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whip for the public and new york congressman mike lawler. nicole malliotakis, a few poll from the quinnipiac and trump leads biden 49-45% and trump leads biden independence 51-41%. congresswoman, this is a reversal during the trump new york trial, they were virtually tied and trump is now gaining with black voters and has nearly a fifth of the black vote hawaii do you think of this, congresswoman? >> people are seeing their every day life and joe biden and the reality is the border is not secure and seeing isis crossing and being caught in the middle of the united states. we have the two police officers in new york city shot by illegal immigrant and 13-year-old girl that was raped and then you have multiple murders and a poor

12-year-old girl jocelyn from texas. all by illegal immigrants that joe biden let in. remember, he actually directed the administration to allow these individuals to be released into the interior. and so people republican seat with that and high cost of living and interest rates are the highest in decades and people can't afford a mortgage to buy a home and live the american dream and every day goods and food on the table and this is, i think, correct response and we're seeing from the american people who are just fed up with everything going wrong under joe biden and they want to return to the prosperity and the national security and public safety under the trump administration. liz: so, congressman lawler, what congresswoman malliotakis said, we're digging into the show and 400 illegal aliens in the u.s. and they're out theren

the loose and top squad member jamaal bowman and losing the democrat primary in new york is is the tide turning against the far left in the country because bowman blames his loss on "dark money and people being brainwashed about israel". >> that's sour grapes from a loser. the reality is jamaal bowman has nobody to blame but himself for radical ideology and policies he supported including opposing israel and engaging in a rank anti-semitism, and supporting the disastrous policies at the border of joe bind. looking at a state like new york and democrats control everything in albany, everything in new york city, i think new yorkers are fed up and they're tired of the extremists and they want

rational regional people and that why a democrat beat jamaal bowman in the primary. they're switching vote for george latimer in the primary because they were absolutely outraged by jamaal bowman's conduct and so when you see jamaal bowman or aoco any of the other squad members, the reality is that across the country americans are fed up with the extremist and they want a growing the economy and reducing taxes and reducing a cost of live something american foreign policy that adheres to piece through strength and supports our allies rather than appeasing our adversaries. liz: this is a split in the democrat party and we're seeing

on the southeast west coast, jamaal bowman said he's going to battle for muay manty and battle for justice and jamaal bowman called rape, murder and torture of hamas "propaganda and lie". raghamas is a terror group for e eu. >> the democrats are noticing they have to get away from the far left fringe in their party and that was a significant message sent last night and democrats across new york woke and you happen stop moving more and more of the left to appease a radical base. we flipped assembly seats many my congressional district, four of them, and the city council seat in the bronx and heart of alexandria ocasio-cortez's district last year. that's people in new york and they're fed up with one party rule and which is why you're seeing even somebody like president trump who in a liberal

state like new york polling in the 40s. if he's doing that well in the state of new york, imagine how well he's doing across america, and i think that's what we're gone ma see this election cycle is a correction that's been northeastern needed and the pendulum swung too far to the left and see it correct itself like you're seeing happening all across europe and also in countries like south america like el salvador and argentina for example. liz: interesting. we're going to dig in later in the show and secretary mayorkas down playing the border crisis the border is secure and got it under control and we've seen now illegal immigrant crime; right, coming and hitting and killing people, women being raped, we're seeing people on television down play that with rounding errors and data points and listen to what they're saying with fox news and why they're not going to vote for joe biden. listen to this. >> i grew up in the social media

culture that was very dominated by left wing propaganda for lack of a better word. that was pushed to me through the algorithms and i was very into it until i started to come out and realize what i believe was very emotional and not really based in logic or fact. it really all came to a head around 2020 when i started seeing how democratic policies were playing out in my city. cashless bail for one and riots after the killing of george floyd and madison avenue being completely decimated by these woven bands of riders. >> our board service connected

portanova is and less -- porous and less secure and going for them and 90% of them to a country and going with silent cases and reject when had they're finally heard. one of the highest in decades and joe biden in record inflation and 30 year interest rates in highs and feckless policies and biden administration in the world is on fire. you're seeing the course correction as rightly outlined. liz: thank you for joining us. good to have you on. bring in fox news contributor joe concha. joe, thanks for joining us. good to see you again. what do you make of the new washington poll report, a poll of more than 3500 voters aged

18-25 years old in six swing states and they trust trump more than biden in the democracy and more than 44% of 38% and wasn't that biden's main point of attack at the debate tomorrow night that he's going to -- biden will say i'm a guardian and democrat? >> dome you think you have the biden administration to your point with this campaign and talking about how they will save democracy from donald trump and save the country in the republic in general and protecting democracy and this poll from the washington post which we should now for the presidential candidate and there's a poll from there showing that trump actually is more trusted and maybe if you're joe bide or his department of justice and democrats in general and trying to jail your opponent or try to

take him off state bal ballots d we saw in colorado in maine and protecters of the democracy and protecters of your own power and that's what people see as this point and speaking of polls, queen pea yak nationally, this is just out, donald trump up five on joe biden nationally. he didn't lead in my polls in 2016 or 2020. this is very telling and when we consider that donald trump is leading in all the swing states and tied in places like minnesota, new hampshire, maine and states that are red and decades and that's why i'm in atlanta and joe biden is donald trump will be as well. biden wanted this debate because the panic button was officially hit and he knows he needs something to change in a hurry and things are going south in a hurry. liz: talking about swing states and poll of 3500 voters aged 18-25 years old, it was done for the washington post in the battleground states of arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. let's listen to what voters are

saying now ahead of cnn's presidential debate tomorrow night. watch this. >> okay. >> i think it's going to be a sand box fight. >> i think mr. trump will do excellent. i think he'll knock him out of the ballpark. >> honestly a lot of name calling. i'm expecting neither of them to necessarily hear out the point of the other person and not really expecting them to be respectable of their political opponent whatsoever. >> last time in 2020 with the debates, trump was a little bit overzealous it seemed like, and i'd like to see if he can calm down a little bit and show a little more restraint going to answer the questions. >> i'd like to hear that like blue collar workers are going to get more, like, not necessarily recognition and have more recognition with the building blocks of the country. >> i've made up my mind already. i'm going to vote for trump. liz: so, joe, how crucial is this debate for the election in november. but show this, and barack obama

should have "anxiety should win and biden worried about the gaffes and mistakes and leading anxiety is real and obama is getting increasingly involved in biden's campaign". what do you think? >> well, this is about barack obama's legacy because when you think about t elizabeth, the 2016 election was partially a referendum on barack obama's referendum and take away and sizzle and look at the record. we had stagnant gdp and we were still involved in wars overseas and biden in general outside of obama care if you want to call that the signature achievement, really didn't produce much as far as eight years and screening in change going into 2016 election and trump obviously pulled the upset and if he does it again, as we just talked about, numbers seem to be screaming for change and then that's a reflection on the obama/biden presidency and all the barack obama is obsessed with legacy because he's building an $800 million library in chicago. this is important to him.

liz: we've got this, there's reports coming in that former president trump does know who he will pick as his running mate. could he announce that and would it be a wise idea to announce that before the debate tomorrow night? >> or during the debate tomorrow night; right, liz? that would be grabbing the news cycle away from a big event already. if he has a good night tomorrow night and again, joe biden, this isn't 2020, he's not the same man as then and has a horrible record to defend, if trump were to announce tomorrow night beforehand who his vp pick s step on the own positive news cycle. liz: joe concha, you're great, thanks. still ahead, a hot show. a senior member of house weaponization subcommittee and congressman darryll issa and border security caucus cochair congressman babba ask secretary public affairs and deputy attorney tom dupre wor radio host mark simon and just the news founder and john solomon.

we've got this, details of new report out of house weaponization subcommittee. accuses two cia officials now in the payroll of cia contractors of interfering in the 2020 election to help joe biden. we have also cia workers felt about that. and an msnbc analyst pressures voters to stop focusing on inflation. going into the election, we've got the sound and the majority of polls say that's the top worry heading to the cnn presidential debate and "the evening edit" debate and this report from the daily mail and president biden and the first lady have been using their delaware homes as atm for fast cash. taking out millions of dollars against home equity and we dig into what could be behind that and legal pros are bracing for a supreme court ruling that will hit the 2024 race. it's former president trump's

immunity claim and dhs secretary mayorkas again infuriates border officials and lawmakers claiming biden's border crisis is okay. the policies are working. but he gave no explanation for why he claims reports are inaccurate that dhs officials are warning an isis terrorist smuggling ring brought in over 400 illegal aliens is inaccurate. 50 of them still not caught. all this next on "the evening edit". we'll be right back. ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones.

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liz: we have the cochair of house border security caucus texas congressman brian babin. okay, nbc, this nbc report, congressman. thanks for joining us tonight. quoting thee homeland security officials say a border smuggling ring linked to isis smuggled in 400 illegal aliens into at least 17 states. congressman, reports are ice has been arrested people for months but today dhs chief mayorkas without any explanation or detail claims that report is inaccurate. reportedly 50 illegal aliens are

unaccounted for. these are dhs officials talking. is the report inaccurate? >> i can't tell you if the report is accurate or not and we cannot get information from mayorkas or these people and tell us what is going on and we've written letter after letter and on concerning the open borders and getting the truth out of these people is like pulling teeth and i'm a dentist. i can tell you about that. to be taking hundreds of illegal aliens from central asia with a hot bed of isis k and especially, you know, post terrorist attack in russia by isis, then saying they've not been able to vet them properly, they shouldn't be taking anyone from central asia like this. thousands and thousands of these people are already here so it's incredible that re-have biden

administration on this. liz: those nations -- do those nations in central asia, we're talking uzbekistan, moldova, tajikistan, georgia, do they share information with the u.s.? they've been talking about this for six years and far more illegal aliens crossed the border under biden than under tram 7. it's a historic crisis. mayorkas said they're doing robin lou bust vetting and -- robust vetting and no evidence they're plan ago big terror attack and if his eyes don't see t then the threat from isis, isis k and other terror groups don't -- it doesn't exist and we are getting information from the central asian nations. >> some of them we are. tajikistan sent us warnings on some that entered the united states from there. but others, it's hard to say whether we're getting accurate information and whether it's for real or not. but quite frankly, the biden

administration, especially alejandro mayorkas, we just can't get information that is true. they tell us, now after 8 to 10 million or maybe even more illegals have come in, they still have the most ridiculous statements like the border is secure. the operation -- they have operational control. it's going successfully. and while we have literally millions of people running around killing -- even just in my district in east texas, i represent part of houston and we had a little 12-year-old. i'm sure you're familiar with that one that was killed by venezuelan illegals who were caught in el paso and then released. they released these people. 40% of catch and release migrants have utterly disappeared since b biden hayes taken office and it's

incredible. they've fed the american people to the wolves. liz: a house democrat didn't know the name of the 12-year-old strangled to death by illegal aliens in houston. dhs inspector general report, they've not been screening effectively. that's what the ig says. they've not been vetting noncitizens entering the u.s. as west as they could. they're overwhelmed so for dhs secretary went to the border today and ice has been reportedly for several months, congressman, arresting illegal aliens and smuggle through the isis tide smuggling at the border. ice is worried about terror attacks in russia in march and again, they've been looking more closely at illegal aliens and really worried -- you see tajikistan but they're worried about not getting data or law enforcement data from the other nations. final word. >> my final word is that for nearly four years now, joe biden

is alejandro mayorkas has been coming the wa waters and thousad the sharks are here and it's a little too late to do the right thing now. we need to be on our ps and qs because it's not a matter of if but when we get hit with another terrorist attack and also the criminal activity that is hitting all of our states and major cities and every county in this district. liz: congressman brian babin, good to see you. >> thank you. liz: more pressure coming in, msnbc analyst doesn't like trump. he's now telling you and all voters stop focusing on inflation going into the election. but we've got multiple polls out of quinnipiac, pew, gallop and inflation is on the top of voter's minds ahead of the cnn presidential debate and plus, congressman darryll issa from the house government webbization subcommittee and the new house report at least two officials

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get cash back rewards, and live large. liz: joining us now from house judiciary, he's the senior member of the house weaponization subcommittee. he's congressman darryll issa. congressman, good to have you on the show and see you again. congressman, what more do we know about this report out of your subcommittee that at least two of the 51 intelligence officials who cosign that had letter a month before the 2020 election falsely speculating the hunter biden laptop story was russian disinformation were on the cia payroll as contractors. what more do we know about this? >> well, that's exactly what we know is that in fact they were working for the government and

didn't disclose it. that's the important thing. it's the non-disclosure of the fact they were current employees of influence and the most important thing though is that all 51 have been shone to be people with a reason for political purposes who make the false statement and they within the along because we assumed it would come with the way it was. and they would benefit from it and that's both of these have gone on and it's the kind of thing we have to stop in government. we've got to stop the idea that everyone goes along with the false statement, we've got to stop the fact that the fbi had the laptop for more than a year and knew it was legitimate and didn't say it. you have people who we now know should have disclosed their conflicts, but we also have people who knowingly lied at the fbi or stayed silent in order to help bring joe biden into office. liz: yeah, the american people

didn't have informed consent and lawmakers are saying this is election interference because joe biden because they then use that had lettedder in the final debate with trump in 2020. watch this. >> look, there are 50 former national intelligence folks that said that what he's accusing me of is a russian plant and they've said this has all the -- four, five former heads of cia both parties say what he's saying is a bunch of garbage. liz: looking at report, it says that basically, it's been reported that former cia official it was a contractor on the payroll who was cosigning that letter and he had testified if i'm not mistaken that antony blinken had phone called morel and that started the push to get this letter going. is that all correct?

>> that's exactly right, antony or tony blinken was rewarded in this administration and putting together the 51 signatures and people that made statements that were not true knowingly or simply going along for political purposes. liz: all right, we'll stay on the story. congressman issa, good to see you again. thanks for joining us. we have this story, this is really interesting stuff, a top federal reserve official now sounding the alarm saying that biden's border collapse is basically affecting inflation. edward lawrence is at the white house with the story. edward. reporter: well, liz, at least now one federal reserve board member is acknowledging a link to the open u.s. immigration policy and inflation. if you bring in more people, it's economy 101 and same amount of supplies there, prices rise. >> there's the risk that increased immigration and continued labor market tightness

could lead to persistently high core service inflation. reporter: persistently high core inflation. she says in some areas the number of migrants combined with low inventory of affordable housing could result in upward pressure on rents. it might be something that's already being seen as shelter inflation has been blamed for sticky price increases on the white house actions president biden took on june 4 made a difference so far without pointing to the extreme heat as a de-tern for people crossing or moved -- deterrent for people crossing or the moves texas took. in a statement to fox business, each day joe biden enable this is crisis and exacerbates the economic toll and forcing citizens to compete with illegal immigrants for scars resources further burdening american families that already struggle to make ends meet and subjecting them to unprecedented threats to their physical safety. homeland security secretary pushed back. >> we're going to continue to remove individuals who have not established a basis to remain in the united states. individuals who do not manifest

fear are sixty to expedited removal and we're executing that removal process and we will continue to do so. reporter: 7.7 million already crossed the southern border illegally and biden took office and now there's a link to immigration and inflation. back to you, liz. liz: including more than nearly 2 million got aways. edward, thank you. bring in former secretary of public affair, monica crowley. monica, good to see you. we want you to sit tight for just a second and listen to cnn election analyst harry enton on the top issues heading into the cnn presidential debate and then you'll hear from msnbc contributor david jolly ordering voters to stop thinking about inflation going into the election. watch this. >> who do voters trust more on these issues: joe biden or donald trump? on inflation, this is where donald trump wants to be playing. 18 point lead over joe biden and the economy another area where

donald trump would be happy to play ball. look at that. a 13 point lead in average of polls on the economy for the former president. the only one of those top major factor issues where joe biden leads is the state of democracy. look at that, a 7 point advantage over measuring the economy by inflation. he's got a good story to tell on inflation. it's coming down, it's under control et cetera, et cetera. but inflation must not be the number one economic metric that the american people use to look at the economy going into november. liz: really? don't think about double digit spike higher in groceries, tuition, housing, medical costs? what do you think, monica? >> hi, great to see you, liz. look, there's spin and outright lying so what you're seeing from the biden white house, the biden campaign, and all of their surrogates on all of these other networks, they're trying to spin bidenomics as some sort of positive. you know what, liz, you can put lipstick on the pig but it's still a pig and the american people understand that the pig is a lot more expensive now

under joe biden than it ever was under donald trump. you're looking at overall since joe biden became president, prices up 20%. and in some categories actually even more. so while the rate of inflation is slowing a bit, the prices are still climbing. it affects every single person in america every single day on just bare necessities; right. basic life necessities: your food, your energy, your gasoline, the roof over your head. just to stay alive is costing 20% more than it was under president trump. and you know what, liz, as the american people tune into this debate tomorrow, they have the benefit of seeing two back-to-back presidencies and they saw the robust economic growth with little to no inflation under president trump versus the astronomical inflation and stagnant, very little economic growth under joe biden and the comparison is clear. liz: you make the point --

you're right about the compounded inflation 20% all in. i think under trump it was like 6.7% compounded. when you look at the individual, you know, factors behind inflation, we're talking nearly 30% higher in electricity and 45% higher in food for family of four. we're looking at gas up something like 61% in certain states. what do you make of the 16 noble prize economists from the state saying trump will make america's inflation crisis worse because of things like terrific raffas -- tariffs and applauding biden's record spending and m2 is growing to the highest level since last year, about 3 trillion above pre-pandemic trend and the noble economist blamed trump saying trump was going to ignite inflation. >> you and i deserve a noble prize in economics, liz. we know what's going on versus the political nature of the noble prize of these folks and they're trying to make the

arguments that donald trump is going to be detrimental to the u.s. economy when the american people have three years prior to covid seeing donald trump deliver a pro growth economic agenda based on tax cuts, regulatory relief, unleashing our great energy sector to getting us to energy independence and delivering fair trade deals. that delivered a goldie locks economy and strong growth and lit toll no inflation and employment at record highs. in phaco, unemployment for evert for every democratic golf at or near historic lows when donald trump was president. for these noble economists to say he's going to drive up inflation when of course biden and the deputies did it is really something -- democrats did it is something and i want to point out that fox news is reporting that most of those noble economists that wrote that story, liz, are big democratic donors. and big dog biden donors as well having given thousands of dollars to biden and the democrats over the years so

they're coming at this from a point of view, and it's not economic. liz: monica crowley, good to have you on. see you again soon we hope. still ahead, we have tonight's evening edit debate panel wor radio host mark si simone and making his debut and john solomon and founder of daily news and joe and jill biden use delaware homes as stm for fast cash and home equity, refinancing dozens of them and what's going on with that story. first, we want to check in with our friends dagen and sean. what's coming up next hour on the bottom line? >> hey, emac, americans can't afford four merri bowl years of joe biden is 65% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck and greg steube from the great state of new york joining and yous the tech case and chad

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homes is one we ought to educate readers on and viewers on. back in '96, he sold a home for $1.2 million, his first home, not the one we're talking about now. his first home for $1.2 million to executive at nba who later would benefit from a lot of legislation that joe biden introduced in congress. what's interesting about that $1.2 million, the appraisals didn't seem so support that value. there's been a lot of gouramieses at associated press and washington post and a lot of concerns and while that house sale was going on, may sound familiar to you too, hunter biden landed a job with nba. how about that? all in the family. housing and family business. so joe biden and the biden family and their history of houses already been a continue verse reigns leading for a long time. liz: what john just said, joe biden campaigned for a long time and said he's the poorest man in the senate and obsessed with housing and real estate. their home in delaware and bought it in '96, $350,000, 20

different loans and mortgages taken out, $4.2 million in cash taken out. john is working on the documents. mark, looks like they were take ago credit line on both homes every 17 months. we can confirm, we tried to independently verify and couldn't get all the documents, but we confirm there have been numerous mortgages and actions on the delaware property. what do you think of all this, mark? >> what bothers me the most, coming to running our business in the country, joe biden seems like a simpleton and his opinions is the most labyrinth of schemes and even the brilliant john solomon has trouble following, 35 shell corporations and 35 mortgages and donald trump never had as many mortgages as joe biden. most scandals can figure it out, menendez, i need money and here's regulation. biden we can't figure out what he's up to with these things. liz: stay on that for a second. what mark just said, john, it's

unclear how exactly these 35 loans are being paid. john, this is just speculation, but bear me out, senate and house reports they set up, hunter biden and his business partners, multiple off balance sheet shell companies to take in cash from overseas and from places like china. could money from those shells be used to pay the mortgages then joe gets second mortgages where the interest is tax free only if it's used to buy or improve a home so tack out those lanes often and get the homeowner tax deductions and keep the loan money and maybe that's what's going on? we don't know, it's speculation. what do you think? >> yeah, listen, that's exactly what james comer has been trying to do with the bank records i think, thus far haven't found that level or pat congressperson have found things like money coming from james biden after getting paid from china and going to joe biden and marked as a loan and no paperwork showing there was a loan. if not a loan, what's that money for? income, tax dodging, help buy a house? keep in mind another thing, in

2017, right after he left office as vice president, joe biden paid cash for a beach house. i think it was about $2.75 million. that was the number. not many people can shell out middle class joe elsewhere in america. can't shell out $2.75 million for a beach house and there's a lot of questions about how did joe biden get so wealthy on a public servant salary and those are all big questions that comer said he'll answer. see if he'll get answers at some point. liz: wonder if house impeachment managers can subpoena these bank records and see what's going on; right? maybe that'll happen. you guys are great tonight. thank you, mark simone and john solomon. we've got former deputy i assistant tom dupree and big legal warnings that the big supreme court ruling hitting the 2024 race and ruling on form riprap's claims of immunity from criminal process -- former claims of prosecution and we'll

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>> we need this guy, he is tom dupree, great to have you on. this supreme court ruling could drop soon, any time.

former president trump's claims of immunity from criminal prosecution could hit jack smith and other cases, it is looming over the debate tomorrow night, what do you think happens. >> this is an amazing cosmic coincidence of ports, something never -- sorts something never before seen, leading two presidential candidates debating over a supreme court decision that will probably come out tomorrow morning in real-time, the stakes couldn't be higher, if the supreme court decides this case tomorrow morning, that is topic a at the debate tomorrow night. both sides trying to interpret that decision in most favorable way. if supreme court does not decide it, it will decide it friday morning, tomorrow night's debate will be a preview of coming attractions. >> why do you think it coming out tomorrow morning. >> court puts its most important cases at back end, it will either be tomorrow or friday, can't know for sure, my money has been on

tomorrow, i don't think they will leave it for last day of the term, at the end of the day none of us knows what the supreme court will release this decision. >> what do you think they will rule? supreme court has ruled former presidents cannot be sued in civil cases for what they did in office but they never weighed in on criminal immunity. >> right, i think they will come down somewhere in the middle, i don't think they will grant trump the blanket immunity he wants for everyone but i believe they reject jack smith 's position that he has zero immunity. they will say, it is okay to prosecute for private conduct but not for public. it will be a difficult line to draw, it will be left i think to lower courts to apply it. >> how does this hit the public and private conduct. how does this bridge the

cases -- hit the cases brought by jack smith. but maybe liable for what is not their presidential duties. backing up, could it be that the high supreme court just kicks the case to lower courts to help draw that distinction. >> i think that e court will articulate the rule but leave it to lower courts to apply the rule in the context that these facts and these cases, that is where the hard work will come in parsing the allegations in jack smith's c complaint. >> if they kick it back down to the lower courts it could be a win for trump, he wouldn't go to trial until after the election, and biden, wanted to bring up the cases in tomorrow's night debate. >> that is right. i think if the court does the way i think they will go i think that trial before

the election is a virtual impossibility there is no way that the trial judge could go through all of the allegations, figure out which can be prosecuted and then give trump time to prepare his defense before november. i don't see that happening. >> tom, we're on new ground here before. tttom dupree thank you for joining us. we'll stay on more news for you tomorrow, it is debate night, we have congressman john james and steve forbes will join us and jason chaffetz, taking on the issues that affect the viewer, folks out there, middle class, working class voters you name it, it is about you the viewer, i am elizabeth macdonald thank you for watching "the evening edit" on fox business, right now we go to "the bottom line" with dagen and sean. >> thank you, emac. >>