if but jamie harrison has raised a ton of money but given this, i was wondering, do you think that jamie harrison might be the beto o'rourke of 2020? >> could be. and in politics, it is and who's got the biggest pile of money. go ask president hillary clinton who outspent donald trump in 2016. we have seen the political landscape littered over the decades with people who spent more money than their opponent and lost. the question is efficiency. yes, jamie harrison had $15 million plus in the third quarter, but the question is does lindsey graham with 30 some odd million dollars or a high 20s i guess it was, does he have sufficient money to counter because at some point, you can get to too many ads and you are buying more sort of bouncing and not really digging through. so the question is i think both men have sufficient funds. the question is going to be who's going to get a better get out the vote operation and a better message. >> dana: do you think trump should travel to south carolina to give a boost to lindsay? >> i frankly think "the new york times" poll is probably right. lindsay

i think jamie harrison is the beto o'rourke of the 2020 cycle. it means a couple of things. first of all as noted in your opening, they had to pour $10 million of republican support to save lindsey graham. $10 million that can't help the folks in the really tough states like colorado or maine. that helps the democrats, number 1. number 2, lindsey graham has pissed a lot of people off the same way that ted cruz has done. he's the ted cruz of this cycle. but ted worked hard in texas to make sure he didn't lose. some of the rescue here is i don't know that senator graham worked as hard. he didn't think he would have the same race. >> dana: thanks, bruce. lots to think about over the weekend. thanks everyone for joining us. i'm dana perino. i'll see you on "the five" on friday. >> bill: you're going to live in my head all weekend, dana. >> dana: i'll try to be quiet. >> bill: right on. thanks, dana. have a great time. a good friday afternoon, everyone. you almost made it. i'm bill hemmer. good day to you. our reporting begins in the great american west where joe biden is making

leland: senator lindsey graham, democratic challenger jamie harrison faced off of their final debate. the south carolina senate race has become one of the hardest and most expensive senate battles in modern history. democrats need to pick up four seats in the senate to win their quest for control, three seed center joe biden presidency to break any tie. in new york, more on the current map. >> reporter: in terms of money, shattering fundraising records, how many people have voted. there are several senate races to watch because they are battleground states. take south carolina. just days from the election new polls show the race between lindsey graham the democratic challenger jamie harrison pretty tight, some showing them as close as 3 points with graham ahead. more than 1 million people have cast ballots, that has doubled the record for absentee voting in the 2016 general election. from a fundraising perspective graham has raised $72 million. harrison in the same timeframe has raised $107.5 million, graham has spent less then harrison and has more cash on hand. listens what both sen

harrison. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel takes a look tonight. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham is in the fight of his political life, he's about to lead the confirmation process for judge amy coney barrett, a recent survey suggests it's a dead heat with both graham and democrat jamie harrison with 40% support. harrison has a money edge and is receiving national attention. >> he cares more about his political relevance and power in washington than doing the job that the people of south carolina sent him to do. >> the debate schedule is now off after the two sides could not reach an agreement over covid testing, harrison demanded graham be tested while graham declined a saying he will take medical direction for a doctor. if he is trying to link harrison to hillary clinton and house speaker nancy pelosi hoping that won't play well in south carolina. >> this is a big election between me and mr. harrison, capitalism versus socialism, conservative judges versus liberal judges

a challenge from democratic opponent, jamie harrison, the senate race could potentially be one of the ones that could shift the balance in the senates. a congressional corresponded to mike emanuel has the back story on the story tonight. a good evening. >> good evening, martha, senator graham has a battle on his hands facing a well-funded opponent when he's played a very powerful role leading the senate judiciary committee and the confirmation process for amy coney barrett. outspent by the democratic rivals and with polls tight, democrat jamie harrison is receiving a whole lot of national attention. >> this is not about democrats versus republicans, but it's about focusing on what is right versus wrong. lindsay's forgotten that and i used to respect him greatly, and i thought he was a good guy who could rise above the political right, but he's why people hate politics. >> critical statewide televised debate scheduled for this evening, this hour, but they've been squabbling with harrison demanding that he get a covid test and he will take medical advice from a doctor and they negotiate

two weeks from now and now barack obama is being deployed to back senator graham's challenge jamie harrison in south carolina. now they are bringing in barack obama. joining us with reaction. senator lindsey graham. did they raise like $100-million? you are the new ted cruz in this election cycle going up against bozo with $100-million? >> those two ladies were trying to intimidate me. some showed at my house and broke my window. i will be stuck up here getting the judge confirmed. i am more determined than i have ever been to make sure judge barrett gets on this court next monday and take her to the floor this weekend. i will manage the bill. my answer to those two ladies is to put this fine woman on the supreme court where she needs to be. lindsey graham.com. help me stand up to this mob. if these people take over our government, god help us all. they were trying to ruin diane feinstein's life for giving me a hug. >> sean: chuck schumer said no more filibuster. they will pack the courts and they want puerto rico statehood. you have your race and mcsally and tillis in north carolina and pu

jamie harrison is in a race for lindsey graham's seat. harrison castigated graham for what he characterized as contradictory positions on whether it's appropriate to fill supreme court vacancies in an election year. judge jeanine: president trump remains at walter reed national medical center tonight where he will spend the next few days. the president in good spirits. even tweeting out that video you saw a few hours ago. my next guest is not only a doctor, but also battled covid-19. aside from you being a senator, you are someone who has had covid-19 and you recovered. first of all, how are you feeling? >> i feel great. that was about three weeks ago. there is still a little bit of lingering. i don't smell or taste quite the same but otherwise it's all good. judge jeanine: what can you tell us you think the president might be experiencing based on what you weren't through. >> they mentioned he had fevers and his oxygen levels went down. that tells us the virus probably entered his lungs and he was starting to have a reaction. when they g

alex: that's right, the challenger jamie harrison taking on senator lindsey graham in 60-minute debate, lindsey graham calling democrats not only radical but also saying that they're nuts. senator: this is a big-choice election between me and mr. harrison, capitalism versus socialism, conservative judges versus liberal judges. law and order versus chaos. alex: harris' campaign set up a plexiglass barrier for separation of recent outbreaks, called out graham and republicans for failing to take the pandemic seriously. >> tonight i am taking this seriously and that's why i put the plexy glass up. it's not just about me but the people in my life that i have to take care of as well. my two boys, my wife, my grandmother. we need to address the issue here in south carolina. alex: the candidates will have two more debates again early voting start tomorrow, so a lot of races to watch, trace. trace: alex hogan live for us this afternoon, alex, thank you. well, we just heard from a doctor on the news the president could be discharged from the hospital as soon as tomorrow if his condition continue

would cruise to an easy reelection but now graham is effectively tied with his democratic challenger jamie harrison who just announced he hauled in a staggering $57 million in fundraising at the highest quarterly amount raised by a senate candidate ever. in august 2019 a black man was led by a rope by two white officers on horseback. that man donald has now filed a lawsuit against the city of galveston for cold, extreme and outrageous millie asian. he was homeless of the time and arrested for trespassing in the body camera video is now under renewed scrutiny against the backdrop of the recent racial justice movements. i'm jackie now back to confirmation chronicles: brett kavanaugh and his accusers paid log onto fox news for all the headlines and have a good night. ♪ >> for a long time it was unclear whether christine blasey ford was going to just about. >> i served as chairman chuck grassley's lead staffer for the accommodated christine blasey ford is much as we could to make sure she was comfortable and safe. we offered to have a private hearing so she could come tell her story and not

recent polls show that jamie harrison is closing the gap. he's up one point, neck and neck. same with iowa. joni ernst was winning that race. now she's neck and neck. democrats have big momentum. >> dana: should republicans suggest vote -- obviously voting in person is ideal. are you worried about this? >> no, i'm not. if you look at the numbers from 2016, all of the headlines going to election day were hillary clinton sees boost in swing states due to early voting and turnout from democrats. so i'm not necessarily concerned about it. i know republicans have registered a number of new voters in swing states. so early voting numbers much like exit polling aren't always a perfect indicator for what is to come. >> dana: a newly registered is almost 99% likely to cast their ballot. there's that. thank you both. >> exactly. >> dana: next, a lot to talk about when it comes to undecided voters. what if there's not many of them? i'll tell you what about a new podcast of chris stirewalt. we debate the debate. we don't talk over each other. what you should look out for in the vice pre

harrison, raised $57 million in the third quarter of this year. it shattered the record for any senate race in any state ever. harasses campaign beat then congressman beto o'rourke in 2018 record by nearly $20 million paid recent polling shows the two candidates in a statistical dead heat. eric. eric: arthel, we have a lot more on the election tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox news sunday with chris wallace gets the lowdown from the presidential reelection campaign and his guest daughter in and trump campaign senior advisor laura trump, he will also speak to the senate judiciary committee members, then sass and chris coons. that coverage also tomorrow. that is it for us. gregg ever watch the homage raise the bar and? me neither but it's impressive. anyone in town pages and help like joe biden's campaign. so many people lending a hand to help them stand up long enough to cross the finish line and they are all in the media. but we all know the press can see their own doses. study is show journalist vote democrat nine times out of 10 out there deci

harrison, and south carolina. as if rosie o'donnell and barbra streisand were not enough competition, now they are bringing in barack obama. joining us with reaction, senator lindsey graham. what did they raise, like, $100 million? you are like the new ted cruz in the selection cycle, going up against big bozo with $100 million. >> my opponent raise the most money in the history of the united states senate to take me out, the two ladies who confronted me at the airport were nasty, they were mean, they call judge barrett a racist, they tried to intimidate me. about 150 showed up at my house in washington, broke my window, it's been that way since kavanaugh, now president obama weighing in, the people of south carolina going to have it come lindseygraham.com, a more determined than i've ever been in my life to make sure judge barrett gets on the court, report out of committee thursday, take her to the floor this weekend, i'll be managing the bill, and my answer to those two ladies is to put this fine woman on the su

in south carolina, the first of three debates, senator lindsey graham and challenger jamie harrison took to the stage, harrharrison's campaign set up a plexiglass barrier. graham pointing to the potential appointment of amy coney barrett. barrett. >> just be a man of it and stand up and say i changed my mind, i'll goini'm going to do someth. don't blame it on somebody else for a flip-flop you're making yourself. >> all i can say is amy barrett is highly qualified, i'm the chairman of the judiciary committee. the president has every right to do this. >> reporter: according to a poll, they are tied, both polling at 48% right now. in swing state pennsylvania, republican senator pat toomey says he'll soon share the future of his political plans, his office saying they had no comment today but they will make an announcement tomorrow. there are just 30 days until the election. according to a center for responsive politics study, they found that this election in 2020 is costing about $11 billion. that's 50% more than what we saw in 2016. jon. >> alex hogan in new york. thank you. for more on so

jamie harrison. federal exchange commission records show in the second quarter just 7% of his funds and 0% of graham's -- 10% of graham's came from supporters or groups within south carolina. >>> the trump administration reportedly working with counterparts in europe to allow limited travel overseas. "the wall street journal" citing administration sources, reporting early talks are focusing on allowing travel to london and locations in germany starting late next month. passengers would be tested for coronavirus before and after their flights. >>> and india surpassing a grim milestone, becoming just the second nation other than the u.s. to report 7 million coronavirus cases. the country expected to surpass the u.s. totals in coming days. >> judge kavanaugh, this is your field, judicial nominations -- >> let me ask you -- sorry. >> there has never been a case where you drank so much that you didn't remember what happened the in connection night before or part of what happened? >> if you're asking about

i will say it in terms of the safety precautions this weekend, we had jamie harrison the senate candidate down in south carolina running against lindsey graham and they have the petition they are in the first time i've seen employees. it seems to work pretty effectively. and i second think i'm i'm not sure they will have anybody. there is a push to say why do you have people in? last time in cleveland, a great upset to this day about the fact that the trump family was not wearing masks. why take the risk? b5 jesse the trump campaign said they will participate in the next presidential debate. >> jesse: october 14th or something. >> dagen: 15th. >> jesse: that will be a good one and people might tune into that when after he recovers from coronavirus. i believe with juan, this is a big debate. because of the age of people in the top of the ticket. kamala harris hasn't answered about fracking, court packing, she definitely has to answer for some of the radical things she ran on. and she's not talented enough politically to defend her record and biden's record. remember, she dropped out before

incumbent lindsey graham considered a heavy favorite against challenger jamie harrison. we went to the senate races are interesting. the latest fox news poll the voters say they will mail in their ballots rate significantly for the democratic ticket 68/27, and in person voters go for the tromped/pence nine-point spread. >> martha: with four weeks to go until election day some states have issues with ballots and the senior correspondent eric shawn joins us from new york. >> people are not only voting now for the president but more than 5 million pilots reported so far. but in some places, they are already counting their votes. in maryland, the numbers are being tallied up but like other states cannot be released until after the polls close on election day. some states will move up the counting process predilections say that would give him a jump start to get the election results sooner. at least 17 states now start counting at some point before november 3rd. but other states like the key battleground pennsylvania want to get a head start too. >> we need the legislature to

harrison. last night debate was canceled after graham refuse today take covid-19 test. because of pandemic the confirmation hear willing look different. all senators right to appear virtually to prevent the continued spread of covid-19. alicia. alicia: alex hogan in new york, thank you so much. and we will be right back. hts going hundreds of miles, it's a bit more challenging. we are letting the data guide us to the best solution. it's inspiring to try to solve a problem that no one else has solved. that's super exciting. omnipod delivers insulin through a discreet waterproof pod... to help simplify life. no more daily injections. it's game-changing. take your insulin anywhere with a small tubeless pod. and the wireless controller helps deliver the right amount of insulin. covered by medicare part d. get started with a benefits check today. go to omnipod.com for risk information and instructions for use. consult your healthcare provider before starting on omnipod. simplify diabetes. simplify l

and south carolina democratic senate candidate jamie harrison setting up his own plexiglass barrier between his first debate with senator lindsey graham. >> whether or not we take it seriously, tonight i am taking this seriously. i put this plexiglass up. you know, it is not just about me. will: senator graham says he tested negative for covid-19 on friday. pete. pete: travel with a glass barrier. president trump's medical team delivered an update on his condition. >> this morning the president is doing very well. at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. pete: last knight supporters gathered outside for a candlelight vigil to pray for the president's recovery. we're talking about power of prayer during trying times. we have seymour institute for black and church policy studies, ref lined louis , jr., fox news contributor, niece of martin luther king. will: alveda king. we have the pastor in gainesville georgia, pastor franklin. thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> god bless you. pete: god bless you, god bless our president. prayer, w

the south carolina senator faces his own re-election race with democratic challenger jamie harrison. last night's debate was canceled, though, after graham refused to take a covid-19 test. in a letter, democratic senators have asked graham to push off the hearings because of the pandemic and senator joanie ernst saying she thinks people should be tested if they're going to be spending time together in these hearings but these hearings will not look like the ones that we've seen in the past because of the pandemic. senators will be allowed to tune in virtually to prevent the spread of covid-19. arthel. arthel: okay, alex hogan, thank you very much. eric. eric: well, you know, election day just over three weeks away and there are concerns about mail-in voting and voter access among some people. well, now a growing number of cities are working to assure that voters have trust in the credibility and integrity of the system. rich edson has more from washington. >> reporter: each state has its own laws on you how, when and where its citizens can vote and who is on the ballot. this year, co

brian: jamie harrison is your opponent, and i had to look to find out what party he's in. he does not want to admit he's a democrat. why? [laughter] >> because liberal democrats are not going to win in south carolina. we like conservative people. it opportunity matter where you come from, it doesn't matter the color of your skin, your ideology does matter. there's to things going on in this race, it's payback for kavanaugh when i derailed their plans to destroy his life to keep the street open -- seat open, and it's punishment for helping trump. most of the money, 90 something percent, is coming from out of the state. every liberal in the country wants to take me out. he hasn't run one ad admitting he's a democrat. he says it's not about republican and democrat. well, it really is. if we lose the senate, bernie sanders writes the nation's budget. if we keep the senate, i'm the budget chairman. he's very liberal, he's the associate chairman of the national democratic party on their payroll. he was the former party chairman of south carolina. do you believe for one minute he

now, you are in a tight race in south carolina against jamie harrison. it has been marked as a toss-up. if the senate goes to the democrats and perhaps the presidency as well, you named a ton of issues right there that can be expected. senator kamala harris has said issue number one, priority. doing away with tax cuts. what do you think packing the court. what is the first thing they do? >> well, i think they do away with the tax cuts. the economy is growing at 33% if you want to throw a wet blanket on this covid then what? you will have a supreme court full of liberals. they will change the number from 9 to 13 or restructure the court to make it liberal. they are going to do away with the legislative filibuster. they will make d.c. a state with the same standing as south carolina. the most important thing is everything president trump has done to secure our border, work with mexico they are going to undo. they have illegal immigrants free healthcare. half the world will be here. they will get back into the iranian nuclear agreement which is a disaster f