we do, it is available for preorder, we urge you to buy and also available pete's new book, american crusade, a fight to stay free, thank you very much pastor great to have you here. congressman jim banks will be with us monday, we will talk china, china and china. good night from sussex. liz: we begin tonight with a fox business alert, the former minneapolis police officer seen on video kneeling on the neck of a handcuff george floyd until george boyd could no longer breathe, that police officer has been arrested on third-degree murder and manslaughter charges. the other officers involved also expected to face charges. now this, minneapolis and a growing list of cities across the nation bracing for what could be another night of violent protest, widespread looting and rioting.

with us tonight on the developing story, doctor king, the niece of martin luther king, she wants to share with us her thoughts on the new american moment, how it reveals who we are as a country as there is outrage from "coast to coast" on the killing of george floyd. doctor king wants to talk to us how this is a chance to re-articulate to be an american is against in a task to live up to. it's about humanity of america sees a unique dignity and all of us as individuals and what good can be made from hardships. we'll talk with evita king coming up in moments, also a top rnc official for california on the breaking news of john ratcliffe, releasing the new declassified transcript of phone calls between michael flynn and the russian ambassador. showing there was no there there to prosecute michael flynn. we will break it down, all that and the justice department will declassify even more documents that could spell out what was the predicate, what was the

probable cause, was it solid enough, the case with the russia kahlúa probe, grind out abundance those, there was no doubt with a michael flynn case. we will show you the documents, former deputy ag rob roma's and stein is about to get in the hot seat next week before the senate judiciary committee about why he signed a faisal warrant based on the steele dossier that had russian december mason and more problems with her. we will debate outgoing dni, richard grenell and a major blowout fight with eric swalwell attacking grenell for transparency, the dni grenell saying you elicited no collision evidence and testimony and you continue to lie to the american people saying there was trump russia collision when you heard there was not. officials testified that. also retired ice acting director tom holman, his take on a new

mounting pressure at the southern border. this is serious of what is happening now, it is more than a rampage of covid-19 crisis that has latin america as a new global center for the pandemic, it's more than a crisis, this one is even bigger, it could slam worldwide markets. we will break it down with tom holman. thank you so much for joining us, i met elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: welcome to the show you are watching the fox business network. we begin with new development to minneapolis. in the killing of george floyd, hillary vaughn is in washington with more. >> the minneapolis police officer that pinned down george floyd with his knee on his neck and the minutes leading up to his death has been arrested and

charged with third-degree murder, the now fired police officer is one of four people who were at the scene but the first to be arrested in connection with floyd's murder. prosecutors say three other police officers that were on the scene are also being investigated. >> we can only charge in case we have sufficient evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. as of right now, we have that. i'm not going to speculate the other officers, they are under investigation, i anticipate charges but i am not going to get into that. reporter: 's arrest followed a hair weighing riots to the strata minneapolis, protesters angry that it took prosecutors four days to bring charges against derek chauvin, they raided and set fire to a precinct last night. the minnesota governor putting the city under a curfew, tonight and bringing in the national guard to help contain the violence, the president says he has spoken to floyd's family and

expressed our for their loss, he also says he hopes the national guard being on the ground will help contain the violence. >> the looters should not be allowed to drown out the voices of so many peaceful protesters everywhere, we are speaking with the family and hopefully everything can be fairly taking care of, the family of george is entitled to justice and the people of minnesota are entitled to live in safety. reporter: the d.o.j. says they are also investigating this case along with fbi attorney general bill barr issuing the statement this afternoon saying the video images of the incident that ended with the death of mr. floyd while in custody of minneapolis police officers were harrowing to watch a deeply disturbing, the department justice or conducting an independent investigation to determine whether any federal

civil rights walls were violated. the president this afternoon clarifying controversial comments he made when he tweeted last night that twitter ultimately censored and they treated the phrase, when the looting starts, the shooting starts, some interpreted that that the president was threatening looters with violence if they continue to riot and lose on the street, the president this evening clarified that what he meant when there is looting, people get shot and they died, he does not want to see that happen. liz: thank you so much for your reporting, great to see you again. we welcome again to the show doctor alvina king, we always love having you on, you're the niece of martin luther king, your reaction of george floyd and the rest of the police officer in the charges there. >> that was a good report by hillary and my goddaughter angela has been on the ground in

minneapolis and it's very true that the family members members of the community, the church community, angela was able to help lead a peaceful demonstration and prayer and a call for unity in minneapolis. it was her friend is what happened to george floyd, he was not a thug or anything like that, he was a godly person he was doing things in the community, and we know that to be true. what we have to do now, were at crossroads, in the crosshairs where we can have violence or unity, i am encouraging people to actually seek the unity regardless of skin color, we all bleed the same, we are human beings. the behavior, i am glad to hear about the arrest, there should be more arrest in this case. liz: doctor king, there is so

much sympathy people have with the dignity and integrity of what you're saying. were seeing protest spreading to new york city, los angeles, phoenix, denver, louisville, kentucky, columbus, memphis, tennessee, shots were fired and the state capital in denver where states were marching there. more than 170 businesses looted or damage, dozens of fire set, we're coming on 104,000 covid-19 deaths, people are feeling vulnerable right now, you have been such a great messenger for peace, you talk to us about peace, how your uncle was about peace, you been so good about talking about the shared vulnerability and profound sympathy for one another. can you talk to us how this is the new american moment to re-articulate who america is and who we are as a country. >> this is a moment in america to remember the words of the prophet of martin luther king jr., he said i have decided to

stick with love, hate is too difficult, a burden to bear. he also said and spoke that violence is the voice of the unheard, however, when people are heard and they can be heard through the leaders of the community who are encouraging and pray to seek unity to seek love and seek understanding, people will only panic and become scared and violent when they do not have hope, this is time especially in our administration of the white house and all of the instructions with the payroll assistance, the how to covid-19 safely and as the deaths go down and were finding that they are actually going down, there are a lot of deaths but there's many people who are surviving covid-19. it is very important at this time for us to give clear instructions, definite hope, guidance, the president is

correct in saying when you have looting, people will begin to panic and shoot and people will die, he does not want americans dying and we do not want americans dying. that strong statement for martin luther king jr., nonviolence is the answer, we must stick with love, hate is a burden that we do not want to try to test. liz: you are talking about how it is to be an american, a gift and a test to live up to a humanity of america. you see the unique dignity and all of us as individuals as who we are, what good can be made from the hardships here, were seeing the looting and were seeing good police officers, people in law enforcement upset with what happened in minneapolis, going forward what is the good that can be made from the hardship. >> regardless of skin color, social economic conditions, we must remember that we are human

beings, i often say from the wound to the tomb, the baby, the sick, the young, the old, we are human beings, we are one human race and my uncle also said we must learn to live together and we will perish together, when we value the human personality regardless of skin color, we will not kill anybody. we've got to bring the humanity into the picture and love each other with compassion, hope and even dylan went covid-19, we do social distance, i do it well, i'm 70 years old and i was sheltering quite a bit but we follow the guidelines and you did not ask me about church but even as the churches are reopening, we are asking that people sanitize, distance, instead of trying to hug each other, you can just love each

other. as we follow these guidelines, we will come through and whether the storm together. liz: doctor king, it's so great to have you on, i don't mean to make a joke but i can't see anybody wanting to do social distancing from you given how compassionate you are and you have a wonderful heart i don't see anybody wanting to do that with you they would want to be closer to you. >> can you see this, might grandchildren extend their arms and give me the social distance look and i'm like 0, we are trying. thank you. liz: come back soon, we love having you on. good to see you. coming up later in the show, we have some bombshell disclosures, john ratcliffe released newly declassified transcript of a phone call between michael flynn and the russian ambassador that set the country on fire for two or three years. showing that many people say we

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liz: more now on the presidents fight with social media and the

executive order twitter collie that reactionary and politicized to try to rollback social media legal shield, the legal protection from lawsuits of the third-party content on the website, the way the law is written, the legal shield can protect social media from lawsuits over them blocking others content including conservatives. let's welcome first amendment expert from the heritage foundation. this is lit up the republican conservative world, they feel their serious biased against them on social media, here is the problem in executive order cannot change, congress would have to change, the president cannot do that, there's no consensus and other conservative are saying they don't like it, unplug your own account. >> a majority of the public actually believes there's ideological biased in the social media platform and they are worried that their centering speech.

twitter claims its a platform not a publisher. but the fact check it did of the president raises serious question about whether they are acting as an editor and what the president has done about executive order and he has authority to do that, he has told federal agencies not to spend advertising dollars on social platforms that actually have restrictive free-speech policies and is asking federal agencies like department of justice to examine whether there engaging in unfair and deceptive trade practices. that's something that federal agencies do with all kinds of industries. in the government is going to take a hard look at whether tech companies are abusing their immunity which is a privilege not a right. liz: let's listen to attorney general barr, i like your reaction what the attorney

general said about this. let's listen. >> now that they have to come to the powerful networks, by holding themselves out with free public forums have now switched and they're using that market power with particular viewpoints, that is wrong. i think if twitter were not honorable and you're going to have a guy like this be the judge and jury, i think you shut it down as far as i'm concerned but all have to go through a legal process. liz: the president cannot just shut them down, critics have said that. here's the thing, jack dorsey of twitter, ceo of twitter testified in 2018, he admitted twitter censored and blanked out 600,000 accounts in search results because of their followers, many are conservative, that violated impartiality, he is admitting to it. that is the issue here, were an election year, these guys have a lot of power.

>> they do but this is an issue that the federal government and congress needs to take a look at. if you're not going to be a platform and if they're going to be an editor and a publisher and they're going to restrict particular points of view, then their immunity needs to be re-examined of whether they should have it or not. liz: thank you for joining us, we really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. liz: coming up, more on dni john ratcliffe releasing the flynn russian ambassador phone call transcript, we have to break it down, we will walk you through what was in the transcript, what was actionable, did the fbi have a case, did miller have a case to throw the book at michael flynn, it turns out it's pretty weak what were finding the case against michael flynn, the story coming up. ♪ staying connected your way is easier than ever.

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now that's simple, easy, awesome. liz: back to the fight that the president has with twitter over the president's tweets saying there is broad and mail and battling, democrats want and are demanding more from paper mail

and ballot across the country, this is a fight that started the presidents battle with twitter, this happened after california is moving to do paper mail and ballot even if voters do not request them, more state and local officials are speaking out saying there is fraud in paper mail in ballots. let's welcome former wisconsin governor scott walker. great to have you on, we love having you back on. we're hearing reports of fraud, reports of fraud and paper mail in ballots in pennsylvania, new jersey, nevada, your reaction to the story? >> we should make it easy to vote in hard to cheat, weaker time and time again the problems that we have particularly when we do one 100% mail in ballots, one of the ncaa leaders in new jersey is calling for a new election and the city council race where the governor of new jersey called 100% vote by mail election and they threw out a ton of the ballots because allegations of fraud, this is

something that should not be done and we have to be clear, were not talking about getting rid of absentee ballots, those on the left states not any different, baloney, when you give every voter when they still live at that location or not, you send them a ballot through the mail with fraud problems in the future, we should keep those in person and for legitimate cases allow people to vote for absentee ballot where they have to ask work to be sent to them. liz: last week, allegheny county in pennsylvania, the top election official in the county admitted that duplicate ballots were sent to registered voters, they did not know how many were sent. nobody knows how much fraud is in melt under mailing ballots, they say it's minimal but there is antidotal and other evidence showing that there is, patterson new jersey is this what you are talking about, toss out the city council vote by mail election, the paper ballot, a fifth of

them are problematic in many fraudulent. i want you to take a listen to the ohio state secretary saying she is worried that paper mailing ballots do have fraud problems in their in that. let's watch the state executive. >> vote by mail is done well, it can be a convenient secure safe option for people to cast a ballot. if it's done poorly it can lead to problems logistical and fraud problems and everything else. i know with that in colorado, ohio we put safeguards in place. liz: i want you to take a listen, we played it last night again to now democrat house judiciary, jerry nadler, democrat jerry nadler said in 2004, mail and paper ballots are extremely success double the fraud. >> in my experience in new york

paper ballots are extremely susceptible to fraud. and at least with the old clunky voting machines that we have in new york, deliberate fraud is way down, compared to paper, when the machines breakdown they vote on paper, we have real problems, i want paper somewhere but p paper with no machines, i can show you experience which will make your head spin. liz: make your head spin, deliberate fraud and paper mailing ballots, your reaction, now you don't hear anything from democrats about that. >> no in fact, they're acting like they have in nietzsche about this whole thing, jimmy carter raised concerns about voting by mail even as the former dnc chair and congressman from florida who raise concerns in the past, why because if there legitimate cases, is a prime example in a partisan issue, it's a local election and

when he had governor murphy calling on 100% of the election had to be done by mail, tremendous problems, we are not talking about as you just heard from ohio, were not saying you can't do absentee ballots, the spring in wisconsin, my entire family, myself, my wife, my adult children, all of us voted by absentee because of the lockdown in the state, there's a set process we had to request absentee ballot, we had to show and send our photo id and all the safeguards it made sense. if you just mail it like they're talking about california and when you talk about doing it nationwide, it opens the door to ring in the next election, we certainly do not want that. liz: that's a great point about absentee nealon ballots pre-come back soon. great insight. next up, dni john ratcliffe

sending chuck grassley and ron johnson the new deed classified calls between michael flynn in the russian massacre. it is showing republicans critics are saying there was no case against michael flynn, this is a hot debate we will bring in the committee woman for california to break it down. that is just ahead. ♪ ♪ (announcer) reliability is everything. so, if your network's down, you're down. verizon knows your customers need to reach you seamlessly. your team needs to work from different places across many devices. plus, you want the security trusted by some of the largest companies in the world. and that's why you trust us. the most reliable network in america.

>> why would this administration do that at the same time when their own intelligence knew that what was being said about them about russia was false and wrong and given the american public for all sneered and lying to them at the same time. that should not happen to any american. any individual such as flynn who served his nation to discredit the individual was wrong from the start and using the power of

the oval office to do it, not to me, we need to get to the bottom because the rule of law should be -. liz: that was house minority leader kevin mccarthy on whether obama officials politically targeted opponents like michael flynn on the trump campaign for surveillance for unmasking before and after the 2016 election. dni john ratcliffe delivered to republican senators chuck grassley and ron johnson newly declassified transcripts of the phone calls between michael flynn and the then russian ambassador, let's get right to harmony dylan, top rnc official for california, we read through the documents, i think you read them too, was there a case to be brought against michael flynn based on the documents? >> absolutely not, i keep reading for the part where he

violated the logan act and where he interviewed with american foreign policy and where he did anything other than what a top foreign-policy official and incoming a administration would do which is urge restraint, urge that we not shut down any avenue and pursue the american interest. i am further disgusted to see that this man and many others will put through such a horrible abuse of their civil rights other than political advantage. heads need to roll, i'm also disappointed that three and half years into this, we still have not seen accountability from the fbi and members of the d.o.j. as well. liz: it's so great to have you on, we love your perspective, reading through the documents, what appears to be the only thing that comes close is the december 29 phone call, were seeing the transcript as page nine, basically michael flynn is

saying they will dismiss number of russians me in the obama administration kicked out five dozen russian diplomats over russian meddling and cyber hacking into the democrat e-mails. michael flynn is saying, make any response back, make it reciprocal, don't go any further than you have to, basically do not escalate it and don't do tit for tat. and don't let the obama administration box you in. so that's the only thing that comes close to what the obama administration would find violated, what is your reaction to that. >> there was a deliberate attempt to deflate that discussion that you does very well summarized with a different part of the transcript where kislyak tries to ring up the issue of sanctions which is very different than expulsion in general flynn does not take debate or rise to that. he is simply saying don't let

this thing get out of control, there's about to be a new administration, let's deal with each other on equal footing, and both of our countries interest because we have a common enemy and a common problem in the middle east. i read this thing a few times, i don't see any honest interpretation that supports the mueller investigation spin on this, the prosecution, the witch-hunt against this man and they never would've got a warrant in my opinion based on this is why they went with their entrapment attempt in general flynn being somebody at a high-ranking level in the incoming administration had no reason to believe they would come in, lion misconstrue what he said in the interview and putting something different in the 302 then what actually happened, when you compare the transcript to the notes that were taken and went into the 302, some of the same words were used, he actually use the words box in which is in the transcript, that never appears in the 302 which was the basis for the prosecution.

liz: this is a travesty and a disgrace and people should lose their licenses and their jobs over the. >> it is interesting, you bring up michael flynn was talking about the common enemy with russia, the russian ambassador, that's terrorist, isis in the middle east, he was trying to get them to move forward and madame shifted entered adam schiff is talking about tit for tat, the reciprocal kicking out diplomats. and they often get reinstated and we've seen that repeatedly. i want to get to the fight between eric swalwell and outgoing dni richard grenell, eric swalwell was saying to dni richard grenell, you're drinking the trump kool-aid over this, he's attacking them over grenell transparency in declassified documents and unmasking. richard grenell is saying back to swalwell, you took testimony from individuals who said there

was no collusion but then you went on tv and lied to the american people over and over again saying there was trump russia collusion when you eric swalwell took testimony saying otherwise. what is your take when you saw this fight, it's a hot one. >> i obviously agree with richard grenell having seen these documents and even before that having seen other information about how the whole charade was carried out. swalwell was carrying water for the deep state establishment and he went on television and lied and by the way he's a former prosecutor, that was his job before he went into congress immediately before that, he knows better than to misconstrue and to lie and to take things out of context to achieve political ends. it is shameful lawyer would do that, i think richard grenell has the best of that argument and the best thing here is a transparency. you see someone screaming in washington over the release of

the information, trying to stop him personally attack richard grenell, very viciously, anybody can see the on social media, twitter and other avenues, why. why would members of our government try to keep this information secret, it auto prove the case, it does not and that's why, their humiliated and they should pay a political price for it. liz: great analysis, we love having you on, come back soon. >> thank you. liz: coming up, the white house press secretary since the d.o.j. will release even more documents involving the trump russia pro probe, we will see what really happened, was their probable cause, what evidence to launch it. also former deputy attorney general rob rosenstein will take the hot seat next week before senate judiciary of why he signed fisa wiretaps to do surveillance on the trump campaign based on flimsy evidence and also problematic

evidence with the steele dossier, we bring on the daily collars and we talk about that next. ♪

liz: welcome back, former deputy attorney general rob rosenstein said he will testify next week to senate judiciary about abuses in the obama administration trump russia probe including abuses by the fbi and fisa court to do wire test on the trump team. let's bring back to the show editorial director vince, what do you expect here, you are probably going to see fireworks between senator lindsey graham and rod rosenstein and rod rosenstein signing off on these wiretaps. >> i sure hope so, it's about time they called rod rosenstein before these committees and have done this investigation because at this point the president of the united states deserves a mulligan for his entire first

term given how much this conspiracy theory led by the fbi ultimately had gone through his presidency and this is going to be a big testimony from rod rosenstein. rod rosenstein was involved in signing off on the fisa warned you're talking about, those fisa warrants which were abusive in the way they went after carter page in the trump campaign, rod rosenstein signature is right there, he will have to answer a lot of questions, why are you affixing your signature to spy warrants on american citizens on the basis of fraudulent information and why did you appoint a special counsel against the president of the united states if you knew there was no russian collusion between the president and the russian government. why did you do so many of the things that you did that to debilitated the country for as long as it did. so rod rosenstein has a lot to answer for. liz: let's break it down, senator lindsey graham is probably going to ask and wants to know why rod rosenstein signed off on fisa wiretaps for

the fbi as you say to spy on carter page based on the steele dossier when steals sources was telling the fbi that christopher steals work, there was no there there, the dossier that the dnc and the hillary campaign paid for that got inserted into the fbi to get the fisa warrant wiretap, basically i had russian disinformation and it, it was basically hearsay said over beers, just speculation, senator graham says he's going to call in former fbi director andrew mccabe, john brennan, john copper and former fbi agent joe p enke. the question is, should everyons be okay with political party using powerful surveillance

tools used by the intelligence community to spy on political opponents, should americans be okay with that? >> not at all, you laid it out really well, the central point of the way they spied on the trump campaign by carter page is getting a warrant on carter page and they're able to go back to his e-mails from the trump campaign so their spying on the campaign itself and in so doing, by spying, they are using hillary clinton's paid for opposition research from a guy who got lousy intel from russians who were manipulating the information they were sending in and the fbi was using that to spy on the campaign, not only were they using that, they straight applied to the fisa court in these applications. remember the cia had indicated that carter page had been helpful to them in the past and it was changed in the fisa application to indicate he was not helpful to the fbi, that was an exclusive lie submitted to the fisa court in the interest of going after the last

administration political opponent. that would be donald trump in his campaign. liz: the american people are about to see what was the probable cause, you fbi, you obama administration, what was your predicate to do all this, will they try to find out and get to the bottom of how much president barack obama influenced the trump mueller probe and influence blocking and michael flynn from being on the trump team as incoming nsa basically because president barack obama fired michael flynn out of his or administration and told president trump, don't hire michael flynn, do you think they will raise questions about president barack obama's role in this? >> they better ask questions all the way to the top, all the people involved including mike flynn have had such havoc wreaked upon their lives, michael flynn was driven into poverty, he had to sell his home

and is a destitute of result of this, this is been outrageous and i think people are far beyond expecting justice at this point, they needed now. liz: come back soon, we love having you on. >> thank you. liz: new and growing pressure at the southern border, mexico now faces the worst economic contraction in almost a century due to the crash in oil prices in the covid pandemic. what is happening south of the border, is not just in mexico, it's other countries in south america, it is not just covid-19 or the migrant crisis and poverty, it's a debt crisis, countries on the brink of insolvency. we will talk to retire director about the new pressure on the southern border. ♪

liz: more pressure at the southern border, mexico and the severe contraction is worse than almost half a century, the economic contraction is getting bigger and worse because of the crash in oil prices in the covid-19 pandemic, it is not just mexico, authorities now worn argentina, brazil, venezuela and mexico now on the brink of the emerging-market

debt crisis along with the covid-19 crises. the number of covid cases and fatalities, likely undercounted in south america due to lack of testing and health system support, tom homan retired ice acting director has been out in front spotting the trends of what is happening in these with us now, thank you so much for coming back on the show, what does this mean for the u.s.? >> i wrote an op-ed in april 9 about what was coming and of course, i think the u.s. is ready for, think the department of homeland security and they know what i know and they're prepared for any sort of surge, they know mexico is in trouble, they know mexico has a huge issue with covid and they don't have the healthcare system that we have, they did not make the moves we made and they knew covid would hit the economy hard and they knew since our economy had been hit hard in unemployment rate so high i'm

talking billions of dollars with remittance payments are no longer flowing in new mexico and central and south america, they knew that the perfect storm with oil dropping, the perfect storm and they may see people come north and their well prepared for, they know the same thing i do so i think the good thing, the president suspended illegal immigration on the border so the border patrol was 100% waiting for any changes on what may happen on the border. liz: in this country we have more than 40 million people out of work, we have our nations veterans homeless and poverty, we are more than 22 million illegal immigrants already inside our country, we have problems with medicare, social security, medicaid, insolvency and those programs, this country is doing its best to be humanitarian, the new global center of the pandemic is latin america that's according to the

who and the health of organization, what humanitarian aid do you think the u.s. can do for these countries south of the border, can they do more? >> i think the united states already sends billions of dollars to these countries to help them, what hurts, when you continue to send out enticements and young states like california, washington state, new york, illinois, all those governors and legislators are offering thousands of dollars to illegal aliens of the covid relief, when folks in populations that hear things like that and they want to embellish ice, like new york you get a drivers license, law enforcement talk to law enforcement you can talk to them because there's a felony. these things when you have other issues going on and people are worried about their future to offer all those enticements, is going to drive and entice mormon people to put themselves in harm's way, the united states is the most giving country, we welcome our refugees than any country in the world and we sends billions of dollars of aid, we're doing a lot for these

people. liz: we are looking at the debt level in argentina and brazil and mexico, they are higher than the offset of the financial crisis in 2008, venezuela is an economic collapse due to communism. these are the neck shoes to drop, we've been reporting on camera on "the evening edit", emerging-market debt crises will come after the covid crises, now it's in her own backyard south of the border, your final word on that? >> i want people to understand this president is not about border security, he has teams working on border security, of course security and innovation, there are a lot of talks going on in these countries from u.s. companies led by the secretary homeland security about how we can create opportunities in the country and opportunity zones and trying to get big business moved and give them opportunity home so there's no need to come to the united states.

liz: tom homan, come back soon we always love having you on, yours have great information ans again on monday. thank you for watching i am elizabeth macdonald, this was "the evening edit". lou: good evening, everybody. breaking news at this hour, president trump has today terminated america's relationship with the world health organization as he had threatened to do if the agency did not begin immediate reforms. among the reforms the president sought, that the w.h.o. distance itself from the chinese communist party. the president accusing the w.h.o. of being under the control of the chinese communist party. and also break over this past hour, senators chuck grassley and ron johnson releasing the transcripts of phone conversations between