thailand reporters moments ago he still undecided on how he will vote for judge brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. >> your turn tomorrow to continue reading the fbi report, but i suspect it's going to look at the polls first. cannot make up his mind. >> the last room where they are reading is getting pretty crowded. "the evening edit" starts now. >> the process has been ruined by fear and anger for too long. >> it looks to be a product of an incomplete investigation. >> the supplemental background check with three senators and 10 witnesses. >> this is a very limited process that would constrain the fbi. >> you will never be enough. he's a tumbling bumbling drunk, serial sexual predator. >> nobody is supposed to be guilty until proven innocent in the united states of america.

>> enough already. elizabeth: okay, we are sitting on the breaking news. information come and live into the studio right now about how democrats and republicans are still at odds over the fbi report over fbi nominee brad kavanaugh. elizabeth: joe manchin reading the fbi report right now. will kavanaugh be confirmed this weekend? it looks like he might be confirmed. again, this is tentative. manchin murkowski voted against still unknown. we break it down. this has a fever pitch protests by the thousands and sending in washington. senators with capitol police escorts and more. democrats up for reelection won by double digits follow heidi heitkamp's no vote. we break it down on what is

really a date in the midterms for you and your money and what those protesters are missing and how they are wrong. plus, a surprise change in which party is turning out to vote. lots of talk about "the new york times" piece on president trump taxes. look at this. elizabeth warren getting called out for tax deductions, inflated tax reductions. her office confirming that senator warns tax information was wrong. senator warren wants to raise your taxes, she's wrongfully low rate hers. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching. money, politics, elizabeth mcdonald the -- elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit." the market now with 300 points

at the end of the day at 26 points 67. again down 200 points. that's a loss of about one weeks worth of gains. don sellars hit the panic button over fears of even faster interest rate hikes and the federal reserve as the economy heats up in the 10 year treasury yield socket a seven-year high. this looks like a temporary spasm. another great earnings season is about to kick off. s&p 500 profit growth is expected to gallop ahead of the stunning 20% plus growth rate for the last three quarters. that's pretty unheard of. deirdre bolton on the new york stock exchange. what a day, what's going on? >> is so busy here as you know it. right across the screen you have the biggest losses in the stock market. you have to go out the way back to june to see levels. these kinds draw. one thing i will say in the last basically 20 minutes, you did have stocks start to pare some

of those way, way deeper losses. you had markets clearly closing lower. no way to sugarcoat it, but definitely off their lows of the session. the s&p 500 come in the 10 major groups that make up the s&p 500. you only have three closing higher on the session, but at one point i'll were down. we will take three. the ones that finish in the green and limit these broader losses were utilities, financial and telecom stocks. the financials not such a surprise because the rising rate environment if you are i want to get a loan from a bank, we are now going to pay more money so that obviously makes the profit margins bigger for the money lending banks. you have bank of america, citigroup, jpmorgan chase are closing the day higher than a lot of regional banks as well. the silver lining if you like as far as the rest of the sector went. a lot of traders here talking about which you alluded to as well with the treasury yields coming in at a seven-year high.

it's unusual to see investors want to sell stocks and bonds at the same time and traders here saying that is because people really are worried about inflation. worried the fed will raise rates. >> here's the thing, what's so interesting is 4% interest rates were normal before 2008. so they are still historically low. should investors be worried? what are traders selling them? >> what people are focused on the myopic view of today is they are really focused on tomorrow morning on the jobs report. we thought the adp report, which just underline that our economy looks pretty good right now. employment included. if there's more jobs in the economy and our wage gains gains, which we finally began to see them last month set of data that does bolster the argument for inflation. rates could go higher, but a little caution here.

elizabeth: great to see you. let's get to the kavanaugh confirmation. chuck grassley now say the media is biased against kavanaugh. senators coming out today in his defense going into the room to read the fbi report. the white house saying there's no corroboration of the fbi charges against him. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is moving towards a debate tomorrow and a final vote on saturday. let's get you at reliance on capitol hill. >> a very politically charged day here in capitol hill today. protesters marching the streets outside the capitol outside the capitol and the rest made inside the senate buildings throughout the course of the day. republicans are frustrated, accusing democrats of moving the goalpost with senator chuck grassley. >> what i've been dealing with since july 10th, the downhill slope that schumer has put us on is really dealing with the demolition very.

>> there's no corroborating evidence in the latest fbi report. marx judge, and the other friend whose claim to be in the room. the woman ford claims was that the party with her. all eyes turn to republican senators, to republican senators. schneider jeff flake, lisa murkowski and susan collins. we have heard a ton from senator flake and senator collins today. both flake and colin saying it agreed to be a fair report. senator flake saying he did not see any corroborating evidence in their that would back up his allegations. democrats read the report

differently. there were hints of misconduct. so very frustrating with a fair investigation if they did an interview while potential eyewitnesses. i'm actually shocked. >> senator dianne feinstein says this is incomplete because it didn't interview kavanaugh or ford. or something democrat votes, too. they will likely help the republicans that they could vote yes if republicans have 53 of those. one senator joe donnelly says he did know but the white house hearing from sources is still trying to get them to change his mind. senator heidi heitkamp this afternoon saying no and senator joe manchin undecided just finished reading that report in the secure room. he did say on its way out that it's going to to go in tomorrow morning. tree into their holes in her

story. >> three and half hours were kavanaugh and if you don't include the 31 hours that he did in front of the committee. he is on the record at length and that is what the fbi are saying they need to reenter them. but at this point the republicans are saying they did need to do that. elizabeth: edward, great to see you. thank you so much. democrats accused of sitting for weeks and weeks with accusations. democrats are crying foul over the fbi investigation, saying you know what come it's only taken a week, but when the fbi interviewed witnesses.

listen to what democrats are now saying. an fbi investigation is a way to answer these questions. >> the fbi made against you. >> some online does not ask the fbi to investigate their claims. who is not asking the fbi to investigate these claims? the white house. dr. kavanaugh -- excuse me, judge kavanaugh. >> why aren't you also asking the fbi to investigate these claims? >> well come in and up to you give effect to the president of the united states. his failure to ask for an fbi investigation in my view is tantamount to a cover-up. elizabeth: there is no cover-up. democrat senator dianne feinstein and chuck schumer are still criticizing today, saying it is an incomplete fbi inquiry on kavanaugh.

>> it looks to be a product of an incomplete investigation that was limited, perhaps by the white house. i don't know. >> we have many fears that this was a very limited process that would constrain the fbi from getting all the facts. those fears have been realized. elizabeth: again committed democrats on this information for weeks. they call for an fbi investigation at the 11th hour. the privy inquiry was done. here's how to read this. we reported this already that the president succeeds in getting a conservative majority on the supreme court, he and the republicans will dominate all three branches of government. we haven't seen that since fdr and lbj in the last century. the former federal prosecutor andrew mccarthy. but you make of all this with the democrats satisfied? >> they'll never be satisfied

because as we've discussed before, this was never about what they said it was about. this is never about whether kavanaugh was a serial. it was never about whether he was a boos back in high school and college or whatever else they alleged the last few weeks. this has always been about delayed. we are talking about democrats in the senate who announced from the beginning that they were never going to support kavanagh whether it came out that he was the greatest legal minds in history and he was the biggest choirboy in the history of maryland. they were never, ever going to support him for ideological jurisprudential reasons. this has always been about delayed. elizabeth: it's also been about big consistency and liz's testimony. her memory is the only evidence here. she does have witnesses that she put forward. an old friend by the name of leland kaiser. but here is her attorney in a

statement to the judiciary committee saying, quote, the truth is that she is unable to corroborate it because she has no recollection of the incident in question. leland kaiser was named by ford as a corroborating witness. when she was interviewed by the fbi on saturday. again, a witness at the event after the fact whose now saying doesn't remember it. >> that's why you're hearing all this stuff about -- is why you hear all this stuff about process and nothing about the allegations made. i was a prosecutor for 20 years. if people bring you allegations that on their face don't seem to match up with the facts you are ready now, why would anybody be surprised if the fbi goes out and beat the bushes and they can't find any corroboration. there is never any reason. this stuff was never a quantum of evidence that you would

credit in the first place. so not surprisingly they collide and can't find anything to corroborate it and the democrats are talking about the allegations anymore. they're talking about the process. it's exactly what you'd expect of their objective is delaying. elizabeth: you can disagree or agree with eric kavanaugh. you can say it's inappropriate. the bottom line is the higher principle. by the way, what i mean to say if the shoe is on the other foot. if the democrats are putting up with what republicans are putting up with now, they would like it. they would say there's a higher principle at play in that it's evident supporting accusations, right? >> that's exactly right. we are not even speculating about that. experienced fact. a lot of us were opposed to merrick garland being on the supreme court for philosophical reasons. no one ever tainted him. no one ever suggested he was anything but a patriot.

you know, we were just philosophically against him. nobody did try to destroy them as a human being. elizabeth: great to see you. is there to catch chuck grassley on "mornings with maria" tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. eastern time for the updates on the kavanaugh nomination. coming up, the policy hyperbole continues in nancy pelosi is trying to connect brett kavanaugh to kim jong un and vladimir putin. the lactating judge kavanaugh hard about his teenage drinking habits. an old video service and revealing basically you see him right here, former president barack obama talking about his drinking habit in taking illegal substances before he became -- way before he became president. >> -- and consume substances that weren't always legal. elizabeth: coming up, we will play the full-time paid immediate going big on president

trump taxes. but crickets. for a new exposé hitting democrats. senator elizabeth warren taking tens of thousands of dollars in sales tax deductions, inflated tax reduction that they now admit are wrong. we are the details. first, running out of place in the playbook. taking to the streets in protest. our next guest says they still don't get it. that is after the break. stay there. (guard) what i've witnessed...

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elizabeth: running out of place in the playbook. democrats taking to the streets in the protest. but you're that you're getting so out of control that capitol police continue to ask your senators to and from their offices sdc security ramps up

with a recessed movement coming down on d.c. now, democrat maxine waters accused yet again of threatening mob violence. this time against brett kavanaugh's friend mark judge. maxine waters sending out a tweet filled with electronic pitch work saying, quote, we all know where he has come in many mark judge. this is a former democratic congressional intern now accused of revealing on the internet for personal phone numbers, home addresses, home and cell phone numbers and e-mails of top republicans, including lindsey graham, mike lee, orrin hatch and senator rand paul. it is so bad that senator rand paul's wife went public with how she and her family have suffered severe intimidation and threat. jackson kosko was most recently working as an unpaid intern for democratic congresswoman sheila jackson way. osborne and "wall street journal" editorial editor dan henniker. what's your take of what's going on here?

>> my take is we have seen the script before. you know, the democrats, it's the violent left. the crazy left and the democratic party i think at some point has got to separate themselves from these people. they're not going to do it right now. in their silence they basically affirming everything they saw. the image of susan collins been led down the halls of the senate surrounded by security detail is literally shocking. >> i'm not shocked and surprised by what's going on. when did we see this report during the vietnam war when the democratic left him in the american left of this kind of protesting. often got violent. it got out of control. it took the democratic 30 years. elizabeth: people didn't like the vietnam war. legitimate concern this is something different. >> at island, off the grid from outside the process.

most americans want their politics played inside the line. elizabeth: senator bill cassidy told us exclusively last night how he was personally harassed by an anti-kavanaugh protester and told me it's the worst he's ever seen it. watch. >> is a concerted effort on the part of the left to intimidate anyone who might be nominated in the future. it's not the first time they've done it. they did it with other trump nominees. elizabeth: how bad is it now? is it worse than ever? >> best as i can tell, my career in the senate in the fourth year and 60 are in the house, this is worse than ever. >> okay, here's the thing. it's worse than ever. the information is so poor out there. they drown i soundbite that unless the media mishandle if they didn't report the facts, which we've been trying to do. the facts of the debate. the fbi didn't turn up any damaging info.

what is your take on all this? >> obviously, democrats are not only trying to shift the goalposts. i think they're trying to shift the entire field to dig it up and replanted so that nobody can play and that is essentially what they are doing by trying to delay this though. this is what the senate does. i have a confirmation for the supreme court. they are supposed to stand up and be counted in boat on that consent function. the democrats don't want to do that. they've gone off the grid and instead have replaced their function with these protesters who are supposed to make the american people turn against brett kavanaugh. i think it is backfiring. elizabeth: you think so? >> so many people were not watching this closely. what are they seeing, violent protests against kavanaugh. elizabeth: is this an upcoming column in "the wall street journal"? >> i think it might.

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elizabeth: in october surprise or have to top republicans seeing the republican voter base getting fired up over the kavanaugh chaos. the fox news poll shows senator heidi heitkamp who said today that she will vote no on kavanaugh. she's trailing her opponent kevin cramer by 12 points in north dakota. senator claire mccaskill running dead even against challenger josh kelly. joining me now editor-in-chief

chris erred. your quick take of the polls here, chris. >> a lot of people in washington d.c. for the republican leadership are saying this is not a midterm election. people should distance themselves, but the hard battles in immigration and i think they've been wrong. the press has been repeating it so much that everyone believes it. republicans have a real fight on your hands playing out every day on television and it's very, very excited. it's exactly what they need and that applies in the logic in what everyone's been saying is don't get in the sights, just talk about tax reform. that's not what gets people upset when they vote in november. elizabeth: lots of talk about "the new york times" story about president trump taxes. but not much if any attention to an exposé in the "boston herald" democrat senator elizabeth warren. she basically reported safe

inflated tax deductions on her tax return. $50,000 of donated clothes, in which her office delegates again were inflated and wrong. a double standard. she may run for president issues for raising taxes, but she was really pushing uncompleted tax deductions. your take here. >> this is a details people didn't really get. president trump was hit on its taxes in it ran his business is that i play by the rules and to care my business that wasn't hypocritical. he didn't pretend to be someone he wasn't. senator elizabeth warren when she does this it makes her look like a real hypocrite and that makes. >> the "boston herald" that has been excellent. something the clintons were accused of and i worked on the

story. i hate to toot my own horn, but they were deducting with the tax returns. democrats talk a big game will do all they can to lower their own personal taxes. >> of i remember president bill clinton was to duck. >> this all shows just hypocrisy. you should pay lower for this and for that. that kind of hypocrisy is a real turnoff for voters. elizabeth: thank you so much. the lactating judge kavanaugh.

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apple made a statement -- they say that they never heard from the fbi until an investigation around it. apple says they asked to provide guidance as to where or how they were getting misinformation and they say they were not provided that info. apple also says they are not under any kind of gag order should in their denials can be taken at face value. amazon reacting to the same to fact contradicts the reporting, cnet no time past or present have we ever found any other issues relating to modify

hardware in supermicro motherboards in any elemental or amazon distance. the company at the center of this has also said that this reporting is not true. they said they have not been contacted by any government agency and are not aware of any investigation. so all of this adding to questions surrounding mr. porter. elizabeth: heckuva story. thank you for covering. appreciate it. look at these aerial photos showing a u.s. navy ship within seconds of collating in the south china sea after china had challenged the u.s. vessel. in his worst the u.s. to perform a radical maneuver to avoid a crash. u.s. navy now proposing not in the pacific in november and the south china sea is one of the busiest and most militarized shipping groups in the world. vice president michael pence firing off a strong criticism of china and portraying china as

the foremost threat to the u.s. >> china is meddling in america's democracy. as president trump said last week, we have in his words found that china has been attempting to interfere in our upcoming midterm elections. our intelligence community says that china has the state and local government to exploit any divisions between federal and local government on policy. it is using issues like trade tariffs to advance beijing's. elizabeth: delta force what is your take of what is going on in the south china sea? >> i'm sorry, can you say it again? elizabeth: what is your take of what's going on south china sea?

>> yakima liz, this is china doing what they do very well in whole of government attacks able to use all of their national power to include their political, military, propaganda and economic aspects to really make friction against the united states. what they've done against china is also making them a little more squarely. within two ships the bad guys coming in, that becomes a critical mass aspect. elizabeth: that's a great point. forgive me. it was 45 yards. you make an important point. it was pretty close. here's what also is going on, colonel. china has been answering and telling its news outlet, do not run coverage of their poor economic growth problems, the fact jury outlines down for

consumers going down, debts piling on. to your point, saying that president trump's leadership is working in china one a different american president. how much of that is the threat to the u.s.? >> liz, the president is countering with their whole of government of aspects which we in the past have not done very well. they are good at parochial aspects are single aspects of government. the president has really put the hammer down on china with the whole of government counterattacks that to him. as you can see, this is the elections. they would love to give president trump out of there. the world has not seen in 50 years in the united states. he's been effective across the board. elizabeth: appreciate your insight. thank you for your service to our country. coming up, the hyperbole continues. now trying to connect brett

kavanaugh to kim jong un and vladimir putin. first, the lactating judge kavanaugh hard for his drinking habit and in his teenage years. without the video now servicing barack obama talking about drinking and using illegal substances when he was young. this is next. >> and consumed substances that weren't always legal.

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whether i get back. i wish i could give you a specific example, but i can tell you this is a common occurrence. elizabeth: that was judge kavanaugh's freshman year roommate talking about judge kavanaugh and his drinking habit. this is old video servicing of barack obama talking about his drinking and taking illegal substances when he was young. watch. >> i didn't take school that seriously, got in fights, drink and did -- and consumed substances that weren't always legal. they were self-destructive, you know, i'd like to drink a six-pack in an hour before going back to class. elizabeth: let's take it up with the political panel. the campaign advisory board madison and democrat strategists al motter. you know, just because someone drink when they were younger

doesn't make them a sexual predator. so how can democrats continue on this train of thought with no concrete evidence? >> the difference between president obama and judge kavanaugh with respect to drinking or other steps in and says his president obama spoke candidly about what he did. the reason that the -- elizabeth: brett kavanaugh said he drank a lot of beer. i can't believe this is an age -- even an issue. reason remits comments are important sickos as to whether he said he didn't black out. he said he did. that's important. that's relevant. elizabeth: okay, this is where rat in this debate in the country. what is your take on the obama video? >> it is what it is. i appreciate honesty on it. with what he did politically or policy wise, but you know, coming forward saying he drank and did drugs, good for him. i don't really have any thoughts

about what he did as a teenager, just like i don't have thoughts about brett kavanaugh drinking. the fact that we are talking about this -- elizabeth: what is the proof that kavanaugh blacked out? >> there is none. absolutely subjective. it could be alive. elizabeth: we know what talking points. we want facts. a lot of democrats and republicans saying they want facts, too and they are tired of it. they are done with what's going on. they want to move on. let's move on by the way. the hyperbole from nancy pelosi continuing. she's not trying to connect brett kavanaugh to kim jong un. >> he talks about being in love with kim jong un and kavanaugh is a great guy. the similarity that people have

in people they respect. raising his love of kim jong un comic kavanaugh is a great upstanding person. you know what, he doesn't even know what he's talking about. elizabeth: what is your take on this? this is again hitting new heights of the policy. go ahead. >> what is she even talking about? she's completely out of touch. maybe she could spend more time in helping constituents and people in this country. last time i checked she did not support anything beneficial to us. she didn't support tax cuts. the people from my hometown were receiving were just crumbs. a thousand dollars go along way and a lot of people received a lot more than that. when april comes around will be really happy with what they get back in taxes as well. elizabeth: alchemy nancy pelosi hitting the relationship with kim jong un and putin, but the white house has taken pretty historic and tough steps against both russia and north korea in

terms of sanctions. >> look, number one, she's browsing up with hyperbole her supporters. number two, democrats aren't dangerous ground when we trivialize the presidential relationships with foreign leaders because you are right that there has been some progress with respect to north korea and we have to be proud of that to be successful. elizabeth: that is why we love having you on the show because you are straight down the middle and you go right at it. come back soon. we love having you both on. elizabeth: "the new york times" exposé about president trump saxes. crickets as a new exposé with the "boston herald" about taxing rich democrats, senator elizabeth warren and plating for tax deductions. her office admitting to it as well. the details next. >> good for you your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for.

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>> bombshell "new york times" reporter >> "the new york times" about a devastating report >> investigation of the trump family's tax schemes and fraud by donald trump and his siblings engage in potentially illegal tax schemes. >> the white house is trying to dismiss the report suggesting that president trump participated in dubious schemes during the 1990s. elizabeth: "the new york times" exposé of president trump taxes. the new exposé is getting crickets. talking about how democrat senator elizabeth warren has been completed tax deductions and the irs tax return. elizabeth warren telling the irs that she had basically donated $190,000 worth of clothes and household items over a five-year

period. in one year, $50,000 for the charitable donations in clothes and household items. charities in 2014. a spokeswoman for the senator's office now sagging there is a mistake on those 2014 tax returns, that deductions were inflated enron. that is the original value of the donated clothing that year was not $50,000. it was about $8000. senator warren massachusetts republican senate nominee jack steele joins me now. great to have you, sir, what is your take on the story? >> liz, great to be here. i don't think there's a thousand dollars worth of clothes and my house with my wife and two daughters in me. to have 8000 you can donate a way to lower your taxes, pretty astounding. elizabeth warren, somebody who wants to raise people taxes and lower her own as a hypocrisy of course aired by the way, she was on a national network a few weeks ago saying that she wants to raise individual taxes somewhere from 50% to recover

the ceiling. 90% is too high. honestly, here is someone who says do as i say, not as i do. elizabeth: we reached out to senator warren for comments with an interview and are waiting to hear back. i worked on the stories in the 90s about how the clintons were writing off donations have their charitable donations. i hate to say it, for underwear, $2 a pair. does this remind you of that? in other words, do as i say, not as they do kind of stuff. they won a race or taxes that they lower their own personal taxes. go ahead. >> it's worse than not. she said in 2017 on pay equity day in april that women aren't getting paid enough in the workplace. we found out that day that she pays them in her senate office 71 cents on the dollar versus what men are making interim senate office. elizabeth warren again never lives up to what she says she wants other people to live by. it's really incredible. elizabeth: how are voters in your area reacting to this story? >> thinks that the "boston

herald" did cover it. "the boston globe" tries to cover everything they said her native american heritage never benefited her even though they took minority hiring positions that she was ineligible for. never proved she was eligible for them in yet they are covering again. in massachusetts you got one that tells the truth. elizabeth: geoff diehl, running against elizabeth warren. we are going to be right back. stay there. ..

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tore sharp, sophisticated debates right here on the fox business network. charles: i'm charles payne. it's not a foregone conclusion judge kavanaugh will be confirmed as a supreme court justice. the full senate is expected to vote saturday. some senators are still on the fence even after the fbi concluded their investigation. leaders are commenting on the confirmation process. >> we owe it to the american people found score you are innocent until proven guilty. it's the senate on trial here, mr. path. what kind -- mr. president. what kind of image