. what are you going to dress up as? the big question, the burning question. >> what am i going to dress up as? i'm not really sure. i already kind of think i'm quite of card. so maybe i'll just dress up as myself. maybe i'll wear a tie and look like i belong on television for a change. >> what about carving pumpkins or watching scary movies? >> what do you do during the halloween season? 39% of americans, that's the top thing, say they decorate their house. maybe i'm carve a pumpkin, 37%. watcha scary movie, 36%. dress up 32,%, not anywhere close to a majority. visit a

joe biden, barack obama hitting the trail. as you watch some of what they had to say, think to yourself these two questions if you wouldn't mind. one, how does the president control gas prices in a short period of time and two, was barack obama a doctor. watch. >> we're taking gas prices down from where they were here at home. they're down $1.25 from their peak this summer. they've been falling for the last three weeks in a row. that's adding umm to real savings for -- up to real savings for american families. >> some of you may not member rr but h herschel walker was a heck of a football player but does that make him the best person to represent you in the u.s. senate? does that make him equip to weigh in on the critical decisions about our economy and our foreign policy and our future? will: obama, rachel asked would you allow herschel walker to fly a plane or be your doctor? i don't think barack obama flew a plane. i don't hi think he has his pilot's license. rachel: no, not at all but the other guy says would herschel walk

and a second follow-up and then i did barack obama's dreams for my father. so when you think about that, that's four, very major public for presidents. of a very different kind and i work with each one of them in close enough quarters to be able to have real opinions about them as as people as individuals and certainly as politicians. well peter also, i want to ask you because in your article and publishers weekly you talk about the auction process and what you paid and for tip o'neill you did an advance of about a million dollars and it was really and for barack obama from my father. $40,000 well, let's put this. remember tip with speaker of the house and retiring speaker of the house, and we're a great public figure in politician. i was in a heated auction. and we prevailed. it's the first time anybody like anybody. i certainly am not spend a million dollars before we say a big enough deal that it got noted the front page in time said o'neill gets a million bucks. the barack story was that he was in the president of the harvard law review and the new york

so, they're able to get the winds of a very dynamic speaker in barack obama. you heard him, you know, on the trail. he is just a -- you know, an excellent speaker. and biden isn't as great a speaker these days. but also, they don't want to be -- they don't want those ads to be cut by the republican opponents saying, hey, why is your candidate appearing with joe biden when he created all of this inflation, even if the economists say he actually didn't create all of the inflation, it's still just a bad look for democrats. so, they're not willing to take the risk. and they would rather have closed-door fundraisers and him going to blue states where, you know, democrats are in trouble as well. >> daniel lipman, always appreciate the insight, thanks. >> thank you. >>> secretary of state tony blinken accuses russia of, quote, weaponizing food as it pulls out of a grain export deal with ukraine. how that decision could have wide-ranging impacts beyond ukraine. president biden takes aim at right wing extremists after the attack on nancy pelosi's u' husband. his respon

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it's why the radicalization from the right is so aggressively since barack obama won the white house. it was the embodiment of something they had feared for a long time and it happened before they were ready for it . >> this book came out before that . you said something right about carville saying there are a set of messages we should hit home over and over and you disagree a little bit but do you think the january 6 hearing happening now, do you think we botched the message as well? >> i don't think we botched the message, democrats have done a great job and not just democrats obviously because publicly list any so it's bipartisan but the first thing you have to do with any ge message is get people to hear it so the fact that the january 6 hearing 20 million people to watch it one is, that is unbelievable. that is 6 million more people watching congressional hearings in game six of the nba finals. that is wild . i will say this has been in the book but i discovered this when doing research , that is a lot of people but that is 80 million fewer people than watched the oj car chase li

donald trump is easier to make fun of than barack obama. one reason why don trump cesar to make fun of than barack obama, among myriad of the reasons, is that there's a lot of audience capture in late night television, in the daily show, -- he was brilliant. he was really guided. he also basically did -- he was telling the audience is what they wanted to hear about politicians, the way they wanted to hear it. and there's a certain amount of sort of preaching to the choir that you've got. some are really good at it. it doesn't mean they're not funny, but there is a definite sort of sense -- >> how do you explain the idea that people like, there are people that did go too far, but you have the jim carrey and others who are saying, look, we're being criticized for our economy and the, you're saying we go too far when we're criticizing people for example. >> comedians also make fun of joe biden. >> i was saying -- >> the obama era, he wasn't touched. the reason why i think that's wrong is because, look at what comedians are doing to joe biden.

barack obama obviously has an ability to connect with black voters. he had a massive turn out when he ran for president in 2008 and 2012, so anything they could do to get their base out because this is a very close election, and little changes on the margin could be the difference between victory and defeat. laura: anthony zurcher in pennsylvania, thank you. climate change is one of the many underlying issues in the u.s. midterm elections, and the u.n. secretary general is warning the world faces a catastrophe from which it won't recover. that is the message from antonio guterres ahead of next month's summit in egypt, known as c.o.p. 27. >> it has been a year of extreme weather, devastating floods in pakistan, drought in somalia, with millions threatened by famine. with record-breaking heat, it is why the u.n. chief says climate is the most important issue. do you think the governments of the world will recognize that? sec.-gen. guterres: not necessarily all of them at the present moment. it is very unfortunate that many governments, the pressure at t

like you said, they'd prefer barack obama than joe biden any day. what does that tell you in. >> i do too, honestly. yeah, i think the majority of people are pretty lukewarm on biden. but, you know, i think this year will be a study of two things. one, economic and social issues, high inflation versus abortion rights, you know, always inflation is going to hurt the democrats this year -- neil: all right. >> separately, the other study will be with trump playing kingmaker and picking less than ideal candidates. it will be a reflection of how much the candidate really matters. and, of course, how much trump is -- neil: and whether any support from big guns, right or left, really matters. we'll watch closely. sarah, thank you. noel, thank you. to rich edson in philadelphia. a couple of key races going on there. >> reporter: neil, there are, and both sides are calling in the heavyweights especially when it comes to the pennsylvania senate race. it's a close one, it's got national attention. we have the latest coming up. to have a visitor. it looks like

with barack obama, i have a feeling it was his call, his take. whether you agree with his proposals, same as bill clinton, he pivoted after the 94 midterms. he changed. will president biden change? >> all presidents change. neil: i wonder about him. >> all presidents get through the first election. neil: say he is swamped in the midterms, you hope that doesn't happen. crew clinton -- clinton quickly pivoted. i can't see president biden saying i will expand production, oil production in this country, open to tax cuts or whatever. i don't see it. neil: when i was negotiating obamacare it wasn't obama who made it deal, it was joe biden. neil: he was trying to win them over. >> he was the guy who cut the deal and put away politics. neil: i agree. i'm not criticizing that he is old. i'm cognizant of this. it is a high-pressure job. i am wondering britain's move to a young prime minister, the governor for 44 years, should the next president we have be younger? >> i think they should be competent. let's have competence. that is what biden is saying and

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