noah. this is "the daily show," coming to you from miami, florida! (cheers and applause) thank you for coming out. thank you all for coming out. take a seat, everyone, take a seat. our guest tonight cnn political commentatedder miami's very own ana navarro is here, everybody. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: we're going to have a lot of fun with her. but let's get into the show. this is it. night three in miami. and tonight, and tonight isn't just any night, it's halloween. cheesier maws. >> trevor: yeah, which is a superexciting night, right, especially if you are a kid because you could walk up to any stranger's house and get candy, right, except president obama's house because you know up there droas dressed like a ghost and he would be you be bike boo, and he be like don't boo, vote. (applause). >> trevor: and michelle pops out and gives you some zucchini, damn, this sucks. now in the rest of america halloween is a chance to dress up. you get in your sexy little costumes but here in miami it is weird because that is just tuesday for you guys. no, because like y'all dress sexy

. eastern, on american history tv on c-span3. >> earlier today, florida democratic senator bill nelson spoke about the ongoing recount in his campaign, and why he thinks it's necessary. he was joined by senate minority leader chuck schumer. this runs 10 minutes. senator nelson: good afternoon. senator schumer and i just had a meeting to discuss the florida recount and we will be making a statement here as the legal proceedings are ongoing. this process is about one thing, making sure that every legal ballot is counted and protecting the right of every floridian to participate in our democracy. and that is to have their ballot counted and to count as they intended it. sadly it's become clear that my opponent isn't interested in making sure that every lawful vote is counted. instead, he's been using his power as governor to undermine the voting process. he's thrown around words like voter fraud with no proof. he's tried to get the florida department of law enforcement to intimidate local supervisors of election. both the florida department of law enforcement, which governor scott oversees and

>> ahead of tuesday's elections, president trump campaigns in pensacola for florida's candidates. governor rick scott is challenging senator bill nelson. >> it is great to be back in the such state and especially great to be here with a friend of mine. a man with who loves the state of florida and the man that florida voted overwhelmingly to make the 45th president of the united states of america. president donald trump. [cheers and applause] i'm here today because i stand with president donald trump. i'm here because we stand with all the great florida leaders who have supported our agenda. and we're here because president trump and i need florida to elect ron desantos as your next governor and send rick scott to the united states senate. yo know, it's the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who get up every day and fightses to keep the promises that he made to the people of florida and the people of america. i think there's only one way you can describe the last two years. it's been two years of action. it's been two years of results. it's be

, in pensacola, florida. in pensacola,dent florida. the vice president has this embarked. we have not see the president, but the crowds are ready and waiting. president trump has been campaigning in florida. let's listen to governor -- to vice president pence for a moment. vice president pence: hello, florida. it's great to be back in the sunshine state, and great to be here with a friend of mine. here ino will be out just a few minutes, a man who loves the state of florida, and the man florida voted 45thhelmingly to make the president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] i'm here because i stand with president donald trump. we stand with all the great florida leaders who have supported our agenda. and we are here because president trump and i need to florida to elect ron d santos as asr next -- ron desantis your next governor and send rick scott to the united states senate. it's the great privilege of my life to serve as vice president for a president who fights to keep the promises he made. there is only one way to describe the past two years, two year

us, but we will still have the victory. god bless you. god keep you. god bless the state of florida and this great country that we get to call home. take care, everybody. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you all. god bless you. love y'all. >> thank you, florida, for your support. about 15 minutes ago, i spoke with andrew gillum and he very graciously conceded the election. he was a very formidable opponent and i wish him well in his future endeavors. other than serving our nation in uniform, the opportunity to serve as the 46th governor of the great state of florida is the greatest professional honor of my life. thank you, the people of florida, for your faith, your support and your trust you have placed in me. not bad for a kid who started out making $6 an hour. now, throughout the campaign i knew the only thing i could fully control was how hard i worked and while i was confident achieving a victory, i was at peace knowing that i worked as hard as i possibly could and i left everything out on the field. abraham lincoln told soldiers assembled before him at the end of the c

the florida recount. we will be making a statement here as the legal proceedings are ongoing. this process is about one thing, making sure that every legal ballot is counted and protecting the right of every meridian to participate in democracy. that is to have their ballot counted and to count as they intended it. sadly it has become clear my opponent is not interested in making sure every lawful vote is counted. instead he's been using his power as governor to try to .ndermine the voting process he has thrown around words like .oter fraud with no proof he's tried to get the florida department of law enforcement to intimidate local supervisors of elections. the florida department of law enforcement, which governor scott overseas, and the governor scott appointed secretary of state have said there is no credible evidence of voter fraud . it has become obvious mr. scott cannot oversee the process in a fair and impartial way. he should remove himself from the recount process. confidence inve the integrity of the election. it remains the most important goal to make sure every lawful v

of florida law and now, state is bracing for recounts in both the senate and the governor's races. rick scott, the governor, senator-elect, will join us in a moment. he's alleging that rampant fraud is at play and now broward county supervisor of elections brenda snipes is facing serious claims of election malfeasance. we'll have a full report on her and reveal her shady past tonight. plus we'll have the latest news out of the razor tight senate race in arizona, and we'll pull out conspiracy tvs chief election night anchor, after public promoting far left anti-trump protests organized by the radical group moveon.org. we'll also show the response to crazy behaviors. buckle up and it's time for our breaks news monologue. there are some troubling developments in the great state of florida. thousands of counted ballots just turning up in broward county and palm beach counties only. only democratic votes. these 15,000 votes were mysteriously found in palm beach county and in broward county it's far worse. on election night, the county reported roughly 634,000 votes, which they are supp

this is my world. [♪] judge jeanine: florida's secretary of state orders a recount in the senate and governor races and andrew gillum withdraws his concession in the governor's race. thanks for making justice number one last weekend and for keeping "liars, leakers and liberals" on the best sellers list. live reaction from congressman matt gaetz, corey through win dy lewandowski, and brian kilmeade. there is a clear double standard between the left and the right. behavior that you only see on the left and not the right. if you need further proof that there is a double standard, that the left has grain washed society, look no further than florida. the fraud going on in florida as an acceptable solution to our election process is the last straw. how are the same two counties we have repeatedly had trouble with in the past are able to say their election is not final. how is that possible? how is that true? florida's secretary of state has officially declared a recount. republican rick scott was declared the winner over democrat bill nelson. republican ron deand fist was declared win

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, everybody! welcome! my name is trevor noah! this is "the daily show"! coming to you from miami, florida! ( cheers and applause ) take a seat! take a seat and let's get into it. our guest tonight, nba superstar dwayne wade is here! ( cheers and applause ) dwayne! oh, man! we've had so much fun! this is our final night here in miami and this whole week has been amazing. we've loved every single moment. my body is now 60% cuban sandwiches and the other 40% red algae, and i've never felt better! ( cheers and applause ) and i will say a part of me thought this week would be a bit more of a vacation. i thought we would come to florida, talk about florida issues, go home, follow the halloween show happening in the white house -- ( laughter ) -- but instead all of the news followed us here. everything. the mail bombs sent around the country allegedly came from florida. the woman involved in the attempted fake #metoo against robert mueller is from florida. and last night the presidential jack-o'-lantern himself came to florida to hold a campaign rally for local candidate ron desantis and rick sc

of young people arere involved. . . . . >> host: republican of florida and the cofounder and cochair of the solutions caucus. good morning. >> guest: good morning. it's good to be with you. >> host: what was your response to the white house response to climate? >> guest: this was a report produced by scientists across a number of different departments andos agencies. these are professionals, and their only agenda is to tell the truth, alert the public with regards to the risks associated with the changing climate, and of course the causes of these changes, and to hear the president and the white house dismissed the is something that's not really relevant was a major disappointment and for us in florida we are kind of a tape otipof the spear when it comes o climate change. the levels are rising and especially in south florida most of us live near sea level so this is a real issue. it's not a debate in theory about what could be or not. it's the challenges with the keys, miami beach and others. what we are interested in his solutions. we want to make this better so s if people can cont

-- we have a nail biter in florida. >> so take a look here. let's start on the governor's side here you can see. it is 90,000 votes. we just want the take you through again, the democrat andrew gillum 90,000 votes behind right now. where is the outstanding vote for democrats, there are two places where we're really talking about here. it is broward and miami-dade. these are the two places where gillum, he is running very strongly. there is a lot of vote left. again, our estimate here has been, and this is an estimate. so this is subject to a little bit of change here. but our estimate has been about 630,000 will end up being the final vote count out of broward. we may get somewhere closer to 900,000 out of miami-dade. if we use the two estimates and put gillum at the current rate he is getting, he may be able to get a 60,000 vote or so plurality out of these two counties. so, again, if you're down basically 90,000 votes statewide, that would eat into it. now in terms of the republican side, though, go up to the panhandle, and you can find a couple of places here. they're smaller, bu

, and florida. join us for our live campaign 2018 call in's during washington journal at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. for floridace governor, former republican congressman ron desantis debated tallahassee mayor andrew gillam, a democrat. the current governor is term limited and running for the senate. vote. the florida gubernatorial debate. made possible by the florida press association, broward college, aarp, the claude pepper center and foundation. this is decision 2018 before you vote. the florida gubernatorial debate. now here is your moderator, news anchor todd mcdermott. todd: good evening and thank you for joining us for this all important final debate in the race for florida governor. i want to welcome our audience. here in bailey hall in broward college. we are going to seek answers to the issues that matter to you. i also want to thank our candidates for governor, ron desantis and andrew gillum. thank you both so much for being here for joining us for this debate. i went you to meet our -- i want you to meet our panelists. this is an engagement editor for florida today.

by diligent honest officials in accordance with the law. that did not happen in southern florida. since election nightid nearly 100,000 uncounted votes have just magically turned up in liberal broward and palm beach counties. we have no idea where the votes came from, where they've been, why they weren't counted. so many laws, we will outline thisne tonight, have been broke. our inalienable rights have been spit on and now breaking just moments ago our sources confirming tonight, they are telling us a criminal investigation is in fact now underway. coming up we will show you why this crisis in florida should deeply concern alln americans, not just floridians, and tonight we havet warned you for months, the destructive democratic agenda that they were hiding will wreak chaos across the country. now they are telling us endless investigations, subpoenas, a quest for impeachment. not a single planan to improve e lives of the american people. it is now the top order of business -- destroyed trump, the pelosi destroyed trump house. we will show you how pelosi, waters, schiff, nadler an

: thank you. we continue our conversation with a look at florida with susan mcmanus, political analyst at the university of south florida, joining us from tampa. with how the florida voters breakdown by party. explain the breakdown and what impact that could have. guest: to put it mildly, we are pretty much a tight state. we have the closest cap between democrats and republicans in state history. 35%registered democrats, registered republicans, 37% no very affiliation -- divided state. host: who could make the difference in some of these key senate and house races, and also the gubernatorial race? guest: we are closely watching the group that has no party affiliation. a sizable portion has the three youngest generations, generation x, the millennials, and z.eration they have the clout to affect a lot of these races. will be theiron turnout. millions have been spent in this state to register young voters and hire people on the ground to try to get them to the polls. so we shall see. the most competitive state in the country, the purple list of purple states. host: take a look at the reg

for tonight. the beat with ari melber starts now live from broward county, florida. i'll let you take away without any awkward toss. >> this time that works for us. thank you. >>> we're live from broward county, florida. this is the home stretch and the epicenter of what's shaping up to be a historic recount. we're looking at the florida governor and senator race. in that building, we were just in there, election workers racing to finish the machine recount by the thursday deadl e deadline. earlier we were inside the building and looked at the recount proceedings. i spoke to a group of these protesters gathered out here the last few hours. i'll show you that reporting in a moment. today a slew of legal challenges and emergency hearings about the recount are occurring across the state of florida. republican politicians alleging misconduct even though the florida state investigators say they haven't seen evidence of any kind of voter fraud. the difference in the senate race is basically a photo finish. just over 12,000 votes out of a whopping 8 million and more counted. in the governor'

. not good news for republicans. meanwhile, the florida recount is getting ugly, may get worse. what is true? what is trite? we don't need more opinions from pundits about what might be going on. we need the players and have them on both sides making their cases directly to you. what are their issues? what proof do they have of the sa same? then you decide. the president has weighed in. is he really proposing breaking the law in two different states? facts first. straight ahead. >>> and this story, this photo blowing up online. what the heck are these high school boys doing? a nazi salute with a black classmate in attendance? >>> and also as veterans -- as anderson just reminded us, it's veterans day. thank you. we will never forget. tonight's show is in your honor. we have a special closing tonight that you're not going to want to miss. there's only way to start the week, my friends. let's get after it. >>> all right. there's just been another concession as i said. democrats picked up a seat in the united states senate. in arizona. republican martha mcsally just conceded the race to de

years of rick scott as governor of florida trying to manipulate the outcome of elections. he did it by making it harder to register voters. he did it by making the number of voting places -- by reducing the number of early voting locations. he did it by making sure that students couldn't vote on college campuses. he did it by trying to purge 200,000 voters from our voting rolls, including a world war ii veteran, a constituent of mine. the governor now, john -- this is important. the governor has now actually taken the unheard of approach of trying to use his own state police to impound voting machines before this election is even over. he is the governor of the state of florida, not an unelected autocrat who can use state levers to try to change elections to his benefit. we need to count the votes. we need to make sure that every valid vote is counted and we need to just follow the law. the governor has been able to get away with spinning conspiracy theories, ignoring his own past of trying to manipulate elections. it's time he's held accountable and we stop listening to these crazy

us from florida is michael morley. he teaches at florida state university. he teaches law. here to talk about the status of recounts. professor, good morning. >> good morning. >> could you walk our viewers through where we're at as far as this recount is concerned on both the governor side and the senate side? >> sure. so florida has a two step recount process. concurrently we're in the middle of the first step which is known as the machine recounts. if the top two candidates in a race are within half a percent of each other based on all the votes cast in that race, a machine recounts is required by state law. this means for electronic voting machines, the supervisors of elections go back and double check the vote tallies from the electronic voting machines, we present those figures to the board of canvassers, and for the paper ballots, those are run through automated tallying machines again that automatic automatically count the votes and based on those vults adding together the results from the electronic voting machines and the automated tally from the mechanical tabulation mach

steal this election from the great people of florida. >> there's a razor thin margin, rather, also in the race for governor. democrat andrew gillum conceded the race. gillum is expected to speak to the media at 3:00 p.m. today. >> you got to stiffen your spine and square your shoulders to the task. i'm prepared to do that. let's count every vote and let's bring it home. >> before leaving for paris, the president amplified unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud in florida. >> all of a sudden they're finding votes out of nowhere. i hear -- i don't know. you tell me. its always the democrats. its always gps fusion. its always crooked stuff. >> so there are still several races too close to call and democrats could secure more victories. the senate city in arizona could turn blue. the democrat has taken the lead by one percentage point. there have been no allegations of voter fraud there. the president on twitter suggested calling for a new election. he claimed without evidence, there has been electoral corruption and georgia's race for governor also in dispute. republican brian kemp is

. tomorrow florida congressman matt gaetz, harlen hill. and anthony cumia his latest book. good night. business network. lou: good evening, our top story, wildfires in northern and southern california still raging, high winds gusts to 40 miles an hour, driving in dry brush fueling the fires over thousands of acres, destroying thousands of houses and buildings, devastating communities. and as feared, death toll continues to rise. interior secretary ryan zinke surveying the damage today, aftermath saying he has never seen such widespread damage even in war zones. we'll have the latest. >> this my feuert fourth trip to california, unfortunately every trip has been forest fires, each year, i say this is the worst, now we're here today this is the worst fire. lou: key midterm races in florida remain undecided, recounts underway. and a confusing fashion. and in palm beach county voting machines hindering rather than helping, adding to frustration of candidates, election voters, workers and voters. we'll have that story for you on what is going on this time. in florida fraud and folly capita

productions for the 2018 midterm elections. that is followed by barack obama campaigning in florida where bill nelson is running for reelection and andrew gillum is running for governor. later, trump and pence travel to indianapolis in support of mike braun. on c-span 2, the impact of refugee migration. later, steve bannon and david from debate the rise of populism in toronto. c-span3, the u.s. chamber of commerce takes a look at defense and aerospace exports with white house trade advisor peter navarro. that is at 11:30 a.m. eastern. eastern coming up on today "washington journal," we look at how states have improved their voting system since 2018 with john fortier. then, susan macmanus from the university of south florida talks about the political dynamics of florida ahead of next week's midterm elections. trump: at this very moment, large, unorganized caravans of migrants are marching toward our southern border. some people call it an invasion. it is like an invasion. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. with the midterm election days away, the new york times and washington post are

. >>> we are coming to you live in florida again. legal fights suddenly throwing this recount into turmoil. here's the breaking news. senator bill nelson has officially filed a new federal lawsuit to try to extend the recount that's going on, the pitched battle in the state of florida, past the thursday deadline that you see in state law. there's no response yet from his opponent in the estate race, rick scott. if there is, we'll bring to it you live. we are here on the scene where workers have been recounting some of the more than 8 million votes cast in florida. the miami date elections department where another batch of recounts have been occurring all day. i want to take a moment and speak with one chair of the local democratic party, juan cuba. what do you want to see come out of this recount? >> make sure that every single vote is counted. i had millions of people come out to vote, and we should make sure that every single one of them is counted. >> that was the push today in front of the elections board there. juan is here live now to talk more about this process in a moment. i want

of florida and this great country that we get to call home. take care, everybody. .hank you [applause] >> thank y'all. god bless y'all. [applause] >> thank you, florida. about 50 minutes ago, i spoke with andrew gillum who graciously conceded the election. he was a very formidable opponent and i wish him well and other then serving our nation in uniform, the opportunity to serve as the 46 the governor of the great state is the greatest professional honor of my life. thank you, the people of florida, for your faith, your support, and your trust you have but not bad for a kid who started out making six dollars an hour. throughout the campaign, i do the only thing i could control was how hard i worked. and i was at peace knowing that i worked as hard as i possibly could and let everything out on the field. when he spoke to the ohio regiment towards the end of the civil war, abraham lincoln told his soldiers that the free government for which they were fighting provided everyone with an open field and fair chance for their industry, enterprise, and intelligence. on the frontier

griff jenkins live in broward county, florida with the latest on a handheld recount that could linger for a few days. griff? griff: hey, neil the manual recount in the senate race has ended and so too have senator bill nelson's chances of a political comeback. let me take you inside the broward elections office you see here they're counting and tabulating some other races, the agriculture secretary but here the story. broward was nelson's best chance of flipping this race. we're told in the beginning by nelson's attorneys there are 25,000 votes here not counted that was not the case. yesterday they counted 31,000 over and under votes, of which only 447 were over votes, though could have gone nelson's way we'll find out the total tally but at the end of the day, the math just isn't here for nelson. the really only question that remains is whether or not the supervisor of elections here, dr. brenda snipes, will continue to keep her job, a lot of scrutiny on her and the way she's handled this race and some in the past. i caught up with her yesterday. here is what she had to say. >

. let's take a look at those. too early to call in florida still. bill nelson and rick scott. they're in a tight matchup right there. in missouri, claire mccaskill/josh hawley. polls just closed there. too early to call in missouri. similarly in tennessee. phil bredesen, former governor, representativey to call in the states. let's take a look where we're not able to make projections. florida, maine, mississippi, the mississippi special senate election as well. missouri, new jersey, pennsylvania, and tennessee. no projection. the balance of power, where things stand in the u.s. senate right now, 31 democrats are guaranteed. they will be in the senate. 42 republicans. but 27 seats in the senate remain outstanding right now. we're watching all 27 of those seats. remember, democrats must pick up two republican seats. two republican seats in order to make sure that they are the majority without losing any of those own seats. dana, you're eyeing some of the races that are still very close. >> that's right, they are all very close. still early. we want to check back in in indiana because ea

early voting in florida, aka soul to the poles sunday. more than four million floridans have already voted early. driving that turnout are not one but two critical, crucial neck and neck races. democrat bill nelson is trying to hang on to his senate seat, while andrew gillum is vying to become the first african-american governor of this state. let's bring in my super panel. joining me now, friends all, i'm hanging out with democratic pollster and host of the podcast strange days, christopher metzler and at a disadvantage, david jolly, not hanging out onset with us. former republican congressman from florida who recently left the party. david, i feel badly that you are not here with us. i was just telling my friends here i'm hopped up. i want to play, david, for you president obama talking about you because not only did you abandon the republican party, but you already had cast a vote in the governor's race here. let me let you listen to that. >> a former republican congressman, david jolly, just cast his vote. he voted for andrew gillum. he said, the reason is simple. it is because i

democrat, will be reelected. we're about to get some results in florida right now. real results. >> florida, of course, is where everybody is watching, because there are two high-profile races there, a governor's race and a senate race that really both of them are too close to call and there are a number of competitive races, florida being such a swing state with so many swing districts within it. tim kaine, a year ago, people thought that he could have been vulnerable, running in a purple state. we have florida votes? okay. >> let's go to dana. she's got some results. >> reporter: finally starting to get some votes in from florida. you see there, rick scott, the republican challenger, who's also the sitting governor, is ahead right now at this early hour. bill nelson, the three-term incumbent democrat is trying to hang on here. again, this is one of those seats just like in indiana, the democrats want to and need to hold on to, another one of those states, wolf and jake, that the president has been trying to help the republican take back and put in the gop hands. >> yeah, good

department office in florida where attorneys for two senate candidates will be in the county court room for what may be the start of a big battle over a contested election. here we go, florida again. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. election fraud charges are flying as two high stakes races appeared to be headed for recounts. florida governor and senate candidate rick scott filing lawsuits accusing officials into codemocrat heavy counties trying to what they call "steal the election." attorney for bill nelson, the democrat, has announced a lawsuit looking to extend the vote counting deadline and the outcome of florida's governor's race is now also in play. in dispute, an automatic recount appears imminent in that race as well. president trump says law enforcement is now looking into possible election fraud, watch. >> what's going on in florida is a disgrace, go down and see what happened over the last period of time, ten years, take a look at broward county. take a look at the total dishonesty of what happens with respect in broward county. all of a sudden they are

looked busy over there at that board. what do you have at the top of seven. >> georgia, florida, virginia, starting to close right now. as you can see, we've got two. we'll keep an eye of two battleground districts here in florida. right outside atlanta and just seeing quickly, these are important. for democrats these are flip opportunities. directly related to governor's race. let me show you how the sixth district here of georgia. remember this one, this is where democrats dumped $30 million last year trying to get john through special election. that didn't work out. here we go again. this is one of the most closiel watched races out there. the story outside about half the district here is a fulton county. largest county in the state. now this is where the special election did well here. if you're getting that surge democratic turnout. stacey abrams tacked about, you'll see it. in this portion of the district. this is a quarter of the district. if you have surge democratic turnout for the governor's race, see it here. probably in cobb county too. especially in tlanatlanta area

. >> sean: great show as always, welcome to "hannity." the chaos continues in south florida. tonight, a criminal investigation is now underway as republicans ron desantis, rick scott now look poised for victory. we will bring you the very latest updates from florida. plus, get this. jim acosta, fake news cnn, they are now suing the president in a complaint that is chock-full of abject lies and distortions. acosta and his employers at cnn claim that the white house is stripping his constitutional rights by not allowing him inside 1600 pennsylvania avenue. jim must really be crying himself to sleep at night. coming up, we will break down the bogus lawsuit and we will show you how jim's hyperpartisan unprofessional behavior is on befitting to the industry that he claims to be serving. also tonight, we will preview a looming feud inside the democratic party between the far left and at the far, far extreme radical left. speaking of which believe it or not, hillary clinton clearly may be gearing up for yet another presidential run. also tonight, monica lewinsky speaking out about her infam

from florida hang in the balance. and find out why germany will not be holding national ceremonies to remember world war one. and installed the czech republic close in on their six third cup tennis title and i guess it's more or less stay with us. hello winter is turkey and nasty has already been some early snow around the great lakes and the midwest now for midwest and it was caused by this thing here so a cold front strong through the code is coming down unfortunate slighting trees the wind sets are southern california these santa ana winds which have been causing such trouble with the fires so that's not going to help as the weather itself is forty out of the sky will start comes as far south again as colorado denver's max minus one and that code isn't just in colorado and said it can be long way south dallas is back to a max of nine degrees you might even see some snow in northern texas you hang around for another day because you get the trough collecting of the south big sandstorms in the cold air coming down from the north and that's why for the snow has got where the sun is the

. >>> plus here we go again. all eyes on florida where election officials are in the middle of another recount. >> they are finding votes out of nowhere. >> alleging voter fraud but election officials say he has no evidence. senator cory gardener will be here. >>> and taking on trump, democrats win control of the house and have a message for president trump. >> he will be held accountable. >> in response the president offers a threat. the top democrat in moments. >>> hello the state of our union is honoring our veterans. we express your appreciate. president trump is in paris to mark 100 years since the end of world war i. he has not been without controversy. he delivered what appeared to be a review from the america first agenda. saying in front of the international gathering nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. saturday president trump drew swift condemnation to honor american soldiers who died in the war. veteraning criticized the commander in chief for not having a back up plan. president trump facing a slew of unfolding crises. a recount underway. deadly wild fires in californ

mueller's russia probe. another recount after a blizzard of losses in florida. razor thin margins in two of tuesday's most of closely watched contests. >> i will not stand by while unethical liberals try to steal this election. chris: governor rick scott joins us live in a fox news exclusive. as the democrats win the house, nancy pelosi once again eyes the speaker's gavel. we'll ask our sunday panel where to look for cooperation and confrontation. on this veterans day, our power player of the week. last surviving marine from world war ii to receive the medal of honor. >> i keep saying i am not the hero. the heroes didn't get home. chris: hello again from fox news in washington. president trump this paris on this veterans day, marking 100 years since the end of world war i. the celebration of peace comes as the president faces new turmoil at home. divided government on capitol hill. open hostilities with the press. and controversy over his appointment of acting attorney general matthew whitaker. first john roberts traveling with the president in paris. reporter: president trump began

emergency hearing on that vote counting in florida. details on what's holding up a decision on the gubernatorial position and also the senate seat. you're watching cnn. i'll be right back. ♪ introducing the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? we really pride ourselvesglass, on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. i get to select my room from the floor plan

for florida's senate and governor's races. jillian: brand-new action republican rick scott took to ensure every ballot is protected. >> the president has not discussed mueller investigation with whitaker. it would be a mistake to shut down the mueller investigation because we have been so compliant. jillian: white house firing back at democrats take aim at acting attorney general. rob: brand-new threat from incoming house leadership to subpoena matthew whitaker. image of hope in the midst of devastation in california. jillian: remarkable discovery by some of the heros on the front line, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: good monday morning, live look outside in downtown manhattan, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday, i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, thanks for getting up with us, all eyes on florida this morning. governor scott accusing his opponent in the senate race of trying to commit voter fraud as the ballot recount gets off to rocky start. jillian: griff jenkins inside with details. >> good morning, jillian, rob, no sleep for

election officials in two florida counties. as statewide recount gets underway. scott's lead over democratic incumbent bill nelson sits at less than 1%. >> we still don't understand how they went in these two counties and had dramatic increase, another 93,000 votes were cast or somehow they came up with 93,000 votes after election night. we still don't know how they came up with that. we're trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> sandra: kris jenkins live from florida this morning for us this morning. >> good morning, sandra. they've been up all night long, elections officials and attorneys. the recount is beginning in all 67 counties. here in broward you see the canvassing board. inside this room right here initially 10 voting machines to do the recount, two more added at 4:00 a.m. brought in from tallahassee. they're calibrating them now. that's what the officials are doing. they'll start the recount. before they even get there, they're trying to get a total number of ballots cast before they do that because of governor scott's lawsuit which focuses, among other things, a

talk with senate minority leader chuck schumer next. >>> plus here we go again. all eyes on florida. election officials are in the middle of' recount. president trump suggesting fraud but officials say he has no evidence. corey gardner will be here. >>> and taking on trump. democrats win control of the house and have a message for president trump. >> he will be held accountable. we have a president not a manarch. >> top democrat on the judicial committee, jerry nadler, in moments. >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is honoring our veterans, while we here in the u.s. express our appreciation to those who serve our nation. president trump is in paris, gathering with other world leaders to mark 100 years since the end of world war i, but the president's trip abroad has not been without controversy. this morning, french president emmanuel macron saying in front of the international gathering, nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. president trump drew swift condemnation after canceling a trip to honor american soldiers who died in the war. the white