>> the did doubled with president bush and president obama. there is no difference between democrats and rum cans. zero. [♪] president trump: the proclamation on asylum. we need democrats votes. they have to falls new immigration laws. we need the wall, we are building the wall. we need democrat votes to change immigration so we'll have no trouble at the border. we want people to come into our country, but they will have to come in legally. we have such a successful country economically that's everybody is flooding into our country. liz: that was president trump

build the border security wall. the latest lawsuit against the president's crackdown. caravan is now headed to california. there are three others on their way to the border. the details on that and the debate on the awol democrats. in florida republican florida senate candidate rick scott fired off two lawsuits with bombshell accusations of rampant voter fraud by democrats in florida. scots and marco rubio say the democrats are trying to steal the election with fake votes. andrew gillum is watching closely as this fight is heating up. president trump says he'll send in a team folks pose what he says is voter fraud in florida. we have liberal krugman of the

"new york times." paul krugman wants to dismiss the electoral college and rural mayor cap after republicans won the senate. and he's slamming the media for getting played by the fake border crisis. powerful democrats threatening a government shutdown before christmas if they don't get their way on the mueller probe. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. welcome to the show. let's get right to deirdre bowl tomorrow about president trump calling on democrats to get border security done once and for all. dierdre: president trump issuing

an order to deny asylum to migrants who enter the country illegally. the president's announcement is the latest push to have a hard' push on illegal immigration. immigration groups sued in california to block the regulation, arguing the measures were clearly illegal. it's not clear whether the case will go before a judge prior to the rules going into effect saturday. they could be extended, and they do not affect people. this is a strong underline, that we have already in the country. last year the president evoked similar powers to invoke a travel ban that was upheld by the supreme court.

the lawsuits say anyone is eligible ferp a. >> i lum no matter how he or she enters the country. the president has called the caravan a crisis. he says it will overload our asylum system and release thousands into the interior of the united states. the u.s. working with mexico to send migrants back across the border. right now the laws only allow mexican nationals to be swiftly returned, and increasingly those claiming asylum are coming from central america, and not mexico. liz: be sure to watch deirdre's wetion tonight, "women and money." the 9th circuit coast appeals

lost the'. the 9th circuit said the president doesn't have the authority. even critics argue it was president obama thank did an end round by enacting daca. president trump: we want to be in the supreme court on daca. president obama said he had no right to sign it. but it was upheld in the 9th circuit as usual. if you take president obama's statement, he knew he couldn't sign it it's a terrible thing what's happening with the courts. the daca will hopefully go to the supreme court where we'll be given a fair decision. liz: bill mcgurn, once your take on this? >> i think the president has a

lot of authority. the executive action president obama took, i think president trump is in a strong position. i wish this could be resolved with legislation. most of of the problems we have is because congress has failed to act for decades to impose some more. on the asylum, i'm not sure he's limiting asylum. he's trying to establish a process that's more orderly to force people to go through. we talk about the numbers of people coming in. one out of everybody five asee you slum claims are upheld. so they are trying to have a process there. i am sure judges will block it. everything president trump does seems to go to the supreme court. liz: we didn't see the aclu or anybody else try to block nor

feinstein when she said to president obama, you too have the authority. >> the president campaigns on this issue. and i think on asylum he's trying to create an order live process for people to come through and have their claims adjudicated. have them go through a port of entry. i fully expect the judges in the lower court to stop it. but he may prevail at the supreme court. liz: what does it mean that border security is now in the courts. >> i was with president bush when he tried comprehensive reform. senator obama was one of the people who deep -- deep sixed that. the president offered to give the daca recipients, kids who came here without any choosing

of their own, a path to citizenship in exchange for turning of the border wall. both sides got greedy on that one. but that would still be a reasonable trade-off if they were interested in solving the problems. unfortunately i don't see unless pelosi giving that to the president in the next congress. i think she doesn't wants him to have this kind of victory going into 2020. it's sad. these are human beings coming in, and it's difficult. we need an orderly process. liz: what does it mean for the country that the supreme court may decide the border. can they do senate. >> effectively yes. they will decide whether president trump is acting constitutionally or not constitutionally. he has a lot of latitude under

the law. so this is a lot of nonsense in the lower courts, in the 9th circuit. but president trump has a better case in the supreme court. what he's saying is stuff president obama would have said a couple years ago. it seems to me they don't want any control at the border. abolish i.c.e. and sanctuary cities. what kind of rule of law is that? i'm pro immigration. i have got three daughters who are immigrants. but like a lot of the immigrants, most of of the legal immigrants want a lawful process. and that's clear and understandable that they can navigate, and we don't have that. liz: now you have the migrants saying we are not going to texas, we are going to california. >> what's the alternative to stopping the caravan? we are going to let just anyone cross in?

that's kind of silly and i don't think that serves anyone. liz: stop politicizing the border. this is not good governance. kristen tate and democratic strategist jessica ehrlich. here is how it's being politicized. republicans say democrats are trying to placate hispanic voters and the president says democrats are addicted to. >> the democrats really want to roll out a welcome mat for tens of thousands of illegal immigrants. if you are not so kay with that be you are called a racist and x xenophobe. this isn't racist, it's just common sense. we need to stop politicizing

this issue and just enforce the laws on the books. liz: welcome to the show, jessica. democrats in 2013, charles schumer and others said let's do merit immigration and a border fence. this was just six years ago. then it barely gets mentioned in the 2016 election. >> there has been a lot of talk between schumer and the president regarding daca and getting something done. but this is not just a democratic issue or democratic problem. obama had some of the highest rates of capturing people and returning them to their countries that we have seen, even more so than george bush. the republicans have had control of the house, and the senate and the presidency for the last two years yet they were unable. i haven't seen any bill or

legislation that came forward other than attaching border wall funding to a spending bill. there was a bipartisan bill in the bush administration that couldn't get through glass you were people on both sides republicans and democrats who opposed it. it's a 20-years plus failure, and i don't see you pointing fingers is helpful. liz: we have thousands of caravan migrants. it looks like we have them deciding to leave mexico city and head toured the california border. this is a crisis. i think jessica makes an important point. stop the finger pointing. >> as the migrants are marching toward our southern border, they are waving their own national

flags and singing their own national anthem all the while scoffing at the idea that immigration laws should apply to them. it's the political left that's making it worse. every call for amnesty and demonization of our borders. latin america is watching how we deal with this. those who decided to stay behind will decide to make the trek north if they are let into our country. >> more will come. >> the mischaracterization is outrageous we just heard. we are talking about 5,000 people being tend to in mexico city in tents by the mexican red cross. they decided to goin tijuana because it's a larger port of entry to be processed.

i get to talk now. they either pass the rule to get in and asylum or they will not. they are coming with their children because they have a dream. liz: the congressman in california said there are 10,000. chuck grassley pointed out there are criminals, gang members and a national security threat. >> a left-wing group last spring escorted 1,500 other central american migrants to the border. to your point about seeking asylum. mexico offered them house, protection, and medical care. these migrants refused that because they want to come to the u.s.

asylum is specifically for people trying to escape government persecution. liz: both of you will be with us later in the show. let's get to other headline news. russia creating a hypersonic super nuke that travels at 20 times the speed of sound. it's capable of carrying a 2 mega ton bomb. a new study finding that thage black friday shopper plans on spending over $500 this year. clothes are at the top of the shopping list. holiday deliveries could be in trouble. 11,000 ups workers preparing for the second biggest strike to hit

ups since 2007. the fda plans to restrict selling of flavored e-cigarettes. now, this market estimate over $11 billion. it's expected to grow to over $86 billion by 025. two judges ruling for the republican contender in florida. jerry nadler threatening to shut down the government if anything happens to the robert mueller probe. what will that mean for your money and for your stocks. stay right there, don't go away. it was here.

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north of sacramento reduced to rubble and five lives lost in the chaos to escape the flames. their bodies found trapped in their cars. heartbreaking to think about that. it was a massive and chaotic evacuation when the campfire broke out early yesterday morning and tore through this town in a matter of minutes. under a sky blackened by smoke and ash, raced to safety. >> both sides pour driveway was engulfed in flames. >> we have nothing now. reporter: the fire damaged local schools, scores of businesses and hundreds and hundreds of homes. 27,000 people here have no idea when they will be allowed to return. evacuation orders spread to the city of chico. the campfire has grown to 70,000

acres and it's just 5% contained. the winds have significantly died down. a massive air assault is under way. crews are hoping to boost those containment numbers and get a line around this deadly and devastating fire. >> please be safe. switching geerts now. democrat congress florida jerry nadler is threatening a government shutdown right before christmas. >> in the lame duck session next week we can insist that be a condition of passage of remaining legislation to fund the government which has to be done by december 7. liz: the lame duck session has until december 7 to fund the government for the rest of the year. will we see a government shutdown over the mueller probe? and what does it mean for your money and the stock market short

term? >> thank you for having me on. it's great to be seen. liz: what do you make of this story? what's it going to do to the market. he's famous for losing 150 pounds in a diet. apparently he lost his marbles as well. the threat of it is deleterious to stock prices because it adds confusion and dismay and consternation. the markets like certainty and this is a new sense of uncertainty. i wish they wouldn't do it. but the mere talk of it cannot be helpful to stock prices. liz: remember in 2011 the hostage taking going on figuratively. the downgrade of u.s. debt in

2011. >> the dollar took a hit, the stock market took a hit, the bond market took a hit. nadler should know better than to threaten this sort of thing. it's the same thing that will happen if they threaten impeachment. it makes me disconcerted. liz: i want your thoughts on max eenl waters saying she wants to target wall street as the incoming chair of financial services. >> what i'm going to do to you is what you did to us. liz: what's your take, dennis? >> i love maxine because she is good for my newsletter. she gives me at least 20 pages a year i can comment upon. i love the fact that she is still in the congress. i am dismays, however, that she may be the chair of the house banking or finance committee.

what i understand is in the back room she is amenable to compromise. she is not nearly as bad in-house as she is when she is outhouse. so let's give her a chance. but nonetheless. there are better people to put in positions of authority for the banking committee. but she is good for 20 pages a year. i like her for that reason. liz: what's your short-term outlook for the stock market going up or down? >> for the next several weeks, i think down, i'm afraid. we had a good rally, but we did the on lighter volume. and go down to heavy volume will go to lower lows. if you ask me for the next two weeks, three months. i'm bearish on stocks. for the next several months, i'm afraid lower.

good to see you, dennis. oil close be the day below $60. it's the longest since 1984. as of november 9, gas prices have been dropping for 30 straight days. now that the democrats have control of the house, there is a chance nancy pelosi and the democrats will try to raise your taxes. that's coming up. first, judges have ruled that rick scott in florida has won two of his lawsuits. what's going on here. local election officials must inspect the ballot counting going on in places like broward county. republicans are saying democrats are trying to steal the election. we have the details coming up.

. liz: let's get to it's going to florida. allegations of voter fraud, democrats trying to steal the election? two major rulings within the past few hours. phil keating in miami for us tonight. reporter: good evening. also, the democrats here in broward county, palm beach county and the state of saying we are not trying to steal an election just trying to vote every vote cast. the two victories in court, critical for republican governor, rick scott. he was trying to unseat the democratic senator, bill nelson. in a closely fought battle race that looks like it will go to a recount which could start as early as tomorrow afternoon. the rulings by the judge's say that the superintendents of election and supervisors in broward and palm beach county, were not letting access by the campaigns, to watch the process of how the votes are counted,

how provisional ballots are determined to be good or bad as well as voter intent. also better access, closer to the action. so the observers from the campaigns can actually see more. all this was demanded by rick scott and he won his case. all day long in fact, it is happening still right now. the canvassing board meetings throughout the state in broward county, they are still meeting. counting provisional ballots. hundreds of them throughout the day. checking voter signatures, either making them valid or ruling them invalid. and either add them to the unofficial vote count or discarding them. it all should be wrapped up by this evening. that is because of accounting. the final 200 provisional ballots in broward. should end. also, outside quite chaotic outside of the supervisor of elections office be reminiscent of the year 2000, in that election recount. partisans on both sides yelling and screaming at each other.

each accusing the other of trying to steal the election. and change the results. florida's eunice senate race between governor rick scott and bill nelson shows a difference of 15,000 votes. that is the margin.out of 8 million votes cast, it is .18 of one percent testing for a recount. the latest numbers in the governors restaurant republican ron desantis, leaving democratic tallahassee mayor, andrew gillum, by 36,000 votes. it is .44 percent of the total. also, in a recount territory. in florida, any race decided with a margin of victory of one half percentage point or less, triggers an automatic recount. all of these unofficial results in the secretary of state office two more weeks for the secretary through an order every county in florida take the ballots, scan them to the tabulation machines, one more time for the recount. we expect county workers will

be doing exactly that saturday afternoon. back to peer spill great reporting, thank you so much, sir. let's revisit the claims by flood republican senate candidate, rick scott and senator marco rubio. about democrats trying to steal the election of florida. here's was going on. governor rick scott did slap two lawsuits demanding an investigation into ballot counts. he just wants both -- he won both of them. they said to let ballot inspections happen immediately. and andrew gillum, who originally conceded to his opponent, ron desantis, also is now saying that he is ready for a possible recount as well. president trump slamming the democrats for hiring attorney, mark elliott, to oversee broward county vote. he is the lawyer involved with fusion gps. remember that group had the infamous anti-trumpet dossier. president trump tweeting quote

- as soon as democrats sent their best election stealing lawyer to broward county, they miraculously started finding democrat votes. do not worry florida, it's in a much better lawyers to expose the fraud. join me now the weekly standard executive editor, fred barnes. great to see you. what is your take? >> this is an avoidable mass. the court orders help. but look at what we have here. we have an election system, a practice of voting that is completely chaotic!you have mail ballots, your provisional ballots, you have absentee ballots. some of them are ones where people voted one month before the election and it means that there ballots are all over the place. their inboxes and in closets and in elementary schools.we found again today in florida, i think, in broward county. look, people need to come to the ballots, to the voting place if they possibly can. millions of people just stay

home and send in a ballot way too soon. that needs to be fixed but as long as it is not, our system is not going to be credible. particularly if the voting officials that do not let the accounting be public. liz: marco rubio tweeted a troubling -- palm beach county filled out new ballots to replace damaged ones without letting campaign representatives witnessed the process of creating the new ballot as required by florida law. there is that, there is also an florida state law it says, all absentee ballots and early voting must be canvassed, tabulated and shut down within one half hour of the polls closing. i mean rick scott was winning by 57,000 votes on tuesday.

now, he is just 15,000 votes ahead.why they still counting ballots? >> because there's so many others in different places and they let so many people vote, not on election day. they can vote at home, they can vote in lots of places. they can mail in ballots and they have to collect all of those. you have to look in closets. and it does mean that our election system, really does lack credibility and it needs credibility. liz: fred barnes, you are great. there so many things happening out there. brenda snipes, who is the official overseeing the broward county vote count. she's been accused of destroying ballots that were an issue in a lawsuit before the lawsuit finished. a lot of stuff happening. we will stay on that for you. come out, nancy pelosi opposition growing in the house from an unlikely place. now our efforts to become house speaker could be derailed by fellow democrats. we have that story for you. watch out for your taxes, it could be going up under the democrat-controlled house.

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what's in your wallet? liz: welcome back. democrats flexing the new majority muslim the house. possibly gearing up to raise your taxes. it will be a big battle down the road with republicans. let's get an expert in his new york post columnist, betsy mccoy. good to see you betsy, what's going on here? >> up to the election day they really demagogue this issue of the tax cuts calling them tax cuts for the rich. when in fact the rich pay the most taxes but, under the tax reform, the high earners pay proportionately more. a bigger share of the tax revenue than before. the top 20 percent now providing 87 percent of the tax revenue they used to provide 83. the top one percent of earners providing 43 percent. almost half of the entire income tax revenue.

it used to be 38 percent. in the bottom 50 percent now providing zip. not really paying income taxes at all because of the expanded standard deductions and the bigger tax credit. liz: if they try to do anything for the democrats i think the senate will just say no and the president will veto it? >> that's the problem. another has to be negotiation. in the trump administration wants permanent tax cuts otherwise its onset in 2025. they'll be forced to grab something. and they've already indicated what he may give up are the high earners. liz: and that's true and they raised taxes to pay for infrastructure. let's get to paul, is getting blasted for a column off the rails idiotic. thus the critical essay. and he is questioning the quote - legitimacy of the of the political system because the republicans won the senate. he is saying things like quote - conservative politicians may extol the -- the real american

which we live, it is mostly metropolitan. senate america is still largely rural. real americans -- [laughter] real americans racially and culturally diverse mid-america still very white. they say that sin is deeply unrepresentative of american reality and is upset the senate is quote - noncollege whites. what you think? >> not all the framers of our constitution wanted all of the regions of the country to have a voice. and that is why each state has two senators. it is not proportional to the representation of the state. these are the same people who one about the electoral college and say hillary clinton should be present because she won the popular but that is not the system we have. and the whistling in the wind is never going to change. they will never have the authority to amend the constitution and replace this.

>> was missing in the column is the reasons why the democrats won the popular vote now. because the democrats were defending more senate seats. and california has the system were more democrat -- >> i was glad to see that all of the country voters so we don't care what oprah winfrey thinks or taylor swift or these other people. we are going to vote the way we want to go. we are not going to be obliged to vote as a hollywood tells us or wall street tells us. and that is what he would like to see the left coast and the east coast dictating america's policies.liz: betsy your great will you come back? >> yes! i love the show. liz: thank you! thank you for being here. nancy pelosi is chances to become house speaker could be hindered by her own party. more on that coming up. the first can't wait to hear what paul also said. about who is being quote -

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a tweet storm say the media has been tricked by donald trump. the media has been quote - easily played by the migrant caravan crisis. he downplays the problems of border security and is also worth noting that the new york times has been covering the crisis. this with a high profile drug bust. they seize half ton of crystal meth in days gone for the us. the question is, is it height? back with us we have kristin and jessica, good to see you. your take, jessica? >> i think is referring to that they are seeing daily live coverage for a week or two prior to the election coming from the migrants and their caravan. and as soon as the election happened, that is basically all but shut off. there was very little to date about the president 's order and what's been going on.

>> kristin, what's your take? >> the reason has been in the news last visit because the media has been focused on the midterm election results and of course the mass shooting that happened just a few days ago that was very sad. but i find it hilarious that the left thinks that the coverage of the caravan was some sort of trump trap set at head of the midterm elections. immigration is a serious issue that all americans care about. and yes, it is alarming when thousands of migrants are heading towards the southern border to rush it. but i really think this is just a pathetic excuse to explain a way the democrats underwhelming performance in the midterm elections. the message seems to be that, there is new blue wave because of the media. not because the democrats did have a compelling message. it seems that the inerrant nothing 2016 producer reflecting on what went wrong for them their finger-pointing again. liz: do you want to respond to that? chris sure, i have two points. one, the immigration issue is the largest issue that drove gop voters to the polls. according to all the exit

polling that was done. and not the same, it was playing into the hand of the additional media and fervor that's been going on and the craziness back and forth and there were a lot of issues included the pittsburgh shorting prior and that there was to focus on the caravan as well. number two, the blue wave did happen in the house i don't know what kristin is referring to here. but there actually were more house seat pickups since the watergate debacle for republicans that is continued to still come in as we see the votes coming in from around the country. not only that, we saw texas and georgia, places historically deep red where we have seen split races and the closest we've seen in decades. >> thank you so much. we will be right back.stay right there. the new lincoln mkc. connecting the world inside, with the world outside.

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liz: there is a debate on whether nancy pelosi will gavel in as house speaker. leadership elections for both parties are next week. we have a group of 14 democrats who may oppose her. kayleigh, what's your take on the story? >> it will be a highly partisan fight. there were 58 democrats on the campaign trail who opposed nancy

pelosi. it's going to be difficult for her to keep those votes on board. but as president trump said should she fall short, we may offer a few republicans. because we would love to see her as speaker. >> she is a great thing for our party. she is a great win for our party. liz: do you see any viable candidate other and nancy pelosi as speaker? >> i don't. maybe they can put up ocasio-cortez, their wonder girl. it gives president trump that foil, the democrat he needs on a daily basis to contrast himself with. liz: who would the president rather cut deals with other than nancy pelosi. >> nancy says she wants to work

with the president. i don't believe that at all. but if she is being truthful about that, president trump is ready, willing and able to bring her into the oval office. democrats say they want paid family leave. they can make deals on making the tax cuts permanent. so nancy pelosi, if she is being truthful, she is welcome into the oval office. liz: do you think they will deny nancy pelosi legislative victories? >> paid family leave. democrats said they wanted this for years and years and years. now is your chance. the on reason we can't get it done is they don't want to deliver president trump a political victory. liz: how will it go into the 2020 presidential election with

any legislative victories the president wants? >> it's a great question. they will have to explain to the american people why they changed on infrastructure and paid family leave and daca legislation. why obstruct, resist and impeach became the order of the day. liz: what's your take on what's going on in florida? >> it's unfortunate what's happening. we have brenda in broward county. she has 60,000 votes she is pulling out of thin air. rick scott won the two lawsuits, that's great. there will be a recount and he'll be the next senator. liz: florida a recount. kayleigh, thank you. and thank you so much for having

us in your home and thank you for watching. lou dobbs is here next on the fox business network. have a good night. lou: our top stories, three days removed from election day and still no results in georgia, arizona and florida. broward county and palm beach county, governor rick scott winning a court order. judges ordering an immediate review of ballots in those two jurisdictions. election officials have learned nothing apparently about ballot integrity. president trump you look at broward county. they have had