larry: tell you what, if you care about your paycheck or your retirement plan, then i think the business guys, not the socialists, that's the ticket you want to vote for. and we all care about liz macdonald. we gotta help her. we got that help her.

elizabeth: really you do? aww. [laughter] larry, thank you so much. you make me laugh. the best person ever, larry kudlow. thank you so much. okay, gang, welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. the latest developments this hour, we are monitoring kamala harris about to appear with her running mate choirks minnesota governor tim walz, for the first time in philadelphia. axios is reporting republicans breathing a sigh of relief, saying he's a radical, far-left, anti-business politician. now we've got fox news senior white house correspondent peter doocy, the one and only great peter doocy standing by live in philly with the latest. peter, good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you too, liz, good evening. and somebody at the harris campaign found a printer in the philadelphia area to make them some 10 foot x20 foot harris, walz banners that are around this 10,000-seat arena despite the fact that harris did not

select tim walz or at least did not let hem know he was going to be the running mate until this morning. so -- and last minute as it gets. what we have seen over the last couple of hours in this arena are things completely different than we are used to covering joe biden at the top of the ticket. there's been a dj playing music, there are thousands of very young people mirror who are all very excited to see the debut of the ticket. >> reporter: madam vice president, why pick tim walz? why pick tim walz? >> reporter: all the early indications are that curl in-person meetings with vice president harris -- during in-person meetings, she hit it off with walz and didn't get along as well with shapiro. shapiro was strug the untiling with whether or not he wanted to leave his current job and more public complaints about him, that his ambitions could

overshadow harris who did give a courtesy call to her current boss today. >> the president did receive a call this morning from the vice president ahead of, ahead of the confirmation, the news being out there. >> reporter: so he heard it first from the vice president? >> he heard it first from the vice president, yes. >> reporter: even though vice president harris passed on josh shapiro, he is still going to speak on the stage the here at this unveiling of the running mate tonight because he is still the governor of a very important state. two democrats, as they try to hold the white house. liz. elizabeth: i'm not sure any journalist has more fun than the one and only peter doocy at his job with. peter, thank you so much. we'll be monitoring that rally. we appreciate you. now let's turn to this. >> under a full democrat control in the state of minnesota in just five months, so looking back at a last years, i want to remind everyone in minnesota that $18 billion of surplus was

spent, there were broken promises. >> we have to stay woke. like, everybody needs to be woke. [laughter] and you can talk about if you're the wokest or woker, but just stay more woke than less woke. >> but we can get out there, reach out, make the case. and for one thing, don't ever shy away from our progressive values. one person's socialism is another person neighborliness. elizabeth: really in neighborliness is taking other people's tough? really? we started that montage with a minnesota state lawmaker warning about picking governor walz. local and state lawmakers in minnesota say the harris-walz ticket is now the most radically far-left in u.s. history. he embraces socialism. the hill newspaper just now reported kamala harris, quote, made a mistake. their ticket is now the democrat socialist ticket. he's accused of enabling the an artist 2020 the riots, more than 1500 minnesota if businesses and

also neighbor can -- neighbored were burnt to the ground. and trump's running mate, j.d. vance, really hammered walz campaigning today in philly. listen to this. >> he's been one of the most far-left radicals in the entire united states government -- [applause] what tim walz's selection says is that kamala harris has bent the knee to the far left of her party which is what she always does. elizabeth: well, look who's here making her debut, trump campaign senior adviser danielle alvarez. danielle, are you guys breathing a sigh of relief? how is the campaign going to explain if walz to voters and brand him? because democrats and the media now trying to say he's just, you know, just a folksy, midwestern moderate. show his record, how it indicates otherwise. what do you think, danielle? >> well, kamala harris loves venn diagram, and in the venn diagram, that is her vp pick. they are one9 and the same. they are far left. they are weak, they are faded.

they are dangerously liberal. they both believe in open borders. he believes in sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. in fact, he gave college tuition and free health care to illegal immigrants. they are both soft on crime. we all a remember the devastation of those 2020 riots in minneapolis. i mean, they are terrible on on the economy. he has voted to raise taxes, and they both are against american energy independence. this is an absolute disaster for the american people, and it really speaks a lot about a the harris campaign. they passed up choices from pennsylvania and arizona for minnesota, a state that president donald j. trump has put on the map and that we are competing for. it just shows how weak their campaign is and how weak kamala harris is. elizabeth: so, you know, why pick minnesota when it's already likely to go democrat anyway? plus it's not been great at the

presidential level. think hubert humphrey and walter mondale. when you look at kamala harris' voting record, she's to the left of bernie sanders. bernie sanders liked tim walz. voters need to know how she would handle the economy and the middle east. politico is reporting the market selloff threatens her run for the white house. hezbollah is launching drone and possible rocket attacks on israel. >> we have no idea how she would handle these issues because she has refused to do a media interview for 17 days, since ascending the throne to the top of the democrat ticket, since the coup against the sitting president. she has refused to take a single question and do an interview. instead, she's in pennsylvania where she's going to read comfortably from a teleprompter and not have to answer for the market crash yesterday, not have to answer for rising tensions in the middle east, not have to answer for the 99 terrorists that were arrested at the border

and released into the united states. again, kamala harris is weak, failed askdangerously liberal -- and dangerously liberal, and she showed her priorities when she picked liberal tim walz as her running mate. elizabeth: danielle alvarez, preach appreciate you coming on. it's good to see you. a society that a does not put equity and inclusion at the center of it is certainly going to the eventually come to the places with where we're at. meth if elizabeth okay. that is camilla -- elizabeth: okay, that is kamala harris' veep choice. governor walz explaining away to 2020 riots that burned businesses and neighborhoods including minority neighborhoods to the ground. we're going to stay on this. we're digging deeper into his radical agenda. let's bring in pollster lee carter, a great writer too. lee, when you saw this, what was your first thought? if what -- how do you think voters are going to react to this choice? >> well, i think voters are actually, frankly, quite disappointed.

i heard from a number of democrats and talked to democratic voters who were really hopeful she was going to do something that would bring the party more to the middle, somebody more like kelly, like shapiro from pennsylvania, and they're very disappointed in this pick. a number of people have no idea who he is, so it's republicans' job right now to frame him in a a different way. he comes across when people first see him as very folksy, very likable. he has a history as a teacher and a coach and mt. military reserves. all of those things make him very likable. but the fact of the matter is he is very, very far left, and that is exactly what this country does not need when they're thinking about how they want to focus on the economy, how they want to change immigration. he just -- his policies go right in the face of what most americans are looking for in this moment republicans are going to have to frame this up well. elizabeth: do you think he's out of touch with everyday americans? i mean, let's go through it. governor walz said rural america is, quote, mostly rocks and cows. he did severe covid lockdowns in

minnesota, even set up a hotline, lee, during the covid -- his covid lockdowns that was so draconian, he wanted voters to snitch on their neighbors violating his stay-at-home orders even when they -- if they held things like small parties in their holmes or walked their dogs. then he delayed calling in the national guard in the 2020 riots in minnesota, and then the police union claimed he ordered the third precinct in minneapolis abandoned during the riots. he's denying. that he's for open borders and more. lee, so when voters start to really look at a this, how do you think they're going to react. >> i don't think they're going to react very favorably, but i don't think the republicans need to do a litany and a long list of all the things he's done wrong. nothing speakes louder than what he just said on the white dudes for kamala call a couple days ago where he said what some people call neighborly, i call socialism. he is really, really far to the left. and what republicans need to do is paint kamala as a continuation of the last three

and a half years, him as a somebody who's going the pull her further to the -- to pull her further to the left. they need to focus on the issues, talk about how we're going to do better with the economy, with inflation. the market has been in freefall, people are not feeling safe, they're not feeling stable, and the republicans are -- can bring that back. the question needses to be do you feel bettered today than four years ago. if answer is no, trump is the answer. elizabeth: how will voters react to the divide over israel in the democratic party? cnn's van jones and democrat dean bill limbs, also nikki haley saying anti-israel movement is anti-semitic. how are the voters going to react to that? >> you know, i think it's going to be really tough because they're really catering to the far left who has this feeling that that they're pro, you know, pro-hamas in many ways and anti-semitic. and that is a real, real dagger in the hearts of many, many moderates and certainly with many people on the right. and i think it's going to get a lot of people galvanized to say

this is not okay. anti-semitism is one of the last forms of accessible racism, and it is not okay, and i think this really needs to be pointed out. some people are saying shapiro didn't take the job because he didn't want it. i don't believe it. i don't believe that's the case. i don't think anyone who's running for office at that level would turn down this job, and if he can did, i want to hear from him exactly why. elizabeth: yeah, exactly why. you know, it's really the economy. here's -- let me just back up because, lee, you've been talking about this too. the national debt has ballooned by nearly $8 trillion, by about 50%, under the biden-harris administration. kamala harris was the tie breaker vote on nearly $3 trillion in new spending under president biden. two separate spending bills. we're seeing wartime spending without the war. we're seeing the consumer's really getting hit by hot money thrown into the u.s. economy triggering record inflation, triggering higher interest rates to9 battle that.

while this biden white house with kamala harris did things like supporting lockdowns, did overregulation and x-ray blanket of overregulation, mandates going after u.s. energy. so they hit the the demand side and the supply side at the same time. so this is an historic, epic, colossal failure under this biden white house in how hay handled the the u.s. economy coming out of the lockdowns. >> there's no doubt about it. and, you know, sometimes when you think about the deficit and the debt, all of this and the way that government spends, it can be overwhelming to people to try to get your arms around these huge numbers. but what is true to people is they don't feel like they can make ends meet. they feel inflation. fewer than one in five americans feels they're okay financially, and that is not okay. that is something that needs to change and be turned around a, and that that starts with how the government spends our money and how we look at, you know, and the philosophy on how we deal with inflation and the economy overall. believe believe --

elizabeth: lee carter, you're great. thanks for joining us. coming up, a local minnesota state lawmakers video now going viral exposing governor with walz. we don't have -- well, we're going to show that video in just a second. so that lawmaker is here to break down what she experienced firsthand under governor walz. she says voters should be worried. also tonight the media criticized for giving governor walz the kid glove, go easy on her, kamala treatment without digging in. >> i'm so excited -- >> kamala harris, who made a fantastic choice here. elizabeth: plus, we've got trouble in paradise. nancy pelosi admit cans she and president biden have not spoken since she helped force bind out of the ticket. former house judiciary chief counsel julian epstein the here to respond on this latest turmoil. also on the a pakistani national allegedly with ties to iran just arrested over his plot to try to

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elizabeth: okay, welcome back. you're looking at a live picture of the rally in philadelphia where kamala harris is about to appear for the first time with her newly-chosen running mate, governor tim walz. let's call it whats it is, it's america's first democrat socialist ticket. they then will head to the swing states where d.j. vance is ready to be there too -- j.d. vance campaigning on the same days as they are. now to this troubling footage

coming in on biden's border crisis. hurricane debby blew a million dollars' worth of cocaine and dozens of packages onto the beaches in the florida keys. there's more to the border crisis happening now. let's welcome former acting dhs secretary chad a wolf. chad, what do you make of that? -- chad wolf. this is coming as tim walz talked about ladders for illegal aliens to break into the country by scaling the border walls. >> yeah. well, we know that, you know, the area by the florida keys continues to be an active drug enforcement zone, and so the idea that probably a ship went down, a small boat went down and that blew up onto the shores is -- it happens from time to time. it's not the first, it probably will not be the last. so growrng to continue to see a lot of the drug enforcement, dhs does a lot of activity down there aa long with the united states coast guard to disrupt a lot of the smuggling coming elizabeth: so let's turn back to

the harris-walz ticket -- >> yep. elizabeth: -- because now there's a push to get the biden white house to declassify all the information about people on the terror watch list something the u.s. because house judiciary just revealed in a new report at least 99 illegal ail years on the -- illegal aliens on the if fbi terror watch list were released into the interior under the biden-harris administration between fiscal 2021 and 2023. nearly three dozen illegal aliens on the terror watch list is are still in dhs custody. what do you think? can harris-walz stop this? >> well, i don't think they can. obviously, harris, you know, the vice president's been part of this administration for three and a half years, and for three and a half years they've told the american people that they are properly vetting, they're properly screeningthat any national security threat is being detained. and we now come to find out that that's not the case, right? they referred to an isis

sympathizer as just a contractor of some sort, right? and so they continue to downplay the threat that is along that southern border by, you know, the 10 million or so illegal crossings that we've had here. border patrol has a very difficult job. they're looking for that needle in a haystack, they're looking for that terrorist coming across that border. instead of trying to thin out that a haystack, what the biden administration, the harris administration has done is basically made it barn full of hay that now the cbp acts have to wade through to try to find the national security threats. and, obviously, what they do with them once they get them is of concern as well. elizabeth: let's ping on what you just said -- pick up on what you just said. we recently heard homeland security secretary mayorkas testifying terror es were not being released into the u.s. interior under the biden-harris white house. watch this. >> is there a policy at dhs that requires cbp or any other agency

involves with the vetting of individuals who match the terror watch list that a requires these individuals to be detained? does dhs have a policy of detain thement for anybody who matches the terror list? >> individuals who pose a threat to the -- >> is there a policy -- so why did you release people into the united states that match the the terrorist watch list? >> congressman, we do not release individuals -- >> so you have detained every single person who matched the terror watch list -- >> if you will -- >> 100%. elizabeth: how can he deny it? st been going on since 20211. i mean, this new house judiciary report, illegal aliens on the terror the watch list are caught from at least 36 different countries, afghanistan, iraq, lebanon, pakistan, syria, tajikistan, turkey, uzbekistan and yemen. >> yeah. and they've come in on that cbp-1 app and i believe four of them in that report have been granted asylum protections.

that's crazy. asylum production protection, the u.s. government's providing them asylum. so, look, i think the secretary has a lot of answers -- or a lot of questions to answer, and such broad statements that everyone is detained when that doesn't seem to be the case, this isn't the first piece of information, it is the second or third piece of information that shows dangerous people are being released into the interior. elizabeth: chad wolf, you're great. appreciate you coming on. we'll have you back, we hope, soon. okay, this story, the media has been full-on touting kamala harris' pick as her running mate. ♪ >> walz appears to fit the all-american definition of a man from middle america. >> not many vps have stood in a deer stand. >> all-american guy from born in nebraska. elizabeth: okay, that's just really off the wall stuff. my next guest has worked and lived under governor walz. this minnesota state lawmaker

ready to expose him for the far-left radical he is of but first, we've got the story about a the trouble in paradise. nancy pelosi now says she and president biden have not spoken since she helped force him out. former house judiciary chief counsel julian epstein ready to respond to that sound and more. it's coming up next. stay there. ♪ ♪

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elizabeth: welcome back. coming into the bottom of the hour. former speaker nancy pelosi indicating president biden may not be speaking to her at all. since pelosi helped force bind off the democrat ticket. -- biden off the democrat ticket. >> have you spoken to president biden since he dropped out. >> no, i have not. >> do you hope to? >> yes, i hope to. >> is everything okay with your relationship? >> you'd have to to ask him, but i hope so. >> okay. elizabeth if elizabeth ooh, have to ask him. joining us now, former house

judiciary counsel under president clinton, julian end stephen. julian, always a pleasure to see you again -- epstein. what's your take on that? >> well, good evening, les. i think nancy pelosi would be were the off just owning it. it's a secret in washington that she and a few other party bosses engineered the effort to make biden drop out. it's clear biden's staff has made it, that biden is very angry with pelosi. her non-denial denial is very telling as well. she simply said i didn't initiate any phone calls, you know, in this coup operation. well, okay, fine. is so phone calls were made to her and she met in person. but it's clear that she and a few others, barack obama, engineered this. i think the reason for the sort of cattiness about it is -- or the cageyness about it is because the democrats look bad on this. they have been moralizing for two years about a democracy and the importance of democracy, but

yet they perpetrated a line the american public that biden was capable for a second term, and then when it became apparent to everybody that that was a lie, they engineered a process where the party bosses got together to select who would be the successor rather than to let the voters. and then the voters are sort of left with, you know, the unwashed masses are then asked if they sport the successor, they've got no other option. of course they say yes. that's the kind of thing you would expect in an authoritarian government, not a democracy, and the democrats look like they're speaking out of both sides of their mouth on this democracy question. elizabeth: yeah. now it's a democrat-socialist ticket. cnn reported hat president was seethe ising with his -- much of his angerrer directed at nancy pelosi for force him out. cbs' gayle king asked pelosi, quote, why do you think he finally decided to step aside, and pelosi answered, well, you have to ask him. but she said i think it was important that he did so. but now we're seeing anecdotal

reports that president biden is angry that kamala harris chose walz as her running mate as it's being seen as a big, far-left mistake if alien night voters. what do you think? -- alien night voters. >> oh, i think this was clear clearly a far-left move. i'm very disappointed by this movement i think it shows an insecurity on the part of kamala harris and the fact that josh -- a lot of people thought that josh shapiro might outshine her. it showed an insecurity in terms of not being able to stand up to the progressive left, particularly the pro-hamas part of the progressive left which josh shapiro has denounced. and it showed, i think, an insecurity in the sense that the far-left progressives aren't really sure where her positions are because she's sort of been all over the map, and she needed to reassure the base. what she should be doing is reassuring the center where the democrats have been consistently losing voters. elizabeth: okay. julian epstein, great analysis

there. appreciate you very much, julian. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: hope to have you back on soon. okay, we're going to show you the video that's now gone viral. let's welcome to the show minnesota representative lisa demuth. let's show what's going viral. watch this. >> our governor just painted a very rosy picture of minnesota. and while things look good on the surface, i just want to to remind you what we are dealing with. $18 billion of surplus was spent. there were broken promises. those dollars were not returned back to minnesotans. taxes and pieces, our state budget was -- piece, our state budget was grew by another $10 billion. we grew government in a way that is unsustainable. you know that our economic forecast came out just a few weeks ago, and there was caution. that is another broken promise. the tax on social security was means tested, and that was not fully repealed.

elizabeth: wow, that's powerful stuff. now let's well kohl to the show -- welcome to the show house minority leader, minnesota state representative lisa demuth if p. lisa, representative, thank you so much for joining us. so we just showed you warning about the harris-walz ticket. what should voters know about this? >> welsh liz, thank you -- well, liz, thank you for talking with me today. and i think voters across the nation need to know what minnesotans have already experienced. it is a proven if track record by governor walz to be one of the most extreme along with harris on the presidential ticket in recent history. we know that the combination, according to they want to decriminalize illegal immigration, they want to end private health insurance, reduce sentences for violent criminals and more. and governor walz, with his track record in minnesota, there is lack of fiscal responsibility, our kids in school are doing worse under his leadership. even though he is a former

teacher and we know looking back to 2020, he let minneapolis burn for days. elizabeth: i mean, this is shocking. this is one of the worst track records we have ever seen in the united states of america of this governor walz. i mean, so is this correct? i think you've been calling this out. you should him $10 billion -- under him $10 billion in state tax increases? >> yes. elizabeth: an unsustainable 40% increase in state spending, new state fees on internet orders, orders over the internet, uber, lyft rides get piece, extreme energy mandates driving up electric bills for that many -- families, even a gas tax increase that goes up automatically every single year? >> yes. that is fact. that's not even partisan, liz, that is absolute fact of what has happened under governor walz in addition to the fact that he spent through $18 billion -- [audio difficulty] into the legislature, our

session in january of 2023. so $18 billion spent, taxes and fees raised another $10 billion, and there is rampant fraud within the agencies under the leadership of governor walz. elizabeth: yeah. we've seen quarter billion fraud, right in i think in covid pandemic fraud. >> yes. meth elizabeth and finally this, this is radical stuff the, he's giving illegal aliens free tuition? driver's licenses, free health benefits, 19,000 minnesota residents have moved out of the state from just 20211-202232 th. >> that's correct. elizabeth: i think minnesota is only 1 of 13 states that never recovered their pre-pandemic population. final word, lisa. >> yep, that is true. and so under governor walz the united states would not be in a better position. we know in minnesota we are not doing better under governor walz. people need to pay attention to the smooth talk that they hear and actually fact check it.

it's not partisan. fact check what his record is and would we be better or not, i believe we would not be better. minnesota is not better under the leadership of governor walz. elizabeth: powerful stuff from the minnesota statehouse minority leader. thanks for joining us. a pakistani national allegedly with ties to the iran arrested, charged in connection to a foiled assassination plot potentially targeting president trump and other politicians. details are coming in. we're going to have the report. also tonight the media a touting tim walz without digging in. >> tim walz is a younger, you know, in that sense a younger version of -- version of joe biden. >> to characterize him as left is so unreal. >> because not many vps have stood in a deer stand. >> he's quirky, he's funny. >> america's going to fall in love with tim walz.

elizabeth: seriously, do you believe any of those individuals that you just heard from? why is the media already giving walz a free pass with little to no scrutiny? it's being called the kamala treatment. we've got a panel here to react. but first, let's hear from -- what's going to be coming up on the hit show, "the bottom line." let's check in with dagen and and sean. sean: hey, e-mac. thank you so much. we have the lockdown king, tim walz is a running mate of kamala harris. senator ted cruz to to unpack with us. as well as american household do debt hits record highs. we have stephanie pomboy here to discuss. dagen: yeah. cut rates to wail out the speculators -- bail out the the speculators. claudia tenney on who's running the country. the world is falling apart. joe biden's in haydn -- hiding and kamala harris, well, where is she? running the try to be the leader of the free world. and then brenna bird, the attorney general of iowa, on a

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kamala harris-walz campaign that a governor walz is just a regular midwestern, folksy kind of guy. watch. >> walz appears to fit the all-american definition of a man from middle america; high school teacher, football coach, member of the army national guard before becoming a member of congress and now governor. >> i think this was a brilliant pick. >> to characterize him as left is so unreal. elizabeth: well, what's unreal is what nancy pelosi just said. joining us now, new york post political reporter jon levine and fox news contributor deroy murdock. first to you, do deroy. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. which is it, regular guy or radical? [laughter] >> yeah, much closer to radical, i think. nancy pelosi said it's the unreal to say this is a man to the left. these were his words, quote, don't ever shy away from our progressive values, one person's social schism is another

person's neighborliness. so there he is praigz socialism just last week. that sounds much closer to radical than anything else i can think of. elizabeth: jon, governor walz, he's also been accused of joining in on misleading america, aggressively attacking anyone reporting on biden's decline, calling -- reporting on that an attack on seniors when voter polls said is, voter polls were showing widespread concern about biden's obvious decline. watch this. >> look, my mom's 88, still living on the farm, drives herself. folks are able to do this, so i think this little bit of ageism that goes to this, if it's not that, it would be something else. they attack all of us on something. this is part of it. >> i mean -- elizabeth: it's ageism? >> i'm sure his 88-year-old mother is a nice lady, but i don't think she should be president just because she can drive a car. i remember him at the white house a month ago at the press conference, oh, biden is fine, i'm team biden forever. and now what do you know?

he's vice president. life comes at you fast, as the expression dose. but i think big picture, this is a gift to the trump-vance campaign. they had a very serious possible contender in governor shapiro. that would have taken pennsylvania off the table, and it would have radically reordered the race. now pennsylvania's going to be the biggest battleground state in 2024, and let me tell you, every single day pennsylvania voters are going to the hear about how kamala harris is against fracking, has fought against fracking her whole career. they're going to try to clean it up, but that's not the case. elizabeth: walz is against fracking too. he's also a big tax and spend guy. deroy, msnbc guest gene robinson said the fact that shapiro was not chosen is going to raise questions about the anti-israel, anti-semitic wing of the democrat party. cnn's van jones says this choice a is appeasing, quote, the anti-jewish bigots in the democratic party. >> that's quite a comment coming

from van jones who's not exactly a man of the right. this whole discussion about, well, shapiro's jewish, he's pro-israel, part of the israeli defense if forbes etc., i mean, the whole concern about let's appease the proof hamas, anti-semitic wing of the democratic party as if we're just like the pro-union caucus is really quite disturbing. and ultimately kamala said, well, let's keep those people happen. it does show exactly how far left and radical the democrats have become. elizabeth: final word. what do you think, jon? >> i mean, deroy said it all. this was an effort to keep the democratic convention in chicago calm. this is also the guy who was in charge of the state during the height9 of the george floyd riots, you know, and the whole defund movement that began at that time. he's going to have to answer for all that. there's so many liabilities, you don't have time in this show. elizabeth: wish we did, but we'll stay on it. thanks for joining us tonight, gentlemen. this story breaking late in the day, a pakistani national

allegedly with ties to iran just arrested and charged in connection to a foiled assassination plot targeting potential u.s. politicians including possibly president trump. where is the outrage are over this attack on democracy? if we're going to talk about it with republican congressman tim burchett. plus, we're going to talk about new whistleblower allegations about secret service failure withs at the trump rally in butler, pennsylvania. the details next. ♪ with chase freedom unlimited, you can cashback 3% on dining including take-out. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or the tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. well, good luck with that. earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white

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>> welcome back justice department charged pakistani national with alleged ties to iran for trying to plot political assassinations in the u.s. including potentially against president trump. fox news eric shawn in new york with the story, this is quite a concerning development. reporter: really is. iran, has vowed to retaliate for the killing of top general soleimani, remember that 4 years ago. by as assassinates former president trump and other president trump officials, suspect is 46 years old, pakistan national charged in formal plot to kill a u.s. politician or government official, justice

department not saying who was supposedly on the hit list. officials say he contacted a confidential source 4 months ago when he arrived in u.s., saying that merchant wanted to hire killers, planning a protest and killing politicians or government official. they say merchant met with the hit men but they turned out to be law enforcement officers. complaint said he gave i've of them 5,000 bucks for the plan. and said high was set to fly out of the country on july 12. that is what he was arrested. >> for years. justice department has been worker efforts to retaliate against american government officials, for the kills of general soleimani. justice department has brought multiple cases against individuals, working on behalf of the iranian

government to target americans in the united states. reporter: it has been publicly respected that iran has targeted the former president and national security adviser john bolton and mike pompeo. we do not know merchant's alleged victim or victims, law enforcement sources tell fox news that former president was a potential target. iranian agents and suspects have been caught in other plots to kill officials, one plan to bomb a washington dc restaurant. and council of resistant of iran were targeted to washington, d.c. officials of that group and iranian agents charged with trying to bomb one of the group's rallies. when john bolton and other top officials were speaking

at that rally. >> terrific journalism from eric shawn we appreciate you, bringing in congressman tim burchett from house oversight. >> i'm not surprised they have a real enemy in trump, he stood up to them and bankrupted them they realize now they missed their opportunity after what happened in pennsylvania, ul you no longer have a substance toward group of s security guards arounds president trump. elizabeth: senator josh holly told jesse waters last night, we're seeing a live shot of kamala harris, walking out with tim walz. i will get to secret service story -- whistleblowers told josh holly that i.d.s were not checked at trump's butler rally they let individuals to secure areas, people milling around in the

highly resure ca areas, and secret service did not have a clear line of sight on trump. what do you make of that? >> well, agent in charge needs to be fired as the head of secret service does. there is some question to whether there is secret service agencies there maybe homeland security and others, they are failure on everyone part of every bit of that deba detail, no reflecttion on agents on the ground you have a bunch of guys side of john rich out there guarding the president, there need to be more people like trace adkins to guard him, we need something going on. elizabeth: thank you, congressman who do you make of tim walz as kamala harris' running mate, their first appearance in their rally in philadelphia. >> i think it was a missed opportunity on her part. i thought governor of kentucky, she could have goen young moderate that

would appeal with other folks but she went with a hard-core liberal, she does not want anyone that will stand her up, she will have someone up there that will do all that she says and you know a carbon copy of her, not step on her toes. she wants to be in the spotlight, he is a horrible liberal choice, president trump was right, when he tweeted out, thank you. this is the gift that keeps on giving, the more they peal the onion back on him it gets worse. elizabeth: quick response, are democrats worried about it the choice? >> yes, they are very worried, they wanted to moderate it, they know they have a problem with middle america working class, the union, labor, that is why it is a --i elizabeth: i'm sorry we ran out of time we appreciate you so much kamala harris with tim walz, i am elizabeth macdonald thank you for watching "the evening edit" to dagen spa