that is it for us tonight. thank you for being with us. white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany with us tomorrow. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. ♪. ♪. elizabeth: president trump and joe biden both giving speeches today. trump in north carolina, biden in delaware. we have the updates. jill and joe biden will visit kenosha, wisconsin on the heels of president trump's visit. tonight, former attorney general of florida, pam bondi, portland's democrat mayor, he vehemently opposed president trump's help to stop rioting in portland, announced his plans to move out of his condo building where rioters tried to set it on fire. bondi warning, 30 notorious

street banks in chicago, those gangs are in a new pack, target, hunt down, shoot on site, chicago police officers get it on camera if the cops pull their gangs. they want to film that in order to get on national tv. rioters vandalized elvis presley's graceland. we have the details. jason chaffetz, house speaker nancy pelosi lecturing the country to abide by covid-19 restrictions to help small businesses, pelosi without any evidence whatsoever, blaming a little out of work single mom who owns a hair salon. pelosi claims that they set her up. that is a quote. she is demanding a apology. pelosi demanding apology for them. after pelosi was caught on camera getting a private are hairstyle and blowout from the salon that was closed because of

covid-19 restrictions. brand new e-mails surfacing. "judicial watch" got them. strzok was wore remembered about reaction to the fbi probe if details bit were made public. we'll talk about. the outrage over msnbc joy reid asking if trump, quote, radicalizes his supporters the same way some muslim leaders radicalize their supporters with fiery rhetoric. ilhan omar, ha she had today talib are outraged. back to the fbi emails. guess which republicans the fbi under comey was really worried about. can you guess which republican law maker? we'll tell you. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪

elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. to the latest. the mayor of portland, remember he fought president trump on federal help in order to stop the riots. 100 straight days of riots. he is moving out his condo building after protesters tried to light the building on fire. we have details on elvis presley iconic graceland estate in memphis, tennessee, vandalized with black lives matter graffiti, defund the police and. fbi has discovered disturbing new element, a plan, agreement by 30 local gangs in chicago. they formed a pact to shoot any gun that dru draws their gun and film it, get it on national tv. we have former attorney general for florida, pam bondi. great to have you on. reaction to the headlines? >> i don't know where we start, first of all. we talk about violent gangs.

i prosecuted violent gangs most of my career. that is so serious. every liberal mayor, every liberal governor in this governor, they need to come together on this they want to video and shoot police officers in chicago, should scare everyone in this country to death. we have great men and women in federal positions who will be there to protect chicago pd. i just say prayers for the chicago police. this is unbelievable what they want to do. that's real. these gangs are so violent. they don't care. how they promote themselves is by killing other people. elizabeth: you know this news just breaking, this development, i want your reaction to it. a seattle-baseman arrested during violent clashes in washington. he had driven across the country after going to riot in portland and kenosha. this is according to police and social media. your reaction to that story. >> doesn't surprise me either, liz. does to the surprise me at all. what is happening, these are not

local protesters. i can't use the words protesters. these are criminals, these are rioters are being arrested and a fund set up to bail them out of jail. protesters don't get arrested. criminals get arrested who are throwing things, spitting on people, throwing things at police. battering police officers. they are the ones that get arrested. the fact that this guy drove across the country means it is organized. i believe bill barr is looking into this. the justice department, antifa who is funding them. there are all these funding mechanisms out there online to fund these people. i was in d.c. for the convention. i was one of the ones who was blessed to be on a bus leaving there where people shooting birds, throwing things at us. those people were not all from d.c. the majority i'm sure were not from d.c. organized crime might be hard to trace, because the money comes from dark web sources all over the place f they catch them,

that could be a raketeering place. these are not peaceful protesters. these are criminals. elizabeth: yeah, the justice department and homeland security now probing who is funding them. 2/3 of those arrested in riots in kenosha came from 44 cities outside of kenosha, wisconsin. outside of the state. focus has grown, get to the minnesota non-profit, the minnesota freedom fund. biden's veep choice, kamala harris, to bail out protesters in wake of death of george floyd. local tv station, fox nine news, said the fund was used to bail out criminal defts with violent felonies a suspect shot a cop. a woman accused murder. a twice convicted sex offender. one who assaulted a bar owner with a traumatic brain injury. minnesota freedom fund leader, pam, your reaction, he says i don't look at a charge when i bail them out.

your reaction? >> shame on him. the people of the united states of america need to look very closely at what is happening. this is what a joe biden presidency would look like. everyone should be scared to death. as a career prosecutor, it makes me furious this is happening in our country, furious. by the way, when they say they created this to bail out protesters, protesters don't get arrested. you and i know that. criminals get arrested. you have to commit a crime. we believe in the first amendment. we believe in peaceful protests. peaceful protesters are not ones in jail. that is the very minimum. these guys who are rapists, murderers are being bailed out. people are not safe. look out what is happening in this world. president trump is a law and order president. he will not stand for this. look what happens. you and i know when he sends in the national guard, lo and behold the violence is disappearing. elizabeth: yeah. people don't want mob violence in their communities. the media said though that

widespread riots would break out with the president's visit to kenosha. that didn't happen. the constitution as you point out supports peaceful protests, not riots. they're not happening quote, just some cities as cnn host claims. 17 cities have seen unrest. we've been tracking it. media and democrat also claiming that trump is stoking riots. house judiciary chair jerry nadler called antifa violence a myth. pam, reaction to this, if democrats truly believe trump stokes the violence, why didn't democrats say at that the convention, not a word of that, not even about the riots? >> not a word. not a word. they are scared of president trump because our president is doing everything he can to protect the people. right now they're not, they're not, no one is advocating for our great men and women in law enforcement except donald trump. you know joe biden can come out of his basement for five minutes, make a one line

statement he supports law enforcement. when he doesn't, when he hasn't, actions speak louder than words. you have to lead by example. and now we have joe biden who criticized the president for going to kenosha, right in the middle of this. as you said no riots broke out, nothing, president did a great job. guess who is going there tomorrow, who said he wouldn't go there, battered the president for going there. joe biden is going there. people see through that in america. and folks out there, you have got to know, this is what a biden presidency would look like. it should scare you to death. being a career prosecutor, they're undoing all the good that has been done in this country. our economy, jobs everything. covid. nothing works, nothing works if you're not safe. this is a law and order president that we have now. we will have for the next four years. elizabeth: pam bondi, thanks for joining us come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: coming up major

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been open for me to go there but we trusted a neighborhood salon that i had been too for years. i just had my hair washed. i don't wear masks when washing your hair. do you wear masks washing your hair? elizabeth: by the way the hair salon saying it was not open. it is still shut down due to covid-19 restrictions. that is house speaker nancy pelosi blaming the out of work hair salon owner, a single mom with two kids, with no proof claiming she was set up. she had gone to a hair salon in san francisco going to a the salon without cam masks over knows and mouth. she has covering around her neck. why are we talking about this? leadership of the, the salon owner said slap in the face pelosi can go in, can get her stuff done while no one else can go to work. back to the show, former house

oversight chair, jason chaffetz. i bet your fired up about this. the rules are for thee, not for me, is that is what is going on? >> how many times has nancy pelosi gone to the microphone, lectured the nation, lectured donald trump, feigned this exasperation about wearing a mask. given opportunity, she bypasses all the rules, the height of hypocrisy. you will hear that word time and time again with nancy pelosi as we have through the years. she thinks it is some sort of vast right-wing conspiracy, a setup by some single mom with a couple of kids. this poor woman is trying to operate her business and, nancy pelosi and democrats who helped control and run these nearly democratic controlled city, it is just kind of disgusting. the salon owner, evidently she was fed up with it and

rightfully so. elizabeth: nancy pelosi said a lot of things too. voters are upset over the rhetoric getting out of hand. they want everybody to tone it down. biden threatened in a speech, if trump is elected there will be more violence, does anyone believe there will be less violence in america with donald trump's re-election. i have want to show again the video footage gone viral on social media, showcasing leading democrats, many of them like nancy pelosi starting in 2018 using damaging rhetoric inciting up rest. 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, i said if we 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. if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd.

you get back on them. you tell them 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 because they are not going to stop, they are not going to stop before election day in november, and they are not going to stop after election day. that, everyone should take note of that on both levels. this, they're not going to let up and 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. elizabeth: is this the stuff of fdr, jfk, carter, tip o'neill? >> well i think of, i think of congressman lewis, recently laid to rest. i think of ely elijah cummings. none of them had record of

violence known of them. kamala harris, vice president nominee for united states talked only about violence should continue. play that tape again and again and again in front of the voters. that is where the democrats are today. to say it should continue is where the democrats are today, i think donald trump can win on a lot of different fronts but law and order will be right at the top of the ticket because they have seen this for months now. elizabeth: kamala harris getting tripped up there, talking about protests but the protests are turning violent. the thing is, president trump, candidate trump too has been excoriated for rhetoric andy mccarthy and others said was inexcusable. we have a whole range of democrats talking like this. this is poisonous rhetoric, the viewers see it. they don't want it. they want it to stop. it is democrats are saying it. the big story is the radical erosion in democrat party, the talk of d.c. mitch mcconnell said the

democratic party is much more radical than you've ever seen. talk about this, economist magazine picked this up, nancy pelosi enough, in other words house republicans have term limits for the amount of time they can chair a committee. that is not the same with the democrats. they have no term limits. so nancy pelosi sits on the stop of the the sclerot-c patronage. she iced out, stop and blocked new fresh leaders, moderates who pose a challenge for her, can electrify the party. loudest voices socialists took over the party. this is no longer the party other parent grew up with. your reaction. >> democrats and republicans run it differently. the republicans in house of representatives you can only be chairman six years. darrell issa was chairman of oversight committee. he timed out. gave a young person like me after three terms to become chairman.

nancy pelosi has raised more money in the history of the united states congress. that is the reason they continue to lead the party. they don't have that rule and limitation for democrats. that is how they run it. who has been there the longest, who raises the most money. people like maxine waters and nancy pelosi and that is the way it goes. it is so fundamentally wrong and counter to what i think the american people want to see. to say that they're reaching out to republicans to find bipartisan solutions when nancy pelosi is calling republicans enemies of the state, come on. nobody is buying that. elizabeth: yeah. again not the stuff of jfk or fdr. great to have you back on, sir. come back soon. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: okay, up next house judiciary's kelly armstrong, new emails surfacing. you won't believe what we're finding. emails for example, from former fbi official peter strzok. he was fired from the fbi for bias against trump.

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♪. >> what you have are fbi lawyers literally changing, making false representations to the court to continue this counterintelligence investigation against the president. the inspector general's findings really outline what is criminal activity. so you know, really terrible and again an indictment of jim comey's leadership at the fbi and of the things that the democrats said, most important point, to continue a counterintelligence investigation against a sitting president of the united states when there was no probable cause to continue it. elizabeth: okay that was dni john ratcliffe back in december of 2019 when he was a texas congressman talking about fbi abuses of power under the obama administration in the trump-russia probe. new email surfacing from former

fbi official i believe peter strzok. he was fired. they got it from a foia action. he was worried that he and his fbi's team work, would be made public. when this eventually does become public, it will be more picked over than even the clinton investigation was. joining me north dakota congressman kelly armstrong from house judiciary. great to have you back on, sir. why was peter strzok so worried about the public knowing details? >> if you go through the 330 pages released by "judicial watch." you can tell. they were completely coordinated. they were completely emersed how the media was covering this. they were speaking to reporters. they were trying to drive a narrative. when you put all of this together, no way a reasonable person can conclude that they weren't biased against the president, weren't actively pushing a investigation they knew they didn't have the goods on, more importantly they cannot claim a simple mistake.

when you are this coordinated between strzok, page, clinesmith, precept, all these guys are communicating, you can't think any one of these mistakes they made were just simple mistakes. elizabeth: yeah the mueller probe found, they could not establish trump associates conspired with russia. there was, fbi committed 17 significant errors in misleading the fisa court to get wiretaps meant for terrorists to spy on people like carter page. antitrump bias with strzok and lisa page. we've been finding, going through the documents released by "judicial watch." it shows how much "the new york times" and "the washington post" was in touch with the comey team. they were basically emailing fbi officials. peter strzok got an email, they gave up on post story, how fbi handled the steele dossier.

that the intelligence community corroborated the steele dossier. but that has since been debunked. also they, they were worried that the fbi agent who got that dossier and put it into the fbi, that that name, that agent would be revealed. it wasn't. your reaction to that? >> i think one of the emails i think is the most important the "vanity fair" story breaks they're almost shocked they didn't get head's up the story broke. they were actually in constant contact. that they were running narrative. that is not how a factual investigation. we know general flynn, they had a memo to dismiss the case. they withheld it. the agents interview him they knew he was not lying, people not associated with the interview. i think what is really telling, equally damning both to the people involved and to the media they were actually coordinating with each other to insure that

the narrative they wanted to be told was being told instead of just going where the facts took them. elizabeth: there's more. the fbi emails newly-released, fbi officials, peter strzok, lisa page, andy mccabe were worried about devin nunes. they were emailing each other in 2017 nunes calling the obama administration trump probe a witch-hunt. asking questions why they were going against general flynn. who was breaking laws unmasking people on the trump team. nunes was talking about major crimes of leaks to the media. he wrote a letter to the fbi about that. leaks to the media about trump talks with the australian prime minister. these are crimes, illegal leaks of classified information. also congress getting fisa communications, wiretapped private conversations of citizens, the fbi was getting those, that information and

somehow congress got that information. so they were really afraid of nunes early on asking about this. your reaction? >> maybe it wasn't a coincidence when my friends on some other channels on right now started a character assassination against him but they should have been worried about him. he knew what was going on. he has been proven right. as we continue to move through all of this stuff, it is really important we get to the bottom of this. liz, you said something really important. all of this stuff is obviously improper. anyone of these people with law degree should be disbarred. leaking of classified documents is a crime. hopefully the durham prosecution and investigation moves forward somebody will be actually held criminally accountable for this. elizabeth: congressman armstrong, we appreciate your insights, perspective, appreciate you being on. come back soon. >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: sure. coming up media critics repeatedly warned what is needed now more than ever is clarity in

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♪. elizabeth: welcome back. media critics repeatedly warned what is needed now more than ever is just clarity, just report the facts. just report the truth. stop the topspin. people are tired. 32 people dead in rioting since may. many businesses have been

destroyed. many people have been injured. insurers are saying there is millions of dollars of destruction alone in places like kenosha, wisconsin. watch cnn's don lemon play down all of that because he trump said kenosha is on fire. >> the truth is the truth. kenosha, not all of it is on fire. that is just a whole bunch of mess, and malarkey. elizabeth: but cc's chris cuomo unwittingly contradicted don lemon immediate after, wait a second, kenosha was hit with quote conflagration. lemon said hogue nothing but claimed trump would start a civil war. watch. >> we have never seen a president go to a place that is in the midst of this type of conflagration literally, and start throwing gasoline on it. >> exploiting people's fear and anxiety. what he is doing is possibly, he

is possibly going to cause a civil war in this country. elizabeth: okay. is your head spinning? because look at this, 50-mile line of supporters of trump in kenosha, wisconsin. look at that. so who do you believe? with us now republican strategist ford o'connell. ford, always great to have you back on. clarity is what is needed. there is footage of destruction. no footage of anybody blaming poor people. why didn't democrats say any of that at their convention? they didn't say that. >> the democrats basically didn't mention violence at their convention. to them it was not a political problem. what is going on here, essentially some news outlets, cnn will no longer follow the facts. they will paint a picture rosy to joe biden. real power of media, as a former journalist i can tell you it is simple. it is not what the media chooses to cover. it is what the media chooses not

to cover. elizabeth: streets were visibly calm in kenosha, wisconsin. after the national guard went in. fbi came in enforcing citywide curfews. president saying statues have topped being torn down. after 10 years. stop that hollywood and media ramping up talk of a possibility of a quote, civil war or race war. you know, even joe biden has said, the protester, the protests are still peaceful. that he is saying that the trump supporter who was shot in portland, that he was inciting responses. your reaction to that? >> well i mean the idea that donald trump is going to cause a raise war is absolutely ridiculous. look, this has been going on, this unrest has been going on for many years, including under the obama-biden administration. when you demonize cops, you jump to conclusions about police shootings and local officials don't enforce the law, it is not rocket science to figure out what is going on here.

what happened the democrats, their allies have to admit riots are going on. they're looking for a new angle. essentially they're committing extortion. what you say if you don't vote for biden, the violence will never stop. elizabeth: watch this c-span caller from minnesota. he had a withering takedown of cnn's brian stelter. watch this. >> i don't know if there is any journalists left at cnn but if i were to estimate 300 different distortions or misinformation we get out of cnn, you have to watch them in the airport which is harsh, but if you added it all that up to 46 months. it comes out 300,000 plus distortions of truth. so i would say if anything that is happening at cnn, and anybody who buys your book, it is really just one of those things that is dividing our nation and i don't believe in dividing our nation. it hurts our great nation.

so cnn is really the edge my of the truth. that is my opinion. thank you. elizabeth: ford, your reaction? >> well there is no question about it. that cnn is pushing a narrative. with a lot of people only consume one type of media like cnn there is no question they are gas lighting the current situation in america. the reason why they're doing that because they're looking for clicks and ratings. it is a sad situation in america today. elizabeth: all right. ford o'connell, great to have you on. come back soon, okay? thank you, emac. elizabeth: joe biden did take questions from the press but just half a dozen times he has done so since march. we're tracking his flip-flops with trump 2020 press secretary hogan gidley with us. stick right there. ♪.

♪. elizabeth: is it an issue for the biden campaign that joe biden has only taken questions from the media just six days since march 1st. this late in the game, two months to go before election day, biden more and more is getting caught in flip-flops with not enough time to clean them up. watch education secretary betsy devos. >> martha, joe biden probably doesn't remember it but in 1997 he gave an impassioned speech on the senate floor in favor of school choice. today he has turned his back on the kids that we're talking about. elizabeth: welcome trump 2020 national press secretary, hogan gidley. great to see you. does the biden campaign have time to fix flip-flops? >> they don't have much time for anything if we're being honest. they have been all over the map on all of these issues. you heard just today, some comments joe biden made. i am glad he came out of the

hidey-hole. i am glad he took questions. the answers were all horrible. you say in one breath it is important to make sure investigations go on about a shooter in wisconsin, only follow it up by saying and we need to make sure that young man is brought up on charges and arrested, which is it, are you waiting for an investigation or you want the person arrested? also how many times in the past has joe biden said he is going to ban fracking? time and time and time again. then now that he is the nominee, he gets asked about it and acts like he never mentioned that at all. it would destroy jobs in the state of pennsylvania and he is now on opposite side of it. how many times we everything we've seen in cities and towns were peaceful protesters. now he finds jesus on the issue. i have to admit there is violence going on out there. this guy is all over the map on all the issues. i think the american people see it. elizabeth: he is also saying, he

also said he would shut down the entire economy for covid-19. now he says he is not going to do that. he also said we're seeing emergence of jim crow laws. really? they are segregate schools, don't let black people vote, that is going on? >> i don't know where this guy is, what he is talking about half the time, sadly neither does he. that is the real issue here. for 90 days we saw death, destruction, looting, rioting, our towns were burned. billions of dollars in damages to so many businesses across this country and joe biden didn't mention it at all. and finally, after a democrat convention, in which they didn't mention any of this either. in democrat-controlled cities, didn't address it one time, he came out and was forced to admit there is some violence. the media jumped on board, said there is violence and it's donald trump's fault.

what, are you joking? all of these people out there that are violating the law, burning down churches, attacking federal buildings, assaulting innocent americans, assaulting them in the streets are supporters of joe biden. the media will cover this guy time and time again. it its this president who is for safety and security. they mock the president when i want to use federal assets. you can't do that. that is fascism. the governors, mayors who are democrats don't come into my town, it is fascism. then go to the press, the reason it is burning it is donald trump's fault. this is what we're up against. it is not just democrat joe biden but the media as well but we're going to win. elizabeth: historians say it is quote incompetent to say there is fascism going on because people use that word, you have no idea what fascism truly means. >> right. elizabeth: there is issue with

biden speaking extemporaneously, he gets into problems. you says you ain't black if you're a plaque person voting for trump. there is more diversity in hispanic communities than black communities. on and on. talk more about biden flip-flops on fracking. he is telling us he is for fracking. he told pennsylvania voters that. they need to put food on the table. watch this from joe biden. >> okay. >> i am not banning fracking. let me say that again. i am not banning fracking. elizabeth: okay. but he just said a few months ago he is going to do that. he said it in the debates with democrats. it is on tape. final word. >> right. pressed on it he always goes back to the radical base, the radical left. he is also talking about not giving anymore permits for fracking. listen if joe biden is president of the united states, you can kiss our energy sector good-bye.

we're a net exporter of energy for the first time in decade. that is all gone with joe biden. our jobs will go away like they did before under joe biden. that speech you just played, one of the most interesting things, he had to look at the camera to say i'm not a socialist. the reason he did because the american people now know the truth. elizabeth: hogan, thank you very much for joining us. ha is hogan gidley. we'll be right back. we have a big segment coming up. you won't want to miss it. stay right there. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgiveness from allstate. click or call for a quote today.

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♪. elizabeth: okay, criticism growing against mean's joy reid after the msnbc anchor, she asked on camera if trump supporters are radicalized the way muslims act, comparing trump to muslim leaders who radicalize their followers with violent rhetoric. watch this. >> you know, when leaders, let's say in the muslim world, talk a lot of violent talk and encourage their supporters to be willing to commit violence, on their own bodies in order to win against whoever they decide is the enemy, we in the u.s. media describe that as they are radicalizing those people, particularly radicalizing young

people. that is how we talk about the way muslims act. when you see what trump is doing, is that any different from what we describe as radicalizing people? elizabeth: joining me now is young americans for liberty analyst kristin tate is back with us. kristin, that sent a shock wave throughout social media, rashida tlaib, ilhan omar are upset. what do you think about that. >> cnbc has not done anything to punish joy reid. hateful and big bottomed comments only get you in trouble if you're conservative. liberals were outraged about roseanne barr tweeted a racist comment about valerie jarrett and abc pulled the reboot of roseanne. espn pulled curt schilling after he made comments on facebook and. yet, msnbc has taken no action

against joy reid after she made these comments, comparing trump supporters to quote, the way muslims act. i mean, liz, imagine for a moment that a conservative said the exact same thing about joe biden's supporters? we all know they would be called islamophobic and they would be fired, if not at least not reprimanded for it but these liberals, left-wingers like joy reid. they can get away with it. they can avoidance sell culture, wrapping themselves in liberalism. this is the not first time reid is been in a position. she made anti-gay and anti-muslim comments before on her blog posts. elizabeth: she, trump's, are trump supporters, are all of them radicalized? she is painting, quite the generalization and broad brushed. they are not radicalized. i talk to many trump supporters. that is not going on. >> right. this is feeding into this

polarized environment we have now where both sides of the aisle seem to hate each other. it is being, she is just throwing fire, she is throwing gasoline on the fire here but i just don't think anything is going to happen to her. i don't think mean will put out an apology. maybe they will. i guess we'll see. i personally hope we can live in a culture where people can apologize for past mistakes and move on but in order for a society like that to exist people have to actually acknowledge they're wrongs and apologize for them. in the past joy reid has not done that. on her blog posts. seems like other democrats don't either. just yesterday nancy pelosi went into the hair salon that was closed down to everybody else. she didn't apologize for it. she said the salon should apologize. elizabeth: yeah. i mean this whole issue, as we're, americans are frustrated. stuck? shutdown. this is crisis of credibility. the pandemic is shaking out who do you believe, who do you don't

believe, right? so the debate is tone down the rhetoric, stop spitballing. tell the truth, tell the facts. words have consequences. look at violent anarchists who are really radicalized harassing senior citizens supporting trump on the way back to the hotels at the gop convention. attacking senator rand paul. attacking cops. punching people on the ground. that is the issue. words matter. that is the issue. tone it down. >> exactly right. people on both sides of the aisle should call for civility. unbelievable during the entire week of the dnc, liz, joe biden and all these other democrats did not mention the fact that america's great cities are literally burn together ground. business owners are doing everything they work for because these left-wing mobs are so angry, full of hate. we've got to tone it down. we have to rein in the rhetoric. a lot of people on the left refuse to do it. elizabeth: kristin tate, you're

great. come back soon. >> thank you so much, liz. elizabeth: i'm elizabeth macdonald. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. thanks for watching. join us tomorrow night. we'll stay on all kind of news for you. we hope you have a good evening lou: good evening, everybody. the radical dems today dealt another blow by the booming trump economy. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are not only rebounding, but have reached new record highs. the dow jones industrials, are you ready? now back above 29,000 for the first time since the china virus pandemic hit in february. and market value is measured by -- as measured by the wilshire 5000 gaining over $14 trillion since bear market lows in march. talk about resilience, talk about v-shaped