lou: the president and that es it for us tonight. president trump's son donald, jr., joins us tomorrow, former civil rights activist, bob woodson. please join us. thanks for being with us. good night from sussex. elizabeth: president trump on his way back to the white house after touring a week of violent rioting and the damage from that in kenosha, wisconsin. now only small crowd of protesters after days of democrats and media claiming that the president's visit would incite violence and riots. we have senator marsha blackburn on that. homeland security probing who was funding the rioters since the majority of them come from out-of-state? this debate, democrats acknowledged the rye off thing only after polls show that joe biden was dropping. rioting has gone on for 100 days. democrats trying to blame president trump.

the debates why that will not play out with voters if democrats truly believed all that, why didn't they attack trump on just that. not one word about riots or any of that about trump. we've got the footage going viral. a top democrats like nancy pelosi out with nasty, ugly rhetoric, inciting unrest. guess which year these democrats began talking about that, doing all of that? i will give you a hint. it was not this year. fox news contributor david webb with his take? story, former independent counsel ken starr on fbi cracking down on abuses of power under the obama administration doing surveillance of trump during 2016 is it good enough. an appeals court judge says general michael flynn is being subjected to quote, an question significance. documents have exculpatory evidence that show flynn's innocence but that was hidden under the obama administration.

with us, texas congressman brian babin, trump getting ready to pounce hard on joe biden's sudden 180 flip-flop. whether there should be a fact checker on biden. democrats demand one for trump. biden has not taken questions from the media five days since march 1st. tonight, national border patrol council brandon judd, major development in domestic security. i.c.e., arresting 2,000 illegal immigrants from 80 countries. many committed major crimes like murder. i'm elizabeth macdonald. thank you for joining us. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. reaction coming in to president trump visiting kenosha, wisconsin today to survey the millions of dollars of damage

after a week of rioting. the president delivered a law lw and order address. the president was joined by attorney general william barr and head of homeland security. the president made this announcement. watch this. president trump: so i'm committed to helping kenosha rebuild. we all are. we will provide one million dollars to the kenosha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out to do what you have to do. you took a rough, it was a rough week to put it mildly. elizabeth: okay. democrats and media analysts repeatedly had warned that the president's visit would quote fan the flames, incite rioting that did not happen. welcome to the show, the author of a newly-released book, the mind of a conservative woman, republican senator marsha blackburn from tennessee. great to have you back on, senator. your thoughts on the president's visit. >> glad to be back on with you and yes, i had the opportunity

to catch a little bit. i did visit, i have to tell you i am glad that he was there. this is another example of how the left will say, oh, you can't come, you can't do your presidential duty. we don't want you here but he goes. he is well-received. there is no rioting and protests and demonstrations as they had predicted there would be. elizabeth: you know the polls show that joe biden is dropping in battleground states, in the swing states. he is not going to kenosha. biden gave a speech to nearly empty room accused president inciting violence. democrats are worried about the polls, pretending the rioting did not concern. senator, if democrats truly believed that all about the

president, why didn't they say any of that at their own own convention? not a word of that. not even once. >> no. they did not. you know, at the rnc i spoke an recognized our heroes and mentioned that very fact that the democrats never got around to talking about the riots, recognizing the first-responders, thanking them for the work they're doing, recognizing the military, the border patrol and i.c.e. you know, there was talk about defunding the police, underfunding the military, abolishing i.c.e. the list goes on and on. donald trump is a law and order president with a law and order agenda and in this election and when it comes to women, they want safety and security for their families, for their communities and for their country. elizabeth: yeah. here's the thing, kenosha, millions of dollars in damage after a police officer shot

jacob blake. the damage came from riots. jacob blake is a black man. he was shot in the back. kenosha's democrat mayor, quote, the national guard has been extremely helpful keeping order in the city. i want your thoughts on homeland security probing who was paying these rioters? 2/3 of those arrested came from 44 cities outside of kenosha? >> that is correct and they are right to begin this. we have asked back when the rioting started, there were some of us that said we need to be looking into who is paying for this because those -- leaders for the riots, they were well-organized, they had earpieces and equipment and backpacks. they were coming in from various areas. they were getting equipment or bricks, pallets of bricks, batons, things of that nature, dropped into city centers and, you knew someone was

coordinating this. that meant somebody had to be splitting the bill. it is right to be looking into who is paying for this because, it is costing cities like kenosha and portland and so many others thousands of dollars in order to pay for the added law enforcement and protection that is necessary when you have this type lawlessness on your city streets. elizabeth: yeah the question, should they be charged with racketeering and conspiracy because it happened again in portland yesterday. 100 straight days of riots. rioters showed up, hundreds of them at the condo building where democrat mayor ted wheeler lives. they used baseball bats to smash into his apartment building. though didn't get into his residence, it was down on a first floor. demanding his resignation. the mayor of portland doubles as the police commissioner too, he is mayor and police

commissioner. he ordered no police to show up, basically de-escalate this. is he taking political approach to letting riots get out of hand? >> here is what i think has happened. the democratic party did not condemn these actions and they let it go on. now they have been emboldened these revolutionaries and anarchists that have taken to the city streets. they have lost control. they have lost control of the situations. they have lost control of the messaging around this. and you have to realize everyone of these cities are blue cities. these are democratic cities. and these are problems and things that i think have been escalating for quite a period of time. it didn't just start today or yesterday. this is something that has been bubbling under the surface. indeed, you know, when you go back and look at some of the

words and choices of words that were said after donald trump was elected president. we had democrats that never accepted that he won that election. and there were calls to impeach 45, to shout at members of congress. that is what they asked for. this is what is happening now but it is also happening to some of these democratic leaders such as the mayor of portland. elizabeth: homeland secured is saying to portland, either stop the riots or we'll send federal officials in. biden is getting criticized not condemning attacks on police officers. let's show weapons used to attack police officers. let's show the viewer that. basically not that they're left-wing rioters, that they're antifa. criminal justice reformed a very cat alice johnson, she was reportedly accosted after the gop convention. she is about 65. she was granted clemency by the

president. your thoughts even alice johnson getting accosted. >> it is horrific to say they would accost her and cause any harm to her. her story is just such a story of a life turned around. it's a story of forgiveness. it is a story of hardness. she spoke so beautifully at the convention and then when the president issued that pardon what a meaningful ceremony that was. to know she was accosted, realize she is one of many, shows you how the rioters are very well-trained, they're very skilled. they know who they are going after. like when they saw rand paul, shouting rand paul. then the crowd begins to grow. so this is a frightening scenario for citizens and it is

why some women now say safety and security, law and order is their top issue. elizabeth: senator, great to have you on. come back soon. >> be happy to come back. thank you so much. elizabeth: sure, coming up. thank you, senator. democrats worry polls show joe biden is dropping. they're acknowledging the rioting after pretending it did not exist at their convention but trying to plame president trump. we have top democrats nancy pelosi and maxine waters take to the streets. guess which year they began talking about that? i will give you a hint. it was not this year. fox news contributor david webb with his take next. >> i just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all over the country. maybe there will be. >> they asked me would i like to debate this gentleman. i said no, in high school, i would take him behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. >> if they go low, we kick them

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♪. elizabeth: back to the big story of the day. americans are frustrated. they were told to shut down, shelter in place, first for two weeks, then a month or more. not allowed to go to weddings or funerals. now they see nearly 100 days of unchecked violence and rioting. the way the critics say, stop the poisonous rhetoric, enough is enough. president trump accused of using

harsh rhetoric. andrew mccarthy says trump's rhetoric is inexcusable. watch democrats, nancy pelosi, joe biden, eric holder, maxine waters, started making comments two years ago in 2018. celebrities started in three years ago. we warn you. some images may be disturbing to viewers. watch this. >> i just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all over the country. maybe there will be. >> they asked me would i like to debate this gentleman. i said no, if i were in high school i would take him behind the gym and beat the hell out of him. >> make sure we show up wherever we have to show up f you see anybody that from cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd. and you get back on them. you tell mem they're not welcome anymore anywhere. >> enemies of the state. >> they're not going to stop. this is a movement, i'm telling

you. they're not going to stop and everyone beware. they will not stop before election day november, and they will not stop after election day. that should, everyone should take note of that on both levels. they're not going to let up. they should not. we should not. >> there needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there is unrest in our lives. >> when they go low, we kick them. >> sadly the domestic enemies to our voting system and not honoring our constitution are right at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> please, show me where it says protest remembers supposed to be polite and peaceful? >> main character depicted as donald trump-like leader, assassinated by his closest advisors. elizabeth: okay. footage like this is going viral on the internet right now.

it shows the democrat hypocrisy and poisonous rhetoric. joining me david when, fox news contributor, host of "the david webb show." what is your take on this? >> let's face it, america. these are the elitists and it is really the eleast its and democrat eleast its we showed you against the rest of america -- elitist. nancy pelosi, your hair looks fantastic, while your city's salons are shut down, you needed to get your hair done. it points out the hypocrisy of the democrats, emac, they will tell anything they need to of their base, to aggregate, grow their power, while ignoring very people as nancy pelosi just did. she doesn't care about salons but she does get her hair done. elizabeth: well that is what critics are saying this is about holding on to power. creating a climate of division

with poisonous rhetoric inciting people. that is the issue. so as if you're an elected official, should they be talking like that? >> no, they shouldn't. it is fair to say in politics you at times have divisive rhetoric. there is a divisive rhetoric and calling for outward action against your political opponents or those who oppose your ideology. idea of physicianchy going after someone. the idea sarah huckabee sanders, chased out of a restaurant, followed down the street. the idea if you support the president, or accidentally or on purpose wear that hat in view, someone might do something to you in your food behind your back, that is what the politicians are fomenting. it frankly doesn't belong in the political discourse. we're not divided by race in this country, emac. go ahead. elizabeth: i understand. then candidate trump was excoriated for saying i would

like to punch people. it seems that you know, that he is was really heavily criticized for that but the media not attacking the democrats for equally savage and deleterious rhetoric. they're finally catching up, 100 days of violence of rioters and protesters in antifa. cnn analyst says biden did not single out antifa. watch this. >> he said biden's speech was strange specifically not naming a antifa. biden didn't mention antifa a loose collection of fascists, he talked about rioting of all kinds. he didn't say ha word. he didn't carve out exemption for antifa. this was broad condemnation of antifa-like tactics. elizabeth: that is quite the

word salad. stop it. condemn antifa, left-wing rioters. they get what is going on. democrats are seeing biden falling in the swing states, according to "real clear politics" averages. jpmorgan chase says betting odds are on trump to win. they show joe biden's lead shrinking to 2%age points. democrat debbie dingell, david, is saying essentially she is driving around her district in detroit. she sees a lot of blue lives matter in support of cops popping up in suburban neighborhoods. that is giving her serious pause. we're seeing action, pro-trump action in the swing states like pennsylvania, florida, michigan, wisconsin. we're watching the polls. david, you and i were talking about this in 2016. the polls, some polls not capturing what we're seeing in the trends here going for trump right now. your thoughts? >> we're in a new dynamic with a lot of voters who are not being polled or not answering the polls and americans are now

looking at a new type of president presidency, and new type of challenge so they will not be as public. given the threats we talked about, people are keeping silent, but on november 3rd, early voting, absentee voting, voting in person. they will let themselves be known. that wore riffs democrats. elizabeth: david webb, you're always great. come back soon. >> anytime, thank you. elizabeth: okay. up next, independent counsel ken starr on federal appeals court judge saying wait a second, general michael flynn is being subject to quote an inquisition, after the justice department decided to throw out flynn's criminal case. flynn was wrongful prosecution. documents are showing this. that story next. california. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of electric vehicles.

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♪. elizabeth: welcome back. coming in the bottom of the hour let's get you up to speed what happened with the justice department and fbi today. they announced they are moving faster and harder to stop fbi abuses of the fisa court, things like committing perjury, knowingly misleading the fisa court when it comes to using fisa court wiretaps meant for terrorists on political campaigns.

we found 200 errors in fisa court applications according to reviews in government documents. that is what we're finding at "the evening edit." we'll stay on that story for you as the durham report is coming out maybe september 4th. we're staying on the story. more on federal appeals court rejecting effort by general michael flynn's team to get his criminal case dismissed. the justice department decided to throw out flynn's case because the flynn was a victim of a wrongful prosecution. the fbi agents found flynn did not mislead those agents. here is what is going on, district court, d.c. court of appeals judge blasted the court causing inquisition into flynn by u.s. judge emmet sullivan. accuses general flynn out proof of quote treason. with me now former independent counsel and former counsel to president trump. back with us, ken starr. always great to have you on. we love your insights. what were your thoughts when you heard this? >> i wasn't surprised but i was

really disappointed. this was kind of a long pass right into coverage, namely to try to get this unprecedented kind of relief. it is unusual to get this kind of relief from the court. having said this is unprecedented set of circumstances poor general flynn has been facing. i'm very disappointed in the majority. i wish every american, liz, would read judge karen henderson's opinion and as well as judge naomi rau's dissenting opinion. read the majority opinion which does not have an author. that tells you something right there, doesn't it. no one said i'm the author of the majority opinion. elizabeth: you know, judge emmet sullivan just made a ruling today, procedural one, the plain case looks like it is in abeyance. won't be decided until after the election. he is victim of unlawful prosecution. he withdrew the guilty plea that he lied to federal investigators

after declassified documents showed misconduct in the fbi under the obama administration. they tried to coerce flynn into jury trap. they tried to get him to lie after fbi agents said he didn't mislead us when we first interviewed. judge rao said the case should be tossed because of irregularities by the fbi and judge emmet sullivan? >> i completely agree with this. they took a fresh review with united states attorney. he was unanimously confirmed to the united states senate to his post. he comes from the outside, he find this is prosecution, i'm using the term evil. it is so wrong. it is morally and legally wrong. it never should have been brought. so yes, it should be dismissed but here's the key in our separation of powers system, liz, as you know. this is the justice department's call. some thing judges are called to do. what judge sullivan is doing way outside of the boundary line, the court of appeals be should

not be countenancing this. the only silver lining, is, it will be decided with reasonable dispatch. i don't think it will be a slow walk to the election before judge sullivan has to come to grips with this. elizabeth: all right. so the declassified government documents that we reviewed showed that flynn was railroaded. that he was set up and framed with false accusations after the fbi was going to drop the case, after james comey said, his phone call with the russian ambassador, quote, appeared legitimate. then president obama said to james comey, quote, get the right people on it. get them, in other words, the fbi agents led by peter strzok tried to get michael flynn to lie. tried to get him to lie, committing a lie to federal fbi investigators. they didn't read him his miranda rights. they turned a briefing into a criminal interview. he had no defense attorney present.

it was just a briefing. your reaction to all of that. >> totally irregular, totally improper, and james comey is completely to blame. this again should not have happened. the very idea now we know thanks to declassification that the president of the united states, president obama, was himself while he was supposedly saying go by the book, all that, he was interested in an investigation of michael flynn. the president should have been cooperating with the incoming trump administration. instead they were engaging in very questionable irregular behavior. shame on that outgoing administration. elizabeth: sir what do you think of the judge emmet sullivan on this case? you know has expressed bias against general flynn. should this case be removed from judge sullivan? >> it should have been. when i went back to see what he, judge sullivan had said at that

initial sentencing, that had been scheduled, of course it has never come about, it is extraordinary what he said. he accuse general flynn, this patriot, of treason. and he was saying the most disgusting things about a patriot. how dare he do that? so i think he went outside of the bounds. one of the judges in dissent just nailed it very well and just talking about, how can there be an appearance of impartiality which is what judges are called upon to do? yes, they can have strong feelings but they have to do their very best at a moral and professional level to be impartial, and equally important, to give the appearance of impartiality. judge sullivan, who i know, who has had a very distinguished record has just gone off the rails on this and he should, he should step aside on his own but the court of appeals, i think basically said, hurry up and

decide. we pulled your fat out of the fire this time but i think judge griffith who was sort of in the center, said in effect, i expect the charges to be dismissed. elizabeth: ken starr, always great to have your insights. we appreciate you coming on. come back soon, okay? >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: coming up key house and senate democrats now accused of making false and irerroneous attacks on the director of intelligence john ratcliffe over john ratcliffe's decision to pause, hit pause button on in person congressional briefings on election interference and more. who is in trouble here? john ratcliffe now calls it a quote, pandemic of illegal leaks of classified information by congress to the media. we'll take it up with former california republican party chair tom dell vacarro. stay right there. president trump: director brought information into the

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♪. >> we've had a pandemic of information being hooked out of the intelligence community and i'm going to take the measures to make sure that stops. there are investigations. i know that because i've made a number what are called crimes reports in connection since i've been the dni, when i become aware of intelligence community information that is disclosed unlawfully i do what is called a crimes report. i've done that. now on a number of occasions so those investigations are moving forward. elizabeth: okay. director of national intelligence john ratcliffe, that was john ratcliffe talking about putting on pause in-personal protective equipmentnal debriefings to members of congress on election security issues.

they will still get the information in written format. they can still ask questions. they're going to get the information but democrats are really topspinning on this they're saying that the republicans are covering up. watch this liberal politician without proof going on cnn to say ratcliff's move is a, quote, pre-coverup. watch independent candidate, independent angus king from maine. watch this. >> i mean, john, i hate to say this but it looks like a pre-coverup. it looks like they don't want to share the information, they're covering up information that may or may not, i have don't know what they have got or not, what they have or don't have but it looks like they're trying to keep this information from the public. elizabeth: okay. republicans in congress say this is off the wall and totally wrong and misleading and false. welcome california republican party chair, he is tom dell vacarro. he back with us. great to see you again.

what is your reaction to all of this? >> keep in mind, adam schiff from california selectively leaked and lied, the reason he does this because he has always gotten away with it. he gets away with it in two different ways. a, his media only reports on what he claims is the wrongdoing of republicans. then beyond that, he hasn't been charged with a crime. so this is right out of the playbook. it doesn't matter what they do. it just matters what sensation they can cause by claiming republicans are committing a crime. i hope these referrals that dni ratcliff is talking about actually gets done because it hurts the republican base when these things don't wind up with actual charges. elizabeth: okay. dni ratcliff says he has cases of illegal leaks by members about congress. he has launched criminal reports on illegal leaks. there are investigations

underway. former republican congressman jason chaffetz says to your point democrat adam schiff should be prosecuted. lose security clearance for leaking to the media. here is what dni ratcliff says, he is saying he wants to stop what happened a month ago. he gave a briefing with all members of congress. within minutes they leaked to media sensitive classified information, creating a false narrative that russia is still a threat to help trump. when intelligence officials say china is the bigger national security threat. your reaction? >> that is exactly their gameplan. they, first of all, they want to delegitimatize the coming victory of trump. so they're already claiming once again that russia is involved. when they make that incendiary false comment, they are committing a crime in the process and they get away with that. so their best defense an offense. doesn't matter if we're economisting a crime, because we think the trump campaign is in

league with the russians again. this is their playbook. it has been the playbook for four years. it is kind of tired. i think that is it one of the reasons why along with the violence they're losing among independents because no one believes them anymore. but again, i must say, in all my discussions with the republican rank-and-file, there needs to be actual charges brought because it disheartens them that people like andy mccabe or schiff can get away with these things. elizabeth: tom del beccarro, we love having you on. thank you for your perspective and insight. come back soon, okay? >> take care. elizabeth: up next texas congressman brian babin back with us. he is fired up and ready to go. trump is ready to pounce on joe biden's flip-flopping, doing is 80 u-turn on major policies in order to go get the votes. we'll break it down. we'll show you what is going on. we'll be right back

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♪. elizabeth: okay. president trump, he is ready to pounce on joe biden's flip-flopping on joe biden's policies. here's the policy that kept the u.s. from plunging into recession. it is about the u.s. oil boom. the oil boom in the u.s. has created millions of jobs. it changed the geopolitical landscape, put food on the table for workers but watch joe biden tell voters in pennsylvania he is now for and supports fracking when he was against it. watch this. >> i am not banning fracking. let me say that again, i am not banning fracking. elizabeth: okay. but here's biden saying yeah, i am against fracking. watch this. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels including coal and fracking in a biden administration? >> no. we would, we would work it out. we would make sure it is eliminated and no more subsidies

for either one of those. anybody can go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine sure as hell can learn how to program as well. give me a break! anybody that can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program for god's sakes. >> i'm talking about stopping fracking as soon as we possibly can. no, ifs, buts, maybes about it. >> so am i. >> i'm not sure your proelf proposal does that. >> no nor, no new fracking. elizabeth: welcome texas republican brian babin. should there be a fact checker on joe biden at the debates? >> i really could not agree more that there needs to be fact checker there. let me say this. our, other industry, our state, is greatly dependent on fossil fuels and fracking is a huge part of that. we come off of hurricane laura

that hit my district. i've been traveling all over, the last few days, the president was even down here. we told him when he was in orange, texas, fossil fool exploration, oil and gas industry, including fracking was absolutely necessary and joe biden, it is classic doublespeak and when he says you know, he was for it before he was against it, i can tell you it is going to cost the american, texas and other oil producing states millions of jobs. it is going to keep us from being energy independent and quite frankly, this is something i shudder to think that he would do this. let me say one other thing, because his bureaucrats that he will bring into his administration, he doesn't have to ban fracking. this he can do it through the bureaucracy. they will make permitting process so burdensome you will never get a permit to frack and that will be the end of it. elizabeth: yeah, that is a good point. congressman, president trump

created half a million factory jobs in the country. there is generational highs, generational highs in the onshoring of jobs moving here from overseas. joe biden is talking about shovel-ready jobs when obama joked that wasn't true. we didn't create, quote, shovel-ready jobs in the 2009, 900 billion-dollar stimulus. biden is now saying he managed. even president barack obama himself admitted that the shovel-ready jobs did not exist. the $900 billion went for things like "cash for clunkers," bankrupt energy companies. they were trapped at social, at the state and local level, trapped in, you know, at administrative level. the money didn't get out in the u.s. economy. we have seen that under the reagan administration. the question, what are joe biden's job policies because obama made him the jobs czar at one point in 2014. said go study federal job training programs. joe biden studied it. came back said, they don't work.

you know, what are joe biden's job policies? >> we really don't know. i mean he is all over the board. i have a ton of manufacturing jobs as i said just a second ago. we've got more petrochemical refining plants and facilities in my district than anyone else in this country. and shovel-ready jobs we found out was a myth. and if this was biden's and obama's idea of a success for that stimulus package which was nearly a trillion dollars, then i shudder to think what a real success would look like. so all i can say i hope the american people realize that only thing that will save our jobs, our economy, make america safe again, is reelecting the president already in there. he is doing a fantastic job. elizabeth: yeah. okay. president obama needs to talk

about quote, train and pray. that seem the like to be a lot of discussion in the last administration. congressman brian babin. great to see you. come back soon. >> thank you, liz. good to be with you. elizabeth: same here. coming up a major crackdown that matters for keeping americans safe. i.c.e. arresting for than 2,000 illegal aliens in a month-long sweep. many arrested committed serious felonies, including murder. border patrol council president brandon judd joins with us that story next. 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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♪. elizabeth: okay. i.c.e. agents in 24 cities completed just recently a month-long sweep resulting in the arrest of more than 2,000 criminal aliens for offenses including murder and rape. i.c.e. officials say the operation netted illegal aliens from 80 countries, many of them, most of them had multiple felony records. welcome back to the show national border patrol council president brandon judd. brandon, always great to have you on. your thoughts on this story? >> liz, i'm so thankful that you showed that graphic, that these people were from 80 different countries. that clearly proves that immigration enforcement is not

about race. it is about the law. we arrest people from russia, ukraine, we arrest people from china. we arrest people from all over the world, yet we're constantly being put on the block and saying, say that we're racist. we go after criminal aliens. we go after them for the right reasons so that we can protect american citizens. thank goodness i.c.e. did what they needed to do. elizabeth: in los angeles i.c.e. agents arrested 300 illegals. a third of them had already been released. they were released by lapd or lasd despite i.c.e. detainer request? agents say this operation sends a message that i.c.e. is back after month the of fewer apprehensions at the border. what is the reaction to the l.a.p.d. there? >> city councils they can dictate what local law enforcement can do, and whether they cooperate with federal agents. what the liberal city councils

they can't dictate to federal agents what they will do to enforce the law. these federal i.c.e. agents, went in, did the job to protect the american public. that is exactly what the american public wants to see us do. they want us to protect them. they want to be able to goooout th stree strndts and beblble t e tlikerehere se safenaf the t unieit i.e. is helpi hel tngmhe doot.ha abelh:eletnnooohihihi or mororransnaraonaltion cr incraliminang.iminim orlte colttyco polcoeolololha ce fi spe ss, sne o a yng yngng as 16, e old ot o o o o o 2elieved to b m bbe m b of m13 m gg, cn witnh ahilling of o o a teager from long island. his body was found near a reservoir, 16 years old. your reaction to this, ms-13 still a major problem. >> they will continue to be problem if we have liberal politics. i look at this, i say the only president in my lifetime who truly gone after the gang

members is president trump. clinton didn't do it. bush didn't do it. biden as vice president absolutely did not do this he put this at the forefront. he wants to protect the american public why he is in wisconsin right now. to talk about the protection of the american public. gangs have no place in the united states. he is going after them. he is going to take them outside want to correct myself t was 16-year-old gabriellela ordon. she was from glen cove. she is the victim. brandon, thanks for joining us. we appreciate having you on. we appreciate your insights. come back soon, okay? >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: sure. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. thank you so much for joining us. please join us tomorrow night. we hope you have a good evening. t

starts right now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today in kenosha, wisconsin, getting an up-close look at the damage caused by the riots and the deadly violence that has gripped kenosha for a week. the president toured property damaged by the left-wing activists and anarchists, blasting those rioters as anti-american and promising to help devastated businesses in kenosha rebuild. standing at what is now a burnt-out shell of a block in kenosha, president trump talked with business owners and law enforcement officers. president trump also notedded