time we talk with you. thank you so much for everything you're doing. join us tomorrow, byron york, congressman andy bigs. please be with us. thank for being with us tonight. good night from sussex. delma ♪ liz: the president on his way back to the white house after visiting a biotech company working on covid-19 vaccines in carolina today. tonight, we have a lot of stories for you. the f unrest spreading to a dozn cities coast to coast. going to give us the latest on what she saw. the latest with leo terrel on this debate now breaking out. what do the rioters want? what will make them stop? will they continue the mayhem even after the election? could jimmy carter, obama or

clinton stop them? continuing to downplay the riots. jerry nadler saying the violence is a "myth." biden calling the protests "peaceful." alld of this as democrats continue to blast the president for trying to stop the destruction. there is nothing peaceful about officers being assaulted with commercial grade fireworks and lasers that blind them and buildings being set on fire with people inside of those buildings are cop cars being burned. also tonight, you would think the russia probe was based on high-level russia officials with connections to russia intelligence. the way media and democrats talked about the story for three years. it turns out that is not the case. senator lindsey graham says the fbi was pretty lame.

it iss going from bad to worse. senator graham saying there is evidence fbibi officials "lied o the pfizer court and congress. centigram telling that to our own maria. attorney general william barr. before his committee tomorrow. mike has had enough. he said stop using the national and flag as a -- also, president trump and joe biden now pulling together legal warchest and armies of attorneys to what now could be the most litigated election in u.s. history. it will be a brawl. we have governor walker with us tonight to break that fight down. i am elizabeth mcdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. first up, more on the latest in

washington. more headlights coming out. rich edson has more. >> the president has just touched down here at the white house. he was at a biotech company int north carolina. he spent the afternoon at the biotech innovation center. he also announced $265 million contract for the company to expand its vaccine manufacturing capacity at a facility in texas. the president says if ongoing vaccine trials are successful, local governments can further open up their economies. >> just one of those events happened you will go right back into that. i really do believe a lot of the governors should be opening up states that are not opening with. we will see what happens with them. a lot we will have to have a therapeutic message and have great answers.

>> building a coronavirus vaccine. in conjunction with the national hinstitute of launched a seriesm of massive trials on an experimental vaccine. scientists will test about 30,000 volunteers split into two groups. one gets a vaccine and the other get salt water. then they will check if the group injected came down with the virus and if so the severity of the symptoms. >> we will not cut corners in order to validate a vaccine. we have gone at significant speeds. our job and solemn promise is that based on the data regarding safety and emphasis of a vaccine. >> covid-19 surging across the states. than 4.3 million covid cases of coronavirus cases have been confirmed. one of those confirmed as a national security advisor.

tothe white house as he had mild symptoms. he has self isolating at a secure location off-site. there haso been no risk of exposure to the president or vice president. back to you. >> thank you. to the unrest, spreading to a dozen cities this weekend. seattle, portland, oakland, atlanta, louisville, philadelphia. now writers -- rioters shooting at people. fatally shot by the driver. to colorado, rioters allegedly shot and injured two people. they are expected to survive. in seattle, 69 officers injured after rioters hurled rocks at police officers near seattle's east precinct station. they suffered structural damage.

1 least 18 people now shot dead in writing. let's welcome shelby. shelby is a daily journalist that has been reporting on the ground for the frontlines of these riots. it is great to see you again. you are at the right this weekend. tell us what you saw. >> yeah, liz. you know, a ton of unrest. we typically see huge crowds earlier in the night starting around nine and it is fairly peaceful at that time. as the night goes on, 10:30, 11:00 o'clock, there is a huge group of protesters or rioters who turn their focus on to the courthouse. they have been told, there are warnings given by federal officers, don't touch the fence, don't try to break through, time and time again, night after night, they are trying to breach the fence. it starts a war every night on the streets in downtown portland liz: were the riots going down?

where they de-escalating until the administration set in federal forces? violence in portland is a "myth" what are your thoughts on both of those issues? >> we were not here before federal officers were deployed. certainly from people we have spoken to, these protests have been m ongoing and have not shon a major sign of slowing down. the courthouse was littered and graffiti. there are things on the street from fireworks being set and fires going off. saying that it is a myth and the violence here in portland is just a d.c. lie, essentially, and, you know, the videos we have taken all week kind of speak for themselves.

clearly not the case, i think. >> what do the rioters want. do they want defined the police, income inequality stalled? i think you heard them chanting a certain chance. can you tell us what they want and what will make them stop? >> oned of the chance that stod out to me the most was they were saying they will not stop until all the precincts are burned to the ground. this is an extreme attitude. they want the federal officers out, but, who knows, if the federal officers leave, will they leave the courthouse alone? they are angry at the federal officers, they are angry at the police officers. i think they just want all of this defunded. they want officers out of portland. night after night, we are seeing there is no slowing down.

>> no slowing down. polls show many americans welcome racial and ethnic diversity and believe that their communities should be diverse. people support peaceful protests we are, shall be, in an unprecedented historic moment, a pandemic. a fight over police brutality. from where you sit, it seems like it has morphed away from that and changed into something else. rioters now shooting people. talk to us about portland police finding a bag of rifle ammunition and molotov cocktails after responding to a disturbance in a park. >> we have much more information besides their statement. we found numerous blitz and molotov cocktails in a bag near the courthouse. theree has been a stabbing of a

trump supporter the other night. shots fired in another incident. it is clearly escalating. your earlier point about the unrest sort of branching off from the original reason these protests started is really accurate. we have seen it time and time again. seattle, washington, d.c., new york city. definitely different groups taking advantage of why these protests first started. >> to uc police police taking restraint? a hands-off approach, but then they have to respond when attacked? in seattle they torched buildings.nd rioters vandalized cop vehicles. los angeles, protesters attacked police officers. do you see officers showing restraint? we have been on

the ground, officers have issued multiple warnings before coming out and deploying ammunition. we will hear over the loudspeaker, the first warning is typically do not touch the fence, don't try to breach the perimeter, the second morning is typically this has been declared an unlawfull assembly. leave the area immediately. no one typically listens and then when the officers are forced to come out, and during the time these warnings are issued, it is a result of fireworks being thrown at the courthouse, fires being set insidet the fence, they throw bags over the fence and light it on fire. all sorts of things are being tossed. they continue when officers come out to disperse the crowd. >> yeah. now we have police officers releasing their body camera footage. we just showed it in seattle. to show you what they are dealingh. with.

now the process of cutting it police budget in half. nhe police chief their morning businesses, you are on your own. the city council has hamstrung us and how we can respond to this writing. we toldte the viewers about rioters across the country. rioters showed up at the home of chad wolf. are you hearing about that as well? this has morphed into something else. now they are showing up at their personal homes to basically protest. what is your reaction? >> i had heard reports of that. numerous officers have been docked and their information made public. these officers, from what i have seen, are just trying to do their job. we sell when it was declared a

riot saturday night, while there were multiple people detained, also let multiple people go. we have a video of one officer literally g picking up a mom off the ground and just telling her to leave the area. i do not think that they want to have this battle every night. liz: yes. good to see you, shelby. great journalism there. come back soon and stay safe. >> thanks. >> look at these images of president trump in new jersey. stepping out of his black suv. make america great again. you would think the two-year russia probe was based on high-level russia officials. the way they talked about the story for three years. turns outee that is not the cas. lindsay graham says the evidence that they use was pretty lame. how house judiciary with us

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senator lindsey graham says the fbi sourcing to spy on the trump team was pretty lame. it was a steel dossier. a lot of it was driven by that. bad to worse. senator graham told maria that not only lying to the fisa court but theou fbi also lied to congress about the information it was using to justify spying on the trump team. great to see you, congressman again. your thoughts on this? >> somebody in the fbi testified behind closed doors. i imagine that will be made public this week. they should absolutely be held accountable if they bite to the committee and to congress. you have seen a number of different people prosecuted for similar charges. look at roger stone. look at the different individuals involved in this molar investigation.

if he had somebody in the fbi that testified falsely before acongress, they should be held accountable. >> about john durham and his criminal probe. finding that fbi officials perjure themselves. they told the fisa court that to get wiretaps to target carter page, trump advisor there, they convinced the fisa court that thech sourcing for christopher steel was "a russian base source when hee was not." he was living here in the u.s. he was on steels payroll. christopher steel cannot be trusted. thirdhand rumor and gossip. let's watch senator graham on how bad the information was that thehe fbi used. >> when the fbi understood that it was no longer reliable, they continued to use it. not only did the fbi vied to the court about the reliability, also lied to the congress.

that is a separate crime. stay tuned next week. not only did they lie to the fisa court, they lied there [bleep] off to congress. liz: what do you think, congressman? >> this has never been about russia or collusion. this has been a political takedown of the president. thank goodness president trump got elected and ag bar is where he is and durham. if clinton got elected none of these peoples would have been brought to justice. lying to the fisa court to survey all on an opponent's political campaign. hopefully these individuals that have lied to congress who did not use the oath of their service to the f vi will be held accountableso. >> okay. republican devin nunes is

saying, and he is going to look into the brookings institution, christopher steel was there rioting research papers for the brookings institution. it has been a revolving door. clinton and obama officials to go in and out of there. an impeachment as well. obama administration officials would be called to testify before senate judiciary on the steel dossier. here is the thing, hillary clinton campaign paid for the steelhe dossier and the dnc held fund it. then it was opposition research in order for hillary clinton to contest the 2016 election if she lost. somehow it got to the fbi in the fbist used it. >> i think all of these actors in the names that you have tiheard, all of these individuas should come in and testify. unfortunately, the house is ran by the democrats and they will

never bring those individuals and to be held accountable by some of these things. that is why we are relying on this to get to the bottom. i hope that these people that did commit these crimes do get charged. if they don't get charged, what isap going to say that this does not happen again. liz: congressman, thank you very much.of we will be right back after the break. stay right there balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's my bank. because if you download and use the chase mobile app, your bank is virtually any place. so visit chase.com/mobile.

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liz: social media now lighting up against the media and democrats like joe biden and jerry nadler downplaying the violence in u.s. cities. saying there is nothing peaceful or mystical about rioters firing in using power tools and more to attack officers trying to set federal buildings on fire while people inside. watch jerry nadler downplaying the rights over the weekend. watch this. >> balance across the country. >> that is a myth that is being spread only in washington, d.c. >> and in portland? >> there are fires and riots and fire horses, federal officers. look online.

>> joining me now, leo tirrell. great to have you back on. is this a myth? eighteen people now shot dead in the rioting. your reaction. >> first of all, thank you for having me. democratic dinosaurs that needs to retire. joe biden has given the key to democratic cities to extremist groups. when that democratic mayor and a progressive city council allowed these extremists to burn down a police department, it is a green light. the democratic party has been the politics for these extremists groups. you cannot bargain with these individuals. they want to destroy and overthrow all of our institutions. they want to eliminate law enforcement. that is why i am on your show and why i left the democratic party. >> democratic mayors are being criticized by places like the

washington post. even the washington post is saying the majority of the rioting is happening by cities ran by democrats. your thoughts on the new york times downplaying the rioting. calling it "strident protest." >> democratic cable networks are basically in bed with the democratic party. they want their constituents to believe that that is peaceful protesting. that is a lie. that is rioting and looting. let down plate the rioting. let's call it protesting. we only have one goal, to defeat president trump. president trump is the only one trying to restore law and order. it is outrageous and insulting. jerry nadler is wrong to call that a myth. it is real. people are losing their lives.

liz: the question is, jimmy carter, bill clinton, barack obama, there is another story. the chicago tribune just out now with new data. showing 400 people have been killed this year in chicago. ninety-seven more than all of 2019. i would like you to react to what happened on abc news. a leading marketing technology company. she was sitting next to ron emmanuelle. let's listen to what happened on abc news this weekend. let's listen. >> federal agents protecting a courthouse that the rioters are trying to burn. in some cases, with federal officials inside. make no mistake about it, these mayors on the west coast have advocated their leadership. i don't think the federal government has any choice but to protect federal property. >> you see that?

they have advocated their leadership. why don't they step up and govern. that is the question being asked of these leaders. >> again, they have been bought and paid for by a black lives extremist. i challenge any democratic mayor, politician to argue that the president does not have the federal authority to protect federal property. two judges that ruled in favor of federal officers using riot gear. this is just out light lying. it burns me up to see these democrats lie to try to defeat president trump. what is happening, people of color, people of color need police officers to protect them from the thugs and criminals rioting every night. this is crazy. we are in an apocalypse right now. >> the national bureau of

economic research points out more than four out of 10 of the businesses that shut down because of the pandemic are owned by blacks. less than one out of five by white people. those businesses are getting torched. your reaction to the black the blue rally supporting police officers taking hold across the country. our team works really hard to track the trends no one else is picking up on. we have been tracking the back the blue rallies, supporting cops for a couple months now. you will see 1000 people packed eisenhower park in new york. your take on this. what is your reaction. >> i have family in law enforcement. 98% of the officers protect us. they protect us at two, 3:00 o'clock in the morning. everyone in this country can relate to a positive story about the police. they are using a bad officer that had that horrible situation with george floyd as a phony

pretext. this country supports law enforcement and antifa is trying to eliminate law enforcement. one last point. these democratic mayors want to defund police. that is crazy. we will have a seattle chop zone. not in this country. not in this great country. liz: it has become a social justice movement. that has been the criticism. the reporting drifting coming in. supporting the socialist policies. let's be blunt. what do you say? >> that is a very valid assumption. who are these people? who are these leaders? let's get them on your show. i give them an a+ on social media. they know how to do it. who are they. let's see what their demands are. they want to overthrow what our

foundations are about. democracy and law enforcement. that is what they are in for. we don't know who they are. liz: leo, great to have you back on. >> always. >> next out. the big business of sports. fans getting even more turned off by sports getting political. they tuned into tune out of all the political fighting. football legend spot on with the national anthem and american flag not being used for platform for any protest whatsoever. that is coming up next. ♪

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♪ liz: welcome back to the big business of sports. fans getting turned off by sports getting political. they tuned into tune out to all the political fighting.

former nfl broadcaster agreed to saying stop with the protests using the flag and the anthem. he has been saying this for years. he does not like sports teams kneeling when the flag is displayed. using that for a platform for protest. listen to mike this weekend. happening with baseball, wnba and soccer league. listen to coach. >> i think that there is a way that you protest in a way you do not protest. you do not protest against the flag. the country that has given you an opportunity to make a living playing a sport that you never thought would happen. i do not want to hear all the crap. liz: with me now is jana caldwell. great to have you on. we love your thoughts and

perspective. what did you think when you heard the coach say that? >> i absolutely agree. you do not protest against the flag or against your country. : kaepernick protesting for quite a while. football players and athletes pickup from that. here is the real question. after all the protest, what have you asked for? what are you seeking? we talk about the march on washington back in 1963, i believe it was. you had these thousands of folks, 200, 300,000 people in they heard mlk speak. he spoke about injustices. from that one march, what did we see? the 1964 civil rights act. they had a list of demands that they wanted to see accomplished. they protest peacefully.

what we have seen now in the streets of chicago, portland and a lot of these other places and in some cases, peaceful protests. in others, we have not seen that. we have seen destruction of property and people marginalized. now, this is a point where everyone is listening. now, what are you asking for? we have seen some of the things that senator tim scott has done. that begs the question, what is really going on here? is this about george floyd? >> usa today ran a piece saying athletes are not protesting against the flag or the anthem, they are using it as a platform to bring attention to social injustice. the critics say minorities and people of color died for that flag. soldiers die for that flag. it is about what is sacred. joe namath, football legend, the

sporting field is sacred, too. keep it what it is. a place for competition. football players like tim tebow attacked for kneeling in prayer at the football field? >> yes. that reminds you of something. in other words, coming up with a narrative that he believed would fit. that has not been the true narrative. if you want to highlight racial injustices, i think that is fine. that is absolutely fine. if you do not have and ask, why are you doing it? more importantly, we in this era , everything is political. you cannot say good morning without it being political. you cannot post something on social media without it being political. i posted on my instagram saying if you support the looters and the rioters, unfollow me now.

liz: a separate story we just showed. religious statues and institutions. catholic churches reporting more than half a dozen attacks including statues of jesus and the virgin mary. what do you say to that story? >> an attack on faith for decades now. this is what it has come to. when elected officials say it is fine. nancy pelosi. people doing what they want. there is no law and order. people will take down any statue. i am personally a christian. jesus christ is my lord and savior. it is not the memory of george floyd. this has gone way beyond that. it is destruction of property. let me take over because you want to defund the police and the state of new york or city of new york, if you will.

this is no longer the country with safety that we care about. >> great to have you on. come back soon. sorry we ran out of time. concerns about why joe biden is not facing questions from interviews of the media. the independent women's forum on what is really going on here. ♪ help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax.

♪. liz: growing concerns now being raised about why joe biden is not taking questions or ointerviews from the press. has held virtually no public events for three months. watch fox news chris wallace here. >> in our interview last week with president trump, he questioned whether joe biden could handle a similar encounter this week we asked the biden

campaign for an interview. they said the former vice president was not available. we will keep asking every week. >> let's welcome in senior policy analyst kelsey. great to have you back on. your thoughts on this. >> what we need to understand about what is going on here is this is not about coronavirus. this is a calculated political strategy made by those closest to former vice president joe biden. they are deciding to keep him in his basement weighing the pros and cons. what they have ultimately come to is they are better off with him hiding in his basement than facing any tough questions. my questione for them is, if those closest to joe biden do not have faith in his ability to campaign, why should any of us have faith in his ability to lead the american public.

>> there is also this at the same time. the stunning new results from a new poll from the cato institute americans are afraid to openly share their political beliefs. many saying they're going to support trump. basically nbc chuck todd is saying trump may have an advantage simply because he is the incumbent. it is unclear what the polls really are about. the trump voter is not disclosing they will vote for trump. hilary bled attr the polls at ts point in time. there is a lot of stuff going on. let's watch joe biden. to your point, what you are saying. watch this. >> my name is joe biden. i am a democratic candidate for the senate. >> he said he is running for the senate. watch these other biden

mistakes. watch this. >> you know the name. >> i have a record of over 40 years. i will beat joe biden. >> we choose truth over facts. >> all right. thank you very much. >> all right, it is chris, but anyway. >> i just said chuck. >> this is my little sister valerie. you switched on me. this is my wife. this is my sister. they switched t on me. >> trump campaign officialsuo sy biden is a trojan horse. an op-ed from peter lucas saying they are downplaying the importance of debates because they are trying to protect joe biden. your reaction to that. >> legitimate health concerns here.

keeping him hidden in the basis will put all the pressure to perform in the debates. president trump is in excellent and entertaining debater. he will face a tough challenger there. the american public will have a tough decision to make after that. liz: it's great to see you. thank you for joining us. stay right there. we have more after the break. si. and you can see your transactions si. and check your balance from here. you can detect suspicious activity on your account from here. and you can pay your friends back from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's my bank. because if you download and use the chase mobile app, your bank is virtually any place. so visit chase.com/mobile.

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liz: welcome back. the hale magazine says the 2020 election is just three months away. on track to be the most litigated in u.s. history. president trump and joe biden both have put together and marshaled an expansive legal or chest and armies of attorneys on each side to fight over the result. let's welcome former wisconsin governor and 2016 candidate governor scott walker. thank you for joining us. 2018 was a record. now 2020on will be worse than that. can the country withstand this? >> democrats in states like mine are trying to flood the state with ballots where republicans, we are trying to make sure it is easy to vote, but hard to cheap.

sending ballots that may or may not have an eligible voter there. that is fraud. democrats like jimmy carter in the past raised that concern. exactly why the trump campaign has the right to push back against this. easy to vote, but hard to cheat. >> the republican national committee has about $20 million to close democratic backed igefforts to ease restrictions. the campaign has assembled 600 attorneys. thoughba voting rules and keep battleground states are now in court fights happening right now. that could influence the outcome of the presidential race. >> we need to deal with this. new york state has a primary still up in the air even though it is a month after the election. you saw in new jersey where the governor offered 100 by ballot. even the naacp raised concern in

that citye, council special election. there is a big difference. democrats trying to confuse people. making them think it is like absentee ballots. it is not. what democrats are doing in california and want to do across the country as mailto every address thatt may have an eligible voter. maybe six months, six years ago. >> i hear what you are saying. i mean, five states have mail in voting. they have very strict oversight of it. absentee ballots have strict oversight. to your point, this is something different that is sort of flooding the zone with mail and ballads even if the voter is not on the other end of it. a lot b of hands touched those mail in ballots before it gets to thehe account. your reaction?

>> you still see stories all around the country. even a post officer saying he played around with the ballot. think about your own home or particularly if you live in an apartment building, all of the circular things, all the newspapers, all the flyers, imagine if it is just flooded with ballots s that are sent jut because there may have been and an eligible voter that address. that is a huge problem. we need to guarantee every single vote. you should make it easy to vote, but difficult to cheat. liz: separate case. sunday. val deming's of florida, mentioned as the deep contender for joe t biden. president trump is willing to cheat to win. she saidor that included foreign powers interfering in the election. the president doing everything he can to instill fear to divide

the nation with putting federal forces and cities to stop the destruction and the rioting. your reaction to that. >> it is absolutely ridiculous. joe biden made a point about russia. joe, did you forget you are the lvice president of the united states back in 2016? all this hype and hysteria. clearly, there were attempts to be made. it was not clear who it was for or against. obama and biden were in charge. they did not fix it then. we are now cleaning up the mess thereafter. democrat after democrat trying to take it out on donald trump. >> governor, your thoughts on the first debate scheduled for september 29 in cleveland. your thoughts on d the first presidential debate. >> i think it will be a big deal. i think they are trying to low expectations for joeot biden. the bottom line is this is a guy

hathat has been challenged long before now. he will be challenged in this debate. liz: governor, great to see you. come back soon. i am elizabeth mcdonald. you have been watching "the evening edit" on foxbusiness. thank youou for watching. join us tomorrow night. we hope you have a good evening. ♪ he had the eye. >> ...but his heart belongs to this tiny stage. >> they're spectacular, down to the finest detail. >> this was the place where he poured all of his love. [ woman vocalizing ] >> so how did these guys inherit his life's work? >> i was a senior in high school, and i was looking for a job that i wouldn't hate. >> you feel like you might be sitting on a gold mine? >> must their show go on? >> it would be...over. >> it would be gone. everything would be dismantled and somewhere in a dumpster. >> or will the fat lady sing? [ operatic singing ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]