north carolina. president trump will soon hold a campaign rally there at the smith reynolds airport. that is it for us tonight. bob woodson, congressman steve scalise are among our guests tomorrow. good night from sussex. elizabeth: tonight, just two months to go, 2020 race entering the final sprint. even more riots hitting american streets. they hit the streets with riots attacking innocent people and businesses. this new development. we have latest news what far left groups are warning what they are going to do, what is in store what will happen through the election. with us tonight on this, former, acting attorney general matt whitaker on the fallout for the 2020 race. also tonight house oversight and reform ranking republican james

comer weighs in on president trump firing back, biden's brand of d.c. globalism, let companies hollow out and destroy american jobs. representative comer will talk about niece -- that niece warning only president trump can prevent another 9/11 and saying that america is not a racist country. also with us, the hill's joe concha. he will join us with even more biden flip-flops and whoppers, now the media is increasingly fact-checking joe biden. kelly armstrong from house judiciary taking on former top fbi official peter strzok, fired for anti-trump bias. he helped run the trump russia flynn probes. we have new statements. they are surprising ones from peter strzok. federal lift editor christopher bedford, house speaker nancy pelosi getting criticized for this. pelosi now taking the high road, not ignoring, not listening to

the outrage over her visit to a hair salon that was shut down for everyone else. we have that and more democrat double standards on covid-19 shutdowns for regular americans, not for them. to the border, retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan, a dangerous development. violent drug cartels are taking advantage after the u.s., a country distracted by chaos over covid-19 shutdowns and riots. drug cartels pouring in, sending historically high amounts of hard drugs across america's borders. we have the story and more tonight. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" joins us right now. ♪ elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watching the fox business network. just two months ago the presidential campaign entering the final stretch amid riots in the street during a shutdown due

to a pandemic this could be one of the most consequential elections in generations. president trump in florida today, heading to north carolina tonight as the race narrows in that state. "politico" says the 2020 election will be won or lost in eight states. the eight states are arizona, florida, georgia, michigan, minnesota, north carolina, pennsylvania and wisconsin but now this. protest groups, far left groups are now warning that they will continue to riot. those riots won't stop. they will continue for the next two months through and during the election even after the election. they targeted nearly two dozen cities across the country, hit with street action this weekend. this is also happening, news coming in, the entire command team for the rochester police department reportedly stepped down amid unrest there. welcome former acting attorney general matthew whitaker back with us. great to have you back on. your thoughts on all of this? >> i know two things. one is that americans want their

children to be able to play safely in the front yards and they also want to be able to dine, especially outside in this moment of the pandemic safely without being confronted on the street. and you know, we're not, joe biden's america, neither one of those appear to be possible. his supporters clearly trying to disrupt, you know, sort of normal americans going about their everyday. it is concerning. i would expect that, really, candidates on both sides, really americans on all sides, would condemn this. this is, confrontation is not the american way. we settle things diplomatically. we settle things in a silvermaner. when we're seeing across our cities cannot stand. we need law and order. elizabeth: now we're going to have it through the election according to the protest groups. the protests morphed into violent riots. riots leave scars that last for

decades. communities don't recover for generations. in cities like pittsburgh, rochester, smashing tables, harassing patrons, innocent people including senior sit concerns. 50 rioters arrested storming through portland throwing molotov cocktails at cops. we have 102 nights of riots in portland. how is looting, arson, attacking innocent americans and innocent businesses how does that persuade voters to their point of view? >> i don't think it does. what it actually does, it instills fear and i instills i guess a sense of disorganization but you know, if you look at these cities, they are run by democrats that have, you know, debilitated and handcuffed the police officers. you just mentioned rochester police command that is, not willing to do this anymore. they're not allowed to do their

jobs. police unfortunately, you know, are not going to participate in, we're seeing that across cities, we're seeing it in just, it cannot stand, liz. we really, americans are crying out. i hear it every day, that they want law and order, that they want their communities safe for their children and, you know, for their grandparents. elizabeth: americans, the polls show americans don't want mobs coming to their communities and destroying their towns. you know, the mayor of rochester is reportedly saying she doesn't know who is in control this is dangerous development in rochester after police as fixating daniel prude. this is, this is what the riots are about there. election officials increasingly blame rioters coming from out of town. the mayor of rochester saying just that. watch this. >> our ability to serve the residents of our city on a daily

basis depends on the services that our held within that building. we have to protect it. there is credible information that outside agitators want to destroy the psp. elizabeth: so, also this happened in kenosha, sir. the majority of people arrested in riots in kenosha came from 44 cities outside of the state. is this the underlying story that needs to be reported more? that these agitators, anarchists pouring into these cities to do unrest? >> no, it does need to be told, liz. you saw there was a shipment of gas masks and fireworks intercepted on the way to kenosha. outside groups, this mayor identifies in rochester, new york. obviously the heart, the bread basket of this whole movement is in portland where we've seen 100 nights of unrest. this is a loosely organized but

organized group of antifa and anarchists trying to essentially tear down our cities, to make people feel unsafe, to riot and cause complete anarchy, like you reported. they're going to continue through the election. really it is time to choose. do you want law and order? do you want the governors and mayors to call out the national guard? or do you want to keep seeing in the liberal cities a feckless political leadership unwilling to take control of the streets and to end this anarchy? elizabeth: there, we looked at research out of princeton and harvard and stanford about facism. this is poisonous rhetoric through the rioters ideology. they believe america is a fascist country. historians keep pointing out, these rioters don't have idea to live like a fascist regime. america is not fascist at all

this poisonous ideology is warping their mentality and what is going on in the streets across the country. on top of this, sir, there is violence there, is chaos and violence happening in u.s. cities. hundreds more. a cop shot to death in the line of duty in st. louis. in chicago, 8-year-old girl shot dead. one of 53 shot in chicago. more chaos in chicago. more people dying a 6-year-old boy shot in the leg among five people in a shooting in brooklyn. people don't want mob violence and chaos in their communities. attorney general barr said reporting on this is flawed and wrong for the american people. the idea this is all peaceful demonstrators is a lie because the peaceful demonstrations are morphing into riots. that is the truth. watch a.g. barr. >> it is happening in front of people. you don't see it on any national news. you don't see it on the networks or see it on the other cable stations yet you hear about

these peaceful demonstrators. so it is just, it's a lie. the american people are being told a lie about it media. elizabeth: okay. so we also have doj arresting more than 2,000 year-to-date in riots. your reaction to a.g. barr, sir? >> bill barr is absolutely right. anytime you read the chiron which is the bottom of the scroll or identifying what the speaker is saying, cnn, fiery, mostly peaceful demonstrations. these are not peaceful demonstrators. obviously they are using molotov cocktails or exploding fireworks. they are, you know, really trying to enter into confrontations with law enforcement. these are not peaceful protesters. we're a country obviously built on the people's ability to speak out and to protest. once it gets into violent mobs, anarchy, riots being declared on our nation's streets, that is where we've crossed the line and i think, general barr is

absolutely right. the media is not reporting that by and large across all of the outlets, mainstream newspapers and televisions especially in, i think it is doing the american people a disservice. i know everywhere i go, whether it is iowa, my home tate, whether it is florida, the nation's capitol, i see first-hand, i talk to people, they want law and order. they want their children to be able to play safely in their front yards. we're not seeing that in places like chicago, rochester and portland. these mayors and governors need to get control of these communities. they need to deploy good policing. they need to put people in jail. elizabeth: matthew whitaker, thanks for joining us. come back soon. >> thank you, liz. i always enjoy it. elizabeth: next up, president trump firing back, saying joe biden's brand of d.c. establishment globalism companies hollow out and destroy american communities and take

american jobs. we've got that. this story, a niece of al qaeda terrorist, 9/11 mastermind of osama bin laden. she now says only president trump can prevent another 9/11. she adamantly said america is not a racist country. we have house ranking republican house oversight james comer to weigh in on all of that and much more. stay right there. president trump: joe biden, radical socialist democrats would immediately collapse the economy. if they got in, they would crash, you have a crash the likes of which you would never seen before.

♪. elizabeth: welcome back. president trump slammed the d.c. establishment, quote, globalism as destroying american communities by taking away american jobs. this as joe biden told a union event that he will be the strongest labor president that union workers ever had. watch president trump here. >> one cold-hearted globalist betrayal after another. that is what it was. biden supported -- elizabeth: let's welcome house oversight reform ranking republican james comer of kentucky back to the show. great to see you, congressman. your reaction to this? >> president trump's right. joe biden is a globalist. he proved that in the eight years of the obama-biden administration.

they turned their back on american workers. they wanted unilateral trade deals which put american workers at aket competitive disadvantage. over the past three years president trump embrace ad america first trade policy and put america at the forefront and i think it made a difference. elizabeth: move on to this story a separate story. a niece of the al qaeda terrorist and 9/11 mastermind, usama bin laden, noor bin laden. she says only president trump can prevent another 9/11. she is in switzerland, warning that another 9/11 attack is around the corner if joe biden is elected president. your reaction to that. >> she is pretty strong endorsement for donald trump's foreign policy. i mean every knowledgeable person around the world knows that the obama-biden foreign

policy platform was a disaster. you don't have to look any further than the terrible iran deal where we turned our back on our most important ally, israel. not to mention the trade deals. china gained significant dominance of the trade market, the world trade market under the obama-biden administration. just over the past 3 1/2 years we finally have a president who stepped up. he said enough of this globalism. we're going to put america first. he renegotiated nafta. he has been in the trade war with china to try to hold china accountable for all of the abuses they have with manipulating their currency and i think that what she said is exactly right. if you want to protect, protect america, donald trump is the best person. elizabeth: noor bin laden, she is the niece of osama bin laden. she also criticized the so-called squad of progress

democrats. that representative ilhan omar that some people did something, ilhan omar's remarks about 9/11 were disgraceful saying quote, it is an honor to be able to go live in the u.s. and make the most out of all the opportunities. you do have a situation now in america where you have people like ilhan omar who actively hates your country and noor bin laden also said part of the reason she rejected liberal assertions that america was a racist country because of her own experience with in america, saying quote, i have had not a single bad experience with americans despite the name i carry. on the contrary i was overwhelmed by america's kindness and understanding to me. your reaction to all of that? >> i agree with her on that point too. i disagree with omar. she said so many anti-american statements, just mind-boggling that nancy pelosi and democrats don't call her out more. i do believe we should be concerned about the squad. they have been winning democrat

primaries. some progressive candidates have won upset primaries. we'll see the squad grow in numbers over the next election cycle. we should be concerned about them. there is big difference in what this new progressive wing of democratic party believe and republicans in congress and donald trump are campaigning for re-election on. elizabeth: the way to do it, congressman, is to debate, to debate in a rational, reasonable way. don't attack personally. just debate, correct? >> that is absolutely correct but they do just the opposite of that. i think that it is very important what congress was going to do every at next three weeks. very important what we'll see in the next three presidential debates. elizabeth: okay. congressman, great to have you on. come back soon. >> thank you for having me, liz. elizabeth: next up. congressman kelly armstrong from house judiciary, taking on former top fbi official peter strzok, out with a new book.

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♪. elizabeth: welcome back. you're watching the fox business network. we're coming into the bottom of the hour. peter strzok, fbi official fired for fbi bias. he is out with a new book. peter strzok admits he told special counsel robert mueller early on in the trump-russia probe that he doubted the trump campaign conspired with russia, that the president's associates, were too dumb to collude with the crem minute. kelly armstrong from north dakota, is on house judiciary. great to have you back, congressman. peter strzok admitted later on there was no there there. so did james clapper and james comey. they didn't have the goods on

russia collusion. this is 2017 peter strzok said this. mueller kept the investigation open until 2019. >> you saw it as the mueller investigation was winding down, they switched from collusion narrative, particularly in the media moved to obstruction. the problem if you have no underlying reason for an investigation, then you can't just continue a case just solely to get to obstruction which they couldn't prove either. i would say this, i know peter strzok's probably looking for a new job but i don't think a political consultant should he go into. i got to witness the trump campaign first-hand at the national convention in 2016 and essentially at that time it was corey lewandoski, kellyanne conway and the trump family and they managed to win a presidential race. i don't know where he thinks they were bumbling idiots, as opposed to running one of the most successful campaigns in history. >> hillary clinton and her

supporters again, they're now talking a lot about trump refusing to concede. hillary clinton team, hillary said the same thing in 2016. that is when the clinton team helped pay for the steele dossier which clinton was stowing to use to contest to fight against the 2016 election if she lost. somehow the anti-trump research made it into the fbi teams with mccabe, comey and strzok. they were used to get fisa wiretaps on trump's team. strzok downplayed all of that. he knew about the steele's credibility problems according to government declassified documents. your reaction to peter strzok saying there was no perjury trap for general flynn? >> that is not true. i read everything involved? that. by the way, even when they originally interviewed general flynn they didn't think he was lying, even after breaking all the protocol, not telling him he was the subject of an investigation. it was only after the mueller investigation started which by

the way was made up almost exclusively of hillary clinton cohorts trying to affect the 2016 election. so she wants to know about contesting elections, i'm not sure there is anybody who is better at it but the point of the matter is, no new evidence, no new interviews, they decided to prosecute general flynn after the fbi agents were originally interviewed and said they didn't think he was lying. i don't know if -- don't call it a perjury trap. call it a hatchet job, call it whatever you want but they set the guy up. elizabeth: the government documents say, tried to get him to lie or to admit to breaking the logan act. flynn was not read his miranda rights and he had no defense counsel at fbi briefing. >> they had already offered, go ahead, i'm sorry. elizabeth: go ahead. go ahead. finish your thought. >> they already said they should close the case, only through an error of bureaucratic paperwork did they have an open investigation on the guy at the

time. elizabeth: good point. house intelligence chair adam schiff said on sunday on cnn russians will continue to meddle because president trump is too cowardly to call out russia's president vladmir putin. brookings institution, center left think tank found that president trump was on russia than president barack obama. your thoughts on emails discovered by "judicial watch," emails by fbi officials that show also the nsa, national security agency offered to help adam schiff read secret trump russia documents, fbi helped adam schiff read secret fbi documents before the probe was included. take out the names of politicians, is it right that intelligence officials let a politician read secret documents in the probe of a opposition leader before the probe was ended and go on tv with accusations that had no proof.

>> that is the biggest problem. you and i talked about this congressman nunes got skewered by adam schiff's cohorts in the media. everything he said was proven right. this is what frustrate me so much. this should terrify anybody who cares about fourth amendment protections, rights of privacy, huge data collection and all of that but because it was done against president trump and they have such a hatred for him that nobody covers this in any other scenario. this would be the biggest scandal in a decade and we simply don't talk about it enough. elizabeth: thank you, congressman. great to see you. come back soon, okay? >> thanks for having me. elizabeth: sure. don't miss our exclusive interview on "the evening edit." senator chuck grassley will be joining us tomorrow night. it is going to be a hot one. he is fired up about everything we've been talking on, about on chasns tomorroomom

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♪. elizabeth: we got breaking news. president trump just now tweeting on the chief of police in rochester resigning in the wakes of protests over the death of daniel prude. the president saying police chiefs and most of the police chiefs in rochester, new york have resigned. democrat mayor and governor cuomo have no idea what to do. new york city is a mess.

high taxes and crime. everybody fleeing. november third we can fix it. move on this story, house speaker nancy pelosi saying again a baffling statement. saying she is taking a high road. she is setting a higher standard by ignoring the outrage from americans and criticism of her using a hair salon shut down for everyone else because of covid-19. nancy pelosi saying this, after she was accused by critics of using her platform to attack and damage that local hair salon owner, a single mom with two kids who is broke in san francisco. pelosi also was called out over her tweet on labor day celebrating hard-working families when pelosi is not working to negotiate new covid-19 relief bills. welcome christopher bedford, "the federalist" senior editor. reaction to all of this? >> that is pretty funny. the high road comes back from the royal robes that existed. that might make sense possibly

to nancy pelosi. stack that on top of her tweet for hard-working families, people trying to make a living yesterday and labor day, it adds up to a politician strongly out of connection with most of the united states. she is a very wealthy person. lives in a walled-in place. lives in san francisco and has rules that apply to her but don't apply to her, that apply to all of us. this seems to be a theme developing across the entire country. i'm actually a little excited about this whole incident because i have been so surprised how many people in this country are living under extremely excessive covid-19 restrictions when a lot of the country is not. they think it is normal with these people in the states have been reporting and they haven't made any connection between the restrictions and decisions of their political leaders. that might start to break down. elizabeth: we keep hearing from americans into "the evening edit," we're watching the polls, that show that americans are fed up. they're tired, they're exhausted. people have suffered through

shutdowns. they can't go to family events. they can't go to weddings or funerals. a growing list of democrat politicians called out for the double standards. as they impose the shutdown rules, democrat leaders are going to the gym. they have gone to hair salons. they have gone to jewelry stores. they have gone to beaches. even gone to protests. watch this. >> i take responsibility for falling for a setup. i think, this salon owes me apology for setting up. >> gyms are closed effective effective p.m. tonight. >> i did not think for a moment anything problematic. i knew the dynamics. again i have to stay healthy so i can make decisions for people of the city. >> the closure of business and the identification of essential businesses will be extended through april 30th. >> just days after that news conference a week before easter, news 13 has learned governor michelle grisham called a

employee at lily barak on pa say yo to buy expensive jewelry. >> what do you say the stave at home order and non-essential travel bans are being responded by your family. >> i will not answer that question. it is inappropriate. and i find it reprehensible. >> are you concerned about a spike in cases and combine reopenings and protests. >> you have to be, but the alternative, it is not feasible. i don't see it. >> in michigan over this past weekend governor gretchen whitmer's decided to violate his own wife's order to use his boat. >> the state launched an investigation into the nail bar in beaumont followed by a visit to mayor becky ames. >> i went to virginia beach. this is not just about me. it is about all beginnians and about their public safety. elizabeth: okay. you saw there, new york mayor bill de blasio going to the gym during covid shutdown.

you saw the governor pritzker justifying his family flying out-of-state to their family vacation home when a travel ban on people in illinois was in place. you saw a lot on that tape. your reaction? >> that was incredible lineup. i am glad you played it right there. americans need to be reminded. it was funny to see it end with the governor of virginia caught wearing black face or wearing a clan robe and halloween costume, his response was to punish the children of virginia, with anti-racism classes. make them go to their room that will solve it. all the restrictions appear arbitrary. we were supposed to slow the curve. now we're waiting until there is no more could have individual anywhere. in addition the things that mattered to democrats in power remained open or shopping centers or grocery stores or things like that. but the churches, other places are deemed non-essential services. a lot of this seems to come back

to power. of course they would not hold themselves accountable to the rules. i admit i would break rules if i could. i wouldn't have made them. that is difference between a lot of political leaders and frustrated people on the ground who have to live under their rules. elizabeth: you know, the other thing too, we'll close out the hit because we've got to go. fundamental role of government at any level to keep americans safe. americans were good good good-hearted to covid rules shutdowns, but they swear an oath to protect the american people. then they see headlines out of the media justifying rioting going on and protests going on and democrats exonerateing violent chaos as peaceful. they're morphing into violent riots. dozens of people have been killed since the spring. the headlines were found by the

daily caller. >> nanny state in our lives more than anything we experienced in modern america. telling us if our kids can to to school. if we go outside, what we need to wear, ho do we talk to. on the other hand we have complete lawlessness in american cities, first amendment rights and unbelievable lying double standard from a lot of people in the media, standing in front of lid ral burning buildings saying the peaceful protests had intensified. this is too much. those things combining are playing against joe biden and for president trump. elizabeth: christopher bedford, thanks so much for joining us. come back soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: coming up we're staying on the story. it is a number of biden big flip-flops. that list is growing as the media now increasingly starting to fact check the democrat nominee. "the hill" media reporter joe concha, he has a few things to say about this. that story next. e ♪ ♪ limu emu & doug

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♪. elizabeth: okay. more biden flip-flops. the list is growing. joe biden admitted yesterday his own proposed national mask federal mandate, meaning everyone in the country under new rule under biden, they would have to wear a mask, he saying you know what, that is unconstitutional. joe biden, kamala harris called for an immediate federal national mandate for everyone to wear a mask to battle covid-19. biden cited that as example what he would do differently than president trump. biden told cbs-5 in arizona, there is constitutional issue whether the federal government can do that. bell come back to the show, "the hill" media reporter joe concha. joe, the flip-flops are piling up. your reaction. >> joe biden has only been in politics, that's right, 47 years. he would think he would know the constitution can't do a national mask mandate when he first

declared it after you pointed out, a couple weeks ago. the flip-flops are piling up particularly when it comes to fracking. this is a very big issue. that is millions of jobs in key states like pennsylvania, ohio and florida. here is what he said in a debate in march. i'm quoting this verbatim. i'm talking about stopping fracking biden said, as soon as we possibly can. i'm talking about telling the fossil fuel industry they are going to stop destroying the planet. no ifs, ands, buts, maybes, about it. i am no more no new fracking unquote. joe biden actually did an interview with halfway decent journalist, that wet would be read back in the spirit of tim russert, a great interview, "meet the press," mr. biden these are the exact words. defend what you're saying now where you said you would never ban fracking. that is your quote. what do you say? i would like to see that interview happen sometime. i hope chris wallace, mod rating the first presidential debate three weeks from now reads that

exact quote back to him. i want to hear the answer. i don't think there is any good answer because i screwed up. i flip flopped. elizabeth: biden said it number of times during the debate in campaign fund-raising mode. when he hits the road in pennsylvania he is now flip-flopping, pulling back on what he demonstrably said. your take on media clapping after joe biden answered one question on covid-19 and his handlers shoed away the media. making false claims, president trump never introduced a infrastructure plan and president trump wants to defund the police. he doesn't want to do that. your reaction? >> elizabeth, the day after labor day. this is when the campaigns are usually off and running in any year, including a year with a pandemic. president trump has two events today. one in florida, he is on his to

north carolina, he may have landed as a matter of fact. obviously still does press conferences on daily basis, as does kayleigh mcenany. joe biden, the day after labor day, when this is kicking off in high gear. no public events planned. 9:30 put out a lid on reporters, no questions for the candidate in any way, shape and form. elizabeth: that is strange -- >> friendly press which is quite remarkable not remotely as hostile as to president trump. joe biden getting questions, that piece in "the atlantic" donald trump allegedly called fallen soldiers suckers and losers what does that tell you about his soul? the ultimate t-ball question when you asked a candidate about their opponent and asked him to define in some way, shape or form. that is the questions joe biden is getting. tell you what, elizabeth, battleground states, "real clear politics" average statistical dead heat between biden and trump with trump

having all the momentum that concerns the biden campaign because you don't -- elizabeth: hang on a second, joe. show the great america vote parade. >> i don't care what you run up in north carolina or california. new york or california. elizabeth: the mic, piece may be out in your ear. i wanted to cut in. we're running out of time. we have to show the american boat parades this labor day weekend. give an update. five boats sank in texas. no injuries or deaths. authorities say there is no evidence of foul play. your reaction for the enthusiasm for president trump, seems to be there it is there as they do the trump flotillas? >> in 2016 that was difference between hillary clinton and donald trump. you saw the size of the rallies. he certainly has the boat vote. i can't believe how many flags i saw for president trump. elizabeth: we have to run out of

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♪. elizabeth: welcome back. more news on how violent drug cartels are now taking advantage ever the u.s. the country has been distracted by chaos over covid-19 shutdowns and riots. drug cartels are now sending historically high amounts of hard drugs across america's

borders. cbp acting commissioner mark morgan reporting that the amount of meth, for example, now seized at border already double the levels of fiscal 2019. let's welcome back former top border guy tom homan. great to have you back on, tom. great to see you again. fentanyl, seizures are up 30%. spike in marijuana 25,000 pounds, more than 2019. your reaction. >> two things happening here. cartels are trying to make up for lost money. the same cartels that smuggle people. president trump is so successful on the border, illegal immigration is down 60 to 80%. they are losing what makes up for drug smuggling. however, at the same time since the immigration numbers are down, illegal immigration is down because of what president trump did especially family units, border patrol is more people on the line. they're more vigilant.

they are seizing more drugs. during the family crisis border patrol said 50 to 60% of our agents are no longer on the line. they're making formula and baby runs. half the border is not on the line. now they're on the line. they're vigilant and attacking the cartels. elizabeth: trafficking of drugs and human beings reflect tougher of increased violence in mexican border towns where drugs are smuggled. acting chief morgan says drug cartels are using new and innovative ways to smuggle drugs. el paso, texas, nearly 160-pounds of liquid meth passed off as bottled water. your reaction? >> look, the cartels are sophisticated. they're always trying to stay one step ahead of law enforcement. even the money, they use cryptocurrency and bitcoins. they know that, you know, paper money can be seized, it can be

found. not only trying to hide the drugs and come up with many different sophisticated ways of hiding the narcotics they're even hiding the finances in the banking system. so the cartels are sophisticated. they're not like you saw back in the '60s and '70s. these are well-trained very smart people who try to stay one step ahead of law enforcement. but luckily our law enforcement officers are keeping up with them. elizabeth: your reaction to this story we've been talking about this, i.c.e., arresting more than 2000 criminal illegal aliens during a month 1/2 nationwide operation that lasted threw august. i.c.e. arrested more than 300 illegal aliens in seven counties in california, major felonies that they were wanted for. assault, battery, burglary, child abuse, spousal abuse. california is a sanctuary state. your reaction to this story? first of all numbers would be a lot higher if california actually worked with i.c.e. i.c.e., one agent can sit in

l.a. county jail and process 10 criminal aliens a day. when l.a. county releases those people, the whole team has to go into the neighborhood, find the person, find somebody who doesn't have a footprint. they don't have credit cards and bank accounts. find somebody that don't want to be found. a lot harder, a lot more dangerous. it's a public safety issue. the numbers are impressive. it takes a lot of work to do this. they would be triple, quadruple that number if they could access the jail, a much safer environment to arrest the public safety threat. elizabeth: tom homan, always great to have you on. thanks for your perspective sir, come back soon. >> good to see you, liz. elizabeth: same here, i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. that does it for us. thanks so much for watching. join us tomorrow night as stay on all sorts of developing stories and headlines for you. we hope you have a good evening

♪ ♪. lou: good evening everybody we are 56 days from the historic critical presidential election on november 3. as the radical dems are escalating the intensity of their corrugated attacks against president trump each and every day. their latest efforts to undercut the president rolled out through the propaganda throughout the left-wing national media. the left-wing magazine, the atlantic atlantic and editor-in-chief jeffrey goldberg using four anonymous sources