larry: the long tail of consumer price increases continues to plague middle america. it's not the fault of business, it's too much government spending, deficits and borrowing. let's cut spending. that's my take. and the next take is liz macdonald. take over. elizabeth: yeah, i'm going to to the take this over right from the baton from you, larry. we're all over what you just

reported. larry, you're so right, government spending is fueling inflation, full stop. we're on it. welcome to "the evening edit." i'm elizabeth macdonald. president trump just moments ago slamming kamala harris as just more of the same disastrous biden white house policies. plus, trump out with a new line, make america affordable again. listen to this from trump. >> -- better off now with harris and biden than you were with a person named president donald j. trump. do you know him? he's a nice yesman . nice yesman . gentleman. with four more years of harris h your finances will never recover. our country will never recover, frankly, more importantly. it will be unrecoverable. vote trump and your incomes will soar, your savings will grow, young people will be able to afford a home -- [cheers and applause] and we will bring back the american dream bigger, better and stronger than the ever before.

elizabeth: we've got more sound. also tonight kamala harris finally will reveal her agenda this friday. critics though say it's just copying bind. that got america in trouble to begin with. plus, kamala's campaign caught literally creating fake news headlines on google ad searches, literally rewriting headlines from the likes of cbs, the ap, reuters and more. also tonight more minnesota small business owners warning voters about kamala's running mate, governor tim walz. plus, president biden reportedly furious, enraged at nancy pelosi, obama and chuck schumer for ousting him from the race. and the truth finally starting to come out about hunter biden lobbying the obama white house while his father was vice president to help hunter biden's business partners. but first this -- former president trump talking the economy right now still in north carolina, a state he narrowly won in 2020. both campaigns taking in new

inflation data today coming in at 2.9% versus 3.0% in the prior month. the increase in core cpi is still hitting at a around, sticking around 3%. u.s. household costs like grocery prices still rising at a third of the pace under former president trump. let's bring in former economic adviser to president trump, he's steve moore. steve, what is your reaction to president trump's economic messaging right now? if because the white house is taking a victory lap on inflation trending down ford today. down today. >> yeah, look, liz, thanks for having me on. i think if this election is really not that complicated. if the election is about the economy and about people's kitchen table issues and their, pocketbook issues, rump will win because trump concern trump will win because trump beats biden and harris on almost every statistic whether it's employment, whether it is inflation rates, gas prices, small business conditions, stock market.

all of these things trump had a superior record on. and so i'm glad that he is really focus in this speech tonight the like aizer -- laser beam on the economy because that's not what the democrats want to talk about. and it's interesting, it was just a day or two that susan rice, as you know, she's a top adviser to the biden administration, basically said that kamala harris was part of, an inte y'all part of every decision that was made. so i don't think, liz, that she's going to be able to separate herself from the failure of bidenomics. elizabeth: you know, real people still suffering. watch this black voter in philadelphia literally fighting back tears as she describes how the biden-harris inflation crisis is, quote, killing us. watch this. >> i blame the federal government at this point. if a working class mom who works as a paralegal cannot buy a $2 bell pepper because it's now 5,

imagine the mother living on food stamps. imagine the mother who's making minimum wage trying to feed children. they're killing us without killing us, if you understand that. they're killing us without telling us they're killing us. they're hurting people in ways that they can't help themselves. it's either feed my child or how about feed my children and i don't. elizabeth: you know, steve, that's heartbreaking, to see her in such pain. and so many voters are speak out like that saying they're in pai. it is because flat out, full stop they slammed trillions of dollars in new spending into the economy when it was struggling to get out of lockdowns imposed by bureaucrats across the country. but now kamala harris trying to distance herself from biden's unpopularity on the economy. she's going to talk her economic

agenda this friday, steve, also in north carolina. she says she's going to stop inflation. she's been in the white house for four years. she's going to talk about, you know, corporate greed and price gouging. if that were true, where was the price gouging under trump? if i mean, inflation is at a third of where it was -- it was a third of what it was under trump, but now it's now above 20% compounded. i mean, and she's going to, again, she's going to blame policies that she had steerage over for four years. remember under obama he was throwing thunder bolts at the oil companies saying oil prices are high, we're going to do a task force? that didn't fix anything. >> well, first of all, i've seen that video that you just played, liz, because it's going viral all over the place. so people -- it really touches people when they see that, because it relates to so many, you know, black voters and hispanic voters and working class people who just are having a tough time paying their bills.

and, you know, it's aa sonnishing to me -- astonishing to me that democrats want to take this victory lap on bidenomics when just a poll came out the other day showing 60% of americans think the u.s. economy is in a recession, for goodness sakes x. that's because, liz, if you're losing money, if you, if you're peer today than you were -- poorer today than you were four years ago which is the case for most workers in america, you are in a recession. i don't care what the official definition is, i know what it is, two straight quarters of negative growth, and we do have gdp growth, but we don't have income growth for the american workers -- elizabeth ble yeah. the real wage growth -- yeah, wages are still down 2%. >> yes. elizabeth: they got a pay cut under this biden white house. you know, the government just relaxed again emergency withdrawals from 401(k)s to cover emergency personal pensions. now, so you heard trump -- expenses. he's focused on policy. we had peter navarro, kellyanne

conway urging him to stay on policy, stay on messaging, stop talking about the kamala's identity and rally sizes because they have nate silver saying the race is a toss-up. the nonpartisan cook report says vice president harris is slightly leading or tied with trump in all but one of the seven battlegrounds. trump still holds a slim lead in nevada. do you think he did it today? do you think he's now focused on policies, he's not going to bring up her identity and stuff like that anymore? >> well, look, i think trump sometimes -- and i'm a big fan of donald trump's. i've worked for him for eight years now in one capacity or another, but sometimes he truly can be his own worst enemy. and when he really focuses on the issues that matter to people, the reason he won in 2016 and, by the way, don't forget in 2016 at this time of the race people were literally saying he had a 1 in 1000 chance of winning, remember that? and of course, he won. so i'm not bothed by these polls. i just -- bothered by these polls. i want him to have a positive

message about how we can get out of this funk america's in. when you have a $36 trillion the national debt, when you're borrowing $2 trillion a year, when workers are falling behind inflation now for four years in a row, when you have a border that's out of control, all of these things, mine, how is kamala harris who'sing having this honeymoon, how ishe going to defend those policies? elizabeth: yeah, she's lived in government. trump, he's not a poll its, he's a business guy, and he's bringing a business perspective to the u.s. government that's been sorely needed for decades. steve moore, thank you so much. let's get you update on the latest developments this hour. the kamala harris campaign literally caught doing fake news. axios reports the kamala campaign has been rewriting and falsifying news headlines from major news organizations with pro-kamala spin and google ad searches. plus reportedly falsifying the articles themselves too. let's bring in media research center vice president dan schneider. dan, great to see you again. what was your reaction when you

saw this story? >> well, the kamala harris campaign has made one thing clear, that news that's9 accurately reflective of her views has to be deemed mess if information, but her deceptive the ads are supposed to be honored because they actually help her. this is all part of her strategy. she is, obviously, not speaking to reporters. she does not want to speak to the american voter through the media, but she is very creative and running a very effective ad campaign, and she's running micro-targeted ads to segments of the voting population. and that is why she has really picked up in the polls. donald trump -- elizabeth: but it's fake. wait a minute, sorry. this -- i know you understand this. these are fake headlines. >> yeah. elizabeth: they're actively misleading the american voter. >> fake headlines. elizabeth: to put fake headlines in google ad searches on almost a dozen media outlets including

cbs, cnn, ap, "usa today," to make the headlines more glowing for kamala harris. what if donald trump did this? by the way, facebook said they would stop doing this. [laughter] >> right. facebooks has made it very clear that this violates their terms of service, and google has made it very clear that they are going to allow kamala harris to continue to do this because it helps her. but, you know, look, we can't complain -- we, on the right -- that we don't get a fair shake. that's the reality -- elizabeth: yes, web d i'm sorry, yes, we can complain. we can complain when the american voter's being misled actively by a politician who's already been in the white house and in d.c. for seven years. so, and now actively misleading the american voter when -- she's not doing press interviews, won't do one and has been hiding just like joe biden did in 2020. this is actively steveing the american voter. -- deceiving the american voter. >>s it is a fraud on the american voter. is so i should have said, liz,

that we can't merely complain. elizabeth: got it. >> we actually have to take action. and the trump campaign has to figure out how to get around the media bias and the big tech bias and address these policy issues. and as steve moore indicated in the previous segment, if donald trump doesn't figure this out, he's going to lose. if he continues to use aggressive language, then kamala harris' very effective digital ad team will take those little snippets, and they're going to drive up donald trump's negatives. elizabeth: okay. google said it didn't violate its practices, but these are loopholes that they're exploiting. i'll tell you, the voters are now seeing her flip-flops too. we're going to get into it. dan schneider, you're great. appreciate you very much coming on the show. if. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up, a minnesota small business other than joins us with a warning to u.s. voters on how kamala harris' running mate, tim walz,

forced her small business like many others into bankruptcy inside the state of minnesota. tonight she joins the growing number now unafraid and speaking out. also why is joe biden so angry? >> i know how to tell the truth! [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> let me answer your question. there is no room to grow the economy! elizabeth: he does get shout-y a lot, right? on the, tammy bruce here to react to a brand new report from politico on president biden's hot molten rage and fury at his former best friends nancy pelosi, barack obama and charles schumer after they ousted him from the race. he's particularly seething at nancy pelosi who got him out right before her new book tour. plus, as inflation, the border and crime hit voters' neighborhoods, why is president biden today instead focused on hanging out with social media influencers at the white house?

>> reporter: has the u.s. beat inflation, mr. president? >> yes, yes, yes. i told you, we're going to have a soft landing. we're going to have a soft landing. my policies are working, start writing that way, okay in. elizabeth: no, they're not working. we just showed a voter from philadelphia in tears over the policies. but first this, it's day 24 of kamala harris still hiding from the media, hiding her economic agenda from american voters, even the media a starting to catch on to that and her flip-flops. >> the vice president and governor walz has been busy crisscrossing this country. >> why hasn't she had a press conference? she's the vice president, she can handle the press. >> we're going to have a sit-down interview before the end of the month. >> i mean, that's not a lot. elizabeth: that's an understatement. congressman andy biggs here to react after this. stay right there, a lot of show for you tonight. ♪

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fox business' edward lawrence has the latest. edward. >> reporter: and, liz, also this is exactly what the federal reserve wants to see, inflation coming down slightly, so they can make their first rate cut in september. inflation did overall come down just under 3% for the first time since march of 2021. now, this inflation report also showed the economic pain if americans continue to endure. from the month president biden and vice president harris came into office, overall inflation up 19.5%, rent is up in that time more than 22%. auto insurance up about 55%. food at the grocery store up more than the 911% -- 21% from january 20 the 3211. the president frustrated, though, people don't feel what he sees as a success. >> yes, yes, yes. i told you we're going to have a soft landing, my policies are working, start writing that way, okay? >> reporter: however, exploding credit card debt, up 48% since president biden and vice president harris started institute thing their policies. the delinquency is rate on that

debt, 9.1 is 1, the highest since the beginning of 20211. the fact is that prices are not coming down, they're going up. department is also a rising, that's going up. so why should americans believe the president and vice president? >> well, there's some prices that are definitely coming down. so there are -- airfares. prices are still too high. you have a point. [laughter] prices are still too high, and that's why you will hear the president and the vice president continue every -- i feel like we a make announcements every week on this including this week. >> reporter: and the and white house press secretary saying there is no daylight between the president and vice president on the policies that got us to this place in the economy. liz? elizabeth: edward lawrence, thank you so much. ♪ >> i want to give credit to bernie. take credit, bernie. [laughter] you know, you brought us this far on medicare for all. i support medicare for all. i always have. there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> when you become president, would you be committing to close

immigration detention centers? >> absolutely, on today one. [cheers and applause] on day one. elizabeth: okay. that was the real kamala harris. talking up her far-left policies that moderate democrats ran away from x that she's now trying to flip-flop on to make it seem like she's a centrist to get your vote. but voters are seeing through this. joining us now from house oversight is, congressman andy biggs. congressman, so you've worked with kamala harris. what do you make of the flip-flops? she's been ranked the most far left in the senate, now she wants -- says she's flip-flopping on things like ending private insurance and doing medicare for all. she literally sponsored a medicare for all act a while in the senate. >> yeah. i think, liz, the only thing that's consistent in her positions is that she will say whatever she has to say to whatever group she has to say it in order to try to gaslight them into voting for her. and i think that's pretty consistent. so when you get the medicare

issue or now she's a border moderate, you know? she's, she's not going to -- not for bailing out the rioters in minneapolis anymore. those types of things, i think the american people are going to really resonate with them, it's going to resonate with them how floppy she is. elizabeth: okay, so there's this, "the washington post" reports this swing -- the swing voters in pennsylvania see through this. they see that she's supported a ban on frack being. their livelihoods depend on oil and gas, and the hill is reporting vice president harris blindsided democrats and progressives endorsing trump's no taxes on tips, copying that. they call that bogus and a ploy for votes. now she's copying it. and now, congressman, "the new york times" is reporting that basically her big economic speech friday will not be big on details. she's been in the white house for four years. why can't she come up with an

agenda now? >> well, because she has no substance to her. i mean, liz, i don't mean to be hyper-critical, and i don't think i am being hyper-critical. she has no substance the on policies. she is a true blue, dyed in the wool, hard leftist-marxist. that's really where she is. that's why you had the medicare for all. it was not -- she's going to ban private insurance carriers. she wants -- she's a big green new deal proponent. that's why she wants to get rid of fracking, why she wants to stop fossil fuels and wants to accelerate the elimination of fossil fuels all to the detriment of the average american. elizabeth: yeah. now donald trump is really right now speaking, he's saying, you know, kamala harris broke the economy. biden and she broke the u.s. border and the economy. she's wrapped up his speaking. he's wrapped up his speak. he's saying they caused economic suffering, their policies did. congressman andy biggs, thanks

for joining us, we appreciate you very much. coming up, we've got a former minnesota small business owner joining us, warning voters to watch out for tim walz. this small business other than says he drove her out of business, forced her into bankruptcy after his draconian covid closures. also social justice riots destroyed a lot of businesses in minority neighborhoods. coming up, lisa zarza a is here. she wants to make sure he doesn't do the same to anyone else. also tonight joe biden is riled up. >> i know how to tell the truth! [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> let me answer your question. left no room to grow the economy! elizabeth: well, now he's apparently really mad according to a new politico report. hot, molten rage at nancy pelosi, obama and chuck schumer, his fury particularly directed at agency pelosi. he reportedly is now calling

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>> some said that some people were unhappy with -- [inaudible] because it was a, i don't even -- it didn't sound like joe biden to me. it really didn't. >> please tell us what you told president biden to persuade him to step aside. [laughter] >> well, i've never share ad any conversations with a president of the united states publicly -- >> have you spoken to president biden since he dropped out? >> no, i have not. >> do you hope to? >> yes, when -- i hope to, yeah. we're all a busy.

>> is everything okay with your relationship? >> you'd have to ask him, but i hope so. >> okay. elizabeth: well, clearly, everything's not okay. politico just dropped this bombshell. president biden is furious, enraged at a former president barack obama, former speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer for forcing him to drop out of the race. let's bring in fox news contributor and author tammy bruce, the author of the new top-selling book "fear itself: exposing the left's mind-killing agenda." tammy -- >> thank you. elizabeth: it's good to have you on. so nancy pelosi is the target of his rage, and reportedly, biden is calling her, quote, rueless. what do you think? >> is -- ruthless. >> well, he's had these people as friends for half a century, and these are the people he's collected, and they all stabbed him in the back. and, you know, she -- it was a little hard to hear from her. i think she's an awful person, in all a honesty. to say, oh, she's not going to

share any conversation with the president of the united states like she honored his position where then she also saw stabs him in the back and pushes him out. now, on -- for joe biden, he is the president of the united states. you know, he did not have to let that that happen. however, there had to have been something, if he's mad now, if he's still mad to pressure him to do this, maybe it was the 25th amendment, i don't know. but when you're the president of the united states, you should have enough power and will and per if suasion a all -- persuasion, all those things we know are important to just defend your own position. if he couldn't hold off nancy, us cream in her freezer, pelosi, no wonder the world's on fire. so we've got a bunch of people who are ruining the duncan pleasing each other -- cannibalizing each other and then running around trying to get more power.

they can't control their own party, they throw their leader under a bus, what do you think -- you don't need to wonder what they're going to do to the country, we've been seeing it. and then you've got harris who has known this entire time and is wandering around like she's freaking cinderella, and it's, like, who are these people -- elizabeth: yeah, you know, the other thing too -- >> it's an amazing thing to watch. elizabeth: tammy, politico reports pelosi launched the bid to oust biden right as she launched her nationwide book tour. and a senior white house official says biden thinks pelosi is, quote, willing to set aside long-term relationships to stop trump and that biden now resents obama, so much so biden will likely skip attending biden's -- excuse me, obama's speech at the dnc in chicago, plus, he may not stick around for the rest of the dnc. final word. >> well, you know, he's made his own bed. again, this is his tribe. this is what he's got. and, you know, he said that it

was, yes, she doesn't care about long-term relationships, that she just cares about, you know, stopping trump. no, it's not really that at all a. it is protecting the corruption, the money and the power that they enjoy. it's not just trump. it's everyone. it's the american people. and i think that that's the problem. that's this ruthlessness. it's a malignant narcissism, is what it is. these are individuals who have no right to be in control of other people's lives. we are in charge of this, and i hope the propaganda that's moving now does not impact too many americans. i trust president trump's team to be dealing with the issues, reminding the american people of who got them into this place. and it's kamala harris and her friends. elizabeth: tammy bruce, thank you so much. good to see you. >> thank you. ♪ >> in minnesota just like in wisconsin, we respect our neighbors and the personal choices they make.

because we know there's a golden rule. mind your own damn business! [cheers and applause] >> america needs to know my story concerning governor tim walz and what he did to me as well as so many other business owners in the state of minnesota. southern minnesota was a lovely wine and coffee bistro, and it had been in operation for going on eight years by the time that my business was shut down and destroyed. >> governor walz and, you know, his staff, they were happy to sit home and collect a paycheck. well, that's not something i could do. he's not good in a crisis. elizabeth: okay. you know, minnesota governor, you just heard him, tim walz saying, quote, mind your own business. he didn't do that when he shut down everyone else's businesses in his draconian covid lockdowns and small businesses were lit up, on fire when he delayed sending in the troops to stop the 2020 the riots that burned small businesses to the ground. joining us now, former minnesota bar owner lisa zarza.

lisa, we admire you so much. thank you for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: what happened to you? your story is so heartbreaking, we just wanted to find out -- so you lost your bar and were forced into bankruptcy under tim walz? what happened? >> well, essentially, tim walz shut down our state with the entire country, the first shutdown on march 17th of 2020. on this november 20th of 2020, he the decided to shut our state down for a second time when most of the nation had already, was starting to see that shutting down and social distancing was not maybe the most effective way to curb covid. he shut our state down, and on december 16th me and about ten other business owners decided to open up our business and violate ton lawful executive orders. what ensued from there was i lost all my food licenses, my liquor license, i was barred

from the state. i lost two businesses. i owned two different, separate businesses. barred from the state for having a liquor license for five years, was forced to file personal bankruptcy, was fined over $300,000 from the attorney general of minnesota, keith ellison, and now i own an amazing business in wisconsin because if you look at what tim walz did when he shut down our state, he was crossing the border and coming into wisconsin and going to dinner in the wisconsin bars that he shut down in minnesota. elizabeth: lisa, you know, this is outrageous. you were bullied. small businesses were bullied under keith ellison and tim walz. they had no right to do this. so you were also threatened with arrests and fines by walz's administration. you feel you were unfairly targeted. you filed for bankruptcy. i think you have $300,000 in legal fees. when tim walz let big box stores like target, walmart and home depot to operate, but they really went after the small business guys and gals.

>> well, unfortunately, the same executive order -- they shut down the minnesota bars on, like i said, november 20th. we were all running at 50% in minnesota. that executive order shut all bars down from 50% to 0% occupancy. it's the same executive order that opened up all stores, all retail stores 100% which fell a week before black friday. there was an e-mail string in october saying he saw no correlation between bars and restaurants and the spread of covid, and this was sent to the minnesota department of health director, and they said, let's get creative to we can find that correlation. there was no correlation. he just targeted small businesses that congress fight back. we weren't the big stores. we couldn't fight back. elizabeth: it's wrong, lisa, what happened to you. thank you so much for bringing us that story. you know, it's no wonder -- stories like lisa's, you know, job growth collapsed under tim walz period, full stop.

lisa, thank you so much. we're going to stay on this story. we appreciate you very much and admire you too. let's move on to this, president trump just moments ago laid out his economic plan at a rally in north carolina. it's also a involving the border. new details coming up on what the biden white house has now been doing there. also coming up, "the new york times," the media finally reporting hunter biden did, in fact, lobby is and pressure the obama white house while hunter biden's father was vice president to get the obama administration to lobby for a business partner in ukraine so they could make big bucks. we've got the story coming up. but first, we really want to find out from our friends dagen and sean to hear what's coming up next hour on "the bottom line." sean: hey, e-mac. as you mentioned, donald trump in north carolina talking about the economy. he did it early enough to kamala harris can plagiarize his ideas. [laughter] brian brenberg on that as well as kamala, she buys google ads and rewrites the headlines,

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energy contract for hunter's bosses at a ukraine's burisma? now years later suddenly everybody's waking up, jason? what do you think? >> well, yeah, now that joe biden isn't running for president again, new york times finds it's a good time to go ahead and release information that people like peter schweizer and the government accountability institute, which i'm involved with, and others have been reporting on for years. the bidens have tried and been successful in doing business in china and romania and and the ukraine. they're tried in mexico. there's other countries involved and engaged as well. that was the family business, and that's what a james comer, the oversight chairman, has been highlighting, all these different llcs set up, the bank accounts set up, the flow of millions upon millions of dollars going into the bidens' bank account. elizabeth: this is garden variety corruption that's been around for generations, brianna. it's like the u.s. has been living under to oppressive

weight of corruption allegations against the biden family accused of profiting off of joe biden's government job. now, brianna, he's accused of using his father's vice presidential position of power to land the deal for burisma. are you feeling -- and the new york times is reporting that it seems like people are leaking now after biden cropped out -- dropped out. >> yeah. it seems so coincidental that it comes out after words. would they have -- afterwards. would they have released this information had he not dropped out of the race? when did the department of state have this conversation? if -- this information? did they have it in 2019 and 2020 the when democrats were trying to overturn the election because donald trump was making the same questions about a hunter biden selling his father's influence? elizabeth: in ukraine. the commerce department, one official was so worried about the conflicts of interest, they were talking about inside the commerce department under obama. so, jason, you know, the justice

department's criminal tax trial against hunter is next month. the biden justice department is not charging hunter biden with former lobbying violation ises. they're reporting that a romanian businessman had hired hunter biden and his business associates to try to get the u.s. government agencies to stop this bribery investigation, corruption investigation into this romanian official. so it goes deeper and deeper. >> i think one of the things that should be further explored is the relationship with louis freeh, the former fbi director under president clinton, and his long relationship with the bidens. his engagement in this issue related to, hey, let's go softer on them, he -- evidently, at least according to news reports -- had used his influence there at the department of justice to try to lean on these governments. and, you know with, eventually this person in romania was found guilty. but, still, there was a lot of money that ended up in, guess

what? joe biden's grandkids' accounts, $100,000. and i think louis freeh should have to answer that question, why did that happen? elizabeth: it's more profound than even nixon's beat gait. we'll have you back on, brianna, so you can get the last word next time. good to see you. now, president trump just moments ago a laid out his economic agenda in north carolina including on the border. >> if kamala wins, you will have mass amnesty and citizenship for all of the biden-harris illegals that poured into our country. if i win, you will have the largest deportation operation in american history starting at noon on inauguration day, 2025. [cheers and applause] elizabeth: but coming up next, a new report how the biden-harris white house is opening up our borders and why. podcast host ben ferguson is, he's terrific, he's going to join us next on the detailing coming up.

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liz: and welcome back to the story, new developments on what is been going on with the border and the border authorities are now saying that it is in the state of collapse in the joe biden house and fox's meredith on more

with the stories mark. >> yes for years, the biden administration has made it a priority, to speed up the processing in the time it takes for be entered people to become naturalized citizens and there's no new report that shows there is having an impact in the times reports that the federal government is processing citizenship request at the fastest clip in a decade and nine through backlog the building during the trump years pandemic and on tuesday, the chairman of the republican national committee sent a letter to election officials in eight states urging them to do more comedy winds are only legal u.s. citizens can vote printed and he wrote this care election start with secure voter rolls and states have seen giving a power to ensure that those who are registered about, are qualified to vote which includes a basic requirement of u.s. citizenship and a poll taken this summer by mark - law find 10 percent of the voters are entering the election is fear and under fair and accurate is their top concern and integration right even higher than that and big

campaign is trying out new attacks on the border issue and she was in battle the underground arizona nevada last week and with kamala harris's that is border security is important been there also need to be a pathway to citizenship the trump campaign is also launching new ads on the border issue, accusing kamala harris of being soft on the border and also creating new crime because of those leading into the country illegally. liz: mark married it always terrific journalism in the spring and cohost, the cohost a verdict with ted cruz podcast then ferguson is always a pleasure to have you want is wonderful to see you again what is your reaction to this and you know, you know when democrats are doing here, is that story was that kind of resignation or alienating the voters because legal, people come here legally immigrate legally they don't like was going on either when you think. ben: yes will i think this is one of the achilles' heel of kamala harris when he comes down to it and especially if the first presidential debate between her and donald trump and

though, every state now is a border state every cities a border city and you see these horrific crimes that are being committed by illegal immigrants that are coming into this country we see the abuse that is happening among undocumented minors that are being released into the homes of people that the u.s. government is not even checking. and the fact that the services are looking at this as a, hurry up in speed of the process, we don't want to backlog of kitten so that these kids go to any sponsor in a losing 100 because we go to check in on the child, the first time the runners three days after they have been handed to a sponsor this attorney in a massive abuse and trafficking ad labor like we have never witnessed in my lifetime in this country and it's all being done because they do not want to have a better picture a lot of people backlog in cages right because he criticized donald trump for a

bouma administration policy and they did not want and people underneath of a bridge and so if donald trump is smart and people are smart about this and running for office, they will tell the stories of these victims and they will tell the stories that the chaos and the fact is this is returning to 100 plus delete billion dollars. 100 billion plus dollars a year for people out there to exploit the system and make money off of these children. mark: and. liz: and trump that he will stop this from day one and was given the numbers as plant republicans in house and homeland security probing the fighting and the kamala harris white house and hhs you know, illegal alien children and migrant children ending up in labor trafficking pipeline after being released and hundreds of thousands of children and we are talking releasing them into adult sponsors, not checking if they are family numbers. the number 430,000 released to sponsors and 85000 unaccompanied

children in violent and missing and we do not know where they are in so anybody who thinks this is okay to collapse the border, because they want the illegal immigrants coming in, it is a crime scene. >> it is not been to the border and you can see these kids, that are being put with adults, that are trafficking and across the border, and they will be asked by the border security, this is a family member these children looked terrified especially the young girls in many times, it's very obvious that there is no connection with these traffickers and they just say yes and the u.s. government is allowing it to happen. liz: yes it is and b ben fergusn thank you the news in the weeks ahead and now it is time and don't forget the dvr's by the way, now it is time to send it over to dagen mcdowell and sean duffy at the bottom line. dagen: thank you